we do that through the app. as you know technology is really changing the way people move around the city. we are happy to be a part of that. like i said, uber is really evolving the way that the world moves and by connecting riders through our app we are able to provide more transportation alternatives and increase riders. we are very proud of the increased mobility that we've created for our users with disabilities across san francisco and the bay area. we are very excited about what technology can do to increase that mobility and there is still much more to come. uber's motion del is everyone's private driver. we hope to be that service for everyone. so, what uber does is provide a reliable, very fast access to safe and efficient transportation options. we compliment san francisco's existing transportation options like public transportation and taxis and other modes of transportation. we really amplify the ability for people to get around. on top of that we offer a flexible and convenient economic opportunity

fewer apps.t this point they have enough apps to cover their basic mobile needs. carl, back to you. >> a huge story, josh. thank you so much. josh lipton. >>> funny, people have been getting rich on this, but curation is tough. tough to be found unless apple deigns, gives you the form to be discovered. >> that's what apple does. push things forward on the google android side, open field for anyone to come in. why you don't get the same quality of apps overall and people have a hard time finding apps. even the apple app store, hard to find good apps. >> a mom and pop business. create out of your garage if you want. >> the one guy lifted up, and a lot of companies, ea, in there, too. >> who you're up against. >>> when we come back, rich greenfield, btig. aereo's comeback and what's moving in tech with the dow down 94. at legalzoom virtually all yourof important legal matters in just minutes. now it's quicker and easier for you to start your business, protect your family, and launch your dreams. at

we've gone and downloaded apps on our phone, free apps, that will hopefully make us some money. the first of which is field agent. i'm going to open it up. i have a few options. one is called audit. these audits are mystery shopping with the highest earning payouts about $5. you will get that sum for surveying places not everybody is comfortable going into like, say, your local gun shop. we can't show you video from inside but here's the proof that we answered questions and completed our mission. after snapping a picture of the store to submit for approval, we earned our first $5. next up, a trip to walmart where we darted through isles and scavaged. stores. identify scratches, dents, and mishaps and send back the photographic evidence, another $5 earned. we wanted to try a variety of apps like the task for cash app, easy shift, that drew us all of the way up to santa cruz for money. along the way between driving around flatbed trucks and zipping by country stores a couple of things occurred to us. first, these missions can be hard to complete when you're in the ben lomand neigh

every time you turn on your phone, there are countless new apps to try, app that is want your business. some claim you can make stacks of cash using your smartphone. but how much are we talking about? can you make minimum wage just by using the apps? we decided to test out the claim to see if there's real money to be made in a day's work. cnet says it's uncovered five apps that can earn you cold hard cash. other sites tout iphone and ipad apps make you money, pave the way to riches by doing almost nothing, highlight 101 ways to monetize apps and so on. but how much money can you make in a day on your phone? we started about 10:30 in the morning. we've downloaded a whole bunch of free apps on our phone that will hopefully make us some money, the first which is called field agent. i'll open it up and i have a few options. one is called audit. these audits are basically mystery shopping with the highest earning payouts about $5. you'll get that sum for surveying places not everybody is comfortable going into, like, say, your local gun shop. we can't show you video from inside but here's t

the app right there. it's in the android store and the apple store for free. >> hey, that's perfect. i appreciate it, rich. thank you. >> i'm glad to be here. thanks for having me. >> communicating will never be the same. as intel says, "chat funner." for "teen kids news," i'm scott. >> here on "teen kids news," we've often run stories giving tips on using makeup, but we've never done a makeup story quite like the one you're about to see. we'll be right back. >> some of the most amazing movie magic is created in the makeup chair. we got to speak with an expert. >> if you've seen "pirates of the caribbean," "g.i. joe," or "smurfs 2," then you've seen the work of todd tucker. >> hi. how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? he's one of hollywood's makeup masters. what does a special-effects makeup artist do? >> what a special-effects makeup artist does is they bring in the actor, they create a head cast of the actor, and then we sculpt and design out a makeup that fits the actor perfectly, whether it's an old

you can text ride to 25543 and you'll be sent a link to download the app on your android or iphone. the metro minder app is meant to simplify your commute and you can track metro's performance during silver line's first rush hour. there's more information on our website www.wusa9.com and i have all your traffic and transportation info on twitter @monikaon9. >>> and if metro is not your thing, we know gas prices are probably driving you crazy, but tonight we can help you save 40 cents a gallon. the cheapest gas in southeast d.c., the bp on pennsylvania right at minnesota. regular unleaded cost 3.59 a gallon. it's a lot more on the bp outside the eastern market metro. there gas is just a penny shy of four bucks a gallon. >>> something that did not drive us crazy today, the gorgeous weather. topper shutt is here to tell us don't get used to fortunately. >> he's got the storm tracker back out again, don't you, top? >> we'll be tracking a couple showers tomorrow on the futurecast, nothing crazy heavy, most of the showers back in the i-81 corridor. we get into midmorning, about 9:00, coul

so it's a great app for new users. really excited about a lot of new bitcoin users downloading that app on ios. >> peter, your customers are loyal. that's something that we have seen. so we will see how growth looks from here. but congratulations on getting back on the app store. >> thank you. we appreciate it. >> peter smith, the coo of blockchain. >> i like that, smashing your phone because the app is killed, temporarily. >>> meantime, dow's down 27. you know, we mentioned zillow at the top of the show. but haven't mentioned family dollar or dollar tree. family dollar remains the biggest gainer on the s&p today, as the m&a train rolls on and dollar general taking a hit as well since it was not part of that party, at least hasn't been. that does it for us here on "squawk alley." let's get back to the judge, scott wapner takes over the "half" starting now. >> carl, thanks so much. welcome to the "halftime" show. here's our game plan. crash coming? mark faber thinks so. the king of doom joins us live with yet another di

and people are putting into your app really intimate details about their body. how did you create that trust? i mean, they're getting something out of it. they're getting a pregnancy that they want very much. and perhaps they're willing to just give the data for the goal. but it seems like you built trust almost right away. >> that's not necessarily exactly right. i do have a history of dealing with people very, very important, very personal data. and so far, i have been a reasonably good custodian of that data delivering value and/or keeping it as secret as it needs to be. having said that, i think the vast majority of the users have self-selected glow have a clear set of priority necessary their mind. they would like a baby and they have fought been successful and that is why they're willing to -- >> you think the goal overweighs any sort of -- >> yeah. it's not like being on whatsapp and there's another way to chat and mistakes have so great. >> fundamentally, privacy and value are a tradeoff. you have to think about it that way. when you type in your social

they are being sued by the government over child apps, for in-app purchases on kindle tablets, things like that. they are everywhere. >> jeff bezos, the ceo, his ambitions are as big as ever. thank you so much. i want to talk to you a little bit about cynk technologies. we mentioned this on our early show. it has never made a dime. but as of today it is worth more than aol, verifone, amd, and the number of technology companies. shares have risen more than 3000% in the last two months. at one point they were up more than 33,000%. it was a penny stock back in may. at there are signs that the party may come to a crashing end. shares ended just under $14. they did hit a high today before the 37% plunge. it bills itself as a special marketplace. the company is headquartered in belize, incorporated in nevada, and list say single employee, the ceo. what is going on here? it dropped 20-something percent right after we had a conversation on our show. people are seemingly wising up, and yet this thing is worth $4 billion when the product is unknown. is there more to this company? >> it is aston

>> i'm removing the app from my phone now. >> i'm opting out!ter ] >>> so time to get a check of traffic before you use your traffic app out there. and we do have an accident actually in benicia. so it is causing some traffic tie-ups right now in the westbound lanes of 780 right before the 680 interchange. actually one lane is blocked due to that collision involving several cars. here's a bright spot. the golden gate bridge everything is looking good in both directions of 101. as you can see right there, no delay out of sausalito. and you can see the bridge and you can see traffic which we haven't been able to say every day. westbound 92 is clearing out after that hit-and-run accident. you know, there's still a manhunt for the suspect or suspects involved in that hit- and-run crash. so heads up there. but westbound 92 is improving significantly once you get past the toll plaza. for a while, one lane was blocked so things were really slowing down. bay bridge pretty typical stuff. it looks like it's backed up to the maze. the westbound 580 approac

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there are loads of apps.reaming as cofounder and ceo-- ceo of metaphor and the better homes & gardens real estate sherry chris. welcome to you about. i want to start with a big broad question about technology and real estate. sherry, you first because you are right there in the thick of the business, how is technology and apps change in your business way back technology is changing everything and real estate is no exception and today consumers go to apps and technology to look for restaurants, to look for hotels, to look for everything and now they are going to technology and apps to make the homebuying decision. gerri: mike, i want you to describe 3d showcase the second, but let's talk first about the problems technology is solving in the real estate industry. how do you think about it when you're coming out with new products? >> one of the things that we really look for is when people want to understand in their search what a house looks like, how that information actually is presented to them is so importa

and various government agencies also. >> this is a free app. >> it is a free app. if you want to use it, say you are a college student and the college has it, then what happens is after you leave campus for the summertime, you can download and have a personal security system with you monitored by our monitoring station. so for $8.99 a month you can have personal security out and about. >>> one last thing, you can set a timer. say hey, i'm going to be there within five minutes. >> if you are going. so it back fills all the information, up until that., and then they stream it live. >>> wonderful t sounds like a really important app to have. man, woman, anything, thank you so much. >> thank you much. i appreciate that. >>> coming up, sweet is out and savory is [ brian ] in a race, it's about getting to the finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. it's important to know the difference. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could travel to my lungs and become an even bigger problem. and that i had to take actio

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half of those apps are things you have to interact with, your search app or your phone app. a lot of room for a vibrant economy to really, truly exist. , chairman andle founder of newco and so many other companies, thank you so much for joining us. it has been great to have you. cory johnson, our editor at large. thank you all for watching this edition of the show. ♪ >> welcome to "money clip," i am adam johnson. we got a blockbuster show -- the company is suing to you mobile for bogus charges. what comments does john leg ere have for us this time? we're off to daytona where a major renovation is shifting into high gear. what gets bill clinton pumped? he will tell you in a bloomberg exclusive interview. a summer wine was from one of the biggest importers in the country and finally we have an ultra-deluxe powerboat known as the aston martin of the sea.

surveillance a new app offers to protect your phone privacy the wicker app promises to provide an anonymous secure way to send messages video and more we'll tell you all about it after the break. on marinating in the financial world. series developments i mean i'm. only taking the credit. and life there are there are fucked. sparklers. in the finish line of the. well many of us have heard of snap chat the quick time photo sharing app but what about wicker it's the latest private messaging app that lets you securely send self destructing texts audio and video messages just recently worker announced that it had raised a second funding round of thirty million dollars the company now claims it has the resources to build the most trusted communication system in the world it's something that might be a little more appealing to users considering what they've learned in the wake of edward snowden's and essay leaks so what exactly can this app do joining me to discuss is the co-founder of the apple sells because sal nico thanks for joining me i have me america corps i have to ask you first about the

half of those apps are things you have to interact with, your search app or your phone app.ot a lot of room for a vibrant economy to really, truly exist. >> john battelle, chairman and founder of newco and so many other companies, thank you so much for joining us. it has been great to have you. cory johnson, our editor at large. thank you all for watching this edition of the show. ♪ >> turning ideas into action. the clinton global initiative attracts some of the world's best people. the goal -- find solutions that promote economic recovery in the united states. on a bloomberg tv special. from this year's meeting in denver, colorado. we sit down with bill clinton. >> we should look at this money as a one-time stimulus. >> zillow cofounder, robert rubin, former treasury secretary.

where's the big money in the apps? we could update software on each tablet at a walgreens, but that could take a day. the craig's list third party app shows request to remove rubble we might haul in hundreds, but set aside days to do it, or we could agree to model for a photo shoot, the problem here? we're neither female nor willing to pose nude. bottom line, pragmatic convenience, we filled out surveys, 25 cents each, racking up $2. to end the journey, we went on a mystery shopper at whole foods. >> exhausted, drove all day, about to search whole foods for this, trying to find as many water bottles as we can wanting to know how many and the location of the store. tracked down the bottles, took more pictures than thought possible and tacked on another $5. the total earned? $32.25, not even a half of full day's minimum wage. nbc bay area news. >> not the mention to gas money you spent. coming up, is he the top dog again? how many hot dogs did san jose's joey chestnut eat, and the big surprise he sprung on his girlfriend

and fight apps with apps.how you what the taxi industry has come up with to beat back competitors like uber. ♪ ♪ >>> goldman sachs got some unwanted publicity this week. three women filed this brief asking for class action status for a sex discrimination lawsuit originally filed in 2010. the women claim that female vice presidents at goldman earned 21% less than their male counterparts. and they perpetuates a sexualized environment. it mentions company events held at strip clubs. goldman denies the charges, and said in a statement . . . and they may be true about the fact that it's a procedural step in trying to get class action lawsuit. but to one informed observer, the biggest deal about this brief is not what is in it, but what has been redacted by goldman like all of the blacked out sections you see here. that's the view of susan who is a journalist who wrote "tails from the boom boom room," a book that tells of sex discrimination of smith barney and other wall street firms. susan this is not surprising, b

it is consumer apps.he defense technology and military technology, israel is one of the best places in the world. for consumer apps, san francisco and silicon valley this is the , best place. >> thank you for joining us today. coming up, alibaba adds some suspense to its ipo. they decided to push back its public a view. -- debut. we are streaming on your phone, tablet, bloomberg.com, and amazon fire tv. ♪ >> welcome back. investors will wait to buy into the most anticipated public offering. chinese commerce giant alibaba has decided to push back its ipo to labor day. it has been accepted around august 8. a person with knowledge of the matter said alibaba is talking with regulators. cory johnson is with us and leslie picker from new york. why is it being pushed that, is there a problem? >> it has to do with the sec. the company was expecting to hear back from its latest round of comment next friday. they must have gotten some indication that they would be a lot more to do and so they had to push it back be

the tinder dating app has seen explosive growth.t people looking for husbands and wives. fake prostitute profiles are popping up on tinder. why is that happening? next. ♪ welcome back to "bloomberg west." single people looking for love, tinder has profiled billion's. eye ofve also caught the scammers as well. a recent study shows that fake prostitution profiles are running on tinder, trying to redirect users to different services. how are they getting around the spam filters? joining the author of that report, there are los angeles. this is kind of an amazing -- the whole tinder thing is amazing, but this is yet another amazing part to it. >> definitely. it is a popular service used by millions of users around the globe. it is not surprising to see the scammers trying to target users. >> explain exactly what is going on here. >> there are various types of scams that have been going on for the last year. we published a report about one year ago talking about adult webcam-based spam. fake profiles that will connect with you on tinder

>> we don't like to think of ourselves as a tracking app, we are an app that makes communication easieration sharing is core to it, but when people think tracking, they think big brother. we just give alerts when someone leaves an office. the word tracking almost never comes up, it is about peace of mind, making lives easier. sometimes there are skeptics. but try with your family and see. >> it is something that can be very valuable. if the government wanted to find you. >> in terms of government sharing without a legal subpoena, we do not share information,. period. a massive storing database that can later be used for nefarious purposes. it is very tightly controlled, so far we haven't had any incidents. >> there are other apps that do this. why wouldn't apple and google and android do this themselves in a bigger way? eventually sharing is going to be a commodity. it hasn't worked very well for apple and google. we focus on the family d.efault. what we found his location sharing is very powerful, and useful for small circle of people. there are only a handful of youre -- your babysitt

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what if there were an app for that?here is. >> reporter: south florida is home to billions of mosquitos. one can drive you crazy. what if there were an app for that? >> i don't know. it sounds far fetched. >> reporter: there is an app. the sonic repeller. >> you feel mosquitos? no. >> reporter: scientists say the app is based on a theory emitting a high end frequency that developers of the app claim mosquitos found distasteful. >> putting out a frequency supposed to imitate the male wing. >> reporter: he listened to the frequency and so did i. >> barely hear anything. >> unless you literally put it against your ear. >> reporter: opinion among the swatting public is mixed. one saying impressed. after 20 minutes no mosquito. another found this app will have no effect on any species of mosquito. the company who makes the app says on its website it is not 100% cover but will ease the pain of mosquitos biting you. >> more skeptical. >> a mosquito is right here. >> just in case you missed it carey sanders decided to try the a

plus, watch live tv on the go with the fios mobile app.efining what tv can be. >> phillies facing miami tonight with cole hamels on the hill. cole has been pitching great going seven plus innings in his last 10 starts but in june his teammates gave him just 11 runs to work with. how did he do tonight? fourth inning cole in bases loaded jam. a single to right. magee scores and the phillies are down one to nothing. in the fifth marlins get to cole again. fly ball into the gap at centerfield. christian, all the way from first to make it two to nothing. two batters later magee hits the ball off the face of the wall in left. the marl lips now lead three to nothing. cole lasted just five ups. the phillies with only five hits and shut out for the 11th time this season five to nothing was the final. >>> still no word from the n to l on the possible suspension of eagles right tackle lane johnson. he reportedly tested positive for ped's and will miss the first month of the season. the o line helped shady mccoy run the title, lead the yard from scrim

the barrier for getting into businesses and starting apps is so much lower.n't think the people care. they get shut down, they're create baboon park. they'll do something else. >> interesting the way tech gets ahead of us in one way or another. >>> a couple points out of washington today. john harwood has those. >> learning that the white house is requesting from congress $3.7 billion for dealing with the child border crisis on america's southern border. that's twice as much as we originally thought. it's money both for the department of health and human services to take care of some of those children, process them, also border patrol, air yell surveillance, messages to discourage others from coming across the border. congress is likely to approve this. a response from the speaker saying we'll look at it closely through the appropriations process, although the speaker said his request for the usa of national guard wasn't addressed in this proposal. the second piece of news, carl, that the republicans are going to be holding their 2016 nominating convention in

. >> a local teen assaulted by a man police say she met using a smart phone app. what you should know about whisper and other apps just like it. >> and gunfire at a local basketball court sends dozens of people running for cover. five people are shot including two teens. only on fox, one mother's message to the person who pulled the trigger. >> and an eagles player received another award today. it's an award won by some of the real greats in philadelphia. that will be coming up in sports. >> coming up in weather, ultimate doppler tracking severe thunderstorm warnings for berks county as well as lancaster county. we'll have the timing of these and the other risks later on this week coming u >> mother's message you'll see right on here on fox tonight. a gunman shot five on a basketball court on the 800 block of tillman street. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live in chester and, dave, you spoke with the mother of one of the victims. >> reporter: we did early this morning, lucy. all five victims from that shooting remain in the hospital tonight in stable condition. in

so far the app has been the number one paid ap overall in 99 countries and in the app store.s the main revenue stream. the premium sup scription you mentioned is a good revenue stream for us but nowhere near the app sales and the number you mentioned with the twitter followers. ach month our web site has vitors. we're able to get a fair amount of advertising revenue from that as well. the money we make we put into -- >> carry on. that was the question i was going to ask you. how do you reinvest that money? how do you bring the business forward? >> our primary focus is and has been for several years now to build the coverage around the world so that the 4,000 receivers that i mentioned, wu put our money back into sending out more receivers around the world. we actually work with a manufacturer and manufacture these receiver ises and send them out to hosts around the world. each week we send out about 50 new ones. >> i was reading somewhere this morning that you the function -- the not available yet. you the option of pointing a phone at an airplane flying above your head in th

download the best mobile app today. so you can always have the advantage. chase.you can up next on the kron 4 morning news. lead that briefly car had been restored and the area or power was still was fulton street and townsend streets on the east and west by the of justice. blue they're at looks good and downtown petaluma says halas' 16 >>: is gray in san francisco now give a lot of persistence and is still pretty much in sentences could 62 degrees. we do their car cover on the delta. with said said a vehicle after no with this quiz of kuwaitis in cupertino. if you like it to be 80 need to go to the east bay. census cisco has lasted 65 and is headed to the giants and a's game the first pitch is it 12:00. though bill west early breeze that comes in about 15 mi. per hour. the new law weather but we can and and mildly low 60s. we will squeeze of some 96 hours on monday or tuesday. haskell 15 year-old daughter was shot dead and called police warning them that her father was on her way it his way to kill a grant payments. and the cinderella is said to be a very critica

plus, watch live tv on the go with the fios mobile app.efining what tv can be. >> welcome back it is 10:00 a.m. on this sunday, july 6. in the news, charred frames are all that is left of several row homes after a three-alarm fire that claimed the lives of four young children. details on how to help the victims' families and the other victims trying to rebuild their lives. we have a live report. >> several businesses are targeted by thieves in burlington county overnight. >> running out of time, governor corbett has yet to put his signature on a new budget bill. >>> but first, chris sowers is at the "action news" big board with a look around the area today. >> reporter: 77 degrees in philadelphia. millville, 78. sea isle, 76. on the boardwalk in atlantic city, 7 of. still in the 60s in the poconos. satellite and radar composite showing high pressure system dom dom -- dominates the weather pattern. because the winds below clockwise we had northeast wind yesterday. even though today will be nice and comfortable, the high tomorrow is there, t

bad traffic apps. those things are horrible! we need elizabeth wenger!ow, very important here. [ laughter ] >>> around the bay area here today starting out with just a couple of patches of fog at the immediate coastline otherwise mostly clear skies inland and, well, we are going to watch these temperatures really soaring as we head throughout the day today. high pressure strengthening out of the desert southwest. these numbers up in the triple digits in some of the valleys this afternoon. so looks like we are in for a little summer heat wave as these temperatures are going to stay hot through the weekend. that ridge building back out toward the coastline. that's going to training temperatures up. the air quality is going to suffer a bit. in fact, getting unhealthy into the santa clara valley. so it is a "spare the air" day. nonetheless, if you like the summer heat you will love it in sacramento. 102 degrees there. 104 in fresno. 75 degrees and sunny and beautiful into monterey bay. temperatures in the south bay today up into the 80s and the 90s. 70s alon

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this announcement was all about apps, apps, apps. the news is you will have every single person in the ibm sales force will walk into the customer accounts with ipads and iphones available for corporate development, distribution, deployment as well as developing ibm maps on these devices that are favored by u.s. consumers. we saw a lot of competition coming from android in the corporate market. success of the windows phone taking the lace of blackberry, really bad news for blackberry and probably bad news for microsoft and android. >> that was going to be my next question. what does it mean for the others -- blackberry, google, microsoft? >> he's right. this makes apple much more powerful in an enterprise sense and it goes beyond blackberry, in my view already a dead man walking. amazon, google, competing for the soul of the enterprise. i'm not sure that it is all one-sided here. ibm had been struggling. this is a very clear strategic alignment and they can use apple and could be a big deal. >> alliances like this sound great but oft

to get the app, text them, we'll send you a link. i'm russ ptacek, wusa9. >> hungry are you? you are no longer hungry, which is a good thing actually. >> cooler today, 94 yesterday, only 83 today, that is nice. they are on their way out there, which i don't care if you know about the scientific meaning of that. now here is the radar the past couple of hours, well south of the town. you are going in to fredericksburg and southern maryland as it will be a wet going for them and southward for leonards town, nothing crazy heavy, taking a couple hours to clear on out. it's a perfect night for the walk or the jog with the low humidity. open up the windows as you might as well as you cannot do that too often in july. 64 to 74, a fantastic finish, but a hotter weekend as everybody is in the 60s, how nice is that? by 10:00, in the low to mid- 70s. temperatures are not really jumping here. 83 at 1:00. 80 in leesburg as you can walk to lunch. and remember that it is not humid as we would get into the evenings. 80 in gaithersburg and leesburg as you've got something going on tomorrow, yo

now, we want to try a variety of apps like the task for cash app easy shift that drew ut all the way out to santa cruz for money, driving around flatbed trucks and dipping by country stores, a couple things occurred to us. first, these mixes can be hard to complete when you are if the neighborhood of santa cruz, population 6,2334 where service is spotty at best. we popped in and out of the local market several times just to double check our questions. the second thing we noticed, earning just $5 to check campbell soup rack probably isn't worth the trip. so where is the big money in these apps? for big money, we can update software at a berkeley wall green, but that might take the rest of the day t. craigslist 3rd party app shows a request to remove all this rubble, we might haul in hundreds probably have to set aal qaeda a couple days to do it or agree to model for a photo shoot. the problem here, we're neither female nor willing to pose nude t. bottom lean for prakmatic convenience, we had to settle filling out surveys about 25 cents each racking up just over doctor 2. to ends our j

and a new smartphone app is offering a way to protect your phone privacy the company promises a secure anonymous means of sending messages audio and more will show you how it works later in the show. it's monday july twenty first eight pm in washington d.c. i'm here i david and you're watching our team america. i begin today with the very latest regarding the down malaysian airliner in eastern ukraine senior separatist leader olic founder burra di has handed over two black boxes to malaysian experts in the city of donetsk officials with the malaysian national security council say that the two black boxes are in good condition meanwhile the united nations just recently approved a resolution that calls for an international investigation of the crash at this point ukraine and anti kiev separatists are accusing each other of firing a surface to air missile at the airplane as it flew from amsterdam to kuala lumpur some thirty three thousand feet above a war zone in eastern ukraine all those on board the flight two hundred eighty three passengers fifteen crew were killed for the very latest

our 6 news app and 6abc.com has been updating the story since it broke get the app for free through the apple and google app stores. >> developing right now the search is on for a serial burglar in south jersey. police say someone broke into four businesses in edgewater park overnight. first one happened on route 130 around 1:40. officers responded to the break-ins at the store next-door. police will be checking surveillance cameras in the area. >>> police are looking for the driver and the vehicle involved in a hit-and-run at the jersey shore. 16-year-old was struck while crossing the street. he was hit on the 200 block of rio grande boulevard in wildwood. a friend saw him lying in the street. >> we were yelling for his name, cody. yelling for him, he god kind of like somberfied, and rolled over. >> the passenger side mirror was recovered from the scene. anyone with information is asked to call wildwood police. >>> after rain and rough surf from hurricane arthur kept some people away from the shore. the weather is nice now, "action news" was along the ac boardwalk last night. visitors

. >> and you can also send us pictures through the new cbs weather app.t has live radar and also sends severe weather alerts. you can keep track of what's moving in. the cbs philly weather app is now available in the i tunes store. >> we're continuing to follow breaking news on the delaware river tonight. the search for a man missing after his boat capsized was just suspended for the evening. "eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur has the lat test from the scene in holmesburg. >> reporter: just about half hour ago, the search was called off and as far as what went wrong, police tell us that at this point this is what they know. the 66 year old was out on the water with four others watching a race when the storms hit. and the boat capsized search crews from philadelphia, new jersey state police and the coast guard waste no time using boats a chopper and underwater tracking devices to try and locate a 66 year old man who police say has not been seen since 8:00 tonight. we're told he was one of five people on board a 24-foot sailboat when the storm moved i

did you know that our brand new cbs philly app really cool app i've been using it.an check live radar severe weather alerts and much more now available for apple products in the app store. the android version is coming soon. you can up load your photos right to us and we can get them on the air. >> we got great ones today. >>> we did. >> kate, thanks. >> with fourth of july here phillies fans hoping to have something to celebrate. >> who needed a win more than the phillies? six game losing strike. they accept kyle kendrick to the mound to stop the madness and slow the delay death of a season and perhaps an error. sports coming up. from safety... to fuel economy... to quality... today's chevrolet has it all. and it's a great time to buy. during the chevy 72 hour sale, you'll get 0% apr for 72 months. plus no monthly payments for the rest of the summer. 0% apr for 72 months plus no monthly payments for the rest of the summer. hurry, the chevy 72 hour sale ends monday. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. from color. to the remote. to flat screens. now it's takin

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storehouse is a visual storytelling app for the ipad.ne of nine apps that won awards from apple. it raised $7 million in a funding round. i spoke with the ceo and founder and asked him how people use this app. >> it lets people share stories of the men of photo and video and text. we realized there was an opportunity were people wanted to tell stories that went beyond a single photo that did not want to write a blog post. they would put photo and videos together and lay them out in an interesting way. >> isn't this like imovie? >> it is more of a magazine article. it allows video in there and that adds a multimedia element. >> you guys are only on the ipad. is that a concern to expand beyond that? we are very bullish on the ipad. if you look at the younger generation in the way that they have adopted it, this is going to open up creation for a lot of people. >> you were at apple for eight years and you were a designer and user. you helped other companies design apps for ios. >> one of the things that i did was help people take advantage