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one of my favorite apps. well, don't spend this much because this is how much you've allotted to spend on this category so it's a very good app for that but some people say that's too much. all these different category, so much information there. it's kind of overwhelming with the pie charts. i just want to know how much -- if i'm saving this much how much can i spend this week or next week and that's where level money comes in, more simplistic but a lot of people say this is what i need to know. i just need to know how much i can spend today because i have this savings goal. >> what about any apps that help guide you on how to invest? >> in terms of organizing finances and giving you investment perhaps suggestions or helping you with your portfolio allocationle personal capital has an app that allows to you do that and that's one that a lot of people really like. the other one that people like is acorn, much simpler but just actually rounds up your spare change. figure out how much you're spending on a credi

. >>> there is an app for that, your budget, finances, or kids. finding the best money apps around. "on the money" starts right now. >> this is "on the money." your money, your life, your future. >>> here is a look at what is making news we go into a nuke week "on the money." retail sales rose by .9%. retail sales are always very closely watched because consumption makes up more than two thirds of the economy. gasoline purchases were weak, partly because of lower prices. sharps opened lower on concern about earnings. the markets continued to fall by the close on friday. google may be searching for answers in europe. the company is facing a $6 billion lawsuit by the european union. they say that google favors it's own shooping search results over it's competitors. >>> financial reports came in this week. citi's earnings beat but revenues fell short, and ben bernanke is staying busy. he is a senior advisor to a hedge fund. no word on how much he will be making, but the fund is worth $25 billion. >> using a computer is part of every day life for most people these days, but it can be co

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some free apps go even further.ed by hackers, they imbed spywear with the sole purpose of learning your personal information, like credit card numbers and bank account passwords. it's almost like a trojan horse. >> exactly. we call these remote access trojans or r.a.t.s. >> reporter: using a phone with spywear, this cyber security expert shows us how easy it is for crooks to steal personal data on your phone. he takes my picture. later, that same photo appears on his laptop. the phone was even recording our entire conversation. >> it is eavesdropping on the microphone right now. >> reporter: this is a conversation we were just having. >> we were being spied on. >> reporter: without even knowing. now, a trade group tells us app developers are protecting consumers, but we still need to be vigilant. some tips. read the permissions and don't download anything that's asking for access it doesn't need. uninstall any apps you don't use and consider paid apps, which ask for fewer permissions. >> get rid of the apps you're n

. >> he gave me eye act and app not even thinking about cameras or anything like that, that's my only son. and at the end of the day i don't want him to be a freddie gray. >> coming up in 30 minutes you can see more of her interview right here on the evening news with scott pelley. >>> president obama says there's simply no excuse for the looting and attacks on police in baltimore. >> it's counterproductive. when individuals get crowbars and start prying open doors to loot they're not protesting. >> he said the protesting took attention away from legitimate concerns over the death of freddie gray. cbs reporter joins us live from baltimore. tell us what it's like on the streets right now. >> it's really an ebb and flow on the streets right now. this is what many call the epicenter last night. this is the cvs pharmacy on the corner of pennsylvania and north completely burnt to a crisp. everything had to be cleared out today. the building has been condemned. i want to show you what's going on right now. we have police in s.w.a.t. gear out here right now not acting out right now. very pea

there's a lot of apps in the i-tunes app store, so that's where a lot of the action is happening. >> mark, what do these apps do that revive these languages? >> it is a trick question. because some of them are simple touch and answer apps. orrs have games and flash cards and dynamic endangerment pieces to them. but the technology itself will not save the language, not ammonal goes by where you will see a headline, human interest story, app to save language, and they simply don't. it is the usage of the apps and how useful they are to a particular community that will be the measure of the success. >> i have to imagine, just like aggregating all of these languages that are dis appearing has to be a challenge. >> this would not have happened 15 years ago, now there's a chance of preserving this language, but also celebrating it and having outsiders like myself enganged with it in a rich way, and speaking about these i want to bring up first voices it is an app for the android, the mac, here is also endangers languages. on line, collaborative effort which seeks to protect the diversity.

speaking of apple, popular note taking app evernote among the featured apps at the app store. ceo is with us. we talked about "daredevil" on netflix a few moments ago. is it worth watching? jason lynch from quartz will give us his official review when "squawk alley" continues. there's a difference when you trade with fidelity. one you won't find anywhere else. one-second trade execution. guaranteed. did you see it? in one second, he made a trade, we looked for the best price, and the trade went through. do the other guys guarantee that? didn't think so. open an account and find more of the expertise you need to be a better investor. >>> with the launch of the apple watch comes an entirely new ecosystem, third-party apps created for the smart watch experience. developers have been designing their apps since november in preparation for the debut and among the apps featured on the app store is from the popular note taking company evernote. joining us this morning exclusively phil libin the ceo of evernote. good to have you back. good morning. >> great to be here. >> how long have

and information on secure sites like banking apps could be hacked. >> it's spying on you and other apps cyber security expert is playing the role of a hacker shows us how easy it is to steal personal data on the phone. >> will we see the photo will it appear there? sure enough it's on the laptop. the phone was recording the entire conversation. >> it's eavesdropping on the phone right now sfl we were being spied on. application alliance trade, says they are doing a good job maintaining trust and securing data adding that consumers must protect themselves. ? overseas queen elizabeth got quite the birthday celebration today. she received a 41 gun royal salute in london hyde park. queen elizabeth celebrates two birthdays each year, the official birthday and the actual birthday on a saturday in june. the queen is enjoying her special day at windsor castle and the brits hope there is another birthday princess kate is due any day now and she is expected to deliver any day now. nobody knows where she is spending the remainor of her pregnancy people condition wait for the newest royal to arrive

the app does that. in the middle section of the menu, it sets the stage bikes leaning how article five sets a high bar for amending the constitution. that high bar underscores the importance of compromise in achieving the necessary congressional level of support needed to propose amendments. the app takes you into the work of congress by introducing you to the leaders of the house debate. it gives a brief overview of the federalists' position and antifederalists' positions on amendments and gives you biographies of the leaders of the house debate. all were reluctant and sometimes adversarial colleagues for james madison. he had to win them over to his proposal. knowing who the people are is significant. we picked out some of the leading ones and make them accessible by giving a portrait and thumbnail sketch of who they are. there you see roger sherman another name we heard this morning. we have given some of the leading figures whose voices were raised most frequently. if you know about the people you n

there are thousands of apps with this goal in mind. how is a change in our society?nstagram is a smash hit, but it almost didn't come about. first, a check on today's top headlines. at&t has agreed to pay a 25 $ t regulators. this afternoon investigation found workers at call centers in mexico and the philippines improperly disclose personal data on 280,000 customers. the fcc says names and social security numbers were passed on to third parties who were selling stolen phones they wanted to unlock. germany's privacy regulator has rejected most of google's appeal and has ordered the company to limit the collection of personal data. this decision prevents google from combining user data that would allow it to determine a user's marital status, personal preferences, and more. who tried to overturn the ruling. a spokesman says google is reviewing what steps to take. google's youtube is adding tools to improve as on mobile devices, thanks to a new feature called cards. advertisers can highlight related content during videos. all video ads will limit clickable links to box

you match within the app and you can have a conversation.ion here was really to bridge two worlds. on one hand you've got the large regular chatting apps such as i message, line and kick. on the other hand you have a handful of self-destructive apps whether it's snap chat etc. we realized there was a big opportunity to bridge these two worlds together. now people are using vapor chat as their everyday chatting app just to chat normally. but now at your finger tips you have all this option nalt of protection. so you can just chat regularly and all of a sudden if you want to take a text back or we have great copy settings you can determine ahead of time which text or photo can or cannot be copied or saved to your camera roll. we built in all this control and protection we think people deserve. >> thank you very much. >> i can't keep track of the chats. >> there is no reason for lack of communication anymore. >> someone should tell that to -- >> people we don't communicate with. >> it is time for the one number that tells a whole lot. what you

for moving through lists, selecting apps, and zooming in and out of photos and maps. of course, the apple watch is also a watch, and it does the job of telling you the time, just sometimes not when you want it to. there are sensors in the apple watch that tell it when to turn on the screen and when to turn off the screen. when you bring it up to your face to check on the time, it works perfectly, but every once in a while, it doesn't turn on. that can be maddening when you just want to know what time it is. it is a beautiful, well-designed, really effective apple product, and if you love apple products and use a bunch of them, this is a great companion. it is not going to make you a better person or change her life or change the way you look at the world. it is a great accessory. maybe that's enough. brad: that was bloomberg's josh temple ski. let's continue this conversation from a luxury accessories perspective. our guest is associate editor of bloomberg's luxury vertical. you have read the reviews, and now the apple watch comes out in two and half weeks. do you fee

bloomberg has an app on the watches well. joining me, cory johnson, our editor at large in new york. and our luxury reporter and the cofounder of the mobile shopping marketplace and also with me our other guest. you did not get me to watch, can we confirm that? cory: we cannot confirm that. emily? i did go to the store to look at the watch. my eight-year-old freaked out when she saw this thing. the notion of the functionality and the things it could do. it was so exciting to her in a way it was not for me. emily: you do have the watch. tellis what you think. what are your favorite things, your least favorite things, what do you like? >> i have had it for granted love 16 or 17 hours. kind of in that honeymoon phase. i have got it right here. there we go. and you can see, you have all the functions you would expect your you do have the world clock, you have -- imagine that. it does tell time. everyone is asking. you have this suite of apps and over the course of the day we will see 3000 rollout and there are some notable ones l

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talk about free app.oom allow hack investigators steal the personal information even view your photo or listen to your calls. fv we show you how you may be giving strangers access to everything. >>reporter: smart phones used for much more than talking. estimated 86 percent of the time we spend on them using app time we spend on them using app. many of the most popular free app like flashlight, free app like flashlight children games and even the bible are actually designed to mind and sell your private information. it's what you agree to in the permission giving the app access to things like your location and what you are searching so they cancel that information. sometimes they gain access to your contact and scan the numbers. some app even further created by hackers they im bed spyware with the sole purpose of learning personal information like credit card numbers and bank account pass words. >> like a trojan horse. >> exact limit we call these remote access trojan or rat. >>reporter: using phone a with

the way this app works is that it is in app on a smart phone, it's called enlighten. as we approach the stoplights, it's supposed to tell us with an audio cue what's happening with the lights. >> 14 seconds remaining. >> reporter: walnut creek is promoting a smart phone app city leaders believe will reduce distractions behind the wheel. the train whistle means the light is green, the new app is called enlighten. one that gets drivers audio cues at walnut creek's 100 stoplights. once in a while you're at a long light think abouting what you're going to make for dinner that night, and i'd sure rather my app give me a beep than the guy behind me slamming on the horn. >> this is an indication of what the traffic signal at oakland issue is doing at this particular time. >> reporter: unlike most cities walnut creek runs all lights out of one central light system. a brain of sorts where every light changes monitored. and adjusted if necessary. >> we're on the cutting edge of technology. and that's why we were selected and we were able to use this application. >> reporter: bu

om: who are the people using these apps, what is the demographic profile?we have an awesome community of people in college -- that is the example i gave. as well as anyone who is using on-demand services. we provide a layer of -- the ability to learn what is out there as well. you said that there were thousands of these on-demand services, and there are many of them. we have seen things like i need booze for my party delivered. that is something -- hard to discover, but you can find through sensay. brad: thank you both for joining us. ♪ >> after two days of deliberation, the jury has reached a verdict in the trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev, accused of setting up the bomb at the boston marathon two years ago. we don't know what it is so far, only that they have reached a verdict. jurors are weighing 30 counts against him, including 17 that could lead to the death penalty in a later phase of the trial. it is pretty much all but certain that he will be found guilty of committing many of these crimes he has been charged with because his lawyer basically admitted tha

, american airlines all out with apps already. joining me here in the studio corey johnson, our editor at large in new york. we've got tracy cofounder of the mobile marketplace. also with me here in san francisco. thank you all so much for joining us. corey, you cannot get me the watch. can we confirm that? >> we cannot confirm that. i didn't get you one today. >> you're not going to surprise me with a watch in the middle of the show? >> if i told you right now, it wouldn't be a surprise. i did go to the store this weekend to look at the watch. and, you know i played with it when it first came out. actually, my daughter, my eight-year-old freaked out when she saw this thing. the notion of the functionality all the things it could do. it was so exciting to her, in a way it wasn't for me. i wonder if that sort of speaks to the surprise of the user interface. >> now, steven, you do have the watch. what are your favorite things? >> i've had it for a grand total of about 16, 17 hours now. so it's still in that kind of honeymoon, gettin

from clover, app that sends you matches based on location and time, to ivy league, app for 1 percent.where users pose idea for date to see hoo bites. hinges matches you up with friends of friends on facebook. >> so you have a comfort zone knowing they know someone that you also know. >> download? >> others are sure, it is not for them. >> there is a lot of, you know, for the lack of better word weird owes on the internet. >> that may be true, but mandel says, as long as you take precautions like meeting in a public place the benefits could outweigh risk. >> also jay swipe for jewish single lbgt community things like coffee, bagels, list literally goes on and on, as you heard expert say, more and more people are using these apps so they're becoming more and more legitimate in terms of finding love. ukee erika? >> first dating on line, now dating throughout. >> now there is an app, there is an app for that and everything else. >> always is. >> all right nicole, thank you. right now it is 6:49. let's see what's coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell has your preview from new yo

these live streaming apps are they cool, maybe a little bit creepy. can leave your comments on our fox 29 facebook page. you can tweet us at fox 29 philly. even send us a video message. i'm bill anderson, fox 29 news. >>> take a look. this mug shot won't be winning this woman any favors with a judge. 55-year-old linda mcdonald was arrested monday in vermont for drunk driving. police say she was ran off the road and crashed into a wooden fence. she said she was writing down directions but police say her blood alcohol was way over the limit. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> new jersey transit passengers have been complaining about a funky smell on some of the trains. officials say the trains are kept at a rail yard about a quarter mile of from a mull are factory in morrisville pennsylvania. new jersey transit believes the smell has permeateed some rail cars. so now the transit authority is trying to figure out what to do. >>> well the inform fl knows what to do and hire its first full-time female official. >> she's one of nine new first time nfl referee

i've got the app on my watch.rs ago, you were making apps for like every platform. >> yeah. >> that came out. and i was like, well, i'd like you to make some improvements maybe to the iphone app. are you casting that wide a net or have the changes in the smart phone market, the need to focus on wearables like the watch app you have now, caused you to shift your philosophy sbl? >> we want to be on every device that is cool and has a shot at success. ting takes so much more work to improve an existing product than to make a new one. the vast majority of effort goes into existing apps, and maybe we get to spend 10, 20% of our time on shiny new things. >> we heard you hit 100 million users. i'm wondering if you could give us an update on where user growth is coming from giving that you've had to change your strategy. >> it's coming geographically from asia, south america, but the u.s. continues to have really strong growth for us. in terms of devices, we're seeing a ton of growth on android, and really picking up grow

read your address book. >> this is worse than my friends. >> now an app thinks out other apps. >> people need to understand the trade off between some real useful things that are free. >> here is an alarm clock app. it is determine the phone number of this phone, and ahows an application to read information. >> we tell users what those have access to so they can decide yeah. this is neat. tells time well. but, i don't want it to know my photos. >> this information is in the disclosure. >> he keyboard in and get a read out. >> that is to make people wonder. >> the hope is that consumers will start making choices. just because it says it can take information doesn't mean it does. so to see my reports click sections tab then, select 7 on your side. >> why is my alarm clock spying on you? >> one, sometimes they throw a wide net. and another this is how they sell ads they pop up. once they have information what are they doing for it? >> still to come >>> it was an easter egg hunt with a san francisco twist because who tries to find anything without the help of a smart phone? >> thank you for

a life saved because of the app, it's amazing. it's very very satisfying for our team. >> the pulse point app is a free download for your smartphone. it's also used by firemen and police officers to see what other crews are doing, see if they can help out. reporting live in sunnyvale, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> that's a good story. great use of technology. thanks, scott. >>> let's get a check of the forecast now. seems like the wind gusts are sticking around. >> yes, they're pretty persistent. breezy conditions through portions of tomorrow not as windy as it has been the past two days. it's gusty at the coastline. winds as high as 40 miles per hour. 25 in san francisco. also 22 in san jose. so let's take you outside of the sky camera network now and you can see plenty of sunshine across the south bay and currently 64 degrees. 67 in the east bay. san francisco checking in at 59. the most beautiful shot tonight coming in from the north bay with the underground camera in belvidere and winds northwest at 14. unlimited visibi

our ktvu weather app is actually on the apple app store and also google play store. so you can get it for apple and android. >>> closed down for construction. coming up at 6:45, the major project getting under way it's going to mean detours and delays along one of san francisco's busiest streets. >> a big play by nba star russell westbrook. his surprise for a young single mother. >>> earlier in march the nonprofit dance organization had to come up with $550,000 in ten days or close for good. the community quickly came together they donated $640,000. but there is another big very important financial deadline and if it's approaching. the ballet has to raise $3.5 million by october to overhaul its business motto and become more of a regional institution. >>> the san jose family camp that right near yosemite national park it may have to shut down for good. the kellers started bringing their kids to san jose family camp back in 1978. now they bring their grand kids but those trips may end soon because the city subsidy that keeps the camp running is having money problems.

plus the shipping cost. >> easy to use free apps that help get you the most bang for your buck. rebecca jarvis, abc 6 news new york. you'll love this, a 3-year-old determined to take his pacifier on the campaign trail. zeke is crying here because hillary clinton beat him to the punch, the toddler just seen her announcement declaring her candidacy for the white house that sent zeke into tears. >> i wanted to run for president. >> zeke is not even eligible to run for another 32 years or so but he told his mom he is ready now and his agenda includes quote, playing with toys when he gets there. >> i concur with that. >> he may run some day. that will do it for "action news" at 4:00, for monica malpass, shirleen allicot, and adam joseph i'm brian taff, we are back tonight hope you'll join us for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. here is rick with a look ahead. >> coming up next on "action news" at 5:00 snoring is now linked to memory problems apparently. ali gorman has details on a new study on health check tonight. and why police officers were jumping around with loca

already there are more than 3000 apps available for the watch. right now most of the attention is focused on apps for consumers. things like uber make sense, you want to request a driver and get back to whatever you were doing. yelp is another good example of an app coming out where you want to see what is around you and get a recommendation of where to eat. >> but it isn't just consumers. companies are also betting that the apple watch can play a big role in the workplace. the idea is business apps could help professionals work more efficiently and stay better informed. >> you are a sales manager and you get a quick notification you are aboic to use a deal on price, and that is something you want to react about a deal in five minutes. and if you are away from your iphone or computer you could lose a deal that way. >> a quick check on treasuries. >> and tech giants are taking notice. sales fos designed an app to get realtime alerts and view dashboards an even the apple rivals are getting involved. microsoft designs an app to allow users to contro

a map app crashed the ipad. it means dozens of flights could not take off. >> they wanted to make sure they had the correct information. there were delays and inconveniences, but not a threat or a problem as far as the flight safety. >> it is supposed to make things more convenient. the pilots can get updated maps more easily and the technology literally lightens their load. >> obviously the ipad is light. >> american airlines has been using ipads for two years. some didn't know that but are not surprised. >> having to rely on an ipad which is where the future is going anyway, it is always going to be scary. we are con -- constantly needing to evolve. >> it is more user friendly and efficient in someways. >> they say there has to be some kind of back up. >> whether it is one set of charts on the aircraft or some other way they can tie in through a wi-fi system anyway they can get the information should their system go down. >> it is estimated that 10,000 ipads are crntly being -- currently being used in planes.

the app that provides pilots airport landing maps malfunctioned and passengers were stuck. one tweeting, "pilot just told us ipad is broke. #seriously?" some pilots had to return to the gate area for wifi to download the app again. >> obviously, the ipad is very light, compared to 40 pounds of kit bag. >> reporter: american was an early adopter of tablets in the cockpit. pilots able to leave behind those 40-pound cases filled with paper maps. the ipad use has exploded in the past four years. the map company estimates that 10,000 ipads are in jets tonight. and there have been few problems. >> i'm astounded that it's been as smooth as it has been. this is one of the first times i've ever heard of this sort of thing happening. >> reporter: turns out american airlines has a unique version of the app, and an automatic update last night inserted two maps of the same airport, which made the app crash. those two maps were of this airport, reagan in washington. so, any american pilot flying into this airport will have to use the backup system, a paper map, until their ipad app is up

a map app crashed the ipad. it means dozens of flights could not take off. >> they wanted to make sure they had the correct information. there were delays and inconveniences, but not a threat or a problem as far as the flight safety. >> it is supposed to make things more convenient. the pilots can get updated maps more easily and the technology literally lightens their load. >> obviously the ipad is light. >> american airlines has been using ipads for two years. some didn't know that but are not surprised. >> having to rely on an ipad which is where the future is going anyway, it is always going to be scary. we are con -- constantly needing to evolve. >> it is more user friendly and efficient in someways. >> they say there has to be some kind of back up. >> whether it is one set of charts on the aircraft or some other way they can tie in through a wi-fi system anyway they can get the information should their system go down. >> it is estimated that 10,000 ipads are crntly being -- currently being used in planes.

there's app icevehicle parking in this area. the a.l.p.r. database used to be public. hill searched for unmarked law enforcement by official buildings, rap the lates and posted what she found on the website. minnesota worried she'd reveal undercover operations. >> they mentioned by blog and my name saying be careful parking in public areas because i was taking photos. i got the sense that the city was not comfortable with people tracking their voogss. >> after, the city made a.l.p.r. data private. >> turns out the trackers do not like being tracked. but it doesn't stop them tracking the rest of us. >>> when this "america tonight" investigation continues... >> kidnapping is tremendously easy. stealing easy. >>> how to make sure this never ever happens to your kids online. this is an "america tonight" special investigation - your secret's out. >> monday. >> do you make anything that ends up in walmart? >> yes. >> child labor. >> how old are you? >> 12 years old? >> sweatshop conditions. >> says "old navy". >> who's making america's clothes? >> if walmart doesn't know, it

. >> the app that i love is fonto.love phonto because it allows me to take images and photos and add words and copies to the image. this is perfect for instagram, which is a channel on social media that my business really relies on. >> an app that i learned about and used recently is haikudeck. it allowed me to put my messaging and branding in a consolidated format with slides that are creative and messages short and sweet because we don't have much of an attention span these days. we have to be short and sweet and to the point. >> so quora is a website where you can ask questions and get the questions answered and they get voted up so you can see the most relevant and interesting responses for a question that is posed to the community. >> one of my favorite apps is called shipstation. we use shipstation to ship multiple packages on a daily basis. it streamlines the shipping progress. for the ecommerce company, it really saves a lot of time. >> i use onlinevideo.net because we are able to put a lot of press releases on

customers tend to steer clear of phones and tablets which have fewer apps. choosing instead to go with android or apple. microsoft now hopes to woo developers by allowing the and to reuse their existing code to build microsoft apps. >> there's never been a better time to be a developer. the opportunity to build applications that can change the world has never been greater. claire: microsoft has only 3% of the global smartphone market. with its new strategy in place the firm says it is aiming to sell 1 billion mobile devices in the next three years. kate: as we heard, apple has been a leader in the smartphone market. it still has its own problems. "the wall street journal" reports apple found defects in its apple watch. and limited the availability of the watch as it hits stores last weekend. apple has yet to comment on the report. the wash itself got mixed reviews as it went on sale. that is all for now. >> thank you very much. all the business headlines this afternoon. ♪ time to take a look at the headlines in the weekly newsmagazine. flo: hi. >> a great de

messaging apps are all the rage. facebook spent money on whatsapp.here's another one coming to market with a focus on business. cory: vapor chat has been live for four weeks and think of it as snap chat for business. joining me right now to talk about this is the ceo and founder. the messaging space is quite crowded, but this is intriguing, taking the relation of snap chat and the idea that them user can conjure -- can control the message. what is that bringing? guest: this supplies much more than businesses. the way people text is flawed. the second we send a message, we lose control over that message. if i text you right now, you can take that message and do anything you want. you can post a picture on facebook, copy the message, save it to your camera, whatever it may be. we created some innovation in that space and for the first time, users can have control over their messages after they send it. you can vapor a text after you send it and immediately remove it from your phone and the other persons phone. cory: what are the uses you imagine? guest

for retailers. >> . >> so billy, i am thinking if sony gets hacked my little app will get hacked how safe are these? >> i think we have a long ways to two, so anyone that gets access to your phone, can initiate or receive a payment on your behalf. i don't think i have seen an app where it requires a pin or another step of any kind of security when you are about to send a payment. another thing to consider is banks are pretty good at fraud detection information, when we see a credit card breech occur, many times it is the bank that detected it not a technical investigator, and they detect that through fraud algorithms they have in place, and they can say look, it looks like this specific organization got compromised. i don't know how many from fraud sophistication that is sophisticated as that. we probably have a long way to go. >> do you use them. >> i don't have any on my phone, i don't have any mobile banking apps. i use online banking uh be i don't have even app. >> i guess we should take a cue from the ultimate good guy. >> this is -- who needs wallets now, check out my screen, t

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visit the "nbc 10" app or nbc10.com to take a full tour. you can find out how much the condo is selling for. >>> all right, eagles fans. mark those calendars now. the 2015 schedule is out in case you haven't heard. the big news there are five games on national tv including two that will be right here on "nbc 10." also there's the home opener against the dallas cowboys. the birds will play on thanksgiving for the second straight year. birds and turkey. this is the place to watch all the preseason games. preseason starts august 16th against the colts. then it's a battle of the births on august 22nd when the eagles take on the ravens. august 29th they go to green bay and they wrap up the preseason with the jets. one fan is most excited with the regular season home opener. the game against the cowboys. >> eagles/cowboys opening day, way too earlier. >> sooner than you'd like to see them play? >> much earlier. who knows what's going on with the season yet. >> wonder if demarco murray is ready for the cowboys game there. next we'll take you live