our app is a global app, some things might be in china and have nothing to do with new york city.e, what do you think about giving new york city power over an update and charging for it? gabe: this is classic. there's a bit of a misinformation campaign or some confusion. having run the d.c. and chicago dot's, i've been in the middle of this before. obviously i am pro-taxi. i am pro-government. i think what is funny about this is that it is very clear that a thousand dollars is a one time fee paid every three years by any right hailing company -- any ride-hailing app company whether it is lyft or uber. there is no per update charge. there is also nothing that needs to be approved with updates unless it affects pricing or transparency or something that is codified in the rules that new york city passed. again, there is a lot of confusion being put out there and i think actually when you look at what they have codified in the regulations, it is pretty clear-cut and i think it is basically transparency for the benefit of the customer and the driver. emily: some of the things proposed

and neither does the email app, which is their own app. and those are examples of what's coming in the new type of direct to the watch app that we're going to see next, later in the year. >> well i'm just looking at the, the disappointments as you list them. one was the fact that you can't reply to email. although it will notify you've got an email. another was the need for connectivity with your iphone and you know, walking around a suburban house, whether that breaks down. what really surprised me was the issue of sleeves. just run us through that. >> well, it's a watch. and i think this would apply to any watch that is ambitious. that's trying to do more than let's say fitness. this watch, you know, really can do a zillion things, and we're just beginning to find out. it's like the first month of the iphone. but it's on your wrist. and if you live somewhere, where you're wearing long-sleeved things with kind of tight ends to the sleeves, edges to the sleeves, like leases or sweaters in the winter here in the east coast, it becomes kind

the app is called dewey dialer.u get into trouble or if you get pulled over, you press the trouble button on the screen. it immediately starts recording the audio of the traffic stop and alerts an attorney through text message. i asked one of the creators in a word why? >> we basically provide an efficient instant communication and contact with their clients or someone who is looking for an attorney reputation at that time. >> reporter: the app isn't in our area yet but they're hoping that it will be soon. which raised whole different question. is it even legal to record a police officer without telling them? >> we basically are not responsible for that. we do advise everybody when you download the app and if you're going to use it have a conversation with your attorney and find out what the state's laws are with regard to recording a contact with police officer. >> reporter: if the app does does in fact get to our area, attorney fred tecce told me the conversation creator was talking about will be a really importan

this is one is a sesame street app. >> let's play. like about this one in. >> one of the great things about this app, there are a few kind of key principal that we found in our research that is truly education l al. what your child can learn, you're actually seeing in the outside world. this app has your child engaged not just on screen but actually engaged with those around them, with parents and other friends and see the things that they're learning out in the real world. start by picking something that is three or four feet away so we can pick that pole and then the number of steps is eight. this gets them to guess how far away something is. instead of just going through and practicing counting with a flash card app that says one, two, three, four, five here we're getting kids to use that knowledge every day in our actual lives. this is with other people, too. let's take a look at another app right here. we've got one called alien add ventures. one of the things that we also see with this is we're taking some of these apps outside

there's a lot of apps in the i-tunes app store, so that's where a lot of the action is happening. >>k, 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. you

that's one of the things i've done and a lot of the other apps, most of the apps i have on the watchs to turn off the ability to notify me. just for the reasons you cited. >> walt, would you argue that you're using your watch mostly to receive incoming? or are you using it a lot to dictate a message back, text someone using them, sending them your heartbeat. that kind of stuff? >> i'm not sending many people my heartrate. after we get off the air i can do it for you, jon, if you really want. but on dictation as i said in my month-long tests last week, i thought it worked remarkably well and it's quite easy to respond to texts on the watch with dictation and quite accurate. i do do that and i initiate texts with dictation on the watch. though not as often as replying. i would say i reply to texts now more on the watch than on the phone because dictation works so well. >> i find myself doing that, too. i wonder, walt, should apple fix this notifications issue in software? it seems to me like they could say how many notifications do you want to receive per hour, per day and then do a sm

one app is google photos. it can back up and store photos for free. the idea is to save users time by taking over the job creating albums. the app recognizes where and when the images were taken and who were in them. it them automatically sorts them. google maps is getting an enhancement users can store their maps data and then use

they're using any and all apps.re also very interested in integrated services, how can they have an easier time to whatever it is they're doing. this is exactly what we've done. with all our products, with our smartphones, we've integrated internet services not just at the app level, but into the operating system itself. people who shop online, on social media are precisely the people who appreciate that kind of thing. i'll give you an example. this is a service that's deployed in china today. if you something people do all the time, make phone calls, right? it's old fashioned, but it's important. >> people still do that? >> absolutely. in fact mcdonald's is one of the most popular numbers in china. people call mcdonald's late at night. can you call and place orders and get delivered to you. it's the most popular delivery food delivery service in china. if you call mcdonald's on your xiaomi phone, your mi-phone, as soon as the call connects on the screen of your phone you'll see the latest you know, hot deals mcdona

. >>> park from a app. how convenient. well it could soon happen in philadelphia but the the marries saying wait a minute not so fast we will tell you why. >>> and another warm start this morning and more warm weather on the way as well as a few scattered showers. sue serio has details coming up in her full forecast. >> good day everyone. it is cinco de mayo may fifth 2015 we will celebrate to go day. >> everyone on twitter is still laughing at our guy on tampa who fell off the bridge but he is okay but how he describes. >> his wait for help. >> yes, one of the funniest sound by the we have heard in months, sue serio. we will have it for you in the 5:00 o'clock hour. >> it the is dramatic but sincere. he meant it. >> yes. >> all right. seven out of ten today, because we will have another warm one and half of the day will be fine but i think we will get some thunderstorms later on. you cannot see much when you look at this, but when you look beyond we will see a cold front. it will take its time coming through the area whic

best app? what's the best app?out there in tornado land, which app -- >> i want my radar or one called storm by weather underground. stuart: radar. >> my radar right here. this is showing me what's happening in the past present and in the future in the weather. it also allows me to layer in what's going on in terms of, oh i can look at lightning, i can look at -- see, here's lightning that's just been reported 100 miles -- i'm sorry, we have it set for 100 miles. it'll give you down to the pinpoint of exactly where you are what's going on with the weather, whether you've set it for a tornado warning or whether you have just have it happen to have it on. and this, by the way this has also these photos in it. i don't know when these happened, but you can click on them. you can see here's a tornado right here. these are from brandon colorado. this was yesterday. and these are uploaded by anybody, and they're curated -- stuart: even i? >> even you. even with a rotary phone -- stuart: i've got an apple. >> it's myradar

apps are forcing them to can do this? >> right.ad promiscuous sex before the apps. it's really up to someone to decide look i'm going to ask this person to get tested before i have sex with them. i'm going to use a condom. i'm going to make sure i'm sober enough to ask those two things. that's the person's responsibility not the app's responsibility. >> so how are those health officials who are blaming these apps how are they saying social media in general is contributing to this increase in risky behavior? >> they can't really prove it jake. they can't point to any specific thing necessarily. but they know that that's how a lot of people are dating these days and it's an interesting question. how can public health officials harness he's apps for good? maybe they can use these apps in way to promote safe sex rather than promote promiscuity. >> how these people are, quote/unquote dating. doing air quotes. dating these days. >> having sex. call it what it is. >> elizabeth cohen. thanks. >>> that's it for "the lead." wolf blitzer is n

to ensure you don't download a hacker's app, google's advice is to only download apps from google play which is screens daily for bad apps. don't download apps from sites you don't trust. if you get a google warning about an app, don't install it. >> if somebody hacks into this they have access to my digital life. >> they could have access to your personal information, your e-mail account. possibly even financial information in your bank account. >> if you've been hacked you may not realize it. google says fewer than 1% of android apps are believed to be malicious. far fewer than that in the google play app store. >>> security experts also recommend keeping your operating system and programs up to date. tom costello nbc news washington. >>> there's more to share with you about all this. how hackers are targeting your medical records in doctors offices and hospitals. a stunning look at how vulnerable they are. >>> coming up next tonight, new developments in a shocking scene caught on camera. children in a bounce house blown away in congratulations. you're down with crestor. yes! when di

. >>> finding a place to park in philly there's an app for that. high-tech way to find. >> it could let you pay by phone and feeding the meter. kym jones put it to the test. >> we're ahead of the area and it could be tough sometimes but with the new app hopefully it relieves the stress or one can hope. we will give it a shot. >> and we're off. keeping the eyes peeled for graep parking spots and down the streets. >> harder than it looks. >> reporter: we use the a phone and green means there's a spot and red means no go. minutes later. >> no space there and frustration is rising. there's good reason for it. take this guy. we found a parking in the fire hydrant. >> i am like their own. >> how about the wall sisters. they were parking in the system. >> i go around maybe two or three times and just to see if someone moved. >> it's an entirely tree to use, but it can be useful. they say that it's coming soon. >> i have been doing this and you know where to look and where to find the spots. he used the city approved apps and they could expand the deal by

to be sure you don't download a hacker's app only download an app from google play. don't download apps from sites you don't trust, and if you get a google warning about an app don't install it, the stakes could be very high. if somebody hacks into this, they have access to my digital life. >> they could have access to your personal information, your e-mail account, possibly even financial information in your bank account. >> reporter: problem is if you've been hacked you may not even realize, it google says fewer than 2% of android apps are believed to be malicious, far fewer than in in the google play app store. officials say keep your operating systems and security programs up to date. tom costello nbc news washington. >>> there's more to share with you about this. tomorrow night how hackers are targeting your medical records in doctors offices and hospitals and a stunning look and just how vulnerable they are. >>> coming up next tonight, new developments in a shocking scene caught on camera, children in a bounce house blown away in front of horrified beach-goers.

these things could be a thing of the past thanks to this app. we have video of it, eld it is the first pp a approved smart phone app for parking in the city. there is a six month trial period at the end of this um iser here in center city. that is between arch and locust from fourth to 20th street so that area right at the even of the summer you can park there in the the city using this app. you can roll up, you park, and then you get an alert if your time business to expire and re-up the hours that you have, although, is there talk they will charge you more if you want to re-up because they want to make sure there is turn over on the street. this is a big deal. we have talk to some folks who who dealt with parking here, head of this app company and here's whether they told us. >> it is difficult lot of times to try to find a parking spot and then sometimes when you try to feed the meters, they don't work. then you wind up getting a ticket. >> i pulled up my phone and press start and park. i don't have have to fumble for change, i don't to have

you can watch that story right now using the nnk 10 app"nbc 10" app or on nbc10.com. >>> two mayoraldidates talked candidly. >> i have a big old baseball bat and i will swing at issues that come to the plate that people tend to shuffle off to the sierd. >> what you see is the real jim ken kenny. i am a philadelphian through and through. >> catch more on the candidates on "nbc 10" sunday morning. >>> 5:38 the coast guard is releasing its first boating safety app. in pennsylvania new jersey delaware across the country the app is going to provide more resources for mobile device users. it will be available on the apple and google play online stores joompt jersey sure known as the jersey shore cast. they'll give an overview of dining, attractions. this happens today. >>> young people got a chance to learn about the weather, "nbc 10" weather education day took place at citizens park yesterday morning. 7,000 students teachers and principals joined all of our "nbc 10" meteorologists for an interactive lesson on how weather is forecast. they got to meet some philly players and got a lesson f

by going to the app store on your smartphone. for wusa9 news, i'm jonie v. >>> still ahead this morning, breaking baby news from the royal family. >> a judge's ruling could open the door for thousands of drivers. the challenge to fines and fees. >> a great afternoon. we're also going to speak with the event organizer for d.c. moms taking the catwalk. one of our very own is participating. you want to stay tuned and find out about that. >> weather wise, there we go, a beautiful shot of the white house. it is going to be a really nice day. just a slight chance for a shower. 70 to 75 degrees this afternoon. a little bit warmer than >>> as protesters wake up in jail, another day of rallies for freddie gray are planned in baltimore. we have the latest on the community's quest for justice this morning. >>> plus, we're following developing news out of england. a royal baby is here. a live report is coming up. >>> our weather looks phenomenal today. it's going to be even a little bit warmer on sunday so take your pick. either day this wee

. >> when that happens, count on nbc 10 news nbc.com, and the nbc 10 news app to bring it to you live. here's a live picture of the sheraton society hill in philadelphia where that news conference will be happening. nbc 10's deanna durante is live where investigators are holding that briefing a short time from now. >> deanneadeanna you've been on the site since the accident happened. what can you tell us? >> reporter: the ntsb investigators have a war room set up inside the sheraton where they've been seen going over information on their laptops, we're toll work is still not done there. the in the sb will subpoena the phone records of the train engineer and the district attorney has already done so everyone wanting to know why that train accelerated so quickly just before it hit the curve. the lawyer for amtrak engineer bostian says investigators hope they can fill in the blanks to what happened. why did the train speed up so rapidly before going into the curve? and why did bostian deploy the emergency brakes when he did? sources tell me he gave blood and urine for testing and that's

all three apps encourage you to report inappropriate report.abc news, new york. >>> for the first time in american a decade we're hearing from ill yan gonzales the cuban boy at the center of the bitter custody battle will between his american relatives and father that riff ted the country. says he wants to come back and visit. >> i want the the time to give my love to america too. >> he is seen as an icon in cuba the boy whose father stood up to the united states. the 21 year-old also talked about his memory of his mother and his relation hip with fidel castro. you can see more of the interview tonight with world news tonight with david muir. >>> we are live at philadelphia international airport where air force one just arrived. the is there the delegation of the the president to emerge. the as we told you just a little bit in the newscast that the president is here today and will visit camden, new jersey this afternoon to discuss how police are working to build trust in that community, and promote his so-called promise zone program during his

. >>> there's a new app that will try to guess your age. it's called howold.net. >> bad guesses are not the only concern with this app. >> i was curious to see if i looked younger or older. >> reporter: many just wanted to have a little fun. >> i knew right away the website was broken. >> reporter: and while she did get a giggle out of it, howold.net's estimateination-- estimation of her age was offensive. >> it gave me 34 years older than i am. >> reporter: the inaccuracy has been part of its appeal. while there's an apology underneath each photo the site's terms and conditions imply they can use your uploaded photos for just about anything including advertisements. >> whenever we're using a service, they're collecting information on us. >> reporter: jennifer lynch says free apps and services are never truly free. >> millions of us use gmail all the time. it seems like we're not paying any money for that service but really google is collecting quite a bit of information on us and using that to market services to us. >> reporter: other free

the other cool function of the app is that you can actually get alerts.omeone is having a police encounter and you subscribe to these alerts, then basically you can go and be an additional witness to make sure, again, that we have as much sunlight on what's happening as possible. >> just remember sunlight shines in all directions. thanks for joining us this morning. now i think we're going to take a look at the weather and see how the sun's doing there. >> not a ton out there right now. a lot of low clouds in the bay area to start off our sunday. here's a look from the transamerica cam over the golden gate bridge. a lot of low clouds, some sun peeking through. it is a cool start. here's what you can expect today, morning low clouds, sunshine around the bay and further inland you go and this cooling trend is going to continue into your workweek. let's take a look at some of our highs for today. not all that high, a lot of low 70s, even in the south bay. 73 morgan hill. 72 in san jose. 70 palo alto. 69 degrees in fremont today. brentwood our highest tempera

the app is called dui dialer.f you get pulled over, you press the button, it records the audio and alerts an attorney. >> we basically provide efficient contact with an attorney. >> there has been a lot of criticism for that. it may not be legal in a state like pennsylvania. the creators understand there's criticism and they say there's a need for this app. the app currently is not available in our area. >> and this morning, guys, shifting gears a little bit. we're talking about our sixers. they've been tanking. their report only slightly higher than chase utley's batting average. but will the pain lead to pleasure? we asked online if the tanking has been worth it. people have been immediately responding. it's been worth it because we get potential superstars instead of a first round knockout every year. to discuss it, joining us live this morning, john marks. good morning, sir. we had to bump karen out because she's a sixers hater. is the tanking worth it? >> will, karen we've talked about this many times. karen,

scott, i have this app, what do i need to do?ll you, raj, if you take starbucks drinkers and phone users you cover a lot of people here in the bay area. tonight, there is the target at hackers who want to get into that app and get access to your credit card information. it's already the world's most popular coffee shop. these days starbucks also boasts one of the world's most popular apps. it lets you pay just by holding up your smartphone. >> it is convenient. you don't have to worry about having your card with you. >> yes, i mean i travel a lot, i go to the nearest starbucks and can find it. >> reporter: but starbucks is getting scalded by reports such as if you have the app set to automatic download. they get access to your credit card by first using your password, the one you likely use on your website. one expert told us by getting your password they can get into the starbucks app and get at your money. >> you automatically reduce your account balance, and from there money just starts to get debited from your credit card. >>

we'll explore apps that let you be unbelievably lazy. and talk about the upcoming steve jobs movie with one of his closest allies. our reporters, alice truong of the tech blog and jon swartz of usa today, this week on "press: here". >>> good morning, everyone i'm scott mcgrew. is there such a thing as san francisco lazy? if not, i want to coin that term. we work hard there's no doubt about that but when we're not working, we could be amazingly dependent on services services and apps to walk our dog, to bring us a chef-made meal pick up the dry cleaning and now gas up our car. press the button on the new zirx app and a person will come to your house or parm building -- >> hey, how are you doing? >> how are you? >> good nice to see you. >> take your car and fill it up with gas, or go full out and have the attendant park your car, then click the app again when you want your car back. your very own valet. you can even get a car wash or an oil change. on demand car valet is a hot, if somewhat peculiar new industry. zirx just raised another $3

there's an app for that.t uses apple's feature to predict the perfect taylor swift lyrics for any conversation. it draws from 60 of swift's songs. you can choose the themes. the app was inspired by a keyboard which does the same thing with drake lyrics. i think you're going to have to down load that on your phone. >> every time i do tv with you, i feel like we're 22 but wipe off the tear drops on your guitar. that does it for me on this thursday edition of "way too early." let's bring in mika. stay for chris mad dog. >> he's coming in. thank you very much. you and lewis can go now. 22. you know the song. i know what he was doing. >> does mike know the song? >> yes, i do. >> if you can believe it deflate back after an investigation found the new england patriots likely did deflate balls and the quarterback probably knew. will anyone be punished? we'll ask. and hillary clinton and her cooperation with a super pac that will back her. plus the latest polling in the race for the. nomination including an undeclared

until then for these drivers, it is business as usual, apps and all. for "nightly business report," i'm kate rogers. >>> what is water worth? drought stricken california it is worth a lot. you would never guess by the price of it because it is so cheap. we have more from oroville california. you looking at what is being called the cheapest water in the country, and it is in ca how can that be? >> we have an abundance of stored water. >> here in this pocket in a state seemingly running out of water, the south fudger water agency has more water than it needs to service 7,000 customers near the town of oroville. it was built as part of a hydroelectric plant and that is sold to pg&e and subsidizing the cost to residents and about 750 gallons that customers use they pay 42 sts. >> how much do you pay for water? >> about $22 a month and i have three teenagers and my husband and i and we raise 4-h animals. >> i think we are fortunate to live in this part of the state. >> and not everybody is so lucky. nearby lake oroville is depleted and only south feather ha

philadelphia approved a mobile parking app.we'll tell you when and where you can use it. >>> and, drumroll please. yeah. much anticipated jersey shore ride revealed just in time for the holiday weekend. we'll show you what the excitement is all about. >>> and a live look at 95 along girard avenue. pretty good drive. 76, 476, they look great as well. majors in new jersey and delaware not showing any issues, but more importantly, what does your drive to the shore look like? i'll have that coming up. >>> just about 5:45 on a sunny friday morning. shaping up to be sunny. the start of memorial day weekend, many of you still have to go to work and school today. we'll have a live check of all the roads coming up in just a moment. >>> if you're making those memorial day weekend plans, here's something from our delaware bureau. this means the opening of the city pool. it will open tomorrow and stay open through monday 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. we have more week end events for you and your family coming up in our next half hour. >>> follow

we put that number online as well in the nbc washington app. investigators with the ntsb working to find out exactly what caused this crash. we also know the black box, the event recorder has been recovered from the train, it's now at amtrak headquarters. the ntsb will take that information and make it part of the investigation. adam tuss has been with us all morning long looking at the investigation. he joins us live with the latest. adam? >> reporter: that's right, aaron, we're here a short distance away from where you are. look across the train tracks here. the accident happened just on the other side of those train tracks where that leaning pole is and the power poles that's where all of this happened. let's show you what the ntsb is doing on the scene. they got here a short time ago, they are arriving in numbers and they will start to comb through all of the information they can get their hands on here in the scene. as you mentioned, they have the data recorders, they analyze those in their facility in delaware. we know that the operator o

talk about how mobile messaging apps will turn into more content.e already see people like facebook doing instant articles and it was one company that just got bought because they cannot go it along to wear do something like nozzle fit in? -- cannot go it alone. where does something like nozzle fit in? jonathan: we are seeing more in my nuzzle feeds. nuzzle and nuzzle users are ok but it is obvious that facebook and snapchat are trying to be more platforms, and outside of the u.s., people are getting more news from those. also imessage. but in asian people are there are platforms that are actually becoming platforms, and people are playing games or discovering news with those platforms. emily: what is interesting to me, i love nuzzle and i use it every day. twitter should be doing what nuzzle is doing. what about shutting you out like they have done with others? jonathan: i think everybody should be doing what nuzzle is doing. what we are doing is tried to solve people's overloads -- overload problems. we are trying to get people the stuff they real

she says the consumer internet has been very quickly tabulated by apps and games.re still sectors of the economy that have not been touched by the internet yet. >> one of the interesting things you pointed out is users are reimagining of the internet as curators. jonathan, is that something you are saying? >> people are creating something every time they are retelling a story. they are essentially a curator. friends see that they made an editorial choice and recommended the content. everyone is a curator in some way. >> 12 and or and facebook users are stagnating -- on twitter and facebook, users are stagnating. what do you think about that? >> it is the maturing of platforms that have been around for some time. i don't think that growth over the long-term is going to stop anytime soon. >> messaging apps of the bright spots. >> right. >> real-time communication. a live video. that is that people are starting to talk about right now. one of the interesting things is we started with a appointment viewing via television. you sat down to watch some content. we are gone

as we look at your smart phone app stormtracker 6 app shows 71 now. up to 74, 8:00, by noon 84. high today 85 at 2:00 and by 3:00, up to 83 and 79 at 6:00. during the afternoon after three through six and evening hours there's a chance of shower or thunderstorm. pollen count by the way is medium today and getting a little better the next couple

now, there's an app for that.s called, tow it. >> tow it is a mobile application that allows civilians around the world to report illegally parked vehicles. >> reporter: app founder michael mcarthur in toronto joined me on skype to explain its thinking. police don't necessarily enforce all the rules all the time specifically when it comes to, paing. >> reporter: which can i -- especially when it comes to parking. >> reporter: which can be a benefit. but when you're behind a double- parked truck it's not. which is why i tried it out. snapped a picture, put it on the app, let the world know. >> it's something to laugh at kind of, like, you were something -- yeah, look what this idiot is doing. >> reporter: a bike messenger doesn't even drive but doesn't like the idea. parking is tough enough as it is. >> it would be nice if everyone followed the letter of the law and, like, kept everyone else safe and, you know, didn't inconvenience everyone else but that's not what's going on in the streets here in the city. >> rep

this gentleman is about to see one app in particular he's never seen before. except in this photo when you say the name of someone and you say, cheese that person will appear in that photo with you. >> wait what? >> say cheese and laura lee in. >> cheese -- >> see? blown away. >> ah! [ laughter ] >> he actually believed it. the part where he turned around and actually -- >> oh! >> that's what you need. >> his reaction was so great. he really thought he was looking at new, remarkable technology. turns his head and then i thought he was really going to have a heart attack eventually gets up, hugs his daughter. youngest daughter thought he was in texas, except right behind his shoulder. >> we did it! if you're not ready for summer yet. >> this video is definitely going to gelt you there. >> the oasis vacation that will make you jealous. t. itit's's a a n newew f fibiberer s supupplplememenent that helps support regularity anand d ininclclududeses b b v vititamaminins s toto help convert food to energy. mmmmmmmmm,m, t thehesese a arere g gooood!d! ninicece w woror

we are focused on providing them through apps, as well as our own apps. on the other hand, there's tremendous value in that back-end marketplace. it's largely replacing syndication. julia: it sounds like for you ownership of that content is really integral to your strategy. john: we started f.x. productions more than a decade ago. if we were in the business of renting programs as opposed to programming, licensing as opposed to owning it, i don't think we could make the numbers work. but the ownership turns out to be a great business on a domestic and global basis. we have businesses very good at marketing and launching those shows and owning them is a boom. i would have no objection to seeing the back end rights of our shows captured by our own programming service, our brand, in the way hbogo captures the back end rights of its programming. i would have no objection to recapturing those rights inside the system if there was an economic pathway to doing it. ultimately, we are in business -- partnership with content creators. and they are going to go whethe

so was she right to disable the app? she was wrong to disable the app. there is a less intrusive way to do it just stop using the cell phone in your private time. and if you don't ever want to use that cell phone for any purpose because you don't want anybody to know where you are, disable it in such a way that it can't work if you can't disable it put it in a refrigerator you close the door this is an nsa technique, close the door and it's not going to send a signal to anybody. but to be serious for a minute we all have mobile devices issued by fox. fox is entitled to know what we're doing and where we are with them when we're here, but not when we're not here. she's part right and part wrong. >> the employer says they got word she was actually working for a competitor while she was on the clock for them. wouldn't that allow them, if they have those suspicions to keep tabs on her? >> it would allow them to use that information and to resist her lawsuit, but nothing allows them outside of her consent to monitor her private time. so if the employer were a

facebook is the most used app.tsapp and messenger and instagram are some of the next most used apps. at some level, as long as we are building services that people really want to use and help them, it is not a big of a deal. it is certainly stressful that we think we can help them more or deliver our services better if we had more partnerships. but it is not something i am that stressed about at this point. because as long as we stay focused on building our own stuff, that is the right thing to stay focused on, not worrying about what others are going to do. emily: you said you hoped for more than one billion people by 2020. do you think you can get there? ♪ ♪ emily: so drones and lasers -- you have a whole line working on this. when will facebook drones and lasers be ready for launch? mark: we will be testing some in the near future. i would be mistaken if i gave you an exact date. that is one of the big technical barriers. there are a lot of people who do not live in range of a network. drones and satellites and

the app is called dewey dialer.to trouble or if you get pulled over, you press the trouble button on the screen. it immediately starts recording the audio of the traffic stop and alerts an attorney through text message. i asked one of the creators creators in in a word why? >> we basically provide an efficient instant communication and contact with their clients or someone who is looking for an attorney representation at that time of the stop. >> app in isn't in our area yet but they're hoping it will be soon which raised a whole different question. is it even legal to record a police officer without telling them? >> we basically are not responsible for that. we do advise everybody when you download the app and if you're going to use it v a conversation with your attorney and find out what the state's laws are with regard to recording or contact with a police officer. >> reporter: if the app does in fact get to our area, attorney fred tecce told me that the conversation at the creator was talking about will be a rea

we posted vance's final sendoff on our nbc washington app. he has a whole lot more to say than in that small clip there. he says he doesn't want to overstay the welcome. >> he doesn't want to overstay his welcome after 46 years. >> people ask you about them inevitably all the time and i tell them honestly and this is no joke he is one of the nicest people i've ever met. >> he's a cool dude. that's what i say. >> he's a harley man too. maybe he'll be out for rolling thunder this weekend. anything you want to do today, go to the pool, drive tho e the beach, put the top down no complaints whatsoever. congratulations to all the recent graduates and everybody who's getting married or doing whatever they're doing this weekend. the weather is going to cooperate. >> we know that bowie state is graduating. their ceremony is underway now. we want to take you live there. looks like people are receiving their diplomas. congratulations to everybody there. well done. >> elijah cummings also making a bunch of statements there. it's a great day for them. goo

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one of the companies they acquired is a live video streaming app. some people did, hundreds of people, they ordered that fight for $100 opened the app, pointed their phone at the tv, so they could broadcast it to thousands more for free. the people who did that could face some legal action. it started as a way to see what people are doing around the world. but now live streaming apps like meerkat and per scope are taking punches after users streamed a pricey pay-per-view event. >> the technology as a whole will be beneficial to consumers and brofters. >> an attorney at the electronic frontier foundation that fights for consumer digital rights he believes live-streaming companies shouldn't suffer when users rebroadcast licensed material. >> the maker of the technology, whether that's sony in the case of the vcr or peris cope in the case of this new technology isn't going to be responsible unless they were in encouraging people to use it in illegal ways. >> saturday night after the boxing match, the twitter ceo tweeted, the winner is periscope. twitte

that is the head of the panco app company. now they are also saying that the app can make you find over parking spaces on the street which would be incredible for one of those people who just have to issuing is will around waiting for somebody to move. this a app will alert you you to an opened spot. so again they are doing a trial period for the app here in center city only toward the even of the summer and if all goes well, ppa says after that six months they will roll it out to all 15,000 parking spaces, in philadelphia. so, we shall see, guys. >> so sabina we can see it fully up and running next year. >> yes, so august, they have a contract with pango in a few days and 60 day period until they can roll it out. one months after that. so what is that six months from august so early next year maybe. it will take sometime but if you are going out in center city, it will help, with summer coming up just before labor day, lot of people in the business district, yeah. >> so true. >> you know, where we're going, down the shore. >>

this is cool i need this app. >> download the "my idol" app, free from the apple store. >>> and a jumpnt. >> goes in does the jump he's about to hit the end of that board -- see why the stunt nails him instead. >> oh! >>> periscopes up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a couple of videos just for you guys and the other boys out there who love to watch boys havin' fun. these guys from scotland scaffolders, what they do when they're not doing their jobs. >> oh yes. >> you see what's about to happen, right? >> hard-hat? >> yes. hard-hat. >> genius. come with me, i believe in you. >> you got this. >> yes. >> oh! well we always knew there was a 50/50 chance of that one happening. ♪ [ laughter ] >> that is next video, you guys got to find quite painful, yet quite hilarious, unfortunately. this fella is working on a motion capture project, and he's moving an imaginary box. it looks heavy. >> exactly. this guy blew out his knee moving an imaginary box. >> he's like i mean it's an imaginary box. >> that's embarrassing. >> ridiculous. >> that's embarrassing. >> isn't that hard to watch? this guy reportedly tore a lig

how do you cvince them this is something they need rather than an app for the 1%? susanna: vuxe is for pele already y getting the services. i am making it faster r and easier and cheaper for them to do it. for example there are people who only get blowdry for a special occasion or only have a yoga lesson once in a while. but the fitnesand beauty industry is a billion dollar industry. there are plenty of people already getting these services. veluxe is making it easier for them. and we are priced at m market price. rebecca: the prices are rereally accessible. as soon as you told me the idea, i knew it was a brilliant idea. as someone who covers the world of startups, it seemed overwhelming because so many startups fail even with good ideas. it seemed overwhelming to think you could actutually bring it to market. susanna: it is overwhelming. there is nothing a about it that is not overwhelming. even when i am looking at spreadsheets or dedealing with contcts, it is fun because i'm passionate about it. it is a great idea people love it. the clients and service provide