one app on your iphone. emily: interscope records founder jimmy iovine, on stage perhaps the most magnetic performance of everything at wwdc, revealing apple music which gives access to 30 million songs stored in the itunes library and a worldwide live radio station broadcasting 24 hours a day eerie like spotify pandora and google, the subscription costs $9.99. you can sign up for a free three-month trial. drake introduced the service on stage. will customers buy in? here with me live outside the developers conference brian white from cantor fitzgerald ben thompson, and ceo dave parker. he caters to millenial's. a shot across the bow towards companies like pandora they said internet radio isn't radio, it is just plain lists. how do you respond? >> they have taken an approach that is similar to eight tracks focusing on cure ration. when you think about pandora, it is algorithmically driven. people program to stations and identify the blueprint of the song. but playlist are not curated. with what these folks a

to avoid data drain you can disable an app's data when not using it or delete the offending apps all together. >> i'll go to the internet connection rather than load an app on my phone. >> gaming apps were excluded from the list because it's common knowledge they use the most out of overall anyway. but of the apps they examined, candy crush was the biggest data hog constantly running in the background. >> what are the things you want to take in to consideration? >> you can use the app off line that means the app is being stored on and powered by primarily your phone. likely using your battery and data. >> like weather maps. they constantly know where i am. >> anything that's tracking your location is going to be running in the background. that's going to be a data hog and using your battery. the weird thing is things like games, why are they tracking you wherever you go? why are they running in the background? those are questions you need to consider. >> that's why i don't play them. [ laughter ] >> if you download them. >> kids want to play them. >>> for a look at what's ahead on th

actual apps are what changed the world and actual apps will change the experience.mily: all four of us are wearing our apple watches. do you feel like this is something you can't live without or is it nice to have? guest: i think it is nice to have as long as it doesn't connect to the internet. native apps cut the cord to the phone and if this were a standalone device, maybe it would. guest: it's definitely a device i'm willing to wear and happy to have, but can i live without it? i think it is not. guest: it's not overwhelming and i think the changes make it much more punctual. native apps will be a big deal and a lot of the things that have already pop up in feedback will be addressed. emily: native apps will improve speed and efficiency but a lot of the things are in the future like using the watch as a remote control for your house. how far away is that? guest: something that involves lots of pieces will take time. that's the long-term vision and this is kind of my identity and that is super compelling but you need to get their first. i can look down and see the

so this app is basically that one motherboard, i guess you can say, app where all the scholarships are going to be in one place for students to go and get push notifications of when the application is due. and it's going to be a very, very simple process. you just--and we also thought of the protection of our users, right? because an issue that came up was privacy. how do we protect our users? what if we're asked to hand over all of our information of our users? damian: oh, that never happens. sarahi: if, if. so we're very--we were very cautious about that and we decided to just skip the whole registration process. we're not going to ask you for your email, we're not going to ask you for anything. you're just going to be able to do into the list and save that. and every time you log into our app, all of that stuff that you saved is going to be in your file to protect the user from any harm or any fear that they might have, like, "i don't want to use this app because i don't want to be exposed," which is still an issue for many students. not a lot have felt comfortable to come out. it's

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shazam is one of the top 20 apps in the world in people using less than 25 apps, so there is huge potential in a platform like ours and others, and that's what drives these. >> do you see yourself going to an ipo or do you think shazam will be bought by another company? >> we're presently trying to make a stand-alone company. i think shazam could be a stand-alone company. we've been downloaded millions and millions of times and have a great business model partnering with brands around the world. we're certainly buildin for that. at thetime, we do think there are a lot of potential acquirers and that could make sense, too. we'll see what happens. >> rich, i thank you for coming in today, and i do like your form of magic. >> thank you so much. >>> up next, we are "on the money." his owners are richer and happier. he's taking a break from the spotlight. what's next for the triple crown winner in 37 years. >>> later, you have them, but what's the best way to use them? all those frequent flyer miles sitting in your account. we'll talk travel deals and dollars and cents. >>> it's been 37 years si

now they can recognize images scanned within the app.id they enter this space and does it hit at the rise of augmented reality? here with me again, sebastian thrun, ceo of udacity, and rich riley, ceo of shazam. qr codes didn't work out. why will this be any different? rich: shazam has been installed hundreds of millions of times. it has over 100 million monthly active users. we make connecting with music, tv, and printed content just a tap away from an application already on your device. sebastian: what is a good example of what i can do now that i could not do before? rich: one example was, last friday, disney ran a full page ad for their new movie. by opening shazam, tapping a button, we took you to experience this new world, meet the characters and have an immersive experience that prior to this you would've had to download a different application. it was a lot more friction to get into a great experience like that. emily: as a guy behind google glass, do you see augmented reality and virtual reality hitting popularity? where is this

host: walk us through one of your apps. ted: this is our new app. cloak room. right now we can see, based on the information from the -- the house is in session. the senate is still voting right now, even though it is almost 7:00. and here is the feed from our verified hill user. host: with cox. ted: yes. talking about the helicopter that landed on the capitol lawn today. and we have a post. and people can write comments. some of them aren't entirely serious. how did he not get shot down? host: so these are -- this again is cloak room? ted: these are all verified capitol hill users. this is something, what's trending on capitol hill right now. a helicopter landing in our fright yard. -- front yard. host: anybody can download cloak room and capitol bells. ted: but only verified users can use the social part of it. host: why are you up here showing your product to members of congress? what are some of the public policy issues? ted: the big issue for us is cloaking data -- open date. a. by having open data, we can create apps that help congress work better. i thin

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. >> you can track the high temperature with the abc7 news weather app free from apple app and google play with more information at abc.com/apps. >> caltrain officials are warning that ominous new cracks have been found on bolts on the new eastern span of the bay bridge according to the chronicle, officials say small cracks on rods post a threat to 400-plus remaining fast wereers that scur the tower to the foundation in an earthquake. officials say a tower anchor rod snapped after being exposed and became bill it. a panel will suggest further testing. >> this morning a san francisco police officer is recovering after being pepper sprayed a group of suspected thieved at "forever 21," at union square at 6:30. the officer was confronting

take a look while i'm doing the forecast, it's a pretty nifty app. outside right now you can see sfo a mix of sun and clouds. take a look at the current temperatures, notice where it is still cloudy temperature swimming : the 50s, oakland and san francisco, 73 in concord, livermore, 75. seventy right now in tennessee, 69 degrees this from frank, in the bottle. plenty of sunshine, not a lot of call cover. we saw the clouds, let's go down in san leandro, 59 degrees from keith. cooler and certainly more clouds there were keith is. >>> basically we have an onshore flow low-pressure, still compressing the rich as we see the low-pressure move on, we will see temperatures warm as though it pressure builds by can. it is keeping a smile today, temperatures below seasonal norm. what to expect, as we move on throughout the day today, afternoon sun for the bay and -- day and in lender location and lingering clouds cooler, : my temperatures. that will change as we make our work week. sunrise tomorrow 5:49 a.m. >>> high temperatures warming up again below average

apple maps will provide public transit information and a new news app. it will allow the creation of custom news feed similar to flip board. ipad users will be able to split their screens to use two apps at the same time. >>> some folks can use technology to crack down on water waster. one is encouraging people to snitch by using their smart phones. the placer county water agency is trying to get the word out about their smart phone app. users simply snap a picture of the violation. the app sends a photo, time stamp, and gps coordinates to the agencies water patrols. the person responsible could then face a $500 fine though the agency says it has only given warnings so far. people living in placer county they have mixed reactions to turning in their neighbors. >> i see the same people gutter flooding every day so i decided i would give the app a try. >> i like my neighbors too much. they would have to commit a felony before i said anything. >> so far only 100 people have down loaded the app. the water agency paid $10,000 to create it. >> you don't want t

>> one of top ten games on the app store on both apple -- on the app store and google play store.a majority -- when we look at revenue per device it is true the ios is a high ter monetizer per device. so much more android in terms of market share. it is a balance between the two great platforms. close to 50 on 50. >> reporter: which costs you more? working on android tweets and bug fixes versus ios. is there an advantage that apple has there? >> there is a very small relative advantage. over 90 were working on the core game itself and then a few engineers on platform specific integrations but that's a small cost of the overall game. >> reporter: we're about out of time. >> it absolutely does. when you look at games, when people are home in the evenings, revenue on ipad is very, very important for gaming. >> reporter: we'll see if they announce tweaks that are more valuable, get unit sales. sounds like you're dedicating resources to it either way. kevin chou, ceo and co-found earp. thank you for joining us. ever since the introduction of the ipod, apple's wwdc has become more and m

. >> i learned about this on the fox 29 news app. >> i have that app on my phone as well. >> um-hmm, you can find it in the google play store or your android phone, right. or the app a store on your iphone. >> really is handy, you can get news, watch us live, weather, everything you can have especially weather we are dealing with that morning. >> an alert went off when that fire broke out. >>> freedom act, house bill that will overhaul national security agency surveillance calling record is focus of the debate. several anti terror measures are no longer in effect after congress failed to pass an extension of the patriot act. the senate returned to capitol hill for a rare sunday session because they could not come to agreement before the act expired at midnight. senator rand paul called the patriot act an invasion of the american's privacy is leading the charge, against its renewal. >> pretty much by him early is. >> are we go to go so blindly give up our freedom. are we go to go go blindly go along and say take it? well, i'm not going to take it anymore. i don't think the american pe

i made this app thing. i don't like calling it app.sion network but since people don't watch tv that much no more, no offensive -- [ laughter ] i put my world in this spot. me and my friend were writing a cartoon. we have so many other original things like shows, basically, that's going to be going on here. i do cool stuff like -- like i want to own a movie theater one day, so i'm renting out movie theaters across america and showing my favorite movies. so last week i showed "super bad" in austin. tomorrow in new york i show "zoolander" with ben stiller and will ferrell. >> jimmy: you invite people? >> if you're a fan you can come. so much other cool stuff. i have a radio station because i love music a lot arei put 600 songs that i personally listen to all the time to show people different music. it's so much other stuff i'm forgetting. yeah. but if you want just get it. it's tight. >> jimmy: it's called golf media. >> it's going to get crazy in a year. i might put a sex tape on there. >> jimmy: you're right that would be great for the

amelia segal is updating the app as the storms move through. we'll check in with her for the timing of this weather. >>> we continue to follow a developing story out of new york. the search is intensifying for the remaping murderer on the loose. border patrol agents shot and killed richard matt. sweat is considered armed and dangerous. the two escaped three weeks ago. >> we are learning more about the state strategy when it comes to trying six baltimore police officers for freddie gray's death. they want to try porter and wright separate from the other four officers. he filed a motion asking a judge to have a separate trial. moos by urged the judge to keep the trial in baltimore. the defense wants it moved to another part of maryland. >>> as we get closer to celebrating the fourth of july security leaders are reminding you to be individual lent in case of an attack. news 4s megafitzgerald reports of what it means for you headed to the national mall. >> reporter: what better place to celebrate the fourth of july than in the nation's capitol. eve

. >> how an app a day ca away.ne doctor is using an app to keep . >>> kwefsh on abamerican semiconductor and the move will happen on the close of june 11th, two days from now. it is in the process of acquiring lorillard and that is expected to go through june 12th. >> and advisers to the food and drug a voted in favor of approval of a new class of experimental lowering drugs. the drug underw is made by regeneron. a similar therapy by amgen goes before the advisory panel tomorrow. why there's hope behind the new drugs. >> lipitor was once the top-selling drug in the world. it's part of a class of medicines called statens which have the ability to drastically lower cholesterol, but statens don't work for everyone and heart disease thought to be connected to levels of bad cholesterol known as ldl is still the leading cause of deaths worldwide. >> there's still a need in the treatment of cholesterol because a good proportion of patients still don't reach goal with the fat therapy or the other available therapies. >> ph

to augment the app store. we have seen the larger screen iphones in the last year, which were aimed at the asian market. tim cook says china is going to ultimately be its largest market. he is doubling time it next year. starting to see an ecosystem for apple in china. angie: black larocque -- blackrock is warning investors that their hong kong treated counterparts offer great value. a near seven-year high. the valuation premium for eight shares has grown to 40%. that is up 2% in november. on track to be the biggest manager of the end -- of yen bond sales. a 19% market share and putting it ahead of morgan stanley. that is despite the slow rate of corporate bonds that the slowest rate of corporate bond sales in 16 years. hong kong is advising residents to avoid traveling to south korea because of the spread of mers. middle east respiratory syndrome has killed seven. it was first reported on may 20. all the cases have been hospital related. angela merkel has demanded urgent action from greece to resolve the stal

like liberty mutual insurance's home gallery app. simply snap a photo of everything you own then log the important stuff like how much you paid and when. the nonprofit united policyholders has a similar home inventory app that allows you to export a searchage pdf document and spreadsheet of everything in your home. something katie says she wishes she had done before she needed to use it. >> i think it would have given me a sense of safety afterwards knowing exactly what was gone rather than the continually like guessing and wondering. >> both the home inventory app and the home gallery app are available for free to download on iphone and android. you will find links at cbssf.com. click "links and numbers." >>> san francisco was hit hard today by another drought regulation. state water officials told the city it has to stop taking some of the water from the tuolumne river. the city has century old water rights to that river. its water is diverted to help fill hetch hetchy reservoir for 2.5 million people in the bay area. many rivers a

this is a free digital tool >> reporter: app.ur child goes missing the first 48 hours is crucial. this app can help you take action immediately. it stores all the digital information authorities need about your child and helps you get that information into the after you install the app you add your kids profile you add pictures from your phones photo library you go through and record all the important your child. if something happens and you need to share this info with authorities using a special tab on the app, you can quickly and easily e-mail the information to authorities with just a few clicks. you can store your local police department contact info as well. and with one click you can place a call to the national center for missing and exploited children. the app also includes tips on keeping children safe, as well as specific guidance on what to do in the first 24 hours they are missing and the second 24 hours. and helpful links and resources are provided. no informatioin on your child will be collected or stored by the fb

download our free nbc bay area app. connect with us on twitter, and facebook. >>> and good evening, i'm meteorologist jeff bore neary, across the south bay temperatures right now in the 70s. 79 in downtown. also 77 in stair saratoga. we are tracking cooler weather now arriving at the coast. details on how much colder tomorrow in just a few minutes. >>> sleeping better without a sleeping aid. how taking -- how talking could help cure insomnia. >>> apple unveils what's next. we'll take you inside the developer's korchs. >>> it was a daring and elaborate prison escape. did they have help on the inside? we'll have the latest on the manhunt for two murderers. >>> a massive manhunt tins for two convicted murderers three days after they pulled off a daring escape from a maximum security flichb new york state. investigators think the pair may have had inside help. police have questioned a prison employee so far. police they that's how the two got the power tools they needed to break through steel walls and pipes. the pair trave

>> app stores i'm not so sure about necessarily. but all of the things you're describing are the things that we can do as we migrate toward more software delivered functionality. that's really the evolution that's happening in auto motive. i do think that there's a world in which you're buying an option that is simply a software upgrade to your car. and whether an app store or not, i don't know. >> i guess i'm one of these people who wants there to be self-driving cars yesterday. that's the big thing i'm hoping for because of the whole distracted driver issue. i'm getting a sense there's a lot that's going to take us to get there. >> getting to a self-driving car will really be a multistep approach. the industry will introduce the technologies that get us toward self-driving in phases. by the time we actually get to a self-driving car, it will almost seem evolutionary. it will almost seem natural. >> how much is apple going to drive this? i'm a loyal ford customer and have had your sync technology. the first time i could talk to my

they use less than 25 apps. >> this is a free app and i wonder how you make money? how does it make before you get to that? are you making money right now? >> our business model is selling a lot of music. we sell hundreds and thousands of tracks a day for apple and amazon and google. we also have advertising within the app. there's mobile display advertising and a lot of brands want to get to our mobile audience out enjoying music and doing things. and then we also work with streaming providers so we also send a lot of subscribers to leading screaming around the world. we believe advertising is the largest sense of revenue and will be for the long term. >> you mentioned your partnership with apple. it made waves when it said it's streaming music service. does that change your relationship? >> they are the largest global partner. we send them a lot of music sales and have historically, live demo from the watch announcement lately and do a lot with them. we're very excited about their new music offering and hope to continue to be big partners for a long, long time. >>

i just checked my storm team 4 weather app just a moment ago. it is 88 degrees right now here in georgetown, but you throw in the humidity and everything else, and it feels like 98 degrees. this is only 11:15 in the morning. you can bet it's going to be a hot one. waiting in line to get into the washington monument. there's no shade so some people made their own. a good sun hat isn't a bad idea either. this family from australia knows the deal. what's the key to staying cool? >> keep yourself hydrated and stay in the shade. >> reporter: extreme heat is in the forecast today. people are advised to be careful when outside. >> drink a lot of water. it's very important. >> reporter: staying hydrated is important and stay indoors if you can, and fortunately, that's not an option for dale koskyi. he'll be working outside all day long. >> all day in this heat. it's a hundred or something? it's too much. >> reporter: if you need a place to high there are cooling centers in libraries and reck centers. people are reminded to drink plenty of water. that's

or check out our "nbc10 news" app. heather and luke thank you so much for coming in and talking to us this morning. thank you for what you're doing. >> thank you. it's an honor. >> thank you. >>> good news for the 5k it's not go to be as hot or humid pop today will be the hottest day of the year so far. wilmington, no blue rocks game today. maybe that's a good thing. temperatures already in the upper 80s across the board. 88 degrees in philadelphia. in the 80s in wilmington. already feels like it's in the 90s. 70s, this is in the poconos mountains. you would expect to see these chirs filled up but still in the 70s so still a little cool. nice and sunny at woodlock and pocono mountains. will top out in 80s for poconos. 85 degrees in wilmington. it's already 87 in mt. holly and atlantic city and the airport. factor in the humidity this is what it feels like. 95, the feels-like temperature in philadelphia. feels even hotter in dover, 98 degrees right now. we're watching for storms. there's still a possibility of a cooling

liz: now app jingles and jingles for apps is your business. >> it is.iz: you've come up with the concept that every app needs music. >> i think so. liz: you compose music. >> for this one, ben romans, one of my best friends we wrote this together. organically, and it went crazy. liz: you kids today, are you making money off this thing? >> i am! we charge each client per song, we're reasonable, because we know they're start-ups we are dealing with mainly. liz: the app is a $77 billion industry that came up over the past couple of years. you want a piece of it. >> i want a piece. liz: what's next for the business. >> grow the client base, if anybody is interested in having a jingle for their app, you know their girl. liz: and you're a musician, too. >> it's kind of crazy, i started as an artist and writing for other people and doing music licensing stuff, and i wanted to have my own entity, something that is consistent and tangible, this honestly is the best idea that happened randomly. liz: i'm sure you're checking how many hits. >> how are we doing righ

there is no charge to use the app. all it costs you is time and you will have to enter a few personal details. >> you can type in something about the dog. >> the animal shelter is the first in northern california northern california to use -- to in northern california to use finding rover but anyone can and the more users the better it works. >> my son found him in napa. no one claimed him. i put him on finding rover. i have that app for my dogs. >> reporter: it is not meant to replace a microchip. it is meant to add to it to be another solution to a terrible every day problem. >> these things are great tools to help us get dogs back to you. >> we had 600 redemptions last year. that is just 50%. >> reporter: more happy endings. hopefully more wagging. and less whining in wine country. >> good picture of that dog. >>> all right. time to check the weather now. a hotter day again outside. what is going on? >> this, this, this, rain, cool, heat and now back into the heat. started today. concludes tomorrow with highs back i

can an app a day keep the doctor away? the hospital and patients that say it can. >> i still struggle with my weight but it's made me more aware of what i'm eating. >> the ups and downs of the amusement par business. finding the best roller coasters fol talk to a man that rides the rails for a living. and staycations. how to stay near and still feel far away. >> this is on the money. your money, your life, your future. now, becky quick. >> america is in the midst of a health crisis and it's one that is entirely preventable. it's not cancer, it's not heart disease, it's obesity and itsz relative diabetes. each day more than 4,000 americane diagnosed with diabetes and more than 75,000 people die from it. why aren't we preventing this totally preventable disease? that's our cover story today. >> the epidemic of obesity is a american's waistlines are expanding. moren 35% of the u.s. populati is considered obese according to centers for disease control. it's a growing problem. obesity rates more than doubled over the last 35 ye

. >> you can track the temperatures with the abc 7 news weather app.ur web site or get it free at the apple app store or google play. >>> highway patrol pulled over car in oakland tonight and passenger inside shot in the head. officers chased the driver to 5 80 near park boulevard. man riding with the driver had been what you saided driver had been what you saided. somebody shot at the car on 13 street near martin luther king jr. boulevard. passenger is in the hospital. >>> santa cruz county mental health worker is accused of sexually assault ago child. chris mccauley arrested today on 100,000 dollar warpt for aggravated assault. 56 aggravated assault. 56-year-old suspect works in the children mental health division as psychiatric and community liaison. no details about that incident have been relessed other than mccauley and victim knew each other when the assault occurred. >>> at stanford break in the case of hateful graffiti found on fraternity house student residence hall. police have arrested lucas joseph nine in mountain view. he's facing felony

within each work space, there are customizable apps. build a project management system that works for me and the way i want it to work. rather than just how it's preboxed. >>> do you leave your business from the top down with the old command and control system? management systems that used to work in the past don't necessarily work anymore. our guest says today, effective leadership is done with more of a side by side example. ken blanchard is here opinion he's the coauthor of the new one-minuteman aj-- one-minute manager. how are you. >> good. >> it mousse have been interesting to go back and revit the book. let's start with one-minute goals. what is that? >> that's so important. if you're -- you want your people to do something, they have to be clear on what you're asking them to do. today, with one-minuteman aernlg rather then a him setting the goals for everybody, it's much more collaborative. he sits with them they set to goals together so everybody agrees upon it. they know what direction they're supposed to go. once goals are set

we can integrate video, the heart rate sensors for building health apps. access the sound and the microphone of the device. we can definitely do a lot of new things. >> i know you're not an apple analyst or a watch analyst. but in terms of developing enough of an app ecosystem for the watch is this going to help make the watch more of a desirable product? maybe the holidays is going to be the season of the apple watch finally? >> you know, i think so. and i think going into the launch of the apple watch what we heard was the big key feature that was going to be real popular were the health features. and up until today no developer could really build any spott-on health app because we didn't have access to that heartrate monitor in the actual watch. and i think that's going to be a really key feature that developers can take advantage of in terms of building really powerful apps that are not only useful but can even make a bit of an impact on your day-to-day health. >> john, we're going to leave it there. thanks so much for your analysis. we appreciate it.

if you want to make a mistake on your mobile app, you're stuck with it.g of sinking feelings, if you're looking for thrills this summer, you're in luck. more new roller coaster at theme parks than at any time since 2008. what's driving operators to invest and build new rides and wip are the best to try. joining us right now with the answers is theme park expert arthur levine. great to see you. thanks for being here sniermt it's my pleasure, becky. >> what gives? how many so many new roller coasters. >> the recession caused problems for a lot of industries, especially discretionary income and things like travel and theme parks. but with the economy improving and attendance up at theme parks and revenue up, they are a little more bullish and we're seeing pent up demand, a little bit of delayed projects that are now coming online. we're seeing a bunch of new roller coasters and all kinds of other attractions coming into theme parks. >> how in the world did you get into this line of business? i know my kids would love to do what you do. >> it's just been a li

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. >> also, how much time your average app user spends using those apps. money watch's wendy gillette joins us from the new york torque stock exchanges wendy good morning. >> good morning natasha erika. the market gain grounds for a second day. the dow rose 39 points yesterday, the nasdaq was up five. net neutrality rules agreed by the ftc last february will take effect today as scheduled. the federal appeals court ruled against a request to block the rules in a suit by at&t verizon, and others. the rules are designed to prevent service providers like verizon, and to at&t, from creating fast lane for internet users. the federal trace commission is cracking down on people who raise money through crowd funding websites, but don't follow through on their promises. one man who raised $122,000 on kick starter, to produce a board game, was ordered to repay the money. that's because he used the fund to pay his rent instead and to move. the problem he doesn't have any money now to repay the investors, but the settlement also includes provision he won't lie about f

it's called fbi child id app.stores all of the digital information authorities need about your child and helps you get the information into the right hands instantly. after you install, you and pictures, you go through and record all of the important descriptive information about your child. if something happens and you need to share, you can use the tab on the app to quickly and easily e-mail the information to the right agencies instand i will. you can also -- instantly. you can also store your local police department info as well. and within one click, you can -- this app can save you a lot of time. a couple hours of trying to write out descriptions of your kids. the app also includes tips of keeping people safe. and then the next 24 thundershowers. there are helpful links and resources provided. no information on your child will be collected or stores by the fbi unless you provide it during an emergency. g it's called the child id app. it's a free download. >>> sometime the show just ghost on. and one rocker s

make it easierto for you to create apps for hardware.hey will not buy the hardware if there are not cool apps all over it. olivia: an incredible chart i thought earlier this morning. it shows only one third of digital music revenue actually comes through streaming. it is still a download game, where apple is the dominant player. whatis apple going to do? is it like a potentially in competing with spotify and pandora? is incredible. the orange lines are downloads. >> what you will see is the orange will continue to trail off. more and more people will want you to surprise me. don't wait to me for town -- to download it. that is something apple is uniquely qualified to be able to do. they can say olivia really likes listening to that group, we will give her more of that. will thathardware, continue to drive the momentum for the larger screen iphones? absolutely. when you buy an apple device, you want to make sure it is cool, sleek, designed beautifully, but you are really not going to lose it if it does not have really awesome apps on it.

open up the nbc washington app. games kicked off last night with opening ceremonies at the stadium. it's quite the crowd. aaron gilchrist was one of the emcees. happy to be part of it. this weekend, a montgomery county firefighter is planning to suit up for the event on monday. jim handly caught up with david lee who is trading in a fire helmet for a moto cross helmet. >> reporter: he responds to emergencies. to bond with his son, he trades in the fire truck for two wheels. this is go pro video of david lee living his passion. >> it's scary. when you jump, your jumping is the highlight of the sport. a major accomplishment when you can jump this jump. >> reporter: lee took it up not just for the thrill of it but to spend time with his son trayvon. trayvon says his dad doesn't hold back when it comes to competing, even with him. >> when we ride together, he's overcompetitive. sometimes i don't want to ride with him. it irks me sometimes, a little bit. >> we are competitive with each other. that keeps us together. what

how about another app? planned parenthood knows it can be embarrassing to come in and get tested if you suspect you might have a std. >> but it is really so important that you go and get tested that the group is test ago method of helping you get tested for that ever setting foot. >> it doesn't test you, you just don't have to go back to the office for the results. >> so, called plan parenthood direct. to order through the phone, for $149, take or inch acceptable, mail it in to be tested. if possible, you can even get your prescription through the app, too. right now this is only available in california. but similar apps are being used in minnesota, and washington state. >> now, remember, you can always get tested for free if you go in person at all planned parenthood locations. >> but that negate the whole idea of the app. >> do you have pay for privacy. >> now, we were going to have chris murphy do that std update with the app but with that thing on his face. >> oh, my goodness. >> we thought better t it

residents can can help fight dengue fever by downloading an app on their phone. >> this app could be an incredible tool. when it's released it could make a real difference in helping fight this disease. the app encouraging users to take pictures of where mosquitoes might be breeding. when the pictures are submitted the gps location is also sent and gives them an idea of where to work. >> it is simple in the sense that anyone can use it. it can be integrated with other health systems on the national and international level. >> developers are working closely with the ministry of health and they say its technology that could help latin america's most vulnerable. >> it has a lot to do with climate and environment conditions and social effort. most transmitted diseases are related to poverty. >>> the app is not a replacement for better living conditions and clean water supplies, but it could help control a disease that blitz the lives of millions. >> we have much more on that on our website. www.aljazeera.com.

. >> however not that app called periscope. the app streams video and that is not allowed.l be kicked out if you're caught using the app. officials say they'll be monitoring streaming sites to make sure as well as facebook and twitter so they'll be watching you. >> that's interesting. >> i'm guessing that cat video. >> not the time for it. >> the top five apps that drain your phone battery. >> also this has been a hot topic this week. a woman will soon replace alexander hamilton on that 10-dollar bill. who will it be? we'll take a look at some of the requirements and when our money will get a makeover. that story and more whe >> right now 6:23 on your friday morning. how is it looking katie. >> definitely looking better than yesterday. if you were craving that sunshine, we should get it. we're seeing the skies try to bite 10 up. we're tracking the passage of a cold front. until that's officially through we're not completely out of the woods. you can see right now a very thin veil of some very light showers falling across our northwest suburbs chester montgomery county. into