now an app serves as i.d.ation and maids can be dispatched on the day customers request them. a two-hour cleaning service costs about $7. fintech is even changing jobs that have existed for many years. in 2015, smartphone payments within china almost doubled to $1.4 trillion. but critics say the response to the rapid change isn't keeping up. li yu tingjie predicted the arrival two years ago in his book. the question is how to develop new rules without hampering growth. in many industries internet use is outpacing regulations. these luxury cars cost over $60,000 each. this man, a successful user of smartphone apps, came to buy a new car. wong wei is a driver who uses an online car dispatch service. he says that, by changing to a foreign luxury car, he can register in higher paying categories. beijing has long suffered a shortage of taxis. the government has limited the number of taxis within beijing to about 60,000, since the 1990s. this made it almost impossible for locals to get a cab, partly due to the traff

. >> a warning about medical apps on your smartphone. what doctors say you need to know before you download. >> and we continue to track the rain over the bay area right now. your full forecast with roberta is coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, they say he may be >>> this just in. maryland police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting in the suburbs of d.c. they say that he may be responsible for a series of crimes including shootings at a mall and a grocery store this morning. authorities say that a woman died at a grocery store. one man died and two others were hurt at a mall a few miles away. police say there's no reason to believe that the victims knew the shooter. >>> a spacex falcon 9 rocket roared to life and took off from cape canaveral, florida this morning. it lit up the sky with a streak of fiery exhaust. it boosted a powerful japanese communications satellite into space. then it successfully landed on and off shore barge for the second month in a row. the same thing happened on april 8 during a space station supply run for nasa.

talk to us about your app. it essentially does away with the need for memmization and pulling out a calculator? >> yeah, there is a lot of formulas in math to memorize. you can't memorize them an all. in my app it gives you the answer and it shows you steps if you need it. >> when did this start? like a year ago? >> yeah, my mom transferred me to a private school. they put me in a math class that i wasn't supposed to be in. then i transferred again in second semester and they put me in a path class above my level. i didn't know anything from first semester. so, like, i was, like, you don't want do my homework from this semester. so i made an app and do that. >> when did you notice it started taking off a little bit? >> november. >> this past november? >> yeah. >> why? >> i don't know. it started getting a lot of downloads. >> so has this -- do you think you might want to do this when you graduate, when you finish your schooling, make apps for people? do you have something else in mind? >> i don't want to make a

the apps, and games, and things they can do. they're trying to do is enable the ecosystem with tools and componentry to start building those different components at once, so we are making investments across all parts of that, from the hardware to the devices all the way through applications and what people can do with it. cory: give me an example. of something that helps raise that process. clay: one of the things we have done is create a controller that we were working with hardware manufacturers to create more versions of so any company making a smartphone can also manufacture alongside in a controller and a headset. we have done the hard work trying to figure out how to make something comfortable and how to make something great with great optics. that is nice to use and can create a very immersive experience. we have handed that knowledge to these companies to give everyone a leg up in pushing the are -- the are -- vr forward. cory: what do you think the next killer app is going to be? clay: one app that i love lets you paint

how does this app work? >> reporter: tracy, who would think we'd be at the age where we're saving a cell phone app to save a life? but really, that's the idea. burlington county started using pulse point late last year in november. that app connects 911 dispatchers to people who are trained in cpr. the goal is if someone calls 911 and reports an unconscious person with no pulse, an alert will go out asking for those who are trained to respond and hopefully start cpr even before the ambulance gets there. >> the science has shown that the most important factor to saving a life of someone who has stopped breathing and does not have a pulse is early cpr. >> the problem we have is that many of our people do not know cpr in our communities. burlington county, camden county, they do not know cpr. just a small amount >> reporter: so in the past six months since they started using this app, more people have been learning cpr. there are even free cpr classes held every month here at the emergency services training cen

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usually within a few days, and as bill cosby's legal team gears up for trial, stay with us and the app for continuing coverage. you can read about what gloria had to said about today's decision and how it could affect her clients. >> we continue to follow breaking news out of center city where a man has died after getting hit by a train on the septa tracks. it happened between the 11th and 13th street stations. here's a live picture from the scene. service on the market frankfurt line is suspended in that area. they are operating busses between 30th street and spring garden in both directions. >>> eights after a deadly hit and run in northeast philadelphia, police say the driver turned himself in. the wife of molina surrounded by family tonight. her husband waiting for a bus when a car crashed into a canopy and took -- the driver took off. the impact of the crash immediately killed the 50-year-old house worker. >> i'm in shock, and it's sad that somebody would hit my husband and just go. >> molina leaves behind his wife and two children. >> a good samaritan's credited with helping a ma

now there is an app that could help save your life and get help even before the medics arrive. >>> now, your nbc10 first alert neighborhood weather. >> a beautiful end to the work week with sunny skies yesterday. nice warm temperatures. today, big difference. we'll see clouds all day long, rain pretty much all day long as well. it will be cool with temperatures in the low 60s. some spots not getting out of the 50s. cloudy right now across the area. for the most part we're dry right now, especially in philadelphia. a live look outside. it's still dark. we'll see temperatures staying cool throughout the day. 56 right now. by 7:00, 52. lots of rain to the south and west. this is headed our way. it's going to start to overtake the area, and we'll start to see the rain developing as early as the next couple of hours. keep that in mind when you head out this morning. we're dry. most of it still not reaching the ground but it will soon. we'll see a soggy start to our saturday and a soggy end as well with showers continuing to tonight. 52 in the lehigh valley. 52 in the suburbs. 56 in philadel

our digital app pushing out breaking news alerts through our nbc washington app. have that with you. they'll come triright to your pe with oh developments. >>> we turn our attention now to the end of rain. 11 days. this is the 11th day of rain. >> and teasing us a little. good morning. i'm angie goff, dave culver with us. sun out, clouds, for the most part, bank on seeing sun again, right, tom? >> clogging our sky with clouds and producing rain the last several days. it's finally exhausting itself. you can track all this when you're away from your tv with your washington app. wear a light jacket. rather chilly this morning, and even into the afternoon, rather cool. slacks. you'll need the sunglasses and have the umbrella ready over the next couple hours or so, because we have light showers coming in from the come into our western suburbs shortly. light rain to the north. northern suburbs, perhaps another couple of hours. still quite a chill in the air. low and mid-50s now. got my umbrella handy out on the weather deck. >> tom, thanks so much. >>> it's 9:02. >>> as

but now, with the help of an app and an alert, help could be on the way. sudden cardiac arrest claims a life every two minutes. and nearly all of them die because treatment doesn't start fast enough. >> are you okay? are you okay? >> that is why the person sitting next to you can be your best hope. >> the foundation for any chance of a person surviving a cardiac arrest. >> this doctor says nationally, the survival rate is less than 10%. last year, burlington county survival rate shot up to 39%. >> put your arm here and push down like that. >> our goal here is to get as many people as possible trained in cpr. >> a class -- >> it brings up right on the map. >> combined with an app. >> sudden cardiac arrest happens all the time outside the hospital. and now everyone can participate. >> pulse points launched in the county last year when someone calls 911 to report an unconscious person, dispatchers push an alert to cpr trained app users within a quarter mile of the incident. >> the phone starts to vibate and alerts a tone and shows on the map the location of t

the apps and games and things they can do in vr.hat we try to do is enable today's android ecosystem to build the components at once. we are making investments across all parts of that. from the hardware to devices through to the applications. ,>> give me an example. something that helps iterate that process. >> one of the things we have done is create a controller that we are working with our hardware manufacturers. to create more versions of it, so that any company making a smart phone can manufacture a controller or headset. we have done the hard work to make some thing comfortable and great with great optics. it is nice to use and could create an immersive experience. we handed the knowledge to the companies to give everyone a leg up pushing vr forward. appsck one or two or three you think our killer apps? which is tilt brush, an app we made in google, which lets you paint in space with light and paper and fire, and any other material you can imagine. artists are using it to sculpt amazing things in virtual reality. the second t

right now the app, search for wusa 9 and download the app for free and track the nor'easter and anything you see on the air and online you can get from our app. >> thank you. >>> new tonight, a northern virginia family is fighting for the life of their two-year-old daughter. she choked on popcorn 9 days ago and been on life support since and now her family says the hospital wants to pull the plug but they want to keep fighting. wusa 9's garrett haake spoke to the father in richmond where he asked for help. >> reporter: her father isn't asking for a medical miracle or money, he is asking for a lawyer to help him fight this hospital and convince them to give his baby time to heal, to recover, and hopefully to wake up. >> the worse day of his life began when his ar of popcorn and a colonel stuck in her throat. >> my poor little girl, i knew she wasn't breathing. i couldn't find a pulse. i started cpr. >> reporter: that was may 11. doctors have cared for her as well as they can. now the doctors think she gone. her brain passed the point of recovery. they want to take one more test to be cert

-- rows of apps.ou have a row of personalized recommendations, the more you watch content, the better the recommendations will be. this supports 60 frames a, which is relatively new in the industry and supports hdr content. people are talking above the next generation, talking about 8k already. emily: how do you think this stacks up to the set-top box? >> in addition to the harder aspects, which i have not talked about, it is the approach to content. we are working in collaboration with the google. it android tv brings the content you want, we have google play and all of the major entertainment brands are bringing their apps, most of them are already here. you have a huge number of games -- youtube, the official youtube app you can only get it on android tv. just a wider variety of content options that you don't get anywhere house. plus, you have a lot of the google animations. for instance, i can do this. what is that movie where jim cameron gets his memory erased? -- jim carrey gets his memory erase

it's an app that came out in 2013.e cam. >> people who created that app when they saw this guy hey we sold on. >> we saw it on social media years ago. people use the app to make them look like they are coming out of a waterfall. >> he may have memorized that. >> i like the move it, move it. >> i like the move it, move it. >> this is a completely useless talent. >> i'll give you a song really quick. ♪ >> now is song. >> ♪ i can't see me loving nobody but you for the rest of my life ♪ >> you have to reverse the melodys. >> i don't understand how his brain can do that. >> i'm pretty sure his parents dropped him on his head. >> he posted one right before super bowl as well. [ talking backwards ] >> pretty cool talent. we all have these hidden talents we bust out at parties. >> amazing. >> thanks for hanging out with us today. hit the buzz word for your chance to win an ipad mini and catch us on our next "right >>> a policeman suddenly slams on the brakes but the driver behind him stops in time and does not collide with the

my team is at a app, drafting my team is in the app. the golden opportunity for us is the live scoring experience, watching the game in the app. because already i am doing everything in my app. why can't i go to the game and see how my players are doing? watcha a clip. there is lebron scoring three points. i want to do that any app. >> you want me to be able to watch the game on my phone. >> absolutely. >> those rights are owned by the tv networks. >> there's that challenge. we look at the leak. you look at how they are unbundling and they are going more over-the-top. are separate because for some of our audience they are not getting them through subscription. they are not getting them in a linear format, they just want clips. so think it is an added inceptive for this audience. >> you have two very similar companies. xirius xm. that you would combine at some point. are you receptive to that idea? >> yes. three months ago. no real update. . we are very focused on our business really excited about are for gentiles -- our projectiles. >>

you can lead more about the report online at wusatv9.com and the wusa 9 mobile app. >>> a u.s. advisor helping kurdish forces in iraq was killed this morning in the latest battle with isis. the defense secretary ash carter says the american died north of the city of mosul when islamic state fighters broke through a kurdish front line. it was so intense for the fight, the u.s. coalition fired 23 air strikes using death fighters and drones. so far the pentagon is not releasing the advisor's name until the next of kin is notified. >>> the race for the white house goes through indiana today, as hoosiers vote in republican and democratic primaries. craig boswell is at the white house with that story and how the republican race has dipped into the tabloids. >> reporter: it is primary day in indiana. and voters are out casting their ballots. 57 delegates are at stake. and ted cruz needs a big win if he hopes to stop donald trump from clinching the nomination. >> pretty much over especially if he wins by the margins the polls are suggesting. >> reporter: trump has a 15 point lead over

as are you headed to the pool, use the radar on the wusa 9 app and track yourself. the rest of the week coming up in just a bit. >> thank you, allison. about an hour ago, president barack obama laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown. it is of course to honor members of the military who died serving our country. the president's appearance at arlington national cemetery carries on a long standing presidential tradition and it comes as the united states continues to struggle with various conflicts in the middle east. earlier this morning, the president held a breakfast reception at the white house. for a family members of fallen u.s. troops and veterans groups. >>> thousands of people are visiting arlington national cemetery today. including a group of veterans and civilians who walked 60 miles to get there. ellen brian talked to them as they finished their final mile. >> reporter: an emotional finish after a long hike to >> it was humbling. i drove from georgia, to do this, for the gaston family. i was very close friends with their son before he was killed in action

she's putting the finishing touches on her new app.e created right here in this classroom full of other students doing similar things. >> first home screen and after that you go through this just an overview. these are each of the questions that would be asked by a coach. >> her app allows coaches to be able to see if an athlete has sustained a concussion. she partnered with banner concussion center for the signs and symptoms to look for. >> they gave me a list of questions and also a guide. a bunch of symptoms that they have to ask. they gave me list of those. basically they out looked the medical aspect of this app. >> reporter: sierra got the idea when she saw her friend struggling to recover from a concussion. >> i play soccer and it took her out of soccer entirely. she had to quit. like she had really bad grades for awhile schenn just had to -- it took her a long time to come back from it. >> reporter: coast would go through the list of general questions. for example asking what month it is. >> okay. so you have to get all the que

download our app. you can track this along with us. go to the app store and search wusa9. regularly scheduled newscasts are available on the app on with the white house, shooting at the white house, that would have been available on your phone as well. >>> warning systems went off moments before egypt air flight 804 disappeared. warnings indicated heavy smoke in or near the cockpit and problems with the flight control system. meanwhile, patrol boats are using sonar equipment to search for the plane's data recorders. egyptian military has found human remains, luggage, airplane seats 200 miles north of alexandria. the plane was carrying 66 people on a flight from paris to cairo when it disappeared. >>> a man suspected of murder is off the streets of northern virginia. police arrested bowler for the homicide of leon williams. williams died last october from a gun shot wound in old town. at the time police said the shooting was not a random act. bowler is charged with homicide and is being held residents to respect next week's verdict in the trial of the officer charged in las

what do you think the next killer app is going to be?y: one app that i love lets you paint in space with light and paper and fire and any other material you can imagine, an artists are using it to create in sculpt amazing things virtual reality. the other thing i love is a virtual vision of youtube that we have built for vr, that includes things like audio that appears to come from where you actually are. it will let you visit concerts and events and roa places and experience them like you are actually there, but you don't have to fly away. there is a downside -- you will not get the frequent flyer miles. cory: playing "call of duty" for 18 hours on xbox can be exhausting. more vr is certainly immersive. we are focused on bringing amazing real-world content into vr. we have been building this camera that lets you capture an environment, and we think that will open up some pretty interesting things like taking you to machu picchu or stonehenge or the taj mahal. we think there is something very special about vr possibility to transport you

all apps from a time-spent point of view.ow we look at it. emily: you are based in china. what is it about a china-based app that speaks to u.s. teens? alex: i think today, especially for mobile applications, it becomes more globalized, especially if you can gain traction without having to spend a lot of resource in doing marketing and promotion. it doesn't matter where the team is based. as long as you understand the psychology of your user base, as long as you have constant interactions with some users and get feedback, i think it doesn't matter. emily: musical.ly cofounder and ceo alex zhu. tech insider reports that toyota is close to buying boston dynamics. earlier this year bloomberg reported that its current owner google was looking to sell because it wasn't developing products that could quickly brought to market. toyota is pushing into the robotics world, working on self-driving car technology, investing $1 million recently in a new robotics institute based outside of boston. before we go, we will leave you with one s

snap chat is not supposed to be a hookup app. we're talking online evolution. snap chat was meant to do social stuff, not dating. >> this is the first time i've ever reached out to someone over snap chat. >> reporter: it's not for dating? >> it's not for dating, per se, but it's a great way to date. you're actually watching people in realtime to see what their lifestyle looks like. it's not just these very staged perfectly lit photos of them that they have on an online dating profile. doing things they like to do in their real life. >> reporter: take this d.j., record producer, but found fame by keeping it real on snap chat. >> you ever feel stressed out? get a haircut. >> reporter: in the filter filled life, it's the raw ordinary moments that people crave. >> the key is never be afraid of being yourself. >> they don't want you to wear the wrong fur. >> reporter: this guy wants in. >> i'm 29 and from rodondo beach. >> reporter: he wants to leverage every app he can to find love. why not just use tinder? >> tinder, you go there, it's pretty much a have sex site.

is what's app.'s helpful because we can text for free. my factory owner lives in india, each morning and evening we're able to talk freely and send little video chats and pictures. it's very convenient and i love that app. i use it every day. >> this week's your biz selfie comes from joshua taylor who owns salty scales. it's a line of fishing and outdoor wear that uses microfibers to protect customers from the sun's harmful uv rays. smart idea. like joshua, why don't you pick up your cell phone and take a picture of you and your business. no professional pictures please, just take a selfie and send it to us at your business at msn msnbc.com. thanks for joining us today, we would love to hear from you. if you have any questions or comments about today's show, e-mail us. you can also go to our website. open forum.com/yourbusiness, we posted all of the segments from today's show and a lot more. don't forget to connect with us on all of our digital and social media platforms, next week, you've got quest

track it on wusa 9 app. this is 7:30 after first pitch.atch what happens after 8:30, on the 30 corridor. tomorrow, things really improving 9:30 in the morning. few clouds to start off, near 80 degrees. few stray shower. not everyone sees them on tuesday. by wednesday, we're completely dry. wednesday is my pick of the week. absolutely gorgeous. lots of sunshine. will be warm but not hot just yet. wait until the end of the week for that if you're a hotbpsl wer fan. 80 tuesday, 83 wednesday warm and dry. lots of sunshine. thursday, friday, saturday, hot and humid. afternoon showers and thunderstorms. sunday doesn't look to be as humid. it will be rather warm, 84 degrees. average this time of year is upper 70s we've been stuck with this rainy, soggy pattern. it's been cool when we get two typical days before we jump up to a summer like feel. we'll be back after this. . >>> tonight on wusa 9 news, more reaction from today's not guilty investigator in the officer's trial over the death of freddie gray. >>> new information on the teacher's aid sh

ring and its main competitor sky bell both work by an app on your phone. both have motion detectors that trigger the camera to record movement. and send you an alert. even if someone doesn't actually ring the bell. >> all right. there's motion at my front door. >> reporter: first how well do they allow us to communicate? we arranged for two manage deliveries for each video doorbell. >> hi there. >> making a zpleefrl using ring i could talk to the person both times even though i was in my office far away. the same with sky bell. we used the hd version. no problem. >> have a nice day. >> reporter: but could these video identify a package thief? we asked staffers to take the packages. we also installed traditional surveillance cameras to compare the video. first up ring. it notified us both times. but when our pretend thief moved quickly, we only got a side view of his face. for skybell, our first pretend thief as seen on our cameras is very fast. there was no alert and no video recording from skybell. our second pretend thief is slower. we do get an alert. b

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and you can track that all by downloading our wusa 9 app. so when you have outdoor plans you can track the showers your phone, move inside briefly and then move back outside and enjoy the rest of your weekend. futurecast shows the morning quiet. in the afternoon hours, here come the showers from the west. they're right over the i-95 corridor. there will be brief moderate to heavy rainfall possible within some of these and some gusty winds. i don't think this is a setup where we will see severe weather across much of the region. just note that because we have a little more heating happening this morning with that sunshine, it will pack a punch this afternoon. we will continue to see these lingering into 6:00 p.m. later this evening, the clouds clear out and that makes for a breezy but clearing later evening hour. let's talk about temperatures. highs this afternoon are going to be running right around 70 degrees closer to frederick and winchester. it will be around 73 in washington. warmer to the south and east. closer to 77 in fredericksburg.

it operates a phone app called didi.efore it came along, pretty much the only way to get a cab in this country was 0 to head out into the street and try and hail one. along came the app and changed everything. there it is, you can see the taxis there -- that are available in this area. and here's my cab. out for a walk? that was -- now, with this phone app china's people have been able to leap-frog into the future. one day they can't order a taxi at all. the next they're communicating with the driver, can see the driver's real-time location. now you should try hailing a demab a major chinese city. you can't get bun -- one because the drivers are all taking app bookings. however, uber has made a big, expensive push into china and it the very popular with more affluent customers. didi has responded with its own premium car service. now with the extra injection of money from apple it's hoping to expand its service and stave off any challenge from uber. jane: the ganges is india's great and sacred river but you can also add

or new apps. the city's police commissioner says the police will find the policies in apps and could be that announcement comes after the judge found one of the officers charged in the freddie gray case not guilty. the new apps launched in july. >>> the adrenaline is rushing and it's a fight or flight scenario and you think your loved one is being held hostage and you are absolutely hand strung. >> the news 4 i team told you about a type of scam sweeping the region. first, it was montgomery county and then prince william county and the archdiocese of washington and george mason university. more evidence tonight that it's spreading across our region. >> fairfax county schools tells us it is happening to parents in their district. someone calls to tell them that their child has been kidnapped. the caller then asks parents to pay ransom via wire transfer in each case and the child turned out to be safe at school. if you get police. >> terry mcauliffe says he is certain he's never accepted any illegal

. >> advice is to not use anonymous apps. what are some of those. >> some of them are things like andfm. we do a -- askfm. we do a lot of talks and the first thing a teenager tells you is if they can write a note to their middle school self-stay off of that app. >> aside from that what other advice do you offer parents. >> a lot of the catfishing apps like fake conversationses, or creating the fake boyfriend or fake girlfriend. kids download an app and create a whole universe of discussion with someone whose not really there. chelsea handler has one where you can create a get out of situation that you want to. so if you're on a date or at a party and you want to leave, you can a set a text to come to you and then you can show someone say i need to go home my mom is calling. >> to me that doesn't sound like such a bad thing. >> those are not bad. some of the ones parents should really look out for are fake gps. that means you can actually create a false location. >> so then you're telling parents, hey i'm here but i'm really i

great apps to have in your toolbox when you need them. >> reporter: with or without the help of appsdone. >> let's go get sydney and max. >> reporter: now if only there were an app for that. >> say all done. say bye. >> again, it costs more money, and there's a lot of waiting involved in the app mom. you're waiting for the things. she said in terms of time, she lost time that way. cha-ching. >> you should have heard the chatter here. >> i'd rather save money and spend time with edison. >> exactly right. >> there you go. >> adorable. >> so cute. >>> up next, we're serving lasagna with a twist with help from one of social media's most popular cooks. >>> i'm in heaven. look who is in the studio. corinne bailey rae is here with new music. she'll perform for us. >>> first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> we're back with "today" food. this week, we're cooking with some of the hottest social media stars on the culinary scene, like kevin curry. he's the founder of the blog fit men cook. he has more than 1 million instagram followers. kevin, great to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >>

app?his is the >> yes, absolutely. allows you to easily stay connected with every unit you ever here i can find my units from boot camp through to my last command command. >> interesting. great. he question is, you are an entrepreneur by definition. how do you manage to actually this social th med media? create a user acquisition strategy. when you think of it a person military they have no access to digital. we developed a platform to allow mom to send a piece of mail to her son. you open it and you have the content, photo and what is neat is we include a stamped and home sod envelope to go it is a roundtrip parcel. this is the money maker. >> terrific. take care of mailing and everything? here.erything is done >> what kinds of reaction have you gotten from department of defense? they supportive? are they invoed broad spectrum we have gotten overwhelm support for sandbox. knows bringing new technology in d.o.d. can be very we h but what we found is have got segments across the military specifically the marine corps wo

stay with news 4 and the nbc washington app for continuing coverage. continue to follow the developments through the weekend. the suspect is set to appear in court on monday and we will be there. >>> so it is a little known structure with a towering view of d.c.'s monuments. >> yes. might jog or bike past it each day. maybe not noticing the harmony of it, a new effort to restore the symbol of what is liberation and gratitude to the u.s. >> reporter: it's that middle ground between the united states marine corps war memorial known as iwo jima and the hallowed land of arlington national cemetery. most we met didn't know this existed. no idea this was here? >> no, no. not at all. >> we've been here before with the kids and i don't remember it. >> reporter: do you know about this? >> no. a surprise along the way. >> actually saw it down here. >> reporter: many locals, too. it's called the netherlands carolon. >> depends who you ask. by my response, carolon. go to the embassy, they say carolon. >> reporter: it is now has 50 bells, a gift from the queen of t

are like, what's that app.need that right now now. >> takes about three minutes to get anywhere in the city. >> everybody goes whoa, that is so cool. >> this weighs like a half ounce. my buddy is right here. he's filming. not one person today has been like isn't this too heavy for a drone? >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> you'll need the buzzword, be 18 years old, and be a legal u.s. resident. >> head over to rightthisminute.com. >> enter the buzzword on facebook, twitter or both. >> tuesday's buzzword it is, ravens. >> click on win ipad and enter tuesday's buzzword, it's raven. >> and later this week, we'll have our bonus giveaway. good luck. >>> this little cutie is killing her singing performance. >> her little brother shows up. >> why his interruption because i'm thinking scholarship to m.i.t. >> true. ♪ >>> 3-year-old hannah is just bringing it doing the karaoke, embracing her inner super star. sunglasses on, hand in the air. but then as always happens when sisters are having a good time, l

some new apps to help you better invest your money. that story is next on kron. >> marty:for your money:. here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. you don't have to be a financial know-it-all to start investing your money. here are some apps that make it easier for novices to get nito the stock market. robinhood is an app that lets you buy and sell shares for free. there is no minimum amount for investors. if you just want to leave your investment on autopilot, then consider using "wealthfront". this is like leaving a broker in charge of your money but instead, you're leaving it to a computer algorithm. the app invests based on market trends and your own risk tolerance. and then there's "acorns". it is similar to keep the change programs. except it takes that change and invests it in the market. live look outside. bay bridge toll plaza. for the weekend: it's the carnaval festival in san francisco. and arts. it's happening on harrison and and arts. it's happening on harrison and ♪ you wish your dog could

there's an app for that, a new smartphone app in the san francisco area is dispatching drivers and pickupucks loaded with gas to fill people's tanks. it's called filled. users give the location of their car and a delivery window and fill charges are comparable to nearby gas stations but a delivery fee. >>> wall street could get back some of monday's gains. the nasdaq snapping a seven-day losing streak. u.s. data shows the economy continues to grow, although slow but at a steady pace. the dow rising 117 points to 17,891. the nasdaq up to 4,817. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> it's a rainy 57 degrees at 5:25. the rain will be here this morning. look at it coming downç at the airport. that's light rain at philadelphia international. some low clouds as well. jessica boyington is seeing it also on the roads this morning. she's in the first alert traffic center. jessie? >> we're watching northeast philadelphia right now, state road around cottman avenue. you can see we still have puddles over in the intersection. watch intersections, watch the on and off ramp they're all well. more

we'll have a link at nbc10.com or check out the nbc10 app.riet, thank you very much for coming in and sharing about your show. good luck. >> thank you so. >> thank you. >>> well, subaru is recalling more than 48,000 vehicles because of the potentially serious steering issue. it's warning owners not to drive the cars until they're inspected and repaired. the recall covers the 2016 and 2017 subaru legacy and outback. the steering column may have been improperly built, meaning it may have no effect on turning the car. >>> and happening now, the dad regatta is under way. on the schuylkill river. this is a live look at boathouse row. now in its 78th year. it's been around for long time. the largest collegiate regatta in north america. people come from all over to speers it. matt delucia talked with rowers and coaches and parents who worked hard for this weekend. >> they started early. the crack of dawn is nothing. >> probably pushing a few thousand hours now getting ready for this regatta. >> getting ready for the dad vail. >> the biggest regatta

they're hoping to launch the app there as soon as possible. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for that. >>> 16 minutes past 5:00. today, family, friends, and colleagues of a priest and teacher will push the cause for his sainthood. they'll speak today about father bill atkinson. he broke his spine in 1965 and spent his life as a quadriplegic. atkinson was ordained in the '70s and taught at bonner for 30 years. he died in 2006. the u.s. conference of catholic bishops has endorsed his cause for sainthood. >>> it hides in plain sight and can be all around us. tonight at 11:00, the nbc 10 investigators look into modern day slavery. investigative reporter george spencer has a preview for us. >> you might encounter them at a hotel or where you shop or even at your home. >> cleaning, cleaning, work, work, work. >> people forced to work, prevented from leaving, some living in substandard conditions. >> trafficking takes place in secret. it hides in plain sight, but the facts happen in secret. >> there are hundreds of victims in our area, but very f

dive bombing drones, design a gown apps, and sure to take the wedding cake, these personalized toppers capturing the happy couple in 3 the. >>> plus, farewell to a friend. first, the night line five. >> there's something big at jc penny.com. we sell appliances and you can get special financing with your jcpenny credit card. that's getting your penny's worth. >> fight heart burn fast with tum's chewy delights. it conquers heart burn fast. >> number one in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. law enforcement officials around the world on high alert tonight trying to piece together exactly what forced the egyptair flight from paris to cairo to vanish from radar. egyptian officials fear terrorism is more likely than mechanical failure as new details emerge. we are in paris. >> reporter: tonight, international search teams scouring the surface of the mediterranean sea. looking for any sign of egyptair flight 804. it disappeared last night. this exact plane seen her nine months ago fell out of the sky with no distress call. they admitted the most likely cause of the cras

so they read allowed the agreements for 33 of the must popular apps and the average number of apps ason has. guess how long it took to read? >> 32 hours. >> 32 hours to get through the small print of the apps. it includes facebook, instagram, twitter, snapchat, and they say it is time to court down on the legal word, people are signing away their rights and do not know it because would would read all of terms. i am sure it was the most boring thing they have ever done the. >> but it proved the point. >> mike? >> it is cool. it is damp. and i don't want you to get sick so dress appropriately. live doppler hd is showing what we are dealing with as far as the wind. coming across san pablo bay to san francisco, the winds are faster up to 15 miles per hour and you can see an onshore breeze right now so we are seeing the clouds and the many layer in 37 minute flight arrival delays. this afternoon, brighter and calmer and warmer today and we will have a huge spread at 30-35 degrees this weekend and the extended period is coming up dry as you could expect with 80s today around fairfield and

if you want to stay ahead of the weather, get the nbc 10 app.the hour by hour forecast in your neighborhood so you know what to expect. you can also get the seven-day forecast to make it easy for you to plan for you and the kids and what to wear for the week. >>> breaking news, defense secretary ash carter says that u.s. serviceman has been killed in iraq. he talked about the death today at a news conference that was held in germany. he's only saying it is a co?c!a death. we'll continue to watch this and monitor this situation closely and bring you updates on this broadcast and on the nbc 10 app. >>> 6:36 and 57 degrees. today is day two of jury selection. in congressman chaka fattah's federal corruption trial. that was congressman fattah yesterday going into the courthouse. the congressman is accused of accepting bribes and misusing campaign funds and federal grants. opening arguments are scheduled to begin may 16th. >> authority arrested and charged a montgomery county high school teacher for allegedly having sex with a student. rose limuli fa

his first app success at 15. the game "impossible rush."vine. >> i had number one trending apps everywhere in the world. >> reporter: being ceo at 16 hassahas a already made ben a celebrity. >> justin bieber is now following you on twitter. >> reporter: and there are some other perks. he lives alone which meenans a t of freedom but this ceo still has to report to his m-o-m. does he have a curfew on the weekend? >> i have a bit of a curfew during the week? so it's supposed to be 8:00. >> reporter: mom and dad who are here visiting from sidney weren't always sold on the idea. >> reporter: what was that like as parents? let's imagine it doesn't pan out, he's not going back to high school, is he? >> we're both university educated so, for our son not to go to school is a big deal. let's go to america and see if you get funding and then we can talk about it. and unfortunately, he got funding. >> reporter: unfortunately. >> when he said he was going i just thought let him go and see how it goes and off he went and he came home with this enormous s

you can find this on our website and our app if you have our app. you should. it's free.t open up and scroll down. we'll come back and talk about how we >>> driving through northwest d.c. will be faster and a lot less frustrating we are told. d dot engineers are tweaking timing of nearly 400 traffic lights. they're using new data to reprogram signals and say it will cut down on drive times, pedestrian crossing times, and emissions. it could save you gas money. d.c. is reworking all the lights to keep traffic flowing. the first couple phases reduced traffic delays by up to 30%. >>> national zoo expecting a new bundle of joy for everybody to oo and ahh over. today facebook fans went behind the scenes to watch a live sea lion ultrasound. they used the same technology on calley except they were armed with treats to keep interested. there is no word on when we will hear the flippers in the water but the zoo promises to keep us posted. >>> offering a new outdoor adventure. extreme sandbox. adults are digging it. >> reporter: this is not your typical construction site. it's a pl