apps. rishaad: this is bloomberg markets: asia. chinese regulators are putting pressure on apple, demanding more stringent review when it comes to life streaming applications sold through the app store. peter, what is really behind this latest move? what are they trying to do here against apple? peter: this is the beijing city regulator, the cyberspace administration that is taking a apple. it is saying that, in the app store that apple runs, it needs stricter review processes for these livestream apps. these have become quite popular now. and the city of beijing is saying that we want more stringent regulations around this. they want to be able to verify the information of who is running these live streaming apps. they expect content controls, like they do for the rest of the internet. and they want to be able to see who is actually viewing these live streaming apps, too. it is a series of regulations that go beyond what you would typically see what these kinds of services. and they are go

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meter up app in november 2015. tuesday the parking authority announce that had pango was having financial problems and could not pay its vendors including its credit card processor. in a statement pango said it tried to work with the p pa to bring above the more money but that the two side could not reach an agreement. many people who used the app are disappointed. >> i love meter up, i will miss it, i can't believe they will do away witt. i can actually park my car at 8:00 in the morning by my bed and meter up. >> pretty convenient. i use it all the time in the city. a lot of people don't have change, sometimes they dent want to use their credit card. >> reporter: users won't to have wait very long for a replacement, ppa's executive director say they are looking for a new company to partner with on a new app and they hope to have it rolled out by this summer. for now we are live in olde city, trang do, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim and rahel, back to you. >>> philadelphia streets department expected to finish their

p pa say 20,000 people down loaded and used this app and basically here it is, the meeter up app, use it to pay for parking from a distance. it is shutting down at 12:01 and many people say they are simply frustrated. meter up, mobile parking lot is shutting down. >> i will move my car more often, and then in the middle of the meeting you cannot extend it, move your car or you will get a ticket. >> reporter: app allowed drivers to pay for parking from their phones, convenient way that kept many from running back and forth to their cars or looking for quarters. >> i use the all the time because i'm always in the city people don't have change all the time or sometimes don't work and use credit card. >> reporter: in a statement the executive director of the p pa says company which operated the app tango has had financial problems, which is why the app is being suspended a spokesperson for the app says app brought in $15,000 a day in revenue that won't change since the 20,000 people who use the app will now to have use kiosks to pay with cash, coin or credit card what do you think will ha

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matt, why was the app pulled?orter: the short answer is financial problems on the part of the company that runs the app, not the parking authority. the idea was that you could feed the meter through your cell phone. now that is not an option. the app brought in $15,000 a day from philly parking meters. the parking authority no longer accepted the app as of 12:01 a.m. if you used it yesterday, it will not work today.

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it is a popular app, wouldn't you say. >> reporter: definitely. i have it myself. people didn't get a whole lot of note business this let me show you this text message that we received last night, telling us that this app was going to be suspended around midnight. this despite you can see signage, still in the kiosks, you have to use cash or card and use the old fashion way to pay for parking. parking in philadelphia just got a little less convenient, after a year and a half of operating in the city pango's meter up phone app is no longer accepted as payment in parking kiosks. >> i can't believe they will do away witt. i can park my car at 8:00 in the morning in my bed and never get up. >> reporter: 20,000 others, used it to, the many found out about it after the app was suspended after midnight. >> it is really convenient. i use it all the time in the city. a lot of people don't have change or they don't want to use their credit card. >> reporter: since coming under new ownership in the fall pango struggled to generate revenue. company wrote it tried to work with

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if i'm an app developer, is this something from you? >> it's a very thin piece of code installed on any ios or android app. once it's given information, it talks to learning capabilities to build pii compliant profiles. we are not collecting personal information. >> one last thing, i have ten seconds, it's very smooth of you to bring up her book. >> pr pro. it was bril yanlt, crazy, cobby. a national one. >> back in a minute. >>> that's our show this week. my thanks to our guests. you can find us on i tunes, it's free. i'm scott mcgrew. thank you for making us part of your sunday morning. damian trujillo: hello and welcome to "comunidad del valle." i'm damian trujillo. we hope you're enjoying your easter sunday. we have another spectacular show. the mexican museum of san francisco returns on your "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: we begin today with cancer carepoint. cecilia carranza is back to tell us all about the new program, new endeavors underway there a

so they keep building apps people will spend money on.le made developers conform and a lot of developers did not like that. they did not know why their apps were getting taken from the stores. it is hard to work through some of their requirements, so is it about having to create a new revenue stream and bring people in, or is the pressure from google and android keep the good developers? how to use us out -- how do you suss out which impetus this is coming from? >> there are two sides. on one hand, they are getting more revenue from the app store. if you subscribe for 12 months, the cut apple gets his cut in half. the other side is making it sticky, a word people throw a lot -- what makes it hard for you to trade in your iphone for and android? if you have a whole much dutch bunch of data in apps, like your photos or music, the more they are you pump in, the harder it is to trade for a competing device. one of the things that came up is black box. they are increasingly giving more data to developers to inform their business decisions. oli

bixby only uses standard samsung apps. i do not think everybody wants to speak to standard apps. all their apps. for the amount of time they made us wait, these perhaps under—delivered on standout features we have not seen elsewhere. the phone will be released this month from $650. the company believe they will see explosive sales, but let's hope not exploding phones! now to cyborgs, and when hollywood imagines them they look way too futuristic to be anywhere close to becoming reality. they did not save your life, they stole it. but are they? dan simmons has a special appointment with a professor at the university of tokyo injapan. i have come to see a professor who is apparently going to turn me into some sort cyborg. i have come to see a professor who is apparently going to turn me into some sort cyborg. it is one of the first times a camera crew has been allowed in to see the process happen and it will take place through this door here. this research team have come up with the world's thinnest organic circuits, lighter than a feather, they could be worn like a second skin. eit

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so this is a demonstration version of the app which smartmatic have made.ll start by registering, first of all. it's asking me to take a selfie. the next stage is to add photo id. we'll go with driver's licence, because i have that handy. once the id is matched to your face, the app confirms you are registered to vote. and we are voting for rushfield borough council, which is not a real place. it's asked me to take a photo, so if i hold up the camera, the phone will take a selfie automatically. so here there is a list of candidates, the same as you would see on the ballot paper. i don't need to tell you who i'm voting for, so i won't. i'll pick one at random. you are asking people to take a photo of their face, capture an image of the photo identification. how secure is that information, where does it go? the digital identity you create is unique to you, and it stays on your device, on your personal mobile phone or tablet, whatever it is you use to take it. it doesn't get stored anywhere. you are in control of it at all times, and you are in control of what

they come with a free bose connect app for personal icing settings.ims the company uses that app to track customers' music, podcasts, and lectures, and then sells that information. dan ackerman says to read the fine print. >> it my be information from bluetooth or other apps on your phone. >> reporter: audio choices can reveal a lot about a person including potential clues to their religion or sexual orientation. the suit complains that by selling that information, bose is violating customer privacy. >> you would pt recommend downloading this app. >> i think people generally own load too many apps and sign up for too many services. the headphones work just fine. you don't need the app. >> reporter: bose has declined requests to comment. it's a way to speak into customers' private lives. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," academy award-winning producer brian grazer on his new series, "genius: on the life of albert einstein." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." does your mak

make sure you download the kron four mobile app to always stay up to date on breaking news.we will continue our coverage of the protests in berkeley later on kron four news weekend. ( marty @ landing ) nine people are injured following an early morning nightclub shooting in ohio. police say the shoooting started shortly before 12:30 pacific time this morniong at north columbus club. two people are in critical condition and seven are stable. police are searching for multiple gunmen in the investigation. no word yet on what led up to the shooting. ( marty @ landing ) it remains unclear this morning what caused dozens of cars to catch fire in the east bay. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news the fire at "insurance auto auction" on stevenson boulevard in fremont started around 4:00 in the afternoon saturday. the fremont fire department tells us the fire spread quickly from car to car. in all 35 cars burned in the car lot fire. investigators are still working to determine how the fire started. ( marty @ landing ) happening today. the golden state warrior

but now there's a smartphone app that could save lives. here's kris van cleave. >> reporter: would you say you're a good driver? >> as good as a 17-year-old could be, i guess. >> reporter: sarah gregory has been driving for about a year. her parents asked her to download an app that tracks and scores her performance every time she's behind the wheel. it's almost like having mom and dad in the car to remind you. >> yeah, knowing that it's running in the background helps me drive, like, a lot better because if i'm speeding, i'll look down and i'll be like, "oh, wait, my app is going it take off for that." >> reporter: nearly 2,000 teens were killed in crashes in 2015, up 9% from t ous year. sarah's parents, cliff and julie, also use the everdrive app. >> we could actually tell if they used their phone or didn't use their phone. we could tell if they were stopping or accelerating like crazy. >> reporter: can these devices make me as an adult a better driver? >> i absolutely think they have the potential to do that but it's not going to work f

runescape is available by the skill section of the alexa app.ri—corder that could scan a patient and come up with a diagnosis, it was in the realm of science fiction. but 50 years on, this dream is becoming a reality. and next week, we will find out the winner of a $10 million prize paying homage to star trek‘s medical device. the challenge? to design and build a tri—corder that will register 13 conditions and capture real—time vital signs. it could mean an end to unnecessary visits to the doctor. we figured out what the diagnostic process is, at least the way i'm doing it, and built the system with that in mind. so it's not like a single device, like the star trek series. it — you interact with it, on our prototype, with a tablet, and then you pull out little components. so we have a little device like this, where the user will be guided — they are guided to listen to their breath sounds. so this type of device in your home is really a like medical centre, right in your house. so in the middle of the night, if your child is ill, if you're not f

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remember it's time to download the new weather app at the app store or 6abc.com and follow the link.ll replace the storm tracker 6 live app which is on this friday which no longer be working for you, this is an award winning app is from accuweather. it has a minute by minute precipitation forecast which you can fine tune for your neighborhood. go to the app store and get that done. >> you'll enjoy using that this week. thanks david. >>> without any hesitation a man in canada jumped into an icy pond to save his dog. a tv crew was in the area doing a story about the dangers of thin ice. you can see as the dog falls in, the man swims over to save cosmo who is struggling to keep his head above freezing water. the two managed to reach shore and climb out of the icy pond to safety. >> sixers face the pacers for their final home game tonight. they close out the season against the knicks on wednesday. the phillies beat washington yesterday, they open a series at home against the mets today. go phillies! >> 623 -- 6:23 a.m., baby on board, see the special deliver during a flight. >> katherine

but now there's a smartphone app that could save lives. here's kris van cleave. >> would you say you're a good driver? >> as g could be, i guess. >> reporter: sarah gregory's been driving for about a year. her parents asked her to download an app that tracks and scores her performance every time she's behind the wheel. it's almost like having mom or dad in the car to remind you. >> knowing it's in the background, it helps me drive a lot better. if i'm speeding, i'll look down, and i'll be like, my app will take off for that. >> reporter: sarah's parents cliff and julie also use the ever drive app. >> we can tell when they use their phone or didn't use their phone. we can detell if they were exceeding the speed limit. >> reporter: can these devices make me as an adult a better driver. >> they have the poe tones tento that. >> reporter: she runs the national safety council. >> what we have to do is get to a point comfortable getting that feedback and modifying their driving behavior. >> reporter: the technology is a growing business from app

. >>> parking app hold. a convenience for drivers in philadelphia is now gone. >>> his side of the story. we're hearing from the passenger who was dragged off a united flight as the airline changes its stance on what happened. >>> guidelines reversed. medical experts issue new advice for men about prostate cancer screenings. we'll explain the revised recommendations. >>> good morning. beautiful day outside -- >> it is. >> this is "nbc10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. warm, too, 57 degrees. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate first alert neighborhood forecast. >>> it is dry. i am tracking showers. they've already moved into the pocono mountains in center p.a., but they're not looking impressive. a chance of showers in some neighborhoods later this morning and early this afternoon. but philadelphia, ben salem, chester, springfield, gloucester, looking good to start. temperatures, we can't beat this. we would normally be in the low 1994 this time of year --

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if you look at the app store, the item is not even available. the idea was that you could add and pay for parking time through your phone. now you can no longer do that. the meter up launched two years ago. at one point bringing in $15,000 a day from parking meters. the parking authority does not accept that app. what does that mean for you now? you will have to physically go back to the kiosk to manually load cash like the old days. some drivers are annoyed. >> if we're out in a restaurant and eating, it's very easy to use -- very easy to update. so it's resourceful. it's unfortunate that it's not available. >> reporter: despite the fact that the signs are up at the kiosks, you can not use the meter up app. the company that designed it did not return our calls or messages. the parking authority told us they hope a new app will be ready and working by the summer. we'll keep you posted. matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> philadelphia's top prosecutor could get his day in court sooner than expected. a federal judge wants d.a. seth williams' bribery and

the company that powered the app since 2015 has had trouble paying contractors. now ppa has suspended the app it is back to the old fashion kiosk for philadelphia drivers >> i use it all the time. i'm always in the city. we have a lot of people that don't have change on them or they don't want to use their credit card. so they, it is, going to be pretty inconvenienty can see that. parking authority will start building process for a new app provide they are week and it hopes to have another app running by this summer. >>> drivers in the center city will be happy to hear that the sinkhole should be completely repaired by this afternoon. philadelphia streets department began filling in the hole yesterday, and it opened up at 17th near walnut, monday night due to a break in the waterline that connect toss a nearby apartment building. the hell has been creating traffic jams since monday. >>> officials go after dead beat parents in new jersey, arresting nearly 400 people for not paying child support. investigators swept gloucester , burlington and camden count toys get

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