tank", but for apps.ike, "eh, i'll do it." and then, "i guess i'll make like $30 million." >> steve: yeah, why not? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i guess so. yeah, why not? yeah. but she's smart. and she's -- i'm going to pitch her some ideas tonight. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah. that are really -- >> steve: a-plus, top shelf? >> jimmy: oh, dude, this is like -- you remember sliced bread? [ laughter ] >> steve: yeah. wait -- >> jimmy: yeah, whatever, i'll explain it to you later. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: also, plus from "project runway", tim gunn is stopping by! >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: tim gunn! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: gonna coif it up. >> jimmy: sharp dressed man, yeah. also here tonight, he's the founder of a really cool meditation app called headspace. any of you g-- you guys meditate out there? any of you guys thought about meditating, but never did it or couldn't get into it? [ scattered cheers ] yeah. tonight, this guy is here. andy puddicombe is here tonight. and he's the guy -- he

. >> i don't think i want my kids to use that app.usband and i are aware of those things. it makes a difference in our decisions on whether or not they have a phone. >> reporter: the sergeant said being aware of what your child downloads is crucial to protecting them. >> parents need to be involved. let us help you learn about these devices and educate you. reach out on our website or email us. that's what we are here for. >> reporter: if your child has this app, i will demonstrate how you can protect them. go into the app and click on the profile. you will see the settings icon. click on that. then scroll down to where it says privacy. make sure that the -- make sure that only friends can message and it is a private account. that means only people you approve can see your child's pictures and videos. >>> space x celebrating a successful launch of a falcon 9 rocket. it lifted off yesterday from vandenberg air force base successfully landing on a barge in the ocean. it carried an earth observation satellite into orbit for the governmen

so are those apps risky?ichael finney. 7 on your side is coming up. >>> it's 4:11 on a thursday afternoon. let us check the commute. a live look at the skyway in downtown san francisco. you do not want to be in that in either direction, oncoming, going to the east bay. lower deck of the bay bridge jammed up and the right side, no better for folks heading toward so... why is she smiling?her days driving all over town. because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale, fid anll u plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile about. the safeway anniversary sale! come in and explore! >>> an oakland couple is meeting with u.s. senator dianne feinstein in hopes of postponing a deportation to mexico which is set for next week. eric thomas spoke with a family that spent the last 20 years trying to live the american dream. >> emotionally i am devastated. >> reporter: maria mendoza sanchez came to the u.s. from mexico in the early in the earlh to speak english. she and her husband have

the first app is globe observer. eclipse, you send your reports to nasa. >> as the moon passes between the sun and earth. the lack of daylight could cause a temperature drop. here in washington, the clouds could change how they look. nasa wants you to report what you observe with a temperature and the sky in this app. >> now, the third way you can be a scientist during the solar eclipse is to download the eclipse megan movie mobile app. what scientist want to do here is get a video of the eclipse happening across the entire country. they want to practice before this happens. what you want to do is open up the app and in the top, click up here and then choose practice mode. the fourth way to be a scientist, before during and after the eclipse is to download the app and become part of the life project. play around with it. >> here is the thing, when the solar eclipse is happening, even though we aren't in the path, we're can see some plants close up and the birds could become quiet. >> so that app was my favorite on th

so they knew about my app., one in kentucky and one in tennessee, where they plan to play my app through the p.a. system, so that all of the basic announcements are taken care of for them and they don't have to worry about making the basic announcements about observation for the change in temperature or the change in lighting and counting down to the exact contact times. and also my app makes announcements for when it is safe to take your solar glasses off just after second contact. and a reminder to put them back on just before third contact. and that is very important. it just takes a little pressure off of the folks running those two observing sites to have that be automated. >> we only have about 30 seconds left. tell us about the solar bands, what are they? >> shadow bands happen just in the final 60 seconds before totality begins and the final 60 seconds right -- or right after totality ends. and you look on the ground. you look for these very faint low contrast shadows that get created it's very exciting

reporter: the app is called bb bloc blackboard. parents can download it in the or google play store. >> they have to select student info. reporter: the app is free, the parent portal, which verifies your student and offers more information on things like testing and grades. >> it's gonna give them, in thatime, an idea, not just the bus is going to be late but where is it? reporter: and that first line of from acation comes school bus driver, using a radio to get the message back to the transportation. anything from the bus to a backup. >> the app will definitely be able to inform the parents that, road is closede for this particular bus. late.s reporter: the new app gives parents the homework before their kids head back to school the bus.on't miss abc 7 news.lboro, >> when your kids head back to school, take their pictures, you know you do anyway, then send us your back-to-school photos. up on the air here on channel 7 and also at wjla.com. always great to see smiling kids heading off to school! >> and smiling parents. ha ha! >> ha

the app launched in june. now they are bringing it to od u for students and parents to use it, too. >> we know the college industry moves year in andier out, but businesses and the natural home users sitting at home and can't fit it in your car from the store. >> reporter: download the app from your phone. then say which vehicle type you need. set your destination. they help load your things. then drive to the destination and will help unload, too. once your trip is completed payment can be made by credit card on the app. parent natalie conway is helping move her son into a dorm. they rented a truck. i then told her about the app truck it and she is all for it. >> you can bring all of his material, all his things to the dorm and we can leisurely come down later in the evening or sometime tomorrow. >> reporter: to make it more convenient, an appointment can be made with the driver that best fits your time. >>> the creators of the truck it's app plan to expand beyond that area and go nationwide in the near futur

. >>> and a warning to parents about the apps your kids are using. what you need to know on "world news now". clearasil rapid action begins working fast for clearly visible results in as little as 12 hours. but will it stop this teen from being embarassed by her parents? nope. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne, not so much on other teen ings. z2gzpz zi0z y2gzpy yi0y >>> we have a parenting alert about kids and apps. many parents may not realize that some of those most popular apps could come with a feature that puts them in danger. >> it allows complete strangers to reach out to them directly. >> reporter: a father speaking out after his 7-year-old daughter told him she was getting disturbing messages while playing on his phone. >> we never thought in a million years that we would receive anything other than family fun. default settings. we weren't aware of any public or private settings. >> reporter: brad says madison was using the wildly popular app musically on his phone, creating

because many of us will use an app to call a car, or we'll use our app at the supermarket, hold our phone up to the cash register, and pay. there are things happening in the healthcare industry, we happen to be sitting in a state, texas, that has the most people without health insurance in the country. - right. - a lot of people can't get access to even doctors. well, telemedicine is becoming a way that people are suddenly transforming their own healthcare. so in some ways, that era, is here. - no, it's beginning. i would say healthcare take, is an example. yes, in the first and second wave, there have been some innovations in healthcare, but the way most people in most cities, when they go to the doctor, go to the hospital, do, is about the same as it was. - yeah. - and so there is still a lot of room for innovation, in terms of figuring out better ways to help people, when they're trying to stay well, better ways to manage chronic disease, things like diabetes. - yeah. - better ways to manage life threatening diseases. and the anderson, here in texas, says when people come for second op

services from its app store in the country b.p. ends allow users to get around china's so-called great firewall aimed at restricting its residents from accessing overseas sites in january. that are not approved by state regulators and do not use state network infrastructure apple complied caving to china's demands to shut down any apps that did not fit within the legal framework d.p.n. providers see the move as apple aiding china's heightened censorship efforts some going as far as to say apple cares more about profit than human rights china is apple's second largest market after the u.s. but its standing in the country is following a smartphone sales decline and other providers pick up speed something apple can afford to anger beijing still the critics biggest concern is that this caving to china will set a precedent while apple has stood up for privacy and against censorship in the past it will have less of a leg to stand on now that it's bent to beijing as well. the canadian government is being urged to freeze all arms exports t

make sure you download the korn 4 mobile app.an also stay updated on traffic alert like this and any other traffic hot spots or alerts. its heps you stay on top of condutions while tiy on the go. it availible for apple and andriod devices. a hot spot in san lorenzo sb 880 at lewelling blvd all lanes closed till 8 am, slow from 98th ave in oakland, take eb 580 instead bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (dave)a trough of low pressure moving across northern california monday will result in brief cooling early in the work week. a gradual warming trend is then forecast from tuesday through the end of the week as a ridge of high pressure over the eastern pacific builds over california. ( james ) an alarming number of sea lions are getting sick due to toxic algae blooms that have plagued california waters. sausalito's marine mammal center says it has already treated 68 sea lions suffering from "domoic aci

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asked every day, which dating app should i get on?competition amongst the different dating apps. to get the daters' attention and business. >> reporter: the online dating industry is worth big money, over $2 billion a year. but the grand majority of dating apps don't turn a profit, as they struggle to find a user base against behiemoth the like tinder which is used by one out of four online daters. >> these events are allowing certain apps to stand out. >> reporter: tonight shanshan is going to a trendy warehouse dinner party, hoisted by the league. >> i decided to join the league because a friend of mine told me about this app where everybody was very smart, career driven and vetted. so i downloaded it, and i was put on a wait list. i eventually got in. and it was exactly what i thought it would be. today's matches with jay, he seems fun. he has a puppy so i'll say yes. and it's a home run. that means he matched with me. >> reporter: while some app daters might think dating irls seems old school, she thinks it makes perfect sense, he

and now a new septa app is making it a safer experience. >> reporter: the septa watch app is now live opening a channel of communication between riders and septa police. >> getting real time information makes a critical difference for riders and police. >> and medical emergencies or concerns or suspicious activity on septa vehicles or property. key in a problem and specify the time it is and include a video or photo and it takes about 20 seconds and it's discrete from people don't want to get involved so they send a text out. >> they may ask questions or give instructions and be on the lookout alerts could be send to riders if a missing person or suspect is being sought. septa partnered to develop the app and cost $254,000 for three years and talked to transit agencies in other cities about what works and for members of the deaf and hard of hearing to communicate with dispatchers in emergency situations. >> the ability to call through a mobile phone is limited to video connections and many people know that in one of the tunnels you may not have a good connection for a video. >> some r

it launched a new transit watch mobile app. . that allows commuters to report safety issues in just a few seconds and it also includes two-way texting for police dispatchers. >> it's fairly easy to use. also allows the police department to put information out there that we want the public to know. i love that it's not just a one-way thing, it's a two-way thing. >> the septa transit watch app is a free download for apple and android devices. >>> a rolling weapon in the battle against breast cancer pulls right up to a philadelphia supermarket today. nbc 10 was in nice town where a mobile screening unit provided free mammograms after parking outside a shop right. they help ed make today's event possible. >>> it's only been august, but it's back to school time for local students. nbc 10 was in west philadelphia as global leadership academy rang in the new school year. it operates year round and that means a shorter summer vacation for students. >> today is the first day. we are a year-round calendar. we feel children need to be close

it's so important that you know what apps your kids have on their phone. abc news new york. >> so glad you're waking up with us on a saturday morning, 5:26 a.m., 68 degrees. looking at the ben franklin bridge, a whole lot of rain out there this morning. chris sowers says there's downpours in areas, heel let you know how long it will last and what the rest of the weekend will look like. >> the mile high city of denver left the office office feel pretty low. last night they lost the game by one run. they bailed out the starting pitcher who struggled to get deep in the ballgame again. this triple tied the game at 2. they took a 3-2 lead, as a single in the 8th inning gave the rockies the lead for good, 4-3 was the final. the phillies have lost 4 in a row. the series continues today. >>> eagles biggest acquisition of the off season continues to be more spectator than receiver at the training camp. alshawn jeffrey missed a practice again. the coach said they are being caution. >> i've seen a lot of from him, i'm comfortable where he is at with the offense, i wa

facebook name is nowhere to be found in that app. china has banned facebook for years because of the country's censorship laws. >>> with hundreds of thousands of people heading to outside lands, the fog is adding a chill. the music festival celebrating its tenth year and is one of the most popular musical events in california. the headliner playing tonight, metallica. the festival didn't come without controversy. a tribe called quest cancelled their appearance today. they had been forced to move their show because of travel issues. today at the last minute they cancelled entirely. and on social media a lot of people saying i came to see them -- >> there's a lot of talk. >> they came to see them and they didn't show. >> but metallica was there. >> they were there. >> and a 360 video. shot by? >> my son, jack. >> we need that for our weather video this fall. >> i can train him as well as i can. >> the weather was very nice. a great video there. drizzle and mist today. more of the same coming up. in fact it is still happening outside no

we constantly test new ways to insure our app remains a safe place.hort of a police station where he is can you meet. >> reporter: a public place, a safe place and a place that has surveillance cameras. mara schievacompo channel 6 "action news." >> welcome back this is storm tracker 6 live showing heavy rain to the south of philadelphia, chris sowers is tracking storms off and on today, the forecast is coming up. >> so glad you're waking up with us. the eagles have traded jordon matthews, the third round pick in next year's draft is off to buffalo. his playing time was set to decrease now that eagles added tory smith and alshawn jeffrey. >>> ronald darvy has come to the eagles. >> as we spent a lot time going over this, this is obviously a big trade for our football team. you look around the league it's a corner deficient league, it's hard to find those guys, it's one where you're feeling you're celebrating and doing a dance, you got a good pick. >> in a bit of irony, the bills fails the birds in the next preseason game. >> the phillies are not heatin

on let go every month and we test new ways to make sure the app is a safe place. can of a police station you leave? >> public place a lot of people and surveillance cameras. melanie: still ahead the weather started a bit damp but looks like we are in the clear for the rest of the day. get a final check of the there's the view. there's more to life than the climb. you've got to stop... ...and look around a little. remember who you are. let the child inside you out to play. come... shed life's layers in asheville. visit lonely planet's best destination for 2017. and let the magic find you. discovery inside and out. melanie: the wet weather is behind us? doug: for a while. chance but e next pleasant weather right now image washington own county 71 and skies clear there and that trend will develop cross the area through the afternoon with plenty of sunshine later this afternoon and we will hit 81. 83 and sunny and average is upper 80's so cooler than average and we will take it the weekend to stay cool with showers and storms through the weekend. amazingly comfortable

>(darya) the app is not only meant for illegal dumping.use it to report graffiti... pot holes... abandoned cars and streetlight outages. (mark) the j-c penney at richmond's hilltop mall has closed its doors for good. despite the closure, there is a plan for a major upgrade of the mall. the store has been in richmond since the 1970's. but an investment group recently bought the the shopping center with plans to remodel. the group has not yet said what will happen to the other stores in the mall or what new retailers might be brought in to fill the empty spaces. the investment group taking over the mall says they will start making improvements immediately in order to attract new stores. (mark) the millenium tower in san francisco may be leaning but it is perfectly safe in an earthquake. that is according to a new study by an expert panel. they found that the 58-story building can withstand an 8-point-0 magnitude earthquake. the building's developer has insisted that despite the leaning... the building is safe. the millenium tower opened in 2

hear about the apps police say he was using to lure children.r private moments recorded and used as blackmail. hear who police say was behind the extortion attempt. ( james ) your bay area forecast is next. . ( mark )( darya ) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (james)today and tomorrow will be the hottest days this week as inland highs are expected to reach the low 100s. we're starting the morning on a comfortably cool note for most. the exception would be communities higher in elevation as warm air aloft is keeping the higher hills in the 70s. by later this afternoon we'll see inland temperatures climb to the low 100s for the south and east bay. look for mid to upper 90s for the north bay wine country, with those numbers rising to the low 100s once you get up to lake berryessa. conditions at the coast will be milder with upper 60s to mid 70s by the ocean. there is a heat advisory in effect from now until 9:00 pm wednesday as high pressure reaches peak intensity over the

apple's serviced apartment, things like the app store and apple music, have revenues of $7.3 billiont quarter, making it the size of a fortune 100 company. a blip in these results and it's been a big blip for quite now for apple is the company performance in china were in this quarter the revenue drops. chief executive tim cook told investors he thinks apple is in cook told investors he thinks apple isina cook told investors he thinks apple is in a trough in the region and he expects better performance in china $0011. expects better performance in china soon. dave lee, bbc news, silicon valley. and a follow—up on a story about apple we were covering yesterday. chief executive tim cook has said he would rather not have removed some software from his firm's app store in china that allows users to access banned parts of the internet. speaking after the release of the firms results he said apple was required by the chinese government to remove the apps. the shares did really well after the day traded and the dowjones industrial average closing on a record high. it's the fifth day in a i’

read the app's policy for selling to advertisers. if you're not satisfied check to see if there's a way to opt out of the data collection policies. >> if you're not paying for the product then your kids arehe product. >> reporter: something parents may not want in this digital age. for "today," tammy liter. >>> this morning, we have the story behind a video. >> it all started as a scenic drive through the mountains, but and ended up testing one man's will to live. >> this is mick. i'm leaving this message hopefully nobody else has to see this. >> reporter: he recorded himself stranded in the desert in arizona. the temperatures were in the triple digits and all he had was this. a cooler with a bottle of water, two beers, a sandwich and chips. ohman said he couldn't realized his body was shutting down because of his heat so he taped a good-bye to his family. >> that was very emotional for me. you know, i was trying to keep my head about my the whole time. but when i heard myself starting to say that i choked up. it was tough. >> did yo

peanut is kind of like a dating app for new mums. and live close to each other. it was co—founded by former deputy chief executive of dating app badoo, michelle kennedy, and one of deliveroo's co—founders, greg orlowski. kennedy started the app after struggling to meet other mums she could relate to, while also working. herapp, peanut, is designed to provide a network for mothers. michelle is with us now. welcome to business live, based on your own experience, but are people not getting to know each other over things like whatsapp, facebook, all those existing networks? why was there a need for this? two main reasons. when i had my little boy, i have gone from working 1 million mph, working all of the time, all of a sudden i was at home with him and feeling very much like i wasn't sure where my life had gone in terms of social interaction. it is quite hard, particularly in those initial days, you are not really going to the baby classes, you are not leaving the house as much, and it was winter for leaving the house as much, and it wa

services from its app store in the country allow users to get around china's so-called great firewall aimed at restricting its residents from accessing overseas sites in january beijing banned all v.p.n. that are not approved by state regulators and do not use state network infrastructure apple complied. with the service holy rogers issued a flourish warning for central council county don't where it will find forty. one forty five pm doppler radar indicated thunderstorms producing heavy rain across the warn area up to two inches of rain have already fallen flash flooding is expected to begin shortly in the areas of heaviest rain some locations experience flooding include building to ellesmere new castle newport arden greenville stanton tell even wilmington manor bellefonte town and croft and edgewater turn around don't drown when encountering flooded roads most flood that's occur in vehicles. canada on the liberal government here to this government as the world knows it and it's for a number of reasons but the real push here is due to the fact that the some pictures and some video hav

and commuters can report crimes to police using a new smart phone app. katherine scott is live at septa headquarters are the details. >> reporter: rick, yes this is a new channel is of communication between septa police and the riders, they announced the free app within the hours many here at septa head quarters in center city. this is a tool that riders can use to report a problem or emergency. the idea of a septa transit watch app, a quick way to report concerns or medical emergency or septa vehicles or property to septa police. include a photo or video if you choose, a septa police dispatcher is monitoring reports and may ask questions or instructions. and sent out to riders when a missing person or suspect is being sought. they partnered with e-lert. it's $250,000 for three years and cell phones are am bic tuesday. using the app to report an emergency could take less than 20 seconds and the discrete. >> a lot of people don't want to necessarily pick up the phone and get involved but people quickly send a text out. people walk up and say i want to let

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settings, we were not aware of public or private settings. >> madison was using the wildly popular app musically. creating music videos to their favorite songs when someone posing as a child contracted her asking madison to send photos without a t-shirt on. a secret between us only. >> she came to us be let us know that there was someone asking her to remove clothing for pictures. and she knew it wasn't right. >> he posted it on facebook as a warning and file aid complaint with the local police department. >> there could be another young child or an adult. >> in f they believe it's a kid they will share >> one of many apps. and a mom in louisiana believes her 8-year-old son was contacted by a sem you'll predator using the app road blocks and reported the interaction to police. >> and now road blocks introduced this security te feature. >> online chat filtering and exclud a greater range of phrases and words and for parents t off the ct to use the private account setting and enable frieion foreverec ontacts. >> my messa to parents to pay dt go further, we would be having a different con

that if you look at the reviews of this app in the app store whether it is apple or android, people are complaining about racist comments, they are complaining about harassment and this is a serious problem. >> lisa, so we grab our kid phones what is the app look like? is it an envelope what is it. >> it looks like an envelope, it has a blue background and a lot of these anonymous messag ing apps look similar. it is important for children and teens to and stan when using this that these messages even though they are a none must people can still track you. way they do that they find your internet address ip address and that would happen if they start threatening messages that are specific, defamation, harassment these are all serious criminal activities it is free, right. >> free application. >> oh, geese. >> thanks, both. >> thank you thanks, mike. >> look for that blue background tiehl color with an envelope. >>> 7:37. we should do this now? markelle fultz has won, he put one on yesterday, that is the new jersey but the sixers i think have four of these is that right? four new jerseys,

to our award winning mobile app. and if you prefer face-to-face, we have that too.sk me, terry goggans, how our balance of technology and people can help you. >>> eagles are in a game mode. >> jet plane today. >> look at them. >> football. >> look at them. >> and we have some interesting news to report. fascinating report. might be. here's name, trumain brook a free agent cornerback months ago he was arrested for domestic abuse. today, charges were dropped due to a lack of evidence. the eagles now reportedly have been interested in signing him stay tuned. >>> the bird went through their final walk through before leaving for green bay for tomorrow's preseason opener, legendary melrose with this tweet, on the plane for green bay, even after 102 season, really, 102 this job is as much fun as ever. broadcasting for the nfl best fancies truly an honor. that would be fun, as for the players, they will be happy to tackle on someone other than teammates. >> we have been doing this for a while in camp. we get a chance to go up against our first opponent in green bay and i sp

sunset don't forget get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts app.id ( mark ) breaking news this morning... police investigating an overnight shooting in redwood city. (james) kron 4's lydia pantazes is live at the scene. lydia what do we know? redwood city police are investigating a shooting this morning. an 18-year-old man was shot in the mouth outside a home on hoover street. (james) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. (james) and we first sent you a push alert at five this morning alerting you going on. be sure to download the kron 4 mobile app to stay up to date on all the latest breaking news, weather and traffic. it's a free download for both andriod and apple devices. (mark) breaking news out of the south bay... two airport workers were taken to the hospital after being exposed to ca

(darya) and we first told you about the shooting through our mobile app. we sent a push alert at 4:10 this morning. make sure you download the kron-four news app to always get the latest breaking news. it's free for iphone and devices. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check the roads with robin. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. a fatal accident has hwy 4 closed at discovery bay blvd. use byron hwy instead. (james)after a cool start with upper 50s and low 60s around the bay, we're on track for more gradual warming today. mostly sunny skies this afternoon will bring a day of warm temperatures for the inland valleys. look for upper 80s and low 90s there. along the bay shoreline, temperatures will climb to the mid and upper 70s. coastal communities will enjoy mid 60s. temps will hold steady through ( darya ) we are following breaking news out of spain as police hunt for the man who drove a van through a crowd of people in barcelona.( mark ) now police ar

my kids were on a cooking app and were talking to each other. someone who was there for an anti-bullying campaign started messaging them. i saw the messages and they were inappropriate. this can happen in almost any app for children, correct? >> that's right. you know, a lot of these apps are changing their features and some of those features are including this peer-to-peer communication where as you said strangers can talk to your children unbeknownst to you. the best way, and we tell parents, is know the technology. and the best way to do that is to get on these apps with your kids, figure out how the features work and make sure it's right for your child. >> and it's a shocking thing when you see all of a sudden your child messaging someone and they don't even have a phone like who are you talking to. there are parental controls. talk about how those work. >> well, we definitely recommend for parents to use the parental controls and many of these platforms do have them. they don't want this exploitation to happen on their networks, you know, t

there is one app that exists today. you can watch espn linear channels on that app.e ability to access for another 10,000 live events through a subscription, which should be very user-friendly. eventually, you could predict that you will be able to watch linear channels in a similar fashion meaning subscribe, directly. we don't have plans to do that right now. we will watch the marketplace to see how it evolves. reporter: is this the beginning of the end for the bundle? bit think that's a little too strong. and i think it's the beginning of the end it all. , with aen the erosion new marketplace with new options. but it is still highly profitable. it is still a good consumer proposition. there has been encouragement on the bundled whether it is new over the top providers. being a coupleu of them. there's more competition to reach consumers with multichannel services. i don't think this is necessarily the beginning of the end, but it represents a continued shift in consumer behavior and the opportunity that technology provides. reporter: as you look at this landscape t

a new app is gaining popularity with teenagers.with a new warning from health experts. sig alert nb 880 before 238 accident blocking two lanes. pleasant hill sb 680 at monument accident cleared traffic still jammed from the benicia bridge ( darya ) there is a new app that is gaining popularity with teenagers. but health experts are warning against it because it could lead to cyber bullying. the app is called "sarahah" which means "honesty" in arabic. it lets users create a profile and it is used as an add-on to snapchat. the app lets you take contacts from your phone and send anonymous comments to each other. you can also search for users and send messages even if you them. but experts say because the app allows users to send messages anonymously...they believe this will lead to more cyber-bullying. doctors say its very easy to get hurtful messages without knowing who they are coming from on this app and for that they recommend that parents don't allow children to use it. ( mark )coming up -- why a prominent san francisco statue's