there's text messaging apps. you must have an app that inspired you.ant to do this as well. >> i think right now my favorite app is tan go because that's where we are. >> this is a chat app. that brings up -- there's tango and a number of them i was trying out with your emojis to send people these emojis. and they have millions of users. it's not some obscure -- did you know tango existed in sn are you coolinger than me? >> i didn't know millions of people and there was a click-through rate. >> i remember the first time i used tango and it was a long time ago when messaging apps got started and i liked it because it had messaging and i know i could message from the new apps to another country for free and i liked the video calling. they were some of the first to have that. then they took on a huge investment and they sort of expanded but i didn't realize myself they had 400 million users. then as you're starting a business like we started and looking at who the viable places are for you to place your technology and see, wow, tango has become something

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viewers sent them through our mobile app. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (mark) and i'm mark danon. james fletcher is here with your forecast as you head out the door... (james)it's cloudy this morning as we wake up to temperatures in the mid 60s. leftover moisture from this week's stormy weather will keep our chance of a stray shower alive until mid-morning. later this afternoon, we can expect partly cloudy skies and temperatures to climb to the mid 80s inland, low 80s by the bay, and mid 60s at the coast. today will be at least five degrees cooler than yesterday and temps will continue to fall tomorrow. in fact, thursday should be our coolest day of the week with inland highs dropping to the mid 70s. looking ahead to the weekend, a mild warm up is all we'll expect. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:50 am. sunset is at 7:20 pm. ( darya ) breaking news from overnight... one person is dead after a triple shooting in san francisco.( mark ) it happened last night near sunnydale avenue and hahn street. one person died and

with no battery apps installed.d to same with the installed and in—built battery. all we can actually sees the power save rs we can actually sees the power savers do seem to work, they make a small difference, but the doctor and eu battery saver, about two or three hours, by the looks of things. and then green if i actually makes a difference of about four hours. only is this one doing better than the others? we think it is because of the way the artworks. the first to offer an option to optimise our performance. we suspect what people do is lowering frequencies of apps contacting mobile data, making them run contacting mobile data, making them ru n western contacting mobile data, making them run western background. whereas the other offers a hibernation. the most interesting feature is the one comes on the phone from the battery. this is all conducted on wi—fi. what needs to happen now is a bigger test, of hours at a time and using apps that streamed videos, play games 01’ use apps that streamed videos, play games

you have to download the nbc 10 app and follow us for more updates.ou can see it will continue to work its way as a hurricane as far as close to georgia and become a tropical storm and then a tropical depression. duo ha we do have to focus ton weather here. current temperature 69 degrees. we are seeing a few weather clouds. some times you to keep it in perspective here. 68 in atlantic city. current temperature 72 degrees. satellite and radar shows an area of high pressure. fall is 22 days away. at least we have a nice fall-like day. it looks really great. we'll top out in the low to mid-70s for everybody across our region. by tonight we'll see mostly clear to clear skies. get ready for lots of sunshine on saturday and sunday. my pick is sunday just because we'll have a little bit more sunshine. overall nothing to complain about for this upcoming weekend. high risk for today. we'll be tracking that and monitoring that very closely. your ten day forecast, we have temperatures pretty much in the 70s. it will be the story for the next several days. a lot

all you have to do is download the free kron 4 mobile app.ark ) another warning for people traveling on bart this morning. cars are burglarized at three different stations. cars were broken into at the del norte station and the coliseum station. in one instance a window was smashed. in the other case... art supplies were stolen from the trunk of the car. and at the hayward station... a catalytic converter stolen. none of the thieves have been caught. ( mark ) and bart police are also looking for the man who assaulted a vendor. this happened at the balboa park station. a man asked the vendor for change and when he opened the cash register the man hit the vendor and tried to grab the cash in the register. he was not able to grab any of the money. the vendor suffered only minor injures. this is the second time in two days that a bart employee has been attacked. the last happened on tuesday at the rockridge station when an attacker hit a station agent and stole her work bag. neither attacker has been caught. ( darya ) a san francisco man is rescu

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it's called the "citizen" app... and it just launched in san francisco. nielsen is liv . >>> new at five a smart phone app changing about how you hear about crime. kpix five is live in san francisco to explain how this works. katie? >> den, the app is designed to alert users to crimes happening nearby in real time. this is what it looks like. so the red dots, those indicate crimes that are reported, and they come with a brief description like this one saying there's a person attacking someone at a burger king with a knife. >> 207 in progress. 4-year-old taken by an unknown person. >> citizen employees listen to police scanners and when something happens, push out an alert through the app with the details. >> so when you see sirens or you hear helicopter overhead and you don't know what's going on that's where this comes in. >> users in the area are then encouraged to post information to that crime alert like uploading pictures or videos. >> we're actually following the story all the way through so you're getting the initial crime and you're getting hefr s

one way to do it is to download the best apps for your child to stay current. and vai, we consulted teachers, specialists, parents and came up with a list for the top educational apps for your mobile device. you may want to pass this along to your kids for your grandkids. kids and preschool and elementary school with try bugs and bubbles, vocabulary spelling city, and little writer, a tracing app for kids. coming up in our next half hour, we'll have another list of the best apps sistfor students in a grades. >>> find out what the roads are like if you're headed to school or work. >> pamela osborne keeping an eye on everything. >> this morning, it is going to be the issue with the trash compactor. there's a recycling facility and there is a fire that's taking place there. >> i think we're having some problems there with pamela's mike. we'll get back to pam in just a moment. >>> all right, in the meantime, meteorologist erika martin keeping a very close watch of hurricane irma, now downgraded. and also she's watching our weather as we get ready for the weekend. e

instead of apps will be using messaging services. this will be a game changing development for the internet. max cut greece in twenty fifteen he and two friends founded spectrum the berlin startup uses bots to deliver news content via messaging platforms on behalf of publishing partner. clients such as business insider pay a monthly rate for the new xbox service readers can communicate with the bot of any time via facebook messenger it delivers the content they want when they want it. then use a number of users get push notifications about content whenever they want for example if there's news about their favorite football team or a player switches clubs they're not. it means they're getting news before everyone else before their colleagues are talking about it over lunch facebook wasted no time officially partnering with spectrum investors have plowed millions into the young startup jackpots delivering personalized content over messaging platforms are just the beginning much culture next vision is what he calls conversational journa

if we just call it disney flix app.d at the end of every film put in guardians into your phone and we'll unlock for you an extra 10 minutes of stingers or an episode of micro episode which is spiderman homecoming and the next avengers, you see three out of four of five people leaving a movie theater take out the phone and want to see that exceptional content. there's a reason why netflix is buying from disney disney needs to sell direct. he did the right thing >> so barton, so is this a scale play then that's going to get these companies out of it using everything they've got, the parks, distribution, the content itself, things perhaps that netflix doesn't have >> i think that what jason just outlined i'd love to see disney doing. that they're not doing that. now what they announced is a subscription offer that is interesting but not whole on i think they have a billion dollars worth of content that they're kind of put into the disney app they're doing some, you know, ancillary sports content on to an espn app. that is

in teens treated for concussions who didn't use the app only half reported symptoms.he otherhalf said symptoms got worse and no improvement. but in teenswho did use the app all of them reported improvements in both symptoms and optimism. >> just that flipping of this is -- this is an obstacle, and it's your journey to overcome, seemed to be enough. >> it was more rachel who said she felt less isolated and more motivated. >> having you a the screens taken away was too much. butwhen you added something so beneficial it helped a lot. >> the app allows family and friends to join the game and follow teens as they recover. the study focussed on teenagers whose symptoms had not improved on their own 3 weeks after their injury. >>> a bunch of kids in upstate new york are doing their part for the family affected by hurricane harvey. they've beenmake lemonade and sell it $0.25 a cu . >>> hey if you're going out of town this weekend you might as well help people devastated by hurricane harvey. dozens ofd.c. restaurants have signed onto dine out for houston. they'll donate a port

the local shop owners blaming traffic apps for drop-in business. but they're fighting back. >>> a terrifying moment on a bay area freeway for a driver and two dogs. plus -- >> how can we make a change. >> the girls hacking into the tech industry to make a brighter future for everyone. >>> we have a brighter future in the forecast. i'm >>> new at 11:00, firefighters had to bust out windows and cut open a roof to stop a fire in san francisco tonight. the kitchen fire damaged a residential building on bay street. one person had minor burns. six people, including two children, have been forced out of their homes for the night. >>> after a tough summer, los gatos businesses hope a food and wine event will entice people back to downtown. the traffic apps are keeping customers away. katie marzullo with the story. katie? >> reporter: larry, the traffic out there, real blessing and a curse, aren't they? but tomorrow, instead of bumper-to-bumper traffic here on north santa cruz avenue, the road will be closed for eat, drink los gatos. >> at times it's been a

mobile app makes donating easier, sfo signed on this summer.ors put excess in refrigerators in rooms and app sends the data to the charities that pick them up. >> donated to local charities. off to good start. >> so much need in the bay area. in san francisco 1 in 4 people are food insecure. >> experts say so much food is currently wasted, reduce by 30%, feed every hungry person in the bay area. kristen sze, abc7 news. >>> 15 years since the death of laci peterson, convicted husband filed what may be final appeal. >> the team digs through evidence to see what landed scott peterson on death row. >>> and update from uc berkeley. >> proof from spacex that success doesn't always come on the first >>> all right. here's another live look at uc berkeley from sky7, where conservative commentator ben shapiro is scheduled to speak in about a half hour. these protesters shouting at those attending the speech. two people have been arrested for bringing banned items into sproul plaza. >> nearby businesses boarded up properties and hundreds of police can be

64-bit apps most app developers have known this was coming for years so they have updated their appsh the new software. the most popular and widely used apps will be compatiblebut over a 180,000 apps right now will not work on ios-11"before you upgrade in settings under "general" you can check to see which apps you use that won't transfer over once you run the update. i had a couple games and news apps that did not make it through but i was willing to let these go with the new features the upgrade offers.ios 11 finally brings a customizable control center to i-devices. the control center is when you swipe up and get those shortcuts to the common things you do on your iphone or ipad. now you choose what shortcuts are featured there. with ios 11 you are given another reason to never carry cash people can send eachother money on the spot in real time thorugh text messages using apple pay. as long as both users are signed up with apple pay this offers a quick way to pass along some cash to your friend or family member without any fees. stand up - sound reporter gabe slate my favorite thi

lawsuit for secretly collecting personal data from kids who are using one of their numerous gaming apps the lawsuit alleges disney shared that illegally with advertisers well they never once sought out the approval of parents george and now to talk about this is legal journalist trial lawyer magazine journalist in very good legal writer molly barrows molly what exactly does the lawsuit allege that does these doing this time i say this time because they've been in the news quite quite often when yes you're exactly right now actually not too long ago they were in trouble for something similar what they're doing now this lawsuit a federal class action lawsuit filed in california alleges that disney and the software companies that work with them on these gaming apps were illegally spying on these kids learning their habits gathering information and in turning around and selling it to third party advertisers and marketers who are trying to target these kids elsewhere on line or perhaps even their parents because you know a lot of times they're on their parents' digital devices is this kind o

. >> an app, is it real? we'll verify. the >>> we begin with more breaking news on hurricane irma. 6,000 americans are stuck on the island of st. maarten after it was ravaged by the storm. here are the latest headlines. 13 people have been killed by the storm. evacuations have been coming in all night for counties in florida and in georgia and 7,000 florida national guardsmen have been activated as they await the hurricane's landfall this weekend. if irma is going to cause rain for us here at home, it all depends on when and how the storm turns. topper, you're watching all of the twists. what are you thinking right now? >> i'm thinking it's going to turn a little later than the models think. i'll tell you what that means. first here's the satellite picture. there's the eye, a massive eye. we had a pressure drop between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. and it is now essentially just past the grand turk island. it will just really crush the bahamas, the southern bahamas particularly as it moves to the west, northwest. all right, so look gu

who is downloading your app? 0ur pace. who is downloading your app?bably america, and then the uk. it's its students, is it young people? do you have the knowledge as to who is downloading? it is mainly a younger audience, because of the technology, really. but we have companies and universities who use it as well to train employees, in learning and development initiatives. the point is the people in the audience, for many people, if you are making any public speech, whether it is a best man speech at a wedding, ora whether it is a best man speech at a wedding, or a conference for work, it is the idea of being in front of so it is the idea of being in front of so many people. does it really work when you know they are not real? the fear is they are all real and want to hear what you are talking about. can you recreate that with something like this? yeah, if you have tried virtual reality, you know it seems realistic. there is something about it that tricks your brain into thinking you are actually there. we have had feedback from people to say they ha

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we think that is because it is the way the apps work.e suspected they are laurentides frequency at which applications reached dater, whereas greenify seems to put you into a different kind of mohd. it is a limited test of ten minutes, and conducted on wi—fi. what needs to happen now is a bigger test of hours at a time, using apps that play videos, games, or send either. you can do many of the features yourself if you organise it. but there are other things that you should do if you wa nt things that you should do if you want your battery to have a long life. if you plug your phone and when you go to bed, and it is charged after a couple of hours, that time at 100% charge, overnight, will significantly accelerate the degradation of the battery. even better for your battery's life is to keep your phone charge between 20 and 80% at all times. so remember, thatis and 80% at all times. so remember, that is 20%-80%. and 80% at all times. so remember, that is 20%—80%. thank you. but wouldn't it be nice to get to that 80% much faster? cue a very

mobile app makes donating easier, sfo signed on this summer.vendors put excess in refrigerators in rooms and app sends the data to the charities that pick them up. >> donated to local charities. off to good start. >> so much need in the bay area. in san francisco 1 in 4 people are food insecure. >> experts say so much food is currently wasted, reduce by 30%, feed every hungry person in the bay area. kristen sze, abc7 news. >>> 15 years since the death of laci peterson, convicted husband filed what may be final appeal. >> the team digs through evidence to see what landed scott peterson on death row. >>> and update from uc berkeley. >> proof from spacex that success doesn't always come on the first t >>> all here's another live look at uc berkeley from sky7, where conservative commentator ben shapiro is scheduled to speak in about a half hour. these protesters shouting at those attending the speech. two people have been arrested for bringing banned items into sproul plaza. >> nearby businesses boarded up properties and hundreds of police can be s

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and mobile phones are driven largely through app as opposed to browser. the apps are designed. you go to yelp. you go to urban spoon or any of these different apps and they have places they will let you go and places they won't. and the customers love it. but it violates the idea customers should be able to go wherever they want. >> if you are using net neutrality at home mark jamisson it is coming you your wire that is connected to your house. >> depending on where you are it is probably not going through the public internet. it is using internet technology. but net neutrality is connecting to what is called the head in of your cable company or your taco using a different technology. it is a direct connection they prioritized to themselves. >> host: with the slicing, is there discrimnitory basis to that rather than how it is currently is structured? >> gues >> guest: you might call it that but it is different. take for example, if we were talking over the internet. first sending e-mails. the demands of those two types of services are very different. our computers don't care. w

you will be able to fit in more apps fromrsations and the app store.ulus about what is going on with toshiba and their -- talk to us about what is going on with toshiba and their chip. >> for iphones and ipads, they are working on getting more storage. it is an absolutely critical component for the iphone just as the screen or cell reception. so, they want to get as many of those, and toshiba does great work on their chips. emily: what about apple performance and supply chain issues? >> it, but he means very little when it comes to performance. it will give them more leverage however. emily: do we know when we could see more about this new phone? >> in september is what we have heard will be the plan to announce more details. emily: that was mark gurman. pushed tim helped cook's compensation to new high. to total compensation surged $150 million last year compared to 72.9 million in 2016. >> when he came into the ceo role, apple said they were going to give him a massive chunk of stock which you would get over to implements over 10 years. a couple of y

and you have one of these ar apps. iphone.ou have been working on. tell us about it. you can basically achieve your fantasies of running into large flocks of pigeons. here, we scatter food on the floor, and make a complete mess. the pigeons are now appearing from the sky above us, and the aim of the game is basically to run at them as quickly as possible and scare them off. as such. so there is a flock right behind you, just there. oh, a pigeon there... we need to scare them. sigh making noise and flatter my arms around his get. but they are all over the office. the whole idea of ar has been around for years. what is different with this kit? apple have opened up for the first time to hundreds of thousands of developers, which the technology before would have taken which the technology before would have ta ken years to which the technology before would have taken years to create, and hundreds of people in eating. now small studios like me, for people, can certainly great gains in just a few months. —— four people. this opens up

the sharing economy comes to your car the app that lets you turn over your keys for a few days to collect the check. football season kicks off. big questions about players from pros to pee-wees a helmet may have the answer fashion forward. social media is changing the way it works "on the money" starts right now. >>> announcer: this is "on the money," your money, your life, your future. now, becky quick >> we begin with with back-to-school it doesn't mean sitting in the classroom with the teacher and the board. it includes opening a tablet or laptop anywhere. more technology in education, the cover story is log on and learn. school is back in session, but increasingly, more learning is occurring on a screen. 5.8 million college students are taking on-line courses 28% of all u.s. higher education students are enrolled in at least one course on the internet the cost of a college degree keeps climbing, it is bringing world class instruction to millions harvard, m.i.t. and others are opening mooc or massive open online courses one of the broadest and most accessible online learning sites is e

the local shop owners blaming traffic apps for drop-in business.>>> a terrifying moment on a bay area freeway for a driver and two dogs. plus -- >> how can we make a change. >> the girls hacking into the tech industry to make a brighter future for everyone. >>> we have a brighter future in the forecast. i'm >>> new at 11:00, firefighters had to bust out windows and cut open a roof to stop a fire in san francisco tonight. the kitchen fire damaged a residential building on bay street. one person had minor burns. six people, including two children, have been forced out of their homes for the night. >>> after a tough summer, los gatos businesses hope a food and wine event will entice people back to downtown. the traffic apps are keeping customers away. katie marzullo with the story. katie? >> reporter: larry, the traffic out there, real blessing and a curse, aren't they? but tomorrow, instead of bumper-to-bumper traffic here on north santa cruz avenue, the road will be closed for eat, drink los gatos. >> at times it's been absolutely unbelievable. back

. >> if buying a car fills you with dread, there's an app for "on the money" starts right now. >>> this is on the money, your money your life your future. now becky quick. >>> we begin with jobs of the future this labor day weekend. how will americans work in 5, 10 or 15 years? some of the jobs will be in fields you have never heard of and some here right now. kate rogers looks at blockchain, which some compare to the earl days of the internet it sounds confusing that is the cover story today. >> what is blockchain? in essence it's a record of transactions, a transparent and tamperproof digital ledger that can be updated in realtime think of a massive series of google docs all linked together. it allows government agencies or companies to set up a spread sheet to share information quickly freely and without fear it could be altered without users detected. >> it makes the data in our processes permanent and increases the level of confidence in that data. >> the technology was first developed as part of the digital currency bitcoin, but now its use is expanding to insurance, retail logist

apple store the the android app store they deleted the app and wanted to let people access this so the guy who runs that company is called send usia as his last name i don't know what his first name is because i haven't written it down here but just so you know when you hear me say this is the guy who runs gap gab so here they're fighting back it would be hard not to spot the irony if one of the most significant threats to big tex monopolistic power ends up being caused by hate groups gabs believes that apple and google shutting out his company from their app marketplace this prevents it from accessing seventy to seventy five percent of its potential u.s. market even if you agree with banning dab the power of a handful of companies to banish anyone from the internet should give you pause and it is one reason why the arguments of all tech advocates may find more and more friendly ears in silicon valley where many entrepreneurs increasingly worry that they can't compete some of mark zuckerberg may not see as sympathetic if you tell me that was going to happen a couple years ago i want to

for older kids, common sense media app is acknowledged.es the best movies, best games and websites for your child based on their age. there's also khan academy, abcya, that parents also recommend. coming up in our next hour, we'll tell you the best apps to download for younger kids. 4:17 on this friday. doesn't that feel good to say that? >> i say friyay. we're all happy that it's friday, no one more so than erika martin who's in for bill. >> hi, good morning. frii friyay, i'm excited about that. and i can vouch for khan academy. there was a lot of calculus i had to do and they helped me a lot. so vouching for that khan academy. hurricane irma currently a category 5. sustained wind speeds, 160 miles per hour. and it's moving west-northwest at 16 miles per hour. so at a decent rate. but what's really important, as far as hurricane irma is concerned, is that its path is not going to encounter anything that will possibly block it. so let's go ahead and zoom on in one moment. i'm going to step off-camera and go ahead and grab a clicker that ma

at we sent a our mobile app.rash through the deadly told you about and we first ( mark ) ( mark ) and we first told you about the deadly crash through our mobile app. we sent a push alert at 4:50 this morning. make sure you download the kron-four news app to always get the latest breaking news. it's free for iphone and android devices. ( mark )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast with james fletcher. major hot spot on wb 580 at eden canyon fatal accident blocking the three left lane. traffic now getting through but delays are major. take 680 or bart (james)it's cooler this morning as temperatures drop to the 50s and 60s. a deep marine (james)it's cooler this morning as temperatures drop to the 50s and 60s. a deep marine layer is pushing clouds and fog into all of our inland valleys, and bringing mist and drizzle to the coast. the system that brought us rain the last three days has finally left the area, leaving ( mark ) back here in the bay area... a gun used in a d

are still using i am not sure if they are ready for inter-app advertising -- in-app advcertising. >>s, though. >> they are facing pressure with declining advertising loads. as ae it is not being done reactive measure for market expectations, versus actually turning audit monetization at the right time. >> when it comes to twitter and snapchat, do they stand a chance? >> i think twitter does. as long as they deploy the right strategy. twitter is indispensable when it comes to real-time information. media outlets reference it. chat, we came up initially bullish. worst enemyir own because they are not capitalizing on their core strengths. facebook is showing a willingness to spend money on content. if they start to win that battle, it is a losing proposition for snap. >> when you are bidding for the rights to specific -- to a specific franchise, it is a zero-sum game. facebook and youtube and amazon all win if they are willing to pay? >> the question is, is the ecosystem big enough for the media guys to have the rights? yearer how the nfl last that most people still watch the nfl last-

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go to the nbc washington app. search baby ida and you'll find a link to the page. >>> we have new video coming into the newsroom. it is from the nursing home nightmare. this is a story you're familiar with, david, being in florida. >> right. >> a look inside of the facility where eight elderly people died days after hurricane irma. >>> this is a story that affects millions of people, theif fallout. it is the security breach that put your private information at risk. we'll tell you what's next for the company's top i.t. em >>> 6:11. president trump will give his first speech to the u.n. next week, and it comes as tensions remain high. kim jong-un, north korean leader, vows to complete his country's nuclear weapons program despite sanctions beginning to pack a punch to its economy. >> what we are seeing is they continue to be provocative. they continue to be reckless. at that point, you know, there's not a whole lot the security council is going to be able to do from here, when you've cut 90% of the trade and 30% of

download our accuweather app.ach day we'll gain four degrees, not only inland but around the bay and by the coast. by the middle of the week, we're almost close to 80 by the coast, almost close to 90 inland, mid-90s by wednesday. the sun sets so quickly that we do lose the heat, so it won't be stifling in the evenings, just comfortable. it will be nice. >> we'll call it a pleasant weekend. lisa, thank you. >>> for all the robots, apps, and virtual reality that were unveiled this week at techcrunch disrupt, the most disrupting thing may have been the puppies. >> reporter: a couple of bashings was all it took. on the last day of techcrunch disrupt, a small handful of puppies disrupted the whole conference. >> doggie! >> reporter: grown men and women squealing like kids. >> oh, hello, baby! hi! >> reporter: and snapchating like teenagers. >> i think it's a win. i think every tech conference should have puppies. >> reporter: if all that cuteness makes you say -- >> yadoggie. >> reporter: you just said the name of the

64-bit apps most app developers have known this was coming for years so they have updated their apps to work with the new software. the most popular and widely used apps will be compatiblebut over a 180,000 apps right now will not work on ios-11"before you upgrade in settings under "general" you can check to see which apps you use that won't transfer over once you run the update. i had a couple games and news apps that did not make it through but i was willing to let these go with the new features the upgrade offers.ios 11 finally brings a customizable control center to i-devices. the control center is when you swipe up and get those shortcuts to the common things you do on your iphone or ipad. now you choose what shortcuts are featured there. with ios 11 you are given another reason to never carry cash people can send eachother money on the spot in real time thorugh text messages using apple pay. as long as both users are signed up with apple pay this offers a quick way to pass along some cash to your friend or family member without any fees. stand up - sound reporter gabe slate my

accuweather app by abc7 news. radar and alerts. >>> coming up on abc7 news at 6:00, uc berkeley police officer defends taking money from wallet of unpermitted street vendor. what both are saying about the viral videotaped encounter. >>> big difference in lives of cancer patients. >>> and who won the lawsuit over the selfie by this monkey? all coming up at 6:00. >>> who doesn't love watching a good university marching team? >> iner mongolia university ran onto the field in what looked like uncore graphed moment. >> but came together to commemorate the anniversary. countdown the best part. >> video posted on the chinahina daily website. that's the coolest thing. never seen it. >> takes planning and >>> tonight, the stunning devastation from hurricane irma. the storm still hitting the u.s. right now. irma slamming into jacksonville. a flash flood emergency. parts of that city under water. the new storm surge tonight. water rescues underway. tornado watches as we come on. parts of charleston under water. and atlanta now getting hit. >>

well, this app is appropriately called the pact app, p-a-c-t.make commitments to fitness goals and they get cash reached. according to the ftc instead of getting their cash, many customers were getting unfairly billed. it works like this. customers agree to exercise a certain number of times a week. if they don't, they actually agree to be automatically charged between 5 and $50 per missed activity. if you meet your goals, customers are supposed to receive a share of the money collected. but the ftc says pact app charged tens of thousands of dollars to customers who met their goals. the ftc reached a settlement agreement with the app developers who have agreed to refund all of the their customers. now more than $940,000. pact has already begun the refund process. of course we tried to reach out to the company for a comment but we have not heard back from the pact app. back to you. >> a lot of money. >> i'm was bit by a snake inside the dos of thator this season do your holiday shopping on us. introducing the monumental gift shop at mgm national

good idea to download the accuweather app.come up a little bit quicker without that fog in the previous day warming, it will take us into kind of a warm-ish summer trend even though it's fall. >> might as well enjoy it. lisa, thanks. >>> for all the robots and virtual reality that were unveiled at techcrunch disrupt, the most unconventional things may have been the puppies. abc 7 reporter jonathan bloom has a story about man's best friend. >> reporter: a cou bashings wbarks was all it took. on the last day of techcrunch disrupt, a handful of puppies disrupted the whole conference. grown men and women squealing like kids. >> oh, hello, baby! hi! >> reporter: and snapchating like teenagers. >> i think it's a win. i think every tech conference should have puppies. >> i'm the top doggie, yadoggie. >> reporter: sol lipman sold his app startup to aol. a few years later he sold another startup to yahoo!.yahooo >> we decided to take that to a new level and we actually made dog food. >> reporter: yadoggie sells dog food by subscription

sol lipman sold his mobile app startup to aol.another startup to yahoo!. in tech when you develop your product by using it yourself, it's called eating your own dog food. >> we took that to the next level. we customize a feeding program for your dog. >> reporter: it's marketed with the vibe you would expect from go, cr. yadoggie. >> reporter: there is a piece of technology, a simple one, designed to keep this little guy little as he grows up. >> it's a dog food scoop. it sounds crazy. it's a bluetooth enabled dog food scoop. >> reporter: it ships you more food before you run out. it's the antidote for those puppy dog eyes. >> dogs are tricky, a lot of dogs will pretend they've never been fed in their life. >> reporter: the scoop notifies your whole family that the dogs already had dinner. >> dog obesity is a big problem. over 50% of the dogs in at it u.s. are obese. and a big reason is that overfeeding. >> reporter: subscription services are hot with investors. but lipman says he's not rushing to make another quick exit. he says h