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the app is a hybrid platform of sales and social media. in one tab, you can browse through items and in another, you can watch influencers, modeling the look. you can of course comment or like, or simply buy the product with a tab of a button. they're getting more information about your preferences as opposed to just saying, hey, do you like this? sure, if you like that, sure you're commenting or liking or watching a video where somebody is using one of their items and that makes the product better with use. so called key opinion leaders, booster brands value, katie perry, little nasa x and rita, or just a few of the celebrities who have collaborated with she in the perhaps even more important is the army of micro influencer. she works with some are awarded for their tick tock, post with free clothing. others are in commission for the clicks on their post that turn into sales on she and website. 2 it's easy to get drawn in by these celebrities and influences and as uses we reveal exactly what we like. with the help of smart data analysis.

so if a, an app can't get you to go exercise. if it can't get you to learn a language, if it can't make you more productive at work, that company's going to go out of business that the whole point of these type of products. so gamification elements help motivate us, for instance, to learn. but this can become problematic when money enters the picture. the practice of using gamification to get users hoped on an app and then start charging the money is fairly common. in the free version of dual lingo, only a limited number of mistakes are allowed before you have to restart the lesson. extra attempts can be made in exchange for payment in the paid version. there's no limit to how many mistakes you can make. many fitness apps like strosver or adi, thus running only unlock group challenge trophies and the full version she and also uses game elements to keep us on the platform for longer users get points for logging in daily and reviewing products and points can be exchanged for discounts. now when there are products and services that

ah, so how do develop has gauge the success of the apps? well, it's all about the retention rate, the percentage of users who continue using the app within a given time. in other words, the amount of users staying glued to those screens. the goal of these developers, they want to spend as much time as possible on their app. the biggest, the engine for engagement in habit forming products is always a variable reward. so a variable role is studied by be a skinner, the thought of operant conditioning. and he found that when a reward is given on and a variable schedule of reinforcement, this increases the action the desired behavior. so in all sorts of things that we find engaging, you will find a variable ward at developers want to know as much about us as possible. many apps collect our data and create incredibly accurate user profiles. these are then turned into profit through targeted advertising. getting uses hooked is not only a strategy used by social media apps like instagram and tick. tock is also used by shopping apps like the chinese

these apps are meant to be addictive. the tricks develop is yours and how you can avoid getting hooked. that's our topic today on shift. ah. so how do develop is gauge the success of their apps? well, it's all about the retention rate, the percentage of users who continue using the app within a given time. in other words, the amount of users staying glued to those screens. the goal of these developers, they want us to spend as much time as possible on their app. the biggest, the engine for engagement and habit forming products is always a variable reward. so a variable role was studied by be a skinner, the thought of operant conditioning. and he found that when a reward is given on the variable schedule of reinforcement, this increases the action the desired behavior. so in all sorts of things that we find engaging, you will find a variable already. app developers want to know as much about us as possible. many apps collect our data and create incredibly accurate user profiles. these are then turned into profit through ta

these apps are meant to be addictive. the tricks develop is used and how you can avoid getting hooked. that's our topic today on ah, so how do develop is gauge the success of the apps? well, it's all about the retention rate, the percentage of users who continue using the app within a given time. in other words, the amount of users staying glued to those screens. the goal of these developers, they want to spend as much time as possible on their app. the biggest, the engine for engagement and habit forming products is always a variable reward. so a variable role a study by be a skinner, the father operant conditioning. and he found that when a reward is given on and a variable schedule of reinforcement, this increases the action the desired behavior. so in all sorts of things that we find engaging, you will find a variable warranty. app developers want to know as much about us as possible. many apps collect our data and create incredibly accurate user profiles. these are then turned into profit through targeted advertising

so for an app can't get you to go exercise. if it can't get you to learn a language, if it can't make you more productive at work that come, he's going to go out of business that the whole point of these type of products. so gamification elements help motivate us. for instance, to learn that this can become problematic when money enters the picture. the practice of using gamification to get users hooked on an app and then start charging the money is fairly common. in the free version of dual lingo, only a limited number of mistakes are allowed before you have to restart the lesson. extra attempts can be made in exchange for payment in the paid version. there's no limit to how many mistakes you can make. many fitness apps like strosver or adi, das running only on mar group challenges and trophies in the full versions she and also uses game elements to keep us on the platform for longer users get points for logging in daily and reviewing products and points can be exchanged for discounts. now, when there are products and services

from the apple app store or google play. and of course on social media, please do follow a set d w use. i'm jared read involving thanks to watch. ah. these places in europe are smashing all the records. stepped into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for modern globetrotters. discover some of you up to record breaking sites on google maps, youtube and now also in book form a vibrant habitat lou ended glistening place of longing. the mediterranean sea have almost far and to follow up to korean drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and the mediterranean meeting. people actually hearing their dreams of negatively journey this week on d. w with ever wake up at 3. i am. and the 1st thing you do is reach your phone a quick scroll through your latest messages, and then you check snapshot, your instagram, fade take talk. i used to be addicted to instagram so much though that i actually had to delete the app altogether. these apps are meant to be addictive, the tricks develop as you is and how you can avoid getting hooked

let's take a moment to talk about dating apps.few dozen psychopaths. these days, practically every single person in the world is on an app like tinder or bumble. but apparently, not everyone feels like those apps are serving their needs. >> we are back with some headlines. calling all conservatives. a new dating app called "the right stuff" just might give you a chance to meet your true match. >> it was funded by peter thiel but founded by former officials in the trump administration who had a hard time finding like-minded people on the existing dating apps that made them feel unwelcome. >> but yeah, some of my friends would try to use the apps. the minute it became known they were working for trump, the date immediately ended. that happened several times to my friends. >> really? >> yeah. girls would just get up and leave, abruptly try to end the date. [cheers and applause] >> trevor: [laughs] okay, to be fair, you can't assume these women left the date because of your politics. you can't assume that. i mean, let's be honest, tru

tech company, it's a single app that has many apps in it that means you never have to leave that app get your news, message, it's all in one app. again, you never leave the app it's super >> it's its own ecosystem? >> correct, it's own walled guard. we have operating systems but there's the question what if one app can do what that operating system is already doing, right have the methods have the payments, have the infrastructure that allows the apps to talk to each other, or what they call mini apps in a superapp >> steve, there are examples where this is rolled out >> yeah. >> most are in asia, china, korea and elsewhere. how have they done >> extremely well, the best champ is wechat, ana was sayingn do everything, you can text, hail a car, you can buy things both in physical retail stores or just shop online, like through amazon you probably have a separate app for all of those features. this has been tried in the u.s. to various degrees facebook is constantly stuffing features, taking them away, trying to how to build their own super-app even ftx has talked about it but western

you wrote an app or designed an app for facebook, is that right, and hen you left -- >> yeah.so you're using your own money to finance gas, and at 30,000 downloads an hour, you're going to make a ton of money, are you not? >> so far it's paying the server bills. [laughter] it's not a cheap app to run -- can. stuart: don't be modest. if you're going to make a fortune, a billion dollars, i want to hear it. [laughter] >> we're doing can okay right now. and what's mostly motivated us is kind of the feedback we've gotten from users. we receive messages every day about how the app has inproved their -- improved their self-esteem because of the messages they receive. we each get themes on a daily basis about teens who have resr.ed self-harm and suicide. that's really what motivates us, and that's why i wanted to bring this app back into the world five years later. stuart: well done. we love success, and i'm prepared to sagas is a success. 30,000 downloads an hour is a big success, in my personal opinion. in nikita bier, you better come back and see us again soon when you've made your

understanding the app we want to have effective app for the taxi drivers and industry. that isn't what the resolution is about. what specifically this resolution is about which i love to confirm is the third party dispatch function. it means that what we just talked about is i think we all can agree this seems like a good idea. it is functioning and that's what our taxi driver needs, but this is what i love to just walk us through, what is a third party dispatch and i think that is where some of the folks have concerns because that is actually where really what is known as transportation network companies can come in what we identify as a third party in this function within the app. >> okay. thank you. thank you for the question. for the third party trips under the pilot, i'm talking just under the pilot, it means a entity that doesn't have a permit with the mta-in the very real world in the specific example we are talking about, it is uber, but it could mean other third party entities. it could mean other tnc or heard international travel agents want to have some kind

app for everything.ld speed up the process by 3— five years. but twitter has had its fingers but before. elon musk has been an erratic negotiator. in a statement as it was there intention to push through the deal in an agreed price celebration. this could be a delay intact big. however, it would be reputational in damaging if elon musk does so again. twitter could be run by the eccentric billionaire and that means less moderation and perhaps more fake news and hate speech on the platform and if you believe elon musk�*s height, eventually an app that does a lot more than just tweets. let's get more on the story and speak to gerrit de vink, tech reporter at the washington post, in san francisco. what do you make of this change of heart? i what do you make of this change of heart? ~' ., what do you make of this change of heart? ~ ., ., , of heart? i think four months, exerts of heart? i think four months, exnerts have _ of heart? i think four months, experts t musk— of heart? i think four months, experts t

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in that case like we did with the mosys app activity today, we shared -- malicious app activity todayed information with government agencies and the public so they knew what to expect. emily: i spoke with francis earlier this week, the facebook whistleblower, she raised concerns about security in social media. she used an interesting metaphor, take a look at this. >> right now we cannot see behind the curtain of social media. we were able to push for safety features in cars from the department of reducing the fertility rate of -- fatality rate of automobile accidents. we cannot crash test social media. we do not know what to demand. emily: what you think of her thought there? do you think more regulation would help? >> i think the security area of my team focused on is an area we have worked very hard to be transparent about our work. we have reported on more than 150 coordinated inauthentic influence operations are the last several years that have originated from 50 div and countries operating in 30 different linkages -- different countries and operating different linkages -- linkage

you may have seen in the app store, they added a couple new ad slots.sn't like meta was previously able to advertise within the app store. advert -- apple is bringing advertising to maps. that doesn't impact meta either because apple is going to be the only provider of ads within the platform. apple is not really benefiting here, but meta certainly is losing, remember a couple years ago, they throughout a $10 billion estimate related to the impact. some say that is related to the reality labs, the vr unit and you have seen the losses are piling up. it is not exactly cut and dry, how much these companies are losing. clearly there is a significant financial impact. last night i was at a conference in laguna beach and the head of software who was instrumental in the development of privacy features was asked about this. he said they didn't consider the financial impact this would have on other complement needs -- other companies. the standpoint is from a user perspective. emily: you have skeptics who might think doesn't apple have this data? are they going

i took time to install the my shake app after today's big reminders. it's an easy down low. you can get up to 15 seconds of warning. the further you are from the epicenter, the more warning you will get to drop, cover, and hold on. >> what we have done, a good job of detecting earthquakes the moment they reach the surface. this earthquake started at about four, five miles depth. it took about a second for the first seismic waves to reach the service. we picked that up right away and moved that insulation along so providers like my shake or quick alert usa or even google can deliver alerts within seconds. >> the myshake app is funded by the office of emergency services. it was launched three years ago and has recently been expanded to washington and oregon as well. >>> the earthquake struck on the calaveras fault. is the lesser-known neighbor of heyward. it has a history. >> all of the fault in the bay area bring their own unique dangerous. these are sub- faults of the sanitary system. this is the largest one since 2007. last time there was a six magnitude was in 1984, almost

but for everyone else, you still need to download the app. in santa clara county, devin fehely, kpix5. >> and you can find more quake coverage on kpix.com in the top story. you will fine a link to sign up for quake alerts. you can also read outhe top ten must haves for your earthquake survival kit. >>> california attorney general rob bonta is stepping up efforts to help families with water and utility shut off. to californians reminding them of the resources they can use if they are behind on their utility water or electricity payments. >> access to water is a fundamental human right. it is fundamental to living a healthy and productive life. >> he says as of last january, around 1.6 million california households are late on their water bills. all because of plummeting credit scores and looming risks of eviction. >>> president biden rolls out new actions to help families facing tough times with money. >> the steps he is taking against banks to offer you a little more breathing room. >>> plus, a closer look at one of the race's nationally that

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but for everyone else you still need to download the app. kpix 5. >>> and if you take some time to install the my shake earthquake app, you'll find it is an easy download. you can get a warning up to 15 seconds before an earthquake hits. the farther you are from the epicenter the more warning you will get to drop, cover and hold on. >>> right now we have done a very good job of detecting earthquakes the moment they reach the surface. so this earthquake started at about 4 or 5 miles depth. it took a second for the first seismic waves to reach the surface. we picked that up right away and move that along and make information available so that providers like my shake or quake alert usa or even google can deliver alerts within seconds. >> the my shake app is funded by the state's office of emergency services. it was launched three weeks ago. it has been expanded to washington and oregon as well. >>> the superintendent of the san francisco school district is set to lay out a new plan of action to get the district back on track. it has been a chal

app by app basis telling mega companies like facebook, instagram and tiktok to stop recording your habits or ride sharing apps like uber and lyft to only access your location when you're requesting a vehicle. the thing that most people don't expect is, you know, when you're using an app that has nothing to do with location, it's possible it's collecting location data. even you know, when you're not common, says the industry is largely unregulated, a subject he spoke to congress about last year. most of these potential violations that we observed were due for third-party data transfers. he says the best way to stop it is for the companies to step up for the law to step in. that was alex caprariello reporting for us tonight. companies may seek information while doing background checks for new employees. >> you might be checking for credit. scores are accepting college applicants. >> next come for continues to honor hispanic heritage month with comedian cheech marin who is celebrating his chicago roots in the art that showcases that. and it's one of the most talked about issues on the upcomi

i don't think these apps help because you spent a lot of time on these dating apps getting rejected overit is part of that pathway to a relationship that i think people want to avoid. >> laura: with my conversations with twentysomethings, what young women say is the men are immature and infanta lysed. a lot of it relating to the pandemic and lockdowns and that affected these men more than women. do you see any of that? >> i wrote a whole column about the man child and i don't think it's exclusive to young men in this country. i think there are a lot of men out there who expect to be catered to in ways that are not healthy or conducive to a loving relationship. i think everybody needs to be accountable to everybody and we have to mature and behave like adults. >> laura: we have to roll but as my mother would say everyone just has to grow up. great to see you, thanks for joining us. nancy pelosi just admitted something we have known all along. the last bite explains. scout is protected by simparica trio, and he's in it to win it. simparica trio is the first and only chew with triple protec

and another way to stay informed is the abc 7 news app moments after the earthquake hit the app sent out an alert letting people know get important news updates. and directly to your mobile device by downloading the app and enabling notifications coming up fighting crime are the latest efforts to reduce violence in oakland actually working the police chief with an update on his 30-day plan to combat gun crimes request denied a judge today ruling against a request by the attorney for the man charged in the stockton. cereal killer case and then recognizing filipino american heroes how an empty field in san jose is being used to pay tribute to community leaders. hey, good afternoon. i'm meteorologist mike nico. here's a look from our sutro tower camera. you can see just a few passing high clouds and the likelihood of those high clouds bringing us rain. it's looking less and less for the weekend and into halloween. i'll have seven day forecast meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit

for everyone else you still need to download the app. in santa clara, devon feely, kpix 5. >>> thank you so much. you can find more coverage on kpix.com in the top story. you will also find information to help you pack that earthquake survival kit. >>> as we continue our coverage on the city's mayoral races, a look at how treva reid plans to solve the city's problems. >>> and we have your red and gold report next. >>> today, plenty of sunshine, a little bree i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. >>> welcome back. we continue to profile the front runners in the race to repla

what does he mean by the x app?> he talked about the idea of having an app that would compete with wechat in china. we have seen this from mark zuckerberg, evan spiegel, no one has pulled it off. i think that is a big ambition of a lot of folks. it's just that the internet may not work the same way here. we will have to see. emily: meantime, you have been doing some math, and i believe the calculation is if elon musk gets rid of all the bots and spam on twitter he might lose 13.5 million followers on his own? >> i think a lot of people will lose followers. it depends on what you think of as a bot. there are a lot of augmented accounts that people love, like ones that tell you when inert because happen. i don't think that is what elon musk is talking about. his account in particular is disproportionally affected by folks who want to do crypto scams, for instance, so i think that those celebrity accounts do tend to be more overrun by bots, and if you were to get rid of that kind of account on twitter, it would affect

app.t its core, it's a huge payment app. you can make payments among yourself -- liz: isn't that what elon wants to do. make a one stop shop and a sticky place to do your social, do your financial, you do just about everything, purchasing? >> yeah, you order a car, you order food, literally you're in this app all day long and for those people who pre-covid traveled to china, you could see everyone's on it. it's very difficult if you are an outsider to make a payment in china because china never went to credit cards. so if you use a credit card in china, there's very few places that will accept them. so it's ridiculous and it makes a ton of sense but having said that, china is a different place than the united states. china has sensorship, and everything on wechat is tightly controlled by moderators and census from the government. so it's very different than having twitter, which is an open platform, you know, free speech and always a discussion about the line between moderation and free sp

this x app. what happen next. this x app. what do ou happen next. this x app. next. this x app. what do you think will _ happen next. this x app. what do you think will happen - happen next. this x app. wiat do you think will happen next? the easy thing was buying twitter, the hard part is to fix it. monetising it will be the difficulty. $41; fix it. monetising it will be the difficulty. $44 billion including debt. they will montage through subscriber groups, ultimately, really tried to take this into more of a content e—commerce but that is going to be an uphill battle. twitter, tesla, spacex, juggfing battle. twitter, tesla, spacex, juggling all these will be a concern for elon musk. in terms ofthe concern for elon musk. in terms of the likes _ concern for elon musk. in terms of the likes of _ concern for elon musk. in terms of the likes of donald _ concern for elon musk. in terms of the likes of donald trump - of the likes of donald trump being allowed back and some of the plays being banned from twitter, there are concerns about what elon musk�*s strategy wi

if you will, of multiple kind of different apps within an app and that does more than just one thing that you can do. buying things and news, and, and shopping and everything else. but you know, in europe and in the us, some of the app social apps already are kind of partly that way. ready in terms of snapshot for example. i think the vehicle is talked about pushing more towards that direction and we seem better in the apps they often bloated in terms of how much functionality in people don't often use. and would we want to use twitter or any ap bio mass untrusted with a lot more lot of things or information to do more different transactions in that in a climate where privacy in data security, you know, at the top of people's minds. so that is what is the logistical challenges of putting it together? i think it's a tall order, but again, a guy that makes it possible possible. sorry. all right. i get we've got about a minute and a half left. i can see suzanne wants to weigh in on this. go ahead again, suzan you know, just to say, look, i agree we should not underestimate your mom for

how to access this alternative app store? good afternoon. well, in general, it is not very difficult, but it will require a number of manipulations, that is the rustor application itself, like many alternative stores, will have to be downloaded and installed on your smartphone manually, but then it will work like a regular app store, where you can find something that is not on the official site. projector store topped the rating of alternative domestic mobile app stores according to research company mediascope here. perhaps the most interesting thing is the very fact of the appearance of such a rating, that is, a mediascope that regularly publishes data on the popularity of certain other resources singled out app stores into a separate category, if by default, on each platform there is one official source of stop software device apple appstore google play market or microsoft store, for example, now in russia there is a whole competition in this field. well, more precisely , on the part of the field for iphones, there is still only fpstore. o

this can run the same games and apps. the questa pro, just like the name implies, is for people that are investing in this for the long term, as a business expense. if you think you might use this for virtual meetings, or developers that want to develop apps for the platform. with this great new technology in this headset. it is very expensive. you are not really seeing the apps that take advantage of it yet. >> virtual meetings will take zoom to a new level. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >>> let's get a check of the weather now . it looks beautiful. >> we have a couple things different this morning. we see high clouds, making the sky looked pretty. we do not have any of the marine layer this morning. we had quite a show yesterday. it kept temperatures relatively warm. you think of the marine layer as a blanket. it insulates temperatures a little more. without that, numbers are lower this morning. we have more places that of gotten into the mid 40s. we had low and mid 50s yesterday. we have high clouds th

now we are seeing it is not enough to have individual apps, but those apps need to be connected and allow entire enterprise to share truth while enabling those individual teams to be flexible and agile. it is the next frontier of airtable, combining what we already have done literally and these connected apps across the enterprise. emily: airtable benefited from some of those pandemic tailwinds, the shift to hybrid work. has that kept up? what sort of workplace trends are you seeing now? howie: there is this huge need to rethink how work is being done, especially in today's economy, it is not about just throwing more people at every problem. you can just double your headcount to get more output. -- can't just double your headcount to get more output. it is only showing up in how we see our customers adopt airtable , it is really about enabling more agility and more output. we talked about this customer case study during our event earlier today, of equinox accelerating content production efforts by 400% with the same team. they were all working from home, nonetheless using airtable as conn

turning the social media company into a super app.his is what the chinese company we chat has pioneered. it is popular in china, everything from dating apps, paying your bills, ordering food and getting taxis. it is not succeeded in europe and the u.s. and there are three obstacles. you need to have a payment layer, something that connects all of the apps together and makes it easy to pay in one click action. you need to have a lot of developers. twitter has 200 million users by there are 1.8 billion active users of apple devices and 3 billion active users of android devices. if you are looking to build a product it is clear which of those three services you are likely to prioritize. there is the regulatory considerations. if you are a company that leverages its strength in one service to build strength in a different one, that is not something regulars -- regulators look too kindly on. if you are not big enough for developers to have the skill to build apps to service your product or if you do have the scale, you will attract the reg

you can stream it on the app or on website.ouncil in antioch 's meeting after the mayor since he was punched in the chest earlier in the day. j.r. stone was at the meeting to get to the bottom of the controversy. >> stop. since the last summer tell you. j.r.: -- this is the last time i tell you. j.r.: numerous thrown out of the meeting as tensions continue to raise. >> have her removed right now. get out. j.r.: these moments came hours after the city's mayor reported being attacked by someone at a public event early on tuesday. >> there were some type of altercation. it was very disappointing to experience. i was blown away at the behavior. j.r.: i councilmember describes what she witnessed saying, it was a physical attack on the mayor. >> he raised up his hand and shoved the mayor really hard. he shoved him under his neck. before he can react to me and the other lady, the gentleman raised his hand again and the mayor kind of grabbed his wrist. i was like, wow. he really just attack the mayor. j.r.: police say the incident is u

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hey, cash app. in san francisco. he says the might shake app gave him enough notice to start recording this video on his like a lebanese could see not not violently shaking there. but it just shows you the effects of what this pipe 0.1 magnitude earthquake, you know, cause for many people around the area, and it really does as we mentioned just a few moments ago. highlight perhaps the need to download the free, uh, shake alert app just so you can get a heads up. this is a minor reason why you can use it just to get just to start recording, but you can use it for more important issues. obviously, garcia in the time of need here, and we heard, uh, an expert say earlier about this hitting on the calvary's fault area. and uh, you know, and she she said that you know, in the next 30 years are expecting something pretty big. so again, that is a reminder about being prepared getting your preparations in place because you just never know when this is going to hit, but scientists have been analyzing this for quite a while. an

we think about apps across the enterprise, not just doing projects or tasks.: i think some people are still recovering from the shock of the big adobe figma deal, $20 billion. i'm dying to hear your thoughts on it given airtable is one of the few "hot" enterprise startups often mentioned in the same breath as sigma. what is your take on this deal? howie: i think figma is an incredible product, company, has a great team. they started around the same time as us. so weirdly we have been parallel. we both started around 2012. both spent years building a technically interesting product. before launching. these were not projects that were built overnight is a hack project, but deliberately taking on a large market opportunity. ultimately i think the trend that has benefited both of us is for the first time on the web when we both started, you could build these really rich desktop-grade experiences. you could not build that level of experience in the web, nor could you build air table in the web.. i think we are both at the right place right time to take on large mar

app. doctor angela looks from uc berkeley who has worked on one of the algorithms for the shake alert system. and she told me that the app performed exactly as it was programmed to yesterday. what we wanted to get people's attention. so there is that voice saying earthquake earthquake cover! hold on, right. we want people to see and to know. okay as soon as i get that alert, like, don't don't start going on twitter like this , just drop under the table, get covered and get safe. within seconds, the app was able to tell me the estimated magnitude of the quake which was nearly accurate and told me the epicenter was in santa clara county, and it later was able to pinpoint the area east of san jose to be even more specific. my shake app was developed locally at uc berkeley and funded through the california office of emergency services, and it's designed to notify users of earthquakes of magnitudes of 4.5 or greater seconds before a quake actually happens through you. using hundreds of sensors

stephanie: the warnings are sent through the app.allen says the technology has been in the works for over the past decade, but has only been on the market for a few years. >> they test for the early warning system. stephanie: the bay area has been a training ground for quake alert systems. earthquake consultant ross says the best results provided a 10 second warning. >> can we create a system that gives us more than 10 seconds? probably not. because for the shaking to be really strong, the earthquake needs to be really close. if it is really close, then seismic waves, it is going to arrive soon with respect to our ability to identify that wave. stephanie: stein says new research is underway to advance that. >> which we do not just use seismometers in the ground that are dedicated to earthquake early warning. but we can use everybody's cell phone as another source of warning. stephanie: still, stein says the warning will always be in the ballpark of 10 seconds. a timeframe allen and his team are working towards. >> we live in earthqua

enter a new right-leaning dating app.the app giving new meaning to swiping rights. >> reporter: christina barrett says she checks her dating apps every day. >> i have been on everything from bumble and hinge, to catholic mass and have not had luck with any of them pick >> reporter: one of the qualities she is looking for in a partner? political preference. >> i do have the fact that i am conservatives listed on all my profiles. it is very important to me. >> reporter: and, she is not alone. a 2019 pew research study found 71% of single democrats looking for a relationship said they would not consider seriously dating somebody who voted for trump in 2016. while 47% of republicans said that is a potential partner is a clinton voter, that would be a dealbreaker. that political divide left former trump administration officials to create a new dating app. >> we are sorry you have had to endure years of bad days and wasted time with people that see the world our way. the right way. >> reporter: it is called the right stuff, and

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you can stream it on the app or on website.ouncil in antioch 's meeting after the mayor since he was punched in the chest earlier in the day. j.r. stone was at the meeting to get to the bottom of the controversy. >> stop. since the last summer tell you. j.r.: -- this is the last time i tell you. j.r.: numerous thrown out of the meeting as tensions continue to raise. >> have her removed right now. get out. j.r.: these moments came hours after the city's mayor reported being attacked by someone at a public event early on tuesday. >> there were some type of altercation. it was very disappointing to experience. i was blown away at the behavior. j.r.: i councilmember describes what she witnessed saying, it was a physical attack on the mayor. >> he raised up his hand and shoved the mayor really hard. he shoved him under his neck. before he can react to me and the other lady, the gentleman raised his hand again and the mayor kind of grabbed his wrist. i was like, wow. he really just attack the mayor. j.r.: police say the incident is u

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