i facetimed him, and he didn't answer. he was like, yo. and we started talking about it. he was like, enjoy this night. celebrate it. after this night, we have to get back to .hÑwork. we're trying to get rings over here. >> he's like our team mom in a way. >> i think somebody is facetiming me. no, just mom. this weekend,g7i drivers in thp series will be turning left and right as nascar makes a stop in wine country.]bwt it's the first of two road course races this season. this will mark the last time mo driveler hitl8 theqm1s÷ track. dale earnhardt jr. has never captured the checker apivhere. races. >> we had some rough days here. the funny thing is,tÑ there's n any bad memories that stick out, because we don't come in here with high expectations. so when we have a bad day, it's you into the tracks like daytona where you think you should win. and if you have a terrible day there, you beat yourself up forever trying to figure out what happened. k day, it just wasn't meant to be. >>> the a's in chicago toi take on the white

i facetimed him, and he didn't answer.he answered, and he was like, yo. and we started talking about it. he was like, enjoy this night. celebrate it. after this night, we have to get back to we're trying to get rings over here. >> he's like our team mom in a way. >> i think somebody is facetiming me. no, just mom. this weekend,g7 seees will turning left and right as nascar makes a stop in wine country.]bwt it's the first of two road course races this season. this will mark the last time mob driveler hitl8 theqm1s÷ track. dale earnhardt jr. has never captured the checker apivhere. races. >> we had some rough days here. the funny thing is, any bad memories that stick out, because we don't come in here with high expectations. so when we have a bad day, it's you into the tracks like daytona where you think you should win. and if you have a terrible day there, you beat yourself up forever trying to figure out what happened. k day, it just wasn't meant to be. >>> the a's in chicago toi take on the white sox. top one with a manx

. >> it's more facetime?yeah, we'll facetime and call. >> last week in cannes, nicole seemed to tear up when keith whispered in her ear. and these two just might be hollywood's most affectionate couple. >> do you get to enjoy these events on a date level? >> sure. >> yeah. >> yeah. oh, yeah. we just love being together so. >> can you believe that keith almost never asked nicole out on a date? >> have you met anyone who was completely out of your league? kevin, you haven't. >> they're just adorable. nicole is in sydney, australia, to visit with her mom. she's part of star-studded as the late late show broadcasts from corden's home country next week. there he is, as mary poppin. >> james corden, you always surprise us >>> the property brothers surprise is one of the crown jewels in the universe. they like renovating homes and changing lives. drew is also busy plankning a wedding. >> she's chinese and i'm scottish. fused the two together. >> fortune cookie and oh, my gosh. >> i have to work on -- >>> it took dre

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he even then facetimed with some fans that kept calling him from an airplane. >> hey, i got 1,000 facetimesr. i appreciate you calling. see you soon. bye. >> and good night, i tried calling jimmy's phone a few minutes ago to see if he wanted to facetime with us live here on "early start," but guess what -- the phone has been disconnected. >> that's why we don't do that, jimmy. >> an epic moment. >> good. nice to see you. >>> president trump's team on defense after a tweet about a cable news host draws near-universal condemnation. >> kind of like we're living in the twilight zone. they do this day after day after day, and then the president responds and defends himself. and everybody is appalled and blown away. >> more on the presidents' day shuttling between degrading twitter insults and diplomacy. ee and then being diagnosed myself. it's like a war we're trying to fight against these diseases. resilience is in my dna. i won't die like my mom. it's a big challenge, but the challenge in it of itself is really what keeps me going. i could really make a difference in these people's lives. that

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check out the ironic t-shirt she was wearing when we facetimed a couple days after her release. >> whatrnet. >> reporter: already there are challenges in their new life. rob is not a canadian citizen, so he has to leave the country periodically. still, the newlyweds vow to find a way to be together. but this notorious catfish is not out of the woods. colorado has a warrant for her arrest. if extradited and convicted she could face 24 years in prison in the u.s. do you think it'll happen? >> do you think i should go to jail? >> reporter: what do you think? >> i don't know what you think. >> reporter: no, i mean, what do you think? i'm not asking you what i think. >> i think i've done my time. >> reporter: but don't tell that to shelly's victim. fars dunn. when you heard that she was convicted, given 18 months in prison, is that enough? >> i don't think it's enough. i wish it was more, of course. >> this person does not seem to be remorseful to me. >> reporter: chris andersen declined to speak with us for this story but his attorney mark bryant says justice has yet to be served. >> why ca

. >> facetime, snapchat, instagram. twitter, tumbler, kik. >> reporter: this is brooke, a california teenager. she's 15 now and a self-professed recovering cell phone and social media addict. how long was she on her phone each day? >> when she got home from school, at like 3:00, until she went to bed at 9:00. >> it was more. >> reporter: it was more. brooke says she would be up until 4:00 in the morning and later. >> the second a text went off, the second someone snapchats me or facetimes me, i always answered and i always waited and waited and waited for someone to reply. it was like my heart. i couldn't put it down. >> reporter: teenagers have always had this fear of missing out, but it's just mushroomed. it's nuclear. >> reporter: and brooke's selfies reveal a troubling progression, imitating bad behavior she was exposed to online with her phone. >> the more she started to change and act out, the more we started to really -- >> clamp down. >> clamp down. then that created anger. >> reporter: brooke was always two cli

. >> michael told us on facetime his friend was one in a million. >> he was the guy that was always there for people. solid advice. would listen to you. wasn't real judgmental. >> a message on the instagram page said they'll be closed until tuesday. >>> now to the peninsula where neighbors are hoping to stop what's being called modern day slavery. >> we're here tonight not because it's a problem overseas but because it's a problem in our neighborhoods. >> congress women hosted event how to spot illegal trafficking and human brothels. san matteo police raided a home from the high school, tips from neighbors helped to make arrests and shut it down. >>> procesecutors he declared a mistrial against cosby. she's accused of drugging and molesting her in his home but he says was consentual. hers the first criminal case after more than 50 women accused-of drugging and >> we will retry it. soon as possible. >> can looking for an acquittal. like rolling stones say, you don't always get what you want, sometimes you get what you need. >> cosby remains free on $1 million in bail. >>> a drone took shot

. >> michael told us on facetime his friend was one in a million. >> he was the guy that was always there for people. solid advice. would listen to you. wasn't real judgmental. >> a message on the instagram page said they'll be closed until tuesday. >>> now to the peninsula where neighbors are hoping to stop what's being called modern day slavery. >> we're here tonight not because it's a problem overseas but because it's a problem in our neighborhoods. >> congress women hosted event how to spot illegal trafficking and human brothels. san matteo police raided a home from the high school, tips from neighbors helped to make arrests and shut it down. >>> procesecutors in pennsylvan he declared a mistrial against cosby. she's accused of drugging and molesting her in his home but he says was consentual. hers the first criminal case after more than 50 women accused-of drugging and >> we will retry it. soon as possible. >> can looking for an acquittal. like rolling stones say, you don't always get what you want, sometimes you get what you need. >> cosby remains free on $1 million in bail. >>> a d

it keeps track of who gets the most facetime with the president and when. you wrote a great piece detailing how cia director mime pompeo, secretary of state rex tillerson and james mattis spend the most time at the white house meeting with president trump. you write "senior aides say trump demands facetime with his appointees in part because he doesn't trust them. heions them as what he often refers to as the dip state, okay and then blames them for frequent unflattering news stories coming from his white house. oh, boy. it sounds like certain news program i watch. explain that, please. >> well, president trump really appreciates time with the principals and he actually is very proud of some of the members of his cabinet. he introduces them to people as his killers. he says you know, rex tillerson ran the biggest company in the world and now he runs my state department. he goes my wilbur. when you say his name on wall street, everyone knows him. he's proud he has high net worth individuals and generals with four stars working for him. he likes to have them

i was on facetime last night with vin, and i told him i was missesed i wasn't in any of those scenes.n the front seat. i could have handled her hair. anything. >> tyrese is here to promote the movie and take in the sights with his new wife. >> just taking it all in. we have been just enjoying the food. it has been about lobster and seafood, and it has been, like, a real cultural experience. >> the last time i talked to you, you were still in search, and you did want to find that woman. >> i'm definitely open. i'm ready. where she at? >> tyrese found her. the single dad met the social worker through friends, and they married on valentine's day. >> did you know right away? >> i did know. pretty can only go so far in my world. it has to be everything. you have to eck which off every box. >> she is pretty too. do you want more babies? >> absolutely. >> yes? >> absolutely. >> working on more babies? >> you know, we talk about it. >> you should have seen when he introduced me to her. big smile. >> he is so happy. >> good girl. the family getting bigger. >>> jason statham and his wife just h

he's been facetiming with them from afghanistan.upposed to be their last pacetime session. guess what? instead he walked into their classroom in upstate new york. the kids, quote, did a lot for me and my guys over there, so it was the least i could do. that's great. gillian: great story. officials in london are evacuating four public housing towers as concerns grow over the fire safety of those buildings, this after at least 79 people died in a fast-spreading fire at grenfell earlier this month. our own kitty logan is live in london with more. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, it's more misery for londoners living in these kind of buildings. late last night hundreds of people were advised to leave their homes after local authorities decided that these buildings were not safe. now, authorities say this was just a precaution, but residents were told they may not be able to return home for up to four weeks while fire safety standards are improved. residents form around 600 apartments were affected. they were seen leaving late la

. >> i'm going to facetime her saying a guy messaged you. >> he's going to call her on facetime and askr answer them correctly or else. >> who's that guy that keeps messaging you? i just checked your facebook and he messaged you again. >> i don't know. >> she doesn't know what he's talking about but she better figure it out fast. >> who is that? >> i don't know. >> so when she says she doesn't know, he decides to take it out on her makeup products. >> you sure? >> what are you doing? >> you're not going to tell me who it is? >> leave my makeup. >> that's expensive. >> what she doesn't know is that he's clearly replaced all of those products with these knockoff products. >> you like that? you like that? tell me who it is. >> jason, stop it. >> whatever, whatever. >> he better watch out. because she might come in the house and start swinging, doing something before he can even say kidding. >> did you really break all my makeup? >>. >> she is mad. >> why did you break it? >> check the closet first. >> so she checks the closet and turns around stone faced. she's like, i'm done. >> it's okay

james planned to facetime with his two sons tonight to discuss the incident. >> most unfortunate part is that i'm here right now and can't be home to see my boys right now, my little girl is too young to understand it right now but i can't sit in front of my boys right now and i won't be home until next week but i talked to my wife. she is the energizer bunny of the family and so she said everything is fine. so that helps me out a lot. >> reporter: james added that time heals all wounds and also explained that he hopes today can be used as a positive to combat racism moving forward. >> this incident that happened to me and my family today can keep the conversation going and can shed light on us trying to figure out a way, um, to keep progressing and not regressing, then i'm not, um, i'm not against it happening to us again. i means, as long as my family is safe. >> reporter: a lot of the media didn't get the money shot of a teammate running over to him as he came on to court for practice and giving him a consoling hug. they left him alone. they let him go through his practice routine.

he spent time in building c, reached facetime, everything he's heard about the new report seems accurate. different officers with different sets of rules day to day and helping inmates grow as people, those programs cancelled on a regular basis. >> treat it as a business instead of as a rehabilitation service that it's supposed to be. >> reporter: the report showed many corrections officers in delaware simply don't make enough money to make it worth staying. they're forced overtime and dehumanizes them. gang activity in vaughn, if the information doesn't get out to the officers who actually deal with the inmates. information is insufficient and outdated and vaughn needs more surveillance cameras. cameras with a two-way speak worry have wb helpful during the standoff. many of the exact same issues addressed in this report were brought up in this one, all the way back in 2005. >> that obviously is troublesome in that in a 12-year period it appears the same things exist. >> reporter: i tracked gown the governor who tells me he will make changes and needs legislature to figure how to pay for

attempted coup in turkey, president recep tayyip erdogan relied on digital technology-- his iphone facetime app-- to rally supporters against rebellious soldiers. >> it was really sort of amazing to watch this. it was just this little screen, but it confirmed to the country that he was alive. they realized very quickly that the internet and digital technology would be on their side to counter this coup. >> sreenivasan: you point out how crucial twitter and facebook were in getting people to come out to the street, but you also point out that there's a tremendous amount of power on these platforms now. and the way that the algorithms are designed could actually determine the success or failure of a movement? >> absolutely. for example, facebook uses an algorithm, a computer program, to choose how to rank what it shows you. so, if you don't see something from someone, maybe facebook isn't showing it to you. for a social movement, that's incredibly consequential. >> sreenivasan: it was consequential in the summer of 2014 as protests erupted on the streets of ferguson, missouri, following the f

facetime, video messaging and cameras bringing people from all over closer together while sometimes distracting us from those a few feet away. and on its tenth birthday, here's a look at the original phone that forever changed the way we talk. >> it seems awfully small. you know, compared to what they got now here. >> i can't believe this is the first phone. >> pretty much the same. i know the design has changed a little bit, the cameras are better. >> i keep telling everyone we're going to be in the jetsons age very, very shortly. >> reporter: the iphone-8 rumored to introduce wireless charging and facial recognition and an even faster processor. and now that we all carry more computing power in our pockets than it took to put a man on the moon, it's impossible to guess what iphones will look like in another ten years. gadi schwartz, nbc news, los angeles. >>> when we come back, how does free college tuition for your kids sound? incredible bonuses handed out by a boss who is inspiring america, when we come back. ===raj vo=== including this one... that forced south bay homeowners to fight the f

do a facetime live if you have to. so everybody can see what's going on.aving that conversation with your kids and letting them know how to approach the situation is important. >> if i walk in a group i feel fine, but by myself i don't feel comfortable walking by myself. >> reporter: damion trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> a potential game change fo e the city of san jose. they could transform downtown. 6 million square foot development would be in the parking lot right next to the deriordan station. office space is expected to create as many as 20,000 new jobs. >> we have worked for several years with our surrounding neighborhood and with the downtown community to reimagine these 250 acres and the development that will surround what will become the busiest high modal station in the western united states. >> the city council will zid on june 20th whether to enter into an exclusive negotiating agreement with google. >>> uber fired 20 people following charges of sexual harassment. they say they expect more action. the firings are the first of several changes

the original smartphone, it couldn't record video or make facetime calls or sent photos. >> that opened the doorway as a communication and camera device where people started to pick up those phones as camera replacement. >>> what did we have before? blackberries? >> yes. >> and pagers. >> now we are dating ourselves. >> the iphone also created jobs by its app. the newest creation, ifophone 8 will be released in the fall. >> you know right now, we are seeing temperatures inland in the 80s. we can be talking about 90s coming back. right now, picture perfect view. healdsburg. napa and sonoma getting an early start on the holidays. santa rosa very likely seeing highs in the 90s. tomorrow similar day in san francisco patchy low clouds in the morning. tomorrow we should see those highs going up into the upper 80s. and final stop takes us into san jose. 69 degrees. light jacket evening for you in late june. temperatures starting to make a run towards the low 80s downtown. so the sea breeze will not be quite as strong. air quality issues now starting to pop up. south, central bay and peninsula

some airlines may not like the idea of you using facetime or skype to have a conversation with your spouseard doing the same thing. but this is where it gets interesting. you'll be able to watch videos, netflix, download files. your internet experience six miles up is going to get a big upgrade. in-flight wi-fi has come a long way. what started with a handful of passengers has become a bottleneck at 35,000 feet. with everyone competing for limited bandwidth, e-mailing, texting, tweeting. >> i have a hard time getting service up there. if i do, it's limited, for sure. >> reporter: now, passengers are demanding better wi-fi to make a cramped flying experience a little more bearable. the big names are dramatically picking up the pace. when we tried jet wave, our connection was so good, we watched the rolling stone on youtube, "house of cards" on netflix and video chatted with someone in a new york city taxi. >> it looks good. i hear you perfectly. you look fantastic. you've never looked better in your whole life. >> reporter: wi-fi does wonders for me. will it slow down when everyone is strea

for more, we are joined by eric balchunas via facetime. he is our etf expert., a quincy jones definitely not the first thing you might think of. what is this? eric: i have seen everything and i was shocked. basically it is the quincy jones streaming music, entertainment media. let's remove the name quincy jones. streaming music entertainment is not a bad scene. there is a fundamental story here. andlked to my colleague streaming revenue has grown about fourfold. not a bad basket of stocks. what is unique is that quincy jones comes first and he has nothing to do with it, they paid him to use his name, so they licensed his name to get attention to the filing of the etf. emma: the chart is that bloomberg intelligence data on spending on streaming which has been going up quite a bit. just to go back a second, so quincy jones, he does not have anything to do with the etf? eric: they basically paid him to use his name. it is a crowded world for etf out there, and it shows how issuers are a little more desperate to get attention. vanguard, blackrock and state street -

iphones and ipads so a look at new features coming to i-devices..one new feature expected group facetimeaning that you'll be able to video conference multiple people from your phone. tim cook has mentioned several times how excited he is about augmented reality. so he may show off how they intend to implement augmented reality in the upcoming iphone 8 this fall powered by ios 11. gabe slate /tech reporter says: <" apple typically waits until the fall to unveil hardware closer to the holiday shopping season but there is pressure on them to come out with a siri speaker, a competitor to the amazon echo voice assistant.">this would be a stand alone gadget that would sit in your home connected to your wifi and have siri on call waiting for you voice to ask questions or make commands gabe slate /tech reporter says: <" as always apple is holding their cards close to their chest and have not revealed anything we don't know for sure what they are unveiling. so tune in monday on kroon 4 dot com or during our evening newscast or follow me @gabeslate for updates on what they unveil in san jose gabe

iphones and ipads so a look at new features coming to i-devices..one new feature expected group facetimemeaning that you'll be able to video conference multiple people from your phone. tim cook has mentioned several times how excited he is about augmented reality. so he may show off how they intend to implement augmented reality in the upcoming iphone 8 this fall powered by ios 11. gabe slate /tech reporter says: <" apple typically waits until the fall to unveil hardware closer to the holiday shopping season but there is pressure on them to come out with a siri speaker, a competitor to the amazon echo voice assistant.">this would be a stand alone gadget that would sit in your home connected to your wifi and have siri on call waiting for you voice to ask questions or make commands gabe slate /tech reporter says: <" as always apple is holding their cards close to their chest and have not revealed anything we don't know for sure what they are unveiling. so tune in monday on kroon 4 dot com or during our evening newscast or follow me @gabeslate for updates on what they unveil in san jose gab

. >> reporter: for fans it's all about getting facetime with the team. >> oh, yeah. no question. >> reporter: and celebrating the season-long-awaited comeback over the cavs. >> i want to support them and welcome kd to the bay. >> reporter: so if you plan to come here thursday you might have questions about what you can bring what public transportation looks like or parking in oakland over the next couple of days. we have all that information on our website, cbssf.com. and some of these street closures for parking start tonight at 8 p.m. and last through thursday at 6 p.m. so a lot of people want to be sure their cars don't ghettoed in the next couple of days. >> spending a great celebration with a million of your close personal friends. sounds like a good time. >> reporter: exactly. [ laughter ] >> susie steimle live in oakland, thank you. by the way, bart will be running extra trains on thursday morning and has a few tips for those of you going into the parade. this is what things look like before the parade in 2015. okay? heads up. this year, the agency is urging f

since then apple added the app store, facetime and siri, the latest version they took away the headphoneas sold more than 1 billion iphones in the past decade. today the stock dipped to 143. it closed at 21,287 for the dow jones. nasdaq down by 90. >>> muni fares are going up 25 sz saturday. >>> your credit score could rise without you doing a thing. michael finney explains why. >>> kate steinle is not only the face of a conservative issue. the house passed kate's law today. one of two immigration bills that will make our country safe again. >> many say it will have the opposite effect. chris nguyen has more. >> reporter: it's been nearly two years since tragedy struck along the embarcadero in san francisco. a family forever changed. this memorial bench a reminder of what was lost. >> unfortunately the disjointed laws on many levels, the u.s. has suffered a self-inflicting wound in the murder of our daughter by the hand of a person that should never have been on the streets of this country. >> reporter: 32-year-old kate steinle was shot and killed by sanchez, a mexican national who had b

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. >> another tipping point came when an hd video camera and facetime were added in 2010. >> that opened the doorway in the camera device where people started to pick up those phones as camera replacement. >> the most recent iphones have not been pioneers when it comes to the newest features. >> that have been a lot of catch-up moves apple has made where they polished them and introduced them down the road. >> stein says that might change this fall when iphone 8 -- >> it's a lot of pressure, you always expect that apple will do something big. >> just like it did. >> this is how you turn it on. >> ten years ago. mark barger, nbc news. >> look how tiny the first one is. now they are like mini ipads. >> you were talking about the fact the business impact of having the iphone but how you raise your kids and how their personalities change with a phone occupy yourself and be a little bored -- >> let's download the nbc bay area app. we always push that. maybe you'll want to put it down this weekend and enjoy time with family. great pool weather we see all of the sunshine, 63 degrees, you'll wan

fans were calling and facetiming.er fan but looking forward to seeing you on the wolves, you are my favorite jimmy over jimmy fallon and jimmy carter and my second favorite butler after alfred from batman." it was a set-up. he planned the stunt. it was not butler's personal phone. it was just another phone that butler happened to have.(darya) the los angeles lakers introduced rookies thomas bryant, kyle kuzma and josh hart on thursday. after the team tweeted out photos of all of them and their jerseys, some lakers fans called out bryant. fans don't like seeing the last name "bryant" on the back of a jersey that doesn't belong to kobe bryant. ( darya ) and take a look at this. the celtics have a look another bird on their team also. wonder if fans will want larry birds name retired too.( darya ) jeremy lin has changed his hair a lot over the past few years... and now it looks like this. he says it's "like an asian professor snape or asian snoop dogg or something. can't put my finger on it exactly."(darya) crazy videos

. >> reporter: michael told us on facetime his friend was one in a million. >> he was the guy that wash people and solid advice and listen to you and wasn't real judgemental. >> reporter: a message on the instagram page said they will closed until next tuesday n. concord, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> and on the peninsula, neighbors hoping to stop what is being called, quote, modern day slavery. abc 7 news was in san mateo as congresswoman jackie spear hosted an event to educate people on how to spot human trafficking and illegal brothels. it is a problem we showed you last year when san mateo police raided a home across the street from sarah high school. >> sex trafficking isn't going on somewhere across the ocean bu right here in our communities and maybe even right next door. >> and police say it was tips from neighbors who noticed unusual activity that helps them make arrests and shut down that brothel last november. >>> a large tree branch came crashing down on two women during a church picnic in the east bay. we were in please anton where this branch fell. two women were hit b

do facetime live if you have to so everybody can see what's going on. really just having that conversation with your kids and letting them know how to approach situations i think is important. >> if i walk in a group i feel fine, but by myself i don't feel comfortable walking by myself. >> reporter: damien trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> police in antioch are investigating a deadly stabbing there. it happened a little after 8:00 last night near antioch high school. investigators say a man was stabbed in the torso and then died from those injuries. this is antioch's fifth homicide this year. >>> a cancer patient authorities say was out for revenge is under arrest and facing attempted murder charges and investigators got him just in time. they say that 58-year-old yue chen was caught before he could carry out a plan to kill his bay area doctors. chen was arrested driving from his home in the central vale, a plot that unraveled when police found notes telling police what the plan was. >> reporter: we might have been investigating one homicide if not multi

about us in the media, it's not about whether we get our pet issues talked about or we can get our facetime with officials or ask questions. it's about whether the federal elected officials are being held accountable to the public and whether there is a level of scrutiny and transparency and accountability for the actions that they are doing every day running the government. >> peter alexander, i have heard from other reporters on the beat that this is on top of the problem of what you are hearing from sources sometimes being undermined or contradicted from other sources or from the president himself, and not to put ourselves on a pedestal, but covering this white house is viewed as important by the people that didn't support this president and even by those who did. talk about how difficult it is to get information from the white house you cover. >> the bottom line, i think, is covering any president is important by those who supported the president or those who opposed them. right now given the partisan politics in this country and the interest, there is great interest in finding out abou

child: "messaging, facetime ... everything done."to doctor timothy farnum ...'s not a bad thing ... he and 2 other doctors started a group called paus ... "parents against underage smartphones". dr. timothy farnum:"we see this in the same light as maybe alcohol or cigarettes." farnum is the father of 5. he sees kids constantly on smartphones as addiction to an electric pacifier.dr. timothy farnum:"the kids aren't playing out there anymore. there are certain critical stages of development that are not happening."so paus is gathering signatures to get an initiative on the 2018 ballot that would prohibit the sale of smartphones to children under 13.alisha wilkins:"i think that that's not a bad idea."new mom alisha wilkins is curious. but others at "the mama'hood" in lohi say "no" to the initiative. molly mills has 3 daughters.molly mills:"i don't disagree with the fact that it can be dangerous in the wrong hands but i think that we need to teach responsibility." 11 year old ethan farnum understands his father's concern. but he says his phone was stolen, now he won

we're told that one was able to facetime with his grandmother in alabama after the collision to let hernow that he's okay. alex? >> >>> president ed mg aim at deputy attorney general rod rosenstein who is sunripervisin the investigation and his integrity. we have the latest from the newsroom. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president trump tried to cap what the white house calls work force development week with a show of productivity. but the cloud the president feels is hanging over his administration shows no signs of clearing. and by venting his frustrations on line, mr. trump may be making political and legal headwinds worse. >> strengthening the policy of t the united states toward cuba. >> reporter: friday the president delivered on another campaign promise, chipping away an obama obstruction of justice. the president tweeted, "i am being investigated for firing the fbi director by the man who told me to fire the fbi director. wi witch hunt." >> he may be fired only for good cause, and i am required to put that in writing. >> reporter: mr. trump appears frustrated with ro

what do consumers think about that new iphone ten years from now here's what they want to see >> facetiming conference call. >> i want to be able to test for carcinogens in the air >> guys, back to you >> josh, thank you very much all right. so ten years ago when that first very apple iphone was released, only four people were given the device ahead of time by steve jobs himself to give him a full review of the product. one of those people is steven levy he joins us now. a lot of things to talk about here what was your first take of the iphone what was your final review >> so i got it on a tuesday, i think, and on a wednesday i had to go to pittsburgh and i just took the iphone because i was only going to go for the day i got stuck there in a thunderstorm and i found i could do almost everything that i could as if i had brought my laptop so i realized right there, this is something that is transformational everything converged on this device. >> you had conversations with steve jobs about it, right >> yeah. one day i'm just walking down broadway listening to music on this new iphone and i g

. >> reporter: and with such high stakes i got in a little facetime to calm their nerves. >> you knowuck, brother. >> thanks, big dog. we'll see you. >> you got this. >> reporter: jesse taking in serious smack talk backstage from his competition actress wendie malick. >> i better win. >> it's a kind of fruit. >> lara working on her secret weapon. >> that's my game voice. how is it going? good or terrifying? >> reporter: ready to take on her competition nascar driver kyle busch. >> what do you have on your mind right now. >> words. >> reporter: now for the final $100,000 round. we'll find out if our "gma" gamers win contestants the big bucks. ♪ >> now, lara and jesse, we can't give anything away but did you find it was easier or harder than on tv. >> i think it was harder. nerve-racking having the audience and michael there. i practiced and had my brother come over the night before with cards and we actually went through them for like a couple of hours. >> and kelly, my producer found me the old board game and i studied. we took it very seriously, michael. >> wanted to look good for th