we have an ios in the states thanks to the israeli ambassador.t is seen a large increase in downloads there as well. there has been a huge demand, for this app the past couple of weeks, unfortunately. > uzi, when it comes to the effectiveness of the iron dome, i read differing reports -- some say it is 90% effective in terms of intercepting rockets. some say it is more like 30% or 40%. what would you say? >> i would say this -- the numbers speak for themselves. if it was 30% or 40%, we would see a lot more casualties in our cities than you see up to now. i am talking about places in the city. let us hope it keeps that way. 40% is impossible. let's think about it. hundred of rockets every day -- they should've landed some. the tel aviv area and cause damage and casualties. they are getting blocked. the whole purpose is to find out. some of them are going to hit and some of them don't. we decide which one is the dangerous one and the close ones. p to now, i would say the iron dome is an effective wall of defense. it can prevent what could be seriou

i think ios 8 follows up and gives a lot of polish that might not have been there for ios 7.eful that things are going to get better. >> you think the coolest features are not there yet. what are those? >> the developers conference focuses behind the scenes, so we have not seen the big unveiling of products from the consumer standpoint. we have talked about wearables and other exciting things. i am always hopeful and excited about it. >> there has been a lot of talk about the state of innovation at apple. how optimistic are you that they have still got some more world changing products in them that are coming soon? >> i am very optimistic or die have spoken to a lot of friends are very excited. they are very quiet which means they're working hard on a bunch of different things. >> how are you going to spend the $7 million storehouse recently raised? >> we will get the team build, more engineers and designers, and we will expand beyond the ipad. we want to get to the phone and do a lot more on the web. >> who are your main competitors? >> there's not a lot of folks working on

>> i think most of our user base was on ios.minant kind of, you know, device in most of north america right now, single biggest is ios devices. we had a huge install base on ios, over 100,000. you know, we had about half of that on android at the time when the app was pulled. now the numbers are are more like at parity. but i think it's huge for the company. but it's also really big for bitcoin. obviously, apple's a huge player in the tech ecosystem. and for them to allow companies back into the app store, particularly large companies like ours, is gigantic. >> hey, peter, you did use the opportunity to rewrite the app. how is it new and improved? >> you know, a lot of the code that was in that app was fairly old. we hadn't been able to update the app in about two years. so you're looking at code that was 2 to 2 1/2 years old. you know, those kind of things, they wear out over time. so we replaced almost the entire code base. it's a very simple product today. it sends, receive, displays your balance and it does these things very

design withomes to apple, what do you think about ios 8?t down a nice 8 follows up with a lot of polish that maybe was not there 7.ios i'm hopeful that things are going to get better. >> you think the coolest features are not there yet. what are the coolest features we don't know about? >> the developers conference focuses on what's behind the scene. we have not seen the big unveiling from the consumer standpoint. a lot of talk about other types of things that are really exciting. since i'm not at apple, i don't know. i'm always hopeful and excited for my former colleagues. >> there's been a lot of talk about the state of innovation that apple. how optimistic are you that they've still got some more great world changing products in them that are coming soon? >> i'm very optimistic. my friends are excited. they are very quiet, which means they are working hard on a bunch of different things. recently raised $7 million. how will you spend the money? a we are looking at building world-class team, engineers and designers to expand to other plat

i think ios 7 set up a nice foundation and 8 will add some polish that perhaps 7 did not have.a user, i am hoping that things will get better. >> you say some of the coolest features are not there yet. what are you thinking of? >> we see what is behind the scenes at the developers conference. we have not seen the big unveiling of things at the consumer standpoint. since i am not at apple anymore, i do not really know, but i'm always excited about my former colleagues in what they are working on. >> there has been a lot of talk about the state of innovation at apple. how optimistic are you that they still have some more great, world-changing products in them that are coming soon? >> i am very optimistic. my friends at apple who i talk to are excited, they are quiet, which means they are working hard on a bunch of things. >> storehouse recently raised $7 million. how will use the money? >> we are looking to get a great team here in san francisco, we want to do more on the photos and on the web as well. >> who are your main competitors? >> there are not a lot of folks working on t

united airlines never had to have its own ios staff and now it has got to.easing at a rapid pace. its billion total phones out there will increase to about 3-4,000,000,000 smartphones worldwide in the next three years, a tremendous update. part of the issue as well we are not educated enough people? there is not only a labor shortage. we are also not creating enough labor coming out of our schools. >> that is right. universities have lagged behind. they are not keeping a pace. the way the market is reacting is most of the new talent is being trained intact and not traditional two-year and four-year universities. they are trained in specialized, high intensity boot camps all across the country. one of them is called general assembly, where you can go 12 weeks 9-5 every day and switch careers from a non-tech to attack career. >> it is not for a lack of effort. there are schools really trying to train students. the reality is that some of those students are just not interested in enrolling in those dem programs. >> we need to attract more people in general to t

we started investing in ios back in ios 12, adding enterprise features.ough the period of time between where we are today. we have over 90% of the global 500 by the reality is the penetration in commercial in general for mobility is still low so where we have very good market share, the penetration suggest twls is a huge opportunity here. i think if we can brit to enterprise, i think there is a huge opportunity here and we've had a kind red spirit in ibm. >> reporter: now, as you heard cook say, apple has been pushing into the business market harder for some time here, the free productivity software. we have security features on mobile devices. i asked them to talk about the industries that would really benefit from the partnership, some examples of apps. here's what they had to say. >> one of the apples we looked at, think about the airline industry, fuel moving analytics around fuel. this is taking that mobile application in the pilot who makes that final determination how much fuel is on board. this can save 10, 15% for an airplane deployed widely. tha

because everyone is a target now in israel, andriy, we have over 300,000 ios and also we have an iosavailable thanks to the israeli ambassador. also, we have seen a large increase in downloads as well. been a huge demand for the app in the past couple of weeks. >> when it comes to the effectiveness of the iron dome, i read differing reports. some say 90% effective in terms of intercepting rockets and some say more like 30 or 40%. will you say? this to theay number, we have about 2000 workers now. more [indiscernible] then we see now. i'm talking about losses [indiscernible] just think about it. they should have landed somewhere. some of them [indiscernible] and some of them don't. say theynow, i would sawented -- we interceptions. to 90%.close >> let me ask you a question and maybe it is not an easy one. you have written your app in a way to try to help people be safe here at i wonder if you consider the fact it also makes it easier in some regards for israel to sustain the attacks and go on and the terrible suffering of people, many of whom are civilians who have been affected by th

have seen this with office already, which is we are going to be cloud first and android first means iost because they are bigger mobile deployments. thinking about office, that is a good sense of direction. it is going to be available on the ipad and android. that is a shift. to be fair to steve ballmer, it started under his watch. that is an articulation. >> wait a minute. that is a big deal. if you're talking about, this is the all of the wars operating systems fought for the last however many years, that finally it is ios, apple, and android, which is the open architecture. >> so the message is different than that. when you have innovation, wherever the innovation happens cross-platform, if i compare this to steve ballmer's memo which was more hardware, software, service. it had elements of apple in it. we want to integrate everything. we want to control it. this had more elements of google. we want to be a platform operator. our devices will be strategic, like xbox. me, the contrast was interesting as we look at members of the past, steve ballmer and such. this one was very profound

you helped other companies design apps for ios. of the things that i was help people take advantage of the technology and unique hardware to push the boundaries of software design. that is what we have tried to do with storehouse. we wanted to think about what publishing could be on an ipad. >> people are using this and some unique ways. >> we are seeing everything from a girls night out to backpacking trips. some of the more interesting are the way professionals have adopted. there are award-winning photojournalist using it. there are deep photojournalism stories and cooking recipes. do-it-yourself stories. the exciting part has been seen the variety of stories told on the platform so far. > what do you think about ios 8? they are setting down a nice foundation. i think it follows up and gives a lot of hollis that was not quite there. as an ipad and iphone user myself. >> the coolest features aren't there yet. what are the cool features we don't know about yet. know about what is going on behind the scenes. aboutsly a lot of talk

i was and android, simply by plugging your phone into your vehicle -- ios and android. the most part, they are the same. your car has a display that becomes a mirror for many of the apps on your phone, things like text messaging and music services. they will now come from this, not from hard drive under the dash. right now, almost every automaker in the world has announced one of these programs, and for apple and google, moving into the car is just another way to get you to use more of their services. a do not want to lose you just because you happen to be sitting behind the steering wheel. others are happy because for more than a decade, they have been trying to cram more and more tech into their vehicles, and the feedback has been mixed. the confusion learning a new interface will soon be a thing of the past. you can also get new technology without getting an entirely new vehicle. new features will just be the matter of a download, not a trip to your dealership. you will also, hopefully, be safer. using an interface you already know, like ios or android will lead to l

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. >>> a group that supports legal io izing marijuana took a step this week. they turned into a 50,000 petition signatures to get a measure on the november ballot. the issue faces uncertain future in congress. >> reporter: flag draped card board boxes filled with the names of 57,000 more than twice the number needed for the november 4th ballot if they're certified over the next month. if passed, adults over 21 could possess two ounces of marijuana and grow up to six plants for personal use without criminal or civil penalties. some want it legal in part because they say african-americans are arrested eight times more often than other users. >> it's a matter of the people having their voice heard. even if you are opposed to the legalization of marijuana, you should have the right to express your opinion at the ballot box. >> reporter: even at the board of elections, staffers began reviewing the petitioners, the public had mixed opinions. >> i hate to see people incarcerated for simple possession of marijuana but then i also hate to see us add another avenue for

we will have the forecast after a break ,,,,,,,,,, cup final has boiled over io the streets of buenos aires. ere are riots all >>> the disappointment over argentina's loss in the world cup final has boiled over in the streets. there are riots all over the capitol city tonight. the police in riot gear are swarming, trying to restore order, his own case, dealing with angry fans hurling rocks at them. there have been a few arrests and riders have been hurt. this is the goal that touched it all off. >> and he get s it. foetze. he makes it in. germany won the world cup. >> and that is the first world cup in 24 years and the 4th overall and it touched off a wild -- celebration in berlin. >> thousands of fan-waving flags filled the streets. a few bonfires but no serious cases like we seen in argentina. 15,,people packed the civic center to watch the match. both countries were well represented in the crowd as they looked on as the best player in the world had a shot of getting the equalizer. dennis o'donell will have highlights coming up in "gameday." the battle over access over a popular bea

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we had google io, apple wwc.good events, interesting, not a lot of takeaway products for consumers. there were promises of products that are coming later. in fact, even the product that people wanted most from google io, the moto 360 did not materialize. think thi i think that contended into the summer slump, waiting for the fall to products to show up and to me that it drags everything down. even for something like netflix, people aren't buying more streaming boxes, not buying blu-ray anymore, looking for set-top boxes. not a lot of new stuff out there. it's that weird moment where no one really know what's to do, and people are not excited about tech, but i think they will get excited again in the fall. >> well, i think that that's partially true, but look at yesterday. i mean, you had a pretty sharp sell-off in high growth stocks yesterday as well. today is a follow-on to that. noticed, apple was up a couple percent. so i think you're right, there is a bit of a lull, but you're seeing companies that are execut

. >> if you look at the, our apps on ios or android now and compare them to what they looked like a year ago, you would see that they're, frankly, extraordinarily different. and yet we've been able to make those changes as a cohesive set of product changes over time, without disturbing or disrupting this growing core now over 271 million monthly active users and i'm proud of that. >> costolo talked about potential of a number of areas creating ads to target visitors who don't log in and liked the opportunity in app install ads, wouldn't reveal how much they 3w50689ed results and called the potential for commerce on twitter enormous. carl? >> julia, thank you. >>> great stuff last night as well. talk about this, jon. your general thoughts about the quarter? >> relatively bearish on the company when at 70. thought it was expensive. i think the results were fine. a pivotal analyst on "squawk box" this morning basically said fine is well. these guys set very low expectations for themselves. guided 270 million to 280 million and 312 million. now up to 1.3. they always put numbers so low. the

. >> compare ios and android, ios is more expense i. android with 70% to 80% of the smortphone market and everyone jokes apple has the profits. >> we know very little about it. leaks are tough to come by. going on personal build-up. is that a legitimate way to anticipate the product? >> i think it's a fair signal. apple brought in the ceo of burrberry and showing it's about something you want and not need. the early stages of the watches is going to be about luxury. it's about showing people that this is going to make your life better. not because you need it like food and water. so i think it's smart in the early stages to go after companies and people doing this for decades if not centuries. >> carl, we had ceo on to talk about the dion yvonne furstenberg google glass. somebody said they look so much better and i might consider getting it now. to put on your wrist or face, design matters a great deal. >> there's 1 out of 4 -- a weeks ago saying that wearables is a category is being overblown. the "today" show not going to be what a lo

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saltalamacchia then throws it io left field, allowing belt to coe home. he had to leave the game becausf dizziness. >> the first-place giants have a chance to pick up a game on the dodgers, st. louis scored four e first. the dodgers got a scare in the d when puig is hit on the hand bya pitch. x-rays would prove to be negati. ouch. l.a. was threatening in the eigt ramirez strikes out to end the inning. dodgers lose. >> 14th stage of the tour de france, grueling 110-mile journy through the alps. navali finished 24 seconds behit is the overall leader. >> up at lake tahoe, round two e american century classic. a nice shot out of the bunker fr charles barkley. must be practicing. seth curry on the par-3 7th. sticks his pitching wedge to win four feet. he is in 19th. >> chad pfeiffer rolls in the be but is now in second place. pfeiffer is an army veteran whot his left leg in iraq and dreamsf one day playing on the pga tour. >> stay with us. you have made my life special by being apart of it.ecenough. (everyone) cheers! you made it buddy. glad you made it buddy.

we acquisition of fusion io, are going through that process as we speak, will create a company with thelash memory solutions from everything from retail to the most high performance demanding data center applications, where performance and access of data is at the speed of now where there really is no patience or companies are made or broken based on the application access to that data. that is the company that will emerge from that acquisition. we are going through the process as we speak. the acquisition is due to be fiscalwithin scandisk's q3. have a great trip in singapore and thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> still to come, what is ahead for the indian budgets? brace yourself. we will be live in mumbai. >> you have hong kong and cheyenne -- and shanghai opening a little higher. financials driving the hang seng higher. the bank of japan maze today and tomorrow. he may trim back growth forecasts. 1%.kospi up by one third of australia and new zealand looking like this. david jones, the majority 84% backing the takeover. thing -- thelked kiwi topping australia as you can see. sin

microsoft already has office on ios. ibm is writing apps for this, microsoft could, if they're nim belong, say enterprise, while you're paying attention, by the ways with those ipads, buy this. i mean, this -- >> oh, no. that is true, carl. but, carl, right. this is not like an end game strategy. what this is, is a recognition by ibm and ap that if they work together, in e can increase the size of the pie available to each of them, but it doesn't block anyone else. clearly, microsoft's position around this is really intriguing, and i think it would be a lot more compelling if microsoft had mobile devices that were the end points, and one of the things that has been confusing to me, microsoft's reluctance to build devices around skype, which i think would be a much better platform for mobile than windows. i totally agree with you. i think what's going on now is, we've spent five years where i.t. has been entirely focused on court cutting. so korngs corporations figured take out layers and expense and are looking at mobili

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no word whether or if it will be available on android or ios devices. the game allows kids to explore 16 cities. >> i think it's a newer if tile area that people are starting to experiment with. we're going to be looking at introducing other experiences, not necessarily just games, and taking them to consume iconsume whether it be built directly into a car, and explore the world virtually. >> microsoft assures parents it doesn't retain location data. down the line, all that location information could be valuable for targeting ads. for nightly business report, i'm julia borsten, in los angeles. >> would you use it for your season son? >> my son uses the ipad all the time on car trips. there's one word of caution, on a windy road, use it at your own peril. >> it does look like fun, though. that's nightly business report, thank you for watching. >> have a great evening, everybody, we'll hope to see you back here tomorrow night. (man) support for this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you! from americ

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operating system, they face major competitions for the likes of google with android and apple with the ios operating system there. that will be a far more competitive business. one question is is that the xbox where the company certainly has been moving into our living room, does that get spun off to shareholders? possibility. i think microsoft will have to stay with the search advertising business which they might take over entirely from yahoo who seems to be fumbling. the major pieces you'll see obviously rise in terms of cloud, certainly mobile services offerings and delivery by the internet over mobile devices. >> what would you like to see them do with respect to the xbox. you anticipated my question and second, the stock is already up this year, you say it can go higher, how much? >> well, we'll have to see, clearly, how well the execution goes in the second half of the year but i would say it's probably not out of the question question, if we have a positive market, you might see a $50 share price between now and the end of the year. >> david, thank you very much. appreciate you bei

a philadelphia food trucklys fl io p pe.'plain. >> reporter: three city agencies thatre peoplthisg. llnupit fe bus thi holiday weekend and in one shoretown, that beach patrol has a ayel >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> have you seen this? this explosion and inferno has injured 12 people. >> tropical storm arthur is turning well to our south. it's hundreds of miles away but is expected to have an impact on our area as early as tomorrow. >> today will be all about heat and humidity and storms. we will soar into the mid-90s. it will feel more like 100 degrees outside. good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. it will be hot and humid. let's start with meteorologist bill henley and his first alert forecast. bill? >> it is noticeably higher this morning. the temperatures are warmer with read innings the 70s. 74 here at nbc 10. the wind is blowing. that's a southerly wind which yesterday sent us into the low 90s. today, middle 90s. it is a first alert weather day here at nbc 10. and the tem