searchers were able to hone in on the hiker because of the map's find my iphone app his wife accessedsing her iphone. >> the man's wife spring grabbed this shot and sent it to rescuers and they held it over a google earth image of the actual mountain and matched it. >> that's my favorite feature and i use it almost every day. the hiker is alive obviously with some injuries. the sheriff's office says they do over 100 of these types. searches every year. imagine how handy that iphone app is. >> a lot of people swear by that app. if you got kids, they can disappear quickly. >> i found my phone in the trash can thanks to my iphone app. >>> most of us wouldn't be too happy to have our financial information plastered on the web for the world to see. >> unless you're worth hundreds of millions of dollars and it really doesn't matter. our friends at usa today found this interactive map from a real estate blog. you can take a look at the wealthiest person in each state. ted lerner and washington state's bill gates is the richest person in the country with $80 billion. >> i'd like to know those

. >>> rescuers who airlifted an injured hiker to safety say an iphone app likely saved his life. >>> how california prison inmates are finding an escape from life behind bars. ,,,,,,,,,, water started leaking from m on twain harte lake in tuol county -- after the dam sudy cracked. there were fears it could fail. kelly ryan talked to one family >>> water started leaking from a dam. after the dam suddenly cracked. kelly ryan talked to a family who heard a loud boom and ran for cover. >> it was like a bomb went off. >> reporter: steve and his family were enjoying the start of their vacation on a large rock near the dam when they felt a violent shake. >> starting moving behind the back of the rock, forward. we started scrambling and screaming to get off of the rock. >> i was screaming. >> i ran as fast as i could. >> reporter: the parents notified lake management. the operator of the dam noticed water leaking through the cracks following the large booms and a flash flood warning was issued just in case things got worse. >> we put a reverse 911 system, letting the citizens below this mark

thank goodness for the iphone app. we're doing a story on one app and a different app ended up saving us, but all in all, not too bad of a loss, although i'm sure the station wouldn't agree with some of the stuff that we lost. >> what i find so interesting is that someone took the time to take all this stuff and then dump what they did not think was valuable to them but then kept some stuff. for instance, most people would take the iphone and try to sell it. the reason they didn't take hers, it's cracked. >> reporter: you're right. they could have been smart enough to know the iphone was being tracked. that could have been a possibility and also some of the stuff they dumped, for a regular person, a civilian, what are you going to do with a camera battery? it makes sense to dump some of this stuff, but they got away with some pretty good gear. we filed a police report, hopefully they're tracked down. >> glad you guys are safe. >>> police turned up a potential witness to a case of cold blooded murder in anne arundel coun

a medical marijuana store in california has a new iphone app that lets people get marijuana deliveredr door. [ cheers and applause ] the first step -- remembering where you put your iphone. [ laughter ] it's like, "maybe it's in my left pocket. oh, no. maybe it's in my left pocket?" [ laughter ] "oh -- no. maybe it's my left pocket!" [ laughter ] yeah, it's an app. the app is called "i know a a guy." and that's it. [ laughter ] speaking of marijuana, there's a guy in virginia who just got busted for possessing over $10,000 worth of weed. [ cheers ] and watch this report from the local news. he's got a very interesting name. >> reporter: a tip in orange county led investigators to what they say was a big marijuana growing operation worth a good amount of money. 42-year-old paul scott stoner -- [ laughter ] -- is charged with manufacturing marijuana. [ applause ] >> jimmy: who tipped off the police, the phone book? paul stoner? [ laughter ] luckily, paul stoner was bailed out by his wife, ima. [ laughter ] and so he's -- everything's fine. >> steve: all good. >> jimmy: everything's -- [

she could now earn $85 million from an iphone app.hian's hollywood." >> it's an escapist fantasy into the world of kim kardashian which we've all seen on tv for so long, it's this crazy life where there are no problems except for whether or not your selfie in rome looks nice. >> okay, so you can make yourself a boy. >> reporter: erin, an intern, plays the game. she is my guide. >> i don't understand. i really don't understand this. >> you're basically -- you have to work your way up. >> reporter: from a nobody to an a-list celeb like kim. >> which you achieve by unlocking certain goals like putting on a nicer outfit, choosing the right shoes, impressing gentlemen. >> this is super cute. >> reporter: it's the angry birds, the candy crush of totally right now. it even has addicts like tracy. >> i have to spend 14 k-stars to stop him from breaking up with me which is really expensive but i'll do it. >> reporter: she spent hundreds of dollars on her kkh habit. >> there's a part that really taps into this addictive part of your brain. sort

. >> rescue horse airlifted an -- rescuers who airlifted an injured hiker to safety says an iphone appsaved his life. >> an old movie with a brand new twist. the guest busters franchise may be getting -- ghost busters franchise may be getting a reboot. we've got details coming up next. ,,,, you used to sleep like a champ. then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits, kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. introducing the sleep number bed with sleepiq™ technology. it tracks your sleep and tells you how to adjust for a good, better and an awesome night. the difference? try adjusting up or down you'll know cuz sleep iq™ tells you. only at a sleep number store, mattresses with sleepiq™ start at just $999.98. so i'm trying best foods with olive oil. let's see what happens. that's not best foods on your sandwiches. it's best foods with olive oil. whaddaya want, a parade? [ laughter ] bring 'em over here. c'mon. near the u-c-l-a >>> back now, crews hope to wrap up repairs today on that massive water main t

. >> it may be easier to get that iphone app for your android device. the system now accounts for 85% share of global smart phone shipments. the growth in android phones came at the expense of blackberry, apple, and microsoft's window phone accounting for 249 million shipped in the quarter. with numbers like that, every app will soon be made available for android as well as the apple. >> a bill working its way to the california legislature would add more baby changing tables to men's rooms. now, there is no law requiring businesses to install changing tables. this measure doesn't demand it either. it simly says that if a table is being installed or upgraded in a woman's rest room, the facility must add one to the men's room as well. >> the modern family continues to evolve. you have things like households. you have single parents and dad who want sz to s to be involved raising of the children. i think this makes sense. >> estimating the changing tables will cost between 60 and $3 $300. let's head outside now. talk to spencer christian about the weather.

they can fire up an android app, iphone app, ipad app, and connect to patients anywhere, anytime.nient, it is easy, and very effective. >> what are the technological or legal hurdles you have had to overcome to make this happen? the technological ones are not great. i have already got face time on my phone. you can make that work. what are the other hurdles i don't see, the legal hurdles i don't see? >> there are a lot of technology hurdles. it is not just an application on an iphone. there is a whole underlying technology that makes sure that a doctor is available to you at any given point in time 24/7. not only that there is a whole , medical record. every consult starts with a smile. we train the doctors to make sure they are confident in providing health care using the phone. >> how is it different? what do doctors not get inherently about that? >> the notion of interacting with a patient on the phone starts with getting to know the patient well. because we have an electronic medical record in the background, a doctor can get to know you in seconds using artificial intelligenc

." >> there's a new iphone app out that gives advice to people going through a divorce.t didn't sell well in the stores. it appears everybody is happily married. >> a new study found that water slides, pizza, sunshine, friendship, shooting stars, breath mints, dance parties, and turtles are all awesome. >> great news, everybody. ghosts cannot hurt you. nobody's ever been hurt by a ghost. ghosts are scary. nobody's saying they're not. but there is not one reported case of death caused bay ghost. >> this just in. stressed spelled backwards is desserts. think about it. >> a new report finds that i love you. yes, you. i know we haven't met before, but i think about you all the time. and together we can get through this. it's us against the world, buddy. >> don't you feel better! >> we do. chuck scarborough, we love you. that's our nbc guy here in new york. >>> if a monkey takes a selfie on your camera, do you own it or does the monkey? david slater sues comments for posting a picture that a monkey took on his camera. slater claimed he owned the rights. the u.s. copyright off

down load all of the apps and put it on the iphone and show you down load i am a glad dad app. will love it for you. >> and the guy helps out with all of the babies. i am a new mom and a lot of the literature is geared to women and mothers. if they are not involved. i liked app targeting the dads. >> i think that is great. >> and she will do this to show the significant other you are in it. >> took me five minutes to realize i was there. >> just to change the diapers. >> and it you are really involved. >> that's awesome. and we are talking kids. i wonder if they have a dog. >> anyone needs tips. and they said dad relax and don't worry and moms can use it, too. don't get caught up in the name. there is a difference there. >> and we write books about how to deal with the babies. >> what do babysit do before iphone apps. yeah. it is it a number one ingredient. we are tweeting out. and we had a bone to pick with sandra and that is the attributes that we are talking about. and she dropped the microphone. all right. so it continues. fox news.com/outnumbered. and click on the tab. "ha

they'd been searching for hours when the man's wife accessed his find my iphone app through her phone. well, it led right to him. >> still be searching if we didn't have the information off his phone. because he wasn't really able to describe where he was. >> as the team got closer they spotted the head ramp of the hiker and he is expected to be okay. >>> time now is 4:49. it could be the feature of -- future of commuting across the bay or at least a really funny way to get around. take a look. we're live ahead for biking on the bay. >> does the number wardrobe though. and we want to invite you pet lovers out there nice and early on to monday. -- this monday. send us your questions about they're health and well-being -- their health and well-being. just e-mail pets@kpix.com or facebook page and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday at noontime. back in a moment. ,, >>> plenty of clouds around the bay area today. some drizzle along the coastline and inside the bay this afternoon. we'll see a mix of sun and a whole lot of clouds. 70s along the peninsula. about 78 in

when you think about american innovation are silicon valley innovation where you've got super cool iphone apps will find you a parking space or track whatever. it is innovation towards trivial issues. i wanted to focus on lean economies in the book because these are innovations for the most incredibly important -- issues of the time. if you're going to see retail solutions for off grid energy, you see them in africa first. erasing them right now because the pain point there because energy is and can't have. because people live in a state where they could go off at any moment. for public health i think finding ways of decentralizing care. we spent 18% of gdp on health care in the night stays. it's not any better. i covered the debate in washington. when you look at timeshifting because there's so few resources on the continent, nurses do the work of doctors. community health workers who are trained to do the work of nurses. my people do the work of community health workers. task shifting is the watchword. you see people pilot this, but it fell across sub-saharan africa is a response to resource

i heard about a new iphone app that gives advice to people going through a divorce.ou're someone who relies on an app to give you advice during difficult times, that's probably why you're getting a a divorce. [ laughter ] siri, why is kaitlyn crying? [ laughter ] [ with robot voice ] "you don't love her anymore." is it because i don't love her anymore? guys, i heard that some ikea stores are now letting customers adopt a dog while they shop. i thought it was a little weird that you also have to assemble it. it's like, i have three screws left. [ laughter ] it looks like it's walking fine. >> steve: tail fell off. >> jimmy: yeah. the most popular breeds are guide dogs who can tell you how to get out of ikea. it's like, come on, boy! take me to civilization! come on, let's get out of here. let's go! what? [ cheers and applause ] where do we go? what's that boy? timmy is hurt. timmy is hurt, and he's in the kitchen section? okay, let's go. [ laughter ] this is kind of cool. four dr. seuss stories that haven't been seen since the 1950s are being published next month. alt

also, there's an iphone app to find waterparks. who knew.rowse by zip code and search for the features you want. >>> millions of kids are going bananas over a series of youtube videos created by some mysterious woman. her videos have been viewed -- i can't believe this -- 2.5 billion times. >> who is she? >> i don't know. >> she is one of the biggest youtube stars out there. kpix 5's betty yu introduces us to the toddler whisperer. >> hey, guys. >> reporter: it appears to put toddlers under some sort of spell. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: a mystery woman who never appears on camera introduces, unwraps and plays with toys. youtube hasn't seen anything like it. disney collector br is a channel that has nearly 2 million subscribers. and 2.5 billion views. >> that is a little hard to get your head around when, you know, big name entertainers and hollywood and executives, you know, need to figure out how to, uhm, you know, replicate what she has done on -- i think it's the simplicity of it. >> reporter: we showed the videos to a few san francis

a volunteer search team found him in part because of his find my iphone app. the man sent rescuers to a map of his location. they found the hiker seriously hurt after a ten-hour search. he's recovering this morning at a hospital. >>> tiger woods' future is in doubt this morning. woods injured his back on a shot in a bunker at sunday's bridgestone invitational tournament in ohio. he had to limp to a golf cart and withdrew after only eight holes. it was his third tournament since back surgery. he then headed home to florida and may not be able to play in the pga championship this week. >> that is quite a limp isn't it? >>> britain, germany, france and belgium are remembering the start of world war i 100 years ago today. leaders met in belgium where german troops invaded on august 4th 1914. prince william said it marked the beginning of a historic century. >> we were enemies more than once in the last century, and today we are friends and allies. we salute those who died to give us our freedom. we will remember them. >> this morning's service was held in one of t

. >>> an app designed as a new way to organize your iphone's contacts launches today. human organizes your contact based on their relationships to you. the app combines contacts from multiple sources into a list that's searchable by details, such as mutual friends or where and when you met. over time, the app says it will learn which people are most relevant in a particular context, and then displays them first. the app is available on iphone now. android users in a few weeks. >>> uc san diego researchers have developed a skin patch that makes electricity from the sweat during a workout. they revealed it at a conference in san francisco yesterday. now, currently, the technology can only produce a small amount of power, not enough, certainly, to turn on a lightbulb, but the patch could some day power small devices like heart monitors, watches, maybe even smartphones. >> hadn't thought about it that way. >>> this morning, police are trying to figure out how long a teenager camped out at a texas walmart store. police say the 13-year-old ran away from home and was found mor

cop out for the forone and android -- app the iphone and android. ark albertson. >> what does this app do? >> i am a police officer, and when i went to the academy i noticed there was a huge delay between teaching us constitutional law issues and civil rights and case law and that the courts produced. them case law information that comes out routinely so they could do their job effectively without violating the rights of the citizens. >> how would this be used? >> the ferguson, missouri situation. we can use the app to determine if the press can be there when citizens are not allowed to be there. what happens if we seize the media tapes of the press? what happens if a person in a passenger seat leaves the car? can we seize them? it helps us to make decisions on the fly. >> is it interactive and that askofficer would be able to questions, or is it in legalese? >> it is not in legalese. it breaks down a summary of the case law, and it does not interact if. but it is a menu that you can search. it is categorized to law enforcement needs. >> have you see

follow "religion and ethics newsweekly" on twitter and facebook and watch anytime on the pbs app for iphonesgram. join us at pbs.org. as we leave you, scenes of muslims around the world celebrating eid-al-fitr, the end of ramadan. ♪ >>> major funding for "religion and ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lilly endowment, an indianapolis based private family foundation dedicated to its founders' interest in religion, community development, and education. additional funding also provided by mutual of america, designing kos tumized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >> rose: welcome to the program. i'm charlie rose. the program is "charlie rose: the week." just ahead, the ebola outbreak in africa. a conversation with the leader of hamas. and a new exhibition of classic american fashion. >> perhaps the one that we were really thrilled to be able to borrow from the victorianlbert in london is james' puffer coat from 1938. i think that's one of my favorite pieces. >> rose: we have those stories and more on what happened and what might happen. >> th

and with and iphone app you can slide this over anyone's backyard. filming a family. anything you want. so that is why in the house last congress i introduced a bill and i have introduced the same bill in the senate. drone aircraft privacy in transparency act. my bill requires one commercial drone operator to disclose what data is collected, how the data is used, whether the data will be sold and when the data is going to be deleted. number two, law enforcement to obtain a warrant before using drone this except in emergency circumstances. and three, the faa to create a publicly available website that less when and where drones why. that is in our jurisdiction, and we can pass this legislation and give them the authority and the mandate to do the job they should do. if the faa does not incorporate any privacy protections into the final drone licensing process, which they did not plan to do, and the company decides to of apply a drone over my backyard and video me would there be any way to know what? i mean, if you see the drone. >> it is going to be tough. the answer i

you can follow us on twitter and facebook and watch us anytime on the pbs app for iphones and ipads. and visit our website, where there is always much more, and where you can listen to or watch every program. join us at pbs.org. as we leave you, more scenes from the pope's trip to south korea. >> charlie: welcome to the program. i'm charlie rose. the program is "charlie rose: the week." just ahead, ben brantley of the "new york times" on the great modern performances of hamlet. >> i have been in this job or at least been going to the theater long enough now so that i can see actors progress through the generations of, you know, it's romeo, hamlet, macbeth, now everyone's doing king lear! >> charlie: and broadway's audra mcdonald on being billie holliday. >> it's like having a new co-star every night. there's no fourth wall. i go in and amongst the audience, i talk to them, they're all different every single night, sometimes they're afraid of me, sometimes they lean in, sometimes they talk back to me. >> charlie: those stories and more on what happened and what might happen. funding f

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stay up to date with the traffic backups, we have an april 7 titled your drive and down load app for iphoneor android devices by going to cbs philly.com/your drive. ukee and erika, back over to you. >> word is you may see a familiar face on a popular cbs soap opera. >> bob barker, come on down to the bold and beautiful. barker is coming back to the television screen doing what he does best. on today's episode he brings awareness to animal rights but former tv show host says he is not coming out of retirement to come back to show biz. >> if i had tried to do it every day i probably would last two and a half days and they'd carry me out in the middle of the second day. >> episode focuses on barker's well known fight scene in happy gillmore bye stay tuned to see who throws the first pitch. >> price is wrong. >> yeah. >> bob. >> that is fun. >> survivors getting ready to kick off it 29th season on cb. 36789 can you believe it. is there a new batch of castaways all ready to compete for the big prize. former pitcher john rocker will join 18 others in nicaragua including twin sisters natalie ander

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down load app for iphone and android devices by going to, cbs philly.com/your drive. ukee, back to you. >>> it is not always fun and games at the radio. take a look at this. this bull tried to get retaliation from the cow town radio. he flipped over, jason power and two bull fighters. luckily no one was injured. all three will be back in the arena for next rodeo. it is all in the day's work. they have been doing a dangerous but great job, over the years. >> one guy flying over the fence. >> on a trampoline practically. >> that is dangerous work. they love their work. they have been doing a great job for years. >> word not all of the money in the world has new meaning in the world. >> i know that is right. >>> forgetting parliamentary procedure in macedonia. >> there was an old fashion fight on the floor of the parliament yesterday. budget debate triggered a fist fight between lawmakers. this is from rival albanian political parties. one law maker was treated for an eye injuries. both started the other for starting the fight. macedonia had a been. clearing brawl in the

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>>> i don't know if this is a good idea or not, i heard about a new iphone app that gives advice to peopleu advice during difficult times, that's probable low why you're getting a divorce. siri, why is kaitlyn crying? you don't love her anymore. >> what does siri -- why is kaitlyn crying? >> checking. my research turned this up. >> oh, yeah. kaitlyn is crying at titanic, the movie, on youtube. >> interesting. >> that will solve your marital problems. >> by the way, a few minutes ago we went down to marietta, georgia, our reporter down there told us about the preparations as that ebola victim, the woman patient with it is being transported from africa to emory medical center. he said she should be arriving there in a couple of hours provided they don't stop for gas. we just got the update. the plane right now is refueling in the state of maine. once they refuel, they will proceed to marietta and then transport her to emory. so that's the latest regarding the woman with ebola who is headed to the united states. she's actually right now here. >>> and other stories making headlines, heather na

you can stay up to date with the traffic backup and down load app for iphone and android devices by going to cbs philly.com/your drive. erika and natasha, back over to you. >>> well, the word is robin williams will be honored at the m.a. wards. >> billy crystal will deliver the tribute for him. williams and crystal were good friend and they co starred in the movie fathers day. a tribute will take place during the in memorial portion of the show. the 66th annual prime time emmy awards airs this coming monday night. >>> beyonce and jay-z don't have to be on the run anymore. a new report released by u.s. treasury department states the that the power couple did not violate any sanctions laws during their visit to cuba last year. their trip sparked discussion that the two might have engaged into your wrist activities that are illegal under u.s. embargo against cuba under current law and regulation travel to the island nation is only permitted under license. >>> how would you like to race around the world for a chance to win a million-dollar? there is a casting call for the amazing race tomorro

. ♪ mattress discounters >>> don't forget, get the app on your iphone, ipad or android device.en watch videos any time anywhere you are. >>> right off the bat here, i'm just going to pause it, freeze frame because we've got a girl fight. five girls involved in this in the mckees rocks area of pittsburgh. who knows what this is about? is it important? probably not. >> maybe somebody told that girl her shirt doesn't fit. >> let me hit play, gail. you were worried about that girl's shirt. and look who comes to break this fight up or get involved. a completely naked woman. >> i stand corrected. at least she had a shirt on. >> oh! >> oh! >> there are children around, too. laugh all you want, but here's the thing. this woman stabbed two of these girls. >> where was she keeping the knife? >> in her hand. one girl was stabbed seven times in the face and in the back. nonlife-threatening injuries. of course, police looking for this woman. she's on the run. they can't find her, but they know who she is. 41-year-old lakeesh collins. they know what part of the city she's from, what part of

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the free app available for iphone right now, no word on when an android version will come. >>> a bigger ipad could be in the works. reports say apple will launch a new version of the tablet next year with a 12.9 inch screen. the move comes as apple is struggling with ipad sales amid competition from larger smartphones. and as people replace their older devices a little less frequently. >>> american airlines has stopped posting fares on orbitz.com and plans to pull fares from us airways next week. american is in a dispute over the fees that those travel sites charge to post and sell fares. reservations already made through orbitz are just fine. those will be honored, but any changes need to be made directly through american or us airways. american tangled with orbitz in 2010 over the airline's effort to gain more control over the sale of extras, such as meals and wi-fi access. >>> well, the day is getting off to a beautiful start. let's get a check to our forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> yeah, it's going to be one of those days, janelle and scott, where you'll get the best

download the app for the iphone and android devices by going to the cbsphilly.com/your drive. natasha, back over to you. >> doctor in south carolina has invent add machine that could help fight the spread of ebola. check it out. this is the true d robot. 5 feet tall, has uvc light that's strong enough to breakdown dna from organisms like viruses. the doctor has sent two of the robots to liberia. he's planning to head there later this week to help train people on how to use them. >>> and that viral ice bucket challenge that is all over your facebook feed these days led to record donations for the als association. the charity has received more than 15 and a half million dollars or so in donations over the last three weeks from people who took videos of themselves being doused with cold water. that's compared to just under $2 million of donated during that same time last year. also known as lou gehrig's disease, als degenerative neurological disease. >> great to see people donating. right now 5:47. a lot of folks getting ready to head out the door and hit the gym this morning. bu

the free app available for the iphone now. no word on when a version for android will be coming. cool feature there. >>> apple ipad is getting bigger. for that and the rest of the news right before the bell, seema mody live at cnbc's world headquarters. good morning. >>> good morning. futures now higher after stocks rose on tuesday following economic data showing a big jump in orders for durable goods. s&p 500 index, broadest measure of the market, closing above the 2000 mark for the first time ever and set a record for the 30th time this year. it took more than 16 years for the s&p to go from 1000 to 2000. for the dow it rose 29 points. nasdaq adding 13, 24570. >>> american air lines stopped posting fares on orbits.com and will pull fares next week. american is in a dispute. reservations made through or bits will be honored but changes must be districtly through american and us airways. american tangled with orbitz in 2010. >>> tech front, bigger ipad could be in the works. apple will launch a new version of the tablet with 12.9 inch screen, the move comes as apple struggling wi

app. it's free available for the iphone right now. this is how it works. once to start recording and tap again to stop. and you pick the playback speed and upload to instagram. no word yet when an android version will come. >>> i'm on twitter, i'm op facebook. i'm not on instagram. >> i'm not. >> you got to get it. >> but i'm glad you're explaining it. >> thank you. it's not that i can't do it. butty explain it. >> now we know it is. i was wondering tonight. tomorrow morning a lot less in the way of fog. a beautiful start there in san francisco. and 60. mainly clear in the east bay. and check it out. by the afternoon, we are looking at hotter temperatures coming our way. 91 in the tri-valley. 86 across the south bay. great weather to do some hyper relaxing. >> bye-bye. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jim carrey & jeff daniels. taylor schilling. musical guest, ed sheeran.

. >> this intern is showing me the app on her iphone. >> does this seem creepy to you?never use it or check my friends to see where they are. it's creepy and i don't care. iet isn't stalking. everyone knows what is going on and agreed to it. there are apps following you around that you may have never thought about. >> there are apps keeping track of the location. there is a book about online security. she's a senior officer and a cyber branch chief. >> people need to read terms of service. they need to just quickly look at the permission settings of the april politics they use. >> with that, she warns there is no absolute privacy online. >> these are not anonymous. someone is going to know something. there is aums going to be a digital bread crumb left behind. you can really start to control image that you want for people to see. >> so, check your phone to see which apps are following you around. ask do they need to do that? if not, turn them off. one last spot, turning it off gives you more talk and text time. >> and to reach michael or see his reports look for the sec

. >> this intern is showing me the app on her iphone. >> does this seem creepy to you?> i never use it or check my friends to see where they are. it's creepy and i don't care. iet isn't stalking. everyone knows what is going on and agreed to it. there are apps following you around that you may have never thought about. >> there are apps of the location. there is a book about online security. she's a senior officer and a cyber branch chief. >> people need to read terms of service. they need to just quickly look at the permission settings of the april politics they use. >> with that, she warns there is no absolute privacy online. >> these are not anonymous. someone is going to know something. there is aums going to be a digital bread crumb left behind. you can really start to control image that you want for people to see. >> so, check your phone to see which apps are following you around. ask do they need to do that? if not, turn them off. one last spot, turning it off gives you more talk and text time. >> and to reach michael or see his reports look for the sections tab.

the exiteven s to date with the traffic backups, we have an app titled your drive and down load app for iphonedroid devices by going to cbs philly.com/your drive. ukee and natasha, back over to you. >>> well, three on your side is recommending that you change your pass words after what could be the bigges theft of digital credentialness history. russian criminals have stolen 1.2 billion internet user names and pass words according to security firm holt security. no major e-mail providers re affected but probably wise just to give e-mail advertising, miracle diet pills a second look. >>> donald trump is taking a suing to have his name removed from the trump plaza and trumble taj mahal. they say they failed to maintain the property. trump plaza is set to close next movement trump gave up his role in the company that runs the casino, five years ago but he does still have, a 10 percent stake. >>> history is being made in the nba, san antonio spurs announced hiring of becky ham on, the league's first full-time paid female assistant coach. co im has more details on this bold deis situation. >> i'm a

watch app is available for iphone and android smartphones. >> earthquake preparedness is on everyone's being prepared means that you might consider buying a generator. >> i have, and this is going to be good information. >> 7 on your side's michael finney is partnering exclusively with "consumer reports" for some tips. >> do you have a generator? >> no, i didn't know which one to get. >> we all think about it and here's good information. having a portable generator is a very good idea. "consumer reports" just tested more than 40, and you can tell which generators offer the best performance so you have the power when you need it. >> this woman purchased her first generator after losing power for about a week three times in a row. >> it was so cold. the house was down to 50 degrees. i had no water, no electricity and no heat and no way to cook, and i said we're getting a generator. >> krrts tests portable generators and says you want one with about 5,000 to 7,000 watts of power. >> that would give you enough to power your essentials, a refrigerator, well or sump pump, computer, microwave

. >> our intern is showing me the app on her iphone. >> does it seem creepy to you?never use it or check my friends to see where they are, and it's creepy and i don't care. >> it's not stalking because everyone knows what is going on and has agreed to it. butter there's apps following you around that you may have never thought about. >> all of these applications have access to my location services. >> tyler cohnwood is showing me her smartphone and all apps keeping track of her using geo-location. tyler is the author of catching the catfishers book about online security. she is a senior officer and a cyber branch chief for the defense intelligence agency. >> people need to read the terms of service of the applications they are using. they need to look at the permission settings of the applications they use. >> with that, she warns there's no absolute privacy online. >> even these anonymous applications, they are not anonymous. someone is going to know something and there's always going to be a digital bread crumb left behind. the good news is, if you know that and yo

app to message facebook friends. fact, it's only required when you're using iphone, not when you're messaging from your laptop. the myth, the mobile messenger app is new. fact it's not. facebook is just now requiring its mobile use. the myth? facebook terms of service are more invasive of your privacy for the mobile app. fact, it's the same terms of service for the main facebook app. on our www.wusa9.com facebook page people were sounding off tonight about the new app and a majority of commenters said they would not use the app which gets a poor rating from its current users. nonetheless all this buzz tech experts say is generally a positive for facebook. >> everyone complains about facebook, but at the end of the day if you're the one we're talking about it, it's free pr for them. two, you have a choice. if you don't agree with their policies, don't use it. >> reporter: facebook messenger app has been around since 2011 in. april users in europe were required to download that app. it's just getting around to the rest of facebook users. jim austin, wusa9. >> i've got too many apps to worry about now. >> i hear a

/7 stay up to date with the traffic backups and a new app titled your drive and down load the app for iphoneandroid devices by going to cbs philly.com/your drive, erika and natasha, back to you. >>> on to healthwatch this morning, exercise may benefit children not only physically but mentally as well. new research shows that children who are in better shape have more healthy by the math inner their brains then children whether or not fit. white matter is linked to memory and attention skills which are critical in development. >>> we're also continuing to follow breaking news this morning. both of the american ebola patients will be released from the hospital , later today, the hospital in atlanta family physician doctor jennifer cuddle is here doctor jen, thinks a huge development. i was surprised so soon. >> it is really quite amazing and wonderful. it is fantastic to see these two people are doing so well they can be released from the hospital. i'm with everybody else. a watching with baited breath. i'm excited, and looking forward and curious about what the press conference will say and a

you can download the app for the android and iphone devices going going to cbsphilly.com/your drive.breaking news leaves this look on cbs-3. philadelphia police officers respond to a break-in on wakling street in northwood, came face-to-face with suspect mo who allegedly pointed gun at them. officers shot and killed that suspect but another managed to escape. >> also, philadelphia mayor, michael nutter, says philadelphia schools will not open on time unless they get financial help. but, he says, lawmakers left harrisburg without vote to go fund the district with a cigarette tax. district superintendent, william hite, joins us live in our studio coming up in the next hour to discuss. >> the cease-fire between israel and hamas in gaza lasted less than two hours. officials say israeli tank fire killed four people and injured 15. the war has gone on for more than three weeks now. >>> speaking of that war in gaza, really dominate ago lot of people's facebook feeds out there. >> people on both sides have strong opinions about who is responsible for the violence. stacey co-hand joins us fro

the dish anywhere app on a tablet or iphone, members can stay connected with their local communities by watching their own television but on the go all through the power of the internet. >> host: so if somebody had an ipad or and dish, a dish unis description, they could watch a local colorado channel anywhere in the united states? >> guest: that's correct. and that's very important for staying connected with constituents, different issues. >> host: in five years what are we going to be seeing when it comes to television and what we call satellite companies, cable companies, etc. >> guest: i think it's going to be even more responsive to what the consumer wants. they want to watch tv when they want, where they want. they want to have the choice, perhaps, to skip commercials, the choice of what they want to watch at their veeps, so i think we're going to see more solutions evolving to those consumer desires. >> host: jenna mcmullen is with dish. this is "the communicators" on the hill. >> c-span2, providing live coverage of the u.s. senate floor proceedings and key public policy event

app for rtm. get it on your iphone, ipad are or video device.n watch videos anywhere you are. >>> one of the coolest things that could possibly happen to you if you are an eighth grader and you are at the concert of one of your favorite bands. getting pulled up on stage. let's join the paramore concert in oklahoma city. that's the lead singer for paramore, haley williams. the adorable fan who is on stage, 13-year-old peyton mott. she's an eighth grader from kansas city, missouri. >> tonight right now the next three minutes this is peyton's show. >> not only is she going to stand on stage. she's going to perform. >> peyton. >> she really handed it over to her. >> where he, and peyton takes the mike like a super star. >> this is the paramore hit song "medici "misery." >> one, two, three, four. ♪ >> she is dancing around the stage. she's head banging along with haley. >> look at her. >> arm in the air. >> she didn't hesitate. didn't miss a beat at all. paramore does this at every single one of their concerts, but i don't think they always get a per

skeptical about app economy, 772,000 jobs have been created because of the app economy because of last year, since the iphonecreated. a lot of different sides to this app story. gerri: a app-i story i guess. what about the trend? >> talking about jobs on the line, deloitte find that spending soon may hit a ceiling, 90 out of 10 do not spend any money on apps or related smartphone content, and deloitte tells sky news, apps are part of radaofa -- darwinian process no, people feel less inclined to look for new apps, after king digital reported that spending in its own candy crush saga dropped faster than expected, and other apps are not making up for that difference, revenue dropped 8% for king digital, their shares are down 28% since that march ipo. gerri: thank you, jo . >> from one tech story to another, retail giant a amazon releaseds if first ever smartphone, the amazon fire, how does it stack up? senior electronics editor for "consumer reports." ithank you for joining us. let's talk about that amazon fire phone, what is it 300 bucks? >> or, it is an exclusive at&t, but you can also buy it overtime for the

assume i stay on the new larger iphone harks all the same apps. i don't know if this is a verticing. jon pointed out, said to me, maybe replaces your laptop. i don't think we know the outcome yet. i don't like it now, a shareholder in apple and want to see what they'll do with it because it's a big part of think business. >>> finally this morning, might have heard by now, millions mourning the death of robin williams age 63. known for his work in tv shows like "mork & mindy" movies like "goodwill hunting" and others found dead yesterday in her bay area home. the medical examine sir in the process of conducting an opt topsy and a news conference later tonight at 11:00 a.m. a pacific time. discussion about what he's brought to the arts in general. whether it's the shakespearean juilliard, robin williams or crazy stand-up comic he started as. >> always made you laugh. the "today" show had a touch be montage of him showing up for interviews, jumping on couches, but also behind the scenes introducing himself to every single person on the crew there. he