it is on apple's list of official partners. take a listen to what he had to say. ses an interesting of strategic misalignment at a macro level between paypal and apple. at wa -- a while system designed to thel 1990's. -- you should not need another while at -- while it's wallet. the transaction is done. >> how do you respond to that? >> i don't know if patrick uses itunes. one of the things that many people don't appreciate is that while paypal functions across the ecosystem and its unique and is the only fire at scale that functions from this consumer to merchants inheriting a between, along with being the world's widely usedwallet, paypal is also a claimant does a payment form. ituneston you push maybe but paypal is very common with the number of transactions. we can say we accept other payments. seamlesse will make it to accept a number of wallets and payments and we think there will be proliferation. >> including apple pay. >> exactly right. >> however, apple is encouraging people to use the official partners, right? does that mean it's risky to develop more ap

it is on apple's list of official partners. take a listen to what he had to say. >> it raises an interesting sort of strategic misalignment at a macro level between paypal and apple. paypal is a while at wal -- system designed to the 1990's. let -- you should not need another while at -- while it's wallet. the fundamental idea behind apple pay is that you should not need another wallace. you should not need to go somewhere else. you should just authenticate with your fingerprint and the transaction is done. >> how do you respond to that? >> i don't know if patrick uses itunes. one of the things that many people don't appreciate is that while paypal functions across the ecosystem and its unique and is the only fire at scale that functions from this consumer to merchants inheriting a between, along with being the world's w widely usedallet, paypal is also a claimant does a payment form. the button you push maybe itunes but paypal is very common with the number of transactions. we can say we accept other payments. we support anothe

. >> he says he is looking forward to selling the apple watch. officials at apple have not revealed when it will be available in japan. >>> bigger screens are all the rage at the europe's largest appliances fair. officials from all over the world have gathered to display their newest products. >> reporter: electronics makers say korea and other emerging markets are grabbing the spot light here. china is showcasing a pilot. >> samsung also unveiled the new large screen smart phone. and now mobile devices can be linked to a head set so that users can enjoy the world of virtual reality. here at this home appliance store in berlin devices made by samsung are put on display. china's huwei smart phones are also popular. >> translator: i like samsung because of its high quality. >> translator: designs by japan's sony are a bit dull. >> reporter: the global smart phone market is led by two giants, samsung and apple. the chinese are quickly catching up but japanese makers are not among the top five. now sony is trying to change that. this is a smart phone that sony

bono made the news official during apple's announcement of the new iphone and apple watch on tuesday. everyone with an itunes account will have ak stoes that album. that equates to half a billion people worldwide. >>> meanwhile, microsoft is in talks to buy the maker of "mind craft" for more than $2 billion. a deal would add to microsoft's xbox business which is lagging behind sony's play station 4. walmart is out in its annual chosen by kids hot toys list ahead of the holiday shopping season. the big winners, arts and crafts, electronics and classic cars. walmart says it won't waiver on offering the lowest price. richard, back to you. >>> just ahead t popular and very married nfl owner in trouble with a stripper. first, crime is exhausting. florida cops saying a burglar took a nap while on the job. lying next to him, look at that, his stash of stolen jewelry. the guy was eventually busted by a cleaning lady. we'll be right back. >>> this morning on "today" nfl wives share their thoughts on the ray rice controversy and violence in the league. that's ahead only on "today." >>> now to t

after months of speculation, apple officially unveiled its latest products last week. we expected a new phone and a wearble device. but some say it wouldn't be apple without one surprise. >> these are the new i-phones. >> tim cook not only unveiling 4.7-inchphone 6 with a display and also a brand new apple watch. >> because you wear it, we invented new entity ways to connect and communicate directly from your wrist. and it's also a comprehensive health and fitness device. >> the apple watch works in swinge the iphone. apple also demonstrated its just apple pay system. >> $23.78. >> that's it! >> apple pay stores all your credit card information and apple promises it's encrypted. it was 30 years ago on this very stage steve jobs unveiled the first macintosh computer. now cook is at that time helm trying to keep apple ahead of market.ly competitive >> the foundation that he left, you can see in all the things we're doing today. >> and in an effort to reach the masses, apple is also releasing u 2's new album early, giving itunes listeners a month-long prove before it goes

you are on apple's official list of partners. >> we are very excited to be there. >> what is stripe's apple pay? >> with apple pay, you need to work with a payment platform. something that ables you to darcy credit card. tonpe is doing this with a of these successful apps being developed. -- we have worked together to figure out how to make it really easy for developers to take advantage of that. we will be working with these developers over the coming weeks , ensuring their apps are ready to take advantage of it. >> are you handling all of the transaction or part of the transaction? is this bypassing some of the deals with credit cards and banks? like instant car -- it's a long list and we will be handling all of their apple paid transactions. >> what do you think the chances are apple can replace the physical wallet? in some ways, the stripe opportunity is obvious will stop it took so long for it to happen? because it requires assembling so many different components will stop eat have the technology, the relationship with banks and financial partners. it's the same dynamic at lay in

joining me is the stripe ceo and cofounder and you are on the apple official list of partners? s right and we are excited to be there. >> what exactly is the role of stripe and apple pay? >> if you are building an app of any type, you need to work with the human platform. there's something that enables you to charge the credit card. stripe is already doing this today for a time of the fastest-growing and most successful new apps being developed. apple approached us with a new product they are developing. we worked together over the past couple of months to figure out how to make it easy for developers. will work with these developers over the coming weeks and ensuring that their apps are ready to take advantage of apple pay. >> are you handling all of the transactions or part of the transactions and is a bypassing the deals they have struck with credit card companies and banks? it's built on stripe. theirl be handling all of apple transactions for stripe. >> can apple really replace the physical wallet? i think it's interesting with stripe. stripe is kind of obvious that it took

. >> apple officially unveiled its latest products today. folks out there got a little bit excited. that is a bit of an understatement. outside ofeady lines apple stores around the country. >> always go online. a wearable device. >> these are the new iphones. >> the apple iphone is going big. ceo tim cook not only unveiling the new iphone 6 with a 4.7 inch display and the 6 plus at 5.5 inches, but also a brand-new apple watch. >> because you where it, we invented new ways to connect and communicate directly from your wrist. comprehensive health and fitness device. >> the apple watch works in sync with the iphone. apple also demonstrated its new apple pay system. >> that is it? [laughter] pay stores all your credit card information and apple promises it is encrypted. 30 years ago on this very stage, steve jobs unveiled the first macintosh computer. cook is now at the helm trying to keep apple ahead of the highly competitive industry. he spoke exclusively with david muir. foundation that he left, you can see in all the things we are doing today. reach thean effort to masses, apple is a

but apple officials are hoping the new iphones will help put the company in the top spot. nhk world, tokyo. >>> all right. that is going to do it for biz this hour. let's get a check of the markets. >>> u.s. president barack obama is gearing up readiness for the threat of islamic straight extremists. and he's praising american lawmakers for supporting his plan to train and arm the opposition in syria. >> the strong bipartisan support in congress for this new training effort shows the world that americans are united in confronting the threat from isil. >> the senate approved a spending bill that includes funding to provide weapons to moderate syrian forces. the house of representatives approved the legislation on wednesday. the president also welcomed france's decision to participate in u.s. airstrikes against islamic state militants in iraq. he said he's pleased that french and american servicemen will work together on behalf of the two nations' shared security and values. obama's comments come as a new video has been released by the islamic state. it shows a man identifie

so amon, what exactly did apple did that law enforcement officials and intelligence agencies are so frustrated? >> well, the big change here is that apple will no longer keep your password on happened, so the encryption on the system will be impossible to break into even if it wants to. that means if law enforcement goes to apple or the intelligence agency goes to apple with request for watching a specific target, apple can't honor that request. that is the thing that makes them very nervous about the u.s. tech companies sort of moving away and cooperating less frequently with the government. in fact, we had the director of national intelligence, james clapper here today speaking before a crowd. he said that this represents one of the big threats to the u.s. intelligence community. take a listen. >> the strategic environment also includes the recent factors that affect intelligence capabilities. what i have referred to on the hill as the perfect storm. that is dogging and degrading our capabilities. the leak of nasa and isc documents and loss of collection as a result. the resulting damage rel

. >>> apple's new i phones officially go on sale. how are apple fans prepling for the frenzy. we'll show you the ticks. >>> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. microclimate head for today. 101 across parts of the south bay. san francisco, even 82. coming up, we'll talk about the fog that's developing right now. and how that could cool testimonies a little for tomorrow. >>> we are taking our newscast on the road. jeff, jessica and i will be live at our nbc studio at levi stadium. the 49ers home opener sunday night. but our coverage begins tomorrow morning, "today in the bay," at 4:30 a.m. and we'll be with you for our evening newscast from levi's stadium. >>> new at 11:00, it's a scam straight out of a movie. marin teachers stumble on to a plot to steal $200,000. according to "the chronicle," police are investigating 23 people that enrolled online at the college of marin. each is suspected of posing as a student. two teachers noticed the students who were participating in online discussions. each withdrew from class once they received their pell grant, which are n

paypal will be supporting the device, however, it is not on apple's list of official partners. this spell problems for paypal's future? cory and i spoke with bill ready, the c.e.o. of braintree, also a paypal executive and asked why it was not an apple's list of partners. >> you look at the list of partners that are not there. i think, you know, it is an interesting product. if you look at n.f.c., though, it has been around for a decade and it hasn't really gotten traction. there are a lot of unanswered questions on security, who'll be responsible for fraudulent transactions? is the merchant responsible for those? until those questions get answered, i think a lot of the merchants will be looking at it. for merchants that want to use us, we will support those transactions. we said we'll support these transactions because they are an open platform but until the questions about security, who holds the responsibility for fraud, i think you'll see the players in the ecosystem -- waiting on wal-mart and best buy and others. >> does the biometric identification, does the security inhe

did that law enforcement officials and intelligence agencies are so frustrated? >> well, the big change here is that apple will no longer keep your password on happened, so the encryption on the system will be impossible to break into even if it wants to. that means if law enforcement goes to apple or the intelligence agency goes to apple with request for watching a specific target, apple can't honor that request. that is the thing that makes them very nervous about the u.s. tech companies sort of moving away and cooperating less

apple's official response with this is, quote, with normal use, a bend in an iphone is extremely rared through our first six days of sale, a total of nine customers have contacted apple with a bent iphone 6-plus. in short, again, we're talking 70, 90, 130 pounds of pressure is what it's going to take. not that it's flimsy. you have really got to apply a lot of pressure in order to see some type of dent. and on news4 at 5:00, you shop around for everything else, right? why not your car loan. i'm going to show how to get the best deal. if you've got a story idea, you can echt mail us, consumerwatch@nbcwashim 202-885-4884. >> talking cars at 5:00. we'll see you then. thanks, erika. >>> a doctor exposed to the deadly virus is treated right here in our own backyard. up next, our own doreen gentzler joins us to talk ebola in maryland. >> reporter: from scheduling after-school activities to getting help in the classroom, there are online and mobile there are online and mobile tools to keep in therin fairfax countymobile tools to we had to cut a lot of waste. we consolidated offices. started

while no official comment on bendgate. at apple there are still some things that don't bend under pressure. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> and still ahead for us this evening, television veteran joan lunden. a powerful cover we woke up to this morning. tonight her conversation with hoda kotb. >>> and later a remarkable story of a homecoming queen that has inspired so many into action. >>> we are back with easily the most powerful image of the day in popular media. joan lunden fighting breast cancer and making the decision to appear without a wig on the cover of "people." tonight we hear from joan lunden in an interview with nbc's hoda kotb about her diagnosis and her decision to wage a very public battle. >> reporter: in a brave image on the cover of "people" magazine our friend joan lunden gives us a glimpse into the fight of her life. joan, a mother of seven, the youngest twin 9 years old, hosted "good morning america" for 17 years, traveled the world and shared her life with millions of viewers. and when she was diagnos

. >> no official comment from apple. itunes itself does have a place to disable automatic downloads inot a u2 fan. apple's shares responding well to the new releases, gaining 3 1/2% today. >>> nevada state lawmakers are meeting late this evening on a huge tax break that plans to lure tesla into the state. it would provide more than $1 billion in incentives. but some opponents are saying not so fast. they think tesla is getting a sweetheart deal that undercuts deals with other companies. the new tesla plan is expected to generate more than 5,000 jobs. >>> coming up, more places to place a bet. the debate happening right now to expand gambling in the south bay. >>> get ready for an annual bay area tradition. san francisco mayor ed lee announced today the return of fleet week. this time the bay area pays tribute to our men and women in uniform. it's also a time to watch and tour navy ships on the san francisco bay. and of course the return of the blue angels. this year, san francisco is using fleet week as a reminder about disaster preparedness. fleet week runs from october 9 to the 13. >

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apple says it's received no selective treatment from irish officials over the years, and apple says it's subject to the same tax laws as the countless other companies who do business in ireland. we're going to have more on "gmt" coming up in over an hour's time. >>> and breaking the rules again. a u.s. judge has ruled that argentina is in contempt of court for refusing to rebay an order to repay the debt it owes to two u.s. hedge funds. this adds another twist to argentina and the fund that bought it at a discounted rate. the creditors, well, they continue to argue that the country must repay its outstanding debt in full. so that continues. here's a fascinating one. forget indoor swimming pools. forget your cinema room or basement cocktail rooms. who has a basement cocktail room? nowadays, there's a new must-have feature for the london mansions of the international super rich. look at that. yep, it's a panic room. these are armor-plated rooms you can retreat to if you have dangerous intruders or somebody you don't like in the house. they can cost anywhere between $7,000 and $7 million to

one ominous example, here's the quote, tomorrow apple will officially killed the credit card.nd quote. that with all these new mobile the credit card is on the road to stings. >> every day this week i'm going to focus on a separate at spect which often goes unnoticed. i think there's terrific long-term opportunities and these stocks are coming down form why in whenr first, these payment systems are actually participated in apple pay. you may not have to fully carry because your data is stored in your phone. advice a and mastercard are intimately involved in the system. you should not think bad things about ma and v. they're a lot more about the pieces of plastic in your wallet. the heart and soul of their business is the fact they have global payment networks. right now 46 million 34679s around the world september vehiclea card. every time one of them using -- these companies take a tiny piece of the transaction, plus with cheap devices, and even app.s that it turn dr each of these companies is expanding dramatically. consumers around the world as a replacement for cash and ch

apple says it's received no selective treatment from irish officials over the years. it's subject to the same tax laws as the countless other companies who do business in ireland. let's get more. let's go straight over to our economics correspondent andrew walker, who joins me. great to have you with us as always. break this down a little further. in some reports, i've been hearing this goes back to steve jobs who did a deal with ireland many, many years ago. >> back in the early 1990s, subsequent deals done more recently, 2007. deals which the european commission says in its preliminary review do amount to a state aid because they gave what the commission regards as a selective and favorable tax treatment to apple over the money that it was making in ireland. the commission also takes the view that it can't see any reason for supposing that this deal was "compatible" with the european internal market. if that is the case, it would amount to an illegal state aid. it's not a definitive view, though. the investigation continues. >> correct me if i'm wrong. it's being wa

now, as usual, apple is saying nothing officially abo will be unveiling today. of rumors. >> reporter: inside apple's silicon valley headquarters a team is on the verge of unveiling apple's next big thing. the first iwatch. it wouldn't be the first of its kind. >> if anything, apple is. waiting to see what is more mature. >> reporter: it's a breakthrough in wearable technology. a design that put it a fingertips away will be doing the same thing with the watch. >> it probably will sensors it probably a bio rhythm. in theory you'll be able to put your wrist up against that system and it will make the payment for you automatically. >> reporter: but the more the smartphone knows about you the more attracter to hacker. >> that's where the criminal activity is go focused. >> reporter: that's where the money is? >> yeah. >> caller: apple ceo tim cook is under enhanced security measures following the release of nude photos of jennifer lawrence possibly from apple's icloud. >> false everywhere. the public is not providing or educationing users. it's users not realizing wh

official. >> rumors were true. appleshowing off their new gadgets, the new iphone six, and a watch, fit for james bond. the gadget that will make you feel like you're living in the future. >> or you're being tracked on a daily basis. >> or just a big geek if you wear one. se

for retailers and new branch weres that will be built on smaller footprints is benefit official ever. >> my new apple iphone will have it? download it? >> we have vendor independent. we can do it with apple, qr codes. you can be ffl. >> where are the banks? their balance sheets are better, are they toured spend the money on technology that will make it so we want to use our phone? >> the banks have to solve a tricky equation, which is how do i preserve proximity while taking down costs, the only way to do that is through machines, it's a branch transformation. that's where we come in an help them in their quest to a new business model. >> this is a consulting side of the business. you don't bring you in for the hardware. you can be a company that reinvents their space for them. is it turn key or do you advise them? in there 57% of our revenue is services and software. we do the whole value chain, design, build, operate. we consult them we manage it for them. we run the largest in branch network in the nation. we have '0222,000 atms under management alone. >> the most candid slide outward conclubs, cr

of course, not to be outdone, apple did officially, finally, release that iphone 6 to huge response acrossld. fox business' jo ling kent, she's been tracking this alibaba debut minute to minute to minute, and she spoke with the e-commerce giant ceo jack ma early this morning about the company's debut and his thoughts on american companies. here's what he had to say. >> well, i think a lot of american companies, i admire. they change history, they reshape the world. >> which one? >> microsoft, ge, ibm and google, i think -- even facebook and amazon, ebay. there's so many innovations. charles: all right, here's a guy who said he was motivated, inspired by what's the movie -- >> forest gump. charles: forest gump. he named his company after a mythical fairy tale, but he duds want to take -- does want to take down walmart. what's your impression of jack ma? >> you know, i like the fact that he has aspirations that are very high. is he going to take down walmart? no. 88% of americans don't know what alibaba is, so it's going to be tough to come into this country and take over the largest employe

official. >> rumors were true. apple showing off their new gadgets, the new iphone six, and a watch, fit for james bond. the gadget that will make you feel like you're living in the future. >> or you're being tracked on a daily basis. >> or just a big geek if you wear one. see how that plays out. >> good day, it is wednesday, september 10th, 2014. >> indeed, very good to have you with us, 60:00; time for weather on the one's with sue disbelief breaking news. >> what? >> i have changed the number of the day. >> hey, what is it. >> i re considered it. >> up or down? >> up. >> nice. >> things looking up. >> are we a nine now? >> that's right. bowl and daring move. but i made t i just swallowed hard and took the plunge. whatever. sunshine returns, today, seasonable temperatures, supposed to be around 806789 we will be around 8o yes, some clouds this morning, but i think we'll turn out nine for you today. nice start at the bus stopment expect temperatures for the kids in the 60s, this morning bus stop buddy has the phillies c

apple news for you. first the eu officially ruling the tax deals in ireland for apple were illegal.gs decided but it could mean billions of dollars in minus. china has approved the iphone 6 for sale across the country. that might be helping shares a bit this morning. october 17th i believe is the launch date. and john fort was writing earlier on this morning how they might take bite out of the emerging gray market over there. all the iphones smuggled into the country since it went live here. >> with record numbers ex china and now adding china in, that is going to be a stunning sale for apple. >>> finally we want to talk again about the ebay and paypal split. we asked jeff jordan a president of ebay north america convinced had board to buy e bay just in july whether they should split and here what s he he said. >> i believe they should remain linked. the synergies are unbelievable. and you can try to maintain those in a commercial deal but given how fast technology is changing i think that is impossible. if you had done it five years you wouldn't have contemplated mobile. and. >> he

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officials say it's normal for bears in search of food and water to move closer to homes. >> she is a drought bear coming down this time of year look for apples. not really causing any problems. just being a bear. >> wildlife officials put a tracking device on the bear. dozens of homes were evacuated at one point. investigators determine that fire was started by a target shooter. no charges were filed. >>> it's also been two weeks since a major earthquake caused damage in the north bay. the new service that is opening today. >> safe and sound after a frantic search. a six-year-old boy is back with his family. the surprising place where he was discovered. >> right now we are look at san francisco. northbound 101 approaching the 80 split. the traffic looks good. >>> plenty of low clouds in place. and also thundershower activity. today looks to be the coolest day of the week. >>> we are life in san francisco where a critical shortage of ambulances happened in the city for the second time within a weeks span. we'll let you know what we found out. >> a growing wild fire forced hikers out of yosemite. >> plus a missing autistic boy found safe at a

apple pay. mastercard and visa are official partners. it has chip and pin technology. es the technology work together? i am joined by cory johnson and ellen ritchie. how does apple pay work? >> the way it works is, you provision your card by taking a photo, in the background, visa, working with your bank, verifies it is you. when you have done that step, it all happens in the background. you can simply wave a phone after pressing your fingerprint reader and it will make the payment. >> there is risk perspective. we have seen credit card breaches at target and home depot. had they been more mainstream, would that have happened? >> no one thing can solve the problem. we have very enterprising criminals attacking the financial system every day. apple pay and similar technologies that you can get soon will be a big part of the solution, along with the new cards that you mentioned. specifically about these technologies, does visa have more cards using the chip technology than using different wallet formats? apple pay or whatever. >> most of our payments in the u.s. take plac

apple is working with law enforcement officials to identify the hackers. dollar general raised its bid to $9.1 billion in a threat to take it to investors. the offer put tension on the bid which is seen as more friendly to antitrust regulators. concorde technologies is exploring software companies including sap. >> manufacturing expanded at the fastest pace in three years. orders grew by the most in a decade. joining me from washington and scott paul in new york is brian coleman. the chief executive of the greenpoint design center. what can you tell me about your experience? >> our buildings have been 100% occupied by small manufacturers. we are seeing a building that is not finished being renovated. that will not come online until the end of the first quarter. we have two thirds at least. >> comment on the topic of manufacturing in the u.s. fran is talking about one line and you represent all out more. give us an idea of those that you represent right now. >> i would say the jury is still out on the long-term strength of manufacturing but we are seeing so

workers have drained the wart but officials do not know whether the rods are damaged. >> apple is biting back against critics after reports of the iphone bending. the company allowed some media into the labs where they tested the new iphone for possible bending issues. this is a rare thing for apple to open up like this, video from the technical website and they released a statement with normal use, a bend in infops is extreme rare and the first six days of seattles a total of nine customers have contacted apple with a bent iphone 6 plus. >> meteorologist mike nicco draw is here for meteorologist mike nicco. >> it is a beautiful shot, gays, a lot of sunshine and we are not out of the woods yet. we will show you who has the best chance and the all important weekend forecast in a moment. >>> thats, and dozens of ferrari owners rally in the bay area and the good cause they are drying hundreds of miles to support. >> bodying weekend for actor george clooney in venice. >> covering cupertino, concord, wine country and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> take a look at this, a small cluste

apple. and fall officially begins tonight at 10:29 eastern. are predicted for much of the country. and you know what comes next. >> winter? >> winter. >> i love fall, so this is good timing. home depot just became the lat s est hacked. the breach took place between april and september and losses could amount to $3 billion.the april and september and losses could amount to $3 billion. cyber becauwarfare is be becomi big threat globally and can harm as much as a conventional military attack. and in a new documentary, it goes behind the scenes of the battleground. take a look. >> now computer hacking is rising to a whole other level. a new generation of cyber weapons aren't just for stealing your credit cards. >> my mouth was like wide open. oh, my god, oh, my god. >> but are designed for mass destruction. targeting factories, water supplies, power grids, and now they're on the loose. >> it premieres this wednesday at 9:00 p.m.. joining us is the director of digital media and also cyber security expert. good day to both of you. >> how are you. >>

the iphone 6 and the iphone 6 plus official here in cupertino as apple makes the unveil underwaunde underway're arguing on the 6 plus, the larger 5.5-inch phone just announced, 80 hours of audio, 14 hours of video, 12 hours of 3g browsing and 24 hours of 3g talk. right now, inside the flint center, ty, showing off gaming capabilities. also mentioning something called a barometer to measure elevation on your phone. >> so that is an enhancement there of battery power and battery life. a key metric there. the coverage of apple continues and jon forte at the gathering in las vegas and contributors max chafkin. welcome to both of you. jon, from what you have heard so far, what do you think? >> i think this is the good part now. the m-8 processor and this is going to allow you to measure not just how many steps you've taken but the elevation, between when you're walking and cycling and also now they're starting to get into the camera, enhancements that they have made there. focus pixels. something they're talking about that should make the camera quality better. they tend not to focus on mega pixe

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. >>> apple has made it official. the next gadget event will be september 9th.e's been plenty of speculation about a new iphone and ipad. and according to nbc's ian cole, the hype just keeps growing. >> reporter: the hype is humming through the streets of silicon valley. outside the apple store in palo alto, whispers of an iphone 6. >> i usually get one within the first few days when they come out. >> seems to me they'll introduce a major product. >> reporter: it's largely rumored the tech company will unveil its new iphone 6 on september 9th. consumers have a wish list. >> i don't want a bigger screen. i want to keep my phone in my pocket. >> reporter: some tech experts say apple could introduce an iphone up to an inch and a half larger to compete with android devices. >> you wonder is the screen going to be bigger. you hope. >> reporter: the couple had been holding out for a new iphone for five years, still using the 3 model. waiting for the perfect time. >> we're going to double up, 3 to a 6. >> reporter: others hoping a new smart watch phone device is unveil