sam grobart is a writer at bloomberg business. what is the new here?e big rumor surrounding wwdc is health book, which is isilar to past book, which already on ios 7. the idea is that this would tight together different devices and accessories that would be capturing data about your body, health, movement, and pull it together in an organized sense seat can quickly and easily see what you are up to. >> i understand that conceptually, but why do i care what my pulse is on a given moment or my blood pressure is as i walked on the street, etc.? >> this is about creating a new market. tot as when people used think, why do i need a camera in my phone, i am not a photographer, i am not taking pictures, all the sudden we all of aotographers -- sudden we became photographers. >> the same here. you become more health conscious. >> is apple the first to break open this market? set theook for apple to tone for the year at the developers conference. >> apple is staking a claim in the ground, planting a flag and saying, we see opportunities here. apple fans anded w

this is my favorite program. >> i am really worried about sam grobart's diet. awesome piece. if you have one of those fancy tvs, you have probably been watching the world cup. 25 million americans watched the added states world cup match against portugal, the fifth highest sporting event. will it turn into long-term ratings for espn? i'm joined by the former chief operating officer of the 49ers and is currently a partner. this tournament, i watched the world cup, this seems to be really capturing people more than in the past. >> especially in this country. the world cup is the ultimate party. there are more butterflies in soccer stomachs than ever before. whether we have a long-term growth, the u.s. get out of this group with a record number of people watching in this game against germany and they will build as we move through the world cup if we advance. >> one of my mentors for years was trying to get a big soccer magazine off the ground. it seemed like the numbers were there, guys of my generation, and yet it never really took. >> it has. i happened to be in

sam grobart takes a look at three of these companies.e certain technological breakthroughs have a way of making our lives seem more like science fiction than reality. think about the first time you've ever used a smart phone or see someone use microsoft xbox kinect. the future is happening right now. these giant leaps of already changed the way that we work and communicate. the next step is going to be how we take care of our bodies. we soon may be able to diagnose ourselves using tiny sensors and the computing power already in our hands. one company is using a handheld sensor you would hold to your forehead to get temperature, heart rate, blood oxygen level, and other data points. the sensor would then send all of that via bluetooth to your smart phone which could share the data with you or e-mail it to your doctor. another company has developed a mobile accessory that turns your phone's camera into a sort of ear scope. put it in your kids gear and send the video to your kids doctor and you may be able to get that ear infection diagnosi

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