emily: what makes xiaomi unique from samsung and apple? it is really interesting hybrid of things that you would see at apple, an absolute love for design and the culture of perfectionism. this is coming straight from our ceo. emily: is it a phone company, an electronic company, a software company? hugo: it is none of those. emily: is it an internet of things company? hugo: it is an internet company. that is the best way to describe xiaomi. we interact with our customers and users, or as we prefer to call them, our fans through the internet, through social media. we sell our products direct. we are the third largest e-commerce site in china. and the largest pure play by miles. we design products, taking a lot of input from the community. probably about 50% of all of the new features and services we end up building as part of our software came from the community. you can pinpoint it down to one user's idea. this is very unique. emily: you sell phones. high quality phones at cost. but you make most of the money by selling services, right? hug

. >> samsung and apple are ahead. it seems to be another one, whether they can really grab that market share back from the big giant, difficult to say. apple itself has not been sleeping on the job. last year's release of the iphone 6 boosted its sales 60%, pushing samsung out of the top smartphone spot worldwide. the iphone is only expected to see minor tweaks rather than groundbreaking new tech. two years-- rose 7% ago when they rolled out the iphone 5. the company still believes iphone 6 has leverage. genie: we will finish up in the u.k., where there has been an unexpected comeback of an 80 -- major media group. >> rebekah brooks is embroiled in the phone hacking scandal and has returned to revert murdock -- rupert murdoch's company. she will return to her former job overseeing the sun and times of london newspapers. genie: thank you so much for that look at the business news, and thank you for watching france 24. let's take a look at our weekly press review. set to take on the a look at what magazines have been say

and the college of san mateo. >>> the heavyweight battle continues. apple and samsung a federal appeals court and the winner once again is apple. apple wants samsung to stop selling devices that have apple's patented features. we're talking about the iphone's slide the lock, auto correct and data protection features. last year you might recall a jury in san jose ordered samsung to pay apple 120 million bucks for using those features but the judge did not permanently stop samsung from selling devices with those features. today the federal appeals court in washington, d.c., agreed with apple and sent the case back to the san jose judge to reconsider. >>> still to come, three northern california heroes at the white house today. women demanding equal pay in the siicon valley. >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, women demanding equal pay in the silicon valley. their crusade is paying out now at one of the biggest conventions in the country. in san francisco, we are at green force at 6:00. >>> they've been honored in france, sacramento and now the white house. the three childhood

now they're not mass market hits in the way that samsung and apple smartphones are. fortunately for google they don't need to be because it's core business remains advertising. the companies point is to have a way to show case the latest android software and google services and now they have that with the new 5x and 6p. >> inside sales.com is a cloud based sales acceleration platform that uses big data to help sales people identify and close deals. the company is currently valued at over $1.5 billion and recently closed funding rounds from microsoft and sales force. joining us now is the ceo of inside sales.com. pleasure to are have you around. how exactly does your technology work? do i get this right when i think that many of your companies and customers they come to you and ask you so which is most likely going to close the deal and you tell them based on the data it's x, y, z? >> right. it's big data and predictive analytics so you've seen there's lots of buzz. five years, lots of buzz about big data. the next stage about big data, it's like what do we do about th

apple and samsung took their fight to a federal appeals court and apple wins again. apple wants samsung to quit selling devices, we're talking about the iphone slide to lock, data correct. last year the jury ordered samsung to pay apple $120 million for using those features. but that doesn't permanently stop samsung from sealing the devices. today the federal appeals court in washington, d.c. agreed with apple and sent the case back to san jose for the judge to reconsider. >>> interest rates will stay the same but not for long. that's good news for people if you want to buy a house. fed chair janet yellen said today there are several concerns about this decision. the volatility on wall street. yellen says she would like to see wage increases and continued job growth here in the united states. she did stress a rate hike will happen sometime in year. >>> look carefully. icy plants and a moon scape full of craters. scientists are'gly scanning these new closeup of pluto. they're excited about the appearance of haze or fog in the atmosphere which could indicates pluto has

with money watch's jill wagner up at the new york stock exchange, jill, hearing that samsung is taking on apple and android with their own mobile payment system. somehow this one really different? >> well, good morning, erika. yes, samsung launching its moment able system, samsung pay, today in the united states, it is going to compete directly with apple pay and and dry paid. samsung says it is just another big advantage, because the technology that they used is not requiring retail tears update their systems. so that means, it actually works 90% of retailers. so, we'll see how that one competes, and if people take to it, err dismay. >> see how it turns out. also of course philadelphia, new york, dc, it is little hard forecaster to travel with the recent pope's visit. but, also, paris, we're hearing, has gone on further with difficulty for different reason. what's this? >> yes, joggers, walkers, baby carriages, ruled the street of paris sunday. the city light banned carson tirely for the day. and it comes as paris prepares to host un talks and reducing greenhouse emissions. paris is one of the mos

and people say this has to be apple's biggest iphone yet. every iphone has been the biggest iphone yesterday. and the trend is moving in apple's favor this time. in market share gains over samsung. >> would you eat jon's tie if it goes the other way? >> is he kidding me? no way. >> activation up. >> absolutely. well jon doesn't have a tie, i forgot about that part. >> jon steinberg, always good to see you. >> the markets in positive territory. a little stability for the fact that china is closed for a military parade, hong kong is open for tomorrow. for now, helping a little bit. >> the dow is up 180 points, the s&p 500 up 1.25%. the nasdaq up just shy of 1%. we did get positive data on the trade deficit. >> another strong session for the major averages, l brands trading higher. august sales higher for the parent company of victoria's secret and bed, bath and body and joe global getting crushed. profit and revenue missing forecasts, cutting its guidance for the rest of the year. that stock down 16% and a company hit by weak commodity demands, carl, it was the only company in the s&p 500 when we come back an exclusive interview with treasury secretary jack lieu on the u.s. econo

samsung was issued to remove some of these features. the question now, the slide to unlock, the auto correct, as well as the quick link -- which we are familiar with. apple will appeal the ruling, and samsung may be forced to change its product when it comes to those features. and so apple has argued before that they cannot control how these patents are going. they will lose market share, they will lose reputation as an innovator. here,aching consequences some say this is a good president. cedent a good for other smartphone makers? yvonne: you have google, htc, lg, all backing the korean maker. saying this decision could potentially allow patent owners to leverage their right for competitive game. but this decision could be a powerful ability to block a powerful dimension. you can increase negotiation settlement. apple also reached a settlement with htc to include its no cloning provision on the design. this ruling helps to do the same for other smartphone makers. for example, china's xiaomi trying to enter into the market. angie: a lot of challenges ahead. thank you, yvonne. sony has been moving away from unprofitable tvs to move to games. the ceo is betting on virtual reality to

apple and samsung expanding in north san jose. thousands of new jobs and a lot more traffic. samsung opens doors to its new facility. it will house thousands of workers. apple and other big companies are planning to move in the same ar area. >> reporter: bringing two thousands new jobs to north san jose. >> gamers might go to san francisco. we're happy to have the grown ups here. we have a diverse set of tech companies. regardless of what happens in social media it's sustainable. >> reporter: just down the street from where apple plans to build, samsung says it will compete for tech workers offering a huge new building with a gym, putting green and even a place to power nap. >> think about the tech center of the world. think about the innovation that's here, venture capital that's here and education system that's here. >> reporter: all those new jobs bring up an old problem. more traffic and a need for new solutions. >> the big thinking is we got to do more transit. we'll have to bite the bullet and spend the money and make sure we have transit options for everyone. we have se

samsung be forced to stop using features in smartphones and tablets after apple wins a long-running legal fight. the court ruled that samsung will be unable to use slide to lock features in the phone. apple one $119 million in $119 million in damages. samsung is appealing the ruling. sony is upping its game in virtual reality. brandear, the playstation will be key to surviving efforts -- shifting focus away from gaming to image sensors. the headset, which is scheduled for release next year, will help with the extended lead over microsoft. and china's property market may be recovering despite the interest rate cuts. restrictions are helping. economists surveyed by bloomberg expect beijing to release the data today. foreign residents want to cut but improving sales have not helped attract more investors into the sector. real estate investors expanded at the slowest pace in 15 years. coming up next, the fed concern over the rate hike. it will be fine, as emerging markets flow. first up, back in two minutes. ♪ angie: welcome back. surging after the bank of japan released minutes from its augu

to lock and autocorrect, these are seeing.functions we are what does this ruling have in terms of impact on other smartphone makers? it is funny because in this case it was apple against samsungt is all. htc, as well as lg among the companies backing arguments, saying if the decision would go through, this could mean and owners good leverage patterns and rights for competitive game. apple reached a settlement with htc back in the day to include this no cloning provision. this new provision does the same for other smart phone makers, for example the chinese companies trying to enter the u.s. market. that could be a new contender but new developments could be huge. angie: another hurdle in getting into the market. like you so much for that. sony has been -- thank you so much for that. away fromeen moving unprofitable tv to move into other products like games and they are betting on virtual reality to boost growth. our technology reporter has more from tokyo. you were at the tokyo game show. it looks like you had a good time. did you check out the sony vr> -- vr? grace: i went to the booth but i did not have time because the line was so long. the sony booth was fully booked at t

now rivals apple and samsung in the chinese smartphone market. worldwide, it is not a household name. hugo barra intends to change that. xiaomi a top job to take global. joining me now, hugo barra. so great to have you here. hugo: my pleasure. emily: how is the chinese? hugo: it is coming along slowly. come and two years from now. it is a hard language. emily: i understand they call you tiger brother. , a superstar in china did a simple post and said hugo is joining us from google. we have to give him him name. i had no say in it. either way, you are tiger brother. hugo: when are you going -- emily: when are you when to start selling phones in the u.s.? hugo: we don't have a set date. it is a huge undertaking. you have to have after sales service set up. it takes a huge amount of work plus localizing the hardware. we are not quite ready yet. emily: are you saying you will? hugo: we will someday. it will take having a team, a sizable team to manage the process operationally, ongoing engineering help and so on. emily: months away? years away? hugo:

apple winning a key appeal on a patent against samsung. a judge andhat apple can block samsung from using key technology such as slide with lock, quick link and auto-correct in its smartphones. the judge said that apple has been harmed by that through loss of market share as well as having to compete against its own technology. it can also help apple win a greater damages award from samsung after a judge earlier this year told a jury to lessen the original award against samsung it had to pay apple. stocks are down. quadruple witching day where you have stock index options, futures, stock options and single stock futures all expiring on the say day happens four times a year so -- on the same day, it happens four times a year increasing volatility. right now dow down 220. nasdaq down 44. s&p down over 20. frank and michelle, back to you. >> all that good news. we thank you. [ laughter ] >> yeah, great stuff, huh? >> thank you, jason brooks from kcbs news. >>> time for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell joins from us

. >>> and samsung expanding its footprint in silicon valley, opening a new 300 million state-of-the-art building and it's not too far from the headquarters of its biggest rival in phones, apple. josh lipton takes us on a tour of samsung's new digs. >> reporter: it's a 1.1 million-square-foot corporate campus. welcome to samsung's new north american headquarters in san jose, california. the 10-story, $300 million facility is the latest in a tech building boom that includes facebook's state-of-the-art headquarters and apple's new campus, which is under construction. samsung hopes to expand its footprint as part of a push to build a bigger presence in silicon valley and get closer to its customers. the facility will house the components division of samsung electronics plus sales and marketing. >> the pace of innovation is growing at this incredible rate, and if you look at what consumers are craving and what they're demanding they want to have the best, the greatest, the latest. and it's moving at such a fast pace. so this is a perfect time for us to reinvest even deeper right here in silicon valley. >> reporter: the expansion comes at a critical time for samsung. while the tec

at five years old, xiaomi rivals apple and samsung in the chinese smartphone market and is valued at45 billion. but worldwide it is not a household name. former google executive hugo barra intends to change that. born and raised in brazil, he led a top job as the public face of android to take xiaomi global. joining me today on "studio 1.0," is xiaomi vice president of global operations, hugo barra. so great to have you here. hugo: my pleasure. emily: how is your chinese? hugo: coming along slowly. maybe next time, we can do it. emily: i will hold you to that. that is a big promise. hugo: two years from now, three years. emily: i understand they call you tiger brother. how did you get that name? hugo: our ceo, a social media rockstar, superstar did a simple post and said hey guys, hugo barra is joining us from google, we have to give him a name. people went crazy. everybody started suggesting names. i had no say in it. they sat on my first day, by the way, you are tiger brother. emily: when are you going to start selling phones in the united states? hugo: i would tell you if i knew.

and is under pressure from elliott management fund. we're going to look at apple. it has won an appeals court ruling that may force samsungstop using some features in its smart phones and tablets. we're looking at these new developments. i think it is four years long this has been going on. this row between the legal battle between the two of them. >> apple getting more firepower, rish. just to give you perspective, last may, 2014, they actually won against samsung. a $120 million jury verdict but at the time the trial judge declined to issue an order for samsung to remove some of these features from its cell phone. apple appealed this decision and has won and now samsung may be forced to change some of its products auto chrebet and quick links. this is a very important precedent for apple or any company trying to protect itself rom product differentiation. patent owners can protect themselves from copiers of their designs. rish: tell me something here. whaps next? is it just at the moment samsung or the other smart phone makers? >> it is definitely going to affect everybody else. it was apple vs. samsung, google, htc bac

samsung can no longer copy some of the features available on iphones. that including auto-correct and the slide to unlock move. $120million samsung has to pay apple, a fraction of what apple asked for. >>> a mix of good news and bad news for people evacuated from the "valley fire." i'm live at the evacuation center with the latest on what thousands of people are dealing with this morning. >> three jail deputies accused of murdering an inmate want to of murdering an inmate want to post bail but the d.a.'s office, it was just an ordinary night. until he showed up-with a hungry look in his eyes. and then, he made the shot. and when jaws dropped ... he had something for that, too. the new spicy nacho chicken sandwich. with two tacos, halfsies, and a drink for 6 bucks. all in a munchie meal. >>> good morning. it's friday, september 18. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:00 on this friday. and the "valley fire" becoming more deadly by the day. at least 3 are dead but some of those who escaped the flames will soon get to go home. kpix 5's anne makovec live at the evacuation center in calistoga with the very latest. >>> reporter: som

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apple's event today, consumers would still be hungry. they keep buying. the figures bear it out. $10.7 billion net profit. by contrast, samsung and lg saw net profit slip. apple is the most valuable company in the whole world. in europe, we have seen apple continue to dominate. we have seen it consolidate and ine more market share france, germany, spain, italy, and the united kingdom. it is a global phenomenon. also in china, where, yes mothers a lot of -- where yes, there is a lot of competition from cheap smartphone makers , but 75% year on year growth in iphone sales. in india in the second quarter of this year, a 93% increase in iphone sales.is a phenomenal figures . even if in some parts of the developed world questions are raised, apple has immense traction in developing markets. one thing to say that's important. if apple remains a brand deeply associated with luxury, now pairing up with the french fashion house hermes on apple watch straps, bringing out luxury leather straps -- it is trying to continue to associate itself with aspiration. expensive,"uringly to borrow a phrase. keeping herbecca, finger on the pulse of the global tech scene over in

and every turn out, right? >> fends which markets they're in. that's still very much the dominant model in europe in terms of buying a mobile phone. anyway all focus yesterday was on apple and samsungsony, they'll try to change that. they trolled the apple launch on twitter. head to cnbc.com to read about that political aspect of the launch. >> quick check of the european markets as we head for a break. we're lower today after three days of fairly impressive gains. the ftse 100 tracking lower. similar declines for the xetra dax and cac 40 up by 0.75%. >> a lot of red on that screen including what i'm wearing today but u.s. futures telling us we'll see a higher open. more green implied open for the s&p. up 8 points. dow jones should be up 69 points. nasdaq right now is looking at gains of 16 points. we'll get you more on worldwide exchange after the short break. >>> welcome back. dell commits to a $125 billion spend in china. apple falls nearly 2% as investors react to its latest lines of products and xpo logistics buys con-way for $3 billion. >>> the u.s. justice department issues new guidelines making those involved in white collar crime a major priority. sally yates that wrote a

apple boardroom will care one bit? i don't. they won't even talk about. they will talk about samsung and motorola and apple pay and what -- trish: maybe marks it harder to do some financial engineering moves they have all done. seen m&a go to record levels. companies buying out competition face it doesn't create jobs in the near term. you could argue about productivity et cetera. nonetheless, there are a lost reasons to think they have been more creative with balance sheets as a result of cheap money. but you said something very interesting here, brian. i want to get back to that i can see both you guys trying to get in on this, you have a bunch of princeton economists, yeah, running our system and they're doing more harm than good. >> the thing i see, without the fed and what the fed has done, without hank paulson at treasury in '08, i don't think we would be sitting here today. i think it was necessary. i don't think, i don't think the business leadership was ready to make a move to get commercial paper back in line in 2008. i think underneath this, first you have the whole uber-levera

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samsung looking to take another lesson from apple. samsung plans to launch a program forward galaxy smartphones and they are similar to the one announcedit encourages customers to buy iphones directly from apple. guess why. pope francis visit to new york city and philadelphia this week could delay shipments of the new iphone. many customers who pre-ordered have received notification that phone may ship later this week because of the security measures in place. ups has a warning on its website. nicole: lauren and i were just discussing this. you can look at the zip code and see if you might have delays in your area. lauren: if you're ahead of the game and prerdered it, now you have to wait. nicole: coming up, a new poll shows carly fiorina rocketed to number two behind donald trump. we'll have the latest numbers on the race for the white house. at the emmys, a big night for hbo. >> to quote our political satire, what a great honor it must be for you to honor me tonight. [laughter] searching the competition with big wins and gave a firm's shot during an emmy record. we'll tell you who else were the big winners. s&p up for handles, dow up

apple to gain share going forward. particularly from high-end samsung products and it's possible that apple will grow the products goingward. >> what sort of numbers are you looking at in terms of people that would upgrade to a 6 s or a 6 s plus? i think tim cook used the 30% number. what does it mean for the next upgrate? >> our analysis today shows that about 35% of new customers, of all iphone purchasers have been new to the iphone. so far for the iphone 6. another way to look at it is that about 35% of the installed base of iphones prior to the iphone 6 cycle has upgraded. there's 65% of the installed base out there, that doesn't have, that don't have a large screen iphone. so we, we do believe there's meaningful opportunity going forward. >> tony, i think you're quoting "u.s.a. today" yesterday was that the, the old 30% growth rates were mathematically unsis sustainable. mossberg just made the point about the loosening structure regarding subsidies and the carriers. are people going to get sticker shock down the road when they realize that upgrade sag lot more expensive than they've gotten used to? >> i don't thin

authorities say they were able to trace 10 brand new apple and samsung phones to a home in oakland. was issued and all of the stolen phones were recovered. >>> apple set a weekend sales record with its new iphone. apple says it sold more than 13 million 6s and 6s plus phones since they hit stores on friday. that topped the 10 million set last year during the first weekend of sales for the six and six plus. this time the new devices were available in china for the opening weekend. 6million new iphones were sold there. >>> bill martin will take us through this first full week of fall. >> up next, signs of water on mars. the major discovery that could help answer questions about life beyond earth. mi'm a lineman here in oakland. day in, day out, a large part of what we do is about providing reliable power to our customers. pg&e is dedicated to the community. i love working here because this is my home. oakland is my home. this is where i'm raising my children so it's important to me to make sure my family and friends have the power and energy that we provide. this is very personal to m

authorities say they were able to trace ten brand new apple and samsung phones to a home on webster street. a search warrant was issued and all of the missing phones were recovered. >>> ed lee says he will veto legislation allowing cyclists to treat stop signs like yield signs. in a letter to the board of supervisors, lee says the ordnance directly endangers pedestrians and other cyclists. supervisor john avalos introduced the ordnance last week. he tells the bay area news group he is not certain he could muster the necessary eight votes to overcome a mayoral veto. >>> transportation officials in washington state have suspended operations at the seattle tour company who's duck boat crash into a charter bus last week. five people were killed and dozens others were injured. the duck boats will be kept off the streets while investigators inspect the vehicles and review driver and maintenance records. sunday federal investigators announced the duck boat involved in the crash did not have an axel repair despite a recommendation to do so back in 2013. the front left axel was found sheered off bu

xiaomi rivals apple and samsung in the chinese smartphone market and is valued at $45 billion.de it is not a household name. former google executive hugo barra intends to change that. born and raised in brazil, he left a top job as the facebook android to take xiaomi global. joining me, xiaomi vice president of global operations, hugo barra.

at five years old, xiaomi now rivals apple and samsung in the chinese smartphone market and is valuedllion. but worldwide, it is still not a household name. former google executive hugo barra intends to change that. born and raised in brazil, he left a top job as the public face of android to take xiaomi global. joining me today on "studio 1.0," xiaomi vice president of global operations, hugo barra. hugo: hi, emily, how are you? emily: it's so great to have you

tougher comps , a slowing chinee economy and apple is taking share from rivals like samsung and there are a lot of iphone users who could be waiting to upgrade. on the company's last earnings call, cook said only 30% of iphone users had moved to the 6 and 6 plus. >> let's face it, when iphone is generating 60% of the revenue and 80% of operating income, apple usually knocks new ichlt phones out of the park and that's where they typically have been very polished in revealing new features. >> reporter: in addition to a new iphone, reports suggest that a new 13-inch ipad is on the way. it's been a sore spot for apple with sales disappointing wall street. the hope for the bulls that this new tablet, designed for the workplace, can reverse the product's downtrend. but the main event may be a revamped apple tv, expected to have a speedier processor and motion sensor remote control which could make apple tv an attractive gaming tv putting apple in a position to compete with a slice of $100 billion video game industry. apple stock has been under pressure, down some 15% from a recent high. tom

the company is struggling to gain ground against apple and samsung which have a 42% of the market and amazon has less than 1% of the market. verizon will reportedly announce a free app streaming service called go 90, that's a reference to how you rotate your phone when you're watching video and landscape mode. they say it's aimed at millennials and is available to everyone even if you are not a verizon customer. it will include a mix of live shows as well as tv shows and original web series. >> sounds colorful. thank you. >>> san francisco city leaders are taking step to ease the housing crisis there. mayor ed lee is going to announce an affordable housing initiative this morning. housing advocates have made many calls for the city to increase the amount of affordable housing options for low and middle income families. >>> san francisco's supervisor says transportation in the city is good but he has a plan to make it better. supervisor scott wiener wants to increase subway infrastructure city wide. he plans to talk to the board of supervisors about that plan today. it would require th

analysts expect apple to show off a new iphone with upgraded camera and more powerful processing. >> music to apple's ears and samsungand so on, a study finds one in den look at their phone the second they wake up and 50 percent check it at least 50 or more times throughout the day. the study was based in the u.k. but is expected to be similar in the united states. >> bay area based company is going global, a brewery will buy 50 percent stake in the craft brewer but they will operate independently but the beers will be sold around the world. they run a brewery in chicago and another in southern california. >> action coe lays are coming from airmen who stopped a gunman, a terrorist on the european train. spencer stone was on jimmy kimmel last night, and he and the two friends stopped a terror attack last month, and spencer got a standing ovation and jimmy had a surprise for stone who is a big warriors fan. >> we have a visitor who wanted to say hello, we will go outside right now and see that gentleman? that gentleman right there? >> no way. >> that is klay thompson. we saw you have no shirt so we brought you a jersey

and a speaker. the fire sells for $99. the company is struggling to gain shares against apple and samsung. amazon has less than 1% of the market. >> and now, your storm team 4 forecast. >> blue sky, sun shine. temperatures in the 80s around the region. north and west, in the low 80s around the immediate metro, hitting the mid and upper 80s. in the mid 80s around the chesapeake bay. afternoon highs reaching low 90s, and it's rather humid today. tomorrow an increasing chance of some needed showers. likely not until the evening. most the daylight hours will stay dry. highs reaching the low 90s. in the evening and off and on during the day on thursday, initially maybe thundershowers on thursday evening, and cooler weather but the showers thursday. saturday and sunday, less humid. looks great. another chance of showers sunday night into monday. >> you may soon be able to use a new free streaming service on your phone. today verizon is expected to announce a new free ad supported streaming feature available to all mobile users. you can stream a mix of live shows, concerts and nfl games. there's

and a mono speaker. amazon is trying to compete with bigger names in the tablet market like apple and samsung. >>> and aof americans who lost their homes seven years ago during the real estate busts are expected to make a return to the market. they're called boomerang buyers and experts say they'll be an important part of the real estate market in the coming years. realty track expects phoenix and miami with the most boomerang buyers. >>> college students eat more frozen yogurts. they found college students are 162% more likely to order frozen yogurt than the general population. waffle fries were second on the list, followed by the chicken pita, chocolate chip brownies and hibachi chicken. >>> keeping students -- student athletes safe on the football field, that's the aim of a new comprehensive study by design usa football and one master trainers is gabe infonoti, whose joining me here today. thanks for coming. the program is called heads up football. so, tell us a little more about it. >> heads up football is a comprehensive program, as you mentioned. it's gained a lot of notoriety for its heads up tac

business news this morning, apple is look to go get into the original programming business. and, samsung announces new smart watch. let's check in with money watch's hen a a daniels, up up at the new york stock exchange with the details for us, good morning. >> good morning, apple is he can morgue getting into the original entertainment business. variety magazine reports the tech giant has been talking to hollywood executives, about producing their own entertainment, the original video programming is an effort to compete with netflix, hulo, amazon, along with other tech companies making their own movies, and tv series. samsung says, it will introduce new smart watch this thursday. it is their latest to ever take on apple. the new watch is called the gear s2. it is equipped with 3d connective at this, comes in sporty and more traditional style. samsung says the battery life is two to three days. >> chipotle being sued for it claims that their menu is gmo free. the chain declared in april their food is free of controversial genetically modified organisms. but class action lawsuit, has been

. >> bigger and thinner smart phones may be to blame for a number of people who end up breaking their phone's screens. both apple and samsungof the shock. in addition, ion-strengthened glass is being used even on son-in-law mid priced phones. the latest guy phone and samsung gal also sill note 500 can withstand ten drops on their corners. a report released today say borrowers report widespread problems with companies servicing their student loans led to missed payments and late fees. the report called for student loan reforms. regulations could address debt collection tactics that can also require servicers to change the way they process to lessen the chance of default. this is a really building concern. all the student loans, $1.2 trillion in debt. how is that debt being service? a lot of problems. >> abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. a cat napper in the south bay. my one pet owner story is really causing concern. >> and cheryl is here with a look at what's coming up. >> coming up next, taking on the post office. why it's being called a disgrace and why it may be illegal. >>> plus, sticker shock from medical bills. how to avoi

and vice. can it compete with youtube? pebble with a new smart watch. we'll hear what the ceo has to say about taking on competitors like apple and samsung. in a moment. >> take a look at the markets. major averages down close to 1.5%. the dow losing 140 points. caterpillar, the largest contributor to that. that's despite durables, unchanged month over month, new home sales coming in better than expected, and jobless claims a bit below expectations. you can see how the markets are trading today. >> certainly. it letsz doctors check heart beak and continue to track it on the go. let's take a look at what's next for mobilized health care. >> quite a presentation with the apple watch in september, earlier this month. tell me what is the response and where are we going to be a couple of years from now with this type of technology where doctors can use a watch to monitor how a pregnant woman's baby's heart rate is doing? >> the reaction has been incredible on not just in health care, but people reaching out to us from other industries. >> there is a shift in technology. not just about health care. it's not about disruptive innovation, which is