pioneeredn who smartphone tech. your smart phone, your home appliances will be working together anyways. it may as well be under one leader. >> crawford, how much does sam has to worry -- samsung have to worry about here? he presided over there rise in mobile as well. >> they have a lot to worry about. they lost 12 points of share over the last year. q3,ter to quarter, q3 to 2013 to 2014. the u.s. share has been more stable, but in the smartphone business, over half the market is is ap including japan. they have a business that is really shifting. the key message here is the smartphone business that they grew up in is not the smartphone business we will see going forward. new competitors, new modular competitors. >> who are the real competitors we are talking about? aside from apple, is it xiaomi or lenovo? >> less corner, xiaomi broke into the top five. 212% growth year-over-year. now they have shown me, apple is as well a significant competitor. primarily in mature markets for that most profitable customer. but sa

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you get on or off the train, pull up the app on your smartphone, tap it right on the new fare gate.izes that you have paid through a chip in the back. and then charges you. there is one hitch right now. these fare gates are made by samsung and not yet apple iphone compatible. metro says they will be. remember, right now this is a pilot program. here's a look at the station's getting the machines in january, boston, bethesda, gallery place, navy yard, pentagon, pentagon city, shady grove and suitland. at gallery place, adam tuss, news4. >>> a new road now open in montgomery county. it's called century boulevard in germantown. it was extended 2,600 feet as part of a plan to help connect the east and west sides of the city. you can now take century boulevard from father hurley boulevard tokinster drive. some lanes might be closed but the road is now open to traffic. >>> next, he was shot in the back while handcuffed. tonight, he responds to the sentence today for the officer who shot him. and he's not the only one upset. >>> a school calendar shakeup. the names of religious holidays er

and i think the key message here is the smartphone business that they grew up in, is not the smartphone business we're going to see going forward. new competitors, new modular competitors. >> and who are the real competitors that we're talking about here, aside from apple? is it lenovo? > last quarter shaumi had 212% growth year over year. so you see that now all of a sudden they have shaumi. apple is as well a significant competitor, primarily in mature markets for the most profitable customer. samsung is one of these companies that if i lays their products all over and -- fillets their products all over. i would argue they need to consolidate their products, come up with more iconic products so they can start winning back their profitable customer. one of the reasons they're losing shares is because apple was so late with their product cycle. now that apple is out with a larger-screen product, samsung is really feeling the pinch there. >> sam, how often does samsung do big reorganizations like this? didn't they do one at the end of december? how much is this really based on what's hap

pa paying will be as easy as pulling out your smartphone. transportation reporter adam tuss got a sneak peek today at how it all works and he's live at the gallery playstation at the red line downtown. adam? >> reporter: jim, this will be a change with the way you get around the transit system and it's not just your smartphone. you can also use a credit card or debit card to tap the fare gate and go straight through. we have learned tonight, yeah, there are still a couple things to iron out. old metro fare gate, meet the new kid on the block. shiny and computerized. this is likely how you will pay for metro in the future. these new fare gates will let you use a smartphone or even a credit or debit card to simply tap the target and go. >> i think it's very, very convenient for everyone. >> reporter: no more fumbling and bumbling at the fare card machine, and certainly no more paper fare cards. >> people are going that direction. we heard about chicago, london, philadelphia is working on a newly updated system. i think ours will be just as goo

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the best advice, don't throw away your smartphone, but stand up straight and try bringing the phone up to your eyes instead of tilting your head down to the phone. peter alexander, nbc news, washington. >>> good luck with that. we're back in a moment with the "snl" cast member about to take on a big assignment. >>> also an update on a terrible crash that badly injured bono of u2 worse than we first knew. ♪ what becomes of the brokenhearted ♪ >>> jimmy ruffin has died, brother of the late-temptations singer david ruffin. he gave us that classic, "what becomes of the broken heart," the mississippi native motown singer 78 years old. >>> bono is in very bad shape. the u2 singer and his family have an apartment off central park in new york. he and his family went out for a ride and there was a terrible crash. he has a broken orbital bone, three breaks in his shoulder blade and a six-way compound fracture in his left arm which required three metal plates and 18 screws in one of two surgeries. u2 was planning a big tour to support two albums, but bono faces a long recovery now and months of p

>> when you do something under the smartphone market, we try to insure we still make our operating income targets. we try to run around 26% operating, which we believe is top tier, not the best, but we're really focused on insuring we drive growth faster than our peers, so if you look at over the last few years, we've outgrown our industry three to five times, depending on whose analyst report you believe. so that allows us to drive a significant growth in our earnings confounded over the last four years is under 40%. >> you mentioned smartphones, analysts say tomorrow, one concern of analysts is your share of apple revenue is getting bigger, some peck it 9 to 10% of revenue. it's sam where around what is it 50, 55 or 60% of incremental revenue growth. >> i think it's a fair statement relative to gross margins, which you know a lot of the self siders on wall street look at. we're focused on ebitda margins. that's what drives cash flow and makes a difference for our shareholders an creates the shareholder value we are trying to focus on as a company. >> thank you. we have to leave it there

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the company stands to make a lot of money because of growing depend in china for smartphones that rely on its technology. but qualcomm also has said that china presents significant challenges. so what exactly is going on? for one, chinese hand set makers that rely on qualcomm technology sign a license agreement and pay royalties. analysts at fbr estimate that if a chinese company else is a $200 smartphone using qualcomm technology, then it could be on the hook to pay qualcomm about $8 per phone. here's the problem. qualcomm says unnamed chinese companies are either not paying the royalties or underreporting the number of phones they're selling. that's potentially a big problem for qualcomm. its licensing business as a whole represents about 30% of overall revenue. it's a problem. we're still trying to quantify it, but it's a substantial problem for these guys. we think it's probably affecting revenues as much as call it $500 million. so it is a sizable amount. >> separately, qualcomm also disclosed that the chinese government is investigating the company under the country's ain't monop

the best advice, don't throw away your smartphone, but stand up straight and try bringing the phone up to your eyes instead of tilting your head down to the phone. peter alexander, nbc news, washington. >>> good luck with that. we're back in a moment with the "snl" cast member about to take on a big assignment. >>> also an update on a terrible crash that badly injured bono of u2 worse than we first knew. ♪ people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug, farxiga may help you lose weight and may even lower blood pressure when used with certain diabetes medicines. do not take if allergic to farxiga or its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling or difficulty breathing or swallowing. if you have any o

don't wait for smartphone makers to admit what you already know -- radiation from your smartphone is bad for you. protect yourself today with pong. go to trypong.com and try pong risk-free now. available for samsung and iphone. >>> another woman has come forward accusing bill cosby of sexual assault. 68-year-old actress louisa morris. she claims cosby forced her to perform oral sex on him. claims it was in the dressing room in '71 before the tonight show. in a recent interview with the ap, he declined the claims and urged the reporter to scrap the part of the interview. >> can i get something from you that none of that will be shown in. >> i can't promise that myself. you didn't say anything. >> i know i didn't say anything, but i'm asking your integrity since i didn't want to say anything, but i did answer you. >> cosby's comedy tour continues tonight in front of a sold out crowd in florida. stay with cnn at 6:00 a.m. on "new day." we sit down with linda traitz. another accuser who claims cosby assaulted her when she was 19. >>> adrian peterson is revealing claims he told the boy i

the tv will become a jumper for a dumb riff real to the smartphone.hink that is a low margin business. >> what is the future of elon musk? >> obviously he will build the iron man suit. [laughter] in the suit, he will fly to mars. he has some work to do between here and there. there are three guys, three founders who are really revolutionizing. we are a lucky industry through we have all these people who are incredibly well-known known and built these amazing companies. he is one of those. peter teel, elon musk and larry paige -- you talk to them and their ambitions and aspirations are another step up from the rest of us. the audacity -- look at anyone's career -- to start a car company. the one company you know you should never start in the united states is a car company. the other company you should never start is a rocket ship company. he is just getting started. he is in his mid-40's. he has another 30 years here on earth. [laughter] >> if peter teel can discover the cure for immortality. you said on twitter, your startup is not the next whatsapp.

entertain access and smartphones in our palm and the data that forced through them. sam rock and that's today's reality check. >>> an investigative unit now. the immigration unit has seen tens of thousands of people cross the u.s./mexico border, many of them children traveling alone. but the past two months nbc bay area has been uncovered the reality behind the current immigration crisis in the united states. today our team brings you behind the scene where is children as young as 10 years old are entering central america alone. according to u.s. border patrol, almost 52,000 unaccompanied children from guatemala, honduras and el salvador have been picked up along the u.s./mexico border through september 13th this year. tonight we'll meet three people now living in the shadows here in the bay area. >> i get frustrated when i hear people suggesting that children risking their lives to come here at 12 years old, 8 years old, whatever, to say that these people are sort of a threat to the united states, that frustrates me. >> so many children are freeing violence in centr

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two brothers created it and a bay area technology journalist helped broker a deal to get smartphones into the hands of aid workers in west africa. >> i landed here on a thursday. on friday we said we want to help. >> app developers just moved from south africa to palo alto to do business. but what they have been doing isn't making them any money. jay the biggest issue -- gite biggest issue is getting information faster jie. they created the ebola care app. >> i added people they came in contact with. >> it allows health care workers to share patient information immediately. but you can't use an app without a smartphone. >> we were limited by the number of phone wheeze could donate. we donated around 30 phones. >> enter this tech journalist. he met with the brothers the same day amazon announced it was losing millions of dollars on unsold fire phones. larry got an idea. >> this is lemons into lemonade and it may have lost amazon a lot of money, but if it can save lives i hope they feel good about what they have been able to accomplish. >> amazon has donated 1,000 phones. >> it is empo

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not smartphones, though. text messaging becomes a very kind of good way for folks to communicate and get all types of information after a disaster. so people are putting the information out there, so the work i've been doing is trying to understand and look at, okay, how can we use this information to understand people's behaviors better but also understand kind of movements and how can emergency managers use that information after a disaster? there's been a whole host of kind of interesting competitions, case studies and research in that space around how can we use the crowd source, if you will, for locating people in a disaster situation. >> i think we have a real life example here. i want to ask the audience how many people heard a screeching from their phone about 3:00 this afternoon? yeah? and a buzzing. i guess it could manifest itself in different ways, but this is an example of what he was talking about. i happen to have gotten my cell phone in los angeles 15 years ago now, and i still have the area c

two brothers created it and a bay area technology journalist helped broker a deal to get smartphones into the hands of aid workers in west africa. >> i landed here on a thursday. on friday we said we want to help. >> app developers just moved from south africa to palo alto to do business. but what they have been doing isn't making them any money. jay the biggest issue -- gite biggesissue is getting information faster jie. they created the ebola care app. >> i added people they came in contact with. >> it allows health care workers to share patient information immediately. but you can't use an app without a smartphone. >> we were limited by the number of phone wheeze could donate. we donated around 30 phones. >> enter this tech journalist. he met with the brothers the same day amazon announced it was losing millions of dollars on unsold fire phones. larry got an idea. >> this is lemons into lemonade and it may have lost amazon a lot of money, but if it can save lives i hope they feel good about what they have been able to accomplish. >> amazon has donated 1,000 phones. >> it is empowe

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the tv will become a dumb peripheral for the smartphone.v will be the dumb recipient of the content. i think they think that is a low margin business that other people can pursue. >> what is the future of elon musk? >> obviously he will build the iron man suit. [applause] [laughter] i think it is obvious. obviously, in the suit, he will fly to mars. he has some work to do between here and there. there are three guys, three founders who are really revolutionizing. we are a lucky industry. we have all these people who are incredibly well-known known and built these amazing companies. he is one of those. peter teel, elon musk, and larry page -- you talk to them and their ambitions and aspirations are another step up from the rest of us. the audacity -- look at elon's career -- to start a car company. the one thing you knew in 2005 is you should never start a new car company. the one company you know you should never start in the united states is a car company. the other company you should never start is a rocket ship company. he is just gettin

>> we have gone from a billion to 4 billion's smartphones. again have aults smartphone.them use them all the time and not all of them will be online all the time. be selling to the majority of the u.s. population for the first time. that changes how the internet works. it changes how the tech industry works. it changes the opportunity to change the global economy. you have to bring people more in line. >> the internet changed the assets. already, more than half of the internet traffic is from mobile apps. the internet is already being changed. after 20 years where you have a web rouser and a mouse and a keyboard and he went to google verizon has been broken apart. >> does that mean the search engine goes away? >> it does not go away. it becomes different. lot more impunity for other people. at the same time, based -- facebook. you see instagram and whatsapp and all of these other things. at mobile becomes more interesting. were not trulyes into mobile, are those as good as dead? it depends how long you have got and how you think about this stuff. virtually everything has

you can recharge your smartphone with it.t's neat is you can add an sd card to it or a usb flash drive. when you turn onnior phone you'll look for this in the list of wifi devices. you can send photos to this, movies. kids anywhere in 100 feet can watch movies from it. >> pretty neat. >> that's about $55. you supply the memory card. >> what do we have there? >> this is very clever. >> phones and tablets have great cameras in them but the audio is still not super. so now you can add your own mike here. this is the irig. it just plugs into the headphone jack of your smartphone. mainly ios devices. that goes in there. now a working mike. since you are using the headphone jack already you plug your ear buds into that. now you can monitor the sound you are recording on to your smartphone or tablet. >> what kind of person is this going to be good for? >> kids who are at school and want to do interviews, instead of that dinky mike. if you need a more professional model, they make an hd model. >> what do we have here? >> this is amaz

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