iphone 7 is the most popular smartphone in china.plus is the third most popular smartphone in china. last year, the size of our business was almost $50 billion in greater china. and so, we are going to stick at it, because i think china is a huge opportunity over time. emily: how would you characterize tim cook's apple versus steve jobs' apple? tim: well, i don't think about it very much. what would i say? i guess i would point out that steve's dna will always be the dna of apple, or it will be as long as i am ceo. and i think as long as anyone is, honestly. i think it is deeply embedded in the company, and we celebrate it. and it should be like that and it should stay like that. obviously, things evolve over time in some other areas, as they would have if he were sitting here interviewing with you today. there is clearly, i'm sure, some things, but that is probably a better question to ask somebody who worked for both of us. emily: you said cars are an area ripe for disruption. how important is it that apple not miss out on cars? ti

just is decent and tough on your smartphone smartphone users number should. imagine the impact you and your friends could have to gather we can and global hunger please download the app. click. this is the. president threatens a military attack on a u.s. backed force across the border in syria president says the troops on the border with syria are a chair or threat to the presence of kurdish fighters are to nato members headed for a class or get the latest from istanbul also coming up it's a make or break week for germany's chancellor angela merkel her future rests in the hands of the social democrats leader martin schultz he's trying to persuade his skeptical party to.

we didn't have the first smartphone. we didn't have the first tablet. there was a tablet shipping a decade before. very few people used it. arguably we shipped the first modern mp3 player, the first modern smartphone, the first modern tablet. weren't first in any of those. so for us, it's not about being first. it's about being the best. >> it's the 10th anniversary of the iphone. ios, iosveiled the new 11. what does that tell us about what's next? that ios 11 isou unbelievable. both for iphone and ipad. there's incredible things in it to peer payments. it's the biggest ipad release ever. i have greathat personal excitement in -- i'm it, but i'mt all of incredibly excited about a.r. this developer release out in the hands of the developers, we'll have the augmented reality platform in the world. consumers?ut when will consumers see an apple a.r. product? >> as a platform owner, the and arguably in some ways the most important is to build the foundation and then foundation, you can do many things off of it. but first you have to have a solid foundation.

how can smartphone uses protect themselves when making online transactions. i.t. security experts says the procedure is still problematic. at the moment if you really need to use a banking up on your smartphone then you need to be a way of cutting out a safety mechanism that was established a long time ago. this mechanism is the time number that also rises a transaction the face times are often generated by and. if the time and banking apps are installed on the same device that's a security risk if someone hacks your smartphone they can by giving them access to your tongues and your account. feeling this on the banking i recommend never using banking out on your phone in the first place if possible it's better to do the transaction on one device and get the channel number on a separate device that's not always practical but the common. online banking is only safe when tons and banking remain separate like with card readers provided by some banks or with a good old paper. she says be careful with banking hours. and now in our shift ranking the world's highest earni

we have large databases of visual learning everyone owns a smartphone that can take pictures of those who upload pictures want to see their pictures even. but every picture and video that's uploaded increases the danger of manipulation and a troubling prospect in this era of think news. this is a power in a few years smartphones will have the processing power the computers have now and there will be many smartphone apps like this so we should always question the authenticity of videos. if you generate content you'll always have individuals trying to manipulate images just like regular image manipulation systems but will be automatic but we can use these networks to identify manipulated images to have. humans must not surrender all control to machines. that's why researcher christian arnold is calling for digital content to be certified authentic. he says more watchdogs are needed to. we need people to tell us which imagery and sounds are genuine we need them to explain these images or sounds as well. artificial intelligence is dangerous only if we lose control over it. shifts says use

will have the processing power the computers have now it's often there will be many smartphone apps like this so we should always question the authenticity of video. if you generate content you'll always have individuals trying to manipulate images just like regular image manipulation systems but will be automatic but we can use these networks to identify manipulated images to. humans must not surrender all control to machines that's why researcher. christian arnold is calling for digital content to be certified authentic. he says more watchdogs are needed to. we need people to tell us which imagery and sounds are genuine we need them to explain these images or sounds as well. artificial intelligence is dangerous only if we lose control over it. shifts use new technologies intelligently. and now in our shift ranking twenty seven teams most popular instagram hash tag. if it's place art highly subjective term what some people tagging manicured fingernails as art and others works by care how to place them more hanging in britain's national gallery. in fourth photography a real all roun

eighty percent of my customers pay with their smartphones. we chad and competitor ali pay likely have more customer data than any other company in the world. group there you are then of course there are also disadvantages. i think a lot of people are worried about their personal information being collected and analyzed. how come. you could still for most people it's become their way of life here in the new book. she's a bit worried about the central banks plans but in the worst case scenario she'll just use her bank card. and returning to our top story the eurozone has managed to shake off the shackles of the day crisis growth figures out today for twenty seventeen a promising let's bring in daniel cope our financial correspondent in frankfurt daniel so the debt crisis is over according to these figures at least but the debt hasn't disappeared has it. yes certainly has not disappeared ben but we also have to remember during the financial crisis when countries such as cyprus ireland portugal they were pretty much bankrupt by that time and they

not well if you don't and if you don't have access to a smartphone right now. this is a feeling worse than what the third one and the third one is that you really spend so much time that you neglect your other every day activity is ok now this is for example for kids at school it might be any kind of extra activity that they have something like that so these three. criteria should be fulfilled before you can even talk about addict i want to talk about what these phones can can do to young people in the case of paul logan he is a you tube star with a huge following he visited a force last week in japan a force that is known for being a place where people commit suicide i know that ok so he put up a video on you tube you since taken it down but i want to look at the transcript of what he was saying on that maybe we can go to that and show our viewers. here we go so he says paul this is a first for me this literally probably just happened he's of course looking at a man who had hanged himself off camera someone says i don't feel good he says what you never stood n

then cope reporting from the frankfurt stock exchange there to china now where payments via smartphone have overtaken the country threatening to undermine the government's efforts to control money supply and regularly prices using is now setting an upward limit for each smartphone payment transaction in the hopes of regaining the upper hand over fast moving internet companies. she only pays in cash when requested. here i found a coin but that's it and you know. she hasn't paid with cash for a year when she goes shopping the cashier just scans a barcode on her cell phone to dock the amount automatically. chinese internet companies have made this possible we chat is the most popular social media app and a market leader in mobile payment. says it up whatever the innovations worldwide are making the internet faster but on mobile payments we're leading the way that's something we're really proud of. over the phone. with its payment function we chat is trying to position itself as an app for every situation but the company is facing a setback china's central bank is wary of mobile phone paym

teenagers spend five hours or more day on smartphones seventy one percent more likely to have a risk right if it's suicide and ninety percent of teachers surveyed say the number of students with emotional challenges has also written. well joining us now from the u.s. city of seattle is to away belief from restocked an organization that supports people addicted to digital technology and their warm welcome to the program thanks very much for your company just how far in this particular dark tunnel are we how pervasive for children has smart for digital addiction become. just really depends on it's getting more and more pervasive you know it's been only you know smartphones up i phones live around ten years but i see the numbers are well into like fifty to sixty percent of like adolescent children you know twelve to fourteen have smartphones and between like fourteen and eighteen it's pretty much like ubiquitous around like eighty percent so it's it's expanding rapidly and it's very. clear that it's becoming more and more of a problem for both parents and teachers and even a lot of the

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do notjust make smartphones, but displays and chips.t has displaced intel as the world's biggest chipmaker. and the company missed those expectations earlier, and the shares are actually trading lower at this hour in seoul. and of course, you have the south korean yuan strengthening because of tighter monetary policy from the korean central bank. talking of smartphones, ouraddiction korean central bank. talking of smartphones, our addiction to these machines is worrying some apple shareholders. two of them said the company needs to do more to help teenagers and children to put down the devices, because they could impact mental health. our business reporter has the details. they are quite big shareholders. i mean, one is actually the teachers‘ pension fund, so this is something you might expect from investors like that. we have had examples in america of investors who are for example pension funds taking up social causes or asking for changes in the way a particular company operate. you know, for a social cause. but the other big investo

you have an advantage and everybody has their own truman show and on top of that with a smartphone, it is available all day long. they could create a world where you are convinced that everyone that you know agrees with you. >> let's say that there was a whole new attitude and there were people who were committed to making sure that we made this better. that there was not outside influence o influence -- in our democracy and election. so release the memo isn't the only hashtag. over the weekend schumer shutdown was top trending hashtag promoted by the bots. how do you make sure that if you go after point a. you are not playing whacka mole and end up with x and q and z. >> this is a hard problem. if you really want to fix this, you have to do two things. the first thing, which twitter is doing but facebook is refusing to do is to send e-mails and messages to everyone touched by these things ab explain that the russians have mannish lated t mannish -- have manipulated the user and give them the examples that were sent and explain, we're americans. you may have liked the way the electi

does that 1970s era argument have any merit when we're talking about smartphone technology?hat's the difference? >> yes. well, there is a key difference, which is that smartphones are portable, so you can carry them with you everywhere you go. even when you are seeing friends in person, for a lot of teens, they're still on their phones. they can be carried into the bedroom. one reason why teens are now sleeping a lot less than they should. but with that said, we can't completely let tv off the hook. it is also correlated with mental health issues, but at least at this moment, teens are watching tv, yep, that is linked to more depression, but the effect for electronic devices is a lot bigger and a lot stronger. >> i love apple products. i'm a huge fan of the company. i like what i think they represent. this is an important step, and i hope that they will allow you to continue your work from the inside, looking out, and parents ought to read your book "igen." thank you, dr. twenge, i really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> let me check in on your tweets and facebook comments.

editing on your phone and a flying spaghetti monster but first risky banking making transactions boss smartphone is convenient but many banking apps are on safe thanks but from the computer chaos club show one of the largest hacker combat worldwide. ten minutes that's all it takes him to hack the app now he can manipulate any bank transaction luckily this is just a demonstration of the chaos communication congress been sent. thirty one apps using the same piece of software. that generate the transaction authentication and back on the same device. concept so years ago we proved it was fundamentally risky but the banks dismissed it saying it was only possible under certain controlled conditions that's what we wanted to address we wanted to prove it could be automated and that it could realistically be exploited on a large scale. you. can see that the banks made his hacking like easy they all use the same security software claim on shield developed by a norwegian i.t. company with the help of a colleague fence and created some. able to subvert it. is understand understand this is work you go to the

. >> still ahead, how your kids are addicted to their smartphones. apple is under new pressure to do something about it. >>> a sweatshirt that is so offensive that h&m is apologizing tonight. >>> let's get to what is trending tonight. how did anybody not stop this before it became an ad? they must not have a multicultural group of people working there. >> mind blowing. retailer h&m is taking a beating, rightly so, over the advertising for a hoodie. have a look. it reads coolest monkey in the jungle and it is worn by a young black child in the uk. h&m apologized and wrote the image has been removed from all online channels and will not be for sale in the u.s. that is something. we believe in diversity and inclusion in all that we do and we will review our policies accordingly to avoid this in the future. >> seems like a blanket statement. a huge mistake. >>> the king center tweeted that every center should invest in training that accomplishes cultural competency and sensitivity. it is absolutely necessary period. >>> pictures were tweeted out of princ

if you're in any danger, you just call up help and away it comes with a smartphone.s very hard to make a story work of the sort of story i like to write in the era of the smartphone. so i would rather do away with it. but then don't forget in most children's literature you have to do away with the parents before the children can have an adventure. doing away with things is part and parcel of writing children's literature. >> i would like to ask you just one last rather poignant question. you were a teacher once yourself, and you have come to the rescue of a certain, you know, very, very sad and tragic group of people who were killed in the grenfell fire, which was last june here. tell me about what motivated you, what moved you to weigh in on behalf of this young girl. >> i was shocked like everyone in the country who saw that terrible fire, that extraordinary night full of fire and destruction and death. and when the chance arose to do something, a little thing, to raise some money on behalf of the grenfell victims, i thought that i must join in, i must do what i ca

intel promises, to fix the smartphone security flaw for 90% of users this week. yourit affect how device works? will american talk show host oprah winfrey make a bid for the white house? more on who doesn't want her to do so, coming up on the press release. ♪ genie: the french president is on day two on his trip to china. emmanuel macron sat down with xi jinping and gave a statement at the great hall of the people in tiananmen square. here is more of what they had to say. >> the climate will be france's top irt for a development agenda in china which provides one billion euros to projects tight to ecological transition. we will continue to work different angles by increasing cooperation between businesses. greg's france wants to take relevant action towards technological needs. agreeda and france have to reinforce our international cooperation in every domain and to work together to defend multilateralism, to improve global government, and to respond to global challenges, including climate change and terrorism. we are joined on the set. what was your take away fr

that retailers underestimating what smartphones change in their business what really happens is a change of customer ownership so up to now you would have a customer. such evaluate and then decide. and if you do marketing for instance you go to search or to the evaluation stage and what we will see was modern smartphones and big data based systems is that and evaluation stage might be skipped and how will that change the way we do shopping up to now you my think hey i need this or hey i need that are you get an impulse and then you go through these three stages and tomorrow your smartphone might end up with giving you an interesting hint on some interesting projects and you say hey that's what i was searching for for years and then you can say yes or no ok and after all if that product is of interest to me i'm going to buy it somewhere so that particular store will make the revenue in the end oh if you say it's interesting click then you. might have been already done all you'll be sent to some. even real world merchant and you'll be far better off than before we're left the services beca

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and that happened right at the same time that smartphones became common.there's also lots of studies showing links between mental health issues and time spent on electronic devices such as smartphones. so, for example, teens who spend five or more hours a day on electronic devices are 71% more likely to have at least one risk factor for suicide compared to teens who spend less than an hour a day. >> yang: what makes smartphones different from say television or a video game? >> well, smartphones can be carried into the bedroom. they're more portable. so they may interfere with sleep, and sure enough, the percentage of teens who don't sleep enough also spiked right around 2012, and that's a major risk factor for mental health issues. they can also be carried out of the house wherever you go, so that means that teens are often spending lots of time on those devices even when they are with their friends in person. so with that said, of course, tv and video games are also linked to mental health issues, but the link isn't quite as strong as it is for smartphone

initial attraction that smartphones had in home control. great for remote control when you're outside the home and for security, when you're inside the home it makes more sense to have an ambient computing capability rather than a smartphone if you have houseguests or children, they don't have a smartphone or right apps, they need to use the house. this ambient computing ability provided by echo, google home and others is a compelling use case i believe smartphones will keep on going down that path. what we're seeing in terms of winners and losers is that it's turning into a two-horse race between amazon and google. apple has really not capitalized on their early leadership with siri into a more general home control. samsung made a series of announcements with their bixby assistant, but they're late to the game and restricted to the samsung ecosystem. even jbl made a series of announcements with google assistant where they're supporting it on televisions, they have an audio product with it and headphones. >> thank you very much for joining

>> smartphone addiction.wo big apple investors want the company to do more to prevent overuse by kids. is it apple's responsibility? >> and the long haul. as the economy keeps on trucking so does the trucking industry. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business r for monday, january 8. >> good evening, everyone. welcome. d t 2018 gains. it wasn't a rip-roaring rally to start the week, but it was enough to push the s&p 500 and nasdaq to new records. investors remain upbeat about the economy and confident that it will continue to pick up steam. so here are the final numbers. the dow pulled backdroping 12 points. the nasdaq gained 20 and the s&p 500 gained four. with a string of record runs in 2018 some may start to think this bull market is shaping up to be one of the strongest ever. mike santoli picks it up from here. >> rep the bull market set to reach its ninth anniversary ever which means investo who expect generous gains from here over the coming years are betting this bull run can become the grea

. >> using a smartphone while driving is a big no-no. many people do it anyway in a recent survey, consumer reports found 52% of licensed drivers who own a smartphone text, play music, brows the web, e-mail or watch videos. many tech companies are introducing safety measures for teens and adults. it blocks alerts for both calls and texts. you can also download apps which allow users to set up automatic replies to incoming calls or texts. but all of these are pair your phone, put it out of sight and use the features of your car. >> distracted driving is not just smartphones. many cars have infoe at the same time systems. >> consumer reports of useful. >> at the same time many car manufacturingers are making new technology safer. >> even >> nothing beats keeping your hands on the wheel and your eyes on the road. >>> if you are stepping out, heading on to the roadway, you don't have to worry about fog or rain. just showing you some clouds right now. you'll have to worry about. the wave heights have come up. watch out for sneaker waves and s

they say it has more in common with your smartphone than it does a typical car, and i agree.r not because of its performance on the road but because of its operating system. the vision behind this is that we want to be the company bringing into the market the first real smart car. the vehicle has been designed and created by a suitably qualified team made up of former bmw and apple engineers. inside, you will see the dashboard has been completely reimagined. the gesture control system reimagined. the gesture control syste m d oes reimagined. the gesture control system does look a bit imprecise and quite fiddly, not ideal when you are driving on a motorway at 70 miles an hour. this looks like a really distracting driving situation, so isn't this quite dangerous to have this in front of you? the key is about customisation. when you are in drive mode, we will actually disable certain features. you won't be able to get in to watch videos, for instance. we want to build a platform where, when there is autonomous driving, all occupants in the car, including the driver, have the car

>> today on "earth focus" the dark side of shrimpand smartphone industries. reportsrom m thailand, bangladesh, and indonesia under covers the brutal exploitation of people and the environment for p profit. they are fishing illegally on thailand's coast. crossed over 50 species of fish come including giant starfish, seahorses, and juvenilile sea snakes. most of the catch is not good for consumption. it would be used to feed farm animals. it is sold to supermarkets in restaurants around the world. link tv and a college is visited thailand to investigate links -- link tv and others visitited thailand to o vestigatee links. industrial agriculture promote to stop as a sustainable solution for the problems of fishing. many of the so-called fish are pulled from the ocean around southeast asia with devastating effects. these small and young edible fish are left to rot in the halls of vessels for days on weeks on end before being handled. fleetsts of trucks andnd sportrs of rototting fish on each vessel on the processing plants where they are ground down and w wash an