on it reads, all personnel must swipe their badge. >> is that permitted? >> that is not the secure area door, yes, that is permitted. >> an airport spokesperson later sent this e-mail stating officials check the door and found it is signed incorrectly and that group access is permitted. they plan to change the sign. >> what about the doors we showed you earlier that lead directly to the terminal? who's using them? remember these ladies. we found them stocking items at starbucks and this man who hours earlier was unloading supplies from his mini van also swiped the badge. moments later enters the terminal. >> that badge potentially could be passed on to somebody else. >> so that the badge itself it has different coding levels on it. and there's also checks and double checks that you may not be seeing. >> so you know for sure that the person using that badge does own the badge? >> well, that's certainly the goal of the program. >> security doesn't come free. >> an international security expert helped improve security at boston logan airport after 9/11. >> it

instead, they simply swipe a badge. the task force found bio metrics like fingerprinting or hand scanning coupled with an i.d. badge is reliable in making airports more secure. airports including sfo now have it. san jose does not. >> technology is there. it can be utilized and should be implemented. >> reporter: congressman spear headed the task force. it has been 12 years and it doesn't appear we are betting off now than before. >> i believe we should revisit the recommendations. we utilize the idea that all airports should be following the same recommendations. >> we did pass some bio metrics here but it wasn't an area that was established at this point. >> reporter: the director of aviation at san jose international airport. >> even though tsa does not require it do you think it would enhance security to have bio metrics? >> there are different things s you can do. there are things you do above and beyond the basic standards. >> reporter: we watched these doors for a week as passengers and anyone else who wants to w

also today, they are asking the supreme court to hear a case involving the so-called swipe fee limit. the fed's rules allows banks to charge for interchange swipe fees when debit cards are used to make purchases. retailers say that 21 cents per transaction fee, which is set by visa and mastercard to reimburse banks for the costs of providing the card is still too high, forcing customers to pay more than they should. >>> well, investigators are looking into another type of possible swipeing. championship golfer phil mickelson acknowledges he's been questioned in a federal insider trading inquiry that apparently also involves a famous wall street investor and a las vegas gambler, all insist they did nothing wrong, but the case raises plenty of questions, also along with all the attention. scott coen has our story. >> reporter: phil mickelson has won three masters titles, but at this weekend's memorial tournament in ohio, he tied for 49th. >> at 15th hole, man, that hole has got my number. >> reporter: maybe he was also a bit distracted after being questioned on the course by the fbi. >>

all of these people with a single swipe of a badge chlts just all walked passed airport security. and it's allowed. >> i'm not really comfortedble. it's actually why the -- >> it found weak control of the airport worked for us due to incon sis substantiate stand wards. that could potentially allow for unauthorized individuals to get in. some airport workers go back and forth. the task force found biometrics is extremely more reliable. >>> the technology is there and it can be yult liezed. >> the congressman spearheaded that task force. >> well, yes, i believe that we should be visiting the recommendatio recommendations, but we yult liezed the idea that all air ports should be following some recommend dags. >> it wasn't an area that tsa had established standards for at this poimpblt. >> even though tsa doesn't require it, could they have thm there? >> there are serp things that you can do above and beyond the base ache sdand ards. >> insiders say anyone who gets aheld of a badge that oechs these doors can go from the sidewalk to inside the tirmal n saekds. >> they can be in the ter

and so you would just swipe it through. and it would read it right here. >> reporter: so what can you do to protect yourself? check your account. most credit card companies will suck up any loss if you report it within 60 days. choose wisely. choose a pump near the attendants. skimmers prefer to target pumps in the shadows. and pay inside. nick watt, abc news. >> pay inside. valuable information. our thanks to nick watt. >>> still ahead on "world news" -- how the world's most eligible bachelor is about to get a lot more eligible. what prince harry is about to receive for his 30th birthday. hands were made for playing.] legs, for crossing. feet...splashing. better things than the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. if you're trying to manage your ra, now may be the time to ask about xeljanz. xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, inclu

this mcdonald's drive through attendant is swiping each card twice. once to charge for the food, then another one to steal the info. crooks can use that to spend a fortune. he got caught and pled guilty. police say he was stealing up to 70 customers every single shift. they came in for a mcflurry, drove away with their bank info fleeced. but here's the thing, these electronic skimmers are so advanced they don't even need a human to operate. this alleged crook is searching for a skimmer device. it's stowed inside a gas pump in arizona and left. it automatically steals your credit card info. this guy, caught on camera in a covert sting operation. >> he put those in there, for whatever reason, they're not there anymore. i know why. i have them. >> reporter: he's the one who switched out that scanning device for a night vision spy camera. >> we may have the first-ever video of organized bad guys trying to retrieve their skimmers. >> reporter: that's video gold. >> that's where i found mine, stuck up here. >> reporter: ahmed found a skimming device inside

this mcdonald's drive through attendant in florida is swiping each credit card twice.nce to charge for the food. and again, through a skimmer, which steals the card's details. crooks can use that to clone your card and steal a fortune. he was doing this to 70 customers every shift. these electronic skimmers are so advanced, they don't need human to operate it. it steals your card info if you pay at the pump. the secret service is on the case. >> we're doing our base. we can get more help. >> reporter: they're getting help from police departments, gas station owners and wait until you meet one of their former secret weapons. dan is a reformed credit card hacker, who switched sides. he was caught by the secret service. and then spent two years training agents, in the dark art of skimming. >> this is the reader that would be inside the gas pump. if you would just swipe it through, it would read it right here. >> reporter: what on earth can you do to protect yourself? check your accounts. most credit card companies will suck up any loss if you report it been 60 days. choos

when you get the app on your ipad, you can then -- just swipe -- we're trying to get it up sow county see what i'm doing -- then log in with facebook or twister account, and then after each performance you get to vote. the app won't show you the vote yet since no one has performed yet so we'll let a couple judges show you quickly. >> the song begins. >> swipe the blue error right for yes, the red error left for know. >> it's that simple. >> and if you're over 18, your picture could appear on the actual show unless you don't want it to, in which case you can just opt out when you log into the app. it's simplele and free on itunes and google play. >> up next at 6:00, it is now officially summer in the bay area. meteorologist grand -- meteorologist frances dinglasan is up with the forecast. >> julyly inkster steals the sun from the kids. and what made bob >> an update on breaking news from livermore. this is a live picture from the scene. one person is dead after a plane crash off north livermore road a half mile north of 580, happening just before 5:00. the pilot was killed. sparks from

when you get the app on your ipad, you can then -- just swipe -- we're trying to get it up sow county see what i'm doing -- then log in with facebook or twister account, and then after each performance you get to vote. the app won't show you the vote yet since no one has performed yet so we'll let a couple judges show you quickly. >> the song begins. >> swipe the blue error right for yes, the red error left for know. >> it's that simple. >> and if you're over 18, your picture could appear on the actual show unless you don't want it to, in which case you can just opt out when you log into the app. it's simplele and free on itunes and google play. >> up next at 6:00, it is now officially summer in the bay area. meteorologist grand -- meteorologist frances dinglasan is up with the forecast. >> julyly inkster steals the sun from the kids. from the kids. and what made bob no rush, andy. from the kids. and what made bob come on. with the chase mobile app you can get a lot done in a little amount of time from transferring funds wait a minute. you've got to be kidding. did you guys see that?

they swiped jewelry and electronics.hey also helped themselves to the family pet. >> they could have put her in her crate and done whatever they wanted and taken whatever they wanted. but she's a family member. she's like my baby. >> if you have a pet, you know how she feels. police have traced the stolen electronics to a neighborhood in new brunswick. no sign of the thieves or of pepper. >>> army and navy veterans getting fired up for their gridiron battle tomorrow. former players practiced today on board the battle ship new jersey in camden. their game tomorrow. last year, the navy vets won the clash. >>> hundreds of athletes are descending on atlantic city for a triathloriathlon. they are expected to compete and give atlantic city a much-needed boost. >> you cannot only swim, bike run and have lots of fun but you can spend time in the casinos if that's what you like to do and hang out on the boardwalk. >> the challenge kicks off tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. >>> good evening. we have a nice way to end the workweek and a great

our paratransit ramp taxi drivers, who transport people using wheelchairs and they do a debit card swipe, there is a $10 per trip incentive on that. on top of that, there is a $10 credit on the cost of medallion down payment. in addition, we are providing free ramp taxi training classes, and we had it from -- i believe march until the end of june and we have extended it to the end of july. we also noted that there are challenges in the outlying neighborhoods for people to get taxi pickups. so we have an incentive for every two paratransit wheelchair pickups, the ramp traxi driver gets a free, go to the head of the line pass at the airport. this has a tremendous economic value for our drivers, who can get in and out of the airport fast and they will do the two pickups.

before you swipe that credit card, buyer beware. a growing scam that has consumers handing their personal information over to thieves. here now is abc's nick watt. >> reporter: you are watching a brazen breed of credit card thieves caught on tape. miss it? watch it again. this mcdonald's drive through attendant is swiping each card twice. one to charge for the food then again through something called a skimmer which steals the card's details. crooks can use that to spend a fortune. police say this bandit was stealing digits with up to 70 customers every single shift. they are so advanced they don't need a human to operate. they steal your credit card info if you pay at the pump. steve and the united states secret service are now on the case. >> we're doing our best. we can use more help. >> reporter: they're getting help from police departments and tip-offs from gas station owners and wait until you meet one of their former secret weapons. >> somebody turned my parter in and he turned me in. >> reporter: he is a reformed credit card

we swiped and expired american express gift card and it worked. >> while that surprising. >> he's not the only one surprised, a stack of non-bank issued cards got us inside atm vestibules at a bank of the west and a sterling bank in san francisco. a ktvu producer even used his drivers license. the same cards, including a starbucks gift card with no money on it worked at a u.s. bank in alameda. and has some thinking twice about letting their guard down. >> if anybody can get in, i don't know i'm from new york i'm really vigilant about the stuff. >> some customers worry the atm vestibules offer a false sense of security. ever heard this before? >> no never [laughter] that's nuts, i had no idea. >> only one of the banks we visited was willing to comment on this issue. u.s. bank says the card readers and vestibules aren't meant to keep out customers of other banks, but it wouldn't explain why gift cards and club cards also worked. we also showed our video to some experts in security and law enforcement, and changes some are now calling for coming up tonight at 10:00 p.m. >>> if you have a

all you have to do is swipe to the right on that enter bar an then you'll see the next page brings up how you log in with your facebook or your twitter account. after each performance you get the vote. the app won't show you the vote yet. we'll let a couple of judges show you real quick. >> the song begins. >> swipe the blue arrow right for yes, swipe the red arrow right for no. >> it's that simple. >> and if you're over 18 years old your picture could appear on the actual show unless you don't want it to. in which case you opt out when you log in to the app. it's simple and free. get it on ierks tunes and google play. that is going to be really exciting. >> yeah, definitely. we're excited, we've had summer with us for four hours now. we're looking at comfortable weather around the bay. high clounds around the bay. those will be with us through the afternoon. the low clouds will be retreating to the coast. the sun sets at 8:35. that gives us 13 hours and 46 minutes of daylight. if you like today, you'll like tomorrow as well. conditions are going to stay with very little change throug

swiped? >> swiped it. >> reporter: new security technology is already available in europe and coming to the u.s. next year. in the meantime, carders are hard to stop. experts tells us for now your best protection -- vigilance. check your card statements frequently. report anything suspicious. byron pitts, "abc news," new york. >> always check the statements. >>> when we come back, the big medical headline for moms tonight. >>> and tracy morgan. we have new details coming in on his injuries. his injuries. but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way my volunteering. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. breo won't repl

within minutes, he approaches a female passenger and appears on the videotape to swipe her cell phonew seconds later, another phone is allegedly plucked from an unsuspecting commuter. most riders on the bus are unaware. that is until he walk forward brandishing his weapon in plain sight. after a few more steps, he lifts and points the gun. but this time, a startled would-be victim leaps to his feet and grabs the weapon. other bus riders quickly band together to take justice into their own hands. >> drop the gun! >> some passengers scramble, but a small group jumps the armed suspect and throws him to the ground. a frantic female ride or crutches tries to flee, but the brawling pack has landed on all her belongings. >> i have to get my stuff, please -- i have to get my stuff! >> punches are flying despite three men holding him down, the suspect refuses to let go of the gun. [ shouting ] >> you're hurting me! >> he's breaking it -- >> as tension mounts, one of the riders screams for help -- >> call the police! >> after five more minutes of intense struggle, authorities arrive on the harr

and they can swipe for yes. they with swipe for no. and they can vote live with the performance. will go up and the performer will go through. >> and my goodness. and my job is to make sure nobody gets crushed by the wall on live television. and hopefully, to give them good advice, and other experts. >> the panel of experts, brad paisley. and ludacris. very eclectic. >> how much does the panel of experts count? >> they will get a vote, as well. so, they will be voting with the rest of america. but their vote, you know, they can't -- their vote alone won't do it. >> it's like 7%. >> about 7%. it's important that the experts like who is up there. and their critiques will be invaluable to the performers as they make it or don't make it. but truly, this is going to rely entirely on families getting together in front of the tv and saying we want this person to win. or we don't think this person has it. >> you talked about the app. you want to show us in social square? >> let's walk into our social square. >> i know. he's the host of "good morning america" now, too. >> allow me to take

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. >> here is how it works, viewers vote, swiping yes, or no on a free rising star app. watch how others are voting, too. >> that decision will be shown. every vote is counted. >> the star judges have a vote. the if the performer gets enough votes this performer moves on. >> the wall is a giant metaphor. cast your vote here on abc7 this sunday. >> so here is how it works, okay? when you open up the screen you'll see the app, you swipe the enter. this is what you can see. you get to vote. so will judges show how this works? >> like the blue era. wipe for yes. left for no. it's simple. >> if you're over 18 your picture could appear on the show. >> it's simple and free. check it out. it's sunday night >> do you know what is nice? they tell you here is the winner, right? >> some teams, you wonder. >> it's very cool. >> still to come our drought causing a concern for growers >> shallow fields in brentwood. how the drought is taking it's toll >> a california firefighter thousand missing the clue that crews are using. also, later... >> this is state of the art technology for ca

if they like what they see, they can swipe right. >> were you inspired by snapchat?is really different. a continuation of our core experience. >> but the pictures are only there for 24 hours, right? they have a lifespan. >> we want users to be able to share without the pressure of what they share being permanent. >> what are you doing to monetize the company? where are you in a process? >> right now, we think about user growth, but there are a lot of ways we can monetize and we think users will be willing to pay for the value we're giving them, from advertising to premium offerings. we will get there, but right now we're focused on user growth and successfully launching moments. married and have two kids so i have not had much reason to check out tinder until this morning, quite honestly, when one of my colleagues showed it to me, but what i was able to see very quickly is that it's fun, right? the level of user engagement, i have seen some of the design logistics, is off the charts. what i am wondering is can you tell how many of the people on there are actually mat

if i receive a notification if i get one just then i can swipe across. i have actions, i can accept or decline this meeting. i will use the device, and laying some music here. just swipe down and i get access to my keyboard. i can type array there. i swipe to the side and i have access to all my favorites. i will launch the mail. i have a number of unread messages so let's work our way through. message with a dinner appointment. you notice -- company that has elegance, they switched to a coding system. , 13.oungest developer the new system got a lot of applause. they should have said make an app with this new code. >> this is supposed to be a conference for developers. i understand dr. dre might have made an appearance. >> he made a virtual appearance and cause -- asked what time he should show up for work. dr. dre gives it a little bit of cool. open for their app store to allow payment from virtual currencies. it was clear where they are heading. can -- you can download and pay with the stash of bitcoin. >> hans nichols joining us from berlin. >> asian

viewers vote on a performance by swiping "yes" or "no" on the free app.it is tallied on the screen immediately and viewers see the results instantly and watch how other voters around the country too. singer josh groban will host. >> they might see their picture or decision, but every vote is counted in absolute realtime. >> the star judges also have a group. as a performer gets enough votes to raise the three-story wall, the performer moves on. if not, the wall stays down and they go home right then. >> the wall is a giant met for for many of the people competing. they have been through walls themselves in their lives. this is a wall that for them stands in the way of them moving on. abc7 news. >>> "rising star" premieres tonight at the:00 on a -- at 9:00 on abc7. here's how is works. you download the app and log on with facebook or twitter. after each performance you get to vote. the app won't show you the vote yes since no one has performed, of course. about a couple of the judges show you how it works very quickly. >> swipe the blue arrow right for yes

. >>> tonight a case of spike and swipe. >> strippers drugs them and rips them off. also tonight -- >> what do you think about what they are doing? >> catch and release. the campaign to round up a local business and what they are hoping to accomplish. >> pat the luxury house on the brink of total collapse. . >>> the final moments of sunday's deadly shootout in las vegas. a gunman and his wife amanda were on the ground with their weapons drawn. pointing the gun at her husband. this video and the autopsy confirmed that the bullet that killed miller came from police and not his wife. amanda miller fatally shot her husband before committing suicide. this was while police officers ate lurch at a pizzeria. they killed cusmenearby wal-mar. they are rooted in anti-government beliefs, but they never expressed the feelings during three contacts with police this year. >> the action with our detectives were normal. there was no anti-government or anti-police descriptions. >> they are still investigating the couple's rampage. >> per a day after a deadly shoot at a high school, po

swipe the blue for yes and red for no.mple. >> picture could appear on the actual show unless you don't want it to at age 18, you opt out logging into that app. it's free. set it up now so you are ready for it sunday night. pretty cool. slade and we are in and we use this tonight to vote on larry sports accounting go ahead. >> on scale of 1 to 10. okay. >> 10. >> i'll give ate 10. >> i haven't done anything yet. >> wow! >> i'm losing ground quickly. i better stop talking to you 2 clowns. >> what do you get for 1 dolla dollar. 1 dollar. if you are the a's you get tonight the a's you get tonight starting pitcher. brad m >> coming up tonight at 11:00 o'clock. we follow develop news. fast moving fire in solana county that destroyed 2 homes. right now firefighters are still mopping up hot spots. live report with late breaking details. >> plus a father dedicated to making sure his son with c p cease the world and the pick that is going viral tonight. >>> hope you will join me for those stories and more 11:00 those stories and mo

they are accused of swiping a dunk tank and bounce house. the men allegedly confessed to investigators. >>> a fisherman from south jersey hoping to catch mako off the coast of cape may, he countered something bigger and more dangerous, it's captured on tape. look at that. steve clark was 30 miles off the coast when a 16-foot great white shark swam up to the boat and snapped the bag of bait. he clamped down on the middle engine and swam away without hurting the boat. >> she convinced us to leave by grabbing the center engines. we did not want to move the motor offshore. she was calm and ripped the bag of chum off like nothing. >> the siting comes on the heels of the report that the great white shark population is surging up and down the east coast. >> she thought was a snack pack they brought along for her. >>> a long awaited report will be released how a child sex abuse case was handled on a college campus. >>> the video has been released of a man they say attacked a doctor in center city. a live report coming up. mara: it's easy to lose you

we swiped an expired american express gift card and it worked. >> wow! surprising. >> reporter: she not the e-- he is not the only one surprised. a stack of cards got us inside. a ktvu channel 2 news producer used his driver's license. including a starbucks gift card with no money on it worked. it has some thinking twice. >> if anybody can get in, i don't know, i am from new york -- >> reporter: some worry they offer a false sense of security. ever heard this before? >> no. never. [ laughter ] >> that is nuts. i had no idea. >> reporter: only one of the banks was willing to comment on the issue. u.s. bank said they aren't meant to keep out customers of other banks but wouldn't explain why gift cards also worked. we showed our video to law enforcement. the changes they are calling for at 10:00 p.m., eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >> if you have a story we should look in to, e-mail us at 2investigates@ktvu.com. >>> the government wants to know if air bags in jeeps are working properly. the national transportation safety board is investigating a 2012

in san francisco a transit bus side swiped a motorcyclist the boat skidded and lodged underneath constructionwork. the motorcyclist is expected to be fine. >> the department of motor vehicles gearing up to issue driver licenses to illegal immigrants but there are a number of concerns about the way it will work. the federal government wants cards to be slightly different from the stan yard issue wards. >> it's hard to understand how this could open up opportunities to discriminate. similar to different actions for childhood arrivals there is a percentage not to fear. >> now immigrants will need two pieces of identification, inincluding a passport. a public hearing will be held next week in oakland. >> still ahead big changes coming to yosemite national park. what visitors can expect to see, and how much it's going to cost. >> plus, some protection isn't just about spf. hot new ways to keep your skin safe this summer. >> >>> breaking news, another fire. you can see there is a report of a grass fire burning along 780 we're told traffic is >>> a major restoration will begin in mariposa grove. mor

. >>> two people caught on camera swiping a puppy in the street, but the worst part is -- >> he took 6-year-old ellis. >> how social media is bringing peaches back home. a prankster ditches the funny business to give the homeless a new gift. >> that's a new pair of shoes. >> the reactions are wonderful. >> the small gesture that goes a long way. >>> this video has a ton of levels of awful that are really going to make you mad. watch this. this surveillance video. these two people start chasing a black little pug, seven month old peaches. pug runs under the car and runs to the second person in the video, and they eventually grab it and run away with it stealing, dognapping little peaches. it is not their dog. they are stealing a seven-month-old pug. it belonged to 6-year-old ellis who had been in the hospital for an accident he suffered, went through multiple surgeries, and after he left the hospital, his mom, lucy, worked extra shifts to buy this dog for ellis to help with recovery. that's what peaches was, and these thieves took that away from him. >> i mean, are you just walking do

went with a consumer, we love to go to the store, purchase something, pull out the credit card and swipe the card. it's a process, right? exhausting. fingers get sore from the buttons. >> could all be a thing of the past. ster quickster is here. it's a biometric payment button. it uses the palm of the hand to pay for items. not just the handprint. it goes a step further. it uses the vein patterns within the palm of the hand, unique to every human. and then you just pay, on the thing, you're done, no wallet, no credit card. >> it's only a matter of time for that, right? pretty easy. basically, you put your hand on this square box. it reads the vein patterns of of your palm. they're typing in the last four digits of their phone number. that's not necessary. the inventors added that so it would slow the process down a moment so consumers could look at the screen and make sure they weren't being charged. this is the brain child of a swedish student at lund university where they have 15 different locations using this biometric payment system. and about 1600 students are using it right now. >>

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viewers vote on a performance by swiping "yes" or "no" on the free app. is tallied on the screen immediately and viewers see the results instantly and watch how other voters around the country too. singer josh groban will host. >> that decision will instantly be shown on the wall. they might see their picture up there, or decision, but every vote is counted in absolute realtime. >> the star judges also have a group. as a performer gets enough votes to raise the three-story wall, the performer moves on. if not, the wall stays down and they go home right then. >> the wall is a giant metaphor for many of the people competing. they have been through walls themselves in their lives. this is a wall that for them stands in the way of them moving on. abc7 news. >>> "rising star" premieres tonight at 9:00 on abc7. download the-free free "rising star" app so you will be ready. here's how is works. you download the app and log on with facebook or twitter. after each performance you get to vote. the app won't show you the vote yet since no one has performed, of cours

police say she swiped the rings and cash for the honeymoon.he slip up that got her busted coming up. >> exploding bottles of wine. it's so dangerous consumers are being told to toss out the wine immediately. what might be causing a certain brand of prosecco to blow. ♪ >> more video tonight of a bear wandering around in burlington county. debbie, says she took this footage as the bear was looking around in her backyard. many residents want the bear gone and state wildlife officials say there's nothing they can do unless it poses a serious threat to someone. they say the bear is not being aggressive right now and the bear is being tracked based on all of the recent sightings. >> a man walks into a northeast philadelphia shoe store preten pretending to be a customer. moments later he pulls a large gun on store workers as fox 29's dave schratwieser reports the suspect's weapon really has police worried tonight. >> reporter: police have he had stepped up foot patrols at the rows fifty three mall off cottman avenue after a gun toting suspect was cau

say is just assume that anytime you use your credit card information whether it's online or you're swipingown the street, assume that that credit card information and your personal information is available to the people you do not want to get ahold of that information. >> do they have to tell you that? is that somewhere discuss closed to -- disclosed to us? >> no, that's called a breach. look what we saw with target stores last fall righting before christmas -- >> nieman markus, same week. -- nieman march cuts, same week. >> this particular story is quite alarming because hospitals are using this information, and they could possibly use it as means to intervene to stop you in your lifestyle because it could cause health problems later on. >> it's big brother, it is. it's a violation flat out of your privacy rights. this should not be allowed. i mean, this is by far too much government overreach, in my opinion. they shouldn't be getting involved in this, they shouldn't be having access to all of our information. people should be concerned because this is what's -- >> i think citizens ought

it was interesting to here the judge presiding offer the proceedings, talking the swipe at the muslim brotherhood, blaming it for jeopardizing and endangering the integrity of the nation and giving a vindication for the military investigation by stressing and digging in the debate, whether it was a cue day tar or not. it places a heavy burden on abdul fatah al-sisi to deliver now on this image of him as an indispensable saviour of the nation. it will make it hard for him to take on that role, given the fact that, indeed, apparently within the sprim regime, and -- interim regime and the new incoming administration there's an unease about what transpired over the past year. >> indeed. there were poetic words used during the inaugurating ceremony. the presiding judge called him a revolutionary soldier and a son of egypt. he is seen as the saviour of egypt. can he save egypt and bridge the political secular religious divide? >> that is going to be the big question, of course. egypt is polarised. there are people in favour of the abdul fatah al-sisi, and people who think there's gross inju

the liquor store and police say one of the kids swiped a bottle off the shelf. the trick the clerk says they used to pull off the crime. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 5:00. >> this is a live look at ultimate doppler radar and you can see the line of showers moving through. most of the area is under a flash flood watch and we are expecting pop-up showers all evening long. >>> good evening, and thanks for joining us. i'm dawn timmeney. >> i'm iain page. let's get right over to chief meteorologist scott williams. scott? >> good evening, dawn and iain. some of that rain could be heavy at times. right now, we have the cloud cover outside of our studios at fourth and market, and you can see folks are out and about. those umbrellas are getting a work out today as well. temperatures right now 74 degrees. humidity up there at 82%. ultimate doppler showing you those pockets of showers. some of them are heavy at times. we could be looking at rainfall rates approaching an inch per hour but we'll zoom in little closer right now. you can se

nbc 10 told you how the rented amusement items were swiped in the borough of klemen ten earlier this month. the items have since been recovered. the suspects are between the ages of 18 and h44 years old. >>> world cup fever is burning up in philadelphia. team usa is back in action and soccer fans couldn't be more excited. comcast sportsnet steve lucci in center city. i can tell you have a big crowd behind you. >> they're crazy. take a look at this crowd. locust street is packed as far as you can see. they've shut it off between 15th and 16th for the world cup viewing party. and it is nuts. this rain hasn't dampened the spirits at all. it hasn't even the game hasn't dampened the spirits. they're just under way. team usa and portugal. portugal with an early goal to take a 1-0 lead. of course, team, if team usa wins, they automatically -- >> what do you think of this scene, ray? >> it's amazing. no matter what the weather conditions are, there's a lot of support for any sport in philadelphia. >> reporter: do you believe that they will win? >> i do believe they will win. they took an ear

the four men are accused of swiping a bounce house and dunk tank rented for a celebration and fundraiserck on june 2. police made the arrest over the weekend. >>> crews ships may sale into atlantic city. the mayor tells he wants to establish a port for small crews liners. his proposal is based on a engineering study that found the waterways are big enough to accommodate ships as long as 200 feet. >>> dick thornberg has been hospitalized he served as two terms of governor. last year he conducted an investigation on behalf of the paterno family in the wake of the jerry sandusky scandal. >>> time is 5:57. coming up new at 6:00 a.m. a survey on fees to fly the friendly skies, you may be surprised what most air travelers had to say about them. >>> philadelphia release a key clue in connection with a brutal assault in center city. more details when "action news >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this monday, june 23, matt is off, erin o'hern is joining us, here's what's happening. >> a man who preyed on a young woman and attacked her after a night out with friends is on the run. police have s

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. >> it is like having a card to swipe to get into the building, show the security guard, they just flysensor. >> prairie dog is passed out. >> mommy put you back. >> we know that there is an obsession with selfies. but no one has a selfie obsession as much as curt coleman does. ♪ california love >> what is happening? >> this is video from chris' instagram account. he's doing this selfie to tupac's "california love." he posted this on facebook. >> he needs to read the recent studies on selfies and narcissism. >> he really doesn't care what anybody thinks about how much he loves himself. on social media, he claims to have posted about 100,000 selfies. >> is he a big deal because he's made himself a big deal? >> pretty much. he has gotten a lot of attention. a lot of media outlets are curious about who this australian 17-year-old kid is. he photo shops certain pictures like this one with paris hilton. >> did remind me of a little bit of a male paris hilton. >> he does say he is australia's answer to paris hilton. he does -- i think part of the reason is because of his narcissism and his c

the lanes were 9 feet wide but the bus is ten and a half feet so we were constantly having, side swipes and collisions there, and so we went from four lanes two in each direction to one lane in each direction, plus a center turn lane. and that allowed us to widen the lanes a little bit. there is also as i said a lot of pedestrian safety benefits embedded in the tp proposals and the proposals themselves don't specifically tackle the security, but we do know that there are locations where it needs to be a high priority, and we are working on the phasing of the project and one of the things that we are looking at on the protro, avenue is how we can pay lot the security measures along with the roadway and the service increases, because like you, we are hearing from constituents, that it is a high priority, and we had originally proposed some changes to the 27, and on the bryant and we ended up not implementing the changes, in part because we were hearing feedback that protro, was not working for the customer and one of the main reasons because of the security. >>

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ramon, right off the bat is that a new tim cook who decided to take that swipe at google and the androidwe see that samsung's doing pretty much the same thing but with action? >> it's a confident tim cook, and i think it's the kind of leadership that people want to see, one that's stepping outside of the shadow of steve jobs and is not afraid to say, hey, we have a great product, we have an awesome experience, and we've got some numbers to show it. so the fact that he came out, you know, came out swinging and mighty hard, i may add, you know, i tip my hat to the man for putting his stake in the ground and saying we are here, we've arrived. let's go. liz: pete, the fairy dust has barely settled from that worldwide developers conference, and already people are moving on to this new battle. what eventually happens here? is google now in the crosshairs of the big names like samsung and apple? well, with samsung the relationship with google has gotten a little closer hately. they've put aside some of their disputes, and they're working more as partners. but this phone is kind of a wildcard. i