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there are we launched sync back in 2007, and we have about eight million vehicles with sync.and connect to your car, and you can use up to 10,000 words to control the vehicle as well as those apps. so it's a lot safer way to drive. and we have some great apps. we're launching here an adt app that allows you to arm your house or turn on the lights remotely from your car as well as park mobile. it allows you to find parking spaces and pay for them inside your car without looking for that loose change. stuart: so you're putting a lot of apps on the dashboard, so to speak, and you're trying to transform a new ford car into a guy gabtic smartphone. i mean, have i got that roughly right? >> that's right. you know, most people have their smartphones and have their apps that they love. what we're trying to do at ford is allow those to run really easily in the car and just use your voice to control the apps. so it's a lot safer. and those apps are pandora, adt, the ones i mentioned. we have about 60 apps now. and it's great for customers. they love it. stuart: are you going to run int

. >> a typical person sees me talking, and it's in sync.n many kids with autism, there's a delay between what they see and hear so they experience speech like this, out of sync. it's as if they're watching a badly-dubbed movie where the words and pictures don't match up. >> one of the klassic pictures that you see is children that will actually be covering over their eers. they're trying to filter out thoo confusing information and focus only on one thing, let's say vision. >> his team has develop add videogame to try to help kids with autism practice putting sight and sound together. >> one of the researchers said sound process sg delayed with autism so kids see the picture half a second before they hear the sound. >>> if you've ever been whale watching, you know sometimes it's a total bust. check out this incredible video from cabo. no bust. gold mine. a group of tourists out whale watching saw this, killer whales just jumping around, jumping out of the ocean. they hung out for a few minutes before swimming away, and there was no snoshg l

>> i am lip sync right now.hter] i give us credit but i think it is overblown most years disagree but to me she is doing though whole show that way nbc is up front it is a performance they have nothing to complain about it but there is a parallel that you hear about fiancee. -- beyonce. maybe she had a sore throat she has 17 grammys will we really get over her? melissa: do people want as people paid more and expect you to perform? i knew she was lip sync i was the ising through the whole thing. >> if you find out your favorite actor or actress did not perform the the new scene -- nude scene if i go to see adele i want to hear that voice. >> you will. by the way if you hear barbra streisand you will hear that voice. you'll always hear her saying but some performers it is more of a show thought maybe they cannot do it talk about the super bowl there are differing factors. melissa: leave me some tickets. >> in the agreed term. [laughter] melissa: one woman has proven you don't need space or cash to build your dream

a typical person sees me talking and it's in sync.y kids with autism, there's a delay between what they see and what they hear. so they experience speech like this-- out of sync. it's as if they're watching a badly dubbed movie where the words and the pictures don't match up. mark wallace is the lead author of the study. >> one of the classic pictures that you see with autism is children that will actually be covering over their ears. they're trying to filter out that confusing information and focus only on one sense, let's say vision, in this circumstance. >> reporter: wallace's team has developed a video game to try to help kids with autism practice putting sight and sound together. austin is trying it out. one of the researchers told me it's sound processing that's delayed in autism, so kids see the picture about half a second before they hear the sound. part of the therapy is to try to speed up auditory processing so sight and sound better match. >> pelley: fascinating, jon. thanks very much. new jersey governor chris christie del

computers on the barge running in sync with music on shore. i do that through radio communications. >> that sound track is for tonight. organizers expecting huge crowds because of the fine weather we're going to have. should be clear. if caught with a drink you will be ticketed. >> wayne freedman is live along embarcadero with a look. >> this would be ground 0 we're expecting a large crowd. take a look. potties. we can also tell you partying began early. it's beginning to look and sound like new year's eve. do you have plans? >> we're traveling on the cable cars and going on lom barred street, shopping. >> wine bars and dinner. >> is that all? >> more than a few bars, a few of us started early. >> tonight is am bur night for drinkers. >> is there a secret? >> shorter the skirt, longer the pour. >> san francisco police will be out in force tonight. >> there >> and no wandering please. >> you'll hit a flight deck. it's g good. >> anyone planning on flying in? >> not tonight. >> another option, st. francis hotel. one of several holding big partie

. >> beyonce's lip syncing at the president's inago ragz? >> did she fake it? if so, why would we care? >> she was lip syncing. >> did beyonce fake it at the inago ragz? >> who cares? what is she supposed to say in the middle of the inauguration, excuse me, mr. president, i am not doing this live? >>> miley cyrus twerking her way at the awards show? >> i didn't want my kids to see this. i was so sick of how the media played it. >> you were? >> really? >> you didn't think it was a cultural story? i didn't, either. >> no. >>> and phil robertson who was suspended and unsuspended by a&e. >> they are inso lent, arrogant god haters. they are heartless, they are faithless, they are senseless, they are routeless. >> that was a hot button story. but it raiseded questions about free speech and -- >> who do you vote for for the biggest time waster? >> anthony weiner, no question. this is a guy who had his minute in congress, who blew it, who had a huge scandal. tried to rehabilitate himself, blew it again. >> because he hadn't stopped the behavior that he said he -- >> pl

that is done by computer, explosives will launch and sync to a sound track. >> there are out there. >> the weather has been nice. but police say they'll be out in force, too. making sure it's an alcohol free event. >> there will be 0 tolerance. this is a family event. everybody to have a good time. >> police say they will make you pour out the drink and they will write you a ticket >> police promise to have extra officers to deal with new year's eve crowds. many hotels plan to host large parties and police say they will move quickly. >> heavy traffic is expected so police are urging people to take public transit. >> 2014 will mean more money for those earning minimum wage. it's a result of a successful ballot measure boosting their way to one of the highest in the state. abc7 news joins us to explain. david? >> san francisco's minimum wage could go up $0.19. this new increase is a cost of living adjustment part of the ballot measure approved by voters. >> that reflects low costs of living increase in the bay area. if you average that, it's $4.50. a happy meal. not a lot of money >> ut

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partnership with ford that allows customers to place orders from their cars hands-free using 40's syncam sitting next to several pizza pies to get myself in the mood. joining us exclusively is the domino president and ceo. thank you so much for being back and delivering the pizzas for us. it is making me hungry for pizza at 9:00 in the morning. people do not make that connection. why would a pizza company want to move in to the auto space? where does this come from? >> our goal is people can order domino's anyplace at any time. ford is in our backyard. they are great technology leaders. therrow we are unveiling ability for people in a drive it home, if they have got an easy order set up on our profile with go throughhey can sync with the mobile app and have the pizza waiting for them when they get home. is this something your customers were demanding? >> we have seen every time we give people new access and a new platform they can order from, it will boost ourselves sales. it is incremental for us. were they asking specifically for this? innovationt was what is about. it is a new way f

shore flow, you are going to get the spare of the air tomorrow because even though that the air is syncing, it is not enough to mix approximate to pollutants in the atmosphere. so the forecast for tomorrow as you look around, you got temperatures in the 70s, those are yellow, the warmest sports. greens are mid and upper 60s. the pattern next week shifting a little bit. when this drops it will set us up next week, early february, with moisture, wetter potential. so we will watch that. i'm way out there but i'm grasping at straws here. we are going to go 10 in morgan hill and check out 64 in pa safe ka. there is is the five-day forecast. >> thank you bill. >>> a surprise was found in a new statute of nelson mandela in africa. a little sculpted rabbit is in the leaders ear. you can barely see it from anywhere you see it. but they put it in there because the south african go. would not let them sign their names around the base. they want that rabbit removed. >> we are as a department insisting, we want people to see it through the statute for what it is for and not some prank. >> there might b

. >> but they're in sync. so that's good, kind of. >> how is the weather? >> the weather outside is great. >> we can do that. >> nicely done. >> goodbye. >> katie: i have to go. >> ridge: where? >> katie: i-i don't know. away from brooke. >> ridge: hey. you're in no condition to drive. come with me. >> katie: [ sighs ] >> pam: all of this? >> hope: yeah. >> pam: well, i'll try, but it won't be easy, hope, because i'm solo on the phones right now because of donna's emergency. >> hope: w-w-wait, wait, wait, wait, wait! what happened to aunt donna? >> pam: you didn't hear the crying? >> hope: no. >> pam: broken shoe strap. i mean, any excuse really for her to go shopping. we're not gonna see her again till after lunch. [ telephone ringing ] >> liam: hey, i need to talk to you. >> pam: oh, you know, honey, i just can'ri

it's not in sync with the stronger economic picture many were operating under coming into this number. and the next time the market gets hit, not if, mind you, but when. these can be terrific buying back opportunities for the big picture long themes i often talk about. the ones that long-term, many years, not many quarters and many days in my new book "get rich carefully," i highlight several different long-term themes i think are built to last. you can keep going back to the well with these trends every time we get hit because they're not going away any time soon. tonight i want to single out one of those themes. the domestic oil and gas renaissance or the holy trinity tech of social, mobile and cloud. if you want to know the rest, you have to pick up a copy of the book. tonight, let's talk about stealth technology stocks. these days everyone believes in the power of technology, but as i tell you, i think we often look for tech in the wrong places. we want to find it in service, cell phone, tablet. these days, the real innovation, innovation is the heart and soul of technology. it's

it's not in sync with the stronger economic picture many were operating under coming into this number. and the next time the market gets hit, not if, mind you, but when, i want you to remember that this pullbacks can be terrific buying back opportunities for the big picture long themes i often talk about. the ones that long-term, many years, not many quarters and many days in my new book "get rich carefully," i highlight seven different long-term themes that i think are built to last. you can keep going back to the well with these trends every time we get hit because they're not going away any time soon. tonight i want to single out one of those themes. the domestic oil and gas renaissance or the holy trinity tech of social, mobile and cloud. if you want to know the rest, you have to pick up a copy of the book. for tonight, let talk -- let's talk about stealth technology stocks. these days everyone believes in the power of technology, but as i tell you, i think we often look for tech in the wrong places. we want to find it in service, cell phone, tablet. these days, the real innovatio

to google which saw its stock rally for a non-chirping smoke detector and a thermostat seems out of syncskeptical. that operating system is fabulous. to wall street it seems that google can do no wrong and apple can do no right, which brings me back to what may be driving the stock even higher than expected. technical analysis, ta, the charts. on monday we highlighted the fibonacci queen editor. she traced a very positive scenario for apple, one that seemed totally unexpected given the heavy decline in stock that day as well as the sogginess in apple in particular. i loved her contrary call. it was completely different from the prevailing wisdom. so the recent downgrades and the substantial short position that had been building in apple. there seemed to be no good news but she told us the stock had rebounded just enough that it could be headed towards a major move. turns out her call was exquisitely timed. much of her methodology provides insight into when stocks will change course. tim cook, a technologist, triggered the technical buy which triggered the short covering, which triggered

the enhanced cash flow insight, powered by pnc cfo, a suite of online tools that can now sync with popular accounting software, and turn seeing into doing. ♪ >>> getting word that margo the dog that was stolen from a man's home in northeast washington is in good health tonight. eric peterson, seen her, took her straight to the vet after he was reunited with her this morning. peterson says margo seems exhausted but he's so happy to have her home. police found the dog after a tipster said they spotted her on benning road after seeing her picture in a story here on news4. >>> about 150 people went for an icy dip this morning to raise awareness for climate change. they took the polar bear plunge into the potomac at national harbor. here is how icy it was. volunteers had to use hammers, ice picks and some jumping and stomping before the plunge could start. organizers say they didn't mind the cold. the event raised more than $65,000. so it's a good cause and i just have never understood this. >> it's cold just looking at it. >> we were covered in snow. we know it's cold. >> and they're picking a

able to maintain the profile you have now what is there so you will have the same look it will be in sync and match what was done in 1933 where the revolver was a gray white material a lead cannot corp. this is the area of the skylight we were talking about. we started to get shop drawings. we have to discover that the details will require a curb and other types of flashing and i'll show it to you quickly. this is the floor below the skylights which the san francisco iron are a is going to be developing and basically those of you who are not familiar with the skylights they're on on top of with a lay light ceiling below did you see a buff ceiling that's worn and we'll have to replace it but you can't see the bottom of the ceiling. so those are just some quick pictures of the building from the outside. you can't see the skylights from this view. those are the skylights we're reproducing that's the one on the top we're discussing today. so this view shows you the skylights that we're have to replace so replacing the bottom ones we have a proposal for the top ones between the ceiling there i

>> the economy and markets are not always in sync. a lot of risks diminished. we had a super year for the stock market. i think the stock market will give you 5% to 7% a year. i'd be surprised if we get a double digit year in 2014 given how far we've come in the last year. >> would you be surprised if the markets turned in a negative performance for the year? >> i wouldn't be entirely surprised. but my guess is the market will go up. investors are feeling more comfortable investing in equities. interest rates are higher. that is going to push money out of cash accounts towards the equity markets. i think the stock market will rise, but the long-term investors need to realize it was not as cheap as it was. >> that raises the question when you look at different asset classes. would you look to bonds or some other instrument? >> i would still look at equities, but around the world. no gains in emerging markets overall. valuations are cheaper in europe. i particularly like europe because even though the economies there have gone through a huge amount of trouble in

been in the us to know that jinnah makes it in almond eyes is coming to play him in and if an area in sync and that is so so the area regional specific and we do have a lot of stress to play in addition to that i think i won in the past and has a very strong. information technology industry semiconductor a computer is meadows. i use up actually live in. also in health care is when we go to hospital he do need of a song an examination of their idea of the night of the state devices and those oh so low very important part of the biotechnology innovation and we can leverage our of past trends in information technology and devices need to book get involved in all medical technology area meant that suppose i can cost tens and that given the fact that this is seen to national cooperation of ironing though were some of the international partnership for example they york to film institute of technology that's currently with some of the leading international multi nationals. inga scary he is up. i think the ecb our center has been our focus on the second photo which in no way out the more specific

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so yes what would that help in terms of collaborating with other countries nato u n sync fpa health care. mama tried to that's one of the issue that that science and technology still have a lot of talent and gifts. we have gone on long waiting times some of the physics but in the life sciences and history amidst the main assault. problem is it so we hope that how scary can be fed a deceitful knew how to sew so it's not just the selby and solve problems that are scans of oz timer and soft but also how to lower the cost of healthcare is an important issue is and how can the pets of all the benefit to everyone not just the rich people but also that the baby was a baby when he recently in a city that can benefit from all of the house care and biotechnology research that's important and i think that's the that's the universal values that we are not too difficult to get international collaborations we need to take another break on the program will be right back. it is. sells steve. actor today's world and feel that one although the host rate will will will continue our conversation without the

what you wear and drive are in sync at last. i'll demonstrate that when "real money" continues from the detroit auto show. keep it right here. [ ♪ music ] >> 2013 was a good year for the automotive industry. we spoke to james lent about industry sales expectations for 2014, as well as the future of toyota vehicles which he says combine great mileage and styling and are fun to drive. >> tell me what we are looking at here? >> this is the ft 1 concept. we went to the designers and said forget about platforms and all that. if you could design the ultimate sports car, what would it look like. this is what the designers came up with. >> it doesn't look like it was designed by bean counter or worrying about borrowing parts from somewhere else. what does it take to get a car like that. does it get out on the lots under the streets. >> there's two concepts. one is a vehicle we put moust ash on it. the second is a vehicle like this. we push the envelope and get the reaction from consumers and see if it's something we bring to market. >>

chance on me ♪ take a chance ♪ i'll be around ♪ let me know >> the spca from north carolina is lip syncinge on me," with 400,000 watching the video since being posted yesterday. check out the whole thing on our website at abc7news.com. thank you for joining us. this is from [dramatic music] ♪ >> hey. hey! [cheers and applause] >> ced, man! >> hello. >> hi, cedric. >> how are you? good. come on. [cheers and applause] yeah! ♪ ah, hello, and welcome to millionaire. we've got a contestant in the house today who has been in mourning ever since her favorite show, breaking bad, went off the air. and we're hoping-- yeah, we hoping $1 million will lift her spirits. from new york city, y'all show some love for dee kanay. what up, dee? [cheers and applause] so... a great show? >> it is a phenomenal show. >> and you just a huge fan of it, and i see. >> as you can see, i dyed my hair in the same color as the meth. >> oh, the blue tips. >> the blue tips, yep.

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the enhanced cash flow insight, powered by pnc cfo, a suite of online tools that can now sync with popularounting software, and turn seeing into doing. ♪ >>> topper is a busy man tonight, my goodness. >> we're talking four wheel drive snow where we can really drop it into low gear. most of us will be able to get by with front wheel drive. it's going to be a very light fluffy dry snow, pretty easy to drive on, but i would like you off the roads between 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, 59 the high, down to 49, relative humidity dropping, colder and drier air moving in on those north, northwest winds, 18 miles an hour. the bread-o-meter, scale 1 to 10, 10 being the great storms, run for your lives like 2010 or 2003 or january, 1996, legitimate storm around a 5 or 6, nuisance storm a 1. this is probably a 5, maybe a little higher. we'll have new information at 11:00 and kind of recalibrate the bread-o-meter. here's the storm now. it does not look particularly impressive. yeah, it's got light snow through much of iowa, northern illino

sync this stuff with that stuff and that stuff, with it. maintain your sanity with it. this is your business on the all-new quickbooks. run with it. >>> nobody knows how much was taken at the raid at the airport. fbi says $2 million. police say $4 million. there was a scene of the heist at jfk. looks like a big one. >> it was a heist that inspired the hollywood gangster hit "goodfellas," and it turned out to be worth $6 million. on thursday, more than 35 years after the infamous luf tan za robbery at kennedy airport a refuted mobster and associates were hauled into brooklyn federal court. they plead not guilt in what was the largest crime in history. ko im reports. >> reporter: fbi agents arrested 78 yld vincent de-sarao wednesday morning for a 30-year crime. >> he got rousted out of bed at 6:00 for something he didn't do. >> reporter: the refuted captain of the bonanno family pulled off a heist at the kennedy airport. the robbery was the essential story of the 1990 martin scorsese movie, "goodfellas." jimmy burke. asorrow was not in the movie. he helped masked gunmen g

the system, it's doing better, and people are not worried about buying a car because their sin sync system. >> we mentioned changing demographics for folks like yourself. folks are buying cars online. younger generation are not buying cars as much as the older generation. does any of that concern you? >> yes, all the generation generations--ours covers the entire field. we have young people, old people, it's the spectrum that covers all ages. there is no generation gap. >> you're not worried about younger people saying maybe i don't need a car. maybe i can wait. you see young people as optimistic as ever? >> i certainly do. the good thing about it, it can be good, most of the cars in our area are over 14 years old. and these people really realize they're going to have to get a new car. and the cars they get today are safer, they get better mileage. they look a lot better, and they just give you a whole lot for the money. >> jack cane from jack cane ford dealership in kentucky, jack, good luck to you in 2014, thanks for being on the program. >> thank you, sir, appreciate it. >> you're welco

what you wear and what you buy are in perfect sync at last. we'll continue that when "real money" returns from the detroit auto show. keep it right here. >> we spoke with toyota north america ceo about expectations of 2014 and the future of toyota vehicles which he said combines great gas mileage with sexy styling and are just fun to drive. >> this is the ft 1. we went to our designers, and we said forget about platforms and all of that. if you could design the ultimate sports car, what would it look like? and this is what the passionate designers came up with. >> it does not look like it was designed by bean counters. one always wonders, what does it take to get a car like that? what happens to a car like that? does it every get out on the lots, the streets? >> some do. one vehicle that i say we put glasses and a mustache on it, and then six months later you see it gone. and then the second concept is a vehicle like this. we try to push the envelope get reaction from consumers and see if it's something that we should bring to market or not. >

howard is here, wearing the red tie to be in sync with everything. and bringing the cold back from colorado. >> the cold and the wind. throe straight days about 3 feet when i was out there. weather wise we're not going to get 3 feet of snow, but half a foot, 10 inches. certainly is attainable before the storm pulls away. here's a look at the snow this morning, the storm itself, what we're expecting for the day, is the snow, and dropping temperatures. in fact, the snow is going to start moving in from west to east, 8, 9, 10:00. this afternoon, just looks snowy, still heavy at times, into the evening hours and all the snow should be out of here between 10 and midnight, clearing out from west to east. notice those winds out of the north, 20 miles per hour, plus, they'll gust 25 to 30, you'll see the expansion of the winter storm warnings all the way down into the carolinas up into the boston area. southern pennsylvania, and the entire area surrounding washington and baltimore. here comes the snow moving in from west to east. out west, we talked about th

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