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what their children are doing. >> you need to look at the phone all the time. you need to know how the apps on it's your responsiblity. you're the parent. >> sergeant osmore says predators are on the end of the apps, lying who they are and how old they are. that puts some naive teens at risk. >> parents need to know they are allowing people in their child's life by use of technology. >> she need to know what's available about the apps. having a passwords may not be enough >> i should be proactive. i'm sure the parent thought the same thing. you're naive on sometimes what your child is doing. you are watching them but can't be too close >> sergeant says, this is an technology could be to young people whose parents may not even be aware of what they are doing. it's not the technology that will kill them, but quite possibly the person on the other end of the technology. >> parents who do purchase an iphone for their children, need to be more aware of the apps remind them you are the parent and if that doesn't work, could have the service disconnected. parent need to stay on top of it it. >> ex

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>> ben and alicia, the richland county sheriff's department app is one of the first to be introduced among law enforcement agencies in the midlands. similar to their website, it provides citizens a quick and easy way to stay up to date on crime in the area and it's as simple as one click on your phone. from news to food to games to fitness, in today's society there's an app for just about everything. >> most people get their information from apps. >> and the richland county sheriff's department is joining the trend launching its own mobile app to help better inform citizens who fight crime in their neighborhoods. >> we wanted to be able to just be in the palm of our citizens' hands at all times. >> the sheriff's department app gives residents access to neighborhood crime apps. safety reminders and sends them crime alerts in real time. of getting important messages out to citizens much like a breaking news alert. >> whether it's a missing person or there was a robbery in the area, we can tell them instantaneously what's going on so that they can, you know, be safer and be more informe

situation to see if it works. >> reporter: it is already in the app store. if you use public transportation can you report strange odors, suspicious packages, people, disorderly conduct and can you do so discreetly. the question is, will you use it? >> computing on public transportation. you never know who will be there or what will happen. >> there was a day when it was a guy there and he was loud and just, he made everyone super uncomfortable. >> there are cameras on the platforms and police have responded to reports of violence, now they want more eyes and ears on the look out to alert police to any safetied or security issues. >> i'm scared at timings for characters. , they can use the app to report problems. as we arrived, what appeared to be a couple got into a loud domestic argument and the woman got physical. we follow the directions and reported what was happening. cruiser was outside of the station, since no officer got out we don't know if they were responding to our alert but it was an effective way to report the problem. >> would you use the app.

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. >> and you can track the weather on the wurks usa 9 app. >>> turning to the race for the house, polls closed a few minutes ago in new hampshire, site of the first primary. donald trump and bernie sanders heavily favored in voters' surveyed in the gop race, john kasic, marco rubio, and jeb bush and ted cruise in a virtual tie for second. >> this is all about who comes in second on the republican side in new hampshire. >> and we'll have the results on our free wusa 9 p apand we'll bring you the latest numbers on our news tonight at 11:00. >>> closer to home, new revelations in the case of a prince george's school volunteer charged with child porn and sex abuse. parents told wusa 9, disturbing things have been happening since 2014 when deonte caraway was hired. it was all the buzz in the hallways and she said that school administrators should have listened. >> i call this the responsibility of the principal and the administration. they should have followed up on this. it shouldn't even came to this point. >> officials say that carraway passed a criminal pal background check. police have

one of the apps just hit it. i'll send out how to watch super bowl online if you can't get on and also another valentine's text that has been popular. that is coming out in the e-mail. info@ipadwisdom.com. >> thanks. indprid, over to you. >> are you looking for an exercise partner or a cuddly new friend? with you in today's pet pals. janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? it works on his cough too. cough! it works on his cough too. mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. we have a 2-year-old rottweiler mix named lexie. >> lexie came in as a new mom. she is doing very well. she came in with a puppy. lexie has a great demeanor. she does well with everyone. she likes other dogs. house broken stars we can tell and loves a bath. if you are looking for a dog that is easy to groom, she loves a bath. >> although she is 2 years old and she is a rottweiler, this is the largest she'll get. >> this is the biggest she'll get.

the app is $1.99 and totally worth it. be sure to tweet me your favorite apps at the list holly. >> coming up, bad lip reading >> please don't cry. why can't you be smooth. >> and later, three-ways to outsource your love from breaking up to hooking up, websites that will do the work you're too chicken to do. international stars new doing a perfume commercial, a, sofia >>> before the break, we asked which international star is gracing a new fragrance commercial. sofia lauren, rose inspired campaign. the international beauty play ace mate going to kpler commercials is a o in clueless. >> good learning experience. >> in 1959, tina fey was just another struggling comedian until she got this ad from mutual savings bank. >> hi. >> she may have looked like a frumpy aunt but they were there. liz lemon in the future, her hair would get much better. >> steve carell was all about brown's chicken. >> our chicken is cooked completely cholesterol free. >> so into it, he completely inn norred the sedan behind him. >> welcome back to the l

of course the news is always on, just download the fox5 d.c. news app. it is free. we'll see you at 10. >> today on "tmz" -- >> meek mill, who has just been ordered to go under house arrest, caught up in the middle of a bar fight. >> shouldn't meek not even have been there? >> if you have something around your leg for a minimum of three months, i would want to go out as much as possible too. >> that's with nicki minaj. >> it doesn't matter who you have. it's still the same ass. >> that's depressing. happy valentine's day, everyone. >> kanye west in new york city. we go, what's going on with the clothing line? >> we're making dope, soulful product for people, trying to get the prices together. harvey: they're insanely expensive now. >> that's the thing. they're expensive. they only make 15 pairs. harvey: why not make more so you don't have this black market mentality. [laughter] no, i didn't mean that. >> they had the oscar nominees

so in the app you do preference group sizes. if you report through our hotline, you will actually enter the number of delegates that have been assigned to the candidate. again, you'll have a chance to confirm those numbers. when you're done, the system will repeat the entire slate of delegates and confirm that the number you have allocated is the correct number for your precinct. you'll confirm that by pressing one. and then you're finished once you hear the thank you for reporting, your results have been submitted, message. there are a couple scenarios and take questions. we covered this, but what if it takes me longer than 15 minutes and i get locked out? re-enter your info,er you'll get a new p.i.n. not a big deefment what if i don't have a smart phone? we want to download that app on someone else's phone and identify kind of a reporting captain in the precinct. we just need to make sure we have a phone number that can accept the p.i.n. you can definitely use that app on someone else's phone, tablet, as long as you have your c

both democrats and republicans are expressing strong confidence in the app. the precincts will download the app on a smartphone, and log in to a secure system. freck says: "when they have the results, the precinct chair will pick up their phone get authenticated by entering some information and it checks to make sure they're the right people, provides them with a pin number. once they're authenticated they just enter those results, literally just tapping in simple numbers into the interface. and that gets submitted then it's sent into the central database that the headquarters gets a chance to look at." the new "caucus reporting app" will replace the old-school system of calling-in results by phone. next week. that's when new hampshire will hold the first presidential primary vote. the polls aren't as close as they are in iowa. both donald trump and bernie sanders lead by double digits over ted cruz and hillary clinton respectively. still ahead - a police dog taken in down in the line of duty in pennsylvania. we'll tell you what lead up to him being killed in

and just what stars are on the secret app? kelley confirmed it and the ill sure sounds lake raven simone is too. >> everybody is talking about it >> now i like it's a s society like illuminat rooirks. it's members only, old school hard to get into. and it is hard to get into. >> the "new york post" page 6 also claims that patrick schwarzenegger, matthew perry and joe jonas is on it. but the selection process appears using a mix of fame, looks and instagram followers. >> we asked one member who agreed to talk if we kept her 50id identity a secret. >> so the application rocess starts by just entering the instagram handle of the friend who referred you, who have to be a member of the app already. then they have access to your instagram. is like waiting outside in a line at a club. you just want to see what's inside. >> no surprise, a lot of applicants are wait listed, but if you're accepted, the app costs $7.99. >> the raya profile that i when i signed up was joe jonas. and i immediately took a screen shot and sent it to my girlfr

her met on the app. kik enables you to message one- on-one or in group chats and remain relatively anonymous. those who use the app identify themselves only by their user name. adam s. lee / fbi special agent in charge, richmond "i'll tell you the spectrum from cyberbullying to exploitation all the way to overseas terrorist recruiting is happening on applications like this and social media sites." since the lovell murder -- kik created an updated guide for parents on its website. apple raised the app's age- appropriate rating from nine and older to 12 and older. a company spokesman says kik is cooperating with the f-b-i. ### the latest investigation details come as the middle schooler is laid to rest. family and friends gathered at mccoy funeral home in blacksburg to say their goodbyes to nicole lovell one final time yesterday. for complete coverage and the latest on this developing story... visit our website wsls dot com.### police in northern virginia are looking for a woman who has been missing for tw

@it allows you to upload your @photos to the app and possibly @make a little money. @you launch it and the nice part @about this is when you click on @the explore section, it will @show you photos that not only @people have recently added to @the app, and you can add any of @your photos. @but it will show you photos @that have actually sold. @so you can get an idea of what @people that are buying the apps @and companies that are buying @the photos, what they are @looking for. @you see the range is quite ride @from your food shots to photos @at the park in the city. @here's a picture of a guy @getting out of a car and @someone paid for that photo. @i love that. @missions that companies put @out. @right now, they are looking for @photos or valentine's day @cocktails and city portraits @and cherished home accent. @now, one thing, i've had the @app for about a month on the @phone, i have not sold @anything. @so you are competing against a @lot of people that are @uploading photos all the time. @they seem to photos photos of @kids and pets too. @>> i was going to say, we c

the app is called fresco news. iphone just download the app, you are then instantly connected to us. fox 29 news. you are now on our team. through the app our assignment editors will let you know when news is happening in your area. give you a chance to cover the story for us. oh, and make money, too. you've actually been sends your videos and pictures for years. fresco is making it easier. and some of you are already using it. >> check out this picture from matt henry. >> which high winds struck in chester county, when snow fell in bucks county. >> breaking news in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood. >> reporter: when major fire broke out in northeast philly. >> i was on 95 driving north when i saw the plume of smoke headed out there. shot the video and when i was standing here i got the buzz there was an alert for it. as i was shooting the video i up loaded it right to the app. >> reporter: fresco users like jared were there to capture it. then connect with us here in our fox 29 newsroom. >> i got notified mom

and just what are on the secret app? keltie conl sounds like raven simone is >> it's a secret society like illume illume minute natty. it's a secretsociety. >> also claimed that patrick schwarzenegger, patrick swroens that. but the selection process appears using a mix of fame, looks and instagram nollfollowers. >> we asked one member who agreed to talk if we kept her identity a vet. >> so the application process starts by just entering the instagram handle of the friend who referred you, they have to be a member of the app already. and they have access to y instagram. >> nosurprise, a lot of applicants are wait listed, but if you're accepted, the app costs $7.99. >>. i immediately took a screen shot and sent it to my girlfriends and notification popped up on the screen telling me that i should protect the privacy of other people on the app. >> and kelly told us it's more about seeing who's out t >> it's an interesting app, but what i like about it is that everybody actually has to do a video. i'm not really relying on te

some are saying the app's speed recorder, a feature on the app, promotes speeding. deadly crash in philadelphia. here's abc's eva pilgrim with more. gfx police scanner sound / broadcastify one car involved and people are still trapped in the vehicle three young women? their car.. slamming into a tractor trailer filled with herbocide.. bursting into flames.. the driver.. and two passengers? killed. philadelphia police.. blaming? speed..surveillance video showing the girls speeding by.. moments before the crash. abc affiliate w-p-v-i.. now reporting.. investigators are looking into whether the popular app snapchat.. also played a role.. gia abgarian was a passenger... her uncle believes it did. sot jimmy abgarian, victim's uncle one friend said she was snap chatting all night / in the car they were showing, their speed how fast they were going, he says his niece was using a special filter on speed... a popular trend he believes encourages people to drive fast.. and share with friends online.. sot jimmy abgarian, victim's uncle the fact that part of the app is on there

down of the apps. once on your phone, you open it up and click spin -- able pick a restaurant and sugar to discount . if you do not like the rest around, you can go to the anywhere else on the app can percent. he will only get one spin per day. good luck. just use that with my mom. >> you are at the mercy of whatever pops up. >> no, that gives you the best deal. you can say, oh, i want the 10%. ok.ll right, i wish we could spin the wheel on getting a better weather forecast. can we stay away from the snow? no, not going to happen. snow coming back in. unlike look from the torpedo factory. real-time temperatures -- don't feel anything like it. 14 degrees, 30 degrees under the average. going to stop. nearly 10 below zero in hagerstown. a lot of different areas right around zero. right into the forecast, freezing, windy, or fridge it. wind lets up on valentine's day. tracking snow on presidents' day monday. this is to a nixon of what we call ice college. snow melts terrain, re-freezes -- incomplete change

. >> not with the app. >> city tried out the app in a pilot program in the bronx it was successful now it going city wide. steve: all right, navigating new york city not always issue. a new 57, recalled walc is helping to stir people in right direct, with landmarks and local businesses as you see, lift at mc, right at pub. they wanted to create technology to help you hit street with confidence and ease. >> you put in your destination, you are on your way. if there a landmark nearby, we'll say do you see this. very simple. steve: walc, is free on app be walking around with her head buried in your phone. dari: it was simple look for the u for ub ir, uber to get a ride but they have a new logo, a square in a circ circular design. they believe 28 they it will be able to make people identify the uber product better, they have been trying to expand to there are services like delivery food, i saw a thing for puppy bowl they would deliver a puppy for one day. steve: like this i need more free attention. >> and lyft has inlessed hall of famer jerry rice for their campaign. >> my family has

>> the flashlight app spies on the camera. >> reporter: last year they discovered 11 malware apps thatred information and sentenced it to a remote server. it included text messages. apple fought back by removing the apps and putting stricter security measures in place. >> they build a profile on you. >> reporter: some apps are collecting information simply for adds advertising purposes. in 2014 the federal trade commission settled a lawsuit alleging it transmitted consumers personal information without telling them. >> he says he's found another flashlight app that can do much more troubling things. >> approximate one turns on your micro phone in the background, listens in on you and sends an encrypted tunnel to a server we discovered. >> reporter: you're saying they're listening to people's conversations and sending that audio back to beijing? >> we've tracked it. >> reporter: is this on this map? >> on information drive in beijing. >> reporter: he gave a report on that app to the fbi. >> because to me it's spy ware. >> we have to look at our phone and say it's a personal computer and

the app is it can only be used if your phone is turned on and working correctly. this app is also not available on androids. if you are a parent of a teenager listen up. the new recommendation from the u-s preventative services task force says there is enough evidence to have all young people between the ages of 12 and 18 routinely screened for depression. the previous recommendation said doctors should only screen for depression, if systems were in place to help at risk individuals get appropriate treatment, and follow-up care. we're learning new information about the fight against the zika virus. a widespread vaccine is likely a few years away, but a u-s health official says a plan to stop the virus is underway. "we have already started to develop the vaccine in the early stages and we can predict that we likely would be in phase-one trial just to determine if it's safe, and if it induces a good response, probably by the end of the summer and get that going by the end of this year. " doctor anthony fauci institute of allergy and infectious diseases says it will t

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my understanding now is what happened is the microsoft app did as it was supposed to do but there was a delay in sometimes once they pushed the button to getting the feedback. i spoke with one precinct captain who said they sat around and agreed on the number, put submit on the app, but then they got a phone call an hour and a half later saying they didn't have the numbers there was a they doesn't know it was a data delay so they figured it out and called and as of today all these numbers have been accounted for, but in that space last night, before they had reached out to the folks that hey hadn't got the data from is when we filmed the piece with robert becker, so at that moment there was a lot of questions as to whether or not it was going to be working. >> really, i think that for anybody who does this for a living, and is a professional political operative, it's not quite over yet. as robert said, they're going to be squabbles, especially in a race this close. they reached out to the campaigns and the cam -- so we don't know how much the campaigns provided, whether there are disp

the app is $3.99 for ios. target is taking a new approach toward bedding and home goods. it's introducing a gender neutral kids line called pillow fort. the line features 12 themes that kids can mix and match over time. the pillow fort collection will be in stores and on the company's website on february 21st. ### we're now just a few minutes from daytime blue ridge.. for more on what's coming up today-- lets check in with natalie and lindee.# coming up today on daytime... if you are looking for a creative way to make a lasting impression on your loved one?? impression on your loved one?? how the virginia gentlemen can serenade your sweetheart this valentine's day... and a little later... we'll head to the daytime kitchen -- where mary rapoport will show us how to make what she calls.. a hug and quiche.. it's so simple.. natalie is going to many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria and that bacteria multiplies

. >> plus inside the top secret dating app. stars hooking up other the "e.t" expose. >>> now for february 18, 2016, th "entertainment tonight." >> adele makes a stunning confession about crying, how her grammy performance left her in tears. she is going to tell you about it in jus few minutes. >> but we start with kanye west, is saying more inflammatory things than the imperial rapper, but s on his best behavior when he ran into paparazzi l.a. >> he was an open book about everything from his finances to his feud with taylor swift. >> kanye, do you have anything to say to taylor swift? >> no. >> do you think taylor swift is obnoxious obnoxious? >> the paparazzi grilled kanye about his so-called feud with stay already swift and it was a was al chatty, talking taylor at l.a.x. >> just one hour at 2:00, taylor was moving on, dress shopping in beverly hills after calling out kanye monday at the grammys. barnies apparently shut the entire second floor for swift. amthat, at 2:31p.m., cbs released a secret recording. the rapper's rant a

, you're giving the app permission to access other parts of your phone like an alarm clock app that can track phone calls. >> do you think an alarm clock needs all that permission, your call information, calls you've made, your device id. this is not a alarm clock. >> reporter: and the weather and flashlight apps as he showed us in a demonstration of what could happen when someone takes a bank. >> reporter: what happens to the check now. >> reporter: last year the group discovered 11 malware apps on iphones that sent information to a remote server. the information included text photos. apple fought back by removing the apps and putting stricter security measure in place. >> they get at your lists to build a profile on you. >> reporter: some apps are collecting information for advertising purposes. in 2014 a lawsuit was settled with a company over the flashlight app alleging it transmitted information to third parties without telling consumers with. but he says he's found a ashlight app that can do more troubling things. >> t ts turns

the app anonymity is appealing to many as described by a convicted michigan sex offender. >> the first thing i thought was wow! i can be whoever i want to be. i can get anybody i want. i can achieve my sexual glorification through the app. >> some app similar to kik can sort users by geographic location, school or age. >> the first thing parents need to do is set ground rulesth secondly, they need -- secondly know the sec no and how the parental controls work and third talk to kids. >> some teenagers use kik me to communicate to the person through anonymous app. experts say a teenager should never give out their user name to anyone they don't know. they say the app is less popular because the risks are known. >> if someone doesn't give you the real phone number they are trying to hide something. >> i don't want to talk to somebody i don't know obviously. you don't know who they are. >> the ontario based company have built in safety measures to allow users to filter unpopular behavior. it's scrutinized by parents and online safety experts. suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. leon: a bill that c

>> sam: well, you see there is, people filed their results via the app. they called in via phone and then there were worksheets that they worked on there. >> amanda: right. >> sam: and so, we're working with the sanders campaign on concerns that they have. and you know, if for example, there is a change that needs to be made, of course. we want to correct county delegates to go to their convention. but once again, county convention delegates are worth fractions. fractions of state delegate equivalents and so we're of course working with all of the campaigns, if they have concerns. and we're working with our party leaders to help resolve those. >> amanda: and all of this, of course, stems from the great turn out and because of how close this race was. >> sam: mmhmm. worse, is maybe bringing a lot of these issues to light. so let me ask you if you think the process needs to change? because iowa is certainly going to be a target of criticism. >> sam: well, you're right. it was a historicly close caucus between incredible candidates. i think it shows how fired