privacy. reporter: nicole, a tech reporter for buzzfeed, says there s a simple fix. people should disable face time as quickly as they can or else they expose themselves to bad actors calling them and listening in on their conversations or accessing their front-facing camera without their consent. reporter: overnight, apple quickly disabled the group face time app. adding, we re aware and we ve identified a fix that will be released in a software update later this week. apple ceo tim cook has long portrayed the company as a protector of user privacy, offering more securityrival. apple even posting this huge bill board that reads what happens on your iphone stays on your iphone. they re going to have to apologize and double down on security practices that make sure something at this scale doesn t happen again. reporter: if you re running ios 12.1 or later and want to disable it until there s an
the home that they re in is safe. it s a two-story home. it s about 12 1/2, 13 feet to the bottom of the floor from the ground level and then the canal water level is two foot below that. in my head i know the water had to come up 15 feet to get in the house. i was not certain whether the water was going to go into the house but the worry was in my mind. i knew if they stayed together, there was a bathroom in the center of the house where they could all huddle together if the roof were to get ripped off. i personally had given my stepfather materials that he needed to bolt his roof down before the storm came, which i had given him on wednesday. my stepfather had prepared his house. and he felt confident that his house was strong enough to withstand the storm of a lifetime. so, william, the best case scenario that, of course, you re hoping for is that they stayed
number is low. there is no confirmation the other 450 are doing basketweaving and sandal michael. he just had a story about how we can t screen social media for visa applicants. how welk we do it finding people who get out of gitmo and change their identities. bill: he lumped his administration inwith president bush. 653 released. confirmed in reengaging 117, that s 18%. suspected of reengaging, 12.1%.
bottom line? lauren simonetti from the fox business network live with that. the crystal ball, volatility means your 401(k) is looking drastically different date today as the market moves in big directions in both directions. the reason for the volatility is china slowing down and the federal reserve standing down on interest rates, policies of the makers telling us we mostly favor a rate increase this year. the fear is they will not hike because they think the u.s. cannot handle a small bump upwards. in the meantime you have to expect gyrations like we are seeing, the 312.1 plunge for the dow yesterday already today we have seen as swing of 176 points. i want to point out of this month there have been eight days the dow has moved 200 points but that volatility can be your friend or your enemy. when you have massive selling put stocks on sale, you can scoop up great companies for less.
participation in the labor force, that s down four points from below where the recession started. you look at the u6 number, comprehensive unemployment, people who would want to work it s 12.1 so the real unemployment is 12.1%. the third stat is that median family income goes down. at the end of the day you can talk about statistics all you want but going into election it s a gut call. do i feel better about where things are, am i concerned my brother, uncle, sister doesn t have a job. people are scared and frankly blaming the president for not getting things done. i knew sean wouldn t be able to tell us why it was bad unemployment is down to 6.1%. as you talk i want to put up something and stephanie you make your point, and that is when you ask americans, are we on the right track or the wrong track? that is everything, but 63% we re going in the wrong direction. exactly. that is not great news for november for democrats. no, it not. all i can say is again, there