frustrating. reporter: exactly why alex invested culous. it allows customers to skip long lines with the cell phone. and they come and registered the cell phone and texted when his turn is coming up? qless allowses them at dmv and edcaution and health care. and anywhere people wait. reporter: customers who wait often experience line anxiety, wondering if they picked the fastest line or someone behind them is cutting. he said qless allows them to wait how and where they want. you call this reducing perceived wait times. yes, people wait at home or work they don t feel like they are waiting. the cutting edge technology
tired of waiting in long lines. and check this out. a new app lets you get in line without actually being in line. users check in by sending a text and get an alert when it is their turn. douglas kennedy joins us more on how it works. reporter: i know you never cut it line and most of us spend two whole years waiting in time. and it is a lot of time and the new technology is trying to it shorten. there is long lines in the bank and doctor s office and airport. where do you check in? reporter: no line feels longer than the one in the danbury, connecticut motor of vehicles. it feels slower. it feels slower and is slower. you see all of these chairs and know you will be be here for a long time and it is very
jonathan is live with the latest on this story. reporter: that arrest is a shocking one a 15-year-old boy taken into custody and booked on second-degree kidnapping law enforcement officials say the 15-year-old is the person you see here running off with 22-month-old owen wright chased by his incredibly brave sister and brother. the 15-year-old is aparveltparently a resident of the place where the kidnapping took place. a neighborhood search, some evidence located at the scene and we conducted an interview of the suspect. at the conclusion of the interview, we were still fairly certain that this individual was involved. now the wright family paid tribute to two teenagers who
leads back to how we are dealing with iran. we have an interesting presentation. unholy war. the march of isis by bret baier starts tomorrow night on the fox news channel. it can be tough for new moms to get back to work they are taking a whole new approach. it starts with 16 weeks worth of. and hearing graphic testimony on the murder of a young mi t police officer. molly? reporter: we heard from a medical examiner today. and also moved on to the testimony of the man who allegedly was kidnapped by tasarnaev and his brother tamer lintasarnaev. we ll have more details coming up.
over the islamic state. jon? reporter: jon, this is the largest ground offensive in the fight against isis in iraq. and the iraqi forces are pushing deeper in tikrit. and surrounding isis militants that it are held up in the city center. isis is fighting back and trying to resist the advances by using road side bombs and sniper fire to take out those iraqi troops and shiite militia fighters as you mentioned, jon. they are pushing deeper in tikrit. and at this point iraqi fighter ares have taken estimated 80 percent of the city. and this is an important fight as we talked about because of tikrit s location. it is to it baghdad to the south and mosul to the north. and it is it a important test to