ROMANS: Welcome back to STARTING POINT. "Minding Your Business," stocks are under pressure this morning as investors spread about Central Bank's paring back on bond buying programs. The Bank of Japan decided not to add to its stimulus program. So, you got Dow futures right now down about 100 points. The main stock markets in Tokyo, Paris, and Frankfurt, are all down more than one percent each. Tokyo's Nikkei has been really volatile lately and has fallen into -- bear market territory. So, watching world market this morning. Apple is launching what it calls its biggest change to its operating system since the introduction of the iPhone. CEO Tim Cook unveiled IOS 7 at the company's developer's conference in California. IOS' redesign has new upgrades like the photo app, will have filters like Instagram has, and you can now choose a male voice for Siri, the digital system.</s>BERMAN: Christine, you have a call.</s>ROMANS: Apple also rolled out iTunes radio and a refreshed line of Mac Book airs.</s>BERMAN: All right. Ahead on STARTING POINT, the White House reversing its position on the morning after pill. We're going to our senior medical correspondent, Elizabeth Cohen, to tell you what this means for you.</s>ROMANS: And a live report from Boone, North Carolina, where people keep mysteriously dying in the same hotel room. You're watching STARTING POINT.
Apple Launches IOS 7, iTunes Radio