kiet do shows us this summer's gimmick, which goes 3-d one better. >>> summer movies are often aimed at kids and kids like gimmicks. >> kiet do shows us this summer's gimmick which goes 3d one better. >> reporter: "spy kids iv" is not a good movie by a long shot. but it has gimmicks. when you see the number on the screen rub the corresponding number on the card and sniff. the smell is supposed to make it a more immersion experience. the villain says it is not all roses. >> there are a lot of smells that will be amazing. my god, i need to smell that candy then there will be smells that for the love of god i may not want to smell that. >> reporter: aromascope is not used back used in 2003. since then hollywood has introduced motion seats and of course 3d all to increase ticket sales. spy kids direct on or about robert rodriguez says moves now a days are too passive. during testing viewers wanted stinky smells so he included diapers. did the smell help make the movie better? >> yea >> did it help you enjoy the movie more? >> not really. it was okay now. >> reporter: for parents watching

kiet do shows us it's now gone viral. >> reporter: if you believe matthew epstein the worst sin while job hunting is being forgettable. >> google, please, sit. >> reporter: epstein launched a hyperfocussed online marketing scheme to get a job at you know where. >> now, google, i don't want to pussy foot around. i want to work for you. >> reporter: he goes for break with a fake mustache, a glass of brandy, and no pants. >> reporter: let's talk about one of my things. >> reporter: we talked with him via skype. he launched a site "google, please hire me." >> really it was born out of frustration. at 9% unemployment it is really hard to stand out. >> reporter: we showed the video to con salo alvarez, a job counsellor, who has counselled hundreds of people. he said if companies don't get it efforts like this could backfire. >> we here don't recommend anybody doing that. the idea hasn't come up. we haven't thought of getting our job seekers to do anything like that. so, therefore, i don't think you need to do something like that. >> but i can assure you of one thing, google. i'm a real mark

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kiet do, cbs5. >>> one minority group accused of exploiting another. what the feds said latino workers had to do while asian workers stood by and watched. >> i don't know why but they said get that out of that bag. >> the rare photos of amelia earhardt that could change a northern california woman's life. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the suit alleges latinos en fewer >>> the feds are suing a san josi panda express for racial discrimination. the lawsuit alleges latino employees were given fewer hours but tougher jobs assignments, like taking out the trash and cleaning the rest rooms, while asian employees stood by and watched. regular customers to the restaurant tell us they noticed that pattern. >> i see the latinos taking the trash out. the asians are usually, you know, charging the register or helping out people for their orders and stuff like that, but they are not doing anything like heavy work. >> well the manager at the time no longer works there. as for panda express the company says that it doesn't comment on pending litigation. >>> if you have been me

kiet do shows us how >>> practice makes perfect when it comes to anything we do. now the same can be said for a computer chip. kiet do shows us how ibm's new baby actually mimics the human brain. >> reporter: look closely to see the future of computing in this game of pong. ibm's new experimental children has done what has never been done before. >> the chip is actually playing this game just like a human opponent would play. >> reporter: it wasn't always this good. at first it was terrible. but over time it actually learned to compute the trajectory make small corrections and now it rarely misses. when it comes to character recognition, the faint gray line below means the chip is guessing what number we're trying to write. >> based on the three that were used to train this chip it thinks we are going to finish it with the tail even though we haven't drawn it. >> reporter: it's called cognitive computing. take several million of these and network them together and now we are getting somewhere. each yellow rectangle represents one of ibm's chips. each white do it t

kiet do is at apple headquarters in cupertino where the news is sending shockwaves through silicon valley and the world. >> reporter: the few employees who talked with us off camera said it was sad and they didn't find out through company email. they found out by watching media reports so it gives you some idea how secretive this company is. a couple of pr guys greeted us but didn't want to talk on camera and referred us to the company press release. this is video of jobs' last appearance in june. because of his appearance, stock prices dropped. tim cook the company's coo is now the ceo. jobs has also been elected to the chairman of the board. he released a resignation letter saying, i have always said if there ever came a day when i could no longer meet my duties and expectations as apple ceo i will be the first to let you know. unfortunately, that day has come. i hereby resign and ceo of apple. i would like to serve if the board sees fit as chairman of the board, director and apple employ each i believe apple's brightest and most innovative days are ahead of it. as far as apple customer

kiet do has the numbers to prove it. >> i -- i -- i do prostitution. >> reporter: her name is amanda and her newest territory for the world oldest "profession" is san jose. do you feel safer here? >> yeah, i do. a lot safer. >> reporter: how so, like why? >> it's not a lot of crazy people. >> reporter: the word on the street? sjpd is focusing on homicides and assaults. and nonviolent crimes like prostitution are not a priority. when you hear that, what do you think? >> i like it actually. it's easier on my job. >> reporter: in the wake of massive budget cuts and police layoffs, officers have been called in on their day off to act as a temporary surge of cops to deal with the crime. since july 1, 38 prostitutes and two johns have been arrested and 40 people have been cited for loitering and solicitation. >> we have pimps coming up from fresno as well as coming down from the oakland area to ply their trades. they look at it as a business opportunity. >> reporter: it became a hot button topic when the police union wrote an op. ed. piece entitled, san jose is becoming sin city. >> that's

in san jose, kiet do, cbs 5. >>> home free. two rescued sea lions released back to the wild while their race to the ocean is one for the records. >>> it was a beautiful autumn day here in the bay area today. but it's a problem that the calendar says it's summertime so how all the low clouds and fog will affect your weekend plans, that's still straight ahead. but pretty mild now in san jose and santa clara. dennis? >> it's a beautiful evening here in santa clara, roberta. the 49ers are practicing. alex smith, the big news is they have a new receiver and a big name. we'll tell you who that is coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, feet of sand. >>> a southern california teen says he thought he was going to die after being buried under 6 feet of sand. the teen was digging a tunnel at newport beach yesterday when it suddenly collapsed. luckily, nearby beach-goers saw what happened and began frantically digging with whatever they can find until paramedics and firefighters arrived. >> helplessness you feel when you're under the ground. it

kiet do shows us it has gone viral. >>> reporter: if you believe matthew epstein, the worst sin while job hunting is being forgettable. >> google, please, sit. >> reporter: epstein has launched a hyper focused online marketing campaign to get a job at you know where. >> now, google, i don't want to pussyfoot around the issue here. i want to work for you. >> reporter: the 24-year-old goes for broke with a fake moustache, glass of brandy, no pants, and zero shame. >> let's talk about one of my favorite things, me. >> reporter: we talked to epstein via skype in atlanta. he launched the video and website google please hire me because he sent in his resume' and never got an answer. >> it was borne out of frustration i think is shared among a lot of people today, 9% unemployment. it's hard to stand out. >> reporter: we showed the video to a job counselor who has coached hundreds at the state's unemployment office. he says if companies don't get it, efforts like this could backfire. >> we here don't recommend anybody doing that. the idea hasn't come up. we can haven't recommended it to our j

kiet do, cbs 5. >>> women who smoke may have a brand-new reason tonight to try and kick that habit. dr. kim mulvihill now joining us to explain -- you know, we talked about smoking for 30 years. >> reporter: right. >> there are plenty of reasons. what's the new reason? >> reporter: it's not just a reason to quit smoking. it's a reason to never start in the first place. it appears if you're a woman you can smoke fewer cigarettes than a man and have a higher risk of a heart attack. >> it takes me four, five cigarettes in the morning just to get started. >> reporter: terry tracy and her friends say they really like to smoke. >> probably more than sex. i can't say that on the air, can? i we no, it's bad for us but so are a lot of other things. >> reporter: each in her own way tried to quit. but they keep lighting up. the bottom line is, what would it take for you to stop smoking? is there anything that would make you stop smoking? >> probably a heart attack. >> reporter: now a new study shows if you smoke you're more likely to have a heart attack if you're a woman. >> women are much wor

kiet do has the numbers to back it up. >> i do prostitution. >> reporter: her name is amanda and her newest territory for the world's oldest profession is san jose. do you feel safer here? >> yeah, i do, a lot safer. >> reporter: how so like why so? >> it's not a lot of crazy people. >> reporter: the word on the street, sjpd is focusing on homicides and assaults and nonviolent crimes like prostitution are not a priority. what do you think when you hear that? >> i like it actually because it's easier on my job. >> reporter: in the wake of massive budget cuts and police layoffs officers have been called in on their day off to act as a temporary group of cops to deal with the problem. since july 1st 38 prostitutes and two johns have been arrested, a total of 40 people cited for loitering and solicitation. >> we have pimps coming up from fresno as well as down from oakland to ply their trade. they look at it as a business opportunity. >> reporter: it became a hot button topic when the police union wrote an op ed piece titled san jose is becoming sin city. >> it's kind of ridiculous when

but maybe kids would. [ laughter ] >> reporter: kiet do, cbs 5. >>> yeah, maybe kids would. maybe spending their parents' money of course. >>> thousands of people will turn out for hemp fest in northern california this weekend. the event focuses on medicinal marijuana and the different uses for hemp. it's going on in sutter county. there will be on site camping, music and plenty of food for those who may get the munchies. a doctor will be on hand giving exams for medical marijuana cards. the crowd is expected to be, quote, pretty mellow. [ laughter ] >> as one might imagine. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> just refrain from comment there. the weather forecast, boy, anybody at that festival and elsewhere you have to bundle up. it's much colder that are than normal. doesn't seem like summer. >> it does. there is extensive fog about the area, about what you would expect this time of year. it's cool so jackets required around the bay and candlestick for the oakland raiders-49ers game will be what else? cool. as we are seeing some blue sky already over the city, clouds will linger at th

kiet do in san jose. thank you. >>> we will check with lawrence now on our weekly weather. >> it has been some great weather but things beginning to change. tomorrow looking pretty good hoe though. plenty of sunshine in many of the valleys. 80s, 90s. hot in spots there. 60s, 70s inside the bay. 50s, 60s out toward the coastline with a couple of patches of fog. still high pressure beginning to show signs of breaking down. as this ridge begins to move eastward that will allow for cooler air to move into the area. low cloud an fog early on. beautiful afternoon again. lots of sunshine going to bring those temperatures up well into the 70s. 76 degrees in santa clara. 77 san jose. 87 degrees in morgan hill. out toward the coast line. 50s and a few 60s. couple patches of fog out there. east bay expecting those temperatures as high as 90 degrees into brentwood. 70 degrees in oakland. 69 in berkeley. north bay, sunshine, low cloud and fogs in the morning. temperatures in the 60s for the most part. 70s in the valle

kiet do shows us at least one of those classes already has tens of thousands of students enrolled. >> this is the free online and warner brother version introduction to artificial intelligence. >> reporter: at the artificial intel against lab at sanford, a new phase of education is taking place. >> we want to do what we can to help people get educated. >> reporter: two of the brightest minds in their field are teaching introduction to artificial intelligence on the web to anyone for free. >> teachers have this idea that they have knowledge and they can share it with as many people as they want and they don't lose anything by sharing that, rather they gain by sharing. >> reporter: the video lessons follow along at the same time as on campus. you need to know higher math like linear algebra and you won't get college credits but you will get a statement of accomplishments. >> this is the real deal. there will be deadlines and homework and for a lot of people this will be the closest they will ever come to taking a class at stanford. >> this model sticks. i could really see it help spread

. >> thank you, kiet do in cupertino. >>> the news of steve jobs' retirement already having n impact on the company's stock price. apple shares closed today at $376 a share. the announcement came after the market closed. but in after-hours trading, apple stock is down $19, or just about 5%. we'll be getting more input from cnet's brian cooley on the retirement of ceo steve jobs from appearal little bit. >>> a would-be bank robber is dead three others wounded including a cop following an attempt heist outside a wells fargo this morning in the pinole vista crossing shopping center. juliette goodrich there to tell us how it unfolded. >> reporter: quite a wild shootout today as you can see. the streets are still closed right now. take a listen to this. a female armored truck guard shot and wounded. a police officer shot. both were flown to the hospital. one of the suspects, the robbery suspect, is dead. the other is in the hospital with gunshot wounds in police custody. >> it's scary because here it is going to the store to get breakfast and end up in the middle of a robbery and murder s