in this case they were targeting local tech company companies. >> i want them to leave because they are not giving back to the community. >> reporter: several others gathered outside the station this morning. their plan was to block shuttle buses from google, apple and facebook which pick up employees there. because of this demonstration those buses were rerouted and never showed up. they say large tech companies are pushing out low income families and contributing. organizers >> some might think it is hypocritical that you're using it. it's the time that we are in. it's another way that we communicate. >> a number of police officers were on hand near the entrance but protesters never made their way inside. we are going to be following may day protests throughout the day. make sure you follow us on ktvu.com and on social media on facebook and twitter for updates on major disruptions because of major demonstrations. >>> state attorney pose by detailed a final time line of gray's final hours. she said he suffered a fatal neck injury as he was thrown around in the back of the truck without

thanks to a local tech company. get directions from them too. scott budman explains how a certain golden state point guard is talking to fans directly. >> curry for three! bam. >> the warriors have found their way to the conference finals. if you are trying to find your way stom where. this warrior can help. leandro barbosa, "the brazilian blur." took a little time away from plays like this. to hit the studio and record directions for the gps, app. >> you have leandro, voice by voice navigation in english and portuguese. the nba is a global a global fan base. >> he can direct traffic on the court and make the road safer. we want people to use the voice. and turn by turn navigation. >> barbosa who is one player what will tell you where to go. scott budman. nbc, bay area news. >> might be wondering how to hear leandro barbosa give directions if you didn't have it download waze-app. w-a-z-e. settings. his voice. >> the fire at quimby and east capital expressway. new information here. 20 different fire engines are on scene. we are starting to see th

tech forces creating culture moving forward how can we be the spot for the movers and shakers around 1:30 over the last night cap we're looking for pacific islander from the tradition from a design sense that brings an international infusion this is a design to go forward and push that internationally >> i love our answers they're great. >> my pleasure. >> any other questions. >> commissioner perez >> hi thank you for coming i'm glad you reached out to the alliance in district 6 do you have a neighbor upstairs. >> yes. we're in a second-story commercial building and upstairs in the neighbor covers the same square footage that we have the same floor plan above we met with them before we signed the lease and described our concept and are working with them to make them understand the hours of operation they've heard live music we're slithering concerned understand the project and it's intent are now more excited. >> what kind of or sound for the building if any. >> it currently as the construction is still in process there's a complete lid between our space and theirs that's acting a a

. >>> governor chris christie is in our area this morning, headlining a breakfast for local tech leaders in mclean. we might be used to seeing candidates in virginia given its status as a battleground state. he is tied for third among republican candidates in registered virginia voters. >>> nbc news confirmed the barack obama presidential library will call chicago home. the university of chicago will develop the library along with the president's foundation. sources told the a.p. and nbc news that an official announcement will come later. the president considered schools in new york and hawaii too but the school where professor obama once taught law won. >>> if you see smoke billowing from dulles airport tomorrow, don't worry it's just a drill. the exercise is designed to help the airport respond to large scale plane crashes. that will run from 8:30 to noon. you will not be delayed or affected if you have a flight tomorrow. >>> this morning we're going to learn about new rules for tank cars calling crude on trains. anthony fox will announce safer rail tank cars for transporting flammable

. >>> we're learning much more tonight about the death of local tech executive david goldberg. a government official from the resort area of puerto vallarta said goldberg died in a treadmill accident at a gym. the cause of death head wound and subsequent blood loss. he was vacationing with his wife facebook executive sheryl sandberg and their family. he fell off the treadmill and hit his head on the machine. the family is planning an invitation-only celebration of his life tomorrow at stanford university's memorial auditorium. >>> she was one of the biggest ceos in silicon valley. now she's taking a shot at another title -- president of the united states. today carly fiorina threw her hat into the ring and she did so with a little high-tech help. some are asking if she can stand out in an increasingly crowded field. scott budman went to her old stomping ground. >> reporter: fiorina made her announcement using social media technology. she ran one of the largest tech companies in the world, but she's been out of the spotlight for about a decade now. as we found out today, some yo

he's headlining a breakfast for local tech leaders in mclean. he's mulling a presidential bid and virginia is a key battleground state. christie is tied for third among republican candidates in a recent poll of registered voters in virginia. >>> and christie's visit to virginia comes just as one of his former allies heads to federal court today over the so called bridge gate scandal. david wildstein may take a plea deal here. he ordered lane closures in 2013 and that led to the massive traffic jam and a political uproar. wildstein says he was following orders from christie's administration which he says wanted revenge on a local mayor. christie commission an internal review which cleared him of wrongdoing. sources tell nbc news several more former christie associates charged soon. >>> the barack obama presidential library will call chicago home. nbc news confirmed the university of chicago will develop the library with the president's foundation. sources told the a.p. and nbc news an official announcement will come later. the president considere

. >> the entries came from local tech colleges and high schools. and colleges. okay, this is not -- they're not trying to win the race. just having a good time. which is okay. >> what's with the red solo cup. this is your beer delivery race. >> that would be my robot. >> i feel like that would win. a beer in it. t.j.'s is winning. up next, a manhunt for an alleged sexual predator all caught on a home surveillance camera. it's terrifying video. >> also, millions, millions, what was the number? 17 million something like that that watched, saw bruce jenner talk about his transition with diane sawyer. but now, this is having an effect on his youngest kids. an emotional new look coming up. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by clear a sill ultra. sweet mother of softness... charmin!!! take a closer look at charmin ultra soft and you'll love what you see. not only can you use less, but you can actually see the softness in our comfort cushions. we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin ultra soft? >> important mes

he's headlining a breakfast for local tech leaders in mclean. and we can get used to seeing candidates in virginia giving its status as a battleground state. christie is tied for third among republican candidates in a recent poll of register voters in virginia. >>> if you see smoke billowing from dulles airport tomorrow don't panic, it's just a drill. the airport is holding a emergency preparedness exercise. it is designed to help them respond to a large scale plane crash. the drill will run from 8:30 to noon. you won't be delayed or affected if you're using the airport tomorrow. >>> hill staffers and lawmakers are you feeling stressed is work getting to you? this morning you can get a good stretch in and some core exercising with the first ever yoga on the hill. starting at 7:45 lawmakers, staffers and everyone else there on the hill invited to a yoga on the east lawn of the capitol. it's hosted by the new congressional yoga association. their slogan, not left not right, just balance. namaste. >>> what she said. today d.c. mayor muriel bowser w

rachel is a see all of a local tech company mother of foscam children a tweed was set out saying they still don't have any signs from her there hoping that she will be found and now hope leads to be found alive >> pam moore: thank you for update from the same and we just learned that grant lodes says the engineer also worked a one. for cal train here in the bay area with checking with alecia reid now >> reporter: protests in wisconsin continue for 19 year- old tony robinson the district attorney ruled that the officer who shot robinson will not face charges the community is up in arms about the teens that back in march multiple calls to 911 claim robinson was acting insane and tried to attack people officered matt can he responded to the scene and says robinson confronted head gm and acting to into a wall tests confirm the teenager had taken hallucinogenic mushrooms marijuana and xanax the officers said he was afraid robinson was going to take his gun at least one rounded robinson at close range >>: we all feel the were like on the specially him being a biracial you know person i can

tech companies rather than international ones. should investors still invest in big u.s. tech firms specifically if they are getting ousted in china. joining us is the president of oberweis funds. jim, are these companies being ousted or has the chinese government out of its concern that american infrastructure i.t. infrastructure companies were being used by our government to collect sensitive information, are they being ousted or are they just making it very difficult for them to do business there? >> i think they're certainly making it more difficult. i think it's a combination, by the way, of sensitivity to technology but also in terms of trying to kind of level the competitive playing field for some of the upstart chinese companies. so combination, of course is always being packaged as a security sensitivity, though. >> so a lot of big, big, big u.s. companies in the tech field point to growth from china as one of the key drivers of their businesses. so if this is happening and may well expand for whatever reasons the chinese

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korea adopting antitrust policies that may require apple and microsoft to license tech to local rivals. consideringazil are similar policies. it could alter the balance of power in the industry. since arks one year narendra modi became the indian prime minister. he campaigned on improving jobs and prosperity. we go to mumbai for more analysis. how are people there rating his performance so far? modi was backed by a historical mandate. never has a prime minister enjoy these numbers. gave him the opportunity to radically transform the economy. has that happened? let's take a look. his arrival in new delhi coincided with a falling commodity prices. that made the economic heartlands -- headlines look good. deficit came under control. but what has modi done? he has taken small but important steps. she has opened up foreign investment in insurance. process toansparent sell deficits. these are incremental steps. perhaps that is where the problem lies. you do not see large economic statement ship -- statesmanship. radical transformation? as of now, not so far. rishaad: what has been the feedba

. >>> national recognition for a local museum. a special honor for the tech museum from first lady michelle obama. >> from san francisco to the supreme court, the issues raised by a police shooting that got the highest court involved and the decision from the justices. >> new developments in a deadly fire, the upcoming lawsuit and what it says about conditions in that building. >>> more than 35 people who lost their homes in a apartment fire in san francisco in january are now planning on suing the owner of the building. the attorney representing the residents tells ktvu he expects to file the lawsuit in the next month. he said the allegations include blocked exits and broken smoke alarms. investigators suggested it was faulty firing that may have been the cause of the fire. one person died. several were hurt. >>> rally called on legislators to -- >> the new law allows illegal immigrant to get health coverage. legislators say it will save money in the long run. >> make sure we can provide quality health care. >> those who oppose t

support and multilingual content and transparency and local ownership and sustainability of a system. >> i'm going to do what to do what i can to press that forward. >> thank you. there's a couple of people i was going to call up first. colleagues, can we open up for public comment? hopefully brian roberts is still here from the department of technology as well. >> good morning afternoon supervisors. i'm the director of the community live campaign here in san francisco and i really wanted to thank you for asking this report be prepared in a way it breaths new life into the resolution 5410 passed so many years ago but at that time the city's commitment to bridge the digital divide and that report you just received provides a clear explanation of the neighborhoods served and the broadband options and puts a spotlight on the little known survey that documents this reality that over a hundred thousand san franciscans are not connected to the internet and we know all too well without the internet connection that individuals are not connected to their families and the possibilities for lon

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lots of parades outs there we'll tell you where to go to torched -- to find your local activities. >> google toys might be the creepiest teddy bear that's coming up in tech bytes. >> welcome back you're taking a live look here down the shore into cape may i'm sure in a short while a lot of people will be saying goodbye to the shore at least for now before they head back to work and back to school 6:14, 65 degrees. we are saying goodbye for the shore at the moment. this is the start of things, this is not like labor day, we have the whole summer to look forward to. >> reporter: labor day will be here before we know it. chemical road northbound go the tail lights toward the northeast. if you're coming southbound 476 near lansdale watch out for a tractor-trailer fire they are in the process of extinguishing taking out the right lane. southbound on 476 approaching the lansdale interchange. we'll be doing marching today. a whole a bunch of different parades around the region. one in downingtown at 10:00 a.m. beaver creek elementary school pennsylvania avenue to the veteran's memorial. dela

the drug local researchers say may take out muscles and aging brains. >>> the tech titan hosting a fund-raiser for republican marco rubio and the pricey photo-op that comes with it. that's when cheryl female announcer: it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years interest-free financing. mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> tonight in prime time here on abc 7 we have the middle, the goldbergs, modden family blackish and then nashville and stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> the u.s. secretary of transportation was in silicon valley today taking a look at the technology that will drive our car industry into the future. >> abc 7 news reporter david louie caught up with secretary fox in mountain view. >> lots of attention has been focused on autonomous or self-driving cars as the path to easing congestion and improving safety. so, too, are connected cars that use wireless spectrum to allow vehicles to communicate with each other so they won't collide. >> we do

is this an eu versus tech company story? christy: it is not localized just to facebook. there are a lot of entities grappling with this from the tech companies perspective. you have a very fast, rapidly changing landscape of regulations. i think they are crap thing with how -- they are grappolingpling with geographic boundaries. have you done everything responsibly you can to tell the user what you are doing, when it changes? if they say they are not ok with that, what are their options? francine: do we need a regulator? are not sure of the privacy on my accounts. christy: if you are to ask if it's the application to her downloading on the application device or privacy on facebook most users don't know. by the way, they are changing all the time. you may have read than the first time and they change again. there's an opportunity to have a broader conversation about educating users. i would argue that end users are becoming much, much more aware about the debates in this space. francine: who needs to drive this conversation? does it need to come from the tech companies in

up, in the bay area tech giant invests millions of dollars into local schools and the return it's hoping to make. >> plus the burglars who busted in on a south bay home only to find a 1-year-old baby. i'll tell you what happened next. >> up first, abc 7 news reporter sergio quintana is in nepal as the country struggles with more shaking. coming up, the relief from the bay area that's already on the ground. >>> if you see news where you live, take a photo or video and share it with us using >>> live from the kgo tv broadcast center. this is abc 7 news. >> our top story now at 4:30, nepal was hit with yet another earthquake today. the second powerful quake in the area in 17 days. today's was a magnitude 7.3 followed by a dozen large aftershocks. nepal's home ministry says at least 42 people have died and more than a thousand people have been injured. rescue teams continue to dig through debris to search for survivors. sergio quintana is the only local reporter in kathmandu. he was there when the quake hit and he tweeted a sense of panic in the downtown area because of the shaking. sergio w

local laws when selling any gun product. >>> the philadelphia mayoral primary is days away. the candidates take part in a forum. it will be tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. e-mail your questions at join the action at 6abc.com or use twitter and #6abc action or submit your questions at 6abc.com. >>> hiring our heros job fair takes place on wednesday for veterans and their spouses. dozens of employers will be on hand at the susquehanna bng -- bank center in camden. >>> a record number of teams will take part in the dad vail regatta. join matt o'donnell and karen rogers on saturday as 6abc broadcasts it's live from 1 in the afternoon until 5:00. >> it includes erin o'hern we'll have fun along the riverside. >> reporter: there were so many years where we think there might be a thunderstorm, but it's a gorgeous day for rowers and expect tail lights. storm tracker 6 live showing we're basically dry. you can see green popping up here and there but that's ground clutter at this point. as we look outside we have the airport, we're looking dry and tranquil. winds are light across the regio

. >> still ahead forever young, a drug local researchers say might perk up old muscles and aging brains. >>> also the bay area tech titan hosting a fund-raiser for republican marco rubio and the pricey photo-op that comes with it. that's coming up. >>> new at 6:00 booking bulldog: get a queen serta set for just $397. save up to $300 on tempur-pedic breeze. and get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-cloud collection! the memorial day sale is ending soon. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. save up to $300 on the cooling comfort of tempur-breeze. plus, get up to 36 months interest-free financing. sleep risk-free with sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee. and of course, free same-day delivery! are you next? announcer: make sleep train your ticket to tempur-pedic. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> concerned about california's worsening drought is prompting tougher enforcement on marij

business globally. >> it's only when the local investors get really interested that the industry is going to take off, the start-up industry is going to take off. >> reporter: one big worry is pakistan's precarious security situation, which she fears could drive many entrepreneurs to take off-for jobs overseas. in fact we'd interviewed sabeen mahmud for this story. she was social activist and one time tech entreprenur, who ran a performance space for the arts and sometimes controversial political debates. days later, she was assasinated by gunmen who have yet to be identified. for the pbs newshour in karachi pakistan, this is fred de sam lazaro. >> woodruff: you can see fred's next story from pakistan later this week. fred's reporting is a partnership with the under-told stories project at saint mary's university of minnesota. >> woodruff: now, we mark this memorial day with three different looks at the recent wars that have shaped our nation in this this century. they've taken the lives of more than 6,800 americans. we'll look at the toll that's had on the loved ones at home. and o

doing very low-tech things. we're talking about this at the same time we see stuff going on in baltimore and in the past year in ferguson. it's really rare to me that this is happening in two separate conversations when really if we're concerned it's not the federal government. it's the local government. >> so a week from now, we don't know what the house is going to do but where do you think this is going to end up? >> i think house speaker john boehner is pretty confident. he has 338 votes. he's like look we have the upper hand here and this comes down to an issue of trust, really. the government can't point to anything that says we have thwarted these attacks. and they are saying trust us. this is a really important program. there's not a lot of trust in the government right now so i think it's going to come to the deadline and they are probably going to pass an extension for a few days and keep working on it. >> all right. well, a lot ahead in the show today, including hillary clinton taking the heat for not

obama toured the camden county police nerve center where street cameras and other high-tech gear help head off trouble before it turns violent. murder in camden city has been cut in half since the county took over policing two years ago. but the president said it's the basics like getting out of squad cars and walking a beat that have helped make camden city safer for citizens and morey warding for cops. >> they're enjoying their jobs because they feel as if over time they can have more of an impact and their getting more help from the community because the community is seeing them and knows them before there's a crisis. >> reporter: the president told an audience of elected officials and camden kids that mass incarceration of non-violent drug offenders must end. and that the nation must address bigger social issues instead of leaving it to police. >> if we as a society aren't willing to deal honestly with issues of race then we can't just expect police departments to solve these problems. >> reporter: interesting observation. the president said street violence like we've seen in ferg

citizen living in penn valley he shared super conductivity tech with china. he made an initial court appearance yesterday he is free on bail. if convicted he faces up to 80 years in prison. >>> local activists took to the streets for a civil rights demonstration. protesters stood along streets in north philadelphia and read allow the names. black people who were killed by police. a similar protest ended earlier when officers made several arrests. the activists resumed their event near the 22nd police district. officers set up a perimeter and allowed them to demonstrate peaceful. >> authorities have busted a man who was selling stolen batteries for scrap. the technicians hired by cell phone carriers, stole 4,000 devices across 14 states. they are used to power the networks when the power goes out. the green dog scrap paid $22,000. but the other than was the one who -- the other than -- owner of green dog led the police to the thief. >>> some of you may be heading to the shore today, katherine scott is along the pathway to the jersey shore in deptford township.

because of the makeup of the tech industry these days you see a lot of stay-at-home dads. coming up the unusual response one local stay-at-home dad got when he tried to join a mom's group. >>> a follow-up on the issue of body cameras for san jose police officers. they are a proposal. tonight there's a plan to make them standard equipment. san jose city leaders and the police officers association have finalized the policy. the agreement ensures protocols are in place to protect the privacy of victims, witnesses, bystanders and the officers. the next step is field testing. that will happen over the next few months. three different cameras are now being considered. >>> okay starbucks is making some major changes. not to its drinks but in its ambience. the company is ditching its old playlist and coming up with a music streaming -- teaming up with spotify, which is the music streaming service. beginning this summer just a couple of months from now, the music in all starbucks stores here in america will come from spotify. baristas can create their own playlist and customers can

intel announced it will spend $5 million to expand technology education at oakland tech and the clay man's high school. >>> changes in a high school. why they're cracking down in enrollment. >>> the state of the only mobile home park -- the fate of the only mobile home park in palo alto, what it means for the people who live here. >>> it's okay heading south and we'll tell you more straight ahead. >>> i'm tracking this to you, and i'll have a detailed look in the pattern coming our way and how long it's expected to last coming up. female announcer: sleep train challenged its manufacturers to offer even lower prices. but the mattress price wars ends sunday. now it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years interest-free financing. plus, free same day delivery set-up and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save! mattress price wars ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ . >>> good morning, welcome back we're live inside oracle arena this morning. the

true e thought they might not got a compatible size to commissioner murphy's point there is a lot of local groceries in today is work or world there's kind of sweet spot is 75 to 10 or 12 thousand square feet is a garage selection, if you will or possibility we have not picked anyone it is a combination of all those things. >> thank you. >> any other questions. >> i have a couple of. >> real quick commissioner one thing i'd like to if tiffany and jeff one thing we can do i know that we talked about certificate of preference and would it be possible some point maybe in the next few months hold or sponsor a workshop for the public about certificates of preference where we could talk about how you know how to do better outreach to them but also if we're looking at workshops have to do around kuwait credit let's let people know we didn't forget about them but two get people prepared to be on is look out that things are happening and maybe we can get a pipeline of folks to be able to do that if we hosted somewhere i think it would be great impeople will see we didn't forget and we can probably

there is a new hiring trend among tech companies. no negotiating your salary. some companies tell the wall street journal it puts all workers at a level playing field especially women who are less likely to negotiate for better pay. but, of course, not everyone likes that. frank and michelle? >> okay. it's a brave new world in the world of dating out there with all the new technology and stuff. if online dating and app dating doesn't go far enough there's a new gadget that could help you find the man or woman of your dreams. right? >> reporter: yes. if you are looking for love it could be time for a new watch. a zip wristwatch vibrates if it's within 100 feet of a good match. so first users would fill out detailed personality questionnaires. that watch is available on kickstarter for $49. what could go wrong? >> how do you know who you're matched. with? does their watch do its thing as well? >> look up see who's looking around. >> excuse me. >> it only works if the other person has the watch and filled out the questionnaire. >> thank you, jill wagner of cbsmone

. >> reporter:-user skills to make money doing the stuff to get in the next tech report. >> mark: as an local server if as we had in the concord area this morning on ellis like part of the three earthquakes 35 at 36 1 more aftershocks of seven years so far this morning if the divorce then cluster vs. what is the start on sunday of advent concord area of here's some of the ones dealing from if telephone through the door fall this morning to point to a 35 at 732 at 2.6 of 735 all centered around ellis like park east of to 42 off your concord avenue off and let us see if will see any reports of any major damage injury the large enough for that to survive all of bay area of van always a good reminder did your earthquake hit the other thing that. >> darya: also looking around see this any damage certainly no one was hurt and you know going whats up sunday morn today it does is allow trading halts total small earthquakes ron cochran lost it is. >> darya: red no accident prompting a warning for jim doors a deadly blow to the head. >> mark: of the machine during partition in mexico and we ha

state police and national guard were called in to help local officers enforce a citywide curfew. loretta lynch is considering a request for a federal probe of the city's police department and whether or not officers have discriminated using excessive force. >> in tech bytes, self driving 18 wheeler finally here. >> reporter: diamler truck just unveiled it's model. it's okay to use public roads after expensive testing. it will save time and money. the driver will have to be present in case things go wrong. jaguar working on something a little bit smaller but might cut down on accidents. >> reporter: it's a rear window wiper operated by your eyes. >>> tinder a study finds 40% of tinder users are in a relationship. 30% of them married. boy, those are your tech bytes. >> 6:17 hailed as heros. two police officers risk their lives to save a family stuck inside a burning home. >> reporter: shorts and ts on the kids this afternoon. i'll be back with the aplanner forecast and check out possible delays at the airport and where severe weather is likely in your travel destinations. shopping

there is a tech that exits right there at page road. a lot of people who work in the tech industry. finally getting the rain over places where people actually live, not just over the local mountains. although what you'll notice here, mt. hamilton getting quite a bit of activity as we speak as well. here is the deal. because we had to wait on these showers, the sun came out, it warmed up our atmosphere, so the chance for us to see strong thunderstorms has actually improved over the past few hours. and what's so interesting about this storm system even though it just sat out there stationary over the pacific for the past four to five hours, it has maintained its organization. it is still very strong. and as we head throughout the next couple hours, it does look like it's going to get that forward momentum to move inland. it's a very bizarre track. it's moving from south to north. everybody still expecting the widespread activity as we head throughout the day. and if you walk outside, if you haven't been out there just yet, it feels muggy and sticky out there. at least for now we'll ge

he runs a tech start up from his california home to spend more time with his daughter. he decided he wanted to meet other local parents and wrote to bay area mother's club and asked if he could join. he said he have rejected because he's straight. >> we have to reject your request. the group is for mothers. if your wife wants to join she's welcome. unless you are in the same sex relationship with a child, we would be happy to accept you. >> the mother's club declined to comment. >>> not getting the message. the alarming study shows how many americans can't taking the biggest step when it comes to preventing cancer. >>> rain is on the way for some parts of our area but what about the holiday weekend. i'll let you know what to expect, just ahead. >>> as you spend more and more time out doors in the sunny weather are you using sunscreen as recommended? researchers say probably no. a survey shows 42% of men say they never use sunscreen. women are likely to use it on faces but less than a third use it on other exposed skin like their arms. nearly half aren't sure if they use

he shared super conductivity tech from the u.s. with china despite having been involved in an agreement not toad -- to do that. he sought lucrative appointments in china. if convicted he faces up to 80 years in prison. >>> local activists took to the streets for a civil rights demonstration. [chanting]. >> the group stood along montgomery streets and read allowed the names of black individuals who were killed by police. a similar protest ended early when officers made a several arrests. they decided to resume their arrest near the 22nd police district to defend their right to gather. many of you might be starting a long holiday weekend plan to stick around the city for the weekend, a new parking app is now available. it's a convenience it will cost you a little bit but not as much as getting a ticket and downloading this on to my husband's phone as soon as i get home. >> sounds like someone in the family. >> he is innocent. >> reporter: we look outside storm tracker 6 live double scan we're looking at a lack of rain showers came th

our business and tech reporter scott budman is with us. pretty easy work for an experienced hacker. >> it really is raj. a local security engineer sat with us and showed us how he could break into the kinds of devices we're installing into our homes. it took him a matter of minutes. >> find the connections you need. tap into it. >> colby moore is hacking into a home camera. >> this is the part where i initially break into the camera. >> it took him all of two minutes. >> you can see that my computer is now interfaced with this device. >> cameras, thermostats, baby monitors, they're all going high tech. we call it the internet of things. but more a research engineer at redwood city security company showed us how easy it is to break into just about anything in your house. >> he says for most of these devices, security is not included. >> the flaws in the system, they allow an attacker to compromise the system, watch you, watch your pattern of life, watch your children. >> a wake-up call for gadget lovers and a warning. be careful when you br

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however, i made a phone call to my local senator, and she made a phone call, or someone who works for her made a phone call, and they called me up and allowed me to come in and visit. i went to see what the system was all about and see if i could utilize any part of it, and apparently they change the $18,000 per year minimum qualification. the third issue -- sorry i have and loading up. host: we have to move on, so a quick comment. caller: the person who talked about people taking unfair advantage of the system -- i was approached by a person in a parking lot who was a veteran, a combat veteran and was entitled to compensation for ptsd and exposure to agent orange. he counseled me because i had type 2 diabetes the i could get disability just for having diabetes. i think that is purely bogus. i just why to say to the veteran from korea, that he is absolutely right. host: i will stop you there. a quick, from another viewer who says that another separate hospital just for vegans is the problem, government running things is the problem with many things in the united states. the new book o

business week from may 4th through 8 where we'll celebrate the contributions from main street to high tech start-ups contributing to the economy. we'll celebrate and remind people to make sure they go out and shop and support the small, so they can create local jobs in their local community. >> and then there is this - we came through one of the darkest periods in the nation's history. people lost their jobs houses and more. small businesses declared bankruptcy look at the numbers. between 2006 and 2004 there were close to 10 million bankruptcy filings in the u.s. 9 million by people, not companies. 336,000 involving small businesses and yet if the same people, if the economic engines wanted to get back and started again. they'd be faced with banks that won't lend money and agencies saying that the credit is ruined. what do we do? >> well the important thing is... >> they'd drill down. >> dr. >> i think they'd drill down and decide whether or not they are entrepreneurs. half of all small businesses fail in the first five years. in order to be answer entrepreneur you have to take a libbing

looked into moving to another area of okinawa, but locals want the base moved off the island totally. okinawa's governor is planning to visit the u.s. next week to convey that message of neighbors. >>> right now engineers and tech teams are inspecting the cruise ship that ran aground on a reef near bermuda. the "norwegian dawn" got stuck after a temporary malfunction in its steering system forced it slightly off course. it took about six hours to free the boat. the ship has to pass inspection before heading back to boston. norwegian cruise lines tweeted out the 3500 people on board are allowed to venture on to the island. >>> outside for us today we have a mix of clouds and sunshine no rain chances for the remainder of the day today but rain chances are back in the picture as we get into tomorrow. there's all the rain now from des moines iowa down through memphis, tennessee, that whole slug of moisture is coming in our direction so we will be rained on by tomorrow. probably before you wake up. future weather for the remainder of the day, breezy and sunny outside, clouds coming back ov

you've got the dallas pd, major atf and fbi as well as other local pd so they have a lot of resources they can bring on scene. you mentioned pamela geller who's the head or spokesperson for the american freedom defense initiative. from what i've been able to determine that, you know, law enforcement when this first happened, they very quickly moved to get her out of the area, probably considering she could be a likely target. i mean, anyone who was the spokesperson for an organization, you know, she would become the face, the voice. so she would be an obvious target if someone was going at this facility and at this particular meeting. we know that the meeting, the initiative was supposed to be over at 7:00 p.m. and it appears to have run ate ll bit later. these individuals may well have timed themselves to be there right at the time that everyone -- at the time they thought everyone would be walking out. inl stead, what they encountered was a security officer. it appears they shot him in the leg when they first encountered him. fortunately he's we're told already out of the hospital.

they wouldent great history and social studies into the tech. >> kids can be do a job at looking at local voting. how do they engage with the local government on a daily basis, whether they're stopped at a stop light. how many times do they engage with some government entity. teach them what the role of government is and what it's become. in their science classes they could be doing things that have to be with legislation. their language arts classes have them read thomas payne. engage them that will give them ideas it's not just in social studies class. >> was it your instinct that these kids and the feeling these kids did want to learn civics? >> they do. if you get a student in the classroom excited about students they will continue learning on their own. they will show up at a city council meeting. they want to learn it. i had kids in 8ts grade dissecting the patriot act and determining if it was constitutional or not. they were so engaged in it they were teaching adult members in our community at 14 years old. these kids are capable and excited. we have to get them opportunities and

tonight, the student assaulted by a police officer in the halls of a local high school. opening up to news 4. the interview follows a guilty victim in the trial of the police officer who was arrested for hitting him. tracee willkins is live with reaction. tracee? >> reporter: well, the states attorney says that the school is a safe place, even for troubled kids and where they're supposed to go and be educated. the chief says that this kind of behavior is not tolerated in the department and seeing the video it made him sick. >> if you take a belt off, took the vest off. and i got sick. >> reporter: the punch from the high school resource officer so hard it knocked the student out. the then 17-year-old agreed to speak with us if his face was not shown. >> i felt bad. i just felt like who here to protect us? >> the young man in our mind was a child who deserves to be protected. >> reporter: a judge ruled the officer arrested misconduct of office and reckless

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everything stays local. right here in the bay area. you know what? let's talk about where some of the money will go. christine, tell me about your non-profit. >> the milbury education foundation and we fund music and tech education for 2500 kids in public school. we're at milbury kids.org. $10 makes a difference. >> thank you, christine. this is berra. she is an impressive young lady. she went to stanford for molecular biology. what are you doing? >> i work for maps we're a non-profit supporting clinical research in psycho deltic therapy. specifically today we're trying to raise funds to support our study for adults on the autism spectrum to enhance their quality of life and celebrate them as individuals. >> one in 68 kids has autism. we love what you're doing. this is israel. tell me about what you guys are doing. >> we are the fire house, a non non-profit intervention agency to empower them through mentorship and guidance. >> we know how prosperous it is to live and work in the bay area, and now it's our chance to give back. we're going to give you