the teenager has not been identified but police say he is from sap pablo -- san pablo. the officer involved in the shooting was also hurt and had to be treated at a hospital. he was will be put on jad min -- administrative leave while they piece together exactly what happened here. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police in pleasanton are investigating that city's first officer-involved shooting in nearly a decade. police shot and killed the burglary suspect earlier yesterday morning at a car dealership on first street. they say the man was acting aggressively and refused to comply with officers. the man left the building through a broken window. the officer chased after him. an altercation happened, that's when the shot was fired. >>> a play service was held along the spot along the san francisco embarcadero where kathryn steinle was shot and killed. >> ual we -- all we can do is offer our prayers to god. >> the 32-year-old was gunned down as she was walk along pier 14 with her father last wednesday evening. her family describes her as smart, loving and beautiful

it makes perfect sense in one way. 130 acres produce about 38 gallons of maple sap which run through these tubes to here where they are cooked down to 800 gallons of syrup, which is more or less what they use for seasoning here. nothing leaves the property. it makes sense while you are here to raise hogs and cattle on the property and maybe keep a cabin or two for friends who get too loaded to sleep it off. but this? this is their, is there any reason for this? ♪ what do you do here? why do you have to make life so hard. if money were your primary motivation, this doesn't seem like the fastest road to untold wealth. >> grandfather had a sugar shack. everybody, you can go back three generations, they had a sugar shack. i'm proud of quebec. i'm proud of canada, you know. >> you celebrate canadian history. you celebrate a canadian traditions. you celebrate canadian ingredients in a way no one else has. are you a patriot is that what is going on here? is it national fervor. >> this is one of the most important restaurants to me in north america if not the world. it is an art if you loo

this is a comedy that hasn't made the transition as quickly as sap has. instead, it is sluggish and we are seeing it moving into cloud, not working as quickly as they would have hoped. this is a 103-year-old company. sales down 13% for the 13th quarter. they were hurt to a tune of 9% but this is a company in transition. definitely trying to get these new products available. it seems as though they are not managing to compete when it comes to rivals such as amazon and microsoft. ryan: amazon under fire specifically because of this movement into the cloud. caroline: to be able to get access to put their data online, to save their data. it is a huge moneymaker for them. we see amazon strip out amazon web services and start to show off how much money they are putting in and people are wildly impressed. this is a massively growing part of the company. people like it because of its diversification. bigger than black friday. decades-old. a new retailing day and still they managed to win out on prime day. anna: caroline, thank you very much. from old tech to new.

i mean, 130 acres produce about 32,000 gallons of maple sap, which run through these tubes to here, where they're cooked down to about 800 gallons of syrup, which is more or less what they use per season here. nothing leaves the property. and it makes sense, while you're here, to raise hogs and cattle on the property and maybe keep a cabin or two around for any friends who get too loaded to sleep it off. but this? this? is there really any reason for this? what are you doing here? why do you have to make life so hard? if money were your primary motivation, this doesn't seem like the fastest road to untold wealth. >> my friend's father had a sugar shack. everybody had one. you can go back three generations, they had a sugar shack. i'm very proud of quebec. i'm very proud of canada, you know? >> you celebrate canadian history, you celebrate canadian traditions, you celebrate canadian ingredients in a way that no one else has. are you some kind of patriot? is that what's going on here? is it national quebecois fervor? >> very much a patriot. >> i say all the time, this is one of the most imp

counter the shrinking domestic market and spread risk and increase revenue with an aging population sapping demand for policy and natural disasters leading to higher payouts. butits have declined benefited from higher premiums in the employer benefit unit. as well as in the individual business. they posted earnings with net income rising 58% from a year ago to $54.3 million. let's talk about the imf which is sounding the alarm in japan. reload, theeds a imf saying that the ballooning debt is unsustainable. it could be three times gdp by 2030 if the government does not lower budget. the imf says that the boj should be ready to increase stimulus and provide a stronger guidance to markets and that inflation is unlikely to reach the 2% target in the medium-term. in the long term the imf says the government needs to reduce the structural primary ballots by 4.5% of gdp -- balance by 4.5% of gdp. they say it does not affect the possibility of getting reserve currency status. china, notfforts in short-term market movement. rishaad: coming up later on the show, getting on board. lies in mumbai to fi

vo la ultima vez que se presento en san jose fue el pasado domingo 23 de noviembre en el sap center... esto como parte de su gira en los estados unidos llamada " la ultima maroma"... fue un concierto rodeo en el que compartio escenario con los tigres del norte... al parecer esta serie de presentaciones del rey del jaripeo serian las ultimas montando a caballo... su salud ya no le permitia entregarse a su publico de la manera que el queria... estaba planeado que fuera un evento muy emotivo y no decepciono a sus fans quienes abarrotaron el lugar... entre esos fans se encuentra un senor de nombre roberto loera quien al enterarse de su fallecimiento le escribio un poema.. escuchemos una parte... sot 00:58 - 01:18 murio el cantante del pueblo un hombre que fuera infiel romantico hasta la muerte...en coro sigan cantando vo este vo es del senor del poema unicamente el conocio en persona a joan sebastian en campero del valle en el ano 1990...fue a verlo a un concierto y tenia la intension de entregarle una hoja de papel en la que le habia escrito un tema musical al caballo del cantante ... el

sap jose down 11 santa cruz. remember yesterday you were record high of 95. today 19 degrees cooler at 76 degrees 19 degrees cooler at 76 degrees. enjoy the consolidate down from our sfo camera. see what you wake up to tomorrow morning. over cast sky low to mid 60's from san francisco to oakland san jose 59 currently in half moon basement here's view from the exploratorium camera. this is what we are used to in the bay year. temperatures low 60's for the north bay. santa rosa napa no have the 0mid 60's concord and livermore. one last live view from the kgo rav camera. breeze has dropped off a bit and we look at low cloud moving i hope lapped over nature tonight. spotty drizzle morning commute. cooling continues right on through thursday. here's what's bringing the cooling. this trough that the is moving in to our north sought pattern is settleing in and as we head towards tomorrow the cooling effects will continue inland.so did high in the low 60's to the upper 80's a that will change. coastal low clouds pushing in the valley tomorrow morning. starts with dri

we saw some good numbers from sap and microsoft. amazon is a clear leader in that business and what they disclosed last quarter for the first time is that they showed great topline growth. what is really interesting to investors is that this cloud business is very profitable today. it is a good story all around and i suspect it will become a bigger part of the amazon story going forward. caroline: we will also get an investors take. matthew beasley is still with us from henderson. give us a sense of how these american companies are performing. we have had a bit of fortunes. but apple people are very worried about similar situations for ibm in the dollar seems to be weighing on all of them very >> i think broadly i would categorize it so far as satisfactory. some very high-profile successes and some high-profile misses. they've also refer to a few of them there. >> it's not just for more corporate but also the u.s. economy. the dollar has been strong and we all know that there in for those outside the u.s. that has been a problem and

. >> doing business and ordinary people just moving along in their lives here is constantly sapped by corruption at a high level and at a low level. >> reporter: he also took on the legacy issue, answering critics who say his predecessors have done more for africa than he has. >> i've done everything i can to build on those successes. it isn't a beauty contest between presidents. >> reporter: he praised cooperation in the fight against terrorism laying a wreath at the memorial for victims of the 1998 bombing at the u.s. embassy here. the unenviable task of family diplomacy fell to his half sister who decided the guest list for last night's dinner. >> there have been relatives that show up that you didn't know existed, but you're always happy to meet. >> reporter: no presidential meet-and-greet for the colorful, loud and energetic crowds in nairobi but they were still having a good time. and inside the state dinner -- >> some of my critics back home are suggesting that i'm back here to look for my birth certificate. s that not the case. >>> history unearthed. why local archaeologists s

the library sap tieses the toys. librarians say children learn through play and see books and toys as a beneficial combination. >> abc7 news was in alameda today where national baseball hail. er and alameda legend willie stargell now has a monument on the island. the power hitter played for the pittsburg priorities from 1962 until his row timer 20 years later the dedication ceremony took place today at tar gel plaza where the monument stands as fifth and willie stargell avenue. >> he was great for the community, wonderful representative for the city of al immediate darks through until he was done with baseball. >> stargell nicknamed pops by his teammates died in township from stroke complications while living in north carolina. he was 61 years old. >>> time now for a check of the forecast. we'll send it over to drew and what is this, drew word of a warmup? >> a warmup. i know you like the cooler temperatures, the weekend is for you and tomorrow it's a comfortable day it's mid-week, the the upcoming week we see he hea

they are currently moving towards more cloud software, just like oracle and sap. profit margins are large acre -- a lot bigger and that causes revenues to take a tumble and investors are fleeing out of that stock. >> not that much going on macro economically. what about apple though? is it able to save the day? reporter: apple currently is not out and it might save the day especially tomorrow. we might see that stock at going through the roof if apple managed to beat expectations are ridiculously high. wall street is looking at a revenue of 31% and profits up 35% over last year. so that would be quite an achievement. and if apple manages to get over that bar then we will certainly see a strong move to the outside tomorrow. reporter: what are consumers expecting from apple? reporter: aside from the numbers, it is mostly two things. how is the iphone doing? generally the second quarter of the year is the weakest for the iphone. however wall street till expects a record revenue for the iphone of $30 billion, and that is because the map and china is supposed to be a l

they are currently moving towards more cloud software, just like oracle and sap. profit margins are large acre -- a lot bigger and that causes revenues to take a tumble and investors are fleeing out of that stock. >> not that much going on macro economically. what about apple though? is it able to save the day? reporter: apple currently is not out and it might save the day especially tomorrow. we might see that stock at going through the roof if apple managed to beat expectations are ridiculously high. wall street is looking at a revenue of 31% and profits up 35% over last year. so that would be quite an achievement. and if apple manages to get over that bar then we will certainly see a strong move to the outside tomorrow. reporter: what are consumers expecting from apple? reporter: aside from the numbers, it is mostly two things. how is the iphone doing? generally the second quarter of the year is the weakest for the iphone. however wall street till expects a record revenue for the iphone of $30 billion, and that is because the map and china is supposed to be a l

so this is sort of the specific fiscal intervention i'm going to compare to the l sap. and the distribution of the 2010 fiscal deal, you can use basically the congressional budget office data on household income to get a sense of where that money went. so that first column the payroll tax cut, that tells you the share of total payroll taxes paid by different income groupings. so the bottom fifth of the income distribution pays 5.6% of payroll taxes. the sort of 96-99% pays 11% of all payroll taxes an then compare that to the column at the left that is the over all income and their share in over all income. and so payroll tax rut is pieldly progressive. the euc extension, the unemployment insurance extension, that column is measuring the share of nonsocial security cash transfers that go to different parts of the income distribution and i'll say that is a pretty good proxy, probably for where the unemployment insurance extensions went and you can see those are strongly progressive and in the middle, say three fifths of the income distribution and the refundable tax credi

. >> we have confirmed this morning that the suspect this man, 45-year-old francisco sap chose has signed a confession. sanchez admitted fire the fatal shot that killed 32-year-old. sanchez is on probation from texas and committed offenses in numerous states with the gun found near the pier the sanchez led investigators to it. technicians are carrying out the tests to see if it was used in the shooting. the victim was walking arm in arm with her father when shot. her father came to san francisco to take her back to pleasanton for a family party. we have the latest developments twitter@abc7newsbayarea. you can find the latest information. >> if you are traveling, will the weather corporate? our meteorologist joins us from the rooftop. >> we started with clouds and in the past 45 minutes sun has broken out leading to a nice travel day around the state of california. look at this: south, a lot of sunshine but 108 in palm springs and 78 in los angeles and lake tahoe has a chance of thunderstorm and a high of 81 degrees. we will look at what to expect in the bay area and the fireworks forecast

into custody when he complete add federal prison sentence because of an outstanding arrest war ran the sap chose was released although federal authorities wanted to deport him. >> i.c.e. failed to obtain and provide for judicial order for such deportation proceedings. >> abc7 has on add letter from sheriff mirkarimi's department requesting the fell officials hand sanchez over and admitted it was unlikely sanchez would face charges in the 20-year-old drug case. as we first reported the gun used in the shooting was stolen from a federal officer's car a week earlier. the pure rove land management ranger said he reported it as soon as he noticed it missing and the san francisco police department did not investigate until after the shooting. a bull din was issued citywide but that is as far as it went because they did not have suspect or leads. >> the santa cruz county sheriff is releasing more information about the shooting death of a man by a sheriff's deputy. this happened at 10:00 last night at a him in boulder creek of the deputies responded to a call of a family dispute and confronted by

morgan hill -- sap jose, 79, oakland, 71. south bay, sunshine after low clouds and santa clara hits 76 and morgan hill, 78. low clouds, nice. nevato, 78 degrees, 77 in sonoma. tomorrow, 90 degrees, warm at lakeport and 91. in the extended forecast looking for numbers to hit the low 80s on monday inland. cooling to the upper 70s on tuesday and wednesday and thursday. then, we will bump them up a little bit just in time for the weekend. we will have the usual low clouds at the shoreline all week. no big changes there. would you like to join the weather watchers? >> we hope so. we can use reporters all you have to do is sign on to k pix.com/weather to sign up and join the gang. that is weather in terms of what is happening now? >> a man got stuck in his chimney when his friends locked him out of his house. they had to use drills and a sledge hamtory make a hole. took half an hour of careful brick-breaking to flee the man. he was caked in thick soot. he is okay. and he will never do that again, i would imagine. >> yes. >> yes. >>

. >>> recently i was heading home after a couple of days away during the strength-sapping will-killing washington summer heat. i took out my phone, checked the temperature in the backyard inside the house and told the app to start cooling the house. now, a little device on my wrist is monitoring my heart rate counts how far i walk and how many minutes a day i'm physically active and stels my scale at health and tells an archive. i'm the furthest thing you can imagine from a tech savvy consumer, it's just the machines are easy enough to use that the guy can take advantage of it. i'm get on the plane with a boarding pass on my phone much none of this was possible a few years ago. it will happen quickly. with all the personal information zipping through the air we are breathing, making the details of daily life simple and frictionless, we are asked to surrender a little personal data here some more over there, to make the transactions so quick. by the time it's fully apparent how quickly we are counting on the eve of youth, it may be clearer how many we are giving up. the only thing that

and, again, i hope it is something we can say only in sap fran. >> alan it is so amazing to take in. this drone is giving us an incredible view of the parkway right now. it is absolutely incredible on such a clear day. i know it took a lot to pull it off behind-the-scenes, correct? you will have more on that coming up? >> reporter: yes. coming up in just a few minutes we will talk to one of the guys with the company and see why a few months ago we were not able to bring you this picture. everything worked out, the timing, the day, everything is working. >> i always called you a good pilot. [ laughter ] >> fortunately i am not at the controls. good thing you did not need an airsickness bag. >> it is amazing, all right, thank you, and all of your crew there. thank you for the live look from sky drone 5. >> reporter: you bet. >> i have been driving past that for six years this is the first time i am going oh that is how it is going to work. sky drone 5 that is very useful. drivers will like this update, too, on the construction. the roadway could open by midnight, five hours ahead of sc

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what i would say to you is open trade, but we're not going to be saps. we're not going to look the other way when there's a problem. now, there are some people actually running for president now who think that no matter what happens, they're free traders. i'm not. i am not. i am for open trade, free trade, but i am for clamping down when the united states worker gets shafted because somebody is cheating on a trade agreement. >> you brought up mexico, so let's go to immigration. the senate comprehensive compromise on immigration reform. what did you make of it? would you have supported it? >> i don't know what the details are. i support a guest worker program where people expand it, seal the border. some interest groups don't want the border to be sealed. >> what does seal the border mean, though? and how do you do it? >> you do it with fencing and you do it with technology, drones and sensors and duncan hunter in san diego has significantly reduced the number of people coming across the border because of his initiatives on fencing. do as best you can the

play in quite specific areas of software that is a little different than erp systems like oracle or sap or salesforce. emily: what about the cloud? what is the hp strategy for the public cloud? are you going to be a cloud or sell to the cloud? do you plan to take on amazon and google? emily: our public cloud is not designed to compete with azure or google. what we see most enterprises wanting to do is not to put everything in a public cloud. so if you want only convenience you might go to a public cloud but if you want security, you want to be in a private cloud. our strategy is hybrid cloud. your cloud, the way that is right for your company and your industry. emily: a lot of deals happening, intel. do you see a segment that could be transformed? meg: i think you're are seeing an increase in m&a activity is the industry is changing. every 10 or 15 years in technology i see tectonic plate shifts. web 1.0 to now. the industry rearranges itself. we are back in the mma game. we will augment our innovation internally, what we call organic innovation was and that i but we want to be smart. e

yes, well, i'm polymerized tree sap and you're an inorganic adhesive. so whatever verbal projectile you launch in my direction is reflected off of me returns on its original trajectory and adheres to you. oh, ouch. okay, if everyone could please take your seats. here's your t-shirt. pms? it's a couple days early... no. it stands for "perpetual motion squad." oh, right, of course. what was i thinking? good afternoon, everyone and welcome to this year's physics bowl. today's preliminary match features two great teams. aa versus... pms. all night long, y'all! okay, well, let's jump right in. first question for ten points: "what is the iso-spin singlet partner of the pi-zero meson?" (buzzers sound) pms? the eta meson. correct. formal protest. on what grounds? the velcro on my wrist brace caught on my shirt. denied. all right, for ten points, "what is the lightest element on earth with no stable isotope?" aa? and of course, the answer is technetium. terrific. (applause) next question: "what is the force between two uncharged plates due to quantum vacuum fluc

the man was taken to the hospital but we do not his sap this morning. >>> engineers say a bridge that was washed out could be back within limited requests it is a main road between the two states and traffic is being detoured. sudden flooding eroded the ground under the bridge causing it to collapse. two people inside a truck were trapped. the passenger did manage to get out but the driver had to be rescued. >>> cleanup under way in southern california. forecasters say the storms brought more rain than the entire month of january. on saturday the rain broke records in at least 11 locations. power outages, flash floods were all reported across much of southern california. >> i heard water gushing. i came out and looked and that went over it just knocked that whole fence down and all of this water was gushing in. >> people in le mesa trailer park says floods carried away their belongings. >>> a construction worker is recovering from injuries he suffered when the roof of a garage he was working on collapsed. that happened around 11:15 yesterday morning. firefighters used blocks to suppor

facebook is sap parentally working on moneypenny. great name. now meet jibo. >> say hi jibo. jibo helps everyone out throughout their day. he's the world's best camera man. by intelligently track around him, he can take photos so you can put down your camera and be a part of the scene. >> take the picture. >> he's a hands-free helper. you can talk to him and he'll talk to you back so you don't have to skip a beat. >> melissa just sent a reminder that she's picking you up in half an hour to go grocery shopping. >> thanks. >> steve chambers is the ceo of the company that will make jibo which they call a family robot. steve has a long history of disembodied voices. >> sarah fryer of bloomberg, i look at this thing and it's actually the robotics not the intelligence that draws me to it. it's the animated body that really makes me think, oh this is something i'd like in my house. but really the hard part is the voice and the interpretation of what i'm saying to him. >> right. a lot of the hard part is the voice, the recognition, understanding what you say and providing you informa

video from sap may te'o base go pro shows it in action. it's water paragraph. and despite being smaller the size of an ice cube. it still fits on all existing go pro mount. >> how desperate are you for a date. would you pay 10,000 dollars for someone to set you up. that's what 29-year-old tell man is diagnose. the alabama resident said he has been on 30 unsuccessful dates in the past 10 months. harvard business grad set up a web site f.someone can set him one someone he end updating for more than 6 months they get the cash. you want to take your chance at playing match maker go for it. his site called date rep.com. >> i don't know if it will work >> i don't know if it will work. >> he could stop dating the person after like 5 and a half months. >> keep the money. >> keep the money. >> if sorry. cynical. >> larry is off mick is here. >> baseball. ter lasting streak is creeping up on double figure thanks to the mets. the welcome home. great outing who helped his own cause. the take the thing it . >> well the giants return home to face the mets with 6 game lasting

the letter asked the federal risen in southern california where sap chose served time to notify the sheriff when he was ready for pickup but the sheriff mirkarimi said his department was only responding to a request. >> all the contact was initialized by the feds. when that happens it is our obligation to arrange transportation. >> sanchez was held in san francisco for three weeks and released. he was arrested on july 1 in the shooting death of kate steinle. >> her family and friends will gather for a private memorial at the winery today two fundraising campaigns have been set up to help with expenses and to promote the 32-year-old's legacy raising $50,000 roughly so far. if you would like to help out head to our website, abc7news.com. >>> stay with abc7 for continuing coverage of the pier shooting on air and online. our report continuing at twitter@abc7newsbayarea. there is a big detour tonight san francisco's doyle drive closes at 10:00 p.m. for road work. the approach will not re-open until 5 o'clock a.m. on monday. drivers notice wider and realigned lanes and the road will be more sound

. >> sap frap woman desperate to find mobility scooter after stole friend her home. scooter look like this one. it's pride purchase saw it brand. police say it was stole friend locked breeze way on clay street in knob hill. suspect describe as tall skinny white man last seen pushing the scooter on hyde street. >> city of berkeley hats closed its municipal pier. city inspectors recently noticed considerable struck tawrl damage to the concrete deck and supports. it was closed to vehicle about 3 weeks ago but now tape has gone up and pedestrian can't walk on it any more either. city will do more testing and eventually figure out what rae pairs are needed. >> new details on mud slide just out the west entrance to yosemite national park. tonight the entrance from 140 is open to traffic. road had been closed since tuesday night. heavy rain caused the slide. road clearing work will continue over the next several days. >> obviously unusual for that to happen this time of year. let's talk about the weaned weather forecast. >> sandhya has what's ahead. >> hi. we are looking at

. >> sap frap woman desperate to find mobility scooter after stole friend her home. scooter look like this one. it's pride purchase saw it brand. police say it was stole friend locked breeze way on clay street in knob hill. suspect describe as tall skinny white man last seen pushing the scooter on hyde street. >> city of berkeley hats closed its municipal pier. city inspectors recently noticed considerable struck tawrl damage to the concrete deck and supports. it was closed to vehicle about 3 weeks ago but now tape has gone up and pedestrian can't walk on it any more either. city will do more testing and eventually figure out what rae pairs are needed. >> new details on mud slide just out the west entrance to yosemite national park. tonight the entrance from 140 is open to traffic road had been closed since tuesday night. heavy rain caused the slide. road clearing work will continue over the next several days. >> obviously unusual for that to happen this time of year. let's talk about the weaned weather forecast. >> sandhya has what's ahead. >> hi. we are looking at

as of june 30 of 2014 poor sap identified a collection of a collection of about $111 million dollars in revenue. the projecting almost 112,000,000. of that amount, 21.5 is surplus or over and above our budget. this chart helps identify really what's driving that surplus. you can see the main portion in green, the 90.3 is the original operating revenue budget. that 21.5 billion is comprised of a first, 15.3 million in collections from pg any worthy potrero transmission project. parking is 1.2 million over budget. you can really see that through the giants postseason play, wonderful weather, and general trends of high tourism in the area, usually driving our parking revenue. that goes for commercial and industrial rents as well. between our base rent percentage rents, we are projecting about $5 million over budget. while i like to say that the weather is playing a really big part on that, i am actually really pleased to report that our real estate division has actually generated 93 new leases in 2014-15. that's really critical. for the effort to bring rents up to current parameter, or

our neighbors pledged in but up poor sap really worked hard and i want to first like a nice john beatty did i not sure he's in the room at the moment. if you are, john, waved to me. who brought us the idea and work very collaboratively with the symphony who this is our first type of venture. renÉe martin, on-site john dulles is on say john david are you in the room john bell? sorry about that john doe renÉe martin joyce cannon monica corral, john beatty. peter gillick, david romulo, tom carter david gibbs and all of the court link. i just want to point out that the port laborers at an working tirelessly since like weekend after weekend after weekend. as you know, they work very very hard to accommodate the comments of mayors event that were on the waterfront. which quickly led into the fourth of july events about which were equally amazing. then, into this san francisco symphony event. so i want to conflict them, especially those of us who have been those of them brand-new to the port team that is getting well into their jobs trial by fire so to speak. so, just a wonderful evening. th

he was treated for second degree burns and will be just fine thankfully not wearing a shirt when the sap ties sr. caught fire. >> with cotton and it and ignition like that it could have been much worse. >> people were arrest able to arrest the suspect a few hours after it happen. as to why he did what he did -- >> he's such a kid who thought it was a joke. thought it was funny. didn't realize the repercussions repercussions. >> little sympathy from glenn's mother. >> this is my son. you hurt my son. you burnt hill. you put him on fire. >> facing felony aggravateed assault and arson and recklessly endangering another person. his bail is set at $100,000. matt rivers cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> philadelphia police have launched an intend investigation after a youtube video shows officers beating a suspect during an arrest. it's not known what happened before the cameras started rolling on locust avenue in east germantown april 3rd. it was a los angeles blog kerr who posted this video yesterday and identified the suspect as 22-year-old tyree carol. officers are seen in the video repeatedly pu

video from sap may te'o base go pro shows it in action. it's water paragraph. and despite being smaller the size of an ice cube. it still fits on all existing go pro mount. >> how desperate are you for a date. would you pay 10,000 dollars for someone to set you up. that's what 29-year-old tell man is diagnose. the alabama resident said he has been on 30 unsuccessful dates in the past 10 months. harvard business grad set up a web site f.someone can set him one someone he end updating for more than 6 months they get the cash. you want to take your chance at playing match maker go for it. his site called date rep.com. >> i don't know if it will work >> i don't know if it will work. >> he could stop dating the person after like 5 and a half months. >> keep the money. >> keep the money. >> if sorry. cynical. >> larry is off mick is here. >> baseball. ter lasting streak is creeping up on double figure thanks to the mets. the welcome home. great outing who helped his own cause. the take the ♪ ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. b

. >> sap frap woman desperate to find mobility scooter after stole friend her home. scooter look like this one. it's pride purchase saw it brand. police say it was stole friend locked breeze way on clay street in knob hill. suspect describe as tall skinny white man last seen pushing the scooter on hyde street. >> city of berkeley hats closed its municipal pier. city inspectors recently noticed considerable struck tawrl damage to the concrete deck and supports. it was closed to vehicle about 3 weeks ago but now tape has gone up and pedestrian can't walk on it any more either. city will do more testing and eventually figure out what rae pairs are needed. >> new details on mud slide just out the west entrance to yosemite national park. tonight the entrance from 140 is open to traffic. road had been closed since tuesday night. heavy rain caused the slide. road clearing work will continue over the next several days. >> obviously unusual for that to happen this time of year. let's talk about the weaned weather forecast. >> sandhya has what's ahead. >> hi. we are looking at

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still spots of weakness, namely business spending which continues to be weighed down by low oil prices, sapping investments in the u.s. energy sector. now, after this report. all eyes will turn to the next reading on the u.s. jobs market that is due out the first friday in august. and, of course, the federal reserve will be looking for signs that the pace of u.s. jobs growth is continuing, they'll also be looking for any signs that wages are improving. and this is critical because many people are expecting the federal reserve to raise interest rates later in the year. the question is whether they will pull the trigg never september or december. >> and that was patricia sobga reporting. >>> another republican is in the race for president. former virginia governor jim gilmore has filed his paperwork, he is a former army intelligence special i felt. prosecutor and state attorney general. person-y sanders is taking up the brace for the nomination seat for that party. he held a massive online rally last night connecting with 10s of thousands of supporters and more than 3500 homes across the country.

the rollout was related to an upcoming sap timestamp requirement, and attempt to fix the problem were unsuccessful. that led to additional communications problems. pimm: the closing auctions accepted orders, orders were executed, and updates to what they call a gateway was a reason for the computer shut down. this caused added communication issues that i guess they knew when that at about 9:30 the market opened, but were exacerbated as trading continued. scarlet: they managed to reopen trading after about three hours. we will keep an eye on any other headlines coming out of the nyse. to sports,turn because he is arguably the most hated man in dallas. free agent deandre jordan backed out of a commitment to sign with the dallas mavericks, instead signing with the los angeles clippers. pimm: jordan changed his mind after steve ballmer and clipper players went to his house putting on the full-court press to get him to stay. joining us is scott/nick. is this all about money or is something else going on? scott: no, this is not about money. he just changed his mind. he made a commitment ear

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cloud revenue's like we anticipate with amazon and sap yesterday, we saw cloud infrastructure jumping 86%. this is an area of growth but overall there is concern when it comes to sales overall and another one and another tech giant where we saw sales disappoint and we saw shares fall after hours. sales missed forecasts to this quarter they are anticipating this quarter to be worse than expected. they will see sales reduce compared to this time last year. even though we are seeing them try to rejuvenate this company and invest in mobile and social media, it is working a little bit. we are seeing these new businesses up 60% in terms of revenue. still, people want more. they are also expecting this has to -- hefty spinoff. and alibaba is set for the fourth quarter. overall it is doom and gloom. jon: for more on tech we are joined by paul sweeney. james bevan is the chief investment officer at ccl a investment management. not your first rodeo. if i told you that accompany would report record third-quarter profits with a search and their best product with sales up 35%, would you expect it

. >> not quite cloud nine for sap. delivering a mixed bag of earnings as growth in it's cloud software business dampens margins. >> sales at hermes climb 40% but shares in remy are lower. >>> hi everybody. welcome back. i hope you're having a good morning so far. european market versus been open for 1.5 hours or so. trading slightly mixed at the moment. our fx markets worth keeping an eye on given that we're in the aftermath of janet yellen's speeches last week indicating that we could be heading toward a fed rate hike sooner versus later. a lot of speculation about that. the market hasn't priced that in yet. the u.s. dollar being brought up on the back end of that with the euro dollar down around 108. the other thing to watch is what's happening with greece still and now the greek talks are progressing. it's going to take a long time before we figure out what's working for greece. >> but at this time the grexit fear receded and that's why you saw european equities out perform in yesterday's trade. today the xetra dax

the pontiff used the restaurant in sap the cruise as a changing room so he could swap his vestments. it was closed at the time so he probably didn't have a whopper. >>> celebrating the americans with disabilities act. andrea roane has details. >> reporter: friday a new exhibit will be comes to the smithsonian's national museum of american history. this is the 25th anniversary of the americans with disabilities act of 1990. a new display will commemorate the legislation. museum goers can experience the lasting legacy made on the country because of the act. >>> july is also uv safety month. excessive exposure can be dangerous. and summertime is the time to remind everyone of how to stay safe. wear sunscreen, sunglasses, find the shade, and hats. >>> fewer than one in five of us are eating enough fruits and vegetables. adults should aim for 1 1/2 cups of fruit and two to three cups of vegetables every day to protect against heart disease, stroke, and cancers. >>> doctors say seriously ill patients and families need to improve communication when it comes to end of life care and their wis