scammers are rigging atms with skimming devices.ilking a billion dollars from americans every single year. how do you keep from getting scammed at your atm? senior banking analyst and skimming expert. >> skimming works by installing a magnetic stripe reader at putting either a keyword overlay or a pinhole camera over the keyboard to capture the pin. with those two pieces of information, a scammer can get a copy of your debit card and use money from your atm or buy things a retailer. gerri: is invisible to the average person? >> may have gotten ingenious with the way they are installing these things so it can be hard to tell. you can tell when there is a mismatch, other institutions to protect the atm for this from happening. gerri: sometimes you swipe your card might jiggle, may look like it is loose, is that something that should warn you? >> definitely pc any component of the atm that looks mangled or loose at all, if you have been at the atm at all and it looks different than when you were there last time, maybe they used to be a

one bay area woman hit the wrong button on the atm. how you can learn from her $8,000 mistake. >> and a secret in this sauce can cut your cancer risk. >> come on. >> that's what they say. coming up next. cameras captured 5 men stea a- million dollars worth of voa from a florida warehouse a couple weeks ago. they drove up i >>> you hear about bank heists, jewelry heights. five men caught stealing a million dollars worth of vodka from a florida warehouse a couple of weeks ago. they drove up in a mercedes. broke through a concrete wall. they didn't set off any alarms and apparently they knew what they were after. it was that ukranian sipping vodka. that sells for $249 per bottle. part of the bottle is made of 24kt gold. >>> a cooling trend finally. folks in the east bay are ready for a cooldown. the stronger sea breeze kicking into gear. these temperatures could drop 10 to 20 degrees all around the bay area. look at the fog and low clouds gathering along the coastline right now. we are going to see more of that throughout the day today as

other incident happened in atlanta when a group of robbers smashed a car through the door to get an atm. some men were casing the venue. >> why do so many geem after the atms, it never ends well. >> they ended up push itting it out into the street, loading it up, and they drove off. >> pretty brave kayaker caught remarkable weather footage while out on the water. if you look up in the sky, there in the distance, you see the beginning of a waterspout former. >> rather than getting scooped up and dieing -- >> there was tornado warnings. >> what you might mistake for a tower is the waterspout itself. you see it there. kevin decides to zoom in. now you can clearly see the part touching the water, the part in the clouds, but we will watch the moment that these two come together. we'll watch this entire thing form. >> there, it is about to connect. >> you see a few flashes of lightning in the sky. look at all of that matter, that is amazing. >> maybe it's time to put the camera down and pick up your paddle. all right, then, fine. even as kevin decided to get out of there, he kept it rolling a

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many have zero in-network atms. there owes good card.if we got payroll cards, they would probably be very good features but, you have, many are getting cards with terrible features, and, again, that speaks to the fact that this is the wild west of finance right now. >> right. >> just like the subprime crisis last decade where basically the vulnerable population, lightly regulated and banks see an opportunity to make tons of money off of these things. >> a quick thought from you? >> and that's why we're seeing many of the predatory features. >> i would look at the role that government has in causing the problem. if we maybe eased some of these idiotic anti-money laundering regulations so we made it easier for low-income people to have bank accounts, we could totally eliminate this problem in the first place. >> actually talk to these people who are unbanked, the primary reason is because they are worried about the fees they get charged, hidden fees they get charged for banking. >> but you have these high fees because of all the government

new york's attorney general is investigating paychecks that come in the form of atm cards.wal-mart, walgreens and mcdonald's are under fire for paying hourly employees with atm style prepaid cards. as companies ditch paper paychecks and switch to prepaid cards, regulators are growing concerned about fees. charges on those can range from 50 cents to up to $2.25. regulators say these fees take a chunk out of employees' paychecks. bp's payouts for the 2010 oil spill in the gulf are under investigation. former fbi director louis freeh will oversee payments for the deepwater horizon accident. bp claimed the court-appointed administrator approved payouts to victims that were too large or went to companies not affected by the spill. last year, bp set aside nearly $8 billion to compensate disaster victims. tesla is petitioning the white house. the electric car company wants the right to sell tesla models directly from its showrooms in all 50 states. the petition crossed the 100,000 mark, giving it enough signatures to gain the attention of the president. by state law, automakers se

he told a reporter he was nervous on the drive down from san jose because he had two atms in the backf his car. wonder what he would tell police if he were stopped. jack was to present at the black hat conference, which starts tomorrow in las vegas. and in his talk scheduled for next week, he was to talk about the vulnerability of pace makers, that they, too could be hacked. >>> turning to financial news, it is a lower indictmeday on th markets, starbucks turning in its financials, the company said it had its best quarter ever. back to you. >> scott, thanks so much. so the question this morning is -- >> yes. >> can you smell it? >> talking about my new cologne? >> yeah. smells great. one of the biggest food events in america is happening right here in the bay area. and it kicked off an hour ago. >> yeah. this old english is what i'm wearing you. 395th annual gilroy garlic festival we are actually talking about the main event today, a little something new. it's called the garlic bowl. it at this time pitts the executive chefs from san jose state, uc berkeley and fresno state against th

atm. but there isn't one for 30 miles." she tried to convince the franchisees, robert and carol mueller, to pay her by check. "i asked if i could be paid differently, and they said they wouldn't allow it." gunshannon's now part of a 150- person class-action lawsuit. in pennsylvania, employees are entitled to be paid by cash, check or by direct deposit. "they were mandated to accept this and these are the most vulnerable people. they barely make minimum wage." many see the payroll card as a way to cut payroll processing expenses. but the lawsuit drew nationwide attention to mcdonald's in general and to the muellers in particular, who have since agreed to a direct deposit option. but mcdonald's corporate still stands by payroll cards. "it costs $220 a year per employee to direct deposit. it costs $15 for a debit card. mcdonald's declined our request for an interview, but in a statement, said, "all employees at mcdonald's-owned restaurants can choose between direct deposit and payroll cards."

your atm fees. >> reporter: about their credit cards. >> do they have the right credit cards?unately, got to go with no. >> how did i know you were going to say that. >> reporter: tip number two, log onto the free site nerdwallet. it will crunch the numbers based on your spending habits and recommend credit cards right for you. saving them $50 in annual fees and cutting their interest rate. finally, those irritating fees, tip number three, never pay another again with this free app, mint. it tracks your spending and sends you warnings so you don't get hit with late and overdraft fees. remember, these companies count on you not paying attention to those little charges that add up. all told the stricklands will cash in on an extra $3,000 in five years. >> that's real money! >> reporter: we should note that in order to retain those high interest rates the banks and credit unions have requirements and parameters. tomorrow we tackle dental costs. nearly half of americans do not have dental insurance. we're going to show you how to slash your bill by 40% or 50%. >> saving a lot of m

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if you do mobile banking, you're not using an atm. he needed tell? that nothing so.the brick and mortar banks -- your not using them. it's over your phone, through the air. at the end of the day people are not happy. your seeing all kinds of charges . summer scale so that if you want to get access to the check you just deposited overnight you can pay a pretty penny and get it right now we complete -- payless and get it over time. lori: we know these have been added to other areas of businesses. do we know why? >> i think it's always fun to find extra fees. the bank's business model has been severely encroached on by dodd-frank and other a group -- regulatory actions. they feel like they have to find other places to make their money it only cost one to 5 million to set up one of these mobile applications. is not that expensive to set up. they are finding that people love it so much that they're willing to pay almost anything for these services. ashley: banks to try to find new ways to stick it to you. >> and i hate to be stuck a tube. tonight we will be following aa3

>> take a piece of plastic that's similar in size and shape and weight to an atm card. >> they've got the card, they've got the pin number, and they just drained the accounts? >> almost $10 million in 24-hour period. >> what cities? 49 cities around the world, in europe, in north america, south america, asia. all over the world. >> do you have any idea what country these people were from? >> yes. >> you care to share that with me? >> i would not. >> you would not care to share it? >> no. >> have you caught any of them? >> working on it. >> one top u.s. intelligence official is on record saying that the chinese have already aggressively infiltrated the computer networks of some u.s. banks and are operating inside u.s. electrical grids, mapping out our networks and presumably leaving behind malicious software that could be used to sabotage the system. can a penetrator or a perpetrator leave behind-- >> yes. >> little things that will allow them to be there and watch and look and listen? >> any successful penetration has the potential for leaving behind a capability. >> do we believe tha

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. >>> investigators believed that criminals may have access customer's atm accounts at self check out lanes. it is confirmed of 200 fraud related cases from this. >>> next week andrew will be testing both of the eastern ban of the bridge. 20 foot long bolts to simulate conditions on the bay and giant jax will stretch them with a force equal to the weight of ten full size semi trucks. >> the railing see that's for protections. we don't want those pieces to fg everywhere. >> over labor weekend delay of the bridge while caltrans working to fix it. the federal aviation administration says that boeing on the passenger set that did not meet safety standards. the fda says it took boeing two years to address the problem. regulators -- >>> in just a few hours here, crews will be heading off to combat now. health officials say the virus was recently detected of mosquitos of area. . >>> we have not talked about a cooling trend of the past couple of days, we'll continue to talk about that right into the weekend. kind of neat to see the sun and the raise polking into the clouds. that cloud will in

actually reimburse your atm fees. >> and about their credit cards? they have the right credit cards? >> unfortunately, got to go with no. >> how did i know you were going to say that? >> tip number two, logon to the free site nerdwallet. it will crunch the numbers based on your spending habits and recommend credit cards right for you. saving them $50 in annual fees and even cutting their interest rate. finally, those irritating fees. tip number three, never pay another again with this free app mint. it tracks your spending and sends you warnings so you don't get hit with late and overdraft fees. remember, these companies count on you not paying attention to those little charges that add up. all told, the stricklands will cash in on an extra $3,000 in five years. and we should note that in order to retain those high interest rates in the checking accounts, many times the banks and credit unions have certain requirements and parameters. paula faris, abc news, chicago. >> the moral of that story is to read the fine print on everything. your bank stateme

workers busy repairing front wall of a gas station after thieves rammed the business durings a brazen atm robbery. security cameras caught it on video. you can see thieves smashing into the gas station. >> still to come tonight almost $2 billion, still overbudget. project is eating up funds. >> plus, food trucks taking over. the new location where they're setting up shop and how they did on the first day. >> live on the roof of the broadcast center weekend is here and so are changes in temperatures. i'll be back with details coming up. >> putting hand and stick vacuums to the test. which of the smaller tools can get the job done? abc 7 news >>> there is a new arrival at san francisco international airport. the bay area's first truck trend. trucks now parking at term malone every thursday at lunchtime. we have a google map of the airport here to orient you a bit this is the area where those food trucks are parking just out side of terminal one one major carrier here is southwest. vic lee has the story now from sfo. >> they'll be three more visits on thursdays by food trucks before the tria

card issuers collected $190 million in fees. 6 0% of card holder fees came from the atms.e doing it too, i was like what is happening here? >> and we did not fix that in regulatory -- financial regulatory reform. >> yeah. >> i think it's outrageous. first of all, what we are doing is institutionalizing another mechanism that's going to continue to create the structural inequality. we're creating two societies here in this country. and we're really waging this terrible war on low-income workers, which of course low-income workers are part of the working poor. and so here now we add these fees on top of that. these people are just barely making it. they're living on the edge. this could mean a meal or not -- >> right. $30. >> and then we're cutting the safety net. you should see this bill now, this sequester bill in terms of 20 billion cut in food stamps. cuts in headstart. many states won't enact the care act and won't allow for medicaid expansion. so you're looking at an assault on people who are low income and people who are poor. this is just another one of those attacks

. >>> get this, a government zooming in for a close-up on how she passed.o the atm. i'm jamie by. back to "cavuto on usiness." >>> watching out for you or just watching you? the senate giving the green light to this man to hea up the consumer financial protection bureau, but the word protection coming into question as new reports claim the agency is collecting data all americans' financial transactions. ben, forget protection. is this an invasion of our privacy? >> well, what gives them the right to look into my bank statements, look into my credit card stements? what gives them the right to know every single thing'm doing and spending money on? what gives them that right? i'm not a spy. i'm not a national security threat. how did they suddenly get the right to treat every american as a suspect and to treat every american as somebody to sdy and surveil? there's no reason to do this for every single american. this is just turning us into a "1984" orwellian police state. obviously we have a very long way to get there. >> i don't know. >> but it's a very scary idea. >> gary tate, we

deputies stopped several suspects in a bizarre atm theft. a moving van was pulled over in elk grove and in the back of the van an atm. it was reportedly taken from a walgreens on sunrise boulevard in rancho cordova. deputies also pulled it over on elk grove boulevard. it's unclear if the cars are related. >>> a florida state football star survives this crash. after his motorcycle slammed into a lexus in tallahassee, nick o'leary was thrown about 100 feet but walked away from the crash with just cuts and bruises. the lexus driver also was okay. the crash happened last may. but the video of the accident shot from a bus camera was just released to the public. >>> tonight, we'll see what is planned for walkers and bicyclists on the old stretch of highway 1 and devil's slide. san mateo county will show off the plan tonight to transform it into a hiking trail. the new tom lantos tunnels replaced the stretch of the highway. the trail will offering amazing views of the pacific coast but there are safety concerns because of the notoriously dangerous

you also have quicksilver and atm inc.. but mdc's down about 2%. i get the cheap part.> it's a wonderfully-run company out of colorado. it's a home builder. their margins are going to be -- in a market where we're going to build a lot less homes than we used to, they're going to make a lot more money per home. their costs are down, and they're getting good landed lant good prices. demand is much better than spry right now, and i think you're going to see over the next three or four quarters increasing profitability on the home builders. liz: quicksilver is a total opposite move, it's up 115% over the past year. there's more room to run? >> they haven't really begun to raise the profits i think they can. three divisions, they have a new management team and just as importantly, they have a management team that's incentivized with the stock options that don't kick in for, i think for another $3 or $4. so heavily incentivized. liz: is they are incentivized -- >> exactly. roxie, dc. liz: yeah, every tween and teen has to have roxie. your third big, atm. >> we like to go for

comprises of a platform and docks that hold the bikes and a solar tower and what is called the kiosk and a atm and point of sale and swipe the credit card there and do it. >> just a credit card will do it. >> that's correct. >> okay. >> the website is -- >> thanks. it is bay area bike share. com. >> thank you. >> i just had a question so this is targeted against commuters and in one of the presentations months ago if you wanted to go to one place you could drop the bike anywhere as long as there is a station. what happened if they get to the destination and there is no place to drop the bike off? i can see everybody going in one direction in the morning with the bikes and not enough stations to accept the bikes they're ready to drop off. >> way they're designed they're on average three blocks from each other so if you get a bike station and it's full there is a map showing you where the other stations are and you would go to the next station. >> okay. i guess it's going to have some sense of how the patterns and volumes are going to work and you will have to adjust -- so will you have ability

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. >> you can't even get to the atm machines to get money out over the weekend. this is really hurting our city. i'm heartbroken. i'm just heartbroken by it. >> reporter: police from a private security company offered their services. >> it does make a difference to deter those who are coming to damage a business. >> reporter: ramping up officers for a department that's already poorly staffed will cost tens of thousands of dollars. after the zimmerman verdict, protests stretched from coast to coast. out of the 17, only two were violent. rioters got out of hand in los angeles and oakland. in order to prevent damage like this, 150 extra police officers will be added to the streets. although police did not receive any information that protests would be happening, they said they had to prepare after two weekends of violent protests. in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news, tara moriarty. >>> the deadline for b.a.r.t. and the unions, 11 days away. there's still very little sign of progress between the talks. brian flores has more. >> reporter: dave, good afternoon to you. yeah

retail giant coin star is trading as outerwall today on the heels of the recent acquisition of eco atme mobile phones and other devices. and joining us is the ceo of what was norm formerly known as star. let's get the name out of the way, and what is outerwall? >> well, it is the umbrella brand that encompasses what we have been doing for 22 years which is pushing out the walls of retail to bring great products and services to our customers and convert iing abou 12 square feet into the most profitable square feet for the partners. with the two great brands that we have red box and coin and now the acquisition of eco atm, it is a great way to know what we are doing, and build out the overall umbrella brand. >> we have done stories about the companies that buy back used mobile phones, and is eco atm an addition ma the dvd and the red box have a shelf life? >> well, eco atm is a great market that we think will grow over 75 million of the mobile phones are sold, and less than 30% are return. so we can grow out the business. we look at the red sox business, we had over 43 million unique cre

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and the first bitcoin atm in europe will be open for online transactions today. bitcoins are viewed as a way to reduce dependence on paper money. lincoln ellis of strategic financial group gets the ball rolling for us on this tuesday morning. good morning, lincoln. - good morning. - stocks are off to a better start this week. what do you expect for stocks, and for bonds as well? - well, it'll be an interesting week this week. obviously we saw a bit of strength on monday on mutual fund and 401 (k) buying, followed by a bit of an afternoon sell-off, and i think that that's probably where we will sit until we get the ball rolling on the jobs numbers, which start on wednesday, and then obviously we get the employment report on friday. that will drive the direction for stocks coming into this third quarter. bonds, i think we sit here. we sit around the 2.50 level on 10 and 3.50 in the 30. - oil had a spike yesterday on the turmoil in egypt. do you anticipate that will continue into today? - it's interesting, oil spiked higher, but the egyptian stock market also climbe

credit unions have been raising fees on things like atm withdrawals and more. the reason, credit unions are looking to offset a decline in overdraft fees. >>> federal regulators are proposing strict new rules for the nation's biggest banks. the federal reserve, the fdic and office of the comptroller are all teaming up to make sure banks increase the ratio of equity to loans from the current 3% to 5% and set aside higher reserves for deposit holding units. kayla joins us no we more on what this means for the nation's biggest lenders. you know, kayla, people are always worried to all of the financial crisis, are the banks safe? do these new rules mean we can sit back and say the banks are not safer? >> it would appear to be so, suzy. this is one of the regulations that the policy makers have been eluding to for several years now. it limits the amount banks can borrow to fund activities, especially short-term debt. so if push comes to shove, they won't have as much debt outstanding. there won't be as many investors and also, banks will be able to fund activities f

the money vanished from customer accounts after they used their atm debit cards at those stores. 200 breeches have been reported and 18,000 cards will be replaced. >>> up next on abc7 news at 11:00, landlord from hell. his first jail house interview with the abc7 news i team. thought you had a bad landlord? wait until you hear what this guy did to his parents. >> and thousands of people are beginning to make their way home. we are keeping an eye on the traffic tonight. >> i am abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. the marine layer is deepening. what this will translate into for your weekend landlord from hell. kip may see is giving his first interview from the san francisco county jail to the i team. >> macey and his wife harassed those in the apartment building they own for skipping bail and then skipping to europe. macey's biggest vehicle times turned out to be his own parents. >> 38-year-old kip macey told me that the landlord from hell label does president bother him. doesn't bother him. they bought it to rehab and sell, but they couldn't get the tenants out. >> the point is to

the numbers were sold to criminals and used as debit or credit cards and to withdraw money from atms, costing victims at least $300 million. federal prosecutors called it the largest hacking fraud case in history. >> this type of crime is really the cutting edge of financial fraud. those who have the expertise and the inclination to break into our computer networks threaten our economic well-being, privacy and ultimately national security. >> reporter: prosecutors described it as a sophisticated seven-year scheme by experienced hackers. four russians and one ukrainian were charged. >> once they got in the networks, they would often brag to each other, that when they were in, they "owned" the networks. >> reporter: the stolen data was allegedly stored in computer servers in the u.s. and around the world and then sold. $10 for an american credit card number. $15 for canadian. $50 for a european. so far the government says the hundreds of millions of dollars in losses have been borne by the companies. officials also say there are unknown costs to individuals whose identities were stolen

they were trying to steal the atm but couldn't make contact with it.drive away emptied handed. too bad for them. >>> now let's turn to mika for a look at what is coming up next on "morning joe." >> coming up on "morning joe," the weiner campaign has new problems this morning. his communications director lashes out in a foul mouthed tirade at a former intern. as the candidate himself gets really fired up at a town hall meeting. we'll give ut latest and talk to one of weiner's challengers, bill thompson later in the show. the war of words between governor chris christie and ran paul heats up after the senator calls christie the king of bacon. >>> also, bradley manning beats the most serious charge in the wikileaks case. but could he still face considerable jail time? we'll have a report from the pentagon to break down the sentencing and what it means for future whistle blowers. we have an all star lineup this morning including jim cramer, robert gibbs, david axel rod, sax by chandlis and joe is back. are you all right? >> i'm leaving. i'm burned out. >>

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the money vanished from customer accounts after they used their atm debit cards at those stores. 200 breeches have been reported and 18,000 cards will be replaced. >>> up next on abc7 news at 11:00, landlord from hell. his first jail house interview with the abc7 news i team. thought you had a bad landlord? wait until you hear what this guy did to his parents. >> and thousands of people are beginning to make their way home. we are keeping an eye on the traffic tonight. >> i am abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. the marine layer is deepening. what this kip may see is giving his first interview from the san francisco county jail to the i team. >> macey and his wife harassed those in the apartment building they own for skipping bail and then skipping to europe. macey's biggest vehicle times turned out to be his own parents. >> 38-year-old kip macey told me that the landlord from hell label does president bother him. doesn't bother him. they bought it to rehab and sell, but they couldn't get the tenants out. >> the point is to get it red tagged because they lost all options. >> it is

the medical examiner is trying to determine the cause of death this, video shows him how to hack an atm in 2010. he was scheduled to speak about hacking pace makers and other implantable device autos want to take a look at traffic out there right now in a live shot because of the problems now. this is sky 7 live over highway 101. it's crowded on friday evening. you've got 70,000 people going to this concert. and it is brutal. >> he stopped by headquarters just hours ago. hoping to show you a picture of him with zucker emergency in menlo park. trust us he was there and is making his way to candle stick park. dho have yet another hour to go. >> timberlake, not beiber. >> yes. yes. >> it's been a long day. >> i don't want believerers out there. >> yes. really. >> this is something. >> yes. >> you will feel all demographics. >> we've got deepening marine layer overnight into tomorrow. we still have mainly sunny skies inland areas but you won't know it from this vur. that marine layer moving inland. 69 in mountain view looking back towards bay bridge sunny skies and 82 in fairfield. 79 in lo

'cause i lost my atm card. i thought you said you lost your checkbook.and i also lost my address book. [ sighs ] all right, stay here, and i'll be back in five minutes, okay? [ sighs ]

security cameras captured thieves ramming a truck into this wall before tearing out the atm. the owner said he hasn't heard from police since it happened. >> so they never came down? >> no. nobody came in. >> when robberies occur crimes occur we have to take them into priority. >> police tell me staffing issues mean fewer officers are available to work. and it's true both were caught on tape they have lower priority autos if we have someone injured or kill that had will priority goes to the stop of top, then if it's a report we'll have to follow wupt investigation. >> until then, please plees advise merchants to have security cameras as a second set of eyes and a investigative tool when that detective gets there. >> shooting after a driver is raising tensions between african american community and police. it stems from this incident on july 7th. a sheriff's department or deputy, rather says a driver tried to ram into him. they fire 10 shots. the 44-year-old chalka graceon. members of the african american community say the investigation may be tainted because the deputy's wife

what is new is the eco- atm business. you announce that you will buy the rest of it. automated kiosks that are self served that deal with cell phone trade-ins. >> you go to the kiosk and you are able to trade your phone in. it pays you cash for it. less than 20% of phones are turned in. there is a huge need for smartphones, especially in developing countries. liz: how will it work and differentiate against all the phones that are out there? >> the kiosk can actually identify it. you put the phone into a bin and it will give you a chord. it runs an electrical test on it and there are cameras that can do a visual task. it will come back with a price point and offer you a price. liz: you are in several states, but not everywhere. liz: your redbox is a very strong business. again, now you have amazon jumping into the streaming business. how do you beat netflix and amazon. >> we rented over 2 million discs last quarter. that is an increase of a million. a sure sign that people still love to get great new release content on the disk. we have taken it and put it down into 12

the medical examiner is trying to determine the cause of death this, video shows him how to hack an atm in 2010. he was scheduled to speak about hacking pace makers and other implantable device autos want to take a look at traffic out there right now in a live shot because of the problems now. this is sky 7 live over highway 101. it's crowded on friday evening. you've got 70,000 people going to this concert. and it is brutal. >> he stopped by headquarters just hours ago. hoping to show you a picture of him with zucker emergency in menlo park. trust us he was there and is making his way to candle stick park. dho have yet another hour to go. >> timberlake, not beiber. >> yes. yes. >> it's been a long day. >> i don't want believerers out there. >> yes. really. >> this is something. >> yes. >> you will feel all demographics. >> we've got deepening marine layer overnight into tomorrow. we still have mainly sunny skies inland areas but you won't know it from this vur. that marine layer moving inland. 69 in mountain view. looking back towards bay bridge sunny skies and 82 in fairfield. 79 in l