our tech reporter gabe slate shows us how the search engine's new feature works. >> reporter: >> pam: into this story after a viewer told us about it. and we'd love to hear from you as well. if you have a tip or a story idea. tell us about it! you can submit your idea on our website. and watch other my kron4 stories. it's all on kron four dot com. just look for. the "my kron 4 story" tab. >> pam: a pedestrian is critically injured after he was struck by a car in san francisco this morning. the victim -- believed to be between 20 and 30 years old was hit when he was crossing the street near 20th avenue and wawona streets. >> pam:this is video from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7 news. police say the driver remained on scene. and is cooperating >> pam: with police in 2014 -- 7 pedestrians have been hit and killed by cars in san francisco. >> pam: the accident comes on the same day officers were out in full force. cracking down on distracted drivers. on a stretch of van ness avenue. >> pam: new tonight at 8-- kron4's stanley roberts -- rides with the officers and catches people b

gabe. >> what he captured in his words, aracataca. the home where he was born and he lift until he was eight years ol ld. people are celebrating his life, playing traditional music from the caribbean coastal community the region he was from. there are songs about him, whether people are young or old in his home town one thing for sure, they all have been touched some way or another by the famous writer. >> she's 97 years old and her memory is fading but magdaleno can still remember when she was a toddler with a nanny and gabriel garcia marquez. >> he was an envious kid. if he saw another child had something he wanted he would try to get it for himself. >> marquez was born in a caribbean town of anacataca, are where sisters are starting to be tour guides and represent the younger generation who are most curious about the writer from their town. marilee said she started reading parts of the famous author's book when she could barely walk. >> i saw my father reading a book when i was three years old. i was curious about the book, everybo

gabe gutierrez and tom costello both join me now. tom is on the hill where he was meeting with the family members. you have both been looking into the investigation. tom, gabe, let's start with you on what gm knew and when did the engineer know it? >> well, as you mentioned, the nbc news investigative unit obtained that internal gm memo suggesting a design engineer knew about the ignition switch problem back in 2006 and signed a document authorizing a redesign. that engineer was ray degeorge. we confirmed that he is still employed by gm, although it's unclear in what capacity. under oath in a lawsuit deposition from 2013 he said he did not know about the changes to the ignition switch. but this gm document authorizing changes to the switch appears to be signed by him on april 26, 2016. that suggests the company knew about the problem at least eight years before the recall, even changed the part but never told gm customers who never knew they were at risk. here's the part we're talking about. it's what's called a detent plunger. it wo

and gabe, i should also say that she thinks that she has been treated unfairly by the media, and gabed party was there when the tapes were made in december, and does it make a difference in how this is going to play out? >> well, it doesn't make a difference in what the other owners may do. and maybe it is illegal for her to do it, but it is not the court of law here, and commissioner silver is not bound by the same rules, and she may get in trouble for it or not, and we don't know whether he consented to it or not, but nothing in the california state law or the nba constitution to prevent the league from relying on the legally acclaimed material illegally will be admitted regardless. and this lifetime award for racism to warrant not only the suspension and the fine, but also to sell his team. >> and real quick? >> another question is whether donald sterling can give the theme to his wife who is also up to her neck in the housing practices. >> thank you, all of you, for being with us. a lot more the talk about in the days to come. >> one democratic pollster is declaring that president

the details there, gabe? >> well, the georgia lawmakers passed the bill on the last day of the legislative session, and as you can imagine, the critics are calling it the guns everywhere bill, but the official name is the safe carry act, and the supporters insist that this bill is not extreme. now, it is still drawing attention both here in georgia, across the country, and even internationally, and here, this is what the new law would do, and it allows the licensed gun owners in georgia to carry the weapons into more places, first for example, bars. before this new law, the gun owners could not bring their firearms inside of the bars unless the bar owner specifically allowed it. now, the em phasis is going to e flipped. you can bring the gun into the bar, assuming you have a permit, unless the property owner tells you the leave. second, churches and the church leaders can now decide whether to allow the congregations to carry guns. third, schools. the school boards can vote on whether to appoint staffers to c

the details there, gabe?e last day of the legislative session, and as you can imagine, the critics are calling it the guns everywhere bill, but the official name is the safe carry a

it's where we begin tonight with nbc's gabe gutierrez in atlanta. >> reporter: its official name is the state carry protection act, but critics call it the guns everywhere bill. >> it's the most extreme gun bill in america. >> reporter: gun owners with permits will now be allowed to take their guns into public places, bars, even government buildings that don't have security check points. and the law authorizes school districts to appoint staffers to carry firearms and lets churches opt in if they want to allow weapons. >> when we limit georgians' ability to carry a weapon to defend themselves, we're empowering the bad guys. >> reporter: another change, airports. at atlanta's hartsfield-jackson a record last year, 111 guns were found at tsa screening areas. the new law allows those with permits that set off alarms here simply pick up their gun and leave with no criminal penalty. some law enforcement agencies are slamming the new law. >> police officers do not want more people carrying guns on the street. >> reporter: other opponents like stephanie stone of atlanta argue the law misinterp

kron four's tech reporter gabe slate got a preview.ith their son in tow, >>: it's a little strange to have a big hollywood red carpet premiere here with major celebrities and producers. hbo picked the fox theater in redwood city to premiere their new comedy series silicon valley hoping to generate some buzz in the real tech community. they rolled out their red carpet for their past and producers to attend a screening. mike and doug is the director. he was inspired to do the show based on personal experience. he worked as an engineer here in the bay area in the '80s. >>:he world chess changed but i think the characters are the same. mike judge tells me he worked hard to make sure show was authentic and true to the culture here. >>: spoke with several of the actors they express their hall. they ought to look at themselves because they are much prettier. there should in a show and it's not unlike what i would imagine and be involved in the tech startups. people we are hoping that people like you held fast track gem. overall i think the sh

our tech reporter gabe slate got his hands on it and shows us how it could save lives.tech report >> reporter:ths skully helmet is a first of it's kind it let's riders see what is happening behind them in real time that could prevent an accident. that could save a life >> reporter:this is the rear view camera built into the helmet you can barely see it and it's tucked back inside the helmet. i like that. you don't even know it's there. the translucent display screen is made possible with the built in heads up display optics module >> reporter:the helmet also has blutooth built in so it can connect to a phone allowing a rider to take calls while on the road listen to music or get turn by turn navigation mapping right before their eyes on the heads up display inside the helmet. >> we do feel strongly that it is anidea that time has come. we are looking to target pre-orders by the holidays. gsk4n still ahead-- >> pam:what makes a house a home. one california couple took up the challenge to build with their dream home. without breaking the bank. that story. at the end of th

gabe gutierrez is live in georgia. gabe, this goes beyond anything we've seen anywhere else in the country. >> reporter: hi there, andrea. many gun control advocates are calling this the most extreme gun bill in america. putting georgia with among the most lenient gun laws in the country. as you mentioned, governor nathan deal is about to start that signing ceremony. it should start any minute now. and georgia lawmakers will speak first and then the governor will sign this into law. more than 100 people or so have already gathered behind me. the supporters of this bill insist this bill is not extreme. they say it's simply about allowing licensed gun owners in georgia to carry their weapons into more places. for example, bars. before this new law, gun owners could not bring their firearms into a bar unless the property owner specifically allowed it. this new law reverses the emphasis and says that if you have a permit, you can bring your weapon into a bar unless the owner specifically forbids it. as for churches, before

first to you, gabe, the situation in vilonia after what you went through yesterday. >> reporter: some states to the east brace for more potential severe weather today. here in arkansas we're getting preliminary reports from the national weather service that the tornado that tore through here on sunday night was a powerful ef-3, that's a tornado with winds of at least 136 miles per hour but the damage assessment is still ongoing. thankfully today we've seen the rain stay away and so friends and families and volunteers have been able to sift through the rubble. we're here on aspen creek drive. you can see how powerful this tornado was. debris pretty much everywhere. aspen creek drive, this neighborhood had a lot of military families living here. we've been hearing their stories as we've been here since yesterday. spoke with michelle ma gee here a year and a half. and spoke with a man who lost a lot. his son was part of the arkansas air national guard and he told us on sunday his son, dan wasen, the second was in his home just down the block and with his wife and two young daughters, age

. >> nbc's gabe gutierrez joins me now, who has been following this investigation for quite some time. i wanted to show you an exchange between connecticut senator blumenthal and mary barra about whether she would permit her own kids to drive in the cobalt. >> is that cobalt car, as driven now, safe for your daughters to drive? would you allow them to drive? >> i would allow my son and daughter -- well, my son, because he's the only one eligible to drive. if he only had the ignition key. >> the question is whether or not the ignition key, if there's another attachment, a tag of some sort. as almost all of us do with our car keys, whether that extra weight would pull it down, with the original defect cause the ignition to go off. >> well, andrea, ceo mary barra has been very careful on how she's answered this. in facing quite a grilling from those senators today. as you mentioned, the nbc investigative unit has been digging into the story for the last month. several parts of our reporting came up in yesterday's house hearing and today's senate hearing. steve scalise brought up that doc

gabe gutierrez is in georgia. give us a little bit more detail about this law. >> reporter: hi there, joy. as you mentioned this gun bill signing ceremony wrapped up a short time ago. several hundred supporters here and the bill's supporters insist this bill is not extreme. they stress in their view that this is a bill for law-abiding georgians and it restores the second amendment and protects the second amendment. now, this law will allow licensed gun owners in the state to carry their weapons into many more places. for one, bars. before this new law, gun owners could not bring their firearms into a bar unless the bar owner specifically allowed it. this new law reverses that emphasis and you can now bring your gun into a bar unless the bar owner specifically forbids it. the other major part of this bill is chuchrches. before it was illegal to bring a firearm into a place of worship in georgia. church leaders can decide whether to allow congregations to bring guns into churches. as for schools, school boards can v

gabe slate, kron 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 news.this month, concord police officer accused of stealing prescription drugs from senior citizens. >> we will have new information on the florida mother who tried to drown her children are driving her minivan into the ocean. [ female announcer ] it balances you... it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley. nature at its most delicious. my mornings are definitely not routine. and that can take a lot of energy. [ female announcer ] introducing nature valley breakfast biscuits. four biscuits, 26 grams of whole grains that give you the energy to help keep you going. i love nature valley breakfast biscuits. >> the opening bell on wall street. the dow dropped over 300 points. there were up 10 yesterday. every day would just depend on what corporate our earnings are released. dow futures are down 66 points. this is a positive start for the day. >> i saw the clouds at the golden gate bridg

nbc's gabe gutierrez is there in vilonia, gabe, tell us the danger isn't over. meteorologists are warning the atmosphere is reloading to produce more storms and super cells throughout the afternoon. where are they headed next? >> reporter: hi, there, ronan, here in arkansas, the rain has stayed away which is a good thing for the residents trying to clean up. other parts of the country could see severe weather today into tomorrow and deep south extending to the carolinas and tomorrow even the mid-atlantic states. as you mentioned, the president just signed this federal disaster declaration which will open up federal funding to this area where in arkansas 15 people died, eight of them in vilonia alone. debris is still everywhere and it's going to take a long time to clear this up. this is aspen creek drive. this neighborhood was full of military families and you can see pretty much everywhere you look an american flag on top of the rubble here. you managed to speak with the father of one of the victims, his son was 31 years old and in arkansas air national guard a

. ♪ time for the kron4 tech reporter with gabe slate. good morning.witters in a photo of a feature is up and running. as a lot of folks concerned. other twitter users can post pitchers and attach your name to it. if you're in that picture or they say your name is in that picture. that has some people concerned because your name could be attached to it pitcher that's not even you. a lot of twitter users are now going into their settings and turning off this fall attacking feature. when you posted pitcher threw twitter this little box will show under the image saying who's in this picture. it does grow through the people you follow or type search for a name to attack someone to read its quick and easy and that when people see that picture on twitter they will see the person's name along with it. 99 percent of the time when someone attacks you you won't care and it's not a big deal but it's not one picture that could really backfire court may be a play hooky from work for a new college picture of you passed out suddenly surfaces on twitter right when you

. >> it is now time for the tech report with gabe slate. >> if you plan to wear this in public make sure know someone and let's go over how to not offend some poupeople. >> do not wear this without flames. you should attach your frame or better yet sunglasses. do not ever glass eye, lose your soul inside of your technology and become dead around to. once people know this it will be extremely hard. keep this in the home. do not record people in public, this is on the be the biggest hurdle to become comfortable with this. >> no one wants to be recorded without permission. cellphone rules also apply. the same will apply to this if they're telling you not to have on your phone, you should have them all. you should pocket them at any restaurant and dishes stay out of the bathroom all together. no matter how cute it is, do not have your baby or your children wearing them. >> you need to be humble, patient and kind. you should not for want this and come off as an elitist. will take years to get comfortable to this. it will happen, remember just a few years ago it was a major problem to look at

gabe slate kron4 news. jul procter talking about a son a gorgeous day out there. but i think will squeeze out some '80s. it looks like most locations will drop in temperatures. and it will see mostly sunny skies of the bay. called up cover up about three we have widespread clouds with visibility it pretty bad and the north ave. santa rosa only seen about a half a mile. about 3 mi. live in the house in annapolis. keep that in mind. of that cloud cover will bring as we head into the after know it will see some sunshine. right now temperatures man in the forties and fifties. take a look at lappets of futurecast 4. by 9:00 looks like most locations are in the '50s. by 3:00 mostly '70s around the bay. and by later on this eve of the looks like temperatures get back down into the 50s. breaking down their afternoon highs for today. mountain view did have 75380 degrees in los gatos. i think was the low 80s for places like pittsburgh. 77 year high in fairfield and your boss when sunny skies. walnut creek flooded with '60s and '70s. to the north a week ago, plenty of mid- 7

>> thank you, gabe.s since last month when senator paul ryan made comments about the culture of the inner city. this is what he said on a radio show with bill bennett. take a listen. >> we have got a tailspin of culture in our inner cities in particular of men not working, and just generations of men not even thinking about working. >> and joining me now is missouri democratic black caucus, and thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> and he said that he said nit an inartful way, and what do you believe he is trying to accomplish with this meeting? >> well, we have been holding these meetings every wednesday for the last 41 years now, and so we often will have a person to come in. marcia fudge, the chairperson runs a tight ship. we are going to have a candid conversation with congressman ryan, but you are going to find that at the end of the meeting that, you know, she will push the meeting so that there is going to be much more light than heat. i think that chairman ryan is going to be given an opp

tamron, back to you. >> thank you, gabe. let me bring in our msnbc meteorologist bill karins, and let e let's talk about the situation on the ground, bill, and then move into the rain that is expect odd tr fur -- pex expected or the further turbulent weather. >> yes, florida has a history of sandy soils to take a lot of rain, but when you are talking about one to two feet of rain in a few hours, that is going to build up, and go into the rivers there flow fast, and florida has sandy soil which goes against them, because it easily erodes it. we have dozens of bridges and roads washed out and homes leaning one way or another, and it is a a brutal scene. in the last 12 hours, first responders have been out there trying to e rescue the people, and the people are trapped near the rivers and they are in boats to try to get the people out, and people stuck in water, too, in the vehicles that they have been rescuing, and the bottom line is one foot of rain, and widespread and mobile all of the way to destin and panama city, and nume

gabe, thank you so much for that. as we just heard from gabe, supporters of this bill say it defends the second amendment. according to the wishes of ordinary georgians. it matters that players close to this issue are actually fighting the bill and saying it's going to cost lives. that includes the law enforcement community, the guys actually dealing with the consequences of gun violence. the executive director of the georgia association of police chiefs said, quote, police officers do not want more people carrying guns on the street. particularly police officers in inner city areas. it also extends to religious leadership. the pastors whose churches this bill will allow guns into. 65 religious leaders fought against this bill becoming law. among them, the reverend who leads atlanta's ebenezer baptist church, where martin luther king jr. wants preached. in a church where mourners lined up by the hundreds to walk past his casket when his life was cut short by a quun. gun. senior pastor of ebenezer baptist church joins

gabe slate kron4 news.l ahead, new pictures to show you of the teenager who stowed away and airplanes will well to get from the bay area to his grandmother's house. and survived. >>: more on this story plus new surveillance pictures from a robbery on the peninsula. the recognized these people? and taking a live look here at san jose. we of the metering lights here. but it looks like traffic is running fine on the highway. taking a look here with games. this is a similar scene repeated. light shower activity from what looks like san rafael for it down the peninsula and in and east bay looks like maybe per cully emeryville. all right down to hayward. in san mateo bridge is down. was also a decent rain of the was there will show that to you maybe a little bit later on. it was walking to futurecast 4. that a call for some sharks activity. after this afternoon kids come home from school scattered showers activity. lee you can bank on the fact that it would probably be wide as the kids leave the school out and a

and for the tech report with gabe slate. >>: good morning google maps has repealed a cool new featureeet view mapping that led to travel back in time and see what it will face and looks like in the past. but he said this box appear in the upper left corner with a clock icon. you'll be able to click on that and move the slaughter in real time in view that place in the past. this is a pretty cool new feature. " since 2007 google has been driving along fare street new mapping cars capturing the ground view of their upper with their 360 degree camera. all this has given us the ability to see about anything of google maps to a real world-3 victory over the last seven years some of these cars tucker drive pass the same location sworn once giving google a digital time capsule of the world. and they're sharing these past images with their users. certain maps will now have this box in the upper corner with a clock icon and a slider button her lead to travel back and time again see the location through the years. if you continue landmarks to grow from the ground of hot like these freedom of all

natalie, back to you. >> gabe gutierrez at fort hood, thank you, gabe. >>> parts of missouri are bracingado watches were issued. one storm dumped hailstones the size of golf balls in the kansas city area, big enough to punch holes in car windows. flash flood watches are in effect there today. >>> a little scary is how passengers are describing appear emergency landing last night at jfk airport. there were 123 people aboard an atlanta flight to new york. it lost pressure so it was diverted from laguardia to jfk for a longer runway. it landed safely but came to an abrupt stop in a grassy area just off the taxiway. >>> there's reassuring news for women who have taken fertility drugs such as clomid. most women who took the drug did not raise their risk for breast cancer even 30 years later. however, women who took 12 or more cycles did show a slightly higher risk. doctors now limit it to three to six cycles at doses that are much lower than those given in the past. >>> queen elizabeth arrived in rome this morning for her first meeting with pope francis. they're having tea at the vatican. the

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gabe slate kron4 news. bay area drive-in theaters season with free movies. at the solano drive-in in concord and the capitol drive-in in san jose are hosting customer appreciation night with free movies to the public tonight summit plans quickly. drive- in theaters across the country are benefiting from a resurgence in demand with revenues higher in the movie theaters sonoma county supervisor efren carrilloo will testify at his misdemeanor peaking trial today. carillo is charged with peeking into the window or door of his neighbor's brockhurst home in west santa rosa on july 13th. he was standing outside her apartment and his socks and boxers won santa rosa police arrived around 3:40 a.m.. carillo was arrested later for a sprawling and burglary. let's catch up with our weather. hi robin. >>: looks like you have a wet commute for your friday morning. definitely leave early. for today patchy fog will temperatures right now. the this afternoon mostly cloudy conditions. the increasing clout of the system continues to have our white butcher afternoon looks just f

you can e-mail me at kron 4 or find me on facebook. >> gabe slate kron 4 news . >> welcome back. today southwest airlines will not add more flights between now and next the san jose international airport and the western united states. passengers will see more flies in denver, orange county, san diego and seattle. >> the chp will be cracking down on distracted drivers today. this is the second 04 days this month that officers will be paying special attention to distracted drivers. across california the chp will be on the lookout for people talking, texting or browsing behind the wheel. >> also happening today, california department of fish and wildlife scientists will transport 100,000 tack to yolagged young chinook salmo down the sacramento river to the bay by truck in hopes of increasing survival rates. a control group of another 100,000 of the fish will be released to navigate the delta normally. >> we have mild temperatures and we do have and dense fog. you have to be very careful if you are in half moon bay because the visibility is down to zero. we will start to see this mov

time for the kron4 tech report with gabe slate. >>: good morning a serious warning for you. a new clever online fishing the scam has emerged. for this one tries to get people forgo $500 for texas forces they don't really need. if as you will see this is a tricky one that almost anyone could fall for this. fake fishing pages like these are high in all over the internet. they look like real online pages for services to use like comcast netflix or a well. for a pop-up comes up same your account has been frozen and you need to call it tech support 800 phone number. that's when the scam begins. i caught up with a row over a video chat a lead researcher. the san jose based security software company that published in this of locked for tech support services 3 you're looking anywhere from 3 to 4 $500 of computer support for it for problems that are made up in front of you. >>: he said people land on these pages like clicking on links ads or search results for tech support. one of the the the top hats sponsored ads will be led to one of these companies. jerome videotape of one of the

time for the kron4 tech report with gabe slate. >>: good morning we have a serious warning for you.clever fishing scam has emerged. this one tries to get people to afford over hundreds of dollars for tech support that they don't really need. you will see this is a tricky one almost anyone could fall for this. fake fishing pages are hiding all over the internet. they look like a real log and pages. the page appears to be where you would walk into your account. the pop-up pops up same year, has been frozen and the need to call a tech support i caught up with the jerome over video chat elite security researcher with mail whereby is. the san jose security and anti software company that publishes a block pose exposing this new stamp. >>: the main goal is to extort the money from the person for tech support services. so you're looking at to anywhere from three to 400 $500 of computer support. for problems that are made up in front of you. did they say people land on the speech drawn video tapes and example of one of these fishing scams here's what happened. >>: it got an error messages at

gabe slate tech report >> reporter:new at 8 >> reporter:twitter's new photo tagging feature is now up and running >> reporter:and it has a lot of users concerned. >> reporter:the way it works is similar to facebook's photo tagging >> reporter:it allows other twitter users to attach your name to a face in a picture they post. >> reporter:here is a warning for you. >> reporter:you could be tagged in a picture even if it's not you. >> reporter:unless you go into your settings and turn off photo tagging. >> reporter:which is exactly what a lot of twitter users are now doing. >> reporter:now when you post a picture through twitter this little box will show up under the image saying "who's in this picture". >> reporter:you can scroll through the people you follow or type search for a name to tag someone. it's quick and easy >> reporter:then when people see that picture on twiter they will see the person's name tagged along with it. >> reporter:99% of the time someone tags you in a photo you probably won't care. it's not a big deal. >> reporter:but it's that one picture you. something embarr

kron4 tech reports gabe slate will show you how. >> gabe: when you are on line giving your informationted. in the u r n l box you will see in ads appear after the h t cp and that is how you know that this page is safe. inside, this encryption technology but the danger is for the web sites that are open with the url open ssl. now in the past, but this has been here for two years but sides of like yahoo, facebook and twitter have already reported that they have fixed this flaw so what should you do? >> you need to change your password is just to be saved but however, it is best to change them after a website has passed this. hopefully, companies will e-mail you to let you know. >> i know this is frustrating and this seems like every of the week there some type of oil might breach. it is starting to feel like changing passwords is not enough. you might also want to consider i did in the theft insurance. these companies will protect you if your financial informati from one oft is nice to have this protection. >> i have heard good things about life block and true credit, they seem to be rep

time for the kron4 tech report with gabe slate. good morning let's talk about class at ticket. it's a lot of talk about these. this was the first time the general public has been allowed to buy them. some models sold out. there is demand. we're getting close to these been officially on the market. it will be this year. need to get used to seeing people were these around to and if you plan on wearing them a public or maybe know some who just bought a pair let's go over how not to offend people when exporting google glass. >>: don't ever glass out when you're in public. don't lose yourself inside the technology and become dead to the world around you. once people start gaining on glass. it will be hard for people to be slowly emerged. do not require people in public. this issue will be the biggest hurdle for our society to overcome to be comfortable with class. now on must be recorded without permission. cellphone rules apply. the same rule applies to blast when so phones are not allowed. no matter how you did is. don't have their baby or your around the kids. we need to be patie

marine gabe martinez, also an amputee, telling celeste at the time, this is not the end.i can't do anything right now. >> right now, yes, but i'm telling you, and with all my heart, you are going to be more independent than you ever were. >> that means -- i'm so glad to hear. >> reporter: wiping away her tears as the marine promised bright days ahead. afterward, offers of help pouring in from all over the country. then, that video from the family, a mother determined to not let the bombers win. reaching a milestone on the treadmill. and look at this. the physical therapists at prosthetic and orthotic associates in orlando helping her run, each holding straps to keep her upright. a struggle at first, but she finds her way. you can hear loved ones, stunned. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: now climbing to heights unimaginable. one more grip to the top. >> unbelievable. >> reporter: they sent us photos of that first run in that rehab center, with no straps, no help. >> the first time that i did it myself like i literally kept saying to myself, i can't believe i just did that. i c

including gabe zimmerman. the go-to guy on the staff. tucson and arizona are not defined by the terrible act. defined by how are community responded. love, thesion, the prayers, the goodwill has helped all of us heal our broken hearts and bring some good out of that horrific day. organizations have been established to help the educational needs of children to prevent bullying and reduce the stigma of mental illness. and, to improve those services. gabrielle giffords continues her remarkable recovery. and ises hope to others a true inspiration to the country and the world. you might have noted that, earlier today, she jumped out of an airplane. this resilience has no boundaries. years,in the last three communities have been instructed senseless acts of violence. the most fitting memorial would need to take action to prevent others. as a shooting survivor, a grandfather, and a member of congress, i am determined. i know that many others have the same aspirations. let us never forget the people who died that fateful day. nine-year-old chris

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six wonderful people died that day, including my friend, gabe zimmerman, my go-to guy on the congress woman's staff. but, you know, tucson and southern arizona have definitely not been defined by that terrible act. but instead, we are defined by how our community responded. the compassion, the love, the prayers and the goodwill that poured out have helped all of us heal our broken hearts and bring some good out of that horrific day. organizations have been established to help with the educational needs of children to prevent bullying and to reduce the stigma of mental illness and improve those services. and congressman giffords continues her remarkable recovery. her perseverance and determination give hope to others, and she's a true inspiration to the country and to the world. you might have noted that earlier today she jumped out of an airplane and took a tandem dive with another sky diver, her second one. this woman's resilience has no bound. sadly, in the last three years, other communities have been struck by similar senseless ts of violence, and the most fitting memorial would b

gabe slate tech report >> reporter:new tonight at 8 shot >> reporter:it's the tech world's favorite holiday april fool's day it started years ago with google doing a hoax on their search site every april first but now everyone wants in on the action. all day the internet and social media was buzzing with these elaborate pranks >> reporter:i think toshiba wins this years april fools day with their stunt. they sent out a convincing press release to the media accompanied with this high end polished promotional video announcing a new product high tech wearable gloves called "digit". >> reporter:they are motion controlled, feature a camera , a video screen that you cover your face to view. >>to use the phone, you hold your hand up to your face like a child pretending to be on the telephone. to listen to music, just stick your thumbs in your ears. >> reporter:the gloves also offered gaming and a handful of other useful techie tricks. youtube video >>"here are youtube's video trends for 2014" >> reporter:youtube put together a great fake video showing off what was currently trending on the web. >>

otherwise, most people should just wait until the price goes down. >> gabe slate kron 4 news. >> anny here is a live look outside at walnut creek. we will be right back. >> james: if you started an application by march 31, what next? if you had trouble applying due to website issues, please visit an assister to complete your enrollment by april 15. for those who started but have not completed an application, please log on to your account and complete your application by april 15. >> last-minute applicants can still go to covered california web site and click on find help near you. >> raymond shrimp boy chow is back in court today to enter his plea. he is expected to plead not guilty of request that his release on bail. they heard that additional charges and defendants could be coming. the government says a that will have an update in the next 90 days. >> roi:bin: high pressure is remaining in control. there is a very weak system that is headed our way. this is cords of " the temperatures down for today. it will be nice but not as warm as yesterday. right now, mainly 50s around the bay

our tech reporter gabe slate is here fill us in. >> pam: this is a serious threat. >> reporter:do not use microsoft's web browser "internet explorer" until they issue an update containing a patch for a security hole that has been discoverd. >> reporter:i=e. is used by about 50% of the desktop computers out there so this affects a lot people. it is rare that the government issues a warning like this >> reporter:the department of homeland security's computer emergency readiness team issued this warning for people to not use internet explorer. >> reporter:this arm of the government regularly issues browser advisories, but it's rare that they recommend that people avoid using a specific browser. >> reporter:so we are taking this threat very serious. at 8pm tonight on kron 4 news in my tech report we will talk about what exactly this bug does, why it's so dangerous, and how you can protect yourself until gsk4n >> pam: and a-o-l says a security breach may have exposed the private information of a "significant number" of its email users' accounts. >> pam: that could include e-mail addresses,

. >> pam: our tech reporter gabe slate is here fill us in. >> reporter:this is a serious threat. do not use microsoft's web browser "internet explorer" until they issue an update containing a patch for a security hole that has been discoverd. >> reporter:i=e. is used by about 50-percent of the desktop computers out there so this affects a lot people. it is rare that the government issues a warning like this >> reporter:so. we should all take this serious and take action to protect ourselves. . >> reporter:the department of homeland security's computer emergency readiness team issued this warning for people to not use internet explorer. >> reporter:this arm of the government regularly issues browser advisories, but it's rare that they recommend that people avoid using a specific browser. >> reporter:they are advising people to use a different web browser like chrome, firefox, or safari until microsoft releases a patch. >> reporter:this security hole that has been discovered in i=e lets hackers control a computer remotely and gain access to sensitive personal information. >> report

. >>: up now time for the kron4 tech report with gabe slate. >>: good morning big the tech news.e glass is now sell to anyone in the public right now until they sellout. until now it was only available for celebrities, developers and some journalists that google would invite to purchase the $1,500 divide but right now until they sellout to provide high-tech glasses. how exactly does that work and who should buy at these anyway. >>: and one day sell seems like a marketing stunt a yes it's partially is a but i do believe google is doing this for other reasons. i don't think they have that many units of glass ready to ship so they are ready to officially be on the market. and speaking of them and i think they are doing this to learn about demand for google glass. how many people out there wanted and to are those people. who's willing to spend $5,000 for glass. medical professionals and educators athletes students hipsters old beyond it if they need to figure out the market. and this one day sell all of them do that. at 6:00 a.m. google open cells to anyone over 18 who as an address

. >> it is time for the tech report with gabe slate. >> this works similar to the way that facebook folk tagging does. other users can post their pictures and post their names. this is what is having some people concerned. your name could be attached to a picture that does not even you. some twitter users are turning off this feature. when you post your picture, this box will show to ask you who was in this picture. you can search for a name and it is quick and easy. when they see this picture, that was see this. 99 percent of the time when you are attacked in a photo you do not care but it is that one picture that could impact on you. it could be very embarrassing. >> this is right when your job putting, go into your privacy settings and look for this option, choose to allow anyone to attack you or only allow people to attack you who follow you. you can choose to not let anyone attacking. >> gabe slate kron 4 news. >> and today the second see cardinals are one victory from getting back to the women's basketball. stanford will play no. 4 seed north carolina in the regional finals. the ga

kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate shows us the best way to deal with this new online security problem - when you're on a webiste and you're giving sensitive personal information like your address or credit card number - that actual page where you input that information is typically a "special encrypted page" with beefed up security - in the u=r=l box you will see an "s" appear after the "http". - that is how you know the page is encrypted and safe - that's where this heart=bleed bug exists. inside that encryption technology. - the danger is only on those websites using the encryption system "open = ssl". - but, as i mentioned. a lot of the web uses it - leaving most internet users. at risk. >> we're talking major main stream websites like yahoo, flickr, some other top sites - including facebook, google, wiki=pedia, amazon, twitter, apple and microsoft - are not currently vulnerable, but they may have been in the past. >> it is nice to have protection and not constantly having to change your passporpassword's. >> >> still ahead on the kron4 new spirit we will tell you about a new push

gabe slate kron4 news. ford announced in two recalls affecting about 435,000 cars.affects 386,000 escaped suvs built between 2000 wanted to adopt or in the second recall was for about 50,004 fusions link lincoln and casey for escapes' st max cars from 2013 to 2014. ford says it may be a corrosion issue that can affect steering control. on crash but no injuries has been linked to the problem. dealers were reinstalled a reinforcement break. and a 51 right now permit we will be back with more in just a couple of minutes. but the live look outside at the san mateo bridge. lots of sun now to month right now. everyone will get warm 383 high in fremont. theslitt angels builin stnes and ese ttlengels ild strength. anthat littlangesays, theeeeeeee!"els builin stnes 60md thvaluyou love.in. anl soft. u cabuilyourwn. rit no th sawbeies mi withoh, , wa, banas. ooh,nd gzed cans oa, get choe mywn sce? state senator leland yee in court today. along with 19 others indicted in the corruption case. and it's opening day in san francisco. we're live at at&t park with a preview. suspende

our own gabe slate got a preview. and talked with the creators and cast. if you want to live here, you have to deliver. hbo's silicon valley is about a handful of on a trip to new is living in one house called hacker houseful. it's cold soup. like alphabet soup but ones and zeros instead of letters. their engineers are developing a powerful new act that is starting to develop buds. --but this.. it is a little strange to have a big hollywood read couple premier were major celebrities and producers come. hbo pick to the fox theater to premier silicon valley hoping to generate some funds in the real pack community. they rolled out the red carpet for all those who attended the screening the creator is also behind king of the hill and office space. he worked as an engineer here in the '80s. that was a long time ago. he told me he worked hard to make sure this show is genuine and true to the start a business. it is fine to make fun of something as long as you take time to observe it and make it as accurate as you can. i spoke with several in the show where all u

. >> it is time for the tech report the gabe slate. >> yesterday's was the favorite holiday, april fool'say. they had different kinds of traditions the started years ago. gold does a prank every year and now everyone wants in on the action. people are still bugging about the big prank. >> this year's april fool's day, they send out a press release to the media about a promotional video about a new product. this glove is motion control with a camera and a video screen to cover your face. to use the fall, you have to hold it up to your face. >> here are their trends for 2014. you tube put together a video of things that are trending. >> here is another neutral in the called clocking. you just go somewhere and record yourself and slowly move >> twitter also joined in on the fun by announcing a helmet were you can tweet by performing a packing motion with your head. >> good morning america was able to get their hands on this prototype. sony also had a good one. they talked about power food. >> so now, you can't child down and still be charged to take on the day. >> google + announced a new fe

gabe slate, kron 4 news. >>> new tonight at 6:00, the owner of tesla, is the force behind space x.big success at the same time crying foul. sug the government over his space endeavors. new at 6:00, how to cover up balanced spots, the new procedure that some hair specialtyists are using. a lot more news ahead tonight at 6:00. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues& great terms& let's close. our best ever value plans for business just got even better. now with free broadband for a whole year. 0001>>> this is the bay area's news station, kron 4 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> tonight, at 6:00, an ant i don't care neighborhood left in shambles. these are pictures a viewer sent in to kron 4. the cull aprils are still on the loose. shows us the damage, and the victims. >> this is ridiculous, man. >> i thoug

. >> thanks very much, gabe. pro-russian separatists have stormed the regional government headquarterers in the eastern city of lujanz. separatists have previous i will occupied only the local security services building in the city. >>> the european union has released a list of 15 people that it will target with sanctions because of the ukrainian crisis. a total of 48 individuals who now face penalties including visa bans and asset freezes. on the list is the current director of russia's intelligence agency, and valerie, the first deputy minister of defense and the army general in charge of the deployment of russian troops along the ukrainian border. >>> the new list announced by brussels includes 15 individuals, 9 of whom are russian. some of them are political like the deputy chair of the lower house of parliament here in russia who was instrumental in starting legislation to inkorea grate the crimea region into the russian federation. others are military, like russia's deputy defense minister and chief of the

. >>> if you'd like to contact gabe on in, you can follow him on twitter or facebook. >>> every day shoulde earth day. even though earth day was last week, hundreds of volunteers spent the day landscaping the med yans. vole-- medians. . >> this is an earth day celebration but we usually have 2 to 300 people show up. we'vehad more than 40 thousand people come out in the last 13 years. it's our oldest volunteer program. >> in addition to median landscaping, volunteers cleaned graffiti. >>> the iconic rubics cube turns 40 this year. in honor of that the liberty center opens a science exhibit. the new jersey showing is just the first stop on a nationwide tour of the exhibit coming up, a look at your bay area sports. stay tuned. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues& great terms& let's close. our best ever val