>> we've been married too long for that. >> reporter: in san francisco jonathan bloom abc 7 news. >>ratures will be warmer. you may not even notice. plenty of high clouds around right now we will look for a sunny day further south around santa cruz. more 70s and sunshine today. 50 in san carlos. good morning, san jose. 49 for you. 53 in san francisco. you can see the sun y conditions and up in the north bay still holding out for the cool 40s from santa rosa to napa. mid-70s on tap for you from our future tower camera. it looks a little hazy out there but it will be warmer in general over the weekend turning cooler just for one day, though. that's monday when it clips extreme northern california. a slightly warmer start today. a pretty good indicator of a slightly warmer finish and this area of high pressure offshore deflecting the rain but the high clouds going through the ridge today. we are behind the system tomorrow and that will begin our warm-up or temporary warm-up. lots of clouds in the sierra, maybe an isolated shower. look for 70 in yosemite with 76, partly cloudy skies in l

jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> early risers in the bay area caught a quick total eclipse of the moon taken by a viewer just before dawn from grizzly peak boulevard in berkeley. the moment when the moon was completely hidden by the earth's shadow lasted just minutes. the next total lunar eclipse takes place in september. >>> sticking with what's happening in the sky we'll send it over to abc 7 news meteorologist frances. >> we can definitely use the rain, and it's on its way. right now showing us rain offshore. things are going to change very quickly. here's a live view as we look down toward san francisco. things are cooling down in san francisco. 51. oakland 51. boy, was it windy today. even though the winds have calmed down, still gusting to 29 miles per hour in oakland. san jose currently 50. we're also dropping into the 40s as well. here we're looking out towards the bay and the bay bridge from the east bay hills camera. santa rosa down to 46. where we did get some trace amounts of rainfall, even earlier this evening napa at 48, and petaluma at 46. we look towards the transameric

tonight, abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom talks to experts about why the companies missed the marks for investors. >> reporter: in the year and a half since it went public twitter had its highs and lows in fact this is only the third worst drop in the stock's history and it's a big one. some say it started with a tweet. >> they published twitter's earnings before trading which is very irregular, the numbers dropped quickly, about 18 to 20%. >> and they kept going, the numbers were disappointing, twitter is growing but not as fast as predicted. >> investors thought twitter would have the high revenue number and more users and it did not deliver. you can't do that when you're at $25 billion and still not gap profitable. >> like facebook, twitter makes money by selling ads but he says they're different. >> this tells you where you live how old you are what you like to do. twitter is anonymous. >> if you look more broadly you will find twitter is not alone with other stocks taking a beating, including one company right around the corner. >> yelp is the same problem, lost money. >> yelp

tonight, abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom talks to experts about why the companies missed the mark it means for investors. >> reporter: in the year and a half since it went public twitter had its highs and lows in fact this is only the third worst drop in the stock's history and it's a big one. some say it started with a tweet. >> they published twitter's earnings before trading which is very irregular, the numbers dropped quickly, about 18 to 20%. >> and they kept going, the numbers were disappointing, twitter is growing but not as fast as predicted. >> investors thought twitter would have the high revenue number and more users and it did not deliver. you can't do that when you're at $25 billion and still not gap profitable. >> like facebook, twitter makes money by selling ads but he says they're different. >> this tells you where you live how old you are what you like to do. twitter is anonymous. >> if you look more broadly you will find twitter is not alone with other stocks taking a beating, including one company right around the corner. >> yelp is the same problem, lost money.

. >>> jonathan bloom does a lot of stories on cool products. he was in heaven today at the cool products expo at stanford. a room full of startups that organizers think could be game changers. >> reporter: for this reporter it was like a reunion. i've interviewed these guys, worn this thing typed on this liquid keyboard and visited the labs where they make these and these. but for most people -- >> they're very private right now. to get this opportunity is very unique for the public. >> reporter: stanford calls it the cool product expo, a showcase of startups that show good designs. >> you have to get beyond the aspect of the new shiny things. is it a new valuable thing, new purposeful thing. >> reporter: things for your home. >> over your existing light switch. >> reporter: things for your bass guitar. and things you can ride on. the makers of the fabled one-wheel were giving free lessons, like the one i took last year. if you prefer riding on two wheels or four, there's options here. so new they're not even for sale yet. they pretty much all

jonathan bloom has more from almeda. >> it's not the kind of water you typically choose to drink. >> sand. >> unless you have this trick up your sleeve. no matter how disgusting the water you put in, what comes out is crystal clear and filters out what you can't see. >> basically takes out all bacteria from the water as the water is flowing threw the filter into your mouth as you drink it. >> the secret is in the cap. the start-up liquidity call it the make-it filter. and they make it in alameda. >> it will taste just as good as the bottled water at the store. no reason to throw all that plastic away. >> much of the bottled water in california comes from this plant in hayward where pepsi takes tap water from the hetch hetchy reservoir and filters it. they filter it to make aquafina. >> we have access to some of the best water in the world. hetch hetchy water continually seems to be among the cleanest highest quality. so lisa of the blue planet network hopes cleaner alternatives catch on. the filter will be sold first here in the u.s. but soon after they plan to release it in the deve

tonight abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom talks to experts about why the company's earnings missed thed what it means for investors. >> reporter: in the year and a half since it went pc, twitter has had its highs and lows. in fact, this is only the third worst drop in the stock's history, but it's a big one. some say it all started with a tweet. >> a group on twitter itself leaked or published early twitter's earnings before the end of trading, which is very irregular. twitters shares showing they weren't that good. dropped about 18 or 20%. >> reporter: and they kept going. saying because the numbers were disappointing. twitter is growing but not as fast as predicted. >> investors thought it would have a high revenue and more users. you can't do that when you're valued at $25 billion and you're still not gap profitable. >> reporter: like face twitter makes money by selling ads. but wilhelm says the two are different. >> facebook has all your data. you told facebook where you live how old you are, what you like to do. twitter is a little more anonymous. twitter knows i like nachos if i

jonathan bloom has more from almeda. >> it's not the kind of water you typically choose to drink. >>you have this trick up your sleeve. no matter how disgusting the water you put in, what comes out is crystal clear and filters out what you can't see. >> bayicly takes out all bacteria from the water as the water is flowing threw the filter into your mouth as you drink it. >> the secret is in the cap. they call it the make-it guilter and they make it a am immediate da. >> it will taste just as good as the bottled water at the store. no reason to throw all that plastic away. >> much of the bottled water in california comes from this plant in hayward where pepsi takes tap water from the hetch hetchy reservoir and filters it. >> we have access to some of the best water in the world. hetch hetchy water continually seems to be among the cleanest, highest quality. >> so she hopes greener alternatives like this catches on. the filter will be sold first here in the u.s. but soon after they plan to release it in the developing world places where water filtration could be a matter of death. for

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jonathan bloom with more from alameda. >> reporter: it's not the kind of water you typically choose toks, sand. >> reporter: unless you have this trick up your sleeve. no matter how disgusting the water you put in, what comes out is crystal clear, it even filters out what you can't see. >> basically takes out bacteria and cysts from the water as it's flowing through the facility sbeer your mouth and as you drink. >> reporter: the secret is in the cap, the start up liquidity makes it right here in alameda. >> it'll taste just as good as bottled water at the store. so no need to waste all that plastic. no reason to throw all that stuff away. >> reporter: in fact much of the bottled water in california comes from this plant in heyworth where pepsi takes tap water and filters it to make aqua fee in a. >> we have access to the best world in the world, hech hechtch hetchy is among the cleanest highest quality. >> reporter: she hopes greener alternatives like this catch on. the naked filter will be sold first here in the u.s., but soon after, they plan to release it in the developing world in

we join these groups because we love working on these things. >> >> in richmond, jonathan bloom abc7ext, a beautiful day to explore the second sunday streets of the year in san francisco. the special screenings that will be held at today's event. . the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, or high blood pressure. tell your doctor if you have glaucoma, prostate or bladder problems, or problems passing urine as anoro may make these problems worse. call your doctor right away if you have worse

abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom tells us more. >> hello. >> it's nice!> after seeing the pictures and watching the videos, actually touching and wearing the apple watch has some shoppers downright giddy. >> if you try it on, you will say i want one right now. >> do you think you are going to get one? >> yes. yes. >> but that's just the first decision. >> it's a 42-millimeter stainless steel. >> different sizes and materials and the all-important band. >> initially i thought i wanted the bigger one, but today, after trying it on, i like the smaller one better. >> so the try-on experience is important? >> very important. >> it's important to apple's strategy. >> i thought the fitting they set up is ingenious because i'm a lukewarm customer on the watch, but after the sitting i'm like, maybe i want one of these things. >> done by appointments, the sittings are one by one. and employees unlock a drawer full of charging cradles and you can try on watches to your heart's content, from the 350 sport model up to the $1,000 model with the steel link bracelet. >>

here's jonathan bloom on cupertino's fast fiber connection.rtino's fast fiber connection. >> at the cupertino at&t store it feels like a party. that's because across town the company just lost something big. >> we are thrilled to be the first city on the west coast to help launch gigapower. >> home internet speeds after gigabit per second, seven times what customers are used to getting, thanks to new fiber lines strung throughout the city. they they they beat googlepower to the punch. >> we reached out to google in our campaign for several years. they chose other places. we would be still delighted to have google come in. >> in part that's because at&t has been known to lower prices in markets where it competes with google. >> competition is good. makes it all better, right? >> right now they advertise a full gigabyte for $100 a month but you get a discount if you let them target your web browsing. >> if the consumer is allowing us to have more targeted advertising direct today them, then that's an opportunity for us to share those savings wit

abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom tells us more. >> hello. >> it's nice! being the pictures and watching the videos, actually touching and wearing the apple watch has some shoppers downright giddy. >> if you try it on you will say i want one right now. >> but that's just the first decision. >> it's a 42-millimeter stainless steel. >> different sizes and materials and the all-important band. >> initially i thought i wanted the bigger one, but today of a trying it on i like the smaller one better. >> the try-on experience is important? >> very important. >> it's important to apple's strategy. >> i thought the fitting they set up is ingenious because i'm a lukewarm customer on the watch but after the sitting i'm like maybe i want one of these things. >> and employees unlock a drawer full of charging cad else and try on watches to your heart's content. the 350 sport model up to the $1,000 model with the steal link bracelet. >> i think i want the link now. >> after picking it up and falling in love with it, every one. these customers is going home empty-handed.

some south bay middle schoolers are catapulting their skills to a whole new level as reporter jonathan bloomct they're studying. >>> three, two, one. >> reporter: the rules are simple -- build one of these devices to get the ball 30 meters town the field. in the most invative way possible. >> 31, 32 -- >> 33! >> reporter: it takes math -- >> figure out your flight path. you have a stopwatch. >> reporter: craftsmanship. >> we're making it more balanced because the shortest side has to have the weight. >> reporter: a little improvisation. >> it wasn't working that well. after we added the laundry de detergent it worked perfectly. >> reporter: and of course some duct tape. >> duct tape is the best way to hold it. >> three, two, one, go. >> reporter: students learn to expect the unexpected. and account for that other force. how did you do it? >> luck. >> it's the work you would expect to see in a physics or engineering class but that's not what it is. these students are studying history. >> this is my medieval history class. >> reporter: and these are no ordinary catapults. >> they were used in

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coming up at 6:00 abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom reports on how facebook and google are helping familynd friends check on the status of their loved ones. >> so many people arne the world want to do what they can to help the people of nepal. if you visit our website, abc 7 news.com we have a list of some of the organizations working in that area along with links to help you donate. >> there is other news tonight. san francisco tonight are looking for a muni passenger who shot another passenger on the light rail train. that shooting happened just past noon as a muni vehicle arrived on third street and oakdale avenue and two got into an argument and one shot the other in the chest. the shooter took off running and the victim was taken to the hospital. >>> the man who killed a 9-year-old discovery bay boy has been evaluated forr issues not once, but twice in the past 24 hours. jordan almgren was stabbed to death. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live at the contra costa jail which is in martinez with the story. laura? >> reporter: hi, dan. this is where william schultz sits tonight. he

jonathan bloom found some enterprising reviewers bust it to the test. >> as customers ogle the applewatch in store window here's sharon already boiling hers. she made the video while trying to destroy the watch soil. far so good. using mostly real world scenario. >> think about watches is that they will probably run into things more often than the phone. think about how often you might smack your wrist against the table or counter to. or this. wine was script but the other stuff? >> kind of got at over excited maybe we picked autopsy few extra condiment. ketchup. >>reporter: watch survived dunking scraping beat with hardly a scratch until this. >> i have a 7 pound cast iron skillet here. if oh skillet here. if oh. my goodness. we destroyed. >> the skill let did you see that one. >> i don't think i'll be doing that any time signs you don't need a skill tote break annually an apple watch. brief meeting with old friend concrete. if video blogger decided to drop test this brand new apple watch sport and talk about going off script. >> let's go ahead and take -- wow! are you serious apple

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jonathan bloom looks at the bay area ingenuity that made it happen.2, 1 jeans and lift off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope window on the universe. >>reporter: picture worth 1,000 words then since the day of this launch 25 years ago the hubble space telescope written an encyclopedia. >> images a cultural icon. found on coffee cup. record album and even tattoo. >>reporter: the breath taking photo have answered age old question and raised new ones universe expand. expect it to be slowing down but in fact its speeding up. >>reporter: the telescope is the single greatest scientific instrument of all time. >>reporter: that from man who work on the president obama for 20 years. assembled here in silicon valley facility run by rock heed martin. >> this was the largest ramp built where they were covered from head to toe. >> one dust on the mirror is a problem. >> could be. >>reporter: but once astronaut rae least telescope into space turn out dust wasn't the problem. >> immediately after launch they realize there was something wr

here's jonathan bloom. >>reporter: this is a fuel bottle we used last year in tickets.you can hardly call ate gas tank. not measured in gallon but in milliliter. >> it's remarkable how little fuel we are using in the competition. >>reporter: that's the whole point of the shell eco-marathon point of the shell eco-marathon. >> what we are competing for is not miles per hour but miles per gallon. >> this team it's down to the wire. tbling a car from cutting edge material. with just hours before they have to leaf for the race. how much sleep you get this week. >> next to none. last night 3 hours. everyone else got none. >>reporter: the engine guy here. one cylinder engine guy taking this seriously. like pulling all nighter for term paper now it's for a car. >> i wouldn't pull all natureer for a term paper this is more important. >>reporter: they learned about light weight come 'that it start out soft as fabric. >> come out as hard as this. >>reporter: specialize tires. >> when you drive on this you really feel every single bump on the road. >>reporter: serious safety gear.

tonight the jonathan bloom goes for a virtual spin in a prototype that is being unveiled tonight. if let's start with the obvious. the glasses i'm wearing are no ordinary glasses. >> you actually look through the lenses and see digital content on top of the underlying physical world. >>reporter: each eye pisa tiny hd pro psychiatrictor. motion sensor and the glasses know where you are looking to display information that appears stuck to the pavement or the buildings around you. >> directly above the road right in your field of vichlingts look at that. >> never take your eye off the traffic. >>reporter: glasses prototype built by cell phone chip maker qualcomm and mini cooper developed at silicon valley innovation lab. >> 3 additional camera. 1 located right here. used by x-ray vision. >>reporter: x-ray vision. >> should start to see through the door. >>reporter: camera screen video to the glass to see hazard you might otherwise miss. >> superman capability to be able to see through that sheet metal. >> jersey began working on the glasses not long after google glass was no announce

. >> in santa clara, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> much more ahead in our next half-hour.our you will you've been part of the family for as long as i can remember. and you just mean so much to all of us. the holidays wouldn't be the same without your crescent rolls. we got you a little something. we got you jeans. it's about time. pipin' hot pillsbury crescent rolls. make easter pop! well, i drove grandpa to speed dating this week, so i should probably get the last roll. dad, but i practiced my bassoon. and i listened. i can do this. everyone deserves ooey gooey pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop! to >> time is 6:30. thanks for staying with us. i'm chris nguyen. lisa, a cool start to our saturday morning? >> waking up to 30 he's in the north bay but look how pretty it looks with the sun coming up. the sutro tower camera shows sun shine around the bay. but get set for much cooler weather. you probably noticed it already. you probably have to turn on the heat the next couple of days and get the sweatshirts out. it's certainly been cool and we are adding some wind

here's jonathan bloom on cupertino's fast fibercon next. >> at the cupertino at&t store it feels likeare thrilled to be the first city on the west coast to help launch gigapower. >> seven times what customers used to get thanks to new fiber lines strung throughout the city. they they they beat googlepower to the punch. >> we reached out to google our campaign for several years. they chose other places. we would be still delighted to have google come in. >> in part that's because st and t have been known to lower prices where they compete with google. >> competition is good. make its all better, right? >> they advertise a full gigabyte for $100 a month but you get a discount if you lets them target your web browsing. >> it's an opportunity for us to share the savings with the consumer. >> the web companies like facebook and google do it all the times. and in gadgets this may be the first for a home internet provider. >> i would strongly recommend to everyone before they do opt in. read through the clears and make sure you know what you are giving away. >> new service won't be available

. >> in santa clara, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >>> get your easter baskets ready.r children today. in oakland the annual c. o. easter egg hunt gets underway the it's open to children 14 and un. there will be four different hunts based on age division. this year's egg hunt is sponsored which the mayor, as well as the city of oakland parkings and recreation, as well as other agencies. >>> and san francisco will also host eastner the park at proseda parks in bernal heights. they expect 800 kids for the events. that gets underway at 11:00. there's much more ahead in the next half-hour. up next, important news for weekend bart riders. the detour you will have to take because of a critical construction project. also ahead, distracted driving laws hit an extreme in sin city. did officers go too far for (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over reg

among other things, healthy free meals and job training and jonathan bloom, an expert on food waste. o easily either. the average consumer wasted about $1500 a year. so if you're gonna make some changes, where do we start? >> yeah, i think it's so important for consumers to be a part of the solution. it starts with the source of our food, where we buy our food and how much we're buying. so much of us are squandering about a quarter of our food at home. you see the image in the film of someone walking through the parking lot and dropping one out of four bags, and we would never do that, but once we get it home, we aren't as aware of that loss. and it just happens in many ways, in invisible parts of our kitchen routine. so as a result, we're really squandering so much more food than we need to be. >> so, mike, you're recovering large quantities of food. how do you go about that and what are you doing with this food? >> sure, we're recovering about 3,000 pounds a day. when robert eggers started years ago, most of it came from restaurants, hotels and caterers. now because of the volume th