ceo, a social media rockstar, superstar did a simple post and said hey guys, hugo is joining us from google, we have to give him a name. people went crazy.

google in china. purely thinking from the point of view of how useful google is and the fact that people in china areniversities, study abroad, they depend heavily on google even despite the fact that it is blocked. that i just think at the end of the day someone is going to figure out a way to solve whatever issues exist to bring all of this innovation to the people in china. emily: how satisfied are you with the pace of innovation at android? hugo: i'm quite happy. i think especially because i understand how hard it is to make progress. when you are supporting hundreds of partners around the world, i think android is entering a new phase by expressing itself through some of the different screen and different types of devices. there is basically an entirely new and completely unexplored galaxy of possibilities here. emily: google doesn't make money off of android. it is not doing well when it comes to mobile advertising. companies like xiaomi have built huge businesses off the back of android. do you think making android open was the right call for google? hugo: i think having it as an open platform

a social media rockstar, superstar did a simple post and said hey guys, hugo barra is joining us from googlewe've got to give him a name. people went crazy. everybody started suggesting names. i had no say in it. you are tiger brother. emily: when are you going to start selling phones in the united states? hugo: i would tell you if i knew. but i don't. we don't have a set date yet. you know, selling phones is a big step up. it is a huge marketing undertaking, you know, building a smartphone brand. operationally it is complicated because you have to have after sales set up, customer support set up, customer support said up. it takes a huge amount of work plus localizing the hardware. we are going to work our way to that but we're not quite ready yet. emily: are you saying you will someday? hugo: we will someday, of course. emily: what will it take? hugo: a team here, a sizable team to manage the process operationally, certification, ongoing engineering help. and so on. emily: months away, years away? hugo: no less than a year plus away. emily: no more than a year away? hugo: potentially much

this is what the sign used to look like from google maps. it's the welcome sign in the area. right next to the almaden lake park. the vandalism was reported on saturday. if you have any information. contact police. >>> people in san francisco are mourning the death of a well known figure in the city's fashion world. wilkes bash ford opened a high end clothing store in 1966. he counted the former mayor as his friend. san francisco will not be the same without him. our thoughts and prayers remain with his family and friends at this time mourning and sadness. >>> david bowie's final album is hitting it big. >> look up here. i'm in heaven. >> black star -- 181,000 copies were sold. news of his death fueled sales of previous albums. >>> 4:56 is the time. coming up in the 5:00 hour. more wet weather leading to heavy surf on the california coast. waves became too dangerous in the town of pacifica. >>> we are looking at a morning commute that should be a little better today at the bay bridge toll plaza. doesn't look bad getting into the city. >>> the system has done its job and left

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weather tab to find the radar and you can download the app from the google ap store or from google play. >>> a man police shoplifted and then used a knife to threaten security guards is now locked up. police in brentwood say that jason stole items from a brentwood grocery store on saturday and when store guards approached him outside, they say he pulled a large hunting knife. officers arrived quickly and located and arrested him without incident. >>> it's 6:36 right now. it was a deadly weekend on highway in martinez. a series of crashes led to the death of a 19-year-old concord woman. the chp says the woman lost control of her mazda and hit the center guard rail at about 8:30 p.m. saturday night. she got out of the car, made it out okay and then just before it was struck by a buick, the impact of that crash knocked the mazda into her, that knocked her directly into oncoming traffic. the woman was struck and killed. the other two drivers involved in that crash survived. >>> police should learn more soon about a deadly tour bus crash in san francisco that happened saturday near the intersection of divisadaro. trying to get the at

google says it is going to use it in its google maps. >> . thanks. and we have just will your learned there is no lottery winner from colorado. colorado lottery just putting that out. >> they said we'll go cry in our green chili now. a fight over a parking spot left this man on life support. he's about to die. and the couple responsible only had to pay pa fine. police from doing anything more. >> . we started asking questions. now the weld county district attorney is reviewing the case. >> . despite what police told the family and us. weld county district attorney can now acknowledge the beating is not a case of double jeopardy. what he hasn't decided. is whether to charge the couple involved. >> . 55 year-old could die any day. the feeding tube keeps him alive. he is. >> . what's the choice you're facing. >> to let him go. >> 26 year-old says how her father got here begins with a parking shot on october 2. >> put it into words here. my father parked on a street. got into a fight because some on the street. now he's dying. walk. he can't eat. >> the fight and the tiny town was in front of the home. on b street. >> any weapons

and if you used google to search the internet today - you saw this l google doodle. a artwork! richie pope -- who graduated from the university s communication arts department in 2009 -- got an invitation from google to create this doodle last month. he says it took him about 10 hours over the course of a week to complete the image. ahead on newschannel three at 11 - tis the season for sniffles - sneezes and coughs. some new recommendation s could change the medications your family doctor prescribes. also - a chinese restaurant robbed at gunpoint in norfolk also - if you re feeling down in the dumps - you re not alone. several reasons why today is the in chesapeake one person is dead - after a margaret drive. investigators say the car ran off the road and into a ditch. they believe the driver had some sort of medical emergency. crews rushed that person to the hospital - but it was too late. police have not identified the victim. new at 11 a robbery at a chinese restaurant in norfolk tonight. police say the china wok on east princess anne road was held up around 8:15 - no one was hurt. no word though - on any su

officers ended up trying to use google to help them catch the snake or at least figure out what it was. it all started when a woman called about a hissing sound coming from underneath her washer and dryer. was it the missing cobra? two officers used google, of were to mike kennedy's home. google maps, where the cobra went missing in august. then they tried to identify the hissing sound. once again, google gave them the answer that the hissing sounded like a king cobra. who knew? so they started moving things around the garage to get to the snake and then -- this might creep you out -- all of a sudden the snake raised up 4 feet. go figure. they slowly backed out of the garage and let an f.w.c. officer capture that snake. when the owner's wife arrived, according to the report she immediately recognized the snake as the missing king cobra. it was not another one. she ex-claimed "elvis." which is the name of the king cobra. mike kennedy is still fighting to get his tickets thrown out. >> tonight news 6 is teaming up enrollment coalition to help answer your questions about the affordable care act. ginger gadsden is joining us now live from our phone bank happ

you can download is from the app store or google play. kari hall shows usow it works. >> here is a way to get personal alerts when rough weather hits. go to our app and click on nbc bay area at the top left. and then hit the gear button on the top right. on the drop-down menu hit alert settings. select anything from lightning to flood or thunderstorms and it alerts you when those things happen in your area. i'm kari hall and that's how you stay informed on the nbc bay area app. >> thank you. >>> the warriors heading south to take on the lakers. sports is next. geraud on cam steve kerr not making the trip >>> mixed emotions. you feel so bad for steve and at the same time we're having a lot of success. we're having fun. we continue to improve and work on our goal to repeat as champions. >> steve kerr not making the trip. a previously scheduled doctor's appointment has the head coach staying behind. luke walton continues to guide them. warriors coming in all smiles, shooting to improve the record to 33-2 overall. last night, they handled the charlotte squad 11

reps from apple, facebook, google, and twitter expected to attend. the meeting will focus on social media content and ways to use technology to stop terrorists from radicalizing people online. err the tech companies have to figure this out. they have to cooperate. >> reporter: former agent rick smith. >> what they are saying at this point is give us the tools and we have a chance.>> reporter: what would you say to people who think it is an invasion of privacy? >> these people that are concerned about privacy in normal, everyday life, i get that. we are talking about something bigger than that. >> reporter: the problem, the islamic state is growing faster than us intelligence can keep up. add encrypted technology... >> it is a needle in a haystack to begin with. this makes it almost impossible.>> reporter: diane feinstein told face the nation the us is fighting in the dark.>> terrorists could use playstation to communicate and there is nothing that can be done about it.>> reporter: twitter for one has gotten flack for not doing enough to stop it. a week ago, it changed it policies -- its policies and says it will

used in classrooms. it'll also eventually be available for download from the google play store. jesse godfrey was one of three who took the pictures for clemson. >> it's designed to work with google cardboard, which is a device that you can put an android device into, and create sort of a virtual reality headset. and within that, they'll be able to be immersed in these panoramic shots of campus, and also be able to read a little bit of information about them. mandy: godfrey says the team tried to show as much of campus as possible from each vantage point, including tillman hall, bowman field, sikes hall, and memorial stadium. the project is still in the testing phase. there's no timeline yet on when it'll be available to the public. mandy gaither, wyff news 4 4n clemson. gabrielle: an nfl star returned hendersonville today. sam gaston won a super bowl with the baltimore ravens. today he returned to hendersonville high school to present the school with a golden football. this is happening all around the country as part of the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the super bowl.

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from apple, facebook, google and twitter expected to attend. a source tells reuters the meeting will focus on social media content and ways to use technology to stopom radicalizing people online. >> the tech companies have to figure this out. i mean, they have to cooperate. >> reporter: former fbi agent rick smith. >> what they are saying at this point, though, is, give us the tools. give us the tools of and we have a chance. >> what would you say to the people who were like this is a, you know, invasion of privacy? >> look, these people concerned about their privacy in normal everyday life, i get that. we're talking about something bigger than that. >> reporter: the problem, the "islamic state" is growing faster than u.s. intelligence can keep up with. add encrypted technology to the mix. >> i mean it's a needle in a haystack to begin with. this makes it almost impossible. >> reporter: senate intelligence committee member dianne feinstein told "face the nation" the u.s. is fighting in the dark. >> terrorists could use playstations to be able to communicate and there's nothing that can be done about it. >> reporter: and the meeting is set for 11 a

from using internet, using social media to incite violence. the executives from major firms, this includes facebook, google, yahoo! are expected to attend this very important meeting. lauren: let's get you caught up once again on global market action overnight. we'll start with asia. we have green arrows. shanghai up 2%. hang seng up half of 1% and kospi up 1%. nicole: look at europe. everything is turned around. completely different picture. dax and ftse up more than a half of a percent. lauren: here in the u.s. still a tough week but hoping to end on brighter note ahead of jobs report in three hours from now. dow jones industrial average futures up 184 points. s&p futures up 23. nasdaq up 57. that is all more than 1% on each of those indices. nicole: you're right. the dow and s&p are down 5%. check out commodities. oil with up arrow. up more than 1%. gold pulling back now. people are taking a breather getting out of gold which is a safe haven. 10 the 6 an ounce. -- 1096. lauren: china gaining well-needed ground back today. let's look at close look at asian markets with tracy yu, live in beijing. she is reporter

from us. i don't think it's going to change any time soon. i'm going to look for google 2.0. >> thanks very much. great to see you. >>> still to come -- "newsweek" apologizes for a writer trashing ted cruz. a political reporter gets in a vicious twitter war with jeb bush's people. and a kick in the pants for focusing on marco rubio's boots. >>> politico's top reporter in florida got into a nasty twitter war with jeb bush's superpac. he's written such things as nothing mike murphy has done this cycle has helped jeb. murphy and his aide did a bang-up job with that $50 million spent. batman and robin can't get out of the bat cave. he called him a desperate right to rise orifice. when running a feckless effort and being his calamite has given him intellectual butt hurt. murphy is no shrinking violet. he said he is offensive and ought to get help. these tweetss were inappropriate and mark has deleted them and this immediate action speaks for stafl. >>> "newsweek's" editor apologizing for this article with the caption ted cruz has a strong ground game in iowa. wow. your top tw

probably use amazon every single day, we probably use netflix every single day, we certainly use google every single day. when you see an amazon down say, 30% fromthink it's time to start buying. >> nicole: do we see 14,000, 17,000, 18,000, what do you think we see first, quickly? >> gary: i think we see 15,000 before we see 17,000. >> nicole: gary b. smith kadina group. >> gary: you bet. >> lauren: oil prices set tone for stocks, glut of crude. that's the international benchmark. traded below $30 a barrel yesterday for the first time in over a decade. phil flynn back with us right now. phil, what's your take on the oil market today? >> phil: well the crude story is the big story falling below $30 a barrel. number one, under wti because the market expects the next week we are going to be seeing iranian oil come back on to the market. but there's a more positive part of that story, the other part of that story is that the u.s. for the first time since the 1970's exported oil. so wti is now getting back into the global marketplace. it's reasserting itself as the global benchmark and it's putting that spread back where it used to be historically. >

use the app store anymore. instead, you can just google it and download the app right from your search results.s what google is experimenting with right now. meanwhile, an litices from appanney rates what's app for the most downloaded apps. all four are owned by facebook. experts say it will take four months to pronounce it and 20 minutes to scroll down and actually see all the numbers. the university of missouri made the digital discovery. of course, you remember those that only defined themselves. >> well, this is new coming. >>> coming up, the winner of this year's youth of the year >>> coming up new at 6:00, expected shortly in san francisco over the fatal shooting of mario woods. just hours after a ceremony that wrought his mother to tears. >> everyone is presumed innocent at this point. >> the iteam is in court where a couple is charged with sexually abusing their adopted sun. >> a teen with dreams of residing at the white house was chosen for youth of the year in san francisco. to win the award for the boys and girls club. >> in in the past 7 years, the counselors at the boys and girls c

uses the same protocol in the united states which is completely disconnect from the rest of the world. a few government officials have access to be in colonel and external but you cannot access google from inside north korea. other services that the law at google and facebook which north koreans use and you can be pretty sure nobody on the internet is criticizing the supreme leader. in china they have against internet than in many ways mirrors much of the internet but it not completely disconnected from the rest of the world. china employed 300,000 people who basically are hired for the purpose of censoring social media context and the response rate is amazing. within 24 hours anything deemed offensive is taken off. it's an amazing censorship machine. in russia there is almost no explicit censorship online. the government has given up on that. on the other hand, the government employs a small army of internet trolls who pretend to be regular citizens and spread misinformation, basically government propaganda. the interesting thing is what you see is not the american internet we see which is discourse online in the lot of free speech, but in internet that basically is reflect and am

us on saturday morning. most of the tracks have shoved that a little bit farther to the east and away from us, leaving the greatest effects further to our south and east, leaving us with a google -- little bit of not all of that is reaching the ground. the system is just now getting going in the gulf of mexico. we are trying to track something that does not develop for a couple of days more. it is starting to develop and the location helps. the computer maps are trying to pin down where it is going to actually go and how close it will be to us. if you flurries for southern areas. a couple of snow showers up north. single digits below zero north of the notches. we are in the single digits in some of the lower valleys. we are in the teens junior 20 degrees elsewhere. certainly colder than we were yesterday at this time, but a much lighter wind. into the afternoon. with last wind, it will -- less wind, it will feel warmer into the afternoon. we will try to tease 30 in southern areas. eventually give way to occasional snow showers up north later this afternoon. a lighter winds tonight. tomorrow, a little bit milder. the best chance of precipitation over the weekend will be saturda

us. through facebook for google's twitter snap chat or from any other venue we should know that. >> if the the movie is faithful to the broad outline and it is important to keep in mind it is not a documentary but to be compressed to let two hours with over seven months of investigation and what emerged. ha >> good morning. happy new year. my colleague is also in the center, and we want to join you and welcome our co- panelists for this discussion today on stability and human security in afghanistan as we begin a new and important year.

. >> some participants tell us yesterday's meeting was a good start. representatives from apple google, facebook and twitter were at that private meeting. >>> new this morning, police are looking for the man who held up a mini mart in menlo park before 10:00 last night in unincorporated west menlo park not far from highway 280. the san mateo county sheriff's office demanded money before he ran away. they have not made any arrests. >>> we have new video of a home burglary in the east bay. you can see there the video clear as day. they're hoping the public can help identify these men. it hpd wednesday morning. you can see three men searching for valuables to fill their bags. anyone with information should contact police. >>> and we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, hoping luck strikes twice. people are flocking to bay area stores that have sold winning lottery tickets in the past. plus. >> it will be sad because i won't get to take pictures with my friends and class mates. >> he's facing suspension over a family tradition. one family's fight with school leaders over

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from apple, facebook, google and twitter expected to attend. a source tells reuters the meeting will focus on social media content and ways to use technology to stop terrorists from radicalizing people online. >> the tech companies have to figure this out. they have to cooperate. >> reporter: former fbi agent rick smith. >> what they are saying at this point though is give us the tools. give us the tools and we have a chance. >> the what would you say to the people who are like, you know, the -- the -- you know, invasion of our privacy? >> look, i think that these people, look, these people that are concerned about their privacy, uhm, in normal everyday life, i get that. we're talking about something bigger than that. >> reporter: the problem, the "islamic state" is growing faster than u.s. intelligence can keep up with. add encrypted technology to the mix. >> it's a needle in the haystack to begin with. this makes it almost impossible. >> reporter: dianne feinstein told "face the nation" the u.s. is fighting in the dark. >> terrorists could use play stations to communicate and there's nothing to do about it. >> reporter: cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>

represents from apple, google, and linkedin are expected to meet with federal officials. one is to use encryption to hide their communication. . the syrian government says it will allow humanitarian aid into several towns where residents are starving to death. the situation is desperate for some 40,000 residents of madai. the last food delivery was in october. they surrounded by government troops and numerous reports that people have died of malnutrition. >>> president obama is putting the gun lobby in his sights at. at a televised town hall meeting, he accuses the national rifle association. >> every time there is a mass shooting, gun sales spike. and part of the reason is that the nra is convinced many of its members that somebody is going >> reporter: a fired up president obama lit into the nra thursday night, accusing the group of igniting its members by distorting his interpretation of the second amendment. >> the conversation has to be based on facts and truth and what we are actually proposing. not some, you know, imaginary fiction in which obama is trying to take away your guns

from apple, facebook, google and twitter expected to attend. a source tells reuters the meeting will focus on social media content and ways to use technology to stopicalizing people online. >> the tech companies have to figure this out. i mean, they have to cooperate. >> reporter: former fbi agent rick smith. >> what they are saying at this point, though, is, give us the tools. give us the tools of and we have a chance. >> what would you say to the people who were like this is a, you know, invasion of privacy? >> look, these people concerned about their privacy in normal everyday life, i get that. we're talking about something bigger than that. >> reporter: the problem, the "islamic state" is growing faster than u.s. intelligence can keep up with. add encrypted technology to the mix. >> i mean it's a needle in a haystack to begin with. this makes it almost impossible. >> reporter: senate intelligence committee member dianne feinstein told "face the nation" the u.s. is fighting in the dark. >> terrorists could use playstations to be able to communicate and there's nothing that can be done about it. >> reporter: and the meeting is set for 11 a.m. he

google, and sony. does quantity translate into quality? joining me from new york is bernie meyerson. how are you using these patents? for instance, we have entered a new era, we used to talk about memory, the reality is, information technology is an assistant technology and these patents support that. we have patents that look at the issue of -- can i help somebody who has alzheimer's complete a phrase when they get lost? this is an issue. we get results out of taking watson even further into the future. when it speaks, it has to be emotive. if a building is on fire, you do not want it to say, run for the exits. you want it to say, run! we started working on them many years ago. now they are seeing the light of day as a product. emily: there is a quantity versus quality question here. bernie: the truth of the matter is, i would debate whether or not it is an issue of quality. if you look at the patents we have, many of them tend to be foundational. these are at the leading edge of an emerging technology. when a patent is issued in 2015, it may have been filed in 2011, 2012, and it may have been worked on five years

prevent terrorism on the internet.executives with apple, google, twitter and other silicon giants will discuss preventing terror organizations from using social media, smart-phones, and other technology to plan attacks.investigators say the terror attacks in san bernardino were set up using facebook messenger and 3 later today.. two republican presidential candidates are coming back to south carolina to talk with voters. voters.in the upstate... former florida governor jeb bush will be in pendleton.he's having a town hall meeting at dyar's diner.that's on old greenville highway.it starts at 6:30. 3 and republican front runner donald trump will be in rock hill.he's having a rally at the coliseum at winthrop university.that starts at 7:00. 3 here's a look at the field of 12 candidates running for the republican nomination for president.they will be back in south carolina next thursday for a debate in charleston. charleston.and these are the democrats appearing on the south carolina primary ballot. they're also set to debate in charleston on the 17th. 3 3 they'll be wheels up in just a few hours-- but before they take off- there's one las

internet.executives with apple, google, twitter and other silicon giants will discuss preventing terror organizations from using social media, smart-phones, and other technology to plan attacks.investigators say the terror attacks in san bernardino were set up using facebook messenger and 3 texas trooper "brian encinia" is out on bond this morning after a turning himself into texas rangers thursday. thursday.encinia is the officer who arrested sandra bland last year during a traffic stop.her body was found three days later in her jail cell after investigators say she hung herself.encinia was charged with perjury on wednesday then surrendered the next day.bland's family says the charge is not enough and he should face stiffer penalties.the texas department of public safety says they're in the process of firing encinia. 3 tiger fans-- there's one last shot for you to wave your team on to victory today. today.the tigers are taking off from memorial stadium... but before they fly off to arizona-- there's one last party in the west zone. zone.ashley minelli is live there this morning.. with details on the big send o

internet.executives with apple, google, twitter and other silicon giants will discuss preventing terror organizations from using social media, smart-phones, and other technology to plan attacks.investigators say the terror attacks in san bernardino were set up using facebook messenger and encrypted cell phones. 3 tonya couch -- who was captured along with her son ethan in mexico -- is scheduled to be in a texas court this morning . .couch arrived in texas thursday after spending time set to face a judge for a charge of trying to prevent her son from being arrested. ethan was charged with killing 4 people in a drunk driving crash in 2013 but fled to mexico after being accused of violating probation.the story made national news when ethan claimed his affluent lifestyle led to his behavior. 3 tiger fans-- there's one last shot for you to wave your team on to victory today. today.the tigers are taking off from memorial stadium... but before they fly off to arizona-- there's one last party in the west zone. zone.ashley minelli is live there this morning.. with details on the big send off. 3 buses expected to take of

the numbers were released in court i lawyer from oracle as part of a lawsuit claiming that google usedcle java software without paying for it to develop android. google is now urging the judge to seal the record, saying that financial information should not be made public. coming up, it is not all economics and fiscal policy at the world economic forum. we will hear from big tech players. plus, the space race is heating up. we introduce you to the newcomer who is trying to steal the spotlight from elon musk when it comes to landing technology. ♪ ♪ >> the unicorns are doing great things. they represent the future. you see tremendous innovation on the technology side. i think what we witnessed in the last 10 years will be suppressed by what we see -- surpassed by what we see in the next 10 years. know, we didbably a major acquisition a few years ago. we said we will hold back for a while. that doesn't mean we do smaller acquisitions. little startups we bought along the way are probably going to be a little cheaper because capital will probably be more constrained. >> there is a pressure

we're constantly updating our app, and you can download it for free from the apple app store or on google play. here's vicky nguyen to show us how it works. >> when we're in an microclimate weather alert, we've made it easy for you to get the latest information on your smartphone. click on the bar that says weather alert. that will take you right to what you need to know right when you need to know it. i'm vicky nguyen and that's how to stay informed with the nbc bay area app. >> let's get to the raiders now. a franchise in limbo. what's next for this team? yesterday, they were denied a move to l.a. today, the questions are intensifying. staying in oakland is no guarantee. what are the team's options? first and foremost, they want a new stadium at the current site of coliseum, which will likely cost a billion dollars. the city of oakland says it could contribute about $90 million, with the nfl and iders expected to contribute another $600 million. that leaves the project about $300 million short. oakland mayor libby schaaf says taxpayer money is not an option, but believes there is a way to get a deal done to keep the team i

from andrus' cell phone pointed to his involvement. >> andrus made numerous google searches looking for handsaws, for power tools on craigslist and from target. how to use handsaws and how to cut up meat. >> in text messages, andrus often mention the the aldrick hotel. they checked in a few days before the homicide. police also learned of a phone call andrus made the morning the body parts were found. he called a friend and asked to borrow a security case. >>> the body of a missing man has been found. kyle myrick had been missing since last friday. investigators found his body yesterday in the santa cruz mountains near jamison creek road. his boss says that's near the same area where myrick used to mountain bike. last saturday police arrested 39-year-old steve hlebo on suspicious that he killed myrick. hlebo denied the accusations during a jailhouse interview with ktvu earlier this week. >>> bay area rock legend and one of the biggest music names out of san francisco pat kantner has died. he was a founding member of jefferson airplane, jefferson starship. kantner died last night at a san francisco hospital. he recently suffered a heart attack. his frien

google filed a patent for a drone delivery. it would use beacons to guide drones and drop off packages. from there, the drone would take a package to a safe place like a garage for pick-up. if approved, they hope to launch them by next year. >> can you imagine ordering a couch online and you see it flying around the neighborhood. >> you could do it with that big of a package? >> i don't know. >> i was thinking smaller like vitamins or something. >>> weather and traffic on the 8s is three minutes away. >> plus, an 8 on your side warning about a dangerous concoction some teens are drinking. what is in the cocktail. and how it took the life of two teens. a pasco county pond. what sparked a heroic rescue that likely saved her life and her calf's life. >>> time for weather and traffic on the 8s. we do have a dense fog advisory for sea fog that's pushed onshore. so the sea fog in the gulf is going to last almost all day but the dense fog advisory for coastal areas of citrus, hernando, pasco, all of pinellas, coastal areas of hillsborough and manatee counties continue until about 8:00 this morning.

your neighborhood, don't forget, you can download our free nbc bay area app from the app store or google play. how you can use the use to stay updated on what's going on outside. >> when we're in a microclimate alert, we made it easy for you to you to get information on your smart phone. click on the bar that says weather alert. that will take you right to what you need to know right when you need it. i'm scott budman. that's how to stay informed on the nbc bay area app. >>> an arrest in an alleged case of animal abuse caught on camera. we do have to warn you, the video is a little hard to watch. police say the woman seen here was arrested today. they have been searching for her after this video which appeared to show you throwing her pug across the ground. the pug is going to be okay. it has been placed in protective animal services. she's facing felony animal cruelty charges. >>> it's a battle pitting love against the law. a man is barred from seeing his common law wife in an assisted living center. chuck, basically, the healthcare center said he can't go in. >> reporter: you know, that's right. for one thi

from google, facebook and paypal are here. the fed will debrief the executives on how terrorists are using their own technology including encryption to get followers. the government wants to use the same technology to prevent it. they say they need help in identifying terrorists and preventing future attacks. >> the hope is that we would be able to find ways to work effectively with the technology community that would make it harder for terrorists to use the internet to recruit followers and incite them to carry out acts of violence. >> reporter: this is an informal meeting where the officials will be picking the brains of sillicon valley executives. also, this is a signal from washington, dc that they are turning up the pressure on sillicon valley to do more about terrorism. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> new details in the ambush of a philadelphia police officer. police say the suspect who fired more than a dozen shots into a cop's cruiser last night did it in the name of islam. a police official says the suspect told officers he had pledged allegiance to the "islamic state." investigators have also learned the

were asked to come up with ways to block terror groups from using social media to recruit followers. >> pam:apple, microsoft and googleere also represented. a white house official says, bring the public and private sectors into the dialogue. on ways to fight against terrorism. of stories... >> pam:the fatal police shooting of stabbing suspect mario woods was front and center today at the mayor's inauguaration from his supporters were protests. >> pam:kron 4's dan kerman is live at city hall tonight with more. >> reporter:boos filled san francisco mayor ed lee's second inauguration. they came from 75 demonstrators protesting the fatal police shooting of mario woods gathered on a second floor balcony. >>---fire chief suhr- >>--- thank you we heard you- >> catherine: >> pam:a teacher's aide arrested earlier this week for child >> pam:26- year-old kamaljot kaur of antioch. was released from jail yesterday on one- hundred- thousand dollars bail. >> pam:on wednesday. kaur was taken surfaced showing the teacher's aide in an altercation with a 9-year- old boy at the tobinworld school for special education in antioch. >> pam:t

us well." google is giving candidates a new window into your political searches... literally... starting tomorrow the search engine will allow the presidential candidates from both parties to produce content that will appear in a special window on the results page. candidates can use text, images and even video. if it goes viral, it will show up on google search on its own. it's time now to get a first look at the forecast... let's head down to amber ad lib wx quick we've enjoyed some sunshine this morning and temperatures have warmed quickly to the upper 30s. winds are brisk from the south-southwest. some increased upper level clouds will roll through with a few flurries and sprinkles in parts of northern iowa. winds will shift from the northwest tonight and temperatures will drop back to the low 30s this evening. a fire severely damaged a popular restaurant in downtown jefferson this morning. police say they were sent to the pizza ranch in the 2-hundred north wilson street around midnight. crews were on the scene putting out hot spots until about four this morning. the inside of the downtown business was gutted from the fire. and, three other nearby busin

we've already gotten earnings reports from facebook and amazon and netflix rounding out the fang stocks. next week is google or parent company alphabet. josh lipton joins ush a preview. >> hi, kelly, alphabet will be reporting in a brand-new way. the big change here company is going to report data for two segments rather than one. investors will see results from google which includes the company's main internet produc youtube. the metrics disclosed will include revenue, operating income, capital expenditures. investors will also see results though for the so-called other bets segment. that includes fiber, nest, venture investments and moon shots like self-driving cars. important to realize other bets will be grouped together so don't expect to see a revenue number, for example, for each specific business line. still, bulls think the new reporting structure will excite investors and send the stock higher. it's already surged some 50% in just the past 12 months. other analysts think investors might be disappointed by just how much transparency larry page is really offering. we'll find out after the bell on monday. kelly. back to you. >> thank you, josh. int

download our nbc bay area app from apple store or google play. jeff ranieri shows us how it works. >> when we're in an nbc bay area microclimate weather alert, we have made it easy to get the latest information on your smartphone. all you need to do is click on the bar that says weather alerts, and you'll get the information you need to know right when you need to know it. i'm jeff ranieri, and that's how you stay informed with the nbc bay area app. >> well, we're also following breaking news tonight. an amber alert is in effect. a 1-year-old boy from antioch is missing. this is ricardo sanchez. about 20 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. police are looking for ricardo sanchez gomez. detectives have not released their relationship. the suspect is 26 years old, 5'11" and about 200 pounds. he should be considered violent and dangerous. the suspect was last seen driving a 2011 dark gray subaru forester. the license plate is 6 rtv 690. if you have any information about the infant or suspect's whereabouts, call 911. >> a deadly night on highway 4 in martin eslast night