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google, intel, and adobe have agreed to pay to settle an antitrust lawsuit. lawyers are seeking approval of the deal. >> thank you. according to a recent consumer reports article, talenti was rated one of the best ice creams with less calories than its competitors. revenue was 2.5 million dollars pre-2013, sales soaring to $100 million. projected to reach sales of $150 million this year. i'm joined by the chief executive officer, steve gill. thank you for being here. you are a hero to the studio. you brought varieties of talenti. tell us about your involvement with the world of ice cream. >> thank you for having me. i joined forces with our founder in 2008. it was a match made in heaven. josh started a company in 2003 as a single gelato company in texas. he had changed into a retail brand being sold regionally. my business partner said we were in the process of selling vodka in 2005, and we are looking for a new category to reimagine and disrupt. we are put in touch by josh by mutual friend. we took josh's beautiful product and put business structure around i

but i would say the key occurred here through adobe acrobat. these documents were redacted, but through adobe acrobat, you could go back in un reject some of them and that is how we upturned exhibit 25, by finding this was the missing key document. there is very good reason to understand why it had been suppressed. - camplain what cap no - no is. >> i'll have to turn to important work done by the associated press at the end of last year. they got accounts from cia officials who have been involved time,p no and say at this 2005, 2 thousand six, the bush administration was preparing to release prisoners from guantÁnamo. as is conventional and warfare, there was some effort undertaken to turn these prisoners into assets for the united states. camp no -- this job was given to the cia in conjunction with military. camp no was set up for this purpose, used for this operation. we don't know in great detail what was going on there, but we know it included very sophisticated psychological operation that involved the concept of learned helplessness. this

you see twitter and pinterest in data, mostly from adobe which has good social data, gaining some shareok is so huge that all it takes is for them to come out with an innovative idea like this that works. we'll see if people actually adopt it, and they pull away. >> i don't think it's even pull away. i don't think they were even in -- >> no, i'm not suggesting -- >> but further away. >> absolutely further away. >> it does bring us to squawk on the tweet. boeing looking for an apple makeover at the annual conference with them, one big high-risk moon shot is the wrong way to pursue business and flat out, he said, we want to be more like apple. it brings us to this morning's squawk on the tweet. which company needs an apple makeover and what would the transformation look like? tweet us @squawkalley and we'll get your responses later in the show. a couple of times ceos said they wanted to be like these guys, and pepsi, too, with the dispensers. >> and some would argue apple needs to be more like apple. we'll see what they have at their sleeves at wwdc. >> and we talked about the most valuab

fights between companies like aol and netscape and a dolby and all of the other companies just theet -- adobe and all of other companies. in the latember 1990's, the fights and negotiations that aol and microsoft had over where aol you turned be when on your computer that was controlled by microsoft and aol which at that point was a very big player and a very powerful that point, aol and microsoft were really going at it. aol had to cave because microsoft controlled the desktop. microsoft had a monopoly and it controlled what people could and could not see. we are sort of seeing a little bit of that right now which is that apple and google both therol the desktop or screens that we see when we turn on our phones and tablets. there's a pretty good fight over who is going to be where only those springs when they are first turned on. one of the things that i write about in the book a little bit facebook experienced this firsthand in about 2010. it was negotiating with apple over a way to more deeply integrate facebook into the could, for example, you take your phone contacts and compared them wi

i was talking to an adobe executive right after the presentation wrapped up.s telling me he thinks this is actually going to compete with apple's macbook pro more than the ipad. the power in this for adobe's customers is going to be interesting for doing higher-end creative work, because of the core processor inside. so don't think of this as a mass-market product. think of it as microsoft trying to set the bar for margins and for power, with tablet products trying to make sure it doesn't end up going toward a commodity, lowest common dedominator, guys. >> 799, jon? >> $799. >> who's going to buy that? >> well, you know, people who are interested in high-end laptops are spending in the 1,000, slightly below, definitely above range. that's not crazy. if you compare this versus the macbook pro, it's competitive price-wise, some would call it a bargain if it works as advertised. this is competing with laptops. not really with tablets. think of this as a pro laptop with touch capabilities rather than as an ipad color of any kind. >> jon, interesting. thank you so

. >> osgood: adobe is the prevailing style of architecture here.ther parts of the world are known for using own building materials, embracing whatever is at hand. which is why seth doane will take us to bali. >> this indonesian island is famous for breathtaking sun sets and its honeymoon-worthy setting. but a young designer here is trying to make this place known for a new way of building using indigenous and often overlooked material. bending our minds with bamboo. come along on a journey to bali ahead on "sunday morning." >> osgood: good design takes many forms and can present itself in many different ways and places. the mysteries of duct tape. >> how do you fix a broken rover? >> may do the trick. >> what else. duct tape. and what to wear to prom? yep, duct tape. why duct tape is on a roll later on "sunday morning." >> osgood: also on this "sunday morning" by design, john blackstone listen to music from a big wheel of that composure. lee cowan walks us through genuine underground art. tracy smith to a spin on skateboards. allen pizzey explores

named one of four plaintiffs in a class action of 64,000 people who sued apple, google, intel and adobe. they claim the tech companies made the deal to not hire employees from each other's companies in order to avoid a salary war. divine says the companies should have to pay significantly more and admits wrongdoing. >>> the tech titan billionaire is scheduled to testify in court today. martins beach about five miles south of half moon bay is really popular with surfers, but the co-founder of sun microsystems shut down an access road going through his property effectively making that beach inaccessible. there you see the gates. the nonprofit surf rider foundation sued saying they violated the california coastal act that gives everyone a right to the beach. but an even older law could be on cosla's side. that land dates back to the treaty that ended the mexican/american war and gives him the right to cut off access to the beach. >>> stage two of the tour of california starts in a full hours. it's a short race, 12.5 miles and rides past the main entrance to folsom state prison. tomorrow st

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influential employers not to poach each other's talent could cost the tech giants, apple, intel, google, and adobe systems nearly 325-million dollars in a court settlement over suprpresed wages. a federal judge needs to approve the settlement. the class-action lawsuit brought on behalf of 64- thousand technical employees sought three billion dollars in damages. the alleged conspiracy spanned four years from 2005-to- 2009. google is working on a new 3-d tablet as part of its "project tango" platform. the device uses a technology seen here, which tracks 3-dimensional motion as it's held, while it creates a map of the environment around it. "project tango" is a part of google's 'advanced technology and projects' group. google plans to produce about four thousand prototypes of the tablets, beginning next month. facebook's ceo takes an "about face." mark zuckerberg says the social media site will start making it easier for its users to share items with friends only and not the general public. it seems relatively simple-- the default setting for sharing items will now become: "to friends only" instead o

and there were all manner of fights between companies like aol and netscape and adobe and all the other companies just to get prominent placement on the desktop home screen whenever you turned on your computer. so i still remember in the 19, late 990s the -- late 1990s, the fights, the negotiations that aol and microsoft had, for example, over where aol's icon was going to be when you turned on your computer that was controlled by microsoft. and aol, which at that point was a very big player and a very powerful player, at that point aol and microsoft were really going at it. but ultimately, aol had to cave because microsoft controlled the desktop. i mean, microsoft ultimately had a 40 knoply there, and it -- monopoly there, and it completely controlled what people could and couldn't see when they turned on their computers. i think we're sort of seeing a little bit of that right now which is that apple and google both control the desktop or the screens that we see when we turn on our phones and tablets, and going -- over who's going to be where on those screens when they're first turned

other companies that made the list, adobe, intuit, and chevron. >> free food sold me. >> massages soundresting. >> they do manni/pedis on campus, it's amazing. >>> we'll be back with another look at your memorial day forecast. >>> at 6:00 a special graduation, the unique way one local university honored parents who couldn't be at the ceremony. a programming note, giants take on the twins at 7:00. you can catch the action right here at nbc bay area. "dateline" will air on tv 36 at 8:00. "hannibal" at 10:00, followed by the 11:00 news. >> after the news the meteors. >> yes. i think the best forecast is going to be anywhere away from the coastline. we'll have the fog there. 11:00 p.m. tonight through 1:00 a.m. tomorrow is going to be the best viewing of that meteor shower. throughout memorial day weekend, mid 80s in the south bay for saturday. upper 80th by saturday. north bay the warmest throughout sunday's forecast. >> thanks for joining us. "nightly news" is next. >>> on our broadcast tonight, no holds barred. vladimir putin like we rarely heard him before, flashes of anger at president

we have adobe photoshop to bring your creativity to the device. justisual we have is don't read books, write books. don't just look at art, create art. where has the surface had most of its success? we have seen the numbers, 1.6-1.8 million sold. i wonder in what arenas are we seeing the most success for surface. >> it is among students of any kind. they want to be able to edit and write notes. is this professionals who take into account the need to be on the move and take notes and be productive. artists, in particular. or of their architects something else. we are trying to hit the sweet spot. we do pretty well across the channel. at best buy.well nokia magic in here? or is it too early in the relationship? >> nokia is definitely bringing a lot of strength for us in design creativity and manufacturing creativity and operational capability. we have had a lot of discussions with the new folks who have come and how wesurface get better and work across surface and phones. it is an exciting time now. >> you come from xbox which is the most successful

the settlement comes a week after google, apple, intel and adobe settled a similar case. the justice department crackdown on silicon valley hiring practices is over for now. snapchat has poached a google employee, naming him as the information director. the snapchat conversations will disappear but can be saved and screen shots. you may recall that snapchat rejected a $3 billion takeover offer from facebook. now to our lead story -- t-mobile ceo john legere has made it clear the fourth-place wireless carrier has plans to turn the industry upside down and so far, so good. the carrier added 1.3 million new monthly subscribers in the first quarter, more than the combined total for verizon and at&t. t-mobile is using cheaper plans and promotions to lure customers. this showed up in sales, which rose 47% to $6.9 billion. the company posted a loss of $151 million. the improvements come as sprint prepares to make a formal bid to take over t-mobile. i spoke with john legere, president and ceo of the company. i started by asking but the boom in subscriber growth and how it happene

adobe photoshop. bringing creativity to the device.ision is don't just read books, write books. >> where has the surface have the most success? we know the revenue numbers. what arenas have we seen the most success? >> the most success for surface is the productivity. students of any kind of homework to do. they want to be able to edit and write notes. business professionals need to be on the move and take note to be productive. they can be architects. >> what is the number one channel of the surface and how might that shift or change? >> we do pretty well across the channel. we have microsoft stores. we do pretty well there. >> talk to me -- is there any nokia magic in your? -- in here? >> it is probably too early for this particular release. nokia brings a lot of strength. we have had a lot of discussions with the new folks who have come over and the new mobility team and how to work across phones. >> what do you bring from xbox to this? what sort of experiences? >> one of the best is it wasn't until we build the xbox that we underst

you have adobe and microsoft, sales force. stuart: there is a move in congress to tax those perks.ogle provides day care or hair cuts or free food, there's a move in congress to tax it. >> the work life balance, we are working around-the-clock these days. you need those perks if you work harder. stuart: why does clayton morris look so surprised? >> i am ticked off they will tax-oshs. >> that sounds fair. stuart: you don't have that deal? we better -- >> we'd better tell google. >> some of the perks i don't want to tell you about. stuart: i got to look at the big board. we have been up 50 odd points for an hour. it hasn't moved, barely budged. that tells me the long great getaway on friday afternoon has begun. let's go, boys, here we go. something serious. congress says it has a bills reform the nsa making it harder for the government to snoop on your phone calls. our next guest says not so. before it passed, the bill was gutted. holly geiger is senior counsel for the center for democracy and technology. that is a strong word, gutted. there is no change for the nsa can snoop away af

we talked about adobe photoshop and bringing creativity to the device.n we have is don't just read books, just write books. don't look at art, create art. this is a device that can do both of those things. >> where has the surface has most success? that is probably about 1.8 million sold. in what arenas are we seeing the most success? >> the biggest success is along the lines of productivity. students of any kind of homework to do. they want to be able to edit and rightnow spread business movessionals are on the and take notes to be productive. architects, this is the sweet spot. . >> what is the number one channel so far for the surface? >> we do pretty well across the channel if you're talking about distribution. we do pretty well in best buy. you will see it show up in many more places. . >> is there any nokia magic in here? >> it's probably too early for this particular release. nokia brings a lot of strength the zion and manufacturing creativity and operations capability so we have had a lot of discussions with the folks who have come over about sur

this book is number three, adobe number four, intuit is number six. the survey found that software engineers at google have an average base salary of $128,000, slightly lower than apple. atcom founder rang the bell nasdaq yesterday as his company went public. he is now worth $6.1 billion. ofcom sells all kinds products directly to consumers, and is the biggest chinese internet company to go public in the u.s. for now. alibaba might likely surpass that, in plans to go public in a massive deal later this year. lead story, hewlett-packard facing one of the most critical times in its history since it was founded 75 years ago. sales fell one percent in the this was ther, 11th straight quarter that sales have declined on the year-to-year basis. the company did post a higher profit. stock is gaining partly because hp announced more cost cuts, and additional 16,000 job cuts, bringing the total to nearly 50,000. buting costs is one things, they are having a tough time it, failing to offset the slowdown in pcs. john, this is a quarter that kind of shows -- deat

other companies include adobe, intuit and chevron. >> and you like the pedicures? >> at google, yes. and we've got a diner. >>> we're going to tell you about a good samaritan who claims to be leaving $100 bills across the bay area. >>> a south bay business entering its final weekend. >>> and i'm stephanie chuang live in san francisco. what would you say to the family of the man who saved your life? we have that story coming up. >>> and i'm jeff ranieri. fog stayed at the coastline keeping it cooler. so if you're heading to the giants game tonight, you do want to take that jacket. you don't want to miss it. first pitch, 7:15. and an opening temperature at 63 degrees and by the 7th inning 60 degrees. >>> a near mess over a major airport is the focus of a faa investigation tonight. authorities say two united airline jets came within less than a mile of each other in houst houston. even scarier, they were less than 400 feet apart vertically. it happened near houston's international airport. >>> the final countdown is underway for san jose skate. it first opened in 1977

we talked about adobe photo shop, bringing creativity to the device. because the vision we have is just don't read books, be able to write books. don't just look at art, be able to create art. a device that can do both those things is pretty incredible. >> where has the surface had its most success? we probably know the numbers, we know the revenue numbers, we know the losses of the write-off. but in what arenas have we seen the most? >> the biggest success is along productivity, students of any kind, they have homework to do, an ipad doesn't cut it. they want to be able to edit and write notes. business professionals taking account they need to be on the move, art -- architects, whether drawing, this is where we hit the sweet spot today. >> what's the number one channel for surface and how might that shift or change? >> we do pretty well across the channel, if you're talking about distribution, best buy, we do pretty well there. as we broaden out, you'll see it ship in many more places. >> talk to me also, is there any sort of nokia magic in here, or

. >> to get more clients onboard, you have big competitors, google has a similar product, adobe, they'reing to do the same thing, how do you handle that kind of competition from giants and differentiate yourself? >> as we have emerged as the number one leader in the space, we have been flattered to see the competition try to go after the same market. what we have done that makes us unique is the ability for nontech business users to do a/b testing. we didn't invest the idea. we made it easy enough for anybody to do. >> to get clients, do you have a huge sales team? how do you reach retailers. some websites don't have their finger on the latest in tech. >> most of our customers come to us. we're lucky to have been the benefactor of a lot of tail wind where businesses want to become more data driven. this is a tool for them to do that. >> one of the most surprising things you discovered through a/b testing, an experiment that worked out in a way you didn't expect? >> we run optimizely on optimizely quite a bit. we eat our own dog food to turn people into our customers. we ran an experiment

windows machine, all the power, all the capability you can run all apps not just some of them like adobenine hours of battery life that is really good. that means of fulfilling flight and sometime in the hotel in the evening. gerri: so this is a real competitor? my husband has the first version and love said. and runs on office. >> yes. full-blown not just a the little baby office. >> there is a desktop that looks just like your standard desktop. night between but remember this is not about to consumption yes netflix is on there but they did not release the aid in establishing but they web of hard under the direction of productivity and to they are about productivity. gerri: this seems like business ipad versus this. >> i quickly don't see it as a comparison because with the base price the ipad is the ultimate tablet. bobby the tablet that you get in a lot of consumers are getting 8-inch tablets. why wouldn't you? >> but you buy everything. [laughter] i do love tech. >> no apologies. great to see you. coming up the second time around more baby boomers are ending their second marriage and

adobe down 9% since it reported q1 earnings. valuation concerning is the reason f5 networks which has been on the list in two of the past three quarters has underperformed since reporting q1 earnings. investors are becoming more selective regardless of a terrific quarter. if there are overlying concerns regarding competition, expect a readjustment in valuation. big name after the bell, american international group expected to post a first quarter gain of $1.07 on revenue of $9.63 billion and we're seeing shares up half a percent. back over to you. >> thank you very much. >> heading to the close of 30 minutes left in the trading session. the dow is up about 25 points. once again we need a gain of 67 to hit an all-time high. don't know if that's going to happen today. but anything is possible. >> anything can happen. >> hope springs eternal. >> billionaire investor -- activist investor bill ackman is coming up. lots to discuss. his bid for botox-maker allergen was just unveiled at his own conference in new york city having to do w

i was talking to an adobe executive who thought it would compete with mower the mac pro.ft didn't decide to package the keyboard with it. i think it's an attempt to pull the ecosystem up, preserve margin, within the system as more of the devices take on this touch functionality. >> i think you hit on the point here, the price, $7999 for the lower end i think $1949 for the higher end we were saying who will pay for this product here? >> microsoft definitely took a step in the right direction in terms of what i in the is a more, you know, competitive tablet that could do this laptop replacement, but again they're late to the game. the price points continue to be a bit of a head scratcher. this is be his challenge. he laid it out good, the launch, but it's an uphill battle. >> a head scratcher. the surface is a neat device. i've said i like that operating system, but i well on dell's website. getting 11 1/2-inch, touchkorean, 4 gigs of ram, touch-screen laptop for $420, for another $179 they'll throw in an 8-inch tablet. >> reporter: but, but -- >> go ahead, jon. >> the key

is built of adobe on june 27th, 1854, ten years after joseph's death, a sweltering day, water from city creek is passed to everyone and joseph's death is called the martyrdom. is the holy life in the event of the mormon church but this is the most significant celebration since it happened at brigham young is the leader of the mormons and he is going to open the ceremony and makes of little speech. what is interesting and i will be reading this, taylor is invited to speak. weathered richards is the only survivor of the jail house massacre. what is astonishing is not only has he survived after being pumped full of lead and bleeding to death in carthage, he is going to live another 35 years after 1854. he is going to become the president of the mormon church taking over from hated rival brigham young. that will be explained. my final scene is john taylor remembering, sort of, what it was like to be with joseph in the jail cell on the last day of his life. the featured speakers in 1854 in salt lake city was apostle john taylor, 45 years old, taylor's presence at the tabernacle was nothing s

one of four named plaintiffs in a class action of 64,000 people who sued apple, google, intel and adobethey claim they made a deal not to hire from each other's companies to avoid a salary war. they should have to pay significantly more and admit wrongdoing. >>> stage two of the tour of california starts in just a few hours in folsom. it's a short race just 12.5 miles through the city's historic district. mark cavendish who prevailed in stage one with a width of a tire. tomorrow stage three of the race gets started right here in san jose. it will be one of the most challenging stages of the bike race, sending riders up mt. hamilton and then an 11-mile climb to the top of mt. diablo. >> heat stroke could be an issue. they're going to do things like water down the riders and what not to keep the temperatures down but at the same time getting towards the end of the last climb and what not is going to be hot. >> the heat may affect the aspha asphalt. if the road warms up to 140 degrees or more, it could cause the tires to soften and that could slow down the bike. >>> a live look at at&t par

it does show me some of the bets i've made in facebook and google, adobe systems all seem to be in the right place as far as cloud computing and google and facebook to capture more and more of the digital and mobile ad dollars. >> bob, you're out there. if anything, this seems to be google re-enforcing its leadership role in terms of innovation. and even to some respects microsoft with nadella coming out and letting everybody know he is certainly well bent on innovating here forward in the face of a lot of questions in the past couple of years about what microsoft wasn't doing in that area. >> yeah. yeah, he talked about a couple of different things. the one thing he threw out there, new one to us, post, post pc. you have the pc era, post pc era, smartphone, tablets, and the post post pc which is you bic kitty everywhere. and what i thought was most interesting he said in that era personalization is the key. he mentioned pandora, what a great job they were doing in personalization. in this era, the real currency going forward will be data. once again, pandora has a great trove of data

and use of adobe creative cloud sweep has been hit with an outage.able to get into their accounts. joe has been struggle to go get online with that. adobe working on that issue but did not say when full service would be restored. you don't know what i'm talking about? >> no. >> donald sterling is not planning to go quietly. you had to expect this was coming. his lawyer threatening to sue the nba in an attempt to oust him as the owner. stellar said he would not pay $2.5 million. that was a fine assessed by the league for the comments he made. sterling would have little chance of winning the chase but a lawsuit could delay the process. and this story is just getting started, ladies and gentlemen, i think. >> i don't. >> you don't? >> no. i think it's going to be a long litigation. >> years. >> a long litigation, but not top of the column. what more do you need to know? pfizer's efforts to move for greener pastures. joining us to talk more about that is former senator and governor judd gregg. we had congressman frank on. we had a calm reason to date. >>

apple, google, intel, and adobe have agreed to pay $350 million to settle antitrust suit.red to keep salaries down by not hiring each other's workers. cheering meg whitman's plans to cut jobs. a 11 straight decline in profits. thank you for joining us. get confused with what quarter we are in for hewlett-packard because every single time it is the same. cutting cost, they cannot grow. why is the stock up? >> it is up on further cost cuts, a program that started at 29,000 job cuts is now up to 45,000 or 50,000 jobs. hp does need to get smaller and leaner and more innovative, but having happening -- is an effect on company morale. in beijing cut and move forward, not keep cutting. >> why not do it all at once? >> it is hard to decide. they have lots of different business units in different parts of the market. one cut ando make move forward. that is what they need to do. i have been cutting now for the part of -- the better part of 10 years. to keep they have actual talent, how can they do that when their main focus seems to be cutting cost? >> that is a great point. amid al

. >> adobe had a breach as well.here were a number of accounts. >> 3 million credit cards were affected. jpmorgan had 0.5 million debit cards. >> target is more than just a breach. >> the t.j. maxx one is an interesting example. it is a similar company in similar scale in terms of the numbers. they have more than recovered. they didn't even take that long. --youu all see a drop will see a drop, but it is usually low. they lost birthdays and telephone numbers. not financial information. that is a different case than target losing a credit card. they all have the same types of problems, they do not ever expects the stock price anyway. there is no incentive for them to worry about it. they do not get her when these columns happen. the market just move on. >> is too soon to tell with target. did you see the last that they were doing on business? what is good for target as they have this great excuse. they had problems before this. the whole canadian area -- there stopped peace -- their stock peaked before this. now they

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it's now become the home to a new campus for adobe, ebay and one project alone 700,000 square feet of new office. so the suburbs over bumps thinking about transient development and it is changing how the cities developed and revitalize them to think about how they can transform the downtown hubs. in the handle of this investmens investment into infrastructure also includes people for what we have done is we did a study and found that while he had a great regional system, but the majority of the residents make shorter trips if they make more frequent trips between are priced at a reasonable rate so we put in $200,000, partnered with the utah transit authority and created an annual path specifically for salt lake residents of the price of $360,000 a year. at the price of $360 a year. i am so proud of this project and we put a significant amount of time. it's created this goal of reducing the troops of increasing the ridership being responsive to help a local functions that see entire targets reach 1500 of them and we have a target of about 7,000 so we will see this happen specifically o

common is involved -- apple, google, intel, and adobe.d of was setting up a series of bilateral agreements among the companies, vowing not to recruit from each other's work forces. this would have the effect of keeping these high-level employees in place, and the further effect would be to suppress the wages. because if you don't have an offer from across the street you can go to your boss and say, give me a raise. >> this is blatantly illegal. how did these guys think they would get away with it? >> they have not admitted it was illegal but they have agreed to this settlement and earlier agreed to a settlement with the justice department who had its own investigation. --but stifling competition >> it certainly seems like classic improper antitrust behavior and what is very significant here is an e-mail you had the ceo's the of these companies kind of technology and, i kind of noble we are doing is not right and i don't want anybody to know about us and let's keep it between you and me. the funny thing is, they were doing it in e-mail. >>

one of the sweet spots between salt lake city and provo has become the home to a new campus for adobe, a new campus for ebay and one project alone, 700,000 square feet of new office. our suburbs are about increased density or transit development and it is changing how our cities develop, how our region is developing but also a catholic effect of thinking about our downtown hub in salt lake city and ogden and revitalize them to think about how they could better transform our downtown and our hubs. in this end i want to say that all this investment in infrastructure also includes people so what we have done in salt lake city, we did a study and found we have a great regional system, though majority of residents in salt lake city make shorter trips and more frequent trips but we are priced at a regional rate. so we were able to put in $200,000 partnered with the utah transit authority and create an annual pass specifically for salt lake residents at a price of $360 a year. at the price of $360 a year, i am so amazed and so proud about this project. we put a significant amount of staff ti

trained to its $2 million settlement will be paid by apple and google into other companies and tell and adobe systems these alleged that the companies reached snowpacks trade for hit each other for trying to lure away the other's top workers with offers of higher paying jobs. coming up on kron 4 news got giants and a's highlights as well as evanses go forty-niner rookie minicamp kickoff yesterday slave who made a special appearance. >> : friday < as addressed on an assortment to one's a come giants between six to attend struck out four or more loss six innings also led to wild pitches. escaping trouble nearly every inning. 31 shot in the first hit it for off coggan said fourth and drove in another run and the seventh drastic of tons of light that so far at at&t park. vitriol extra time to south onto a closed tuesday morning to the lot more traffic getting to and from the ballpark later today. did not look good for oakland a's they took on the toronto blue jays last night that hendrix led debut blue jays beat the a's 32. brendan moss some haven't time for the first on the edges of for some a's

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of the sweet spots now between salt lake city and provo has now become the home to a new campus for adobe, new campus for ebay, and one project alone, 700,000 square feet of new office. so, our suburbs right now are thinking about increased density, transit oriented development and is changing how our regions developing, but also had the catalytic effect of thinking about our downtown hubs in both salt lake city and ogden and revitalize them to think about how they can better transform our downtown downtowns and ore hubs. in the end i just want to say that all this investment in infrastructure also does include people, and so what we have done -- we did a study and found that while we have a great regional system, the majority of the residents of salt lake city make shorter trips and we make more frequent trips, but what we're priced at a regional rate. so we were able to put in as a city $200,000, partnering with the utah transit authority and create a pass for salt lake residences at the price of $360 a year. at the price of $360 a year. i'm so amazed and so proud, and we put a signific

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target, adobe, ebay.n't exactly transparent about their data breaches. should companies be, you know, forced to be more transparent about what's happening? >> well, you know, there are laws in almost every jurisdiction that require companies to report certain kinds of data breaches. so a data brief that involves pin number, social security number, required under the law to report. every company that's doing business online is being attacked constantly. in fact, even individuals. your mother, your grandmother sitting at home with a wireless route are, they're being attacked constantly as well. the problem isn't that it's not being reported it's that it's not being prevented. it's a very difficult thing to do robert, i find that companies nowadays kind of force you to become part of this. you've got to get an online sign-in, use a card in some places. is there any person, any profile that is more vulnerable than another? >> yeah. that's a good question. the fact is, from birth you are given a social securit

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