right now are adobe walls.uiltobe was built, he this adobe, as sort of an outpost of his huge acreage. it was not owner-occupied at the time. it was a 40 foot by 60 foot adobe, it was used to house horses when they were out here on this remote part of the holdings. over the years, the adobe was added to. there have been many owners, from the first spanish grantees to owners during the mexican period and the american period. everybody who live here added what they needed. the original adobe is completely encased in additions and there are additions over in this direction where the bedrooms are in the main part of this bedroom is in the adobe, but the little sunroom was an addition from about 1909. over here, we have the library, also inside part of the original adobe. but the room beyond it, the music room, is outside of the adobe. it is rather an organic structure that grew to suit the families and cultures living inside it. right now, we are in the music room of the ranch house. this is a room that is outside

is, thewhere the adobe wall surrounding us right now are adobe walls. , he built this adobe, it is sort of an outpost of his huge acreage. it was not owner-occupied at the time. it was a 40 foot by 60 foot horses wheno house they were out here on this remote part of the holdings. over the years, the adobe was added to. there have been many owners, from the first spanish grantee --later's during the mexican two owners during the mexican period. the original adobe is completely encased in additions and there are additions in this direction where the bedrooms are in the main part of this bedroom is in the adobe, but the little sunroom was in addition from about 1909. over here, we have the library, also inside part of the original adobe. rather an agreement -- organic structure that grew to suit the families and cultures living inside it. right now, we are in the music room of the ranch house. this is a room outside of the adobe core. it was added to the house by john and susan bixby. bixby were the here.bixby's to ranch the bixby family is a large family, originally from new england, from

. >> we are standing in the adobe, the alamitos core of the ranch house, which is where the adobe is, the walls that are surrounding us right now are adobe walls. the adobe was built when man wrongly a go owned -- when men owned-- when manuel ranchos los alamitos. it was not on her occupied at outtime meant well -- man u -- manuel built it. over the years, the adobe was added to, there have been many owners of ranchos los alamitos. grantees andnish everybody who lived here added to it what they needed, so the original adobe is completely and there additions are additions over in this direction with the bedrooms are, the main part of this bedroom is in the adobe, but the little sunroom out there was an addition from about 1909. we also have the library partially inside the adobe but the music room is outside of the a rather organic structure that grew over the last 200 years to suit the families and cultures that living inside of it. -- that were living inside of it. right now we are in the music room of the ranch house, outside of the adobe core. it was added to the house by john and

in a ranchoanding los alamitos adobe ranch house. we are in the court of the ranch house right now, which is where the adobe is. the walls surrounding us right now are adobe walls. manuelbe was built one owned the ranch house. he was the first grantee. he built the ranch house as an outpost of his huge acreage. it wasn't owner occupied at the time manuel nieto belted. it was decibel it. manuel ned to house -- ieto built it. used to house caballeros. from the first spanish grantee's two owners during the mexican kb the end the american period and everyone who live here added to it. so the original adobe is completely encased in additions. additions in this direction where the bedrooms are, the main part of this bedroom is in the adobe. but the little sun room out there was an addition from about 1909. over here, we have the library also inside part of the original adobe. but the room beyond it, the music room is outside of the adobe. it is a rather organic structure that just grew over the last 200 years to see to the families and cul

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they have forgotten about adobe flash. they used to see it all the time youtube moved away from flash years ago. but you see it from time to time and may not recognize the ad at the top of website is a flash ad. hackers have found a way into their flash plugin and insert ransom ware the message that says, hey, unless you pay us money we'll delete your hard drive. i posted a link on my facebook link and if you'll retweet it, it's fairly easy to fix. >>> space-x will try to reach the international space station this afternoon with the launch of its falcon rocket. the dragon capsule will deliver an inflatable living quarters to the iss and i'd like to think of it as a bouncy house. the first launch to the iss since the last attempt exploded. spacex had successful launches between but super stressful morning for spacex. let's check your news before the bell and we'll turn to susan li live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> happy, scott. yes, stocks looking to end the week on a positive note. futures are pointing high

adobe says hackers have found a way into its adobe flash plug in and can use that vulnerability to insert ransomware into the computers. you used to see flash all the time. but a lot of sites don't use it anymore. youtube moved away from flash years ago. but you will run into it on the internet from time to time. you may not even realize the added part of a website is flash. i've tweeted out the link so you can take a look at your own computer, make sure it's safe. >>> spacex will once again trying to reach the international space station this afternoon with the launch of its falcon rocket. the last attempt blew up. the capsule delivered inflatable living quarters to the space station. they had several launches doing other things since. nonetheless, it's been a stressful morning. 1:30 i think our time. >> all right. we'll be watching. because it's always fun to watch. >>> after successful testing in san francisco, best buy is expanding same-day delivery to more than a dozen cities. orders placed for select items by 3:00 p.m. local time will be delivered by 9:00 p.m. the same day by partne

everybody's mom makes the best adobe. >> it's always the best answer, that's for sure.e the southeast asian culture, mixed with spanish influence. >> and big u.s. culture as well. a real mix. they love to eat. they love to cook. they love to entertain. we were there over christmas holidays and christmas holidays in manila, basically starts september 1st and goes right through into january. they're going hard the whole time. >> the train in the philippines. >> yes, martial arts are very strong. >> very big. >> vicious. they're the national martial arts colleague is unbelievable violent. basically a knife defense, knife attacks. we show a little, but not a major focus. >> i'll think about that the next time i'll know how to attack you. thank you for being with us. tony bourdain. you can watch it sundays 9:00 p.m., appointment television. >>> coming up next, the good stuff. >>> president obama and the saudi foreign minister addressing reporters right now in riyadh. let's listen in. >> i want to make a brief comment what we've accomplished. last year at our summit, we agree

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adobe systems issued an emergency update to its widely used flash software for web browsers. researchers apparently have discovered a security flaw that's being used to deliver so-called ransom wear to window pcs. encrypts data and demands payments that often range from $200 to $600 to unlock each of these infected pcs. soon be a little less expensive to mail that letter in the future. the price of the sta is going down this weekend. a temporary rate increase granted to the u.s. postal service in 2014 expires on sunday. so, now, a regular stamp will cost you 47 cents which is down from 49 cents. international letters they go down 5 cents and paying 1.15 sdl and a postcard will be a penny cheaper at only 34 cents. sam and laura, when will i get my letter. >> i never heard of this before. stamp prices going down. deflation. isn't the u.s. postal service having a little money trouble, too. >> time to write those love letters to your girlfriend. >> i prefer them to be handwritten, of course. >> sprayed with a little perfume. >> my perfume. >> your cologne, it's lovely. >>> 4:50 r

. >> and there is an update to adobe, do it. if there is an update for your operating system, do it. >> reporter: change your passwords and never click on links in strange e-mails and social media messages. >> and if it says paypal with two ls.im, it's probably a malicious link. >> reporter: exercise care or watch what you love vanish when the clock clicks down to zero. >> and we're taking your memories from you. and you, you can't replace those. >> reporter: experts call some of these hackers script kitties. they're not technically sophisticated. they simply buy an exploit kit, a spam list and a phishing service to spew the po as long as they can make millions, they will keep doing it. bruce leshan, wusa9. >> and experts say ransomware is hiding in banner ads, which is another reason to think before you click. and if you go to our wusa9 news app, yes, it's clean. we have more ways you can fight back against the computer hijackers. >>> when the washington ballet opened a campus in washington, d.c., it gave people new opportuniti

still damp around adobe road and you will notice that there is still some wet weather right around novato and sears point across 37. in the east bay, a few showers around black hawk and danville. as we take a look just offshore, still some moisture coming on board. so here is a look at the rainfall totals, about a half inch in san francisco, about an inch and a half ben lomond, oakland 0.7 inch. right now it is gusting to 31 miles per hour at sfo, 35 at fairfield. we bring in our storm impact scale. we've been rating the storms 1 to 5, 1 light, 5 severe. current system ais a 1. few showers with gusty winds tonight. i'll let you know if any more showers are in the forecast for the weekend or beyond. >>> we are learning new it details from investigators about the death of music icon prince. police in minnesota reveal what they found at his paisley park estate where he was found dead yesterday. eric thomas is live with the latest. >> the sheriff's department said they wouldn't reveal much while the investigation continued, but there were a few nuggets in a news conference today. for one, pol

this sf mini bus shuttle which transports workers to adobe was double-parked in the bike lane, pushing cyclists into the street. the company says it tells its drivers to keep circling around if the stops are not available. and this bus heading to google also redirected traffic after the driver stopped in the middle of the road. >> google bus has been parked for a few minutes now. >> reporter: and even though this private shuttle is permitted to use this bus stop, it's forced this public bus to let people off in the center of the street. >> i think the current program bent over backwards to accommodate these tech companies. i don't think we have to. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor jane kim says those with disabilities and the elderly are now being put at risk because of safety hazards created by the private shuttles. >> who is the city for? who do you represent? you represent all of us or do you just represent a very small category of employers? >> reporter: kim is now pushing the city's transportation authority to dramatically reduce the number of private bus stops by next year.

adobe surprised to see 20 degrees drop on thursday. 60s at the coast, and upper 60s, and tomorrow when, up she goes in topping out on wednesday, dropping 15 to 20 on thursday and much cooler over the weekend. >> a little bit of everything. >>> 5:51 am. >>> abby wambach apologizing and the reason she was apologizing for being arrested. ♪ ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. while you're mastering life. when looking for a van to take your business to the next level, look for more. with the ram promaster and promaster city, you can do more. hold more. handle more. organize more. and get more out of every drop. all for less. ♪ >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, it is 5:54 am. >>> abby wambach apologizing after being arrested in portland on suspicion of drunk driving. abby wambach was pulled over after running a red light, and the police report said she failed several sobriety test. she is taking full responsibility for her actions, and called her de

traffic alert continues adobe road shut down at 116.ently debris in the road, as well. also in petaluma south 101 just north of river road an accident involving a couple of vehicles blocking the number 2 lane possibly the middle lanes, as well. so expect delays there. antioch hillcrest closed between country mills and laurel. >> let's give the san jose giants some love in san jose. game tonight at 7 p.m. a home opener for the san jose giants at municipal stadium. we have mostly cloudy skies. we have a very slow cooldown today. 50s and low 60s after record high temperatures yesterday. in fact it wasle 7 degrees in san francisco. today 21 degrees cooler mid-60s san francisco low 70s oakland. that's 20 degrees cooler than yesterday's 91 degrees reading and 70s all across the santa clara valley. your seven-day forecast features that we have spotty rain showers in the forecast on friday and saturday. otherwise, here's your san francisco giants forecast. breezy and cool in the mid-70s. enjoy. ,,,,,, ♪ >> you could call that a happy gilmore mo

it's run by doctor adobe wanashudu. >> this is not normal. >> it is skip cancer. >> doctor told me it's a form of mel no a. skin cancer. >> were you shockeding. >> yes i was. >> she like so many emof color thought african americans don't get skin cancer certainly not twice. >> her situation suggested she may have a genetic predisposition of making cancer not just of the skin but inside organs. >> and i'm looking for everything and started freaking out. >> but she's all fixed up now. >> so the site is healing very well. there's no sign of infection and no redness. the most important thing is that the cancer has been completely removed. >> it's more than just treating brown skin issues that convinced dr. warmashuta a product of temple med school to come back. >> i'm excited i think it's long overdue. not one size fits all. >> they encourage patients to assess skin and then do studies needd all in one place. >> it makes a difference with treatment. it makes a huge difference with treatment. >> and quick are a chance at better results and disspelling long-held myths. >> not everything that

they built multi-level adobe apartment blocks. they farmed the land.ystems. all this in what sure as hell looked like a harsh and unforgiving land. >> yo, huh, huh, huh, huh. >> this is good weather, though, for hunting because it's a nice breeze, overcast. >> ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. >> pueblo long ago learned to adapt to hard times, dry seasons, war, incursion. there were years where there was nothing. and they had to deal. >> we found a pack rat. >> our first pack rat. >> in preparation for the summer solstice ceremony, game like rabbits and pack rats are collected for the medicine man as a payment for his services. >> how you notice is there's some droppings, fresh droppings. >> you see the droppings, you know there's one around. this time of the day, they're going to be inside their homes. there's too many predators around. >> it's not easy. once you find a nest, you got to dig after the little burrowing bastards. you hack, you dig. you dig some more. >> a lot of work for a small rodent. >> i was just thinking that. yeah. >> that's what our ancestors h

adobe. this is not normal. it is skin cancer. >> dr.was form of melanoma cancer. >> were you shocked? >> yes, i was. >> reporter: she like so many people of color thought african-americans don't get skin cancer. certainly not twice. >> her situation she may have a genetic pre disposition to making cancers not just of the skin but inside organs. >> i'm looking for everything and i started like freaking out. >> reporter: but she's all fixed up now. >> so the site is healing very well. i mean, there's no sign of infection. there's no redness. the most important thing is that the cancer has been completely remove. >> reporter: it's more than just treating brown skin issue that is convinced doctor a product of temple med school to come back. >> i'm excited. i think that it's long overdue because it's not one size fits all. >> you look for it and encourage your patients to assess their skin and then you can do the studies needed. >> reporter: all in one place. >> it makes a difference with treatment? >> it makes a huge deference with treatmen

in terms of market cap at its current levels, apple is bigger than intel, ibm, cisco, and adobe combined. as for how products have changed over the years, take a look at how the personal computer has transformed from the apple i to today's mac book air. remember, of course, ipods having all of your music in your pocket was all the rage. now you can basically do anything on your iphone. the first edition was released in 2007. look how far it has come. we've all got one. >> not everybody. a lot of people still have samsungs. >> i mean, 40 years. what an amazing history. >>> still to come on the show, donald trump is struggling, perhaps, to regain footing in the gop race after a stumble this week. will it cloud his path to the nomination? we've got the latest from washington. but first, let's get to today's national weather forecast from the weather channel's jen carfagno. >> sara and wilfred, we finally made it to friday. we've got a strong front continuing to cross the country. heading over to the east coast today, bringing showers, thunderstorms to new york city, possible severe weather

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urgent warning from san jose adobe this morning. >> the company says its software vulnerable may leave your computer open to being held for ransom. scott mcgrew, you said the fix is easy. >> hackers have found a way inthe flash plug in and use that vulnerable where that mess says, hey, unless you pay us money, delete your hard drive. many sites don't use it any more. youtube, for instance, moved away from flash years ago. it is there from time to time. you may even realize the ad at the top of your website or what not is fix. i posted a link on my facebook page and we tweeted it out and, sam and laura, you can retweet it, as well. >>> a tax scam has gotten much worse. hackers send an e-mail to a company that purports to be from the ce and said says me all the records for tax purposes. that is very sensitive information. who would fall for that? very smart people including office workers at snapchat and cgate. >>> we're not in a bubble according to janet yellen who ought to know such thing. this would make us all very happy, except kind of the rule is you don't know you're in a bubble u

the arizona contractor apparently misread the specifications and built an adobe brick structure that bore little resemblance to the mud houses of afghanistan. so the testers nicknamed it taco bell and hung this sign on it. [laugher] they were in a hurry at this point, so to help measure the hellfire's lethality inside a building, they had to dispense with the usual mannequins filled with ballistic jelly. instead as you can see in this photo, they used watermelons to simulate people in test shots. now, i was surprised to learn that in those days, before 9/11, the defense department didn't want its people to be the ones who pulled the trigger on a predator hellfire strike that killed osama bin ladennen. so at first they had big safari create a trigger that was connected to the air force flight crew's control panel by a long, white cable but was to be operated by someone from the cia. then the cia argued that they shouldn't be the ones to fire a military weapon, especially in something that would count as an assassination. for years there had been executive orders banning assassinations

they are concerned with things like public relations, and i was told while i was in juÁrez, so adobeo avoid if i could go outside a quarter to six because that they said was a time when many of the cartels time to their assassinations in order to lead the 6:00 news bulletins. they get into things like on the line -- online return. sites like silk road, the cartels and dealers in the rich world our experiment in with e-commerce. i looked at these enemies about in the book and i will highlight a couple because realize we are short of time, one of the ones i thought was most interesting and important was his question is how it seems we very often focus on the supply side of this business rather than a demand-side. to give an example look at the cocaine business. i went down to bolivia in researching this book to look at the cocaine business. all of the world cocaine originates in three countries, bolivia, colombia and peru. i went down there to look it was going on. the cocaine business represents a particular puzzle for economist because the idea is very straightforward the idea is to

it was report that showed some results from studies that were done in the adobe villages of tunisia using this drug from behr. behr was the most advanced and coming up with these potential synthetic quinine's. the studies showed not only work as a prophylactic by the insecure and it was nearly 100%. so the malaria project finally have something to work with, but they just all other state hospital patients because there were not than many state hospital patients so they didn't have clinical material. many of them just refer to the patients as clinical material, including james shannon who would become the head of the nih. so they decided that they should go into prisons. that they could have plenty of men to do the research on in the prisons. so in goldwater memorial hospital would have been running malaria studies, this is what was walter island, teddy roosevelt island, a group of parasites the were captured and then coming home from the war, they drew them in goldwater memorial and manhattan state hospital in boston psychopathic hospital, in milledgeville state hospital in georgia, in th

when you hear about marketing clouds, you hear about oracle versus adobe. business is going. it is competing differently than just for paid media. francine: you are suggesting that everything in tec is overvalued. brian: not necessarily. everything has a price. twitter has a strong niche, a really important niche. niche,zz feed can have a but they are not just going to all keep growing forever. eventually they start normalizing their growth rates. francine: so we spoke to peter thiel yesterday, who plans to majoritarily invested in tech stocks. brian: he knows a lot about the businesses. take that for what it is. it is difficult to make a lot of money in paid media advertising. if you are not already an incumbent. in the same way that if you are going to take on the traditional tv networks. tom: exactly. that is where i wanted to go. brian: it is hard. tom: you are the best guy in the world on linking the advertising dynamics to all this techno mumbo-jumbo. the essay the other day on the future of visio -- a video, it ain't happening. this, is it just a fic

. >> so because adobe many people out very early.ack in with you. >>> it's been an historic season for the warriors who smashed almost every record out there. >> scott reiss puts it all into perspective. >> reporter: let's start with the streaks. >> our guys know how to win. >> 50-0. -- 24 straight wins to begin the season. a record 54 straight at home. that's 22% more than the legendary balls previous mark. >> and they're pretty good away from oakland as well. 34 road wins the season. and nba record. i would like to 15 points game over. the one ,101. talk about jump shooting? this is the best. more than 1053 point -- three- pointers. five nba teams don't have half that many. stephen curry made 400 triples all by himself. best ink his own and being barred from last season by 40%. that's the record-breaking equivalent of the baseball player hitting 102 home runs or a quarterback throwing 77 touchdown passes. . stephen curry now owns the most prolific three-point shooting records ever. the third belongs to klay thompson who's not down

adobe i systems issued an software for web browsers. researchers discovered a security flaw being used to deliver so-called ransom ware to windows pcs. it encrypts data locking up computers and demands payments from $200 to $600 in order to unlock each of the infected pcs. let's talk about stamps. it will soon be less expensive to mail that letter. the price of a stamp is going down this weekend. a temporary rate increase granted to the u.s. postal service in 2014 expires this sunday. so regular stamp will cost 47 cents now, down from $.49. international letters down to $1.15. to mail the postcard, it will be a penny cheaper at $.34. back to you guys. >> i don't know. when was the last time we mailed postcards, right? >> yeah. >> i think it's been a while. maybe i need to travel more. >> susan is saying i mail postcards all the time. thanks so much. a warning for anyone who who has unpaid tickets on long island. a new plan to collect the millions of dollars in fines. >>> later, a local man fined for flying a donald trump flag. we'll exp

. >> will begin with the challenges adobe harder and harder to influence the human rights versus lawnforcement balance around the world. but despite the criticism over snowden at nsa, we have a world leading set of structures of oversight and transparency as well as strong limits and oversight for law enforcement. we need to figure out the right balance come and as much as we can make it something we stand by and influence the rest of the world, even though the our societies that will take a different path. if we are able to support companies who are based here and although they are global, at least have some argument in some broadway to ensure that the products they're rolling out globally are as reflective of those western democratic values. that's what we need to be doing so i think this is a very, this will be the first of many, many debates as we see many, many tools that make our life all sorts of fun but also make it easier and easier for all sorts of criminals to misuse them. what's the percentage of criminals that need to be doing what sort of bad thing with a particular too

it's current levels apple bigger than intel, ibm, isis corks qualcomm and adobe and yes that's combineded over the years. take a look how the personal computer has transformed from the apple 1 to today's macbook air. you can basically do everything on your iphone. the first edition was released in 2007. that company could have been owned by ge. we found out yesterday -- >> that was at a different time. wouldn't have been this because it was before jobs came back. different scenario. >> we could have bought it. >> andrew couldn't have because he's younger than apple. >> true. a little bit. one year younger. >> my professor when i was in grad school bought, i think 1978 and he bought, that was an apple 1 or 2. all i knew how to do was play this really cool game. >> wozniak edition. it had his signature on it. >> it is an antique. >> as a child. >> this is the final countdown. but investing isn't about achieving average. it's about achieving goals. and invesco believes doing that today requires the art and expertise of high-conviction investing. translation? it's time to bench the benchmar

the adobe digital index shows 15% still have not done their taxes and 22 through 24. >> what do you doight? good morning to you. >> good morning. >> a lot of people do wait until the last minute because they figure into give uncle the sam the money at the last possible money. that's a good st >> especy waiting until the last second is a good thing to do. >> many people have email us questions. do i need to file a return if i know i'm getting a refund? >> if you know you are getting a refund, you still need to file a return unless you fall into a small category of people which is based on your income and your age. for a reference point, if you are single and under the age of 65 and you made less than $10,300, you don't have to file a return. but it doesn't hurt not to file a return. it's not going to work against you. >> a lot of the websites, you can do it for free for the federal and they charge you for the state. i did my kids on turbo tax and it was fantastic. >> i personally use it myself. i think it's a good option. and you can file for free depending on what your income is. >> i

according to the adobe digital index, 15% of americans still didn't get their taxes done. 22% are betweenof 18 and 24. laura lines cole is telling us why. why do people take as long as? >> it's no fun doing your taxes. people would rather get an irs tattoo rather than do their taxes. >> i'm not getting an irs tattoo. >> me neither. >> this statistic surprised me. the huge drop -- the later the taxpayer file the return -- they should do it when they get their w-2, they're waiting until april 8th and they're not getting as much back. what is going on here? >> it makes sense, if you know you're getting a big refund you'll file as soon as possible. you can do whatever it is you're planning to do with it. if you think you owe money you'll wait up the ill the last minute. that's why the average refund tends to decline as people file their return. >> what about extensions? we're up against the wall. we had a bit of an extension, it's normally the 15th. >> it was a holiday in d.c. on friday, so you have until monday. which is good news. but if you nude to -- if you need to have more time, filing

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i know some programs like adobe you can click. others you can't. pretty big new requirement on these stations. with that, mr. chairman, i'd oppose it and reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from kentucky. mr. yarmuth: mr. chairman, i'd like to yield one minute to the gentlelady from new york, ms. clarke. the chair: the gentlelady from new york is recognized for one minute. ms. clarke: i thank mr. yarmuth for yielding the minute. mr. speaker, i rise today to support the lujan-pallone-yarmuth and clarke amendment. this commonsense amendment would ensure that the f.c.c. can easily determine who is paying for political ads. more specifically, this amendment would guarantee that nothing in this bill would prevent the f.c.c. from requiring that tv broadcast stations, a.m. and f.m. radio broadcast stations, cable operators, direct broadcast satellite service providers, or satellite digital audio radio service providers upload the public inspection file in a format that is machine readable. unfortunately, there