shares of disney up 1.5% to $80.07. >>> apple and samsung in court again today. this time they are battling over patented technology use in each other's smart phones. as morgan reports, it's google that could have the most at stake in this legal scuffle. >> reporter: apple and samsung are at it again facing off in court for the second time in two years over patents. the new case revolving around design elements and featured use in the company's smart phones. there is a third company that's got a lot to lose, as well. and that's google. it's google's technology in question, specifically the android operating system. >> everyone expects samsung to argue that four of these patents that are apple asserting against it it licensed from android and expect the google software engineers to testify they have begun development of the features before apple. >> reporter: android is used in over a billion devices including samsung products like the popular galaxy line so the ability to tap a phone number inside a text message and call it, one of the patents in question were cr

>> the apple-samsung trial has always been about messaging, messaging for the jury and messaging for those outside the courtroom. by asking for $2.2 billion, apple's message is we have really been hurt by this. by asking for a very small amount in response, samsung message is that's ridiculous. you have asked for my opinion on what it is and i would say that's up to the jury to decide. >> as you mentioned, samsung is asking for a small amount. they're just asking for $7 million. so, robin, how do you expect this to play out? >> one of the things that's different in this trial from, which i would call version 2.0 of the apple-samsung case from the first version of the case is the background conversation. two years ago, no one on main street had heard about smartphone wars or patent trolling. now everybody has got an opinion of how the patent system should be run and what should happen. i would suspect that there will be a more lively conversation in the jury room this time and perhaps take longer than last time. >> the last time this happened, robin, a $1 billion award came out, i mean

apple accuses samsung of copying apple features. samsung accuses apple of twisting words, saying three patents accused of infringing are not used on the iphone. the apple lawyer has accused samsung of month after month of frenzied activity. telling the jury, we are counting on you. and in a memo to employees -- he writes that he does not believe he has legitimate legal claims. he cannot know for certain what he will do. he denies the board will accept a plea deal and says the company is keeping its ipo options open. now, to our lead story of the day, twitter trying to get more people to sign up, 255 million active users. revenue was a bright spot. sales more than doubled year-over-year. in after-hours trading, it was the lowest level. cory johnson is here in the studio. some positive metrics here, for sure. >> on the whole, i thought all of the numbers look better. >> sequentially? >> some of the numbers got better. it was not the continuation of the trend that we see. i think it is a big deal. it does accelerate the growth rates. we

. >> reporter: lawyers for apple and samsung find themselves in a familiar place. back in court. they spent years arguing over patents for smartphones and tablets. those for apple say samsung infringed on five of their patents, like the slide to unlock feature. they're seeking over $2 billion in damages. lawyers for samsung claim apple violated two of their patents, including video transmission technology. they are countersuing for about $7 million. >> i think that there's a good chance that in this case, the only thing at stake is money. i think that the damages theories that are advanced in this case could have an impact on patent litigation into the future. >> reporter: over the past few years, the number of patent-related lawsuits in the u.s. has surged. about 6,500 cases were filed last year alone. that's nearly double the figure from three years ago. >> have we found anything -- >> reporter: lawyers from one prominent law firm say one of the challenges is analyzing court documents efficiently. >> that might not be sufficient. >> who's looked at the file histories? have you s

a south bay judge's warning to people attending the high profile apple samsung trial. >>> welcome back. this is in the north bay. it is 4:43:emotional morning for oscar pistorius. giving evidence of his murder trial give iing an account of h he killed reeva steemkamp. paragraphs were shown of her head wound. he appeared distraught saying he did not have to look at the p photo because he was there when she died. the u.s. is on high alert this morning in lucance. 60 people are being held host e hostage. u.s. thinks usual th s russian it. >> it is not acceptable that the u.s. is facing this and standing on on the side lines and not doing anything about it using their military. >> models are being recalled citing a defective engine starter. two fires have been reported. for a full list of the models under recall head to our website. >> biggest battle in the federal court case between apple and samsung is getting people to turn off their phones in court. court watchers are hogging the court's wifi and that slows down the judge's connection to her realtime transcript to the court's proceedin

increased sales by infringing on apple's patents. samsung attorneys shot back by claiming google developed four of the five patents that apple cites in its lawsuit. they say google uses the patents in its android operating system for mobile phones. media reports in the u.s. say the patent battle between the rival american and south korean firms could turn into one between apple and google. >>> tack aid today pharmaceutical has a new chief operating officer hired from outside japan and he's expressed resolve to make the firm more competitive in the global markets. christopher web er assumed the post on april 1st. japan's top drugmaker lured him from glaxosmithkline. >> every health care system is local, so japan has a very specific health care system. china has a very specific health care system. united states has a very specific health care system. we need to be able to understand that in order to be successful and competitive in every country. >> weber will take over from the president after the company's shareholders meeting in june. weber

the hope to raise $200 million in the ipo. >> now to our lead story of the day, apple and samsung going back to court in san jose over a patent that many people say this is a fight between apple and google. a lot of the things they have a problem with our with the google android operating system. >> the fundamental question is what was google's alone, what was the cap from samsung, or is samsung the actual violator in the case? the pretrial has focused on that . it looks like samsung, with a list of people they intend to call, will lean on the fact that google did the bad thing and they did not. >> apple got a huge award the last time they took this to court. the judge has encouraged them to work this out through mediation but that has not worked. why go back this time? >> there was a lot learned in the first trial. apple has a better understanding of how samsung deals with these issues. the evidence last time was fairly amazing, meetings where google said, samsung, you cannot do this, but they did so anyways. that was fairly damning evidence the first time around. it would be hard to i

apple is demanding samsung pay $2 billion in the case, while samsung is asking apple to pay a few hundredion. drawing the most attention in the courtroom and the media are insider emails and meeting presentations documenting the frustration each company faced as they competed for market share. students should write their notes with pens rather than typing them. a new research by princton university and u-c-l-a found that those who took uhhh, it is a little awkward being on the market again... but uh, i...oh...i actually tried the online thing... which uh, i dunno. i, i guess i'm just hoping for a caring and nurturing relationship, you know, one th...one that's going somewhere. uh, like i, i take them where they're going and they buy me chevron with techron. i mean, yeah, you know, what can i say, i'm a, i'm a romantic. [ male announcer ] your car takes care of you, care for it. chevron with techron. care for your car. alright, now i just look desperate. the more notes a student took, the better they performed, but those with fewer verbatim notes did better than those who merely transcribe

apple and samsung say the others stole their idea and technology used in their smartphone and apple says samsung owes them $2.2 billion and samsung is asking for $6 million in damages. >> million or billion? >> we will double check...that is quote a discrepancy. >> whatever, it is serious money. >> sorry. >> no, that is the thing, you are not sorry. >> good morning, everyone, we will turn 180 degrees and get serious. you have seen it on our news and here is a round up of what happened, 31 tornadoes ravaging arkansas and yesterday we had 80 and 62 raked mississippi in the same area of mississippi into alabama with moderate risk of severe weather today and a slight risk into detroit, michigan. we have beautiful sunrise from mount tamalpais and we have to cover it up with the forecast and hazy sunshine and the coast has the heat peeking tomorrow and back to normal by sunday and then dry all 15 days and the grounds will dry rapidly the next couple of days when you factor this heated. 82 in milpitas to 90 in gilroy and 86 in san jose. and we will drop to 81 in san mateo and 77 in millbrae and

and so apple wants about $40 per samsung device. fty price tag the sappable wins -- if apple wins of $2 billion. the most popular features like slide to unlock and siri -- >> the capital of california is sacramento. >> reporter: hasn'ted two tech giants in court for a second time. and the jury's verdict could impact how your phone functions. in a second patent infringement trial, they are accusing each other of copying features using their popular smart phones and tablets. including the iphone 5 and ipad mini as well as samsung's galaxy s 3 and galaxy note. >> on the samsung side they have accused of apple copying video calls,. >> reporter: both tens aring -- companies are asking for damages. samsung wants about $7 million in royalties. >> i don't think it was ever really about the money. i think it's this battle to dominate the mobile industry. >> reporter: for consumers the verdict could force changes to your phone. >> it's really the mobile operating systems you know kind of battling here. one thing that we could see would be goog

of stealing ideas the trial in silicone valley is the latest in a series of lawsuits between apple and samsung. the chapel dominates the current case the cost to sandstone could reach up to two billion us dollars if apple is is that it will only have to pay about six million dollars regardless of the outcome the ultimate losers the consumer experts say the lawsuit can lead to more expensive smartphones and slow the overall pace of innovation. apple claims samsung still have from search technology to allow someone searching for a telephone number or address on the way to tap on the results to call the number four but the address into a mass in addition apple says simpson copied slide to unlock which allows users to swipe the face of their smartphone to use it since the encounter that apple is doing a wireless technology system that is that the sending and receiving of data. less than two years ago in federal jury in the same court brown simpson was infringing on apple patents and order stamps and to pay about nine hundred million us dollars but an appeal is underway products and technology are

the latest court fights under apple and samsung if apple wins samsung could be out 2 billion if samsung winds apple could be out 6 million that could be more expensive devices with google's waiting in the wings. virginia couple having the best month ever winning $1 billion and ended march powerball drawing dead $150,000 in the big four game than one another billion from scratch tickets three winning tickets in less than a month. we are coming right back. senator russia's refuse to back off the borders of the ukraine. k.t. mcfarland is next. [ male announcer ] it's here -- xfinity watchathon week, your chance to watch full seasons of tv's hottest shows for free with xfinity on demand. there's romance, face slaps, whatever that is, pirates, helicopters, pirate-copters... argh! hmm. it's so huge, it's being broadcast on mars. heroes...bad guys... asteroids. available only on mars. there's watching. then there's watchathoning. ♪ lou: net this point the futile search for malaysian airlines yielding nothing. i cluster of objects found in the current search zone of the indian ocean was only fi

because we know about apple and samsung a little bit right? >> reporter: you can consider apple as just about 15 minutes up 280 here with no traffic of course. they actually did find six women and four men who either did not know a lot about the companies or did not have any strong opinions about either one. >> okay. well we'll see how it plays out. kiet do live in san jose this morning. thanks. >>> an online dating website is asking its users to switch web browsers because of what one ceo did. ok cupid wants its users to stop using fire fox as a form of protest against mozilla. its ceo brendan ike made a $1,000 donation to support an anti-gay campaign in 2008 and it became public in 2012. he has since apologized and assures it will be a place of equality. >>> ok cupid is trending this morning. also trending? hymim. "how i met your mother." the finale was last night and it was pretty good. >> you watched it. >> yes. april fools, today is april 1st and you know what that means. >> it means you're getting to lie a lot today. don baylor the angels

of frenzied activity copying the apple features. samsung accuse apple of twisting words, saying three patents accused of infringing are not used on the iphone. employees -- that he does not believe he has legitimate legal claims. he cannot know for certain what he will do. he denies the board will accept a plea lead story of the day, getting more people to sign up, 255 million active users. this was 35%. a bright spot. sales more than doubled year-over-year. more than $132 million. in after-hours trading, it was the lowest level. cory johnson is here in the studio. some positive metrics year, for sure. whole, i thought all of the numbers look better. get -- >> sequentially? >> some of the numbers got better. it was not the continuation of the trend that we see. i think it is a big deal. it does accelerate the growth rates. we saw the marigold that happened after facebook. it re-accelerated. pulledt know if trigger it off because they do not have the option of discovering mobile. twitter is already on mobile. trendsain, a lot of the that wer

the apple-samsung patent trial continues this week after hitting a snag. on friday the court upheld a ruling over samsung's infringement of apple's '647 "quick links" patent.testimony was supposed to be wrapped up friday, but both companies must present more evidence today. closing arguments are expected tomorrow. manhattan is becoming a real estate magnet for chinese investors. as prices explode in hong kong and shangai, chinese buyers are sinking money into new york city. many of china's wealthy buy property in the u.s. so they can send their children to a western school. previously russians were the biggest foreign buyers -- but sotheby's reports the recent political tensions between the u.s. and russia have slowed that behavior. a new study finds the pay gap is much smaller between men and women in the tech sector harvard university reports women in tech make anywhere from 89% to 99% of what men make. in finance , a woman on average makes 66% of a man's salary, and in medicine... 71%. the study finds flexibility within the tech field helps eliminate th

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. >>> apple and samsung are facing off in a san jose courtroom in another case involving patents. apple is suing samsung for about $2 billion claiming samsung's phones violated at least five of apple's patents. >>> wall street showed gains today but the year of the market is flat. the dow jones rose 134 points, nasdaq added 43. both indexes are down a fraction so far this year. >>> the death toll in the washington state mudslide roads to 24 today. the number of missing fell. the medical examiner has identified 17 of them including three children. officials lower the number of people missing to 22. more rain is making the search for that slide area more difficult. and there's danger from toxic materials. when rescuers and dogs leave the area they have to go through decontamination. >>> people are asking if they still have to ration their water despite all the rain we're getting. starting tomorrow residence in fremont and union city can water their guards only once a week or face fines or have their water shut off. many residents say that is unfair. >> it's raining and has been raini

. >> apple samsung patent infringement lawsuit, jury roars listened to a month of testimony. apple is demanding samsung pay $2.2 billion of samsung for infringing on patents. >> keep an eye on twitter this morning. $38 a share. investors concerned that twitter is not growing anywhere fast enough. san jose company reporting gains but not big enough. the stock dropped 4% after hours. once again when you look closely enough it turns out ebay doesn't contribute enough. >> temperatures are expected to spike today. gee are starting with 65 degrees. and the only place where you are getting heat relief right now you can see san francisco let me take you through your day. it is unusual to get this warm from the city. it will be mild out here. it is clear out there. 68 by 9:00 am. between noon and 3:00 p.m. we are up to 85 degrees. it is going to be 98 in pleasantton. and just shy of 100 in santa rosa. if you have outdoor activities the sooner the better today. we are going to see significant changes. today we peak at 94 degrees in san jose. as we continue through the week we are going

phone makers like apple and samsung will help you find it with a kill switch.is next. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west," where we cover innovation, technology, and the future of business. i'm emily chang. the biggest names in electronics and phone carrier services are signing on for a kill switch. as of july 2015, models built for retail sales in the united states will offer an antitheft tool, making the phone inoperable if it is lost or stolen. apple, samsung, and at&t have volunteered to participate. how much will it prevent theft? joining us are these cyber security reporter of bloomberg news. what does the kill switch mean? >> what is interesting about the announcement, a lot of the companies have had this capability, handset makers have had this capability since the phones were introduced. they are allowing consumers to access this feature. it allows you to wipe content remotely from your phone. if you want to brick the phone and make sure it does not work at all, you can do that. the interesting part is the phone companies have been able to do this u

. >>> apple and samsung battle has begun. apple is accusing samsung on infringing on siri's voice and other apple products. they have used their patents, samsung is appealing. >>> pilot admitted he should have aborted the flight at the landing at sfo. they failed to monitor speed at the decent and the failure to maintain speed was the probable cause of the crash. asiana blamed boeing. boeing denies that. the crash killed 3 passengers and injured 200 others. >>> back to storm watch coverage and the rain that fell at the home opener at the coliseum. it threatens ened the game but it started on time. >> it didn't dampen spirits. >> reporter: umbrellas, ponchos the game is still going on. according to these fans, getting here was half the battle. even a down tour couldn't dampen the spirits of the green and cold. >> we play rain or shine. >> let's go oakland. >> reporter: the afternoon thunderstorm. >> this is our 4th opener and the first time it has rained. >> reporter: it looked like the winter we should have had in january. >>

. >>> apple and samsung battle has begun. apple is accusing samsung on infringing on siri's voice and other apple products. they have used their patents, samsung is appealing. >>> pilot admitted he should have aborted the flight at the landing at sfo. they failed to monitor speed at the decent and the failure to maintain speed was the probable cause of the crash. asiana blamed boeing. boeing denies that. the crash killed 3 passengers and injured 200 others. >>> back to storm watch coverage and the rain that fell at the home opener at the coliseum. it threatens ened the game but it started on time. >> it didn't dampen spirits. >> reporter: umbrellas, ponchos the game is still going on. according to these fans, getting here was half the battle. even a down tour couldn't dampen the spirits of the green and cold. >> we play rain or shine. >> let's go oakland. >> reporter: the afternoon thunderstorm. >> this is our 4th opener and the first time it has rained. >> reporter: it looked like the winter we should have had in january. >>

apple and samsung has screened each other for ripken of the guys in t- shirts apple wants samsung tobillion and samsung wants apple to play that-pay. they have documents that show the frustration that each company is going through. the u.s. senate will try to raise it from 875 to . congressman michael grant was taken into federal custody following a two-year fbi program officials say the new york republican is charge of the connection of a failed aleged fa statement that he gave. the house members' campaign donation after a friend and donor have charged with an illegal that such illegal contributions. the search for the mess and malaysian airline tony abbott said that u they have sphagnum starring the initial search area far off their trillion west coast they still have not found anything the search will now be entering a new phase. it's hardly a likely that we will find anything or any type of debris around the surface. the current size to a unhook which focuses on searching the ocean and a much larger area. it was an original area of a 2.8 mi.u. for the scene that airplanes black b

carriers, apple, samsung, google and motorola are backing the efforts. to stop this. a crime so common it become an epidemic. >> the idea is if you can remotely wipe the data on your phone, lockdown the phone so nobody who does not have the password can access it, thieves won't steal the phones. >> the new features won't be available until july of 2016. >>> we have learned the indian tribe that runs a bay area casino is on the verge of making big decisions. >> bad boys, bad boys, watch out. we discovered in san jose tonight. we're back in 70 seconds. ,,,,,, ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. take some potentially drast action. only on 5 tonight: joe vazq . >> a bay area indian tribe may take as the trick action. jeez -- drastic action. >> the river rock casino is run by the dry creek rancheria, and we have learned that dozens of tribal members

the patents relate to apple's iphone 5 and samsung's gal lax xi 1rks3. e but sources at apple tell me, listen, this is some of the most innovative technologies. apple devoted a lot of time, hard work, and money to develop that slide to unlock feature. and they're not about to get ripped off by rivals. samsung is counter that it licensed a lot of this technology from google's android operating system if that's true then apple's complaint should be with google. in fact, google's andy ruben, the man who built google's android software, is on the witness list here. apple and samsung have been battling for years. two years ago in this very courtroom a jury ordered samsung to pay apple $930 million in damages. opening statements are today. they start in just about one hour. carl, back to you. >> that's a big story with a lot of ramifications, josh. thanks so much. it does bring us to the squawk feed. joining us this morning, kevin o'lea o'leary, investor on "shark tank." he joins us remote today. and jon fortt is here. let's start with the big court t battle. a

apple, samsung, hewlett-packard, and dell are the tech companies with top-tier recycling programs. according to the consumer electronics association. consumers recycle about 600 million pounds of electronic equipment each year. "it's important to recyle your electronics because you might not realize it, but there are a lot of components in these products that can be reused, such as the plastics, metals, and glass." retailers best buy and staples are cited as have the most extensive recycling programs for devices and old office equipment. in our cover story, the corporate doorway is opening a little wider for people whove dreamed of white collar jobs but because they come from disadvantaged backgrounds, few had the expectation that they'd ever get the chance...until now. for young adults who've completed high school but have no access to livable wage jobs or college. a non-profit called "year up" teaches skills designed to get them in the door of a corporation looking for motivated young adults who have potential but little else. "we're intentional about choosing people who have bar

samsung attorneys argue that apple is trying to -- samsung accuses apple of stealing its patent. >>> ktvu's david steveson reports one defendant closely tied to yee calls the corruption case nothing but a trumped up smear campaign. >> reporter: nearly a week after raided leland yee offices, authorities raided another office who's charged with wire fraud and arms trafficking. >> we told the fbi we let them know we found this office. and we wanted to make sure they had all the information they needed. >> reporter: a office is used by leland yee's assistant. >> spent a couple of hours looking through the office, looking through the computer. >> he's considered a central character in the case. his charges range from drugs and armed trafficking to a murder for hire plot. >> there is no murder, there is no body, there is no corpse. it was in the mind of an fbi agent. >> reporter: defense attorney told the judge and recorders his clients is the victim of trolling by undercover agents. >> the evidence will show they went to keith jackson as honest business people and they kept up that preten

apple accuses samsung of ripping off smartphone technology developed by steve jobs and other apple geniusesg 2.2 billion in damages. samsung denies that and says apple stole two of its patents and it is suing for $6.2 million. >>> apple rolled out the new line of mac book air laptops and dropping the starting price by $100. the tech giant says the updated air models have more powerful processors and as much as two more hours of battery life. >>> the group here in the big apple that organizes the annual subway ride in your underwear is at it again. >> this time improv everywhere sent people into the big gap store on fifth avenue. on cue, they all pulled up their white hoods and posed as gap mannequins. didn't go as planned. >> store security handcuffed many and had them lay on the floor. after they assessed the situation, everyone was allowed to leave. no arrests were made. kind of like performance art. >> i think it is. >> masks scare people, you know what i mean. >> yeah, you can't do that. >> underwear is not as scary, maybe in some cases but masks scare people. >> i don't know -- they we

carriers as well as apple, samsung and others support it. 50% of robberies in the city are cell phones. a woman was killed for her phone in st. louis. the anti-theft feature will make smartphones a little less desirable now to thieves. >> the idea is that if you can remotely wipe all the data on your phone, lock down your phone so that nobody who does not have the password can access it, thieves won't want to steal phones because they won't have any resale values. >> cell phone carriers and companies in the u.s. have previously fought the idea of a kill switch because it cuts into their profits made by replacing the stolen phones. the feature won't be available until july 2016. >>> we have learned that a bay area indian tribe that runs a well-known casino may soon take some potentially drastic action. joe vazquez explains what's going on with the pomo tribe that runs the river rock casino in geyserville. >> this is my brother's spot and my spot here. >> reporter: they are former chief dan and his brother greg cordova raised their families along the same road that now leads up to river

samsung attorneys argue that apple is trying to -- samsung accuses apple of stealing its patent. >>> ktvu's david steveson reports one defendant closely tied to yee calls the corruption case nothing but a trumped up smear campaign. >> reporter: nearly a week after raided leland yee offices, authorities raided another office who's charged with wire fraud and arms trafficking. >> we told the fbi we let them know we found this office. and we wanted to make sure they had all the information they needed. >> reporter: a office is used by leland yee's assistant. >> spent a couple of hours looking through the office, looking through the computer. >> he's considered a central character in the case. his charges range from drugs and armed trafficking to a murder for hire plot. >> there is no murder, there is no body, there is no corpse. it was in the mind of an fbi agent. >> reporter: defense attorney told the judge and recorders his clients is the victim of trolling by undercover agents. >> the evidence will show they went to keith jackson as honest business people and they kept up that preten

and the real winner or loser in the apple-samsung patent case, maybe google. check of your top headlines, charter is near a deal to acquire one .5 million subscribers from comcast. it will get a 40% stake in a new company with another two point 5 million customers according to people familiar with the situation. bestst is going to do describe her is to acquire time warner cable. customers to acquire time warner cable. disney already agreed to be part of the service last month and this has held talks with other networks. dish is trying to become the first company to sell a full package of streaming channels over the internet. e storage has had a foundation of $3 billion, triple what it was worth eight months ago. this new valuation comes as the company raised $225 million and is the fifth u.s. company to raise around above $200 million this year. the ceo says revenue grew 700% last year. he will be joining us later this hour. first, to the lead story, apple opened its books as it reports second-quarter earnings and for the first time in a decade, revenue is pro

samsung took on 31% of the industry's revenue. apple took him about 15%. samsung is still very big right now. this is what will take the headlines. apple inc. first is samsung electronics. we talk a lot about innovation. 25% of samsung's workforce is in research and development. it is huge, absolutely massive. when we talk about tech innovation, we talk about fingerprint sensors. the likelihood of it s five being waterproof. we talk about disruption like there is no tomorrow. the me make it simple for both of us. this year could just be about screen size. the s five comes out on april 11. samsung have dominated this market. there produced big screen phones. the asians and especially chinese like a bigger phone. this led the likes of apple. the story can really build up by september time. it doesn't matter what goes into the iphone at this point, but they could release to iphones. they could release one at 5.5 inches. they could really dominate china and asia with that. they could put the squeeze intentionally on samsung. >> jon, thank you for that. japan is

samsung says apple copied some of its technology. this is the second go around for the two companies. two years ago, a federal jury found samsung was infringing on apple patents. samsung has appealed that judgment. >>> it's 6:58 right n18 right n. let's take a peek outside overlooking san francisco. beautiful. the sun is rising over the bay area and check in with christina. enjoy today if you don't like the warmer temperatures. the coolest ones for the week. >> yeah, we have some really hot weather moving in quickly. happy monday to you, scott, laura, everybody at home. thanks for waking up with us and good news in the weather department for this monday. and then those changes really kick in for tuesday, wednesday and thursday. so, the weather story of the day, little overcast here through san rafael and those low clouds are moving in and going to be a factor, at least between 7:00 and 9:00 and after that start to burn off between 10:00 and noon and good-looking day shaping up as a result. most of that cloud cover clinging to the coas

dale sohn on the stand at the apple samsung patent trial. something it did not do in the 2012 case. testifying about how it developed bounds and marketing practices. they also put engineers from google on the stand. first to the lead story of the day. google putting google glass on sale to the general public today. plus tax for00 access to the explorer program, the same price that developers pay. it is available only to adults living in the united states. this, as they have a patent application pending for tiny cameras in bedded and contact lenses. for more, i bring in a partner at excel partners. hosting a fireside chat with the cofounder of secret, today invite only conference. bringing together the top 180 executives in mobile. earlier executives and facebook. many mobile hits. good to see you. always great to have you here. talking about google glass. thatptimistic are you something like this can go mainstream? isthe way it goes mainstream. glass is still beta at this point. it is still very much intended for developers. i think the reality is you try the product. probably going

the biggest battle over the apple samsung trial is getting people to shut off their phones. it slows down the wi-fi connection to her realtime transcript. she has warned that she may he force everyone to hand over their cell phones. gm reporting to sell a portion of the chevy volt. priced at about p $30,000 will have a smaller battery pack. only sold $55,000 since it was just launched in 2011. the senate judiciary committee holds a hearing today on the comcast warner merger. congress has no formal role in reviewing deals. this merger raises questions on how americans access t slxt anv internet. >>> it was a nearly perfect day for the giant's home opener yesterday. huge show of support there. he waved to the crowd. severely beaten in the parking lot of dodger's stadium. three years ago. after the game itself. the giant's offense continued to roll. he belted one. this home run helping the giants beat the diamond dacks 7-3 and fans will take ome a bobble head. >> great deal. let's check the baseball weather with christina good morning. i can't hear you. >> the diamond backs ver

straight out told the jury apple's real issue is with google and the android operating system, which runs on samsung products. google executives took the stand, as well. the jury to tell the jury google never stole any ideas from apple. apple's lawyers say samsung's hiding behind google. introduced dpogoogle promised t cover part of the legal costs if samsung lost this latest court battle. this makes the one different from the one two years ago when a federal jury ordered samsung to pay a billion dollars. samsung for the most part kept google out of that trial. now google is in the middle of it all. samsung has appealed that 2012 judgment. if a jurfinds samsung guilty they would have to pay $2 billion. if google loses it will pay a few hundred million. >>> 5:50 the south bay stow away who hitched a ride to hawaii could be reunited with his father this week. his father released a statement yesterday saying "we were relieved to hear of his safety considering the circumstances of this trip. my son like many immigrant children is struggling adjusting to life in this country." the 15-year-old boy was try

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closing arguments are set for the apple samsung patent trial. they have applied him or darrell basham more narrow application. at&t is planning to bring 4g marlys access to flights. they could start this as soon as next year. dividershares of wi-fi plunging in after-hours. drivingays the self cars logged nearly 700,000 autonomous miles. google has been testing the cars around the hometown of mountain view, to improve their ability weeks after the disclosure of the heartbleed glitch, there is another major glitch. this affects about 25% of browsers out there, looking at versions six through 11, although the most recent ones are mainly being hurt. the way it works, it gives the hacker the same level of access as the official user. people that still have microsoft xp, windows xp, are particularly troubled in this case. cory johnson, microsoft stopped providing security patches for xp, so those 3 million machines have nothing to do. >> we know the mitigation it takes to take the system to the new operating system. for an individual, it may take a fe

apple focused on the high end right now. -- samsung something and apple was taking very different approachescritical isg to be when they come out with the iphone six. they do a larger screen. that is going to really attack samsung at the high end. >> i was really struck the cash number here. 60 billion in cash is a very apple-like number. they have a big plan to return it to shareholders. what do you make of that? >> they spend a lot of money on marketing. this is where the bulk of the money is spent. and it is spent well. presence and advertising is where their money goes. they have said they will be returning the cash to shareholders. athink apple has set precedence with the last quarterly report where they are increasing the size of the buyback in giving more to investors. i think samsung will be forced to follow. i think global investors will have a similar expect patient use of cash, particularly given the quarterly jump in cash. >> brian blair, managing director at rosenblatt securities. we will continue to follow both of them. up, disney just announced cash of the new star wars movie,

. >>> apple and samsung were back in federal court fighting over patents. jury selection began in the case h is a fresh round of -- apple accuses samsung on infringing on patents. >>> our top story tonight, rain and thunder hitting the bay area. we're tracking the situation outside as it changes and we're also tracking the storm damage. >>> storm tracker 2 still working hard on today's storm. this rain is here to stay. i'm keeping an eye on this storm as it's changing. i'll tell you how much rain we could see coming up. >>> today's wet roads made for dangerous driving conditions and we'll talk about a crack down chp will be making on distracted drivers. anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco.

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but experts say whoever wins, the cost most likely will only be passed onto the consumer. >> apple said samsung directly passed onto consumers and make all of those phones more expensive. >> this case is being tried less than two years after a federal jury found samsung was infringing on apple patents and ordered samsung to pay nearly a billion dollars to apple. samsung is appealing. >>> the murder trial of a houston woman who stabbed her boyfriend to death with her stiletto. she used a high heel to step on anderson at least 25 times. lawyers claim self-defense. they say anderson, a university professor, was abusive and drank often. >>> a burglar who tried to prey on an elderly couple in new hampshire got a lot more than he bargained for. 87-year-old ford welsh found his door busted open when he returned from the grocery store with his wife. the thief was in the house. the couple blocked in his car. when welsh refused to give up his car keeshgs a fight broke out. he wrestled that man to the ground. the robber eventually got away but didn't take long for police to catch up to him. >> ask me why

samsung's goes on the sale and it has a 5.1 inch screen. big screens are what sells. apple has not featured in this space. it is where samsung has eaten up market share. that could change this year. there is talk that apple will unveil two iphones this year. one might have a screen measuring 5.5 inches. what might really matter is just the size of the hardware. >> thank you so much. jonathan ferro with the latest on samsung. final thoughts with julian rathbone.rth of the smart phone is so crowded. the chinese mobile manufacturer is hoping to sell something like 100 million hand sets in the next couple of years. what does that mean for investors? you stay out of it? how do you play this? >> i think the hardware market is exceptionally difficult to make money and even if you're looking at supplies, it can be a real roller coaster. you look at people with innovative ideas. these are sometimes quite binary. our overall views in the smart phone market is one that you probably will do better to keep away from and as your reporter highlighted, it is going to become more competitiv

opening statements on the apple trial. the samsung lawyers told the jury that apple's lawsuit is really an attack on google's operating system and that apple is using samsung to get a court order blocking android phones. isle's lawyer argues it samsung that makes the samp -- the smartphones. grubhub is raising the price of its upcoming ipo. by threee the price dollars and now expects the price anywhere from $23 to $25 a share. it would be valued at just under $2 billion at the top of the range. cbs as abe a blow for looks to cash in on the upcoming masters tournament. tiger woods has redrawn -- withd rawn. having tiger in contention has routinely boosted ratings. inyears he was a nonfactor 2012, final-round ratings dropped 22%. amazon making a huge push into the streaming tv world. big announcement in new york tomorrow. we know it will be something about video, we don't know for sure if it will be a box. they denied it was a free streaming service. >> it is interesting how hardware has become an impediment. a lot of interesting player

and the real winner or loser in the apple-samsung patent case, maybe google. top headlines, charter is near a deal to acquire one .5 million subscribers from comcast. it will get a 40% stake in a new company with another two point 5 million customers according to people familiar with the situation.

samsung apple copied some of its technology. this is the second go around for the two companies. two years ago, a federal jury found samsung was infringing on other apple patents. apple has appealed that judgment. >>> microsoft rushing to fix a major bug in internet explorer for that and the rest of the news before the bell, let's turn. >> futures are higher as stocks come down off of a down trading week. the s&p 500 index says the broadest measure of the market has alternated between gains and losses. investors will focus on the economy due to reports on gdp and jobs. today we get data on pending home sales. 16,361 and the nasdaq moving 72 to 4075. >>> well, comcast has reached a $20 billion deal with charter communications that could reshape the cable tv business. comcast, the parent of nbc universal, will swap or sell about 4 million subscribers to charter. it hinges on regulators approval comcast takeover on cable. >>> microsoft is rushing to fix a major bug in internet explorer. the bug could let hackers gain control of your pc, allowing them to change or delete data. microso

those e-mails are actually making apple happy, because apple is trying to prove samsung and google hold deep connections in this case. apple released the e-mail as part of its defense against a law brought by samsung. >>> speaking of apple, after the bell, apple will announce its first quarter earnings. the cupertino company might hint at some new products during its earnings report. facebook reports after the bell as well. the menlo park company expected to discuss plans for what's app, which is just announced this week, it hit 500 million users. and zynga releases earnings after the bell as well. they just released "farmville 2." maybe things will be a little sunnier for the san francisco company, now that they have a new game. >>> and happy anniversary to youtube. nine years ago today, the first clip was uploaded to the site. it was this one, 19 seconds long. the cofounder, simply titled, "me at the zoo," received about 14 million hits. >>> one of the biggest names in silicon valley finding his name enshrined among hollywood's a-lister. >> madame tulane's wax museum will have a figur