california's attorney general, carmela harris, and facebook's coo will speak with students about internet safety. students from seven bay area schools will participate. >>> palo alto is moving forward with its proposal to have quiet zones. last night city council went as far as agreeing to study the idea. quiet zones are section of the rail lines where trains do not sound their horn. for the past two years people near alma street have been asking the council to create one near their home. >>> a live look out150id. that's the bay bridge. >> looks clear there. >> you hear fog horns this morning? >> no it's not usually the day after the rain subsides but the following day. so that's tomorrow. asking my counterpart over here, the weather wizard, david parkinson to hit that pencil for me, and he didn't. i'll walk over here. thank you, buddy. a big ridge of high pressure building in as we head throughout the day today. that's the story of the day. this will bring our temperatures way up as we head throughout the next couple of days. it will only get stronger. taking the storm track well north o

california's attorney general, carmela harris, and facebook's ceo will be there. student also come from seven different bay area schools to participate. >>> could a smart tv be giving away family secrets? >> samsung is warning that smart tvs could pick up personal conversations and send that information back to the company. samsung says it does not keep voice data or sell it to third parties. the company adds users can disable the feature if they want. >> everyone right now is checking their settings. >>> 4:44. apple pay is set to take off. >> starting next week, passengers on select jetblue flights will be able to use apple pay on their phones to buy food, drinks and other amenities. jetblue is the first airline to accept the payment at 35,000 feet. >>> gas prices are inching back up. that might be a good thing. >> context everything. we will find more about that and more of the business news before the bell. good morning. >> sam and laura, good morning. we know what americans are doing with the money they're saving from cheaper gas, buying more gas a report from

carmela harris is has already taken on the coke brother's dark money groups. they are going after initiatives in california and see it shape the debate when it comes to immigration in other areas. >> if they're wise, they will spend a small amount of it to make you think they're there so our money that is spent for those purposes will have to be spent to shore up california on the blue side. then they'll go in the red states and object literate us the -- obliterate us. >> they're more libertarian. will they go for an rand paul type? >> and maybe the candidates switching the positions or laying off some things to get the money. >> one of the first target will be the destination of the republican party. we saw mitt romney pull out because they said you've run a couple of times. we need somebody fresh. the fresh person is jeb bush. they are more conservative. we want to fund the other candidates and that will fund the debate. >> they want to raise donate more money than president obama had for his candidacy. >> i would find much better uses for the money if i was

california's attorney general, carmela harris, and facebook's coo will speak with students about internet safety. students from seven bay area schools will participate. >>> the government has an appetite for data. it wants more. >> u.s. investigators have asked for more information than ever. >> about 1600 times in the last six months. twitter says it handed the information over about 80% of the time. twitter released its latest transparency report on monday, saying how often it's been asked for user information or to take down something. the most takedown request came from turkey. turkey's president tried to ban twitter at one point. its court said that was unconstitutional. weirdly enough, this same president who doesn't like twitter because so many twitter users have been accusing him of corruption, sent his first tweet today. he said you shouldn't smoke. netflix is now available in cuba. the los gatos company is the first to take advantage of the new openness. not many cubans have an international credit card or high speed internet access, if they did, they, too, could watch "house of

carmela harris is the only candidate to officially enter the race. >>> 5:13, a respected security firm said it found evidence that someone is putting spy software right into the software dna of computers and of hard drives. scott mcgrew, we're not talking about a hacker or virus, but something far more serious. >> we're talking about right at the manufacturing level, the software that controls the things like hard drives down below the operating system. spying programs essentially so deep inside the computer you could remove the whole operating system and it would still be there. the security company kapersky says it's not naming the government it suspects of doing this but says the targets are countries like iran russia and pakistan, so if you're having trouble reading between the lines there, those are countries the united states would tend to spy on. >>> well let's check the markets this morning. let's turn to meg terrell, live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, meg. >> good morning. stocks could face pressure today as investors worry about bailout talks in greece which have

california attorney general carmela harris and cheryl sandberg facebook's coo, will talk about internets from seven bay area schools will be attending. wish we had that when we were in high school. >> the internet alone would have helped out. we will show you overlooking a large deck of low clouds this morning. taking you to the ground level, that's from the hilltops. fog out there. mike and i are tracking that. that should be burning off rapidly. temperatures in the 40s by lunch time today. low 60s, a couple 50s out there. you will need a sweater or jacket out there today. temperatures will be warm later on. 69 in the north bay. 64 in san francisco. the warming trend continues well into this week upper 70s on the ray for your valentine's day weekend. >> a big look at the north bay slowing from 101 towards san rafael out of novato. the east shore freeway feeding over to that area is also. bay bridge toll plaza has metering lights on. look at this coming down through concord, pleasant hill crashes look like they are just about cleared from the roadway. another crash adds to this lower dr