you come home, and somehow you hook up with gabe. you trained gabe, right? >> yes.nd some other wounded veterans all worked together to train gabe during our healing process as well. it's -- gabe i attribute truly to my healing process and the fact i know that helping train him to go to someone like justin made it all the more worth it. no better motivator than training a dog for another veteran. >> justin, you were the lucky recipient of gabe, and i asked you whether i can touch him. some service dogs you're not supposed to. >> i'll tell him to go to you. >> all right. spencer hands off gabe to you, and how does gabe help you? >> he helps me out a lot. he is a mobility assistance and balance dog, so i'm a left above the knee amputee so he walks on my left side, and if go to fall i can lean on him and prevent myself from embarrassing myself, and if want to get off the ground he helps me out, and if i want to -- if i drop my keys he will pick them up and give them to me. he can get things out of the principle. >> why golden retrievers? >> we breed golden retrievers a

gabe gut area yez starting us off. gabe, thanks. >>> mike seidel witnessed a lot of weather in the past 7 two hours. we're in for more tonight and tomorrow. he happens to be in summer dale, alabama for us tonight. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the six inches of rain, nearly six inches of rain in pensacola last night in one hour is a once in a 500-year event. they had a record crest this morning. take a look at the radar, dc and baltimore under flood warnings. dulles airport has had their wettest april day on record, three inches and counting. look at this in baltimore, the heavy rain washed out this road, at least six cars tumbled to the railroad tracks below. it's being sered by this freaky blocking pattern that looks like a giant tilted s. the white is the moisture shooting up the east coast today. the best news, some severe weather this evening and that tornado threat is much lower than it has been the past couple days. another two inches of rain in spots and watches and warnings up in a dozen stat

nbc's gabe gutierrez is on daytona beach tonight.abe, good evening. >> reporter: cynthia, good evening. there have been at least 120 rescues in this county just today. for many vacations families, there have been some terrifying moments and for the lifeguards here, it has been a busy holiday weekend. from coast to coast, it's the unofficial start of summer. beaches jam packed. last winter's polar vortex a distant memory. >> it's an absolutely beautiful day. gorgeous day. >> reporter: this holiday weekend a wave of trouble. in florida lifeguards rescued more than 200 swimmers trapped in dangerous rip currents. including teresa's 10-year-old son. >> scared the living heck out of me. >> reporter: rip currents are powerful channels of fast moving water caused by shifting sands that can move of speeds of eight miles per second. if you're caught in one, your best bet is to swim paralal to the shore. >> don't panic. don't expel your energy. >> reporter: the 60 lifeguards here are stretched to their limit. >> the high pressure system built o

gabe slate kron 4 news. a mountain view police officer is behind bars.n suspicion of possession of child pornography. san jose on tuesday. >> pam: detectives say, they found child pornography on his personal computer. nguyen has been a patrol officer for the past seven years. still a student is recovering after being shot in the leg. kennedy high school in >> pam: this is video from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c-7. police say, the 14-year-old was shot at south - 41st boulevard. the school was temporarily placed on lockdown. >> pam: police say, the boy ran to the campus to get help. he was then taken to a hospital and is in stable condition. >> pam: oakland has a new police chief. sean whent became the permanent police chief today. after serving as interim for almost a year. he was sworn- in by oakland mayor jean quan. whent has been with the police department for 18- years. new tonight at 8 - a just realesed study suggests, the the san joaquin vally in central california. could actually be putting the state at greater risk of an earthquake. >> pa

we can talk to gabe about this. i have gabe right here. talk us through of a little bit of the law.ecause, without getting too boring on us. two lawyers, one sports guy. can he litigate his way away from this, it is significant that he has said nothing amidst this entire national spanking. >> surely he can try to drag this into federal court. but before we even get there, there is day possibility, i think remote possibility, but there is a possibility that the other owners and his sponsors and the fans do put enough pressure on him and if you do have some one like oprah winfrey who will offer him enough money that he might agree to voluntarily sell the team. i think that is a long shot. but it is possible. if he decides heap does not want to sell the team and owners go through the process and the vote and decide to try to force him to sell the team. then i think we will end of in federal court. he has a number of argument he's can make as to why he cannot be forced to sell his team. nba constitution does have provisions in place that allow owners to force another owner to sell a tea

gabe slate tech report states tim stay tuned for gabe slate tech report >> pam: nick tonight at 8 the future in car technology kron4 high-tech reporter dave slate got a sneak peek of a first of this kind and automobiles. >> reporter: gabe slate tech report >> reporter: this is the first time under this c e s that this car has been out in public so i had a chance to see it in public and learn more about it. >> to see on the roof makes about 300 w of power. it is the first of its kind vehicle that enables the battery to provide power to the power train with solar energy. it has been inspiring people have dreamed about what is possible we have seen a point where it sees viable to put it on a eight car other that the roof of your house. s make it work does make it do something. there is some engineering that has been done on it. we are working towards that to make sure one day you will see if ford vehicle was stolen on top of it. olar solar panels ontop. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. any

we get our report on this tonight from nbc's gabe gutierrez in atlanta. >> come on in.his house is 2,164 square feet. >> reporter: over the past year, carl and stephanie have been desperately searching for their first home. >> this would be mommy's room. >> it's been a long year. >> reporter: the young couple and two toddlers looked at about 40 homes and made offers on about 13, but so far no luck. >> we were shocked. >> it's gotten to the point where even when you put in an offer, they are saying cash only. >> reporter: new data shows a record 43% of home seams this year have been all cash deals, even more in some cities like atlanta, new york and las vegas, where more than half of buyers pay 100% cash. in miami, two out of every three homes are being sold without financing. the reason? tougher lending standards, higher interest rates, and there is now more demand than supply. >> the first-time homebuyers getting priced out because they don't have the cash to scrape together to purchase homes. >> reporter: take this atlanta three bedroom home listed at $80,000. it sold

we get more on this tonight from nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> that day was the most terrifying day of my life. >> reporter: a year ago this week, briarwood elementary was torn apart, and amanda mccalister's three kids somehow survived. >> you have to prepare yourself, because you don't know -- hold on. what you're going to see. so that was the hardest for me. >> reporter: since then, researchers have been analyzing the damage in moore, looking for clues to see if structures can be better protected from future tornadoes. an engineer at the university of oklahoma, chris ramseyer presented initial findings to the state legislature, citing possible construction flaws at briarwood, which had been built about 30 years ago. he said the steel rebar in the school's cinder block walls was inadequate, only overlapping 6 to 8 inches in some spots when it should have overlapped at least 24. >> this wall should not have been able to come apart. >> reporter: he also found one support beam was not properly connected to the wall. the findings are now being peer reviewed by the american society of civil e

gabe slate kron4 news.fts >>: and business news we are following it's now official apple acquiring a be to electronics. --beats e corplectronics. deeds was founded in to thousand eight roth and bad news on the u.s. economy. a report coming out in the last hour. a dismal performance for the u.s. economy in the first three months of the year. it shows the u.s. economy actually shrank and what would be an annualized 1% and the get 5% cash back at lowe's this quarter so you can score more cash. activate your 5% cash back at chase.com/freedom. chase. so you can. to the kron4 morning news opening bell on wall street a disappointing and gross how clear skies when, at thought surface. bay area community 76. as things do change for the week and we have a clouds rolling am beginning tomorrow and the temperatures began to slide in dropping quite a bit over the next 24 hours will talk more about that when we have your complete forecast with their 7 day around the bay coming up and 645. for now though whatever to the tr

now for the offer to report with gabe slate. bud that sell wireless good starting today the big four carriers are implementing their new text 911 servicemen's which is something that the carriers have been working on for years but this is very important. unfortunately the counties in the bay area are not ready for this. >>: here's an example of what a text 911 what look like on the computer screen of the 911 operator who handles it. after someone text crime on with their emergency operator what takes them back with instructions or question. if it's a great idea. obviously we are in areas where text messages will go through what a phone call will not permit that because text requires a lot less signal to go through three of the carriers have committed to supporting 911 testing and their service area that doesn't mean that ought to the text but for 911 these call centers are under the jurisdiction of their local state and county is not the fcc which governs the character of the fcc was left of the counties that are ready and not o

gabe slate kron 4 news. a new ohio mom delivered a set of rare twins on mother's day. couple was told they were having mono mono twins. meaning the babies shared the same amniotic sac and placenta. doctors say the odds of this type of pregnancy: one in 10- thousand births. and take a look at this.when doctors lifted the twins up for their parents to see after delivery.the newborn sisters were holding hands! the twins ---jillian and jenna --- are both doing well and were removed from ventilators today after they were both able on their own. that's it for the kron 4 news at 8. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news developments at kron4.com or download one of ourour next newscast is tonight at goodnight.

. >> time for the tech -- tech report with gabe slate. >> a whole new type of one band, high-tech staff -- a chance to play in here more than 100 types of musical instruments. tonight the tech reporter introduces us to a unique new startup in the bay area turning clothes into musical instruments. >>> this is where both text to that extreme, the drum pants kit comes with everything you need to turn your close into a -- closing to a concert put on by you. >> then the fun. i think it's being -- is being able to be alive somewhat like when people tap on their bodies and minds they envision the sounds and it sounds totally awesome and read and now there's a way to tap into reality and take what you create and you can share it with other people. >> these strips are thin and lightweight and can place them over your close or under your clothes. in the pants, shirt, jacket, wherever you want. the sensors have two triggers each woman in that offer up to 100 different musical instruments sounds when you tap them. >> you can wear a small portable speaker to share your skill with the world or jim ou

to protect your device, kron 4 tech reporter gabe slate suggests. you turn on the "two- step verification" in your apple i-d settings. students at oakland's bishop o'dowd high school say, they are a group of students in oakland. is seeing a little more clearly today. thanks to the help from the state attorney general and an oakland a's baseball star. oakland a's - 2nd baseman eric sogard was at franklin elementary school today. he started the "nerd power" movement in the bay area. because of the glasses he wears while playing. he partnered with california attorney general kamala harris. and "vision to learn". a non- profit that provides free eye exams and glasses for low-income kids sogard says, he's happy to be a part of the program because its important. and he wants to show children. they can be cool and wear glasses at the same time. an estimated quarter- million children in california public schools need glasses. in sports. the u-s- national socer team takes to the pitch of candlestick park. . and the a's and tigers square off in a close one at

. >> and gabe gutierrez is there in moore, oklahoma, and on a somber day, there is the reality that thereso much more to do and rebuilding the do. what is the status there? >> well, it is a sombering anniversary, and it is incredibl incredible. we have been coming to moore for the last few months to show the follow-up stories of the community, and how they are rebuilding. you can see how the neighborhoods start to have more houses on the lots, and see some the rebuilding to take shape. this is plaza towers elementary, and this is the school where the seven children died and the first responders had to pull the children from the rubble. it was destroyed last year may 20th, 2013, when the ef-5 tornado roared through and it is mostly rebuilt, and the school administrators hope to open it in the fall, and have classes again, and this school along with briarwood elementary being rebui rebuilt. and now that is a big issue here in oklahoma, how to pay for rebuilding them. 1,100 schools in oklahoma do not have shelters in the their schools, and so who going to pay for them? and right now the legi

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time for the kron4 to report with gabe slate of pamela good morning. twitter has added a new feature that has you, muting people without them knowing that. when you're in a situation where someone is talking too much and you wish you could do this. commute three then that's the basic idea behind twitters new feature. it's like a digital music. of meeting a user on twitter means there tweets every tweets will no longer be visible in your time line 3 received push or less a mess when the notification from the user on their fall. some new music is still able to favor to retreat and reply to your tweets for anyone else to see but those notifications not show up in your time line either. and here's the sneaky part 3 and the person you decide to ignore will have no idea they have been used some 13, i can see this paying off and there's a certain sporting event that this hijacked year to defeat. so everyone's tweeting play-by- play of some big event and you just don't care about the sport. so you commute them. please post this step- by-step robert but a kron4

. >> and joining us is gabe gutierrez, and you think of the images and we heard of it that day in sheer fear, but moving ahead and looking at the sheer satisfaction of the people in the town, are the new building requirements meeting their concerns? >> well shgtamron, good morning. there has been a lot of progress made, and we are standing in front of the elementary school where a lot of progress has been made to rebuilding the school, and the school officials are hoping to open it in the fall with a storm shelter b through a lot of debate of how the pay for the 1,100 or so schools without a shelter. one architect recommends using a gym for the safe room and using the reinforced rebar, and the concrete room over a reinforced use of metal and three-point anchors, but the problem is that retro fitting every school in oklahoma with a storm shelter would cost more than $1 billion and the state legislature cannot agree on how the pay for it. moore, oklahoma, was the first city in america to pass new stronger rez dsidential codes s that the homes can withstand winds of 135-mile-an-hour, and f

for that story we turn to gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: in the adorable world of giant pandas -- >> soute! >> reporter: it's rarely easy to say good-bye. >> we know in the back of our mind it's bound to happen. when it gets to that point it's going to be tough. >> reporter: for keeper shanna dansburg and the rest of zoo atlanta, that moment is here. that moment is here for 5-year-old x e long and 3-year-old po. >> the boys are going to china to breed. >> reporter: giant pandas nearly died out in the wild. to reverse the status, china loans out many of its pandas to foreign zoos. they and cubs they produce much return eventually. >> the captive population of pandas is doing well. >> reporter: their older brother made this trip to china four years ago. on a fedex panda plane. panda express, if you will. the pair was scheduled to join them last year. but the zoo wanted to fatten them up before sending them home. >> reporter: for months it's been pandamonium at the zoo. >> it's not a sin to adore cute. >> reporter: abigail came decked out in her panda hoodie. even panda earrings. >> i ador

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we're hearing from nbc's gabe gutierrez on the ground at the facility that it was nearly flooded from storms over the past two days. he spoke with the county commissioner. >> i'm shocked. i'm surprised. i'm deeply saddened. our community has had a lot of tragedy in the last 24 hours with all of the rain and all of the water and to come into the jail and find this out, we're just praying and we're hoping for the best. >> pensacola, florida, hit a new record with rain with 20 inches, the most the city has seen in one day since the year 1880, by the way. >>> it was one of the many areas across the country that we have been following that got hit hard by severe weather in recent days. rushing waters flooded many roadways forcing drivers to leave their cars stranded in some areas. in baltimore, the heavy rain caused an entire street to collapse into a sinkhole, swallowing several cars along the way. many areas are trying to recover from the rough weather this morning. jay gray has more. >> reporter: rushing floodwaters have torn apart roadways, stranded drivers and swallowed entire communi

in march, abu gabe was convicted of conspiring to kill americans. u.s. attorney general, eric holder, said abu hansa supported the cause of violent extremism. his conviction is as just as it is swift. this case is all the more note worthy since it continues a trend of probations and top terrorism suspects in our court system. with each having a guilty verdict against a top al qaeda-linked figure, the debate on how to seek justice in these cases is quietlying put to rest. in 2009, the obama administration said that it would seek for all of those top masterminds at guantanamo way, lug shake mohammed. moving them to american soil could be a security threat n2009 and 2010, congress voted down bills that would have funded closing the base. >> the unwise and unwarranted restrictions undermine our counter terrorism efforts, and could harm our national security. >> instead, the top al qaeda suspects are still in prison in guantanamo, and stuck in the process of military tribune falls. under the bush administration's plan, there are legalities, defendants have at

gabe gutierrez is outside the jail and joins me now. gabe, there's a lot of confusion as to what happened and how many were injured or rescued from this collapsed jail. tell us the latest. >> andrea, good afternoon, we have received conflicting and confusing information from county officials throughout the morning. initially we were told two inmates were con fermed dead and everyone else was accounted for. recently within the past hour or so, we've heard from the county sheriff who says that two people are confirmed dead but that three people are unaccounted for. we don't know if those three are whether they escaped or whether they are in the hospital. we're hoping to find out more information in an afternoon news conference with possibly an atf official which is now part of the investigation. let me step out of the way here we're getting a closer look at the damage. this explosion happened around 11:00 last night. more than 100 people were injured. they were taken to local hospitals, we're told that most of them have minor injuries and

back to you. >> gabe, luke russert here.as on assignment in moore about a month ago right where you're at. i was struck by the resiliency not just in the adults but the kids seemingly able to persevere on and understanding what occurred was obviously a terrible loss and a terrible moment. but really about pushing forward and moving forward. talk about that for the general public that might not ever go to moore, oklahoma. this town is really rebuilding and they really are persevering. >> reporter: that's exactly right. this town really prides itself on being resilient. moore has suffered through three major tornadoes in the last 15 years. we have been coming back here every few months. i was here last year on the night of that tornado and we've been coming back every few months doing reports. it's been quite remarkable not just to see the physical rebuilding but also the emotional rebuilding. we were at the premiere of a tornado documentary that premiered last week. and really this community has come together and has begun to

app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you on for the kron4 to report with gabe morning convicted knows for you amazon is opening and first distribution center in the bay area. what critics of jobs. i just spoke with the mayor and when he is thrilled. >>: this is an exciting time and all of our communities. ross starting to climb out of that. there is to give a foam and associates from the work. second was a good fit and benefits. i couldn't find anyone to talk to make the several people told me off- camera that to their very excited mrs. avery think for their town. one passes is going to definitely apply if hoffapolice are looking for a suspect who shot a man inside the palms casino in las vegas. it happened during a party at a suite inside the hotel. the victim is in critical condition. poststhe hotel was locked down for a time, but has since been reopened. and a new twist in the donald sterling controversy. ha ha sources say sterling has sent a letter to the n-b-a pay his $2.5 million fine and rejects his lifetime ban. the letter also threatens the n-b-a with

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i'm for the kron4 tech report with gabe slate. >>: good morning the bay area now has a five-star luxury resort for pets. i just have a tour of this dog and cat hotel and the media and amazing. when teasing the amenities they offer. >>: the check and i did it resembles a real hotel. in the only difference is the side and front of the door requesting, regards .... the cars can jump into a pool. if this is just one of their many large plate area is three and door and now for the province we ranges from $35 to one-and $50. if the figure is 32 in. flat and some are tvs that way animals relate programming carried the score high-tech features. here's a look cam built into the water streams where live video. his is a grand master suite. and to license some hotel rooms as a debt. a replica of course and this giant fancy bed. and i had to tread out. because they use the expensive their family they are like our children we want to have been asked and this is the best. if you have the money into a bit of cement and analyzing. scoff watch and wall street waited for the opening bell. and we did have

clinton's response to treatment and punished to the baby gabe. i took the lead role. anonymous postings you don t know the codes in intensity know anything. i'm sprinkling it certainly did. rico and the least. idc bands that claimed the lives of it released into the pool head shaking. this usually means that seeking something crazy many of the year. this means the gap between the roman authorities. i reached in law became too strong to overcome oceana tea from a distance us however was quick to condemn wants his alleged involvement in ukraine's crisis without providing any truth in a few minutes we take a look at new sanctions against russia on bail by the us and eu this week the new. the norm. thus the execution was dubbed botched after e castro and make spent almost an hour workable sing in agony before dying of a heart attack the kiss has further fuelled capital punishment going to call for a moratorium on the death penalty. well usually. death is pronounce six minutes after a prisoner received a lethal injection but clayton lock it's a breeze gasp and a scream to

sydney and twitter to act gate slate are falling on facebook or e-mail me gabe slate kron 4 news. >>am: will take you back to berkeley what police are talking to people who survived the flames. >> pam: what does it mean for patients and that community and the doctors that treat them? the news at six is next. >> pam: now at six. >> pam: she a very nice mother she always take care of our kids >> pam: a grieving father talks about the wife he lost in last weekend's limousine fire. , >> reporter: 2 thymine accrues guy here they had to go and rescue to people in this area the tank for some time but they were not arrested and at this point foul play is not suspected. so back of your life you busy were universally evidence looks like. all of the black stuff on the ceiling. taking a look one man that was inside of here. you hear for hear from him tonight at the clock. kron 4 news >> pam: medical professionals warning of the dire consequences if they busy hospital in the east bay is forced to shut down. last nine voters rejected a parcel tax meant to keep the doctors hospital in san pablo ope

here is in the bay area money runs out and we have improvements to the bart testimony for the fake gabe not the first it is not the last. >>> and they came to a powerful area in richmond. >>> hundreds of people are evacuated because of the dry conditions and the winds are fueling the flames. >>> we are looking at a commute which is getting busier by the moment and as you you can see the metering lights came on early. >>> it is about to get busy as well, in fact record-setting busy, we will show you the numbers coming up. . >>> a woman is killed in a high speed crash in richmond late last night. >>> hiding tens of millions of dollars in profits, the accusation of casino matrix, they could lose their gambling license. >> >> he-- we will will be blowing last that. >>> we have the newly renovated koy tower with a six-month closure, the ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >>> this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning, we are live where the stoplights are still out after

(foreign language) (foreign language) gabe slate tech report >> reporter: >> is pretty scary you do not know what is right to happen. >> are here to save lives. >> early as opposed to the fund and this is bunk. >> so if this is going to keep children safe for this is all good. >>learning is suppose to be fun and this is fun >> reporter: >> is a car backing out of the crotch >> reporter: lee would cars backing out of the crotch and kids and dogs running into the street. after the children go through the course they have to play a video game that will teach them street safety. dr. good scent as a trauma surgeon developing she'd actually the ballot the gate there it developed the game >> reporter: >> to have that available to our 72 elementary schools and stamp francisco is the culprit is the goal >> jacqueline: as we look live from our roof cam starting to move from the san mateo bridge we are announcing their the storm activities locally but we do see it northeast of the spirit for the parsed seven hours planning of light and strikes. the core of the system as write her off shore. as it

200,000 taurus sedans because of a faulty license plate lamp >>: now time for the kron4 tech report with gabete. good morning. a new facebook feature have some privacy groups up in arms. that's not too surprising when you first hear about the features it does seem a little scary essentially it seems to allow facebook access to the microphone on your phone or tablet and let them hear it and record your conversation where whenever audio is happening around you. but facebook says that's not how it will work here is what the new feature offers when you're talking in your status update box to pose to the social network this listen feature will use the microphone or near mobile device to hear what some are going on around to it would try to identify the sound and put a picture and the link to that sound inside to post for example. c discovered a new tv show anyone to tell your friends agree to this. instead of typing up the tv show you let facebook do the work for you. it listens to the show tries to identify it and automatically at some visual cortex to it about that show for you another example s

. >>> time for the tech report with gabe slate. >> technology has worked its way into every facet of our life and changing everything. even the old classic yearbook. >> implementing reality in the yearbook and there and free ap to the phone or tablet and that ap can bring the book for life. scattered throughout the yearbook are pictures that have this play symbol. hold your ap over the picture and it comes to life with a video. >> people cannot only see the stills but they can see the real emotions that went on and you can hear some of it so they can either recall memories that they remember or look and say that was really fun for them or that they enjoyed themselves and really get a big -- a very big picture of what went on and how it affected everybody. >> here is some examples. here is sporting events in the yearbook, now through the app, it can come to life and see people playing the game and hear your old school. or you know how the yearbook had pictures of the plays that were put on. this way you can see video of the performance. it makes the book like a virtual reality experie

for the kron4 tech report with gabe slate. >>: milwaukee the motion is a tiny device that is its honorthe area and to lend three d, of if you can do all the things their efforts toward an possible interest. it controls how you naturally use your hands and allows you to and read with your computer and a hallway. appoint region grabble way to pick something up and grabbed three do things that you never thought possible. it's not try to replace upset the bows or keyboard but is trying to make use of the and the space. but in terms that invisible air into a motion of space. guess not as games there's a lot more there is an act or for those with tons of different applications. >>: we have tools from ways for people to drop and paint 3 but does not want their child to our outplay a flute. it was so things like three the molding at where you can mold sleigh with their hands. for engineers and oscar for showtime nneka most of the eye of klay. what led up to professional software like men and transfers deejays. the software and divide runs for $80. >>: folks in florida looks like they're pickin

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, locust grove, georgia. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday.exclusive interview with edward snowden on wednesday night at 10:00, 9:00 central time. i'm leslie holt reporting from new york. i'll see you back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> nine championships, one hope. nbc sports championship season. >>> los angeles, california, game three, western conference final, l.a. kings, chicago blackhawks, series tied at one, thanks in large part to the kings' jeff carter, tied an nhl record in the third period of game two. for the blackhawks, andrew shaw returns, he's missed the last seven games, has not played since game one of the preview series against minn

gabe gutierrez is there. gabe, what can you tell us? >> reporter: matt, good morning. the explosion, the apparent gas explosion happened around 11:00 last night. this morning, emergency officials are still assessing the damage if figuring out what happened. right now, at least two people are dead. 150 others are injured, that includes corrections officers and inmates. with retold we are told most have non-threatening injuries. they are scouring the building. we are told everyone was accounted for. this was a massive explosion. much of the building destroyed, part of it collapsed. one witness calls it again a massive explosion. he says the earth shook like an earthquake the building had around 600 people in it at the time. everyone accounted for. the inmates have been transferred to other local facilities, matt. >> the facility has been secure. there have been major roanes, gabe, lots of flooding. some people said that may have contributed to the explosion in some way. >> reporter: well, authorities are investigating the exact cause of the explosion. but as you said, th

now time for the kron4 tech report with gabe slate. this is where a rebel attack to the extreme.m pants kit comes with everything you need to turn your clothes into a concert to put on by you. >> i think it's fun. it's been able to realize someone to they envision the sounds and it's totally awesome and now there's a way to share with other people critic of the censorship groups are thin and light to waive over or under your clothes. a fire as an oakland we have the details for you and home fire as an oakland we have the detaildid you hear about the abominable ice cream man? what's that? he's a crazy ice cream eating monster who loves creamy delicious tillamook ice cream. (whispering) seriously? (door creaks) he's fast. tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. what is this place? where are we? this is where we bring together the fastest internet and the best in entertainment. we call it the x1 entertainment operating system. it looks like the future! he has a phaser! it's not a phaser! it's my phone! he can use his voice to control the tv. you can use your woi

our tech reporter gabe slate joins us. so who's hiring ? >> reporter:the company is called blue apron, like the cooking apron they are based in new york but the service they offer is expected to be popular here so they need more workers these are good jobs you don't need any special tech skills for. >> reporter:they have a full=fillment center in richmond right off the 580 they are looking for 400 full time employees. we will tell you about the jobs and how to apply. but first blue apron is a pretty cool idea, it's a neat service. let me tell you what they do >> reporter: blue apron's mission is to make gourmet cooking in your kitchen easy. they deliver to your home everything you need to cook a fancy 5-star restaurant style meal. plans start at $60 a week and go up. >> reporter:that basic plan includes 3 meals for 2 people delivered weekly. you can cancel or change your meal plan anytime. >> reporter:your meal is delivered in a cooled box with all the ingrediants, condiments, whatever is required for the recipe. >> reporter:and there are c

gabe slate tech report >> reporter: nummi and user on twitter there tweak and interest will no longere visible on your time line and it will no longer receive tusche or notifications from that user. someone you knew of the river to favorite in reply to your tweets. but those notifications will not show up on your timeline each other and here are the sneaky part the person is to decide to ignore were no longer will not to know that they have decided to the to have decided to ignore them. >> reporter: everyone is tweeting play about play of some big event and you do not care about that so you can use them. mute them log onto kron4 dot com for it bought for instructions on how to meet mute >> pam: [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. >> pam: plus local rally to bring hundreds or of kidnaps school student home safely in nige

kro n4's tech reporter gabe slate met with the silicon valley company involved.more about how this device could forever change the way we interact with our computer. >> pam: >> reporter: where you can reach of and from the view and do all of the things that what it was the what was impossible with computers. >> reporter:the leap motion controller senses how you naturally move your hands and lets you use interact with and control your computer in a whole new way >> reporter:point, wave, reach, grab. pick something up and move it. do things you never dreamed possible >> reporter:it's not trying to replace your mouse and keyboard but make use of the empty space between you and your computer screen. >> reporter:it turns that empty air into an invisible motion sensing space. this opens up new fun, creative, and challenging ways to play games on your computer. >> reporter:but also so much more. there is an app store for the leap motion with tons of different applications for the leap motion. >> 3 the moldy where you can load klay. demote something out of play. all the

and then trooper gabe rich was born in pennsylvania. he moved to fairbanks shortly after he was born and graduated from lathrop high school in 2006. he was 26 years old at the time of his death. trooper rich spent four years working as a patrolman with the north pole police department before deciding to become an alaska state troopers in 2007. he is survived by his fiancee, their 1-year-old son and his parents. he was in the process of adopting his fiancee's 8-year-old boy. sergeant johnson and trooper rich were known to those who watched the popular geographic series "alaska state troopers." undoubtedly those who have watched the two in action are also grieving the loss, along with the people of tanana and all of alaska. i think i speak for all in this body when i say that we are shocked, we are saddened by the events in tanana last week, and on behalf of a grateful senate, a grateful nation, i take this opportunity to extend my condolences to all who held sergeant johnson and trooper rich deep in their hearts. with that, mr. president

sentences go monday for apple's keynote address at annual worldwide developer conference tech reporter gabels us what new things apple is likely to unveil. at the moscow center in san francisco or apple setting up for their big w.w. d.c. show next week i'll touch on the inside outside building across st. they put up a big sign on a lecture on the says right the code change the world. we are expecting a very big news, all of monday morning quinoa just tell we do expect apple to unveil products we think apple might do on monday. likely show off while a say in excess phone i had operating system with beefed up features with help look at that will be a call for collecting health fitness did not in one place that will payments system wearing your by phone registered for paying for services and goods. there are male and a product to be the i launched in adjusting to see their takeoffs or watch if anyone can pull off a couple. >> : phones might have unveiled at the september press event. nothing on the front apple always confirmed nothing left wait-and-see wide treating facebook and from the event

gabe, expecting a bit of a rush last you and i spoke.atlant despite being the busiest airport. >> reporter: we're expecting traffic to pick up here. on an average day it sees 250,000 travelers. last memorial day weekend, it saw 2.6 million travelers. thankfully we're seeing a lot of green this morning, just a handful of delays, some of those notice new york area. here in atlanta no major delays to speak of. triple a expects 36 million travelers will travel 50 miles or more from home. the vast majority, about 88%, will be hitting the roads. they are seeing about the same gas prices as they saw last year. the average per gallon of regular unleaded is $3.66 a gallon, compared to last year where it was $3.63, but many parts of the country are actually seeing lower gas prices. back here in atlanta, air travelers are seeing a 6% increase in airfares this year compared to last year. if it's not one thing, it's another. >> a massive wildfire in alaska is causing mandatory evacuations. the funny river fire threatens 1,000 structures. that fire is

gabe, tell us about this latest protest. what is the atmosphere like? are people worried that police officers are also going on strike? >> reporter: they are. civil police are on strike in more than eight of the 26 states here in brazil. here in brasilia they are on strike as well, and you might see a few of them gathering behind me. they're going to be marching in the next hour to the presidential palace. these are the civil police, the non-uniform investigative police. people are worried about this, pretty much all criminal investigations have come to a halt. thousands are on strike all over the country, but they say it will only be an one-day strike. they don't plan to carry this into the world cup. which starts in 25 days. still the federal government is watching this very closely. the civil police say they want better salaries and better working conditions and resources to solve crimes. >> very agitated social environment in brazil. there is also a bus strike, i understand. >> reporter: there is. it's day two of bus drivers on strike in the say of

gabe slate. >> we love it. >> we love that. i mean it is over the top but it is something. >> and they will stay there. >> that's great. >> andway be back at 11. we'll be back at 11. narrator: in the criminal justice system sexually based offenses are considered especially heinous. in new york city, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the special victims unit. these are their stories. police operator 5527. what's your emergency? caller, can you hear me? caller, can you hear me? what do you got? hello, caller, are you there? listen. ( slaps, a woman screams ) man: shut up! she must have dropped her phone. just do what i say. i won't have to hurt you. what's the location? i haven't got one. it's a cell phone. only the number's coming up. shut up, shut up! start the car. get going. woman: okay, okay. man: come on, come on! where do you want me to go? come on, honey, tell us where you are. which way? take a right. take a right! let's go.

lead tech reporter gabe slate shows us a new startup that is hoping to make lives of pet owners easier. on one enamels a lot of work of karen ball routine checkup at the shop is to get them into that like like the ones standing in front to the bay area hard find it again to an animal clinic. >> : that's herbart care comes in and to free mobile app that lets you order of that to your home or office chit city the trouble to taking your pet into the clinic. >> : jack seems pretty chill as they worked on only it's the hot rods had alicea as 99% was giving but scratches on directory >> : does planning had have visitor at the pump. convenient an egotistical run your time experience is more comfortable for dog-the stranger in your home and the rugby little more expensive to us talk money. the surprising $99 for physical exam 199 includes vaccines boy worked really anything that the dog sees for the visit to notice that pet smart the dock best dog owners of the thought of this and how that pricing compares to all regular that clinic slip it's a little chagrined and the man then having come ove