niccolo, you are doing the same thing at glu.rporate executives get a reputation for being turnaround experts. is there such a thing? john: i'm not so sure there is such a thing as a turnaround expert. turnarounds in the entertainment or gaming industry are pretty tough. i know a thing or two about them, yes. cory: why are they tough? john: hats off to niccolo. when he got there, glu was left for dead. four years later, he increased the business 400%. i had to deal with a similar situation in electronic arts. when i arrived, things were a bit of a mess. the kind of thing i was hearing for my board was that our stock was worth maybe 15. what was challenging then was going through this process of cutting costs massively, cutting heads massively, while also investing in digital and nextgen. the idea of cutting spending -- investors love that. at the same time, the articles are written through that process. they were telling me you can't spend and cut. obviously, with the huge contributions of this game like wilson, the current ceo,

. -- glu mobile. have gone from one hit too many hits. >> we are steering what is a hollywood trend. celebrities are trying to work directly with people like ourselves to reach their fans and cut out studios, labels other traditional intermediaries. kim's the first of many. we recently announced katy perry. >> your company, $225 million in sales, kim kardashian is a big part of that. talk to me about the kim game. my nine-year-old is limited to an hour of screen time everyday. wanted to play with my phone one day and she launched the kim kardashian game and she's like this game is kind of dumb, isn't it? 20 minutes later she is still playing. talk about the gameplay and how you made that so good. >> pioneering experience. we worked on that engine all the way back in 2011, 2012. it was a great experience without him involved. with kim involved, we have brought to life the transmedia storytelling. kim as telling this narrative about what she's doing every day through social media print tv show, and gami

i want to talk about glu mobile. it's really interesting.ou have gone from one hit too many hits. -- to many hits. >> we are starting a hollywood trend. celebrities are trying to work directly with people like ourselves to reach their fans and cut out studios, labels other traditional intermediaries. kim is the first of many. we've also sign katy perry. >> $23 million in sales -- $223 million in sales. talk to me about the game. my nine-year-old is limited to an hour of screen time everyday. she launched the kim kardashian game and 20 minutes later she is still playing it. talk to me about the gameplay and how you made that so good. >> pioneering experience. we worked on the engine in 2012. it was a great experience without kim involved. with her involved we brought in storytelling where kim is telling this narrative about what she is doing every day through social media, friends come her tv show. we are a new media that is helping facilitate transmedia experience for people like kim. gamers are finding the correct you started way before --

the glu ceo and president.ems to me the street is talking about the deal you signed with katy perry. what can we expect with the partnership with her? what will the game look like? >> the game is under wraps until it's near its launch. we promise to do justice to what her audience finds aspirational about her brand. where she's going in the next few years, with not only performance, but her music. and i think that the stock market is really also celebrating an incredible year for glu. we beat the guided estimates by something like 214% in addition to announcing the katy perry partnership. >> are you going after a different demographic with the katy perry deal than the kim kardashian deal? kim, more men drawn to her, but katy perry, a lot of young girls are drawn to katy perry. is that your thinking in signing this? >> that's correct. we certainly don't see them as competitive. what one of these talented ladies is obviously in the music sphere. another one is more in the reality sphere. ultimately, we'll be usin

it's o compost of smaller pieces of wood chips pressed and glued toot. light -- glued together. lightweight wood is used throughout homes in the country, including the avalon here. >> it's lightweight construction which strippinglers - this is the problem in this construction. >> reporter: fewer lieu tapant -- fire lieutenant battled the fire. >> it does not last long. >> reporter: how scared it the firefighting community of a fire in that structure? >> all firefighters are concerned. it's a matter of timing. >> tests showed that lightweight wood burns three times faster than solid wood. >> lightweight has been a problem for decades for us. >> glen is an associate pressure of fire science at college in new york. we talked with him at the scope of the fire. >> we talked to firefighters. they are wary. >> why? >> they are wary that number one, they will not stop the fire, that's an issue, and the collapse potential, because the floors do collapse. i have been to several where the floor collapsed on to the floor below. >> corbett says advantages to the lightweight wood are time and

this after-market bumper doesn't fit and the fasteners have been glued back together.on about that broken and repaired toyota tacoma head lamp. >> it's obviously a repurposed part from a junk yard. if you look closely you'll see how it was glued together snapped together in some cases even welded and screwed together. and this is what the insure er insurer told the preferred body shop to put on a car. you wouldn't want that in your car? i wouldn't want that in my car. >> i don't note circumstances of the picture so i really can't comment on them. >> so are the attorneys general wrong in saying that the insurance industry on the whole and state farm in particular is steering their customers to preferred body shops, preferred because they save the insurance company money, not the consumer? >> and we're going to get the answer when we return. and drew test drives one of those repaired cars. wait until you see what happens. across america people, like basketball hall of famer dominique wilkins, are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for

ten years later, in law school, i knew that every legal pad was glued with the sting of hidden cuts;that every open law book was a pair of hands upturned and burning. ( applause ) >> funding for "overheard" with evan smith is provided in part by mfi foundation, improving the quality of life within our community. and from the texas board of legal specialization, board certified attorneys in your community. experienced, respected, and tested. and also by hillco partners. texas government affairs consultancy, and its global health care consulting business unit, hillco health, and by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation. and viewers like you. thank you! >> i'm evan smith, he's a senior energy reporter for the "wall street journal" and a finalist for the pulitzer prize whose new book is the boom, how fracking ignited the u.s. energy revolution and changed the world, he's russell gold. this is "overheard." >> actually, there are not two sides to e

now, you can see here where all these parts were knocked off and glued back together. you can also see here where the top corner and the lens is busted and this part of the headlight is broken. this came out of a box wrapped like it was supposed to be -- absolutely like a new part. the insurance company wants us to put this stuff on the car. if we refuse to put it on the car, then they label us as a shop not willing to go along with their program and then try to steer our business away from us. >> reporter: this is why he and the other shops retained john arthur eves to sue. >> every state in the union is experiencing the same sort of struggle here between the body shops trying to do and insurance company trying to use unsafe parts and methods on their cars. >> reporter: buddy caldwell of louisiana believe it too. preparing a lawsuit. louisiana filed claiming state farm's practice is putting drivers in danger. and what is the practice? what's being put in their cars? >> aftermarket parts, junk yard parts and all of this without any communication with the consumer and t

. >>> and a clueless boater missing a whale by staying glued to his phone the guy that snapped the picture is local. >> we'll begin with a cross county investigation into stolen goods. this was the scene outside of a north philadelphia home in january, officers hauled away items from a stash house. this afternoon police made a similar discovery in delaware county and now investigators are working to find out if these might be connected. john rawlins live in landsdowne with what we have learned today. hi john. >> reporter: hi brian this is west green wood avenue in landsdowne. some surprise today when officers from montgomery county traveled here their focus on removing items from one specific house here -- >> no one answered the door at number 60 today earlier neighbors across this comfortable landsdowne street watched as police from upper merion executed a search warrant at the well kept single family home and then removed boxes of materials putting them in police vehicles to be taken away. this was linked to an investigation two weeks ago when police raided this row home in north philade

i'm actually gluing the bricks together.it's a slow process. >> the art of the brick exhibit opens at 9:30 at the franklin institute. >>> let's head now to berks county. if you live near the barley mo craft beer house in west reading you can get two six packs delivered at a time. they will deliver to anybody over 21 who lives within a five-mile radius of the business. the pennsylvania liquor control board made beer delivery legal last year. two businesses in ses kutztown have applied for licenses. >>> luckily no snow in terms of big snowstorms on the horizon right now. we are expecting some precipitation on monday but rain here and then a wintry mix to the north and west. let's take a look at the weather headlines on this saturday morning. we're looking at back-to-normal temperatures today. temperatures closer to the low 40s, not a bad day overall. more clouds and sunshine. very comfortable for february. could be a lot worse. it has been a lot worse the past couple days. 50s on sunday. it looks like the city south and east.

glus got off the plane and jumped on a cab. vicky is waiting for her double lung transplant. they are arriving in ocs mches! cs machines! >> for those three hours i really -- i didn't want to think about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you know, you want to receive the the call, but yet, on the other hand, you're scared to receive the call. in the last couple of weeks, i was -- >> i remember, just -- >> now it's a little apprehension. you know, you do realize it's a big operation. >> now, the incision will come from underneath one armpit and go underneath the breasts and across the sternum and meet the other breast and arm pip. some of these chest incisions will stay with you for quite some time. that's why the epidural is there. we'll see you inside, okay? >> he's really cute. [ laughter ] >> i can't -- >> after a final consultation with dr. smith, victoria is wheeled into surgery. >> at this point how are you feeling? >> um, feeling pretty good. i'm excited to get this lung transplant done for this patient. who's been waiting on, on the donor side it's usually pretty solemn. but on this side

i'm actually gluing each individual brick down as i go. these works travel all over the world and i want them to stay in one piece. so i'm actually gluing the bricks together, so it is a slow process. >> indeed it is. he says it took 30,000 lego bricks and about a week and a half of work to build the liberty bell replica. and here is a live look at the franklin institute in center city. the art of the brick exhibit opens on saturday. tickets are $20 for adults. it is $15 for children ages 3 to 11. >>> february is national children's dental health month. and this week dentists in our area will be helping disadvantaged children get the dental care they need. it is part of give kids a smile day. great program. here to tell us more about it is dr. howard lassen, a dentist who works in cherry hill. welcome. you're involved in this program. tell us how it works and how a child can access what they need to do to qualify for it. >> the ada has dedicated a day in february. it will be february 6th, tomorrow and what we're having is a candy counter -

passwords, nydia han looks into the common practice and the clueless boater misses a clue because he was gluedphone what he says about the moment that is now going viral. that is coming up in big talkers. and you can watch our news app streaming live on your cell phone or tablet. >> i missed a whale in the newsroom the other day. >> accuweather is coming up when we come right back. so, uh, without your fee your checking chamber can't run smoothly. every time you put money in it causes, uh...deposit friction. gotta get some fiscal lube on there. [ male announcer ] it's time to bank human again. [ defeated] okay. [ male announcer ] avoid monthly maintenance fees at td bank with a minimum checking balance of just $100. td bank. america's most convenient bank. >>> david is here with more on the plunging temperatures. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan shows us that the snow showers from earlier in the morning hours are now down and as we look outside well we have an interesting picture of a guy that can't wait for summer he is here in his wet suit and ocean off atlantic city, waiting for the perfe

everyone was glued to their tv sets in the newsroom. >>> exactly.ody was saying there's llamas on the loose and one of our -- eric smith our chief photographer mammas or llamas. >> no, two llamas on the run. >> good story there. still to come protecting police officers as they protect you. the new invention aiming to protect them in the worst case scenarios. >> a six-year-old little girl with new jersey with special challenges gets a shot at a special bike. the huge difference it will make for her and how you can help her get that bicycle. scott. >> dawn, snow to some are this morning but what about the upcoming weekend we'll march ♪ >>> a live look at blue mountain from our pocono mountains camera tonight. a few of you saw snow this morning but it's all out of here. we still have rolly cold temperatures. loving it at the ski areas. but can we finally talk about a bit of a warmup on the way? details are coming up and i think warmup depends upon your perspective here. details coming up in your fox 29 winter wet authority. >>> a local mom is asking fo

i'm sure you will be glued to the tv set. >> thank you sandhya. >> next on abc7 news, dancing with big bird. >> the first lady got moving >>> you have got to see this amazing rescue in new zealand. her car was submerged and she tucked her head in. they grabbed a large rock and smashed in the window. the water rushed in as they pulled her free. the woman was taken to the hospital and we are glad to say should recover. >> ♪ don't want to close my eyes ♪ ♪ i don't want to fall asleep ♪ ♪ cuz i miss you babe ♪ ♪ and i don't want to miss a thing ♪ >> yes that is first lady michelle obama slow dancing with big bird to aerosmith's "i don't want to miss a thing." she is promoting her let's move initiative. big bird will be on fruit and vegetable packaging. mrs. obama did it to the comedy website funny or die. >> we have to get big bird on "dancing with the stars." >> oh yeah that's thinking. >> he is not that anymore bell. nimble. >> half of the people on there aren't. >> good point. tts -- it is one of the longest running sport events in these stree. it is the westminster dog show. i make a l

we became glued together as a result of these tragedies .who i knew was close to me, was medgar evers. he was loved by everyone. being in snckk dlamkk, that was the kiss of death for him. many more i have witnessed in my years, i tell you earlier it's very hard for me to cry. won't say that i'm cold but just a lot is stuffed, is stuffed inside. and i speak to it as much as i can. and i don't want to ever say that i am just cold to it. i'm not cold to it. i'm very passionate about it. passionate about justice and equal rights. anything i felt that i could do to irritate or stand up, i would do it. i still do. i'm not satisfied. and i'll never be satisfied. >> how did you all handle sexism within the movement? >> i had a mission. that god had given to me. and i was the only female with the guys. so as far as being treated, the bullies didn't have any names on them. and we were all trited the same way. we were fighting the man. >> that's one of the things that i know we're having to battle within our own movement, is sexism misogyny, sexual har

. >> many americans were glued to their screens. there was you worship abroad like here in berlin -- there was you worship -- there was viewership abroad, like here in berlin. fans burned the midnight oil to see the nfl'game -- nfl's game of games. >> it's another world. i think it is cool. it is the biggest sport on my radar. >> my father is american, so i grew up with it. i have not missed a super bowl in 28 years. >> it brings people together, a bit like the world cup. >> around 1000 fans came out to watch the patriots take on the seahawks. it was also a good excuse for a party and to sample a bit of american culture. there were plenty of refreshments on offer of course, and some typical american cuisine. patriots fans were in the majority, cheering on superstar tom brady and a german born player. the excitement reached fever pitch. >> what a great game. super! >> they played well. i'm satisfied and happy. >> despite the excitement, some spectators missed the dramatic end to the game, but perhaps that is understandable. in german

. >> we used rubber cement and actually glued the little bricks to the plates and then the plates goto the styrofoam which made up the giant boulder. >> it was people coming in on the weekend from our office and from lucas and just sat around and ate pizza and built this huge ball and threw it on the back of a flatbed truck. and a couple days later, took it to location. >> and on location, catching the scene on camera turns out to be kind of like a movie shoot. >> we actually shot it over and over again. we actually had a big moving truck with pads on it. >> the ball would kind of roll into the mattress and collide and stop. and we ended up doing that about four or five times down the rest of the length of the road. and then kind of cut those pieces together to make it look like one fluid roll. >> there is one part of the video where you see the road flattens out a bit. we actually had to push the ball because there wasn't enough momentum to get over the flat segment. so we were then pushing the boulder which we then took the people out in post. >> it is also suspicious that all those

. >> it feels like it's making a b line for glus it's been doing it a while. >> what is the term you like? >> siberian expression. that's what we've got right now. it is really cold and tonight is going to be the coldest night potentially for some since '94. it's really cold out there. let's show you what's happening with a look for the afternoon day planner. look at all the ice that's out there, too, in the harbor. temperatures are climbing barely. maybe 19. maybe 20. that's it. we almost maxed out. we have a few more clouds developing. with the clouds we'll have a few flurries, snow showers. a very cold afternoon as the winds at times are still gusting over 25 miles an hour. weather headlines, record cold tonight. i'll show you what those records are in a moment. i think baltimore, washington, probably dulles will break the record. windchills 10 to 25 below friday morning. they get better by midday as the winds slacken. a sloppy saturday now. if you've got plans saturday, now it looks like snow to sleet to a mix. then rain eventually later saturday night. it is going to abmessy sat

. - is that a toothbrush glued to a spatula? - first of all there's a flashlight. second of all, i'll glue anything to anything if it means chocolate. i just wish dr. o would hurry up! - and here you go! thank you, doctor. - and thank you doctor. - i'm not a doctor. - i know. i was talking to myself. - dr. o, there's a medical emergency in the tube room! - odell, you had me at "medical" but you really had me at "emergency". let's move!

with the packed stadium and eyes of the world glued on the action, it's the one challenge of the day where losing is not an option. ron mott has our report from the site of the game. >> reporter: with less than 24 hours to kickoff, super bowl security is about to kick into high alert. >> we're looking for the super bowl anything like a weapon of mass destruction, any explosive, anything out of the ordinary. >> reporter: and they're scanning high and low for trouble. f-16 fighter jets will join blackhawk helicopters patrolling the no-fly zone above the stadium. on the ground, s.w.a.t. teams, canines, thousands of officers and security personnel in uniform and under cover safeguarding the game and the crowd of more than 71,000 fans. you have eyes pretty much on this entire facility. >> we do, both inside and out. >> reporter: it's the third super bowl in arizona. and the man in charge of coordinating 40-plus agencies on the security detail says familiarity hasn't brought complacency. >> a lot of us are waking up at 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning running things through our heads what could

ten years later, in law school, i knew that every legal pad was glued with the sting of hidden cuts; a pair of hands upturned and burning. ( applause ) >> funding for "overheard" with evan smith is provided in part by mfi foundation, improving the quality of life within our community. and from the texas board of legal specialation, board certified attorneys in your community. experienced, respected and tested. also by hillco partners, texas government affairs consultancy, and its global health care consulting business unit, hillco health, and by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation and viewers like you, thank you. >> i'm evan smith. "the washington post," previously edited the boston globe where he and his colleagues won six pulitzer prizes, journalism's highest honor.

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. >>> do you ever feel like people are always glued to their phones whatever they are doing they areng at this see the rare sight one man missed because he was too busy playing on his phone. he might be talking about this picture all day long. first here's is what coming up tonight on cbs-3. we will be right back. >>> this school principal got a bogus invoice for textbooks that he never ordered. >> i'm deeply difficulties a appointed that someone would do this to us. >> reporter: so did hundreds of other schools across the country, and many of of them paid up. the federal say this man is responsible. >> i wanted to talk to you about your company, can i ask you about the invoice. >> bleep, bleep, bleep. >> i'm investigative reporter charlotte huffman and ill a's explain how taxpayer money ended up in the wrong hand tonight on cbs-3 "ewitness news" at 11:00. >>> your time 5:51. a sorority comes together to help children to get excited about reading and improve their academic skills. philadelphia a chapter of delta a sigma sorority partnered with mccloud elementary school for the readin

i'm actually gluing the bricks together. it's a slow process. >> and no one wants another crack in the liberty bell. he says it took 30,000 lego bricks and about a week and a half of work to build the replica. a week and a half. that's not bad. >>> a live look right now at the franklin institute in center city. the art of the brick exhibit opens saturday. tickets are $20 for adults $15 for children ages 3 to 11. a lot of legos there. >>> a south jersey family is in a battle with the lottery over a winning ticket. the family says they won $50,000, but the lottery says they only get a couple bucks. we'll tell you about the discrepancy on this scratch-off next. >>> 4:24. happening later today, lawmakers will hold a hearing on the future of the prison at guantanamo bay. the senate armed services committee will also discuss u.s. detention policies. at a hearing yesterday, a state department official said returning the base to cuba is off the table, even as the u.s. is normalizing relations with that country. >>> also today in was

i'm sure you will be glued to the tv set. >> thank you sandhya. >> next on abc7 news, dancing with big bird. >> the first lady got moving with this ♪turn around!♪ ♪every now and then i get a little bit hungry♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around♪ ♪turn around!♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired of living off the taste of the air.♪ ♪turn around barry!♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack!♪ now try fiber one protein bars with the great new taste of cookies and crème. >>> you have got to see this amazing rescue in new zealand. her car was submerged and she tucked her head in. they grabbed a large rock and smashed in the window. the water rushed in as they pulled her free. the woman was taken to the hospital and we are glad to say should recover. >> ♪ don't want to close my eyes ♪ ♪ i don't want to fall asleep ♪ ♪ cuz i miss you babe ♪ ♪ and i don't want to miss a thing ♪ >> yes that is first lady michelle obama slow dancing with big bird to aerosmith's "i don't want to miss a thing." she is promoting her let's move initiative. big bird will be on fruit and vegetable packagi

all of these are stood up together, glued together, to make this neck like this and down inside of it. the tone control, three controls down here, the set of batteries, and this one back here is the mic mixer. then we use magnets to hold the lid on it. ♪ >> tetter always includes one other element on his guitars. it's for his mousse. >> everything i do i dedicate to my wife. the blue heart is because we've been separated for 23 years now. and she's still with me. she's sticking with me right through this. and i always put a blue heart on every letter i mail to her. every card i send her. and i put a blue heart on the case and on the guitar. it's just our symbol. being separated so long. >> while music helps tetter cope with life at holman we met another inmate who finds his aggressive tendencies are soothed in the prison hobby shop at the spring creek correctional center in alaska. >> patrick harrington. >> patrick harrington? >> yes, i've been in this prison since june of 1988. august will be 20 years. charge, murder. murder in the first. i try to get to the hobby shop here as much a

then there's glu mobile. here is the big headline.so announced it will partner with katy perry on the development of a new mobile game. you could say that katy perry is yes, bonding with glu. glu mobile up on the heels of katy perry's blistering halftime show. >> i want to know if the sharks get a deal too. a monster gain yesterday for oil. today it's monster losses. jackie deangelis joins us with the details. >> as they were saying in the oil pits today, easy come, easy go. we saw three straight days of massive gains in crude oil but a big loss almost 5 bucks. a 9% drop on the day. wti infinishing at $48.45. we got a big build in inventories from the department of energy. record stocks we've seen since 1982 since they started keeping records. so some of the reality started to come back into the market. but you also had gains in the dollar and weak data out of china reminding people that maybe cap ex cuts and rig count declines will start to impact the production situation, but that's going to be in the back half of the year. for righ

the storm door the glued shot. nothing showing up just yet. >> guilt free. it is nice weather. >> hopefully we'll catch up a little more. >>> san francisco airport has set another record for passenger traffic. 47.2million passengers travel through sfo in 2014. that's almost a 5% increase over the previous year and it's the third year in a row the airport saw record numbers. the growth in traffic is expected to continue this year. led primarily by increases to international traffic. airport says it will preview a flight to istanbul this spring. >>> coming up next, we will hear from steph curry. as he leads the west against the east in the nba all star game. joe fonzi next. life's morning multitasking. it's multiple ideas for growing families and drawers with many layers to show exactly what you need. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. ♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kai

>>pam: this next video approached the rear glued to our self wrongs.oking at a sailboat fixated on this fall a humpback whale is this feet from him and he is oblivious. he did not look up during the impact the entire breach his friend the problem is a man get off the fall he messed up back whale. he missed it oh my god. i like it a lot. it's flavorful, juicy that's melted garlic herb butter. yeah, it's really rich. the bun is just, like, really good. pretty classy burger! heads above! could this have come from jack in the box? no. no. no, not at all. i don't like fast food. hi. i made that. no! (laughs) no, really?! that is my new buttery jack with garlic herb butter melted right on it. you can go classic or bacon & swiss. will they melt in your mouth? you butter believe it. what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward teenage one has ar

kron-4's scott rates - his eyes glued to the game - has also been tracking social media response all day. scott, i can only imagine what are people saying! >>scott rates:it was on of those games vickey, but in the end 49ers fans probley got their wish a seahawks loss. super bowl 49 had a little bit of everything including a fight!!! a most unbelievable catch followed by a mind bending play call and a brawl to top it off #sb49 so besides the game itself what are people saying about the ad's well. that doritos commercial with the guy on the airplane was hilarious!!! the only good one so far. #superbowlcommercials #superbowlxlix >>:i've actually enjoyed most of them so far. funny, serious touching. good mix. #superbowlcommercial >>scott rates:and what about the wild halftime perfance by the one and only katy perry, here's what people on twitter have to say about her >>:awesome #halftime show. @missyelliott looked great. killed her performance! #sb49 >>:look, a lion finally made it to the #superbowl:- #superbowlxlix #halftime >>:i might be seeing things but some of those #halftime beach

do you ever feel glued to your phone like this one over here. she is responding to your phones.hat people say th need their smart phones to do. >> students confused through the common core standards. what you get right and wrong. chuck bell has his eyes on the snowstorm headed our way. how much snow we will get and the next >> let's take another look at stm team 4 radar showing the winter wallop about to bear down on us. how long it will be sticking around in a bit. >> on the eve of nascar's biggest race of the year one of the sport's top stars has been pulled from the race. nascar has indefinitely suspended kurt busch who will not race in tomorrow's daytona 500. he committed an act of domestic violence against his ex-girlfriend. she said he strangled her and smashed her head into a wall. chevrolet is suspending its relationship with busch. the 31-year-old driver is replacing busch in the daytona 500. >> you may have noticed the latest trend. the number of people dependent on their smart phones is rising. >> researchers found 21% of top app users say they couldn't maintain a rel

glu said revenues were up 78% in the third quarter. looking for a job in tech?be time to go for a run. an application that stands out amongst all the others, next on "bloomberg west." ♪ >> i'm cory johnson and this is "bloomberg west." google setting itself up to play a big future in transportation hosting the u.s. secretary of transportation at google headquarters this week. after taking a spin in their self driving car, they sat down for a discussion about technology and policy that might shape the future of transportation. eric schmidt mentioned google's system for lowering bay area traffic. >> in terms of the number of people we move, it's the only way to deal with the fact we one employees here and at a couple of locations, and they are spread out. it has been a huge success. >> fascinating discussion. we will have more on "bloomberg west" tomorrow. the bwest byte, where we focus on one number that tells us a lot. david miller, what is the byte? >> 8.1. >> what is that? >> the number of miles i ran to get hired on the streets of san francisco. >> this is an

everyone is glued to the television. everyone is tuned to the fight. it will be on a sunday.veryone will be rooting for the favourites, which is mani pacquiao. >> do you worry that the pair is slightly past their best is this. >> no. a little maybe. they may have declined a little bit, because of the wear and tear on the ring. it's the best option there's still champions, and be borderline and unifying all of them. settling the score that has not been talked about for five last years. finally, what sort of fight can we expect how do their sometimes compare, and what are they thinking with? >> this is what is interesting about this fight. mayweather is a brilliant defensive wizard. he'll wait time it. pacquiao is a slugger. he will come in strong coming in all angles and it will be up to them to adjust. whoever comes in first the strongest will fight. mayweather is slightly withered but pacquiao will come in strong and put in the fight of his life. >> it's been so many years, just a few years until the fight. rich mason from philboxing.com. >>> in cricket pakistan picked up a

. >> all of these are stood up together, glued together to make this neck like this.uitar is all wood. we have one radio. the tone control. have three controls down here, the set of batteries. then we break it down further. we pull this apart. this comes completely out. this is the pickup. dowel sticks is used for the tuning keys. it has a mike built into the top of it here and then a mike plug in the top of it and additional plugs in the tail end. ♪ ooh, baby, the boogie-woogie do no more ♪ >> with headphones, tetter can play in the crowded dorm and not disturb his neighbors. ♪ and the boogie, woogie baby >> after success with the first, tetter crafted another guitar for his friend, jerome berrard, who is serving life without parole for a drug-related double murder. ♪ >> i paid the prison equivalent of $25 for it, which is nine packs of cigarettes. >> and he's had more highs off the guitar than he ever had off of drugs. he don't even fool with that anymore. >> learning to play guitar has been one of the high points of my life. it's a shame i had to do it here, but it

they sort of look like someone glued them on to the side of a tree. this is a once a year crop?ns. >> try that. put one in your mouth. bite it and see the nibs inside? those are the cocoa nib. >> where does chocolate come from? >> the bean. okay. here's where chocolate comes from. the trees produce pods. you split open the pods and take out the beans. the buyer sun drys the beans, then roasts them. after roasting, the beans are extracted from their shells and ground up, producing chocolate liqueur. mix this concentrate with milk, sugar, cacao butter and you get what we call commercial chocolate. now, our chocolate bar sells for a nosebleed price that's high by even premium chocolate standards. so where does the money go? most importantly to me and eric, are we doing a good thing? here's how it breaks down. the raw cacao costs one chunk. labor, the inner sleeve, this much. design, box, packaging, this much. various sundry equipment and miscellaneous, another small chunk. chris, me and eric get a slice out of every bar. that leaves this much, which the retailer takes. chef bleedin

he didn't even have to reprint the music, since the engraving was glued to the top in the middle of the title. apparently encouraged by the sales, he repeated his formula by mounting the engraving on another patriotic song entitled "brother soldiers all hail." the glue pot must've been especially busy in 1799, just after the announcement of washington's death. carr composed "the dead of march" and played for washington's funeral in 1799. he published the sheet music. elegant likeness of the late general. so what can we conclude from these remains of the visual culture was still understand incompletely? we know the written record from his contemporaries and the details of washington's physical presence, his vigorous heroism his steadiness and moral courage. but to my mind, the visual depictions of washington during his own life also help to see the development of his reputation in the public imagination. the effect of a single crude almanac cut is impossible to gauge. when you consider all this pictorial material together, however, there is a cumulative effect from which we can legitimat

when he fight there's no crime or traffic in the street everywhere is glued to the television and tuned into the fight. it will be a national holiday in the philippines, on may 3rd, and everywhere will be rooting for manny pacquioa. floyd mayweather will wait. manny pacquioa is a slugger, coming in strong at all angles. it will be up to them to adjust. whoever comes in first, the strongest will win the fight. floyd mayweather is slightly favoured. but manny pacquioa will come in strong. >>> pakistan picked up an unfortunate cricket world record. they were well beaten by the west indies losing their opening game against island. hit back approximately. scored 310 in the 350 overs. then came pakistan's ploi sumping from one to for. trumping the worst start to an innings. eventually all out for 160. windies winning by 160 runs. >> it shows that west indies can dominate and we are here to complete. a lot of talks are going around. we are not paying any attention we have to do what we need to do and get the job kun on the field. -- done on the field. >> we need to come up and pick ourselves m

. >> in health check a new warning to make their eyes pop with lash extensions, they are glued individually to each individual lash and some cause allergic reactions including blood shot and burning eyes, avoid the bargains and do the research. >> ask if they are certified and licensed and look at pictures. >> doctors say you should cult a professional to make sure you are a good candidate for the procedure. >>> the man at the center of a twitter controversy resigned from his political action committee run by jeb bush he made headlines when it was exposed he sent a series of offensive tweets against women and gays, today he resigned from bush's right to rise pack. the former governor says his comments do not reflect bush's views. >> here at the big board with the big talkers, lets just say that faces on students and parents were 50 shades of red from embarrassment, to anger off a 50 shades of gray word puzzle. some fifth grader said the teacher passed out the puzzle with words like spankle and bondage and cuffs. some we cannot say because they are racier. they did not say how many students

chips glued together.widely used in homes throughout the country including the avalon at edgewater apartments. >> if it were made out of concrete and cinder block, you wouldn't have this issue. >> fire department achiever thomas clinton battled this fire. >> how scared are the firefighting communities of a fire in that struck? >> all firefighters are concerned because it's a matter of timing. >> underwater laboratories showed that light weight wood burns three times faster than solid wood beams. >> associate of fire science at john jay college if new york. we talked to him at the scene of the edgewater fire. >> we talked to firefighters they're wary of, what in particular? >> they're wary ever one they are not going to be able to stop the fire, that's one issue. and the floors collapse, i've been to several where the whole entire floor has collapsed onto the floor below. >> cor by the says the advantages are time and money. >> it's money saved in time terms of material, but time saved in termination of the

everyone is glued to their television. everyone is tuned in to this fight. it will be a national holiday back in the philippines on may third, which is a sunday, and everyone will be rooting for their favorite son, which is manny pacquiao. >> both men are in their late 30s and beyond their absolutely best but this fight could be the one that defines their careers. >> pakistan has picked up an unfortunate cricket record. the team slumped to the worst-ever start to an inning in one-day history as they were beaten by the west indies at the world cup. the indyest lost their opening game to ireland but hit back batting first in christchurch. and then pakistan's reply 1--4 that was the worst start set by canada in 2006. the west indies winning by 150 runs. >> it just goes to show that they can dominate, and we're here to compete. a lot of talk has been going around but we're not paying those any attention. we just have to do what we have to do. and get the job done on the field. >> we really need to work hard. we need to look at it mentally and skill wise we'll pi

we talks about the people would glued us and how you keep young people interested in history when theren in the world today. and what things will look back in 50 years. if i knew that i would have the lottery numbers for next week. >> company. >> which you would share. >> was this just for folks who work there or for the broader commune? >> primarily for work there. they do this each year for a decade now. it is amazing to think that the organization would want to do something like that, taking people out of their work day and let them come in and talk about this and ask questions and take periods. it was fun. >> important discussions. >> now turning things over to meteorologist mike nicco and important look at the weather forecast. >> eric is modest if you know his story he is overcome some great adversityies to be with us. maybe he will share some day. >> king tides and flooding, at 10:38 at the golden gate bridge. our highest tide is at 11:15 and oakland later at 11:25. we will reap the low 70s in the central valley and 73 in los angeles, and you thought the snow pack was bad last ye

. >> i was glued to my tv.for some. >> we've all been rooting for andrew from west deptford, new jersey. >> the winner of master chef junior is... congratulations nathan. >> i don't know about you. i really thought andrew had it tied up with the bow. fox 29 caught up with him at a viewing party tonight in westville, new jersey. >> congratulations. >> thank you everybody. for coming out. i know. you know it's sad but you know i'm the first runner up. so that's -- >> right. first runner up. andrew has a great attitude as you can see. more than 100 people from his hometown came out to support him. he's got lot of fans and when he opens his italian bistro i am all over it. >> good cook. >> he can cook. one time in my life i loved bacon. i don't eat it any more. a love of folks do. >> new devices promise us to give a crisp salty breakfast favorite from your microwave. >> chris chmura puts the bacon wave to the test. >> bacon sizzle and shrivels on the stove. but must it splatter and curl? you need the original bacon

not everybody needs to be glued like face planted on the teleprompter. can you hold your own in the build of debate or let candy crowley back you into a corner? >> exactly. >> there is no doubt about that. it's better that he stumble a little bit now than later. >> let the republicans fight it out. ufc cage fight style. we want a winner. >> let us leave it. was that a stumble? >> anytime you bring isis into it. >> put an ace bandage on it. >>> when we come back more with the man who conducted that interview with jeb bush at cpac today. sean hannity joins us next. i've always loved exploring and looking for something better. that's the way i look at life. especially now that i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. i was taking warfarin, but wondered if i kept digging could i come up with something better. my doctor told me about eliquis... for three important reasons. one, in a clinical trial, eliquis was proven to reduce the risk of stroke better than warfarin. two, eliquis had l

people will be watching they'll be glued to their tv screens to see what happens. they just know that very very high stakes are inner for greece tonight. >> journalist in athens covering all the intensity. we'll certainly see what happens as the day unfolds. thank you very much. rosemary? >>> we'll take a short break now. still to come the crucial next steps in the ukrainian cease-fire should be happening at any moment. a live report from one city still reeling from a shelling attack. >>> now violence to report out of eastern ukraine. five ukrainian security forces have been killed in fighting with pro-russian separatists in mariupol. the incident happened after the cease-fire went into effect. 22 ukrainians were also injured in the clashes. that's according to an army spokesman. >> that news comes as we approach the second day of what has already been a tense cease-fire. the ukrainian military and pro-russian rebel forces were supposed to pull heavy weapons back into a so-called buffer zone from the front lines starting today, monday. the ukrainian army says they

kennedy like millions of other americans across the country was glued to his television. >> he became an instant hero that this country needed but the fact of life is he the to circle the earth a month before and he went up and came down in 16 minutes. >> jfk south out advice from nasa's top engineers. one was vanbron. >> in huntsville alabama the president begins a tour of the u.s. space center. >> he wrote to kennedy and when he said how can we beat the russians russians? and the letter basically said we can't beat them anywhere except to be the first on the moon. and so that's what we committed to. >> may 25th 1961 the president made a dramatic announcement before a joint session of congress. >> i believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal before this decade is out of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the earth. >> we didn't go to the moon to collect rocks. we went to stick the flag on the moon before the russian's did. >> if we didn't have the cold war would kennedy have had the same zeal? >> no. >> to have something that would show ame