email flying through the air i may be over 60, but i love those mp3's face time us ♪ you'll be googling usere in the internet world. take care. yo yo. [applause] >> we will get started. for the second half of our mourning, as you know, the lead davis joined us this morning, and we have dave clark joining us for the next half. dave has been an award winning newsmen for 35 years. he has been broadcasting for 35 years. he started when he was 17, so i have not had a chance to ask him what that special experience might have been about, but maybe you'll get a chance to ask him about this. i was interested in reading about all the places that he has worked. he has ben in new york city, washington d.c., he has been in los angeles. probably the most interesting for me was the fact that he was in philadelphia for a number of years. we know in the department of aging and adult services that philadelphia has one of the most interesting and creative network of services for older adults in the country. it is really accessible to older adults. some of the most creative work we have seen at around the cou

mail account like many people around the world we depend on google to keep us connected but a consumer group alleges google is invading your privacy details coming up. it's tuesday february twenty sixth four pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching our t.v. well the supreme court today made a decision that could have a big impact on your right to privacy and a five to four vote the supreme court ruled that people do not have the legal standing to challenge the foreign intelligence surveillance act of the law allows the government to incept intercept foreign communications the lawsuit is from a group of civil rights advocates and journalists that challenge the foreign intelligence surveillance act some things you should know about the law allows the n.s.a. to wiretap conversations of u.s. citizens phones without a warrant it was first signed into law in one nine hundred seventy eight and the supreme court ruling today means lawyers cannot challenge the law in federal court . what the court did not consider is whether or not the law is constitutional for more on this r

google used to grow in the high 20s. this year they grew 11% earnings. apple grew 60%, 11, 15%, dra mask slow down but slowing. google 17 times earnings and apple at 9 times earnings. they are both slowing but i think there's a lot more opportunity for upside in valuation spread. i think what we've seen in performance separation, i think we'll see that come in. either apple comes up or google comes down, i don't think this sustains. >> incredible when you look at the chart. a moment ago we had a three-month chart. rocky over the last months google has been up 20%, apple down 20%. an almost perfect symmetrical divergence is google's gain apple's pain or is this absolutely oversimplifying it and it's just a crazy coincidence. >> i think there is coincidence there. there is some relationship between the two stocks. obviously anything good happens in android has a potential to take away from iphone. apple really needs to make a decision do they want to be a niche player with high margins or really own the mobile market. for the last four years they have been

daniel sieberg of google joins us this morning. good morning to you daniel. and what are some tip-offs that someone is about to hack you? > > the motivation of cyber- criminals or hackers can vary wildly. they may actually know nothing about you personally but simply be casting a wide net looking for anybody who will fall victim to their scam. they could be sending out e- mails in bulk that look like they are from your bank but they're not, hoping that somebody will click on them. it could be that they are trying to actually take over your computer to use its power to attack some other website somewhere. so, the most important thing to think about is that you do have the ability to improve your own internet security, your own safety online. and it really just takes 5 to 10 minutes. > give us some tangible ways. what can someone do? > > these days people are aware that they need to have a strong password, but it really isn't enough to just do that. for example, you need to think about having unique and different passwords for each of your different internet, e

us. here's the real kicker. when googleaw a shrinks of the price earnings to multiple which was lower than the average stock in the s&p 500. you've got the highest quality growth stock around for one of the lowest mull pallets in book, where companies like general mills or johnson & johnson, dramatically subpar growth, but traded at much higher multiples as google did at the bottom, or general mills even at the top. the lesson -- when you a bullback without a concomitant, perhaps you should take advantage of it. don't fear what you've been waiting for as the run to $800 shows. that's how the biggest money is ultimately made. stick with cramer. revolutionizing an industry can be a tough act to follow, but at xerox we've embraced a new role. working behind the scenes to provide companies with services... like helping hr departments manage benefits and pensions for over 11 million employees. reducing document costs by up to 30%... and processing $421 billion dollars in accounts payables each year. helping thousands of companie

this video, released by google, was shot using google glass and has racked up more than 13 million viewsorter josha tupolski is one of the lucky few that has tested google glass. >> there's a little piece that goes over your right eye and projects into the distance this little screen. >> reporter: google has been working on glass for about two years. their idea? to have people reengage with the world with their head up instead of looking down at their smart phone. since then they've been testing glass with a small group of users. google co-founder sergei brynn was spotted sporting a pair at an after party and on the new york subway. diane von furstenberg was seen wearing them. tweet using the #ifihadglass. the response has been overwhelming. despite the interest, google will still have to work out the kinks. >> some of the challenges for google glass will certainly be price. another challenge will be ease of use. another challenge will be privacy. how comfortable will people feel using these devices and recording and sharing moments in real time? >> now if all goes as planned, google pla

we had google helping us fill a map showinwhere shelters were located. it was truly a great effort and the tech community played a great deal role. >> i love your upcoming project of revamping phone booths in new york city. we remember those phone booths. how can we recredit what's there to take it up to the next level in terms of technology? >> exactctly. we have the reinvent pay phone challenge. what that does is reinvite ideas from the public. we've got 11,000 p00 phones. at the height, we were seeing 30 million calls a year and now, about 5 million calls a year. in situations like hurricane sandy, they were crucial because they keep power and can connect people in an emergency. we know people are are using pay phones less because they've got mobile phones. wi-fi hot spots, charging stations, the ideasreally a limitless and the submissiomins closed on monday. we had over 125, so now the challenge is narrowing it down for a big demo day that's coming up. >> good to have you. rachel haot. as we take a break, take a look at how the stock market ended the

google gives us a peek inside their latest technology and how you can get one for yourself. >> and thousands of california workers forced to take big pay cuts. perhaps, the details next. >> california will be hit hard, that is the prediction from defense secretary leon panetta, he told congress today the automatic spending cuts will cripple the workforce. he said quote the vast majority of the workers will have to be furloughed one day a week for half of the year. >> i think we would have serious readiness effects. i don't know where we get the money. these are legally binding limits, we will have to cut back on training significantly. >> he said that the california high number of federal workers the golden state will be hit hard by layoffs. the tsa, fbi and border patrol agents whompt is to blame? the republicans are pointing the finger at the white house and the white house is firing back. decide for yourself. a reality check straight ahead on our 6:00 news cast. >> two companies left in america. one is companies that are have been hacked and know it and two the companies that have been ha

google used a business model to attack apple not a tech. that's a less than free model which prevents apple from charging extreme margins. apple is not done as a company. they can make better product or drop prices. make better products, r&d expenditures drop margins, drop prices drop margins. either way you look at it, margins are done. >> jon fortt, i know tim cook hasn't been there that long, a year and a half, the stock above where it was when he took over, well above the highs. any rumblings out west about tim cook's future? >> zero. everybody knows tim cook is a ceo, will be for a long time, has delivered what he said he would though not what some people expected. look, on this margins question, what reggie said could perhaps happen. we haven't actually seen any real signs of it. what i mean when i say that, iphone asps have not come down significantly at all. ipad asps have with ipad mini not because of competition from google. if anything, you could say competition from amazon but apple still dominates tablet market. tim cook domina

google tells us that they take the matter seriously and they have taken measures to ensure that the area is safe. we will stay on the story. raj, jessica. >> an eye opening report, thank you, steven. happening now in fremont, police are on the scene of a multiple car crash, caused by a wrong way driver. nbc bay area's george joins us. george? >> reporter: that is right, raj, you see the area blocked off, a few hundred feet up. where we are standing right now is where the accident scene is, we are learning a pickup truck carrying pool chemicals was going the wrong way and caused the accident about 7:00 tonight and tonight we talk abowith a g samaritan that helped pull the man out of the wreck edge. >> like something out of a zombie movie. >> there were two in here and they were panicking and they were in shock and you know, bleeding from the face and i just went over there and tried to calm them down. >> reporter: hill had heard the screams and tried to help. >> i grabbed the door and pulled it out, and the guy reached for my hand and i locked his hand like this. and pulled him out the tr

us. here's the real kicker. when googlest saw a shrinking of the price to earnings multiple which was lower than the average stock in the s&p 500. you've got the highest quality growth stock around for one of the lowest multiples in book, where companies like general mills or johnson & johnson, dramatically subpar growth, but traded at much higher multiples as google did at the bottom, or general mills even at the top. the lesson -- when you a pullback without a concomitant slashing of earnings, perhaps you should take advantage of it. don't fear what you've been waiting for as the run to $800 shows. that's how the biggest money is ultimately made. stick with cramer.

this video released by google was shot using google glass and has racked up more than 13 million views in less than a week. technology reporter joshua is one of the lucky few who have actually tested glass. >> there's no glass that actually comes down over your face. it's just a little piece that goes over your right yigt aye and it projects into distance this little screen. >> google has been working on glass for about two years. their idea, to have people reengage with the world with their head up instead of looking down at their smartphones. since then, they've been testing glass with a small group of users. google co-founder sergey brin was spotted sporting a pair at an oscar afterparty and was seen wearing them on the new york city subway. in september, designer diane von furstenburg wore a pair throughout fashion week. >> amazing world. >> reporter: now google is looking for thousands of end-stage testers, asking hopefuls to tweet using th the #ifihadglass. the response has been overwhelming. despite the interest, experts say google will still have to work out the kinks. >> some

partners like twitter step up to the plate and donate thousands of dollars worth of promotion, google helped uswere located. it was a group effort. >> i love your upcoming project of revamping phone booths in new york city. we all remember those phone booths. they're not used as often as they used to be in the era of mobility. how can we recreate what's already there to take it up to the next level in terms of technology? >> exactly. we're so excited about this. we have the reinvent payphones design challenge. it invites ideas and innovations from the public. we have over 11,000 payphones. at the height about five or six years ago, 30 million calls a year, now about five million calls a year. we know at times like hurricane sandy, they're crucial because they connect during emergency. we know people are using payphones less thauz bay have mobile phones and that's increasing. but some of the ideas are wi-fi hot spots, charging stations, the ideas really are limitless and the submissions closed on monday, we had over 125. now the challenge is narrowing it down for a demo day coming up soon. >> go

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google officials tell us the up does not violate the law or the consent decree. it says that google wallet shows the information to maintain accounts and this is clearly stated in the google walette privacy notice. there are time stamps that will release the smart phone. the company announced march 14thvent at radio city music hall. samsung doesn't say why but it's apparently going to reveal it's galaxy s four. >>> yahoo announced a big policy change saying employees will no longer be allowed to work from home. an internal moemo says the tell commuting. marisa, mechlers while many employees are happy about it, they say it's necessary to revive the company. >> i think it needs to have an all hands on deck model at least for the short-term and that's why i think this is a smart move. >> well known names in business are also weighing in. virjin calls it a backwards step while donald trump says she is doing a great job. >>> facebook wanted to down tribute case. some say they're used to exploit or harass the newtown victims. they called his office today and said they w

. >> a father makes a duet with his daughter, google shows us how it feels when you wear their new glasses at today's hottest videos online, first up google released thisqk9j clp shot with wearable technology, google glass. >> google said they're ready to make the first glasses available to the public. just press month more about 50 words. if you're chosen and willing to pay, you know, $1500 google glass is all yours. pretty good deal. up next, dad jesse peters and his daughter took over redit this morning with the cover of the song. >> that was written in 1968 only becoming well known after muppets performed it on "the muppet show". good luck getting it out of your head for the rest of the day. see you next time, bay area. >> thank you. >> up next, the cause that has the first lady's michelle obama and big bird teeming up. >> how this man's job is helping save lives of children. >> apple's voice recognition feature is popular but what i℠eh your phone doesn't have it? we team up to test out >>> checking healthy living news, americans eating less fast food than they used to. a study veals

officials will unveil a proposal to build a private hangar to house jets belonging to google's senior executives that would be used by other companies. this is expected to bring in $3 million a year to the airport. google houses planes elsewhere right now. >> state senator jerry hill has legislation to ensure california high-speed rail does not add new tracks through the peninsula. he has specific language to guarantee the high-speed rail runs on two existing tracks sharing with caltrain. officials have promised hill they would not add two additional tracks making it a total of four on the peninsula where many neighbors opposed idea. caltrain will run on electric power so it is compatible with the existing trains. >> mike, what do you have? >> a little bit of a change with the weather. we have progressive pattern on top of us and the jet stream will push a weak cold front tomorrow. before that, look at the sunshine today and temperatures a couple of degrees warmer than yesterday from mid-to-upper 50's along the coast to low-to-mid 60's for the rest of us. as we look into what is happening outside right now, we are

>> google shares surpassed 800s aids piece, seeing an uptick in advertising more people use google on smart phones. stock gained 33% in the last year, closing today up $806. >> a look at the broader parkts. a possibility of a merger between office depot and office max. sending stocks higher that, surge in google shares sending your bloomberg silicon valley index higher as well. amazon fired a german security firm accused ofqqy intimidating immigrant workers in german distribution centers days after a documentary aired in which workers said the guards conducted searches of living quarters and kitchens and wore uniforms linked to neo nazies. in a statement, amazon says it has a zero tolerance for discrimination and expects the same of other companies that it works with. yahoo's ceo marisa myer named lawrence man as over seeing yahoo search which has not seen gains yahoo was expected since signing a partnership with microsoft. larry, carrow lirngs back to you. >> want to touch on the snow again. >> yes. >> we gave everybody a taste of what conditions were like. >> yes. snow sticking at t

us? google stock is near all-time highs. apple has lost a third of its value.s is strong. overall business demand is slow. there are tiny bubbles, cue don ho ♪ tiny bubbles tiny bubbles ♪ >> and giant bubbles. think tulips. some of you think this chart screams bubble. others say not so fast. stocks are historically cheap right now. no denying money has ever been cheaper. look at the interest on your checking account. that's a bubble, too, because this guy is keeping interest rates so low, which makes us wonder in rescuing america from a crash, is he creating the next bubble to burst? stephen moore, dan grossman and zanny beddoes. you wrote a book "pop: why bubbles are great for the economy." >> this is how we create new infrastructure, telegraph, railroad, internet. we don't sit around and the government says build this line from here to here, people run around and go nuts and build four railroad lines and four telegraph lines and they all go bankrupt. but then someone picks up the pieces, takes that infrastructure and does something with it. when the infrastru

google maps. that's right, lithuanian authorities will use google street views to identify tax cheats with the realof holdings liz: liz: don't give them ideas. i covered the taxes for a better part after decade and irs and this could be considered an invasion of privacy and whether the street view is correct and looking at the right property. there have been mistakes. charles: i remember when they started with the cameras on the vans and everybody says it's used for this purposen never for that purpose and people think there's a lot of paranoia. i think it's legitimate. it's realistic that one day that can happen here liz: liz: i'd like to see the street view of you and your property guarding or mowing the lawn. charles: the reality check, the real estate agent is ready to fight me point for point as i pour cold water on what stuart calls the bright spot in the economy. that's new at 10. ? at fidelity, we do it by merging two tools into one. combining your customized charts with leading-edge analysis tools from recognia so you can quickly spot key trends and possible entry and exit points. we like

the epa now says that those systems are in place to keep those vapors outside the buildings and google tells us they may take this matter very seriously. they've already taken measures to ensure that those buildings and those work areas are now safe. raj? jessica? >> you see the number on your scre screen. 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to the unit. >>> new tonight at 6:00, a second woman has been charged in the high-profile killing of a multimillionaire. 32-year-old katrina marie was ararnd on charges today and held without bail. police arrested her and detectives claim she is a prostitute who was frequently hired by the victim who was killed in a home invasion. her brother is one of three men charged in the case as well. prosecutors aren't commenting how her role took place in the crime. another woman had previously been charged as an accessory after prosecutors say they found photos of entry points to cura's home on her cell phone. >>> well, she has been fingered again, ayala who garnered notoriety seven years ago after placing a severed finger in a bowl of wendy's chili is back in jail.

google today announce aid pryout for the rest of the us called google glass, it's embedded in a pairof eye glasses responding to voice commands. gookel going to let a number of people try them out for $1500 if you have that privilege.3f&!ú submit and they didn't say how many winners there be only awarded to bold individuals who submit requests. >> and police are still looking for these two then they believe are associates of mark capello, a suspect arrested in alabama last week. investigators released these surveillance photos today. three men killed inside of this home in forestville february 5th. authorities say they were trying to purchase a large amount of marijuana. investigators released this photo of a pickup truck. >> in red woothd city police identified a new suspect in a recent home invasion robbery, one of three people expected of ransacking a home of a 79-year-old woman. the other suspect arrested running from the scene, trujillo and a girl may be driving a black volkswagon jetta. >> some simple technology helped police id a man, turns out he was caught ripping off a ups

microsoft is going after google, launching a new campaign today urging customers to stop using googleord of user e-mails to taylor ads to users. google argues that advertising keeps services free. microsoft campaign includes tv and print and online ads. >> this time for valentine's day, california is a good place for restaurant romance. >> visa is pocketing the change as more reach for plastic. >> good morning. did you run up the big credit card deal over the holidays? visa is reporting a 25 percent profit jump last quarter. someone is charging. consumers did use credit and debit cards more often. visa shares are down and some announced downgrading the stock this morning. wells fargo lost its place at the most valuable bank ask now number two as chase shares rise recovering from the financial crisis. quiet open this morning so an extension of what we saw yesterday in the mark oats and jobless claims were down by 5,000, mostly holding steady compared to last week. we are lower across the board but not by much. the silicon valley index is trading a bit heighter this morning. healthy men

will begin using google's massive map network to show contektural maps. yahoo!e to deliver more targeted ads to its visitors. users won't notice a difference. this is a change to the back end. the ads should be more effect you have. google will take a cut, but yahoo! will get the majority of the ad revenue. this should be a win-win, but analysts say since yahoo! needs the help it will benefit more, and it will now be able to focus its energies on creating content and on a small number of ad partnerships. >> thanks so much. which stock would make you more money if you bought it right here, yahoo!or google? we want to do talking numbers. technical side of the story, richard ross with global technical strategy and on the fundamentals jeff kilberg founder of kkm financial and a cnbc couldn't boughtor. gentlemen, good to see you. thanks for joining us. >> maria, how are you? >> interesting story here, this pa partnership. would you buy either stock here on the heels of the fundamental story? >> well, maria, certainly feels like valentine's day is getting pretty close

google will display ads on yahoo! properties using google ad programs.l then share resulting ad revenue. these are two internet firms with a lot of history. last year yahoo! hired away google executive marisa meyer. and maria meyer hired a former google executive. yahoo! up 1.7%. >> scott baker, what do you do with this one? it's an interesting move from marisa meyer. >> it's an interesting one. the easy money being made in yahoo!. these strategic relations she's put together are smart. >> you're telling me you wouldn't be a buyer of this stock here because you think the money has been nad? >> the easy money has been made. she's through her honeymoon period. let's see what she can deliver on. i wouldn't be a buyer of yahoo!. >> retailers topping same store sales estimates for january bedib despite consumers being faced with higher payroll taxes. macy's and gap among the winners. stacy, what were you most impressed with? >> we've been playing the off price retailers. i think you have head winds with the consumer in general just given the payroll tax expir

. >> it's an all-out assault on google's g-mail service. jonathan bloom shows ust it is about. >> you go through every single word of your g-mail. >> they sell ads so i get googled. >> is that is the free email service. out look.com. >> it doesn't read your attachments or use that for advertising. >> in fact manager says there less advertising because they use less space to use facebook book posts. >> they have making sure that google plus works good but you love linked in and let's make sure it all woq totaling. >> and they added features like scheduling daily emails to delete themselves each day. >> the far most used is delete button. >> and attachments like photo albums. microsoft gives you 7 gigs of free cloud storage for that. >> they sent six emails with four attachments and something funny. so we made it easy to share. >> biggest news about outlook.com is what it is replacing. microsoft is shutting down hot mail which was recently the most popular free email service. >> they have a branding problem with hot mail. >> hot mail just stopped being cool. >> it w

there are a number of googled powed products out there that could use some explaining. now, do keep in mind not everyone's bullish on google stock. this man sold a great deal of his holdings in the company. but what does he know? a lot. he's the chairman of the board. he doesn't have to tell us why he did what he did ch we can't say though he should have waited until today. back to you. >> should have, would have, could have. thanks so much. >>> for baseball players on the field, spring training offers a fresh start. >> and for other, it's a very exciting second career. down to south arizona to check in with lauren scott, who joins us from the stadium. >> a very good morning to you. you know, giants fans in the bay area have such great radio voices to listen to. all season long. we're talking about a hall of famer in john miller, a future hall of famer in dave fleming and a guy that we think of as the marathon man. he does hours upon hours of radio each weekend and he's starting right now in scottsdale. take a look. >> spring training is underway. i'm sitting here live a

the president used google+ hang out to express his frustration.the senate blocked the nomination on thursday over unrelated questions about benghazi. there's another hearing on february 26. president obama has another busy day ahead this morning. he will meet with the italian president at the white house. this afternoon he leaves for chicago to once again push for proposals that he made in his state of the union address. this afternoon later he will head for a weekend getaway in florida with friends. some people may find this goofy but a missouri company will keep your pet by your side for for. >> the company freeze-drying's beds that have died. the process is complicated. it can take up to a year through dry animal depending on its size. the cost to start at about $850. companies owner has gotten requests all the way from japan and israel. >> all right. >> that is something. it is 6:26. still another half-hour ahead. >> they kissed the ground and cheered after carnival triumph finally made >> "live, and in hd, this is "good morning washington," o

google, a preview of the new product called glass. they're essentially smart glasses that allow people to take and share pictures and videos from a user's perspective. you can chat live and useigation. google is taking applications for people to test out the specs. if you're picked to be a glass explorer, you'll have to shell out about $1600 a pair. >>> changes may be in the work for twitter, but the social networking site insists workers won't be affected. the site is making it easier to make sure paid promotional tweets are seen by the right people. this means promotional tweets can be automated instead of written mannelly. twitter is insisting there won't be more ads, but ads that are more meaningful. >>> the investigates is just beginning, disturbing new details about the johns hopkins obgyn and could youed of secret le video taking his patients. >>> plus a massive crime scene on the strip. a shooting, an explosion and a maserati. >>> gas prices reaching a level none of us want to see. >>> a special tour inside d.c. general shelter. find out what life is really like for families forced into shelters. if you have high blood pressure and get a cold get coricidin hbp. the n

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. >> a lot of people use google for searching the web, but they may have something else up their sleeve new feature is offline. more about that in a minute. making cpr a high-school graduation requirement. that story, coming up. >> rain showers moving through as a cold front had their way. we'll see how much the temperature will drop in your forecast. 44 degrees right now. 48 downtown. >> coming up at 6:00, i perry hall high school student pleaded guilty to injuring his classmate. we'll have reaction from the victim's family. as a director of training is installed, the conditions about on thenew conditioned trainee shot by h >> in annapolis, lawmakers have introduced a bill that will make learning hands on cpr training a requirement. old was thereear- who is alive thanks to cpr. life back toven cal was people who have suffered cardiac arrest. it can make the difference between people living and dying. >> only 11% of people who had a sudden cardiac arrest at a hospital survive embassy in that area who sees that person in arrest who does cpr to cover immediately and initiate cpr until par

google is on the publicity blits for its gloog l glass project. the mountain view company released new video today showing how people can use the glasses. google says the glass are voice activated. users can instantly record video, share experiences with friends even translate foreign languages. the company also announced a week long online contest to win a chance to own the glasses but there is a catch. the winners will have to pay $1,500. >>> yahoo users were introduced to a new home page today when they visit it had yahoo web site. the company says it hopes its redesign can reinvigorate its search engine which has lost users to competitors in rekrebt years. the new yahoo.com is designed to be simpler and more personal. it focuses on users' preferences. the home page can be customized to include news articles, stocks or flicker photos and videos. >>> on wall street stocks went south. the dow fell 108 points, nasdaq lost 49. the minutes from the last meeting suggests that central brang is prepare today ratchet back its bond-buying efforts that have bven keeping interest rates near historic lows. >>> two big box office retailers confirm

do that and google and you can find things there and exhort us. >> any time this year. you're a faith you can get some understanding of vatican ii. also by reading the text because they are such beautiful text. they're scripture come alive. they're lovely things in themselves and i want to tell us this, there are some stuff you will read there you never thought the catholic would say. it's incredible. >> do you have a blog or anything? do you ever think about doing that? >> no. >> you know you're not a good typist. we got to go. you've been wonderful. thanks for being here. we'll talk more about vatican ii if we live long enough, vatican iii. thanks for being with us on "mosaic." join us again. yes! announcer: there's a new team worth rooting for. watson: isn't that evidence? yeah, well, i will give it back when i am finished. there's nothing more hazardous to my health than boredom. what is wrong with you? you hacked my e-mail? took me seven tries to deduce a password. i noticed something in there. flexing our deductive muscles, are we? i could burst with pride. . >>>

kron 4's charles clifford gives us a google earth view of what happened. >> reporter: tuesday's shootingsle north of the beach. around 3:30 tuesday afternoon, two santa cruz police officers visited a home here at 822 north bran-ca-forty drive. this is where were both officers were apparently shot and killed by the suspect, jeremy goulet. after the shooting, goulet stole a police car and fled the scene. a short time later, as first responders tended to the fallen officers, goulet returned to the scene. he spotted here, behind 822 bran-ca-forty, on the other side of a fence. officers ordered goulet to submit, but he fled south down this alley. when he reached nearby doyle street, he was met by multiple police officers. gunfire erupted as the suspect and police exchanged dozens of shots. goulet was eventually killed here near 140 doyle street. in the newsroom, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: and new video tonight of goulet in an oregon court. back in 2007. as we mentioned earlier, goulet has had run-ins with the law in the past. as amy frazier reports, he was arrested for peeping on a

so i think google tamed the wild west internet frontier for us. n established and the facebooks for socializing the amazons for shopping and you no longer need google to get to those sites. that brings the stage for facebook. >> i didn't know you could still utter the name lebron james in cleveland but you certainly did. >> i'm from akron. we still like him in akron. >> doug, thanks for your time. have a great weekend. >> thank you, carl. >> let's get back to washington. the president holding a white house open day-to-day hack-a-thon today. he's inviting developers and tech experts to come and offer ideas. jon fortt has details. >> reporter: what the house is trying to do here is draw attention to the fact that they're releasing an api that will let anybody pull data from the white house about petitions, signatures and responses. later, they'll make the api available to make it easier to create and submit new types of petitions. the white house is taking a page from facebook and google's playbook, doing what they're calling a hack-a-thon to draw at

google glasses here's your chance. the tech giant has announced an online competition people can smith their ideas how to use the glasses' words or less with the lash taking if i had glass. the deadline is next wednesday and google will offer the glass toes the top 8,000 applicants but they won't be free. winners will have to pay $1,500 for those techie specs. >> i wonder what that would be like. i can see both of you in those. >> i think they would driver me crazy. drive me crazy. >> thank goodness for e-mail and twitter because a's fans always let me know when we don't talk about them. they are the best. you know so equal time for oakland after all winning the american league west. certainly deserving of that. this is video though from sunday as the a's work out. core of the playoff team is back but they have flu comers like jed lowry product out of stanford veteran outfielder from the diamondbacks chris young he came over during the past winter very familiar with what the a's have accomplished and wants very much to be a part in their future growth. >> i'm a pretty free easy going guy in my opinion. i'm all about hav

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experimenting with ideas around trying to use technology to, um, really engage in those dialogues in a way that hasn't been possible. so something like googleangout which is, we use google hangout a lot because we have about 25 folks in new york and 30 people on staff in washington, and we have big tvs in both of the conference rooms, and we have them connected with google hangout which sounds silly, but it means that you can literally just go into a conference room, and this person goes into the conference room, and you can have -- maybe it's not a face-to-face conversation, but it's the next best thing. but we've had this culture now of people using google hangout all the time, and one of the ideas we've just been talking about in the past week or two is what if our reporters were engaging in a dialogue, it could be one of our reporters in michigan or one in washington on google hangout with perhaps some of the experts that she or he talked to with some of the people who are reading it who had good criticisms of it. i mean, there's opportunities there that will that work? will people want that? i don't know. but that's one of the things w

google should be approved. that is according to a report in the campbell patch. now the city agrees to build a private airport other large jets could uset as well. not just google. >> lease looking for a man who escaped custody by stealing a police van. police looking for this man and say he is a big man so they put anymore two sets of handcuffs. he took advantage of the situation and slipped the cuffs to his front then jumped in and took off. he was arrested for violationing his probation. >> san jose annual state of the city address just an hour half away. the mayor plans to layout goals for the city including restoring pay to worker who's took cuts and in order to do that the mayor says a tax increase is needed and not everyone is willing to pay. >> we are saying too much. >> yes. yes. maybe this will be good. >> we have to go to the ballot. to get voter permission in 2014.j7Ñew this depends on voter support. we've done polling. >> that poll found 70% of the voters support a quarter percent increase. hike. >> a search of a shipping container turned up thousands of rounds of ammunition. customs seized 2300 rounds hidden in air filter

as the reporter shows us, the google deal could bring in tens of millions of dollars to the airport. were all about coming and going. but when goggle flies in here with their ever expanding jets, it will be one of the happiest landing of all. >> it makes sense that google, the high-tech leader here in the south bay and the world, they are really choosing to make silicone valley airport their home too. >> san jose is announcing a major agreement with the signature flight support. their main provider of the aircraft to build and operate a new $82 million executive terminal on 29 acres of what used to be a long-term parking lot on the west side. >> they will propose to bring their fleet here. and that includes some very large aircrafts, including 737s. >> google airport. what do you think about it? >> i love it. why stop at google? >> reporter: the airport officials say that the new terminal will serve the other clients. >> the international flights. you know, from here to anywhere. like san francisco. and how great is that? >> the proximity to their mountain view headquarters was one o

and nude photos and a memo is going around reminding employees their phones are for official use only. >> google's now on the market. check it out, this is the new pixel with a laptop with a touch screen starting at $1,300 and is designed to compete with laptops by apple and microsoft but with touch screen features so it is a combination. >> you get a flashback scene of the bus stuck in the snow? >> a lot of friends in kansas city and st. louis, we were talking to i'm other on facebook and i was laughing. now, what is going on outside -- no, i felt for them but they had a snow day yesterday and today the kids are getting an extended weekend. i remember those thunder snows, it is so common. just so quiet when it snows, just amazing. and you hear a clap of thunder and a blue flash? you get a chance, you need to experience that. live doppler 7 hd showing it is clear and quiet and dry this morning. our next system is up to the north right now and it is moving more toward the east than the south and we get the end of the system in the form of a sprinkle and that is it. check out this beautiful picture,

google greece and pension cuts. in fact, don't just use google, use yahoo!, binge, anything you like. you will will see where we are headed when you refuse to make the tough decision that is my friends from are refusing to make with respect to the federal budget, you know where those cuts are going to fall. with that, mr. speaker, i'd like to yield five minutes to one of our very distinguished freshmen members, the gentleman from texas, mr. williams. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for five minutes. mr. williams: thank you, mr. speaker. i stand here in support of h.r. 273, a commonsense bill to overturn president obama's recent executive order that authorizes a five point percent pay raise for workers. with the looming threat of sequestration weeks away, federal agencies should be focused on how to do more with less, like every other business does in america, and other family does in america. but the president's orders would cost taxpayers more than $10 billion over 10 years. here are the facts. in the last decade the average

"he should know how to use google or at least pick up the telephone. or at least he should know how to go to the white house website, because if he had he would have seen the president's proposal. it is very detailed. it offers a two-to-one ratio of tax cuts to increases. it is by all measures a compromise. brooks was dragged over coals by other journalists for shoddy work. he wrote "the white house has proposed various constructive changes to spending levels and entitlement programs. these changes are not nearly adequate in my view, but they do exist, and i should have acknowledged the balanced and tough-minded elements in the president's approach." you think? this is what brooks should have written in the first place. but it's hard to blame david brooks alone for spreading these falsehoods, because the problem is much bigger than just one writer in new york. meet pete peterson. peterson is a wall street mogul who has spent an estimated half a billion dollars protecting rich investors at the expense of the 99% of americans. you see, peterson is behind

joint venture with hewlett-packard who could in turn say to google, look, we'll adopt chrome and android as our operating system and we'll use poverty google applications for spreadsheets and word pros sesing and other functionality. certainly we look at the landscape with respect to dell and microsoft. microsoft giving $2 billion to dell to help affect the management buyout. i mean, there is certainly a situation here where there can be much closer relationships between software vendors and hardware manufacturers. i think that the matchup between hulee -- hewlett could be put bk in its position traditionally in the technology field. >> david faber? >> you know, maria, it's interesting. i haven't heard anything like that from any of the executives i've had an opportunity to speak to here at hewlett-packard. there's certainly a focus on mobility. there's going to be an emphasis on innovation. i would expect in the conference call and the like and some of the comments we'll get from ceo meg whitman in terms of even hp labs and hair focus and, of course, mobility strategy. there may continue to be pressure amongst investors to