everybody is with breast feeding on instagram. cool. national spelling bee-- i'm just a little hungry. this is kind of cool you guys. before tonight indian american students have won for the last seven years in a row. they're crushing it. >> yeah. >> larry: and some people have made these racist comments on facebook saying the kids in the spelling bee should only be american. >> first of all, they are american. >> larry: yes! when did we become racist about spelling bees? >> this year, i guess. ( laughter ) >> do they only spell american words? >> yeah, they're american kid. they're american kids in texas. >> larry: why would people be upset about that? i don't get it. the other thing is-- let me ask you this-- is it okay to feel that certain groups can do things good? >> 100%! it's insane. >> larry: is it racist to say a group can do something good? but, ricky would it be wrong to say, indians, those ( bleep ) can spell. >> no! ( applause ) >> larry: you don't have a problem with that? that's true? >> when you're like-- i need somebody

it is over this instagram photo.spark ago loft debate this morning. >> stupid. >> so our attorney jennifer brant joins us now. >> hi, jen. >> good morning. >> so, it is the fact that she posted no, rosey posted this photoglow that was taken bioamine he will. >> and she is saying you can't do. that will it is my photo because i took it. >> that's right. >> what? >> well the thing is, i always talk about social media how dangerous it is when talking about divorce. this is a very, very ugly custody battle that's going on between the two of them. >> okay? >> so misch sell saying this is my photo the she did take t if you do take a photo it is your possession. but we don't know how rosey got the photo. whether it was already posted, and she reposed it. >> or sent it to her? >> or sent it to her or the camera right there. we don't know how rosey actually obtained the photo. looks like innocent enough photo. although these two have been warned by the judge not to engage in battles their custody battle over social media. so

look the at your followers on instagram.ould you get them to follow us so they have more followers on instagram. they are constantly taking pictures. so with hen a they wrote it on my arm. >> what? >> their handles on instagram. >> so you wouldn't forget. >> that will last. >> can you read that. >> look at that. >> grace under score bosco. >> so do me a favor follow her on instagram maybe she will get a boost of about a hundred. bosco. >> hold on. so on the other arm while she's doing her other arm. megan, the oral girl is doing that. but her name is megan, so it is too long. >> i thought this would wash off after about a day. >> no, it has been on there for five days. >> hen a will last you a a couple week. >> can you even read it. megan eisenman. so this explains a lot because when you came into work i thought you had -- show his hand. i saw this. i thought you were first bleeding. then what is going on, mike are you okay. >> well, i went to bed, i didn't realize you were supposed to scrape it off. when i woke up those lit

instagram could have licensed these? this is a key point here, right?yeah, it is. >> under the terms of service, they did have the interest lecture property title on these images, because you pass them over and take them and post them on instagram, right? >> you read terms of service carefully, there's plenty of wiggle room for them to have done this, it would have been complete suicide. richard prince is trying desperately to remain relevant using techniques that made a lot of sense in the analog time when he became famous. they don't make a lot of sense now. and he's making this kind of creepy old grandfather comments on the prints that were in the gogosian show. these women have no way to respond to that. it's like picking on someone who can't respond to you. that's what feels so wrong. the beauty of the internet is that everyone has a voice. richard prince is taking their voices away, i think the best thing we can do is ignore him entirely. >> do you think we're going to see a situation develop in which more content, whether it's photos or things pe

. >> i put it on my instagram and i was so happy i started getting views, which i didn't think was going to happen. >> this is my first bite into the cool ranch dorito taco. >> narrator: and the advertising machine spinning likes into gold. >> your consumer is your marketer. >> this is the biggest transformation that we've had in our lifetime. >> if you don't have a zillion hits, then you generally wouldn't get noticed by a sponsor. >> narrator: author douglas rushkoff examines the culture of like. >> a million people took an action to say, "yes, i like that piece of content. that piece of content speaks to me." that's profound. >> narrator: the fame... >> they need to stop worrying about their followers and start worrying about their money. >> narrator: the fortune... >> they can reach their friends, their peer networks, and be your own evangelists. they can sell your product for you. >> narrator: ...and what it all means for the way we interact with each other and all the people and things we like. tonight on frontline, "generation like." >> frontline is made possible by contributions

i didn't do that. >> reporter: he took this picture of the note and posted it on instagram.said he needed $150,000 bands, which means -- 150,000 bands which means dollars. he also said he knew it would take police tree, four minutes to -- three, four minutes to get there. so he didn't want the teller to hit the alarm until he was gone. >> that way they would understand how that works to get into other things. >> reporter: he wouldn't say what the other things are. he did admit to taking cell phone videos of the incident and posting those before leaving the bank. he told me he was a rapper. so i asked him if this was all to get attention to help his career. >> maybe my instagram is going to let exposed and there's other things on there that has nothing to do with what happened. >> reporter: he was arrested 20 minutes later with a bag of money. he doesn't think anything he did was wrong because he asked -- because he asked nicely. >>> right now tropical storm anna is centered about 180 miles south-southeast of myrtle beach, south carolina. forecasters say the system is expecte

instagram is more valuable because more people are coming to them.he of your child, everyone looking to offer you money for that. are you engaging with them because you are giving them this content? >> you think it would happen like that more often but it doesn't. i know kevin over at instagram. but we don't really talk about ways to monetize things. that is not really a part of our conversations. relationship with twitter, and i love twitter, to interact with people. they gave me some good advice on getting more information out there, instead of just pushing a photo from instagram to twitter. if you do it separately, you get more clicks. that made sense to me. now i do it differently with their input. i have an open relationship with them but you would think you would have more influence, but you really don't. do you feel this is a time where technology has gotten such fantastic links in terms of usage, we have maybe reached a point where we are in a bubble, or the time to take the money off the table when you can? maybe both of you think about that

of robbing a bank posted a video of the robbery on instagram.e say the man walked into the bank monday afternoon in virginia beach. he handed the teller a note asking for $150,000, please. he recorded the entire incident showing the teller placing stacks of cash in bags. then he posted two videos and a picture of the note on instagram. but the 23-year-old says he didn't do it. >> robbery is demanding going in and demanding something and taking the money or whatever like that. i didn't do that. i went and i gave a note and i asked actually politely. >> wait, wait, what? >> so because he -- >> this logic is interesting. if he thinks if you ask politely with a note then it's not robbing the bank. please. i think that's not togoing to hold up in court. he was arrested 20 minutes after the incident happened. >>> well we are working in leesburg -- i'm still shaking my head. >> me too. >> the crime is down there. according to the leesburg police department crimes like murder and robbery % from 2014. burglaries and car thefts also declined by 36%. that'

prior to that, the the gallery they called home was instagram.minor changes, prints reprinted pictures as part of the exhibit new portraits only real difference between original and reprint a small comment left by prints on the bottom of each picture. some of the work sold for hundred thousand dollars each and instagram users say prints never got their permanent mission to use images. she only found out after text messages from people saw picture in person. on instagram i said no, i did not and yes controversial artist richard prints put it up anywhere. her photo sold for $90,000 but she doesn't plan to go after the artist. >> what exactly is rule for altering social media content for profit, or is there anyway to prevent your content like this from becoming a cash cow like that. i talk to the intellectual property lawyers at this firm to find out. >> hutch does something need to change to be fairies a a very tricky question. >> reporter: question or recreating artwork falls under fair use. it allows comments to change existing artwork to create

each print began as someone's photo shared on instagram.t the bottom of each picture. >> instagram photos are exchanged for free, so what value, in fact, do they have? for the average user the answer might be none. >> well, you can prevent someone from reusing your instagram photo simply by making sure your account is private. much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. new fall-out over those sexton abuse allegations against a reality tv star. and one of silicon valley's most needy schools gets a ♪ (music throughout) ♪ sfx: (smash) sfx: (roar) ♪ sfx: (roar) sfx: (engine roars) >> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey there carolyn. hi everyone. good morning to you. in san francisco you can see the dark cloud deck here. the sun coming up at 35:54. you won't see any of that here and the west wind will be up to 20 miles an hour today in the city. that will keep it rather cool downtown and, in fact, partly cloudy. 48 morgan hill. cooler in some shots. the warming t

the last 7 years, tumbler, instagram, the last five years tom was purchased for more and instagram will be $1.5 billion, marissa meyer never mentions tumblers in their earnings fall. there's a quiet war between facebook and google and that is key to the war on line, to attach your identity to your specific actions so the company can sell more specific higher price dads to advertisers. facebook is winning the war. we decided it is okay for facebook to attach actions to identity. we are not comfortable with people attaching our searches to our identity. we would rather people not know what we put in that box and attach it to an identity. that would make me uncomfortable. crazy stuff goes in that box. as a result the only way google can attach identity is for g mail and google plus which the have the same attraction. facebook was winning the war of identity. i want to have some customer content from here. in the board of the new york times, the first board meeting of this in recommended a shot off google, they are the enemy of all media companies. they quoted information that wants to be f

each print began at someone's photos shared on instagram.or changes he reprinted the pictures, adding just a small comment to each one. >> instagram photos are exchanged for free so what value, in fact, do they have? for the average user, the answer might be none. >> you can prevent someone from reusing your instagram photos simply by making sure your account is private. much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. new fall-out over those sexton abuse allegations against a reality tv star. and one of silicon valley's most needy schools gets a hand >> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey carolyn. picture changes so quickly from the east bay hills camera. you see the fog blowing across the camera here and in the distance it's mt. diablo. 52 degrees where it's sunny in the east bay valleys. 49 morgan hill and the low cloud deck is really thing out. this is sutro. you can't see much from the obstructed view and some of the fog. but we are looking at a warmer day inland.

i have seen your instagram account. >> i have good photos.ot of weather pics. >> take picture or video of the wind today. thursday you will have something to take a photo of me for me. rain. we are talking about the return of rain and the timing and how much we could get in a few minutes. >>> also in this crazy looking car is actually safe the new numbers raising questions about the safety of google's self-driving cars. blah i designed to drive themselves googles so-called driverless cars. a new report a out today says they may not be so safe. we are joined live from san jose. what's them verdict, scott? >> let's talk about traffic in about five years the traffic could include self-driving vehicles. a national consumer group isn't waiting that long to dwe the safety of these high-tech cars. you see them all over the bay area. cars driving themselves. most of them come from google and they give us a peek in to the future. but are they safe? >> right now, google's not sharing. >> the group consumer watch dog says it is too early to tell and the

sometimes just like your instagram, you get it in a second. a screen grab, does a comment, and sends it to an assistant. they print it. it goes to a gallery, and it's gone on exhibit. i happen to think they're kind of great. >> kind of great? >> yeah. >> it's regular folks, and then of the celebrity ilk as well. >> well he knows pam anderson for example. one of the first portraits was her. but it could be anybody. you have to keep in mind that while he does sell these for a lot of money, these are digital files in the public domain that people put out there. i'm not talking about the money. the copyright is getting very fuzzy on all this. >> how does that work? take for example, and i'm looking at all these images. the woman with the blue hair. didn't that piece go for something like $90,000? >> let's just say they go for 90 80 100. the number doesn't matter -- >> it does maybe if i'm taking the picture and that's me and i'm saying hang on a second. >> no, i want it too. but andy warhol jasper johns, artists for a half a century have taken pho

>> he has had a pretty good instagram following but in the last week it's blown up.lly go nuts over dog with his food apparently. >> does sid get to eat all the food in the picturors does he get a treat after the picture? >> he does get a treat and as bad as this sounds i actually eat the food. i don't like to let things go to waste. >> it's been through quite a bit. >> a year on the first that sid was hit by a car. i feel very fortunate to still have him with me and be in the position we're in now. >> you are actually having kind of an art show to promote sid, is that correct? tell us about it. >> the day he was hit by a car, i sold everythin i i were going to move to croatia. after he got healthy, i packed up everything else we had left put it in my car and hit the road. we drove around the country for eight months put 15,000 miles in my car. i decided to publish a children's book about sid and his adventure when we got back to texas. photos of sid all around the u.s. i have a presale going on. if you preorder the book you get a paw-tograph. >> i love it! >>> that'

instagram has been a great partner of ours.e developing ads that pull at people's heartstrings, that connect with people on a much more deeper -- stephanie: go easy on the modee mojification. carolyn: the interesting thing is seeing the services and breaking that platform -- stephanie: you can create a beautiful image. carolyn: state farm is rocking it on instagram. banana pro republic. they are thinking about how you communicate a brand message in this new environment because they have to be were consumers are. stephanie: thank you both so much. we've been waiting to have carolyn on for a year. it was worth it. carolyn and jonathan nelson. erik: what drives billionaires like elon musk? how he squared off with the russians on his plans to build rockets. stephanie: stay with us. "market makers" has a lot more to come. ♪ erik: here's a number you can take with you this morning. $299 billion. that's how much -- $299 million. this is a complicated tale. he was woodman's friend back at uc san diego and became employee number one of

sid's owner alex has an entire instagram page dedicated to sid. it's called myregalbeagle.ell us all about this brilliant dog, possibly the cutest dogan 0 the internet right now we have alex and sid, via skype, "right this minute" from austin, texas. [ applause ] how did you train sid to do this? >> you know it's kinds of, got a funny -- i always grew up with him not eating my food. always made it a point. anytime i'd catch him when he was young trying to snatch my food i'd go back in and get it. now he knows what's his and mine. when he picks up something, even when not shooting a little video, picks it up walks around wagging his tail until he either get permission or i tell him to drop it. >> impressive. >> wow. >> 41,000 followers on instagram. what does it feel like to have your dog be so famous? >> he's had a pretty good instagram following a long time. in the last week it's really blown up. people are going nuts over this aparentsly. >> does sid get to eat all the food in the pictures or get a treat after the picture? >> he does get a treat. bad as this probably soun

that's why you have to be careful on instagram. i told you 100 times. >> i don't even know what it is. heads-up warriors leading 3-0. steph curry 40 points on the night and et collin. >>> warriors on a magical run in the playoffs with pure domination over the rockets tonight. this shifts to the unfriendly confines of houston. fans still believeing four minutes into the game. dwight howard giveing a spark. nearly tearing down the basket. howard 14 points 14 rebounds. that was it. andrew bogut, alley-oop. and had 17. even festus azalea with an alley-oop. this broke the most threes iron a post-season with 59. he went off in the third a fan yelling at his back, curry hits the three on his way back up the floor gives the fan a little smile where his biggest lead was 35. curry proving to rocket fans why he's the mvp. high off the glass with the left hand, just 6. he had five rebounds and warriors take a lead 115-80. collin rush was there for the most dominateing performance this post-season. must have been fun to watch for warrior fans a

then he posted two videos and a picture of the note on instagram. the 23-year-old does not believe he committed robbery. >> a robbery is demanding, going and demanding something and taking the money or whatever like that. i didn't do that. i went and i gave a note, and i asked actually politely. >> p arrested himcourt. >>> new tonight, bills for adult entertainment are showing up on pentagon credit card statements. politico was first to report on the new inspector general audit at the defense department. it found military and civilian employees used government-issued cards to gamble and pay for escort services. that was on trips to vegas and atlantic city. a pentagon official says even though those activities were billed to government credit cards, that does not mean that the government actually reimbursed those expenses. >>> in the rough and tumble world of politics things can often get frustrating and combative on capitol hill. well now some republicans and democrats are coming together to cut the tension with meditation. jim handly shows us how t

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taking over instagram. yes, you follow it on instagram.break. >> but mike, you said you look skinnier if person, though. >> i don't care. >> coming up on 83 brief pop up shower in old city, little while ago. that's out of here. in fact, radar is showing everything that popped up is casino of powering down at the moment. just a little shower that is in the process of dissipating right here along the atlantic city expressway. >> that's that. we builds up heat, humidity, we could have more pop up showers and thunderstorms, bus stop buddy ready for warm day today. with his tie die t-shirt. 73 degrees, right now, with 87% relative humidity. with a few areas of fog around this morning, a loft moisture in the area. daytime high today, 89 degrees, just like it was yesterday, and the day before. and of course, that ever present chance of pop up showers and thunderstorms. >> you never rule out pop up? >> can you not. >> 8:30, good morning, everybody, we had the pop ups this morning, maybe more later on, how about pop tart today? let's do pap part. >

chiles say instagram is an extension of marketing because customers like a photograph their food and. >>> well, the "action news" team is working on these stories tonight beginning at 4:00 o'clock. >> let's check with alycia vitarelli live in the news room. >> i'm one of those people posting food pictures on instagram. here's what is coming up at 4:00. we are keeping a close eye on the wells fargo center as flyers get ready to introduce their new head coach. sport director ducis rodgers will have the latest coming up at 4:00. >>> also coming up in today's show the corporation behind brand like gucci and eves saint lauren so why are they suing one of the china's biggest web companies? we will explain. we will have more on president barack obama's visit to camden today coming up at 4:00. coming up next, you guys, we are dishing about the bachelorette, i will see you in the studio. not one but two. >> yes, double drama a. >> oh, yeah. >> thanks, a leash. >>> your accu weather forecast is coming up when we come right back. >>> you know, meteorologist david murphy is here now and we are c

angela who has one of the great instagram accounts on instagram.ou can see go outside and look around you and see the earth is breathing with you. i love our planet earth and experience its beauty every day. #earth day #mountains #ocean #we #love #we are all connected. there are a lot of hashtags. they say the more hashtags you post the more you love the earth. have any of you taken the kylie jenner challenge? okay. good. you can stay. the kylie jenner challenge is a social media trend. kylie jenner is a member of house kardashian as you probably know. you basically try to replicate her puffed up lips by sticking your mouth in to a glass or bottle, sucking hard and then posting it to instagram like this. >> what did i do? [ laughter ] >> oh, no! >> oh, no, indeed. >> even kylie jenner has been telling her friends not to do this. people are getting injured. it causes bruising and swelling. one girl's lips came off. they are at the bottom of a one liter bottle of mountain dew. we have to keep doing it. if we don't have one new kardashian body part to

who owns the rights to photos on instagram. >> artist richard prince pulled photos from strangers' instagram accounts and used them in his collection. there were 38 photos. and guess what, he sold each one for $90,000 each. since prince edited the photos to include his own comments, they are considered original works of art. >> many of the photos came from the instagram account of punk rock group website suicide girls. its founder says she will sell the same prints for $90. >>> and the nba finals are less than a week away. the cleveland cavaliers led by lebron james will face the golden state warriors, but there's a new mvp in town. >> warriors' point guard steph curry has 26 points, but it was his 2-year-old daughter riley entertained with the post conference. watch the curtain. wait for it. hello! >> there she is. i love it. >> little miss riley. she is the best part of the playoffs. >> talk about a scene-stealer. i like the person who said she should have taken the microphone and said i would like to thank dora the explorer. >> that might be next. >> so innocent. >>> how about instagram p

it is crazy instagram is banning the drawing of an eggplant.is not like whe with using emojis to make a grocery list but that would make sense. i wonder how many people think of sex when they sigh a cartoon eggplant. to find out we went on the street to show people the eggplant emoji today and let's see what the first impression they got was. >> excuse me, what does this look like to you? >> eggplant. >> what does it look like to you. >> eggplant. >> eggplant. >> eggplant. >> eggplant. >> eggplant. >> an eggplant. >> eggplant. >> what does this look like to you? [ bleep ] eggplant. >> eggplant. >> eggplant. >> like a squash with a green hat. >> eggplant. >> eggplant. >> eggplant. >> eggplant. >> excuse me, what does this look like to you. >> i'm too high to know what that is. but that looks like a penis. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: poor michelle obama, the eggplant emoji is the closest we got to eating vegetables and now it is gone. the food and drug administrati approved a shot that gets rid of double chins. it is called ciabella. i'm no

couples like to pose. >> instagram account. >> one woman did not have a guy to pose with on instagramshe started this little thing and it became a thing. she's posing with her backpack. >> what? >> she's poking fun at this whole idea of people posting pictures with couples all the time. started innocently enough. so she goes everywhere with this backpack. she travels with it, has dinner with it to celebrate the unusual bond that people form with nostalgic possessions which can outlast other relationships in your life. she says dudes come and go. i've had this backpack for ten blanking years and she's having a margarita with it. it's called #jan's sport date. >> the jan's sport backpack from 187 -- 1982, teej. >> is it. >> yeah. >> you got the year down. >> i remember that year. i brought that -- still have it. she's right. how about real life robots making a soon to be comeback possibly or return or just arrival probably. it's a social robot from robot scientist dr. cynthia. almost a year away from commercial availability. it will be $799. you get a battery, a charging station here an

the same robbery he posted videos of on instagram. police tell us we walked into a bank monday afternoon in virginia beach, handed the teller a note asking for $150,000 please. he recorded the entire incident showing the teller placing the stacks of cash there into the bag. then he posted two videos and a picture of the note on instagram. >> a robbery is demanding, going and demanding something and taking the money or whatever like that. i didn't do that. i went and i gave a note and i asked actually politely. >> police arrested alfonseca 20 minutes after it happened. that's a guy i want doing my taxes and finances you know? >> wow. after the break, how you can help someone in >>> here are the stories lighting up social media this morning. tom's shoes is celebrating its ninth birthday. "usa today" says to celebrate the milestone the company is giving away a pair of shoes to a child each time someone posts a photo to instagram of bare feet. use the hashtag "without shoes." that promotion ends on may 21 or when the company gives away on

we have more information on our instagram feed. >>> we have francis in with weather tonight. always a treat and it's holiday weekend, so what can people expect tomorrow? >> still cooler than normal. you were noticing the windy and cloudy conditions. we're going get a chance of drizzle overnight. live doppler showing us quiet conditions rig now. we did have some lightning activity in the sierra near tahoe, and it's still gusty in fairfield. winds gusting up to 36 miles per hour. you notice how they funnel in thugh the golden gate bridge and right through the y, as well. that's what kept things cool around the coast and the bay. current temperatus right now mainly in the 50s. san francisco is . oakland 54. san jose 56. morgan hill 57 degrees. you see the lo clouds right now over the golden gate bridge. more temperatures for you. napa already down to 52 and fairfield, concord and ivermore all at 56 degrees. so this time we're looking out towards the transerica building. the low clouds wl be spilling in overnight and we'll have that chance of drizzle, then warming up. here's what

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send your pictures on facebook, instagram, twitter.se fox 29 good day. >> we will put them on tv to honor them. >> interns started two weeks ago. interns need to know in this business, you got to work holidays. >> yes. >> that is part of their education, right. >> so, we have a nine out of ten. i'm's off my soap box. in our weather by numbers. lets check to see what bus stop buddy is doing. he had has his spot on the beach. he is only one there right now. flip-flops, chair, sun screen. he knows folks on the boardwalk, many of them had a sweat shirt on this morning because temperatures are in the 60's to get started and things will be improving. at a the shore we will be 10 degrees cooler. that is usually the case, and it definitely will be today. we have seen some clouds off to the north but nothing more than that, expected today. we have 65 degrees. is there our flag blowing in the wind. 6-mile an hour breeze. relative humidity at 78 percent. your holiday forecast today we do the not expect thunderstorms. the sunny skies, warm and hum

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we have more information on the abc 7 news bay area instagram feed. a generous gift from one of the biggest names in silicon valley can lead to big changes in oakland. >> santa clara based intel definitely made the grade in oakland today. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony says they're reeling out a $5 million science and engineering program for oakland schools. >> the goal is to make sure the opportunities provided here in this oakland tech robotics class don't end here. >> a child born in poverty is no less talented or brilliant than a child born in of a fluence. the difference is access and exposure. >> oakland denounced a $5 million partnership with silicon valley giant intel designed to beef up curriculum at oakland tech high schools and prepared students for college and careers in the engineering and computer technology. >> it means a lot more opportunities and a lot more funding and us being capable of things never could have done before. >> one of the things that we heard from other companies was they can't find them. where are they? well, i de

. >> reporter: many of the 19 duggar children have become celebrities in their own rite with instagrams appearances on the covers of "people" and us weekly and their pregnant sis and births followed as closely as the kardashians. >> they have millions of people watching them. it really gets the ratings for them and a buzz show on social media. >> i'm josh duggar. >> reporter: two years ago, josh accepted a high-profile job with the family research council. >> i believe every child deserves a mother and father. i'm sure grateful for mine. >> reporter: a deeply conservative lobbying group, devoted to promoting a christian world view. oldest dug ar was one of the public faces of the organization. >> we have to show courage and stand up for what is right. >> reporter: now he has resigned effective immediately. the family research council saying in a statement, we believe this is the best decision for josh and his family at this time. we'll be praying for everyone involved. the scandal could mark the end of what was looking to be a promising career in politics for josh duggar. devoutly pro

including airbnb and instagram. ♪ emily: it is time now for the daily byte.umber is 330 million. that's how many people will be subscribed to a video streaming service by 2019. a report from juniper research. numbers show there are 92 million subscribers globally across all services. netflix, amazon prime, hulu. a big chunk of those subscribers belong to netflix. take a look at this chart. even they would need to see really dramatic growth for the forecast to become a reality. devices like the chrome cast fire tv, they connect the regular tv set to the internet. people don't need a new smart tv or settle for watching movies on a small screen. companies will need to look beyond the u.s. for their next growth spurt. netflix is pursuing routes into the chinese market. established carriers will need to fight hard to unbundle expensive cable packages or jump into the space themselves. looking ahead to the intersection of design and technology. i want to bring back john mica. he crunched numbers in a new tech report for kleiner perkins and you had some interesting

constantly updating our app that you can download for free and connect on facebook, twitter, and instagram. >> coming up not just a dry brush causing alarm. what happened today in one east bay fire district that had neighbors raising red flakes as go into summer. >> san jose police and racial bias. the mayor unveiling a plan to deal with troubling stats. police are stopping blacks and latinos at a higher rate. this comes after a man says he was tarlgted for the color of his skin. only on nbc bay area talked to robert honda. he joins us now. >> the man who filed the civil rights lawsuit is the personal story behind the statistics pap story that he says is about racial profiling and he hopes will end with racial justice. he files a civil rights lawsuit against san jose and their police department. she concerned about showing his face publicly but wants his voice heard. he is pursuing a suit because of a class action against him and people of color. they show while blacks and latinos make up a third of san jose's population but accounted for nearly two thirds of police stops in 2013. he claim

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