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for more let's go to jonathan bloom live on treasure island tonight. >> reporter: this is the latest chapter in a debate with no easy answers. on the one side you have americans who want privacy from their government. on the other hand you have a government that says we can't protect americans unless we hand it the keys. the intelligence world calls it going dark, communicating with cyber space without leaving a trace. >> very interested to see what type of phones they were equipped with. >> reporter: they might not have theeded anything special. >> the i-message in the apple iphone is encrypted. many on facebook are now encrypted. >> reporter: end-to-end encryption so that not even apple can read them. it's become far more common when edward snowden revealed that the u.s. was siphoning data. >> we're not looking over everyone's shoulder all the time. that's what encryption prevents. >> reporter: for years the intelligence community has argued for a back door, a way for the nsa to get in and flush the bad guys out. >> it's got to stop. and we have to have the mechanism to fight back.

so this is back to jonathan bloom's story about the family really excited about star wars.t star wars. >> something seems out of place, looming high above the rooftops. >> i was totally surprised when i saw it. >> follows you around. you see it from all directions. >> i have no idea what it is for. >> this four years old is a whiz with stormtroopers but this is a bigger project. works in construction. >> three of my four children wanted to be "star wars" characters for halloween and the movie is coming out in december and i said this is the year. >> he made this youtube video as the pipes, paint and parachutes slowly took over the driveway. >> i didn't tell people readily what it was going to be or what it was. the kids knew. the rest of the neighborhood didn't know. >> when it was done a crane lifted it on to the roof in time for halloween. >> hardly anything taller than one story. you might guess neighbors would have a strong reaction to this, and, oh, they did. but not in a way you think. >> what do you think of the death star? >> i think it's awesome. >> i love it, my f

jonathan bloom stepped inside of a tiny house today built by a big tech company with a vision.ked away in a parking lot, a realtor may describe this house as cozy. 210 kwar sfeet is just smaller than san francisco's life life micro apartments. >> this is how we're starting to live. cities are getting more populated so people are choosing tiny over big. >> kyle shipman designed the house. >> we have an office, a bedroom, a living room and a kitchen in this tiny space. >> but there is one thing it doesn't have, a doorbell. with facial and voice recognition. >> we can say light screen. >> everything is auto mated. >> turn off. >> through a tiny central computer. >> the heart and brains of the home. >> now, this is not to say that intel wants to get into home building business. quite the opposite. they want to simplify the process of making a home smart so home builders can focus on building homes. >> let us do the unsexy work of the pluming that goes along with that. >> the director showed us how household headaches. >> the tablet recognizes the leak. >> cured with a click. >> we

jonathan bloom stepped inside of a tiny house today built by a big tech company with a vision. tucked away in a parking lot, a realtor may describe this house as cozy. 210 kwar sfeet is just smaller than san francisco's life life micro apartments. >> this is how we're starting to live. cities are getting more populated so people are choosing tiny over big. >> kyle shipman designed the house. >> we have an office, a bedroom, a living room and a kitchen in this tiny space. >> but there is one thing it doesn't have, a doorbell. with facial and voice recognition. >> we can say light screen. >> everything is auto mated. >> turn off. >> through a tiny central computer. >> the heart and brains of the home. >> now, this is not to say that intel wants to get into home building business. quite the opposite. they want to simplify the process of making a home smart so home builders can focus on building homes. >> let us do the unsexy work of the pluming that goes along with that. >> the director showed us how household headaches. >> the tablet recognizes the leak. >> cured with a click. >>

jonathan bloom gives us an inside look at pixar's studios and what it takes to bring a movie to life. courtesy: pixar animation studios / <" 44 whoosh, whoosh! " there's something in the air at pixar studios... something about 18 feet tall... even though he's only a baby. " 56 my name's arlo. " arlo has a sidekick... c'mere! " and behind them... an "army" of artists and animators. " 1101 so his eyes again wide here, almost like scared. -04 " it's a big budget movie... but this isn't hollywood. bryn imagireshade r art director " 2352 i liked la, but i missed being in northern california... " bryn imagire grew up in sacramento -- not far from pixar's emeryville studios. on the new move, the good dinosaur, she's the shader art director. " 1502 shading is applying textures to chars and sets. -06 " " 1956 ... ferocious t-rex sound ... " texutres have come a long way since the days of monsters inc... " 13 you're the boss, you're the boss, you're the big hairy boss. - 15 " " 1038 we had to limit the amount of hairy monsters we had because it was this really very expensive thing... " now, spo

jonathan bloom was there as local authorities took an important step to keep the city safe in the daysleading up to the game. >> reporter: a major sporting event can look like this, or this. >> oh, my god. >> our beta breaker was 30 days after the boston marathon bombing. >> reporter: san francisco is used to being on high alert. >> we'll plan for everything and hope nothing occurs. >> reporter: the planning starts like this. police fire and paramedics in a table top exercise running through what could happen when a million extra people pour into the town for super bowl. >> like the parades. >> reporter: the world series parades will serve as a model. >> mapping out the security routes, the emergency vehicle access routes. >> reporter: but the lead-up to the super bowl will be nine days with the nfl theme park and san francisco's super bowl city her at justin herman plaza. >> what if a water main breaks in the middle of super bowl city, what do we do then? >> reporter: this is one of several tabletop exercises leading up to the super bowl, the next one will be called a bad day at the s

in sunnyvale, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> i did the cardboard version, it gets you a little dizzy> and still ahead at 11:00, the special program that helpings -- helps families with blind or visually impaired children. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma, big changes, much cooler >>> the program that helps families with babies or toddlers who are visually impaired is making its first anniversary this year as a partner of a nonprofit that serves older children. >> cheryl jennings takes us to the bay area partnership. >> good morning, good morning to you. you're looking at part of team mckenzie. he is the little 2-year-old, the singer and signer is his little sister, next to him, his 13-year-old brother, devin. mckenzie has a severe disability. >> mckenzie was born with the syndrome that is the leading cause of blindness. >> reporter: she is the founder of the organization in oakland and visits the family to help and offers advice. >> giving parents education on what the child's vision impairment is and what it means and what it implies in terms of their day to day routines. eating,

jonathan bloom has a look. >> samsung's hottest new gadgets have one thing in common.are connected. >> you connect your phone to tablet, tablet to watch and watch to tv. >> over in korea, samsung has connected washing machines and other things. they aren't streaming movies, they are just sending tiny bits of data, whispering rather than shouting data. maybe, hey, you left the door open. they can be sensed in little bits. >> for those devices called the internet of things the city of san francisco unveiled a totally new network. >> can you see this? this is a sig-fox radio. >> already white spread in europe, san francisco will be home to the first sig fox network in the u.s. >> so it isn't cellular or wi-fi, what is it? >> well, it's the thing in between. >> it's cheap. >> it's also long-range. it's a low speed connection but it's also very low powered. the network is live as of right now. >> talking about whispers of data. what better place to whisper than the library? and that's where they put the antennas for the new wireless network, on top of public libraries all o

jonathan bloom took a trip inside pixar studios in emeryville. >> there is something in the air at pixary name is arlo. >> reporter: arlo has a sidekick. and behind them, an army of artists and animators. it's a big budget movie. but this isn't hollywood. >> i like l.a. but i missed being in northern california. >> reporter: brynn grew up in san francisco, on the new movie "the good dinosaur," she is the shading art director. the the exneuros have come a long way since the base of "monsters inc." >> we had to limit the amount of hairy monsters we had. it was a very expensive thing. >> reporter: now, it's about as real as it gets. >> we got a wig. and we threw all of the dirt and leaves in it. thought it was like elizabeth taylor's hair. >> reporter: the process of getting there involves pencils, paint brushes and pieces of clay. the early character concepts were sculpted by hand. >> they can work on it forever. and once it's final, it's cast. >> reporter: the shape is only the beginning. >> what color are the eyes? what's the difference between young dinosaurs and older dinosaurs? >> rep

as reporter jonathan bloom found out, they're building them here in the bay area. >> this is your deskmessest one of all? >> yes. >> we visit a lot of startups. they have one thing in common. the desks and the people who never leave them. >> they're code for 15 hours straight and lay down and sleep. >> desks that remind you to stand up, time sitting. time standing. calories burned. >> what we're about to show roberts is something different. >> four programmable buttons. >> it's the at work station. you can use it to stand, sit or -- >> do i lay back fully is. >> yeah. >> cool. >> they call this mode zero g. >> sometimes it's good to stand, sometimes it's good to sit. sometimes it's good to recline. the key is to have the body in constant comfort. >> atlantic work is a bay area company manufacturing locally. >> you have your choice. you can choose your desk, your seat back. >> they've received over 600 inquiries about ordering the $3900 work station. >> would gu to work in this thing? >> totally. can we get 500 for the building. >> changing the position you work in. if they catch on, th

jonathan bloom traveled to lafayette where one family is awfully excited for the upcoming "star wars"ing seems out of place, looming. >> well, having a bit of difficulty there with that story. so we will come back to that, we hope. do it now? okay. so this is back to jonathan bloom's story about the family really excited about star wars. >> something seems out of place, looming high above the rooftops. >> i was totally surprised when i saw it. >> follows you around. you zoo he it from all directions. >> i have no idea what it is for. >> are you scared of it at all? >> i'm a little scared. are you scared? >> there's good reason to be scared. that floating monstrosity is the work of star wars villain darth vader. overriding planets at the push of a button. the infamous death star. >> thousand did this get there? >> we build it. >> this four years old is a whiz with stormtroopers but this is a bigger project. dad works in construction. >> three of my four children wanted to be "star wars" characters for halloween and the movie is coming out in december and i said this is the year. >> he

jonathan bloom tweeted about the debate. hear their opinions on abc 7 news at 5:00. wayne freedman tweeted this picture of a bay area mother and her son returning from paris. they arrived there just moments after the attacks, learned of the violence and headed right back home. wayne talks to the family. he'll have their story only on abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> today the governors of arkansas, illinois, indiana, massachusetts, mississippi and texas are joining alabama, louisiana and michigan in banning syrian refugees from their state. >> reporter: after meeting with world leaders in turkey, president obama condemned those who want to deny some refugees entry into the united states. >> that's shameful. that's not american. that's not who we are. >> reporter: officials say at least one of the attackers in paris came to europe through greece as a refugee. since the syrian war started more than four years ago, million ofs of refugees have come to europe. governors from michigan, alabama, texas and several other states say they'll refuse to take in any more syrian refugees a

c7 news reporter jonathan bloom has a way to fine out and do some good for others in the process.ding straight up. and got your arms straight. >> no reporter likes become the story but in this case they didn't give me much of a choice. spinning around on a turntable with a camera racing up and down. it didn't take long forfeit 3d's it didn't take long for fit 3d's full body scanner to create this. everybody's first time, in my experience, has been one of awe, shock. you get to see yourself in a light you have never seen before. >> it's not supposed to be pretty. my response was silence. a moment of internal reflex and they go that's where the love handles are. the health scanners are making their way to health centers. >> some say this is a more helpful alternative to stand being on the scale. >> body mass, look at the scale and weight. when in fact you should look overall at your body shape. that's why they have them set up in three stores for a six-week challenge. >> we look at the overall change in body inches and that's how we determine the winners of the contest. >> winning t

jonathan bloom has a look. >> samsung's hottest new gadgets have one thing in common. they are connected. >> you connect your phone to tablet, tablet to watch and watch to tv. >> they have connected refrigerators and other things. tiny bits of data, whispering rather than shouting data. they can be sensed in little bits. >> for those devices called the internet of things the city of san francisco unveiled a totally new network. >> can you see this? this is a sig-fox radio. >> already white spread in europe, san francisco will be home to the first sig fox network in the u.s. >> is isn't cellular or wi-fi, what is it? >> it's cheap. >> it's also long-range. it's a low speed connection but it's also very low powered. the network is live as of right now. >> talking about whispers of data. what better place to whisper than the library and that's where they put the antennas, on top of public libraries all over the city. >> because of the way libraries are designed to be distributed in every neighborhood >> the city gave sig fox a one year lease on the roof space. city govern

jonathan bloom took a trip inside pixar studios in emeryville.where all of the magic was made. >> reporter: there is something in the air pixar studios. >> my name is arlo. >> reporter: arlo has a sidekick. and behind them, an army of artists and animators. it's a big budget movie. but this isn't hollywood. >> i like l.a. but i missed being in northern california. >> reporter: brynn grew up in sacramento, not far from emeryville studios. on the new movie "the good dinosaur," she is the shading art director. textures have come a long way since the base of "monsters inc." >> we had to limit the amount of hairy monsters we had. it was a very expensive thing. >> reporter: now, it's about as real as it gets. >> we got a wig. and we threw all of the dirt and leaves in it. thought it was like elizabeth taylor's hair. >> reporter: though the finished film is made up of pixels and pollygons, the process of getting there involves pencils, paint brushes and pieces of clay. the early character concepts were sculpted by hand. >> they can work on it forever. a

jonathan bloom explains why. >> in terms of did the a collection wave huge problem.s encryption e-senator fine stein says the virtually unbrickable security in the latest messaging app is giving terrorists a police to hide. >> this is something that the tech community has to help us change. >>reporter: but the ceo of facebook geeling apple said no. last year apple ceo tim cook told the president where he stands. >> there is no back door. government doesn't have access to our server. they would have to cart us in and out a box fo for. that this will not happen. >>reporter: ka you will to install back door are intensifying. latest of democrat he can presidential front runner hillary clinton. >> key obstacle standing in the way is a shortage of good intelligence about isis and the operation. >>reporter: attack in paris planned using app with strong encryption. former fbi agent says the government should have the key to decode the messages. >> this is the kind of thing once an attack happens people are going to say why didn't we give them these tools. it's just stupid in

jonathan bloom has a look. >> samsung's hottest new gadgets have one thing in common. they are connected. >> you connect your phone to tablet, tablet to watch and watch to tv. over in korea, samsung has connected washing machines and other things. tiny bits of data, whispering rather than shouting data. they can be sensed in little bits. >> for those devices called the internet of things the city of san francisco unveiled a totally new network. >> can you see this? this is a sig-fox radio. >> already white spread in europe, san francisco will be home to the first sig fox network in the u.s. >> so it isn't cellular or wi-fi, what is it? >> it's, it's the internet of things. >> it's cheap. >> it's also long-range. it's a low speed connection but it's also very low powered. the network is live as of right now. >> talking about whispers of data. what better place to whisper than the library? and that's where they put the antennas, on top of public libraries all over the city. >> because of the way libraries are designed to be distributed in every neighborhood. >> the city

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jonathan bloom is live on the story. jonathan?tacks only served to renew a debate that has been raging between the intelligence community and tech world. you have companies trying to protect privacy and a bay area senator trying to protect national security. >> i am representing silicon valley and tried to interact with them. >> senator feinstein says tech companies are not cooperating and lettererists communicate without leaving a trace. >> i message is encrypted. many of the communications on facebook are now encrypted. >> the concern is end to end encryption. >> the u.s. is not fans of the government looking over everyone's shoulder. that is what it prevents. >> reporter: the intelligence community argued for a back door for the nsa to get in through the back door. >> we do not have a way to break that encryption. >> the back door doesn't know who is accessing it. if you put a master key in there you know that that is going to be the target of every hacker on the planet. >> the tsa requires you to have tsa approved locks on you

jonathan bloom is live on the story. jonathan? >> reporter: the attacks only served to renew a debate that has been raging between the intelligence community and tech world. you have companies trying to protect privacy and a bay area senator trying to protect national security. >> i am representing silicon valley and tried to interact with them. >> senator feinstein says tech companies are not cooperating and lettererists communicate without leaving a trace. >> i message is encrypted. many of the communications on facebook are now encrypted. >> the concern is end to end encryption. >> the u.s. is not fans of the government looking over everyone's shoulder. that is what it prevents. >> reporter: the intelligence community argued for a back door for the nsa to get in through the back door. >> we do not have a way to break that encryption. >> the back door doesn't know who is accessing it. if you put a master key in there you know that that is going to be the target of every hacker on the planet. >> the tsa requires you to have tsa a

. >> jonathan bloom took a peek inside of pixar studios where the magic was made. >> reporter: there is something in the air about 18 feet tall, those he's only a baby. his name is arlo. >> i begin right here. >> reporter: it's a big budget movie. >> i like la. i miss being in the northern california. >> reporter: brin grew up in sacramento. on the new movie "the good sign saur" she's the shader act director. >> it applies textures to characters and sets. you have to limit the amount of hairy monsters because its just very expensive thing. >> reporter: now, spot's hair is about as real as it gets. >> we got a wig with dirt and leaves in it. >> reporter: the process of getting there installs pencils and clay. these early concepts were skrul pted by hand based on the director's drawings. >> it was oil based clay to work on it forever. once, once finished it is cast. >> what is the difference between young dinosaurs and older? >> reporter: family trees can change. >> mama. arlo. this was -- >> arlo had a brother that didn't make it into the movie. for emma, this is a far cry from painti

you may find one under your christmas tree, jonathan bloom found today in san jose there are more serious applications in the works. >> if you have to ask what the buzz is about, you should probably look up. we met eric chang when he was building drones out of kits. now, he's signing copies of his book on drone photography. >> business is what it is about. >> that is about the feature of drones is going. >> it's not about the aircraft. it's about information collected. >> like about crime scenes. >> if we can process a crime scene or traffic accident in a matter of minutes and open up roadways. and that is huge. >> the question is how to keep them from hitting one another. many seem to be flying themselves. >> you need traffic lights and such. >> nasa is testing order in the skies. they're working with companies like air ware. >> what happens when amazon is trying to deliver your package, and verizon is trying to inspect power. >> now it takes quite a bit of skill to fly them well. >> as skills get crowded, many say the best answer is education. >> you hear about near businesses and unsaf

in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> i hope you are ready for the coldest temperatures in the season. that is what drew tuma is promising. >> like i really want it. you're going to need a lot of blankets tonight. it's going to be chilly. one of the reasons we have clear skies. live doppler, the all clear that is allowing us to cool off quickly. fairfield and san roman, and 47 in san francisco around the bay waters a bit quarmer. away from the water, the freeze warnings. the lown't tonight with frost and freeze. 34 will drop to 36 in oakland. 31 in san hone hoe. 26 in santa rosa. 28234 liver more and 22 in sfranz. after a cold start, tomorrow, a lot of sunshine. we will have the clear skies but temperatures will be still be below normal. cool for sunday. 58 for clunds. 56 for san francisco. up to 57 in san jose and 58 for santa rosa and 56 in fairfield. we are watching a front move through here monday. 8:00 in the morning. may be a light shower in the north bay, santa rosa. the bigger picture with the front, what we will do, it's going to wipe out the chilly air and allow m

. >>> jonathan bloom has a case of the latest class at the hats start up accelerator. >> reporter: thiscomputer but you'll find plenty of bugs in it. >> these are meal worms. >> reporter: they make a good meal? >> a really good meal. >> reporter: this is just one of the far out products unveiled on demo day. >> the luggage can follow you. >> reporter: this robot rolls behind you like a well trained dog. >> how did you come up with this idea? >> from childhood. we saw things coming alive. we see many things like mickey mouse. >> reporter: cally doesn't talk much. >> it's just trying to do it's job. >> reporter: it takes inventory better and faster than humans. >> reporter: why go to the store when this robot delivers? it takes the sidewalk. >> it will be a brisk walking pace and slows down when people are around. >> reporter: this coffee maker more than meets the eye. >> water temperature, coffee to water ratio. >> reporter: it's like a robotic barista. for the first time hacked is opened up to products already on the market. >> having to build from scratch is one thing. learning how to

. >>> jonathan bloom has a case of the latest class at the hats start up accelerator. >> reporter: thisputer but you'll find plenty of bugs in it. >> these are meal worms. >> reporter: they make a good meal? >> a really good meal. >> reporter: this is just one of the far out products unveiled on demo day. >> the luggage can follow you. >> reporter: this robot rolls behind you like a well trained dog. >> how did you come up with this idea? >> from childhood. we saw things coming alive. we see many things like mickey mouse. >> reporter: cally doesn't talk much. >> it's just trying to do it's job. >> reporter: it takes inventory better and faster than humans. >> reporter: why go to the store when this robot delivers? it takes the sidewalk. >> it will be a brisk walking pace and slows down when people are around. >> reporter: this coffee maker more than meets the eye. >> water temperature, coffee to water ratio. >> reporter: it's like a robotic barista. for the first time, hacked is opened up to products already on the market. >> having to build from scratch is one thing. learning how to sc

. >> in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> hillary clinton announced she knew the woman killedt african nature killing 18 people, one of them, anita datar, who is the former partner of a senior adviser who served her while she was in the senate. she added datar was a bright light who helped people. she spent time in the bay area and her brother is a doctor here in san francisco. >>> hundreds of flights cancelled or delayed across the u.s. because of the winter storm that hit the midwest. including a handful of bay area flights. if you like snow, you would love being in that right now. some parts of wisconsin saw up to 20 inches, that storm is moving on to the eastern u.s. and now to canada and now the real cold weather is settling in to the midwest. >>> a bay area health Ñiwatchdo is suing the maker of e-cigarettes. the issues are proper warning labels required by state law. the health department says the product contains at least ten chemicals with the potential to cause cancer. they want new labels warning about at least two of those. >>> and these are just harmless water vap

you may find one under your christmas tree, jonathan bloom found today in san jose there are more serious applications in the works. >> if you have to ask what the buzz is about, you should probably look up. we met eric chang when he was building drones out of kits. now, he's signing copies of his book on drone photography. >> business is what it is about. >> that is about the feature of drones is going. >> it's not about the aircraft. it's about information collected. >> like about crime scenes. >> if we can process a crime scene or traffic accident in a matter of minutes and open up roadways. and that is huge. >> the question is how to keep them from hitting one another. many seem to be flying themselves. >> you need traffic lights and such. >> nasa is testing order in the skies. they're working with companies like air ware. >> what happens when amazon is trying to deliver your package, and verizon is trying to inspect power. >> now it takes quite a bit of skill to fly them well. >> as skills get crowded, many say the best answer is education. >> you hear about near businesses and unsaf

. >> jonathan bloom got a look at a class from a lab that is about the internet of things. >> it looks like a refrigerator if it weren't for the blinding light. >> what is up with the pink light? >> frequence yeez optimized for growth. >> it's a fafrm in -- farm in box. >> to present to investors, press, and executives. >> this wrist band is not for wiping sweat. >> you're going to find increase in strength and speed of your hands. >> tiny vibrations quicken reflexes. >> there is some threshold. >> if you like a classic watch on your wrist? >> you can keep your watch. >> technology inside of a leather strap. >> so it's visible for you, but not other people. >> there is a wearable for the car, to measure movements of the steering wheel. >> vibrations indicate wear ishs or imbalance in a wheel. >> special purpose like peace keeping and rescue. >> this is the fourth class of start ups. when you thought about wearable technology you thought of google glass. >> today, we may be glass free. >> wearables for the head focus on safety. >> we can detect it. and what they're exposed to. >> enjoyi

. >> jonathan bloom got a look at a class from a lab that is about the internet of things. >> it lookse a refrigerator if it weren't for the blinding light. >> what is up with the pink light? >> frequence yeez optimized for growth. >> it's a fafrm in -- farm in a box. >> to present to investors, press, and executives. >> this wrist band is not for wiping sweat. >> you're going to find increase in strength and speed of your hands. >> tiny vibrations quicken reflexes. >> there is some threshold. >> if you like a classic watch on your wrist? >> you can keep your watch. >> technology inside of a leather strap. >> so it's visible for you, but not other people. >> there is a wearable for the car, to measure movements of the steering wheel. >> vibrations indicate wear ishs or imbalance in a wheel. >> special purpose like peace keeping and rescue. >> this is the fourth class of start ups. when you thought about wearable technology you thought of google glass. >> today, we may be glass free. >> wearables for the head focus on safety. >> we can detect it. and what they're exposed to. >> enjoying

. >> jonathan bloom took a peek inside of pixar studios where the magic was made. >> reporter: theremething in the air about 18 feet tall, those he's only a baby. his name is arlo. >> i begin right here. >> reporter: it's a big budget movie. >> i like la. i miss being in the northern california. >> reporter: brin grew up in sacramento. on the new movie "the good sign saur" she's the shader act director. >> it applies textures to characters and sets. you have to limit the amount of hairy monsters because its just very expensive thing. >> reporter: now, spot's hair is about as real as it gets. >> we got a wig with dirt and leaves in it. >> reporter: the process of getting there installs pencils and clay. these early concepts were skrul pted by hand based on the director's drawings. >> it was oil based clay to work on it forever. once, once finished it is what between young dinosaurs and older? >> reporter: family trees can change. >> mama. arlo. this was -- >> arlo had a brother that didn't make it into the movie. for emma, this is a far cry from painting alone in a studio. art is team

jonathan bloom has a way to find out and do good for others in the process. >> stand up. relax straight. >> no reporter likes becoming the story, but in this case they didn't give me a choice. >> absolutely. >> reporter: spinning on a turn table with a camera racing up and down, it didn't take long forfeit three d's scanner to create this. >> in my experience has been awe, shock. you get to see yourself in a light you've never seen before. >> reporter: it's not supposed to be pretty. >> the common response is silence. >> reporter: the scanners are making their way into weight loss clinics. some say it's more helpful than stepping on the scale. >> they look at scale, weight. you should look at your shape. >> that is why there is a scanner for a six week challenge. >> we look at the change in body inches. >> reporter: joining may be good for your health, but it's good for people around the world. most proceeds benefit a charity helping people with health needs that are more urgent. >> from cataracts to heart surgeries to cancer care. >> it's a nonprofit letting you choose w

jonathan bloom has a way to find out and do good for others in the process. >> stand up.eporter likes becoming the story, but in this case they didn't give me a choice. >> absolutely. >> reporter: spinning on a turn table with a camera racing up and down, it didn't take long forfeit three d's scanner to create this. >> in my experience has been awe, shock. you get to see yourself in a light you've never seen before. >> reporter: it's not supposed to be pretty. >> the common response is silence. >> reporter: the scanners are making their way into weight loss clinics. some say it's more helpful than stepping on the scale. >> they look at scale, weight. you should look at your shape. >> that is why there is a scanner for a six week challenge. >> we look at the change in body inches. >> reporter: joining may be good for your health, but it's good for people around the world. most proceeds benefit a charity helping people with health needs that are more urgent. >> from cataracts to heart surgeries to cancer care. >> it's a nonprofit letting you choose which patient to fund wit

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jonathan bloom got an early look at the graduating class from a start-up lab that's all about the internetthings. >> it looks kind of like a refrigerator if it weren't for the blinding light that pours out of it. >> what's up in the pink light? >> special frequencies that are optimized for optimum growth. >> it's cloud in a box for medical marijuana. >> you put put in your seeds and the system controls everything. >> it's being unveiled at the demo day. it's being unveiled at wearable world's it demo day. >> to present to investors, the public and also executives and really present out what they built. >> the wrist band for athletes is not for wiping sweat. >> you will find instantaneous increases in both strength and speed of your hands. >> tiny vibrations quicken your reflexes. they are sub threshold. meaning you won't feel the vibrations but your brain will. >> what if you like a classic watch on your wrist? technology buried inside a leather strap. >> it's on the big side so it's visible for you, but not other people. a wearable for your car to measure tiny movements of the steering wh

. >> jonathan bloom took a trip inside pixar studio in emeryville where the magic was made.air at pixar studio. something about 18 feet tall. even though he's only a baby. >> he has a side connect. come here spot come here. behind them an army of artist and animaetor. it's a big budget poofie but this isn't hollywoo hollywood. >> i like l.a. but i missed being in northern california. >>reporter: she grew up in sacramento. not far from pixar emeryville studio on the new movie the good dine shawr she's the shadier art director. this is applying texture to character and sets. >>reporter: textures come a long way sense the day of monster inc. >> we limit the amount of hairy monsters that we had because it was relevant very expensive they think e-now spot hair is as real as it gets e.we have a we go and threw the dirt and leaves into it. he thought it looked like elizabeth taylor hair. >>reporter: finish film made up of pixel and polly gone eat pencil panty brush and pests of clay. early character concept sculpted by hand businessed on the director drug. >> oil base play so that

jonathan bloom has a look at the growing problem of package theft and the bay area startups trying to >> reporter: you've seen the videos. >> they are looking for packages left to a doorstep. left in plain view. things they can easily get into their car and grab and leave. >> reporter: stealing the stuff you bought while it's still brand-new in the packaging. >> a lot of the stuff gets resold online. >> reporter: police here in palo alto are using social media to get the word out to stop these grinches from stealing your christmas. >> reporter: have it shipped maybe to a u.p.s. or fedex store or somewhere there's personnel to receive your packages. >> reporter: it's advices that has given rise to new businesses. amazon's continued expanding its locker service. and the latest entry, a startup called doorman. >> we are bringing the packages to the customer when they want it. >> reporter: doorman lets you ship things to their warehouse. instead of sitting at your door, the package is scanned, sorted, and set on a shelf until you request a delivery in the evening. that means no more of th

here's jonathan bloom. >> i myself who represents silicon valley have tried to interact with thjh.enator feinstein says tech company are not cooperating. latest message app let terrorist communicate without leaving a traichlts i message in the apple i-phone encripted. i believe many of the communications in facebook now encripted. >>reporter: concern is where message scramble so not even apple can read them become far more common since snowden revealed america was side phoning data. >> we are not fans of looking over the shoulder and that's whaten description prevents. >>reporter: intelligence community argued for become doorway for the nsa to get in and flush the bad guy out. >> people watch tv and fbi must be way to break the encryption we don't. that's why this is such an important issue. >>reporter: tech company side with privacy advocate. >> if you put a master key in there you know for sure that is going to be the target of every hacker on the planet. >>reporter: but uc berkeley professor weber says government master key is not unprecedente unprecedented. >> even the tsa requ

. >> very tasty nishtion san francisco jonathan bloom abc 7 news. >> i don't know.ite that adventurous. >> i'm not either dan. is nor snow coming on sunday with the next storm coming and upper 50's to the mid 60's tomorrow afternoon. it is going to be assign one as you we get going don't forget you need to dress in layers. it's definitely going to be chilly and there will be some frost out there along with patches of following and that means your commute could be a slow going one. you will need that cup of joe perhaps to keep you warm. temperatures will start to come up. both daytime high and nighttime low especially toward the end of the week leading up to the chance of written on the accu-weather 7 day forecast. now dan saturday night into sunday. moving it up a little. >> plot thicken. thanks very much e.major blow this afternoon to pair of fantasy sports giants that may have implication here in california. new york attorney general ordered fan dual and draft king to satisfies operations immediately in that state. saying the games constitute illegal gambling. leg

jonathan bloom got an early look at the graduating class from a start-up lab that's all about the internet kind of like a refrigerator if it weren't for the blinding light that pours out of it. >> look up at the pink light. about special frequency that are optimized for growth. >> it's cloud in a box for medical marijuana. >> you put put in your seeds and the system controls everything. >> it's being unveiled at the demo day. >> to present to investors, the theft and also executives and really present out what they built >> the wrist band for athletes is not for wiping sweat. >> you will find instantaneous increases in both strength and speed of your hands. >> tiny vibrations quicken your reflexes. >> you won't feel the vibrations but your brain will. >> what if you like a classic watch on your wrist? technology buried inside a leather strap. >> it's on the big side so it's visible for you but not other people. a wearable for your car to measure tiny movements of the steering wheel. >> vibrations that is detect wear issues or imbalance in a wheel we can tell it right away. >> there's a kit

>>reporter: in mountain view, jonathan bloom abc 7 news. >> all right.of checking for the better i this drew is back wtth the forecast. >> check this out. mammouth ski resort rejoicing. 30 inches of fresh powder at the summit early this week as the storm moved through monday morning. it was the best opening they said they had in the past 5 years. certainly busy this year. painting quiet picture. nationwide look at this. cold front manufacturing at this hour and tomorrow bring showers. 79 in dc. 75 in new york city. 70 in boston near record high. to the west we go denver salt lake city top out in the mid to upper 40's. zoom in to golden state lots of sunshine from northern to southern california. 77 l.a. tomorrow. 69 sacramento 66 monterey and chico up to 69 degrees here in the bay area lots of sunshine. it will have a chilly start so jacket first thing but we get into the 60's in most location for your friday. accu-weather forecast start off the wednesday dry but sunday into monday we could see light showers other boys it's lots of sunshine for the secon

jonathan bloom got an early look at the graduating class from a start-up lab that's all about the internetthings. >> it looks kind of like a refrigerator if it weren't for the blinding light that pours out of it. >> look up at the pink light. special frequency that are opt miced for growth. >> it's cloud in a box for medical marijuana. >> you put put in your seeds and the system controls everything. >> it's being unveiled at the demo day. >> to present to investors, the theft and also executives and really present out what they built >> the breast band for athletes is not for wiping sweat. >> you will find instantaneous increase necessary both strength and speed of your hands. >> tiny vibrationings quicken your reflexes. >> you won't feel the vibrations but your brain will. >> what if you like a classic watch on your wrist? technology buried inside a leather strap. >> it's on the big side so it's visible for you but not other people. a wearable for your car to measure tiny movements of the steering wheel. >> vibration that is detect wear issues or imbalance in a wheel we can tell it right