. >>> a new line of rival technology hit kickstarter and has already breezed past the fundraising goal, two smart watches and a wearable fitness tracker through pebble. >>> if you are an avid starbucks customer, you could see discounts pop up in the new google maps. this comes as marketers shift their focus from desktop ads to mobile ones. >>> and bank of america released interesting new data from small business owners. 70% of owners thank a minimum wage hike could have a positive impact and 1% think that education is the most important factor in hiring and more than half expect higher revenue this year. and the dow is way up just about an hour before the closing bell. >>> and delores park, you can enjoy the green without spending the green. what changed? that's coming up. >>> and what's cool in your school? e-mail us. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ♪ hey! ♪ they go ooh ooh. ♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. ♪ sitting, watching, waiting, wishing. ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never knew it. ♪ ♪ at the back of the bus ♪ there is so much to give, so dream big. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out,

so if you're a special a kickstarter size project and you think you've got a $10 million potential pipeline, that is the only thing $1 million you go out of business. your business model will not sustain a 90% degradation of your market. same thing for larger players only with less severe consequences to the business model for some of those things may go off-line. you may not have the products and services associate with the smart home that you thought you would when you bought it. because of the financial impacts if we don't recognize and realize the market potential that exists for these are the projected market potential. i think that's one of the kind of hidden things that could come up in two or three years is we start to see some significant investments that have been made by corporations, i cities and connecting everything. .. functionality. thinking about those hidden costs and whether market is rewarding companies that are investing in security and taking care of the consumers, trusting those products with access and information. on consumer protection side, there is a bigger conve

raising money on kickstarter. david: kickstarter, may be difficult to get it. if it takes off. melissa: hysterical. i love it. david: that does it for us. "risk & reward" starts right now. >> senior state department officials noted in the report said they wouldn't have approved her exclusive reliance on a personal email to conduct official business. you know, i'm not going to challenge that assertion. while people were aware of her use of personal email, no one had a full and complete understanding to the extent. we could have done a better job at preserving emails and records of the secretary's senior staff going back frankly several administrations. deirdre: a clear knock to hillary clinton. a state department inspector general report shows that the former secretary of state, current presidential candidate, hillary clinton, failed to follow the rules. so she failed to inform key department staff regarding her use of a private email server. this is "risk & reward." i'm deirdre bolton. hillary clinton is at a rally in california. if she does address this leaked report, we will

he started to kickstart our campaign for his first cd, which we contributed the money, part of that,lth concert. that's how it started. >> reporter: the event runs saturday from 4:00 to 8:00 rain or shine. the donation is $50 per person. there will be food and a silent auction, but remember it's in the backyard. so bring your own lawn chair. parking available at the nearby loudon baptist temple and also performing will be local singer gary smallwood. ♪ >> reporter: what do the neighbors think? >> they're all invited. [ laughter ] >> reporter: pat lawson, news 4. >> you can search the app to learn more. 9:30, just amp "news4 today," our changing lives special right here on nbc 4. >>> sunday's mother's day. that's tomorrow. this week some of the men of news 4 got a chance special moms in our region. >> a few special deliveries. hanley got to go to alexandria. her two sons able to keep it a secret. look at that. very cool. and van delivering flowers to monique. they're mom's always put her family ahead of herself. and you see right there, chuck bell knocking at the door. she raised two

raising money on kickstarter. david: kickstarter, may be difficult to get it. if it takes off.issa: hysterical. i love it. david: that does it for us. "risk & reward" starts right now. >> senior state department officials noted in the report said they wouldn't have approved her exclusive reliance on a personal email to conduct official business. you know, i'm not going to challenge that assertion. while people were aware of her use of personal email, no one had a full and complete understanding to the extent. we could have done a better job at preserving emails and records of the secretary's senior staff going back frankly several administrations. deirdre: a clear knock to hillary clinton. a state department inspector general report shows that the

>>> over at the bay bridge toll plaza, wide open to kickstart your tuesday morning. no traffic delays getting into the city and bart was on time. it was a rough commute yesterday and we'll continue to keep the latest on kpix traffic. >> all right. thank you. >>> a vallejo neighborhood is mourning a little boy who died in a fire and it's believed that his own father set it. what neighbors think about the suspect now. >> reporter: a suspected arsonist on the run. vallejo police believe this man, darrylone shuemake, set fire to a house and the victim, his own 5-year-old child. >> he killed a child. that makes him dangerous. >> i heard about it and i knew who did it. >> reporter: witnesses saw him get into a fight with the boy's mother a couple of weeks ago. >> he was pushing her and calling her terrible names and she was saying get away. she was going to call police but he couldn't stop. >> reporter: he was seen back at the house as recently as two days ago. policesay it's clear that the fire was no accident and it was set near the master bedroom using an accelerant, so

it's like kickstarter for terrorists! by groups of ours. >> this is like graham of thrones. you will let these brown ice walkers go nuts in the north and then cross the border and kill all americans. >> this isn't about you. we're doing it for ourselves and the refugees we're bringing. >> it is about me if i die. 's not that risk. look at the facts. we don't say a-boot. >> i'm soory. that, we say. since 9/11 zero terrorist have been crossing the canada border but two people tried and one was a refugee. sure, he was caught and is serving two consecutive life sentences but you can't say there is a zero% chance. it's way more, a 0.00019% chance. >> our border is like a starbucks bathroom. anybody can walk in there and blow (bleep) up. >> they're safe. they come here, they canadianize. >> oh, you guys. don't you have more americans dying from gun incidents and mass shootings than terrorism every year? >> but those people aren't terrorists. they have mental problems. there's a difference. >> the difference being the color of t

up it up on kickstart and it was the stories i got were fantastic. they were from one that comes right high school teacher who wrote me and said i had written all of the people in kickstart her and said like why did you buy one of these things. like it's a glob of wires. so they said, you know, i'm just closing out my semester of high school biology and i had body make-- machine on ebay because we don't have a big budget and when i went to turn it on it broke because it was a used machine is so my students do get to do seat-- pcr the share, so my hope by building this machine my students get to get to do that experiment and students everywhere get to do this experiment and so i think whether it's a lab tool that kicks out the discussion around patents or un- experiment that kicks up a discussion, i mean, that's where all my knowledge around patents and ethics of mail come to this perspective of biotech. my whole understanding of how to be democratic and how to vote comes from this one time where we work as california voting on whether gml should be l

>>> over at the bay bridge toll plaza, wide open to kickstart your tuesday morning.ffic delays getting into the city and bart was on time. it was a rough commute yesterday and we'll continue to keep the latest on kpix traffic. >> all right. thank you. >>> a vallejo neighborhood is mourning a little boy who died in a fire and it's believed what his own father set it.

betty: a lot of people are familiar with kickstarter. they are not participating in this.u see that as a negative? there isot think anything 100% bad. it will take some effort. after they -- yesterday there was a celebration on capitol hill. it will take an effort. if we follow the rules and make sure we follow the basic think there is a lot of potential. betty: thank you very much. much more ahead, i will talk to andrew. ♪ betty: they change of heart for andrew left. 90%.s have dropped about he now says the stock is priced right and he is long on it. what is really behind the turnaround? andrew luck himself is joining from l.a.. good to have you back. is this really a change of heart ? andrew: it has been overblown. it is a trade i made, not exactly a change of heart. valeantng i said about is still true about setting up certain entities to alter statements. i seemed that i said it seemed like a good trading strategy -- andtegy to buy some stock may g -- maybe has myself because odds are i figured the stock would see higher than lower. i do not know if it will see lower w

a product onu buy kickstarter or indiegogo, you are buying an idea and taking a risk. able to produce the idea, who knows. ,or somebody based in toledo it's much harder to then bring a product to market because they are so far away from the supply chain, where somebody like this projector maker, they know the supply chain already. for them, bringing it to market is much more straightforward. rishaad: thank you very much indeed. we have to take a break. gives president warning about jumping to conclusions about flight 804. there are many outstanding questions. ♪ >> welcome back. it is 10:45 a.m. in hong kong, these are the stories making headlines around the world. faces a warned it year-long recession of voters decide to leave the european union next month. the treasury made an assessment of the short-term impact of a brexit. they will publish the results today. a shockat it calls innario, it forecasted gdp 2018, 3 point 6% below the current estimate, a 4.3% increase. inflation seen as rising sharply while house prices would fall. kerry has urged myanmar's civilian led

kickstart other kind needs into going public. one hour from the close of trading. let's head to her julie hyman has the latest. scope of those gains and losses are very small. if you look at the s&p 500, you will see what looks like some swings, but you are talking about narrowing of the index here. drop of volume going into the holiday weekend. we are not seeing that much on the big scale. material stocks are down as a group. financials as well. defensive groups are doing better today. that is the push and pull we are sector level. on the individual level, stocks facebook is higher as is apple and costco. companyising after the came out with earnings that beat estimates. antiscience yellen, regarding what they are expecting in that event? uptake -- uptick in bond yields. we heard was seemed to indicate the fed clearly saying the market is not pricing in as many increases as could happen. that is at least taking a pause going to her talk tomorrow. a little drop in the yield. futures, interest rate we see a little bit of a drop. big upward move. similar movement the

that investor in twitter and flickr and kickstarter.tapped to become the director of the media lab in 2011. as the digital revolution plays out the biological revolution is next. the biological revolution is next, what you mean by that? joey: when the media lab was created computers were about big companies and very special projects. most people didn't have to think about them. with the rise of the internet you couldn't not have an internet strategy. health has been about small molecules and hospitals in big pharmaceutical companies. but now people have all the tools that are involved. the fact that health care is now 24 hours a day from when you're born into you die. convergenceng this a lot like the internet has done for information. emily: biotech research is a lot more expensive. joey: it will scale differently. -- have to do fda tray trials. human safety is the issue. one of the reasons i decided to was kendallt. square cambridge is really the center of biotech. companies dragged all these companies to silicon valley. all of these

we have all been waiting for the iphone seven to kickstart sales again, but what if people say -- waitor the ixt next-generation there will see something more impactful in the change on the product. shery: could all of these changes in the supply chain be positive when coming up this year or next year? emily: so, first of all you have applied materials saying that they are seeing a fourfold increase in people ordering the stuff that you need to manufacture this technology. or moreake three quarters to actually install and build this technology. you have samsung, lg, sharp, saying that they are investing heavily in display technology and apple is a huge customer of theirs. apple, as we talked about ad nauseam, saw their first sales decline in 13 years. course, they were coming off that bigger screen. one could surmise that you see these big upgrades and there are these questions around whether the iphone seven will be significantly different enough to encourage a huge upgrade. they are talking about a better camera. will that be enough to get users to upgrade if their phone is working j

get a kickstarter campaign. harris: we have interesting pictures from the white house correspondents dinner. we'll share them in overtime. now "happening now." >> i have nothing to do. "happening now". in the grown zone. take the battle to defeat isis. >> severe weather destroying homes and others without power but lucky to be alive. >> i am here and i am safe. >> where the dangerous weather could hit today. >> scenes of anarchy and chaos. and violence in a major u.s. city. it is all "happening now". >> but we begin on this monday for the battle for indiana where the stakes could not be higher for ted cruz. >> that texas senator badly needs a moose -- hooser state. 87 republican delegates are up for grabs in indiana. donald trump is leading the delegates. >> i believe in the american people and the people in the hoosier state and the goodness of the american people that we will not give in to evil. >> if we win indiana, it's over. and i shouldn't say this, but if we win in indiana, and then we focus on hillary.

maybe what we need is more constructional infrastructure spending to make sure growth is being kickstarterht way. to use a turning point? >> when i see that people need ank, at construction gives enormous opportunity -- not only for the people who work with it, but for the entire industry that what different items, indoor miss industry -- what an themous industry you have, technological systems, and also people physically at work. in italy, infrastructure will be one of the drivers of the recovery of the italian economy. francine: how much do you worry about currencies? do you hedge? currencies are extremely volatile and unpredictable. hedge. normally we that we have the payment for the foreign companies, which is it's a currency you can hedge against. francine: one last question. i know you unveiled to investors everything this afternoon. is there anything else it should be watching out for, apart from shareholder buyback or extra dividends? >> i think the policy of the company in the future will be more rewarding. so far we have invested an enormous amount of money for the company is bei

there needs to be something to kickstart an economy that is getting worse by the date. >> this is goingicult process, given that from a fiscal reform side, the previous -- physicians found it difficult under dilma to push through reforms. the momentum in the congress now is better than it was over the past year. it is going to be limited success admittedly, but given have been ins brazil, especially over the past two years, what we are looking for is marginal positives rather than a structural shift. francine: thank you for joining us. em strategist. don't miss the conversation with the italian finance minister. we will talk about the new bank fund called atlas. "surveillance." is up next. we have plenty more to talk about. we will be looking at eyn. we will be looking -- we will be looking at yen. at dollar looking calls. expecting a rally of 15% in dollar. is that true? we'll discuss that next. ♪ r is back.king dolla goldman sachs sees a 15% surge in the next two years. japan's biggest company braces for its first profit drop in five years. and dilma's final stand. brazil's political

what do the schools need to do to kickstart innovation? guest: that's a fantastic question. elite colleges have a system and their career services office hire people to pretend to be investment anchors and umag interviews. donehave these colleges and the answer is to partner with firms like x fund to say if you want to create something unusual and new, here are the resources that we are or are not affiliated with. here. i'm so glad you are thank you. that does it for this special edition of "bloomberg west." we have been hearing from some of the most innovative thinkers along with the mayor helping to keep the city's great talents and ideas here. tomorrow, are focus continues and we will pick up -- ♪ ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, mrs. charlie rose. isrlie: president obama considered one of the greatest communicators to be in the white house. he has drawn comparison to martin luther king jr.. here's a look at his each last year, commemorating the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday. obama: we are well served to renumber that at the time of the marches, many in power c

what do the schools need to do to kickstart innovation? guest: that's a fantastic question. elite colleges have a system and their career services office hire people to pretend to be investment anchors and do mock interviews. what have these colleges done and the answer is to partner with firms like x fund to say if you want to create something unusual and new, here are the resources that we are or are not affiliated with. emily: i'm so glad you are here. thank you. that does it for this special edition of "bloomberg west." we have been hearing from some of the most innovative thinkers along with the mayor helping to keep the city's great talents and ideas here. tomorrow, are focus continues and we will pick up -- ♪ ♪ manus: emirates reports a first annual sales the client in a decade. it claims a stronger dollar, fewer bookings. fewer bookings, glunt from oil, and global uncertainty. france will rise above its 20 day average. that has not happened since the collapse in 2015. manus: technology

the headphones are, the kickstarter special is $249.tly still have some of the early bird specials which are 199. then the retail price once we're masses production are 399. neil: very similar to pricing on bose headphones and similarrer higher-end headphones, right? >> these are what we consider to be premium headphones. there are headphones what is considered audio file grade, which are $1,000 and more. to really take advantage of those perfectly, you have to know a lot about sound and match the headphones to your hearing. basically our headphones, themae process. they adapt themselves to you. they become the right headphones for you. neil: does it make a difference, they adjust to the volume you like and what your ears can deal with, is that all types of environment? what if i'm on a construction site? how does it plan for those vague you areries? >> the headphones adjust, on your own the way you like it but what they actually adjust the balance, the blend of the different tones. and it is, the across the entire hearing range which i

there were so many republican candidates falling over each other to kickstart the drug war.'t this proof if you can have a positive and successful program like this, the war on drugs needs to end. >> i think the idea of doing this sounds great. i did notice in the coverage of this story local law enforcement is saying we are not done with this. it gets positive attention and local cops can say at least try. you need to get people off the heroin. they are supervising their heroin use. they are going to have to be on site. >> if the government is paying for healthcare and the government is going to lock you up for doing drugs. both those things are very, very expensive. it's the government healthcare that's got them addicted in the first place. >> the government is going to be supervising their heroin consumption one way other other. they can do it when they are in prison for do it in this environment where they might be better off. kennedy: i learned a new recipe for prison wine. it's disgusting. this has been a tremendous day of the hump. get ready to fall in love with hatin

he started to kickstart our campaign for his first cd, which we contributed the money, part of that,concert. that's how it started. >> reporter: the event runs saturday from 4:00 to 8:00 rain or shine. donation, $50 per person. food and a silent auction, but remember it's in the backyard. so bring your own lawn chair. parking available at the nearby loudon baptist temple and also performs local singer gary smallwood. ♪ >> reporter: what do the neighbors think? >> they're all invited. [ laughter ] >> reporter: pat lawson, news 4. >>> much moon and the friends of loudon on the nbc washington app. all you have to do, search changing minds, and be sure to join us at 9:30, our "changing minds" special on nbc 4. that event today is rain or shine. hopefully shine. right? >> and the komen race underway, too. mostly dry. a little sunshine this morning. welcome sunshine back this afternoon. the seven-day outlook, beautiful mother's day and maybe a few more passing showers monday-tuesday. >> all right. that's going to do it for "news4 today" but we'll be back in 25 minutes with yore update. >>

today, kickstarting your day with the low clouds and fog, slow to clear if at all along the seashore. temperatures are going up inland due to the winds rotating more to the west than southwest and a stronger westerly breeze and no rain this week at all but next week, a strong possibility. here is the futurecast and you can play along at home. here is lunch hour. the clouds are hanging tight at the golden gate bridge and sunset district into ocean beach, and then back along the san mateo coast in the late day and evening hours, and then wednesday on the overcast side as well. so we got rid of the low pressure that caused the tornadic activity in the midwest. and we have a high pressure dome over the state of california, and woe have revised temperatures going up into the sacramento valley, stockton, davis, merced, modesto in the mid-80s, same around fresno, and 64 in monterey bay where it's currently in the low 50s with overcast skies. and 30 going to 61 in the high sierra. we start inside mt. vaca. otherwise, it's a gray slate. 8:09 the sun will set, and a seasonal day around the bay

kickstart other kind needs into going public. one hour from the close of trading.ead to her julie hyman has the latest. scope of those gains and losses are very small.

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get a kickstarter campaign.ave interesting pictures from the white house correspondents dinner. we'll share them in overtime. now "happening now." >> i have nothing to do. "happening now". in the grown zone. take the battle to defeat isis. >> severe weather destroying homes and others without power but lucky to be alive. >> i am here and i am safe. >> where

likelihood when we talk about different economics for the home and for consumer, this might be a kickstarter size thing with two employees in the garage an and a mighty the next thing bob bork 3.4 billion. it doesn't usually get completely scrapped and rewritten. this is a particularly pernicious issue, including the hardware you referred to. >> going back to your earlier point about nest energy fluctuation arbitrage, there's that at the bottom end is odmg george's butt off rental auction sites at the height and when your nest is brought to you by enron. the entities applying it to is engaging in fairies practices that would be found illegal everywhere the risk of that which is not even hacking. that's just simply manipulation. >> i think what we will end up with is we will have some minimum standard of care. think about a commercial restaurant. you can't just have a commercial restaurant. even though the hacker can hate any regulation, there are times when the government asserts its will for public safety and good in the form of minimum kitchen sanitation code. there may end up being someth

the game is seeking 10,000 pledges on kickstarter. it raised about 1/3 of its goal.er and ceo of f doiogenes games. >> great to see you. david: monopoly is somewhat of a misnomer, socialism is really ultimate monopoly, isn't it? it is not capitalism, it is socialism. you can't compete with the government. >> government is first, last and only real monopoly, isn't it. david: is that the point? you start this more than just a business venture. something you have a personal philosophy about? >> you know what? this started a bunch of us watching these candidates. it is absolutely crazy. david: you see two candidates on cover. although bernie is admitted socialist, hillary claims she isn't. in the background, michael moore, and others. >> we're watching candidates, this is crazy. we're listening to socialist rhetoric, a couple of us start talking laughing, joke after joke. someone says we need a socialist form of monopoly. david: how does it work. >> you take existing monopoly game. you ice it. david: that is is. by the way, makers of monopoly are okay with this. >> this

in july 1850 they held a fundraiser to try to kickstart things yet again, and the guests of honor at the fundraiser was the sitting president zachary taylor. it was a very hot day so president taylor decided to off by drinking iced milk. health officials have warned people not to consume those things because there were diseases wrong about the secret less than one week later he was dead. so in other words, we tried to honor one that president and ended up creating another. now if you've ever been to washington monument you know that spot where the color changes in the marble. that's where the stump air into india's army corps of engineers era became. after while the realized there was only one organization that could finally finish this thing off. they headed to the u.s. army corps of engineers. they got a ton of up to take until 1885 which is more than a century after the idea for a monument in the support of washington, d.c. was first proposed. 86 years after george washington died, and could then 20 presidents after george washington. that's how long it took. and even today it's s

voice recorder and flight data recorder which will get the technical portion of this investigation kickstartedhat we're talking about here, what else are investigators going to be looking at? folks on board. who had access to the plane, not just here at charles de gaulle but at some of the other airports as well the plane made stops at the days prior. >> absolutely, craig. one of -- there's going to be basically two parts to this. of course, it's the security part. what was going on with this airplane as it flew through the five routes before the accident? who had access to it? are there any nefarious groups there and any actions that could have taken place outside of charles de gaulle on one of the other flights where some explosive-type device may have been put on the airplane because of security and things like that. so that's the security part. and then, of course, investigators are still looking at aircraft records to see if there's any technical issues. mechanical problems that may have been systemic that could have caused or contributed to the accident. they'll be poring in depth with a

would be a concern for prime minister shinzo abe and haruhiko kuroda who are counting on this to kickstarthe economy. guy: let's pick up on that point. ,s a result of these numbers does policy change at the boj? does policy change for abe? capex is not there. what are they going to do to get it there? yes, so the debate is still on about whether prime minister shinzo abe will push ahead with the consumption tax hike plan later this year. kkei reported this morning that he decided to postpone it, but the top government spokesman reiterated this morning at a news conference that the government stance officially has not changed. willlation is that abe make a decision on this after .he g-7 summit next week for boj governor kuroda, the situation remains largely the same. he passed on a decision to ease policy further at his previous meeting, which was seen by economists as a gesture by the central bank to urge the government to do moronic part -- more on its part given the limited tools the central bank has in its arsenal. ,uy: our tokyo bureau chief thank you much indeed. let's get the view of

we actually raised the funds through kickstarter. i had this idea about two years ago. the way to the airport with my brother and he would always mention that he always wished that he had a pillow inside of his hood. and so it took a little bit of time researching the various products on the market and after a long time of consideration, we started to move towards it. >> going back to as you pointed out los angeles, a lot of people again believe that if you make something in the united states, if you make it in a big city like los angeles, that means you would have to charge the consumer way more. but that's not the case here. how have you been able to avoid the idea of that sweatshirt, this functional and fashionable item not costing us an arm and a leg. >> not necessarily. i think efficiency is key. i think that you can make products here in america and you don't necessarily have to charge more. i think it's about making the processes efficient and maximizing potential out of your team. i think that we want to serve as an example that american manufacturing particular