vancouver up 3-2 in the stanley cup finals, here we go, 362 straight sellouts in vancouver, and lapierreouver wins 1-0. they lead the boston bruins 3-2, boston will try to stay alive on monday night. that's your hockey update at this hour. >> g

vancouver up 3-2 in the stanley cup finals, here we go, 362 straight sellouts in vancouver, and lapierre, vancouver wins 1-0. they lead the boston bruins 3-2, boston will try to stay alive on monday night. that's your hockey update at this hour. >> good night, have a good weekend. [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so that we can move on the next place we found. which was clear on the other side of town. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when you're ready to move.

. >> general charles lapierre arrived with command of the army. >> transpormed to something else. >>inci west of florence. >> there appears to be a dragon on the steps of the national gallery and marilyn monroe is bouncing on the grass, all the result of a new phone application which recognizes images and links them to something else, it's called augmented reality but is it really the next big thing? what we're seeing now is a radical new technology that lous us to interact with information in a completely different way. you talk to a thousand people and you get 1,001 ideas on how to use this stuff. >> augmented reality has been around for a while but the recognition app that can bring alive a music poster can make the whole idea more appealing. you can use this technology to put your face on famous buildings. so it looks a lot of fun but here's the big question, do businesses or consumers want to augment their reality? the advertising industry has been playing with augmented reality for a while, and they believe it does have appeal. >> we've seen people interacting with our posters

which require the salmon to demonstrate the proof of concept and to build up a business but the two lapierre car in fact are going to be significant contributors to food security and will feed the world but they contribute to food security and every piece every contribution that brings us closer to the point where you don't have to face. famine where you don't have to face starvation in particular where you don't have to have eight hundred thousand people i'm sorry eight hundred million people a year going to bed hungry. i think that's important the truth is the only value to genetically modified animals or plants is for the companies who own those patents it doesn't make for better tasting food it doesn't taste better production of food it's really not good for the planet but it really is good. for the people who own those patents we're trying to own our food and the more that people know about this the more resistant they will become so well obviously work is hard at work here being label way as worth anything else because it's in their interest to keep the consumer ignorant every time you

kind of products like trout and salmon but the really important products for food security like to lapierre and carp and those are what we're working on we should have those on the market by the end of the decade. that is the real point of the whole matter the focus is on conquering the huge market in southeastern asia aqua bounty farms is getting ready to breed and sell eggs manipulated with growth genes in huge amounts. the company conducts the scanty tests required for approval itself and neither independent scientists nor consumers have insight into the approval process it is confidential. occasional reports that the modified fish are more aggressive suffer from internal as well as external deformities and die earlier the same results reached in earlier experiments on pigs cows and sheep give due cause for skepticism. regardless of any fear harbored by consumers the genetically modified fish are soon to land in our pockets and frying pans earlier than with genetically modified plants resistance is already building up among the populace genetically modified greens such as canola maison s

lapierre hammers the puck at thomas. thomas stops it and the puck rolls in.there's your game winner. canucks get claim their stanley cup monday in boston in game six. that's sports as we see it on friday night. >> thank you, fred. >> ktvu's morning news begins at 7:00 tomorrow morning. we'll be following any details on the relegal of mehserle. and new information on the bryan stow case. >> and you can always follow us on ktvu.com or with the ktvu app. thank you so much for joining us everyone.

lapierre hammers the puck at thomas. thomas stops it and the puck rolls in.nner. canucks get claim their stanley cup monday in boston in game six. that's sports as we see it on friday night. >> thank you, fred. >> ktvu's morning news begins at 7:00 tomorrow morning. we'll be following any details on the relegal of me ♪ ♪

kevin shoots wide but the bounce off goes to lapierre, who puts it in. right place, right time. the 3-2 series lead back to boston. mike shumann will be here with all the day's highlights at 5:00 p.m., six and eleven. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> next at 5:30, a political earthquake for california. a panel posed to abolish the state's long congressional map. and a problem for gps. ♪it's the way you bring out the sun♪ my mom makes any day sunny. sunnyd does, too. with 40% fewer calories than most regular soda brands. ♪ >> california's political landscape may change dramatically a streeter mandated panel created to level the election playing field released its first proposed changes yesterday. as abc7 caroline tyler reports, the bay area doesn't escape their plans to redraw the maps. >> okay, we are going to the east san francisco district. >> in sacramento the panel charged with changing the state's election borders released its first maps detailing how to change the state's political landscape. back in 2008 voters created the california citizens redistrict

he shoots wide but the bounce off the endboards goes right to lapierre. he puts it in. take the 3-2 series lead back to boston. >>> mike shumann will be here with all the highlights. have a great weekend everybody. >> next, a political earthquake for california. a panel posed to demolish the >> california's political landscape may change dramatically. a voter-mandated panel created to level the election playing field released its first proposed changes yesterday. as abc7 caroline tyler reports the bay area doesn't escape their plans to redraw the maps. >> okay, we are going to the east san francisco district. >> in sacramento the panel charged with changing the state's election borders released its first maps detailing how to change the state's political landscape. back in 2008 voters created the california citizens redistricting commission. the independent 14-member panel has the task of rearranging the state's assembly, senate and congressional district with the hope of reducing political gridlock and putting an end to districts designed to favor one party over anothe

. >>> and in new hampshire, ten tons of sand and 21 hours later, this is what mark lapierre of quebec created to take home master sand sculptor. every year they compete for thousands of dollars. >>> casey anthony murder trial back in session in orlando. casey is in the seat and on saturday the judge actually stopped the trial in its tracks, saying an important, quote, unquote, legal matter had come up. our legal eagle, sonny hostin, joining us from new york. what are you hearing about that legal matter in any way, shape or form? could it be some type of bombshell? >> we now know what it is. the court just let us know. this is breaking, actually, kyra. there was a competency issue that came up on saturday. it appears that the defense contended that perhaps casey anthony was not competent to proceed. and the court ordered that three independent psychologists meet with her. one, dr. daniel treschler met with her saturday, dr. harry mcclarion met with her saturday night and another one, dr. hall, met with her sunday. and according to those three doctors they all concluded she was, indeed,