the company provides lego the company provides lego inspired engineer ing (upbeat music) - welcome toaccess mystery & magic. i'm your host, sheelee chew. what is magic? magic is the art of creating illusions as entertainment using things like sleight of hand and involving skills doing tricks that seem impossible. today, my guest is bay area native and magician alex ramon. he was born and raised in richmond, california, and has entertained audiences across the country and around the world, touring with ringling brothers, disney live and his own show impossible. at age 13, alex saw an illusion that changed his life and started his journey with magic. he spent countless hours at misdirections magic shop learning from owner joe pon, perfecting his craft and has earned many top honors like the lance burton award.

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. >> reporter: don't let the 40,000 legos fool you. this is more than just child's play. the non-profit organization play well technologies is trying to get kids interested in urban planning by having them design oakland's fruit vail neighborhood with legos. >> we see this as a great medium, play, to provide them that opportunity to think about that and then really recreate it out of 40,000 pieces of lego. >> reporter: some of the kids built the world they see around them while others were inspired to create a tech nocolor version of a wold they would like to see. >> [ indiscernible ] my laptop. and a bed. >> reporter: for rafael, that meant building a home for his family, big enough that he and his little sister and mom each have their own rooms. >> rafael likes to build. he likes to create. so he wants to be an inventor. >> reporter: would-be inventors lycraial and other kids will work together to build their neighborhood. limited only by your imagination. in oakland, kpix 5. >> play well has organized similar events across the country including in washington, atlanta a

out of 50- thousand lego bricks...(jr stone) yes.. lego's and here is what they built...ed at the evergreen commiunity center in san jose today... play-well- teknologies... which is a lego- inspired engineering class for kids from kindergarten through eighth grade... partnered with the evergreen community center to see if they can build a popular bay area city... so families got the opportunity to create the city of san jose, as they would like to see it. and this is what they came up with... no word on how long it took to build. (justine) now to a story you will only see on kron 4... a feline's travels took him a long, long way from home. petra stojka and her husband found this cat wandering in their apartment complex in hayward. they took him to a vet and discovered his name was mellow and he had a micro chip that identified his owner. when they contacted the owner they found out mellow has been lost for six years and is from georgia! how the cat got to the east bay is a mystery.. petra and her husband are hoping to raise enough money to personally return "mellow" to hi

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but good old lego here have gone a step further.e trying to recreate real life situations where robots would be used so that children can find problems and then find the solution and the mission we have here is for a space robot which needs to move around the space base collecting these theses all together and taking them back to one place. but obviously the coding should do that bit. using the drag and drop blocks to create sequences that carry out actions is just part of the learning process as science is being taught at the same time. but brickso‘s vision of what could be learned through these small plastic blocks was quite different. look at this. this is a way to bring your existing lego set to life. it has got a couple of led lights, a sensor, and these blocks actually conduct electricity. from there you can create whateverspinning, moving, lighting functions take your fancy. but this use of technology isn't just about teaching ict. this adaptive learning is also about employing new methods of teaching traditional classes. the

lego, paul brown john downey.t. it pays for a lot of lego bricks! you are watching business life. greece failed to secure to unable to getan greece failed to secure to unable to get an extra in stormont for its bailout. 0ur economics correspondent andrew walkerjoins us now. we have been here before. we may well be here again. yet again we have a greek debt repayment deadline looming, money owed to investors and the european central bank coming in july and greece needs the next bailout payment which has been delayed for many months in order to meet that debt obligation. we have been there before as well. on one occasion greece missed a payment deadline to the international monetary fund by a short time. but what has been happening is greece has now made reform commitments to satisfy the rest of the eurozone. they have also got the commendation of the international monetary fund, but some of the rest of the eurozone who would be making this payment indirectly through a eurozone agency, particularly germany, wants to

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once i get beyond six legos i'm lost. 50,000? be out of my mind by then. >> i heard they built a levi stadium in fact out of leg goes. >> that's it for abc 7 news. thanks for your time, thanks for inviting us into your home we'll see you right back here at 6:00. >>> tonight, the president's historic trip overseas. the saudi sit-down and the deal just cut. plus, president trump and members of his cabinet like you've never seen them before. >>> ready to talk. the former fbi director james comey preparing to tell his side of the story, when he will testify in front of congress. >>> cabin scare. new images and details on the passenger detained on a flight to hawaii. what happened with tsa before he boarded the flight. >>> trapped. students stuck on a roller coaster in a thunderstorm for more than three hours, the terrifying rescue caught on camera. >>> and pippa's big day. saying "i do" in style, the family dra

i get to play with legos all day. >> these kids are in college? >> yeah.et college kids would sign up, but mostly elementary school, yup. >> and how long have you been married? >> about a year and a half. >> year and a half. >> mm-hmm. >> is this from the big day? >> oh, yeah. yup. >> i assume that's your husband, i hope. >> that's my husband, yup. >> 'cause that would make for an awkward wedding day. [laughter] what's his name

and now lego artwork of nathan sill was is presented in galleries worldwide. one of his pieces was displayed at the white house. >> wow. >> impressive. >> start your engine to get ready for a day of fun and fund raising. >> still ahead. i'm going there. i'm heading outside our studios for a close look at these cool cars, and i will tell you where you can see more of them tomorrow. katie. >> cool cars but heat is still on right now. as we look to the weekend it is not only turning much less humid but it is nose diving on the thermometer, so much more seasonal conditions and sure, it is from summer to spring just like that but we have a transition that takes place to get us to this point which we will talk abo >>> back on "eyewitness news". it is a rare meteorological phenomenon in the grand canyon called a full cloud inversion. video shows cloud forming within the can john there, when cold air from below meets warm air from above. it is a pretty expect particular lar look for one of the natural wonders of the world and katie, i call that mother nature's fog mac

this is a way to bring your existing lego set to life.ghts, a sensor, and these blocks conduct electricity! from there you can create whatever spreading, moving, lighting functions create your fancy. functions take your fancy. but this use of technology is not just about teaching ict — this adaptive learning is about employing new methods of teaching traditional classes. the teacher guides the experience but as a student you can freely roam... this is google expedition. jen is going to play the part of a teacher, she will talk through what we are looking at in the goggles. it actually represents all of you... the pictures are amazing. i've been looking at the difference between the healthy and smoker‘s lungs, and i think it will definitely stick with them. the idea of an image in your mind is easier to maintain than someone talking. my issue is actually with the idea of the goggles. they are fine for a couple of minutes but then i feel the urge to take them off, i can't imagine wearing them for a full lesson. many of these ideas will be p

a life-size superhero courtesy of lego.sign and build. what do you think of lego wonder woman? >> it's cool. >> it's cool. yeah, i agree. check your wonder woman pose once again. i love it. wonder woman >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. by 9:00, clouds stubborn. 50s and 60s. sunshine away from the coast and not as hot as yesterday. here's the accuweatherererererer >>> yeah.e accuweatherererererer i feel like i need a shield and some cuffs and the lasso and the invisible jet, yes, girls. i love it. they're so cute. robin, michael, back inside to you. >> and we have the most wonderful guests here this morning. the most powerful woman in the superhero world. please give it up for wonder woman herself, gal gadot. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. thank you so much, you guys. >> i know. >> thank you. >> you can't do that. >> i'm so high right now from being on the show i can do it but -- >> you hurt your back. >> i did. i threw my back out. just i guess a sharp bad movement. the excitement

a life-size superhero courtesy of lego. 317 hours to design and build. what do you think of lego wonder woman? >> it's cool. >> it's cool. yeah, i agree. check your wonder woman pose once again. i love it. wonder woman herself, gal gadot, ismostly rain-free, but watch out for areas of dense fog. rain rolls back in for the evening rush and continues overnight ending by the wednesday morning commute. temperatures today will be cooler than yesterday in the 60s. we climb back into the mid 70s by wednesday. >>> yeah. i feel like i need a shield and some cuffs and the lasso and the invisible jet, yes, girls. i love it. they're so cute. robin, michael, back inside to you. >> and we have the most wonderful guests here this morning. the most powerful woman in the superhero world. please give it up for wonder woman herself, gal gadot. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. thank you so much, you guys. >> i know. >> thank you. >> you can't do that. >> i'm so high right now from being on the show i can do it but -- >> you hur

a life sized super hero courtesy of lego made of 22,000 lego bricks that took over 317 hours to design>> it's coolly i agree pretty cool. strike your wonder woman pose once again. i love it. wonder woman herself gal gadot is coming in just a bit but first a check on your local weather. >> storm tracker6 double scan showing that rain trying to pull up from the south. let's check your forecast. mostly cloudy today, late rain especially south and east of the city, 73 for your high. it's better tomorrow with 77. invisible jet, yes, girls. i love it. they're so cute. robin, michael, back inside to you. >> and we have the most wonderful guests here this morning. the most powerful woman in the superhero world. please give it up for wonder woman herself, gal gadot. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. thank you so much, you guys. >> i know. >> thank you. >> you can't do that. >> i'm so high right now from being on the show i can do it but -- >> you hurt your back. >> i did. i threw my back out. just i guess a sharp bad movement. the excitement and everything just got me in the back

we see another group in oakland took community building to whole new level using nothing but legos. >> here's a balcony. i'm going to have three stories. >> reporter: don't let the 40,000 leg owes fool you. this is more than child's play. the nonprofit organization play well technologies is trying to get kids interested in science and engineering and urban planning by having them design a neighborhood all out of leg owes. >> we want them to figure out like what's missing from the district, what would make it better, you know, and we see this as a great medium play to provide them that opportunity to think about that and then really re-create it out of 40,000 pieces of lego. >> reporter: the some of the kids built the world they see around them, while others were created a version of the world they would one like to see. >> a desk and my laptop, and a bed. >> reporter: rav fey he will has been building a home for his family big enough that they could each have their own rooms. >> he has a lot of talent. he like to build. he like to create. so he wants to be an inventors. >> reporter: o

but good old lego here have gone a step further.back to one place. but obviously the coding should do that bit. using the drag and drop blocks to create sequences that carry out actions is just part of the learning process as science is being taught at the same time. but brickso‘s vision of what could be learned through these small plastic blocks was quite different. look at this. this is a way to bring your existing lego set to life. it has got a couple of led lights, a sensor, and these blocks actually conduct electricity. from there you can create whateverspinning, moving, lighting functions take your fancy. but this use of technology isn‘t just about teaching ict. this adaptive learning is also about employing new methods of teaching traditional classes. the teacher guides the experience but as a student you can really roam about. this is google expedition. now, jen here is going to play the part of a teacher. she‘ll be talking through what we are all looking at through the goggles at the same time. that actually represents all

>> for me i played with my brother's building toys and a lot of legos, lincoln logs and looking at toys for girls today when starting the company we thought those were marketed only to the boys. we saw a gap for girls. >> and why did you pick toys as opposed to doing something else? there are a lot of classes for young girls. >> we want to start earlier before the classes, before math problems coming up in the classroom, when girls are 5 and 6 years old we wanted them comfortable building so they can develop spatial skills and comfortable with circuits. >> so what separates your product from all the other more traditional construction toys out there? >> one exciting thing is that we bring in a lot more technology into our product. you can put a light together or motor together. maybe you make a fan or a merry go round. that is really exciting moment for girls when they put that together and see that they have built something that moved. that is so empowering. now this year we introduced a new technology where we can control everything from your phone. it's even more cool things you can

when i was younger, it was with lego's and now it's dominoes but never really grown out of that building stuff kind of hobby. >> and it's a good thing because this passion has turned into his claim to fame. haden created a youtube account online with videos like this and people are starting to notice the online personality who goes by the dynamic domino. >> i have about 18,000 subscribers, and like a month ago i had less than 2,000, so it's just blown up, and i have almost 15 million views. >> in the business world, they've noticed as well. in to pareira gay to shoot a commercial. >> we have a 37,000 domino city which is also the biggest setup in south america that we built for the commercial. >> trade shows are now under negotiation. his dad bill has turned into an impromptu talent agency. >> it is crazy. we're not sure how to process it yet. it went from, you know, he's just doing this hobby thing, to hey, i want a youtube channel, to now all of a sudden he's got to start a country. >> even if dominoes doesn't become his lifelong career, it does have its benefits. >> it's a good source

it's a bay area city built entirely of legos. can you tell which one it is?have the answer, coming up. and after the break... millions of jobs will no longer have humans working them. we'll explain the new trend. next. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. how far should pure alpine spring water have to travel from its source to the bottle? ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. no major hot spots. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) robots are taking over the áworkingá world. they have already cost millions of factory jobs across the u-s. now they could wipe out millions of retail positions.( mark ) a study by cornerstone capital group finds robots could replace 6 to 7-and-a-half million jobs over the ne

shipped and assembled lining ke legos.lve the homeless encampments. >> they have hacker hotels and things that's happening already. >>> well, check this out. an intense hailstorm blew through denver. the largest piece was 2 and 3/4 inches in diameter. they reported broken car windows in the parking lot. warm one day and this the next. >>> warm weather's been steadily warm. >> we're going to keep that trend going the next 24 hours. they'll climb to weger like. up agovern with the gray shading. but we're dry at this hour. >>> mainly clear skies. 40s. and then as we get the to the afternoon tomorrow, there's nothing but sunshine and it's keeping halfman by at 62. frst a mild 82 in the south bay with san jose 70. 86 in santa rosa. the accuweatherer 7-day forecast shows you we have this heat for one day. we're not only going to stay below average but the winds will create a breezy sunday for mother's day. >> thanks, drew. >>> guess what happened in sports? get out a broom. >> was there ever any doubt? coming up in sports all th

watching being bought by at&t to post higher for squirter revenue for the success of its movies, and the lego with higher cable revenues. the wealthier from humana, which is pretty announced it profit expected to benefit from expenditure advantage business. humana has said it will pull lot of the ovonic your exchanges next year. analysts looking for sprint to report a smaller loss from a year ago thanks to revamped unwrap the new plans. and a comment on a potential deal with rival t-mobile. tranter white house budget director mick mulvaney last the $1 billion spending bill. >> they wanted to shut it down. we know that. they were desperate to make this administration look like we couldn't function, like we could govern. tranter a vote is expected today in congress. here's a look at stocks right now. dow at stocks right now. dow futures symphony, s.b. future sound order. nasdaq after a record close yesterday. no rate hike likely. it's more likely in june more than a 65% chance at a rate hike. jobs on friday. you are watching transcendent, your first look at morning markets and breaking -- "fbn:

a local high school graduate wanted to use his love every legos and blocks to honor this country. >>>6:40. still ahead a big solar eclipse project. how you can be part of google's new megamovie. >> the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. as we take a look at the board, the dow is down 25 points. coming up we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. handballer 1: you know what i could go for? scrambled eggs and pancakes. crave van! jack: hey, guys. try my jumbo breakfast platter with sausage or bacon, plus 8 mini pancakes, eggs and a hash brown for just $2.99. you crave it. we serve it. handballer 1: you know what i scrambled eggs and pancakes. crave van! jack: hey, guys. try my jumbo breakfast platter with sausage or bacon, plus 8 mini pancakes, eggs and a hash brown for just $2.99. you crave it. we serve it. crave van! >> closed cap tioning for this newscast is sponsored by "living spaces." >>> today in san francisco, a forum seeks answers a question many in the city ask, why housing costs are so high. a panel will try to tackle that at 12:30 this a

bridgeand the transamaerica building - which used to be san francisco's tallest - almost look like legosnly a handful of skyscrapers nationwide top one thousand feet.the salesforce tower eclipses that mark by 70 feet, marking a new high point in the skyline that people have known and loved for decades."it's not just a physical shift; it's kind of an emotional shift. everyone has a feeling about it because they have to think about their city a little differently."one of the people getting a new point of viewis photogrpaher janet delaney, who has been watching the changing city grow since the 70's.this particular engineering and architectural feathas her in awe."i've been watching salesforce every day for years now, ever since it was a hole in the ground."she showed me the work she's done over the years, capturing áother landmark buildings in átheir beginning stages, too."these buildings over there that were south of market street, they were the back room to the financial district."now, the financial district will never be the same again.peter back (bach), who is vice president of construc

on display on castro street today. 110 square feet homes that can be stacked like legos. >> the developers who are looking at those are of interest to us. they could really address a wide range of needs. >> reporter: now, that million dollars last year that was spent went to support two case workers who are dedicated to working with people who live in their cars. services such as mobile showers and other support services. in mountainview, peggy bunker, nbc bay area news. >>> in milpitas, joshua carter attacked a cellmate at a correctional facility. he stopped beating the man when officials arrived. the cellmate was left unconscious but breathing. he is at a hospital with life-threatening injuries. no weapons were used and it wasn't caught on video. carter was in jail on a misdemeanor dui warrant. >>> the verdict is in. guilty on all charges. still to be determined is the sentencing. that phase started today for antolin garcia-torres who was convicted of killing sierra lamar. today her close friends took the stand. nbc bay area's marianne favro is in court with the details. >> i think it ki

. >>> also in the east bay a chance to rebuild a naked out of legos. 7 news was at the fruitvale bart station in oakland as children used 40,000 of the toy bricks to design their own version of the city. the goal of the free event was to inspire the next generation of engineers, scientists, innovators, and inventors. >>> and abc 7 news was in concord where comic fans lined up at flying colors comics for free comic book day. the annual event on the first saturday in may was founded on the belief that for every person out there there's a comic book they'll love. major publishers put out free comic books for the event. the owner of flying color comics actually helped create the event that now includes more than 2300 comic shops. >>> take a look at this. the snow is not from earlier this year. this was our view from our heavenly camera in lake tahoe earlier today. a late spring snowstorm blanketing higher elevations there. >>> still adding on to that healthy snowpack in the sierra. still have a winter weather advisory in effect around lake tahoe as more fl

. >>> in the east bay, a chance to rebuild a neighborhood out of legos.news was at the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station in oakland yesterday as children used 40,000 of the toy bricks to design their own version of the city. the goal of the event was to inspire the next generation of engineers, scientists, innovators and inventors. >>> still to come on abc7 mornings, the big honor former president barack obama will receive later today. welcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement making. we see what makes you unique. so we have something for everyone, at a price that's just right for you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx wow means you save 50% or more. there are three stages of wow. denial. is this price right? acceptance. and boooyah. wait for it. boooyah has three o's. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market. ♪ stop in right now and save on top name brand juices. good morning east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc7 mornings. >> it's great to have you with us. i'm chris nguyen. we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather. here's li

that may not be as close to making the lego batman movie, but i was pleased to see the president's copy to review the designation -- call for you to review the designation authority. examining these designations is good public policy. at the end of the day, insurance companies are not banks and mission of the treated as such. under existing law, it includes an independent member with insurance expertise. most members can have their vacancies on the councils filled by whoever takes the place. but unfortunately, such a provision does not exist for the independent member with insurance expertise. term ends,rrent there will be no one to take its place and no voting expertise, and do you believe congress should express this discrepancy between the vacancies of the caps off members, and if so, -- of the fsoc members, and if so, how would you do so? secretary mnuchin: i think it is important we have someone on fsoc that represents and has experience in the industry knowledge. i would be happy to work with you on that issue. we are aware of this term is coming up and if you or anybody has sugge

the mandate for future generations, because i have a 13-year-old, and i can't get him to pick up the legosetterman and believe it or not having not shaved since he did the last show, and anyways he is on the red carpet there and it is like an awards ceremony there. the weather is looking great up there in boston. and welcome back to the special coverage of the jfk profile in courage award. and we are moments away from hearing from ambassador caroline kennedy, and she was ambassador to president obama to japan, and she is set to accept the award alongside her son who has political aspirations. and then back to the panel with eugene robinson, and annie lensky and so will the president be personal with the current presiden president? >> no. president obama cares deeply about the issues that are at stake with the current political debate, but he realizes a generation of the next democrats to step forward. >> all right. step forward. you had a unique experience throughout all tof the years th to work him in thick and thin and difficult days and happy days. >> right. >> is he different in privat

i see a video of you at lego land. you're traveling all over cities.u ever get kids who come up and say -- you guys are new. are you prepared for people coming up and recognizing you and i think my kids would probably recognize you after a little bit and say can i have your autograph. can you sing a song? you guys will be known by a lot of people. ♪[music] >> all the fans are really supportive. and they're always so nice to us. >> yes. they're very kind to us. they always make edits of us. it is really cool. >> what do you think is the hardest part about doing this? i see you have to dance and sing. you know, there's probably a lot of demand on your time. do you still go to school? what is your life-like? is it kind of like a regular kid or is it just a little different? >> yes. our parents always make sure that we have life as a regular kid. we do home-school so that we can keep up with our grades and stuff. >> school is our first priority. >> yes. we also have to do chores much that's what a regular kid has to do. we're regular kids. we want to have

looks like he has a plan, but if you open that suitcase up, all you're going to find is some loose legosve of ritz crackers. [ laughter ] so now, in a scramble to come up with something, anything, that will pass, trump and the gop have actually made the bill even worse to appeal to hard-line conservatives. this new bill would allow states to waive out of obamacare's ban on pre-existing conditions. in a recent study found that premiums would rise for people with asthma by $4,000, diabetes by more than $5,000, and pregnancy by $17,000. so basically, in order to afford having a baby, that baby would have to immediately get a job. [ laughter ] and i don't have to tell you this, babies have no skill sets. [ light laughter ] the only job my 1-year-old would be qualified for is guy who drops bananas on the floor. [ light laughter ] now, trump has claimed, falsely, that the bill guarantees coverage for pre-existing conditions, which it does not. and yet, he also said that he doesn't want the federal government dealing with health care at all and wants to leave it to the states instead. >> we ult

. >> i like the shark book that's over there and the lego book with the lego person. >> reporter: fors my favorite place in the school. >> reporter: in addition to her daily tasks, device a year she hosts a book fair. the hope is each child can bring book home to read with their family and keep them. early on shelly realized financial hardships prevented kids from buying books. >> sometimes kids come in and have a few pennies and want to buy a book. my volunteers would start buying books for the kids. it's heart breaking. we keep digging in our own pockets to make it work for these kids. we couldn't keep up with the demand. >> reporter: determined to make su sure every child to who wanted a book had one, she reached out to the community. >> i made a facebook post. within about 20 minutes, i had a man handing me a $100 bill. >> the book fair is supported by the community, foreigner students and strangers. for her students and raising awareness about the needs. >> she goes above and beyond. >> she tries to get to those who may not be interested in reading, but get them interesting in pi

charles: and the lego batman movie and everyone saw that and time warner, shares higher.york times had a profit versus a loss a year ago, you know, take news sells at any. and medicaid advantage, and that stock is doing well, from humana, aetna, more and more pulling pulling back from the obamacare exchanges. what does it mean for obamacare? >> i'm not surprised. i think we've known that the aca is problematic in terms of the exchanges, how they're structured and these health care providers leaving the exchanges. i think aetna is down to maybe four and i think in 16 they were participants in 16 exchanges. and they're down to four and i think they'll cut the rest out. fortunately for the states they're in, there are other providers and they may be pulling out, too, it's going to get worse. liz: the back story, localities have threatened to raise property taxes to fund the exchanges if it continues to go in the down ward spiral. charles: of course, the administration has to decide whether or not they want to continue to fund. they deep dangling that, as a deal breaker, a bu

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>> lego movie. >> i'm getting a lot of chris pratt fans here. >> you guys all love movies.. >> you? >> race to witch mountain. >> i love your superman style shirt that. that's cool, man. >> once upon time. >> once upon a time. >> one more? >> garrans of the galaxy volume two obviously a lot of great movie tastes from the amazing students. speaking of films you just saw a clip for king arthur. i spoke to guy ritchie one of my favorite film makers of all time about how he pulled off one of the coolest slow motion effect shots i've ever seen in a movie. watch this. >> when he finally takes control of it and then starts taking down the bad guys and jumping to them and like that is some re really cool cinema to have graph. >> what you can do with this sword. >> i'm wondering like do you have him doing that in like is it a phantom camera? are you doing -- how are you making it look so good. >> i can see you now quite a lot about these thing. it was phantom actually. i swore i'd never use phantoms any time with them in the past. >> thousand frames a second, right. >> yeah. that wa

bridgeand the transamaerica building - which used to be san francisco's tallest - almost look like legosful of skyscrapers nationwide top one thousand feet.the salesforce tower eclipses that mark by 70 feet, marking a new high point in the skyline that people have known and loved for decades."it's not just a physical shift; it's kind of an emotional shift. everyone has a feeling about it because they have to think about their city a little differently."one of the people getting a new point of viewis photogrpaher janet delaney, who has been watching the changing city grow since the 70's.this particular engineering and architectural feathas her in awe."i've been watching salesforce every day for years now, ever since it was a hole in the ground."she showed me the work she's done over the years, capturing áother landmark buildings in átheir beginning stages, too."these buildings over there that were south of market street, they were the back room to the financial district."now, the financial district will never be the same again.peter back (bach), who is vice president of construction for b