lin ming-wei clings to his 2-year-old son, lin, his wife and son had changed seats to be together at the back of the plane. it probably saved their lives. today, lin described how the plane shook violently as it plunged to the river. all the seats fell off, he said. the passengers were trapped underneath. retrieved from the plane's black box cockpit data showing how quickly things went wrong. 37 seconds into the flight an alarm, trouble with the right engine. six seconds later the pilot powers down the left engine, struggling to level the plane. more alarms as the plane loses speed. two minutes and six seconds in the pilot's distress call. in the final seconds the pilot tries to restart the engines but time runs out. 58 people aboard, just 15 survivors. among them the family of lin ming-wei. his son still in intensive care but out of danger. ian williams, nbc news, beijing. >>> still ahead fon us on a friday night, dramatic measures from the nation's largest do-it-yourself tax preparer as customers who went to file their taxes were told someone's already done that while trying to ste

he yin and her husband lin zhongjie know just how it feels to be single children. they both grew up in one-child households, and they wonder if that's the best environment for their son. "one obvious feature of our generation is a strong sense of loneliness... most of us were growing grew up without the company of siblings or cousins which results in some flaws in interpersonal communication and sense of responsibility." "as both my wife and i are the only child of our respective families... we are entitled to have two kids. but we are hesitating about this, for because we will face greater pressure to raise another child, which costs a large sum amount of money and energy. >> if we have two kids, perhaps we can create a more favorable living better environment for the development of their personalities. they'll tend to be healthier psychologically. and when my husband and i are getting get old and can't keep pace with the times, the two kids can help each other by discussing problems and offering valuable suggestions. they can trust each other to help them to pull

in martinez, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> aside from the suspects' minor injuries, no one else was hurt. the fbi in denver plans to release more information about the suspects tomorrow. >>> southwest airlines canceled nine flights out of oakland today because of missed safety inspections on its planes. southwest said it inadvertently skipped the inspections on backup hydraulic systems that would help steer the plane's rudder. 128 southwest 737s were grounded yesterday. 80 of those were inspected overnight. the faa says southwest can fly the planes as long as the safety checks are done within five days. >>> a bay area mayor's salary triples in just four months. cue the voter outrage, right? new at 6:00, kpix 5's ann notarangelo found out why there didn't seem to be any. what's going on? >> reporter: mayor bob taylor got a raise in the fall and this week another one. he turned a part-time position into a full-time job and still not making minimum wage. >> he is what i am. i'm not a hifaluting politician. i'm bob taylor. >> reporter: mayor taylor is surrounded by things that remind him of h

back to you. >> thank you, da lin reporting live from healdsburg.nue on with our coverage. >>> looking now to san jose where our devin fehely is standing by. it's been coming down for about an hour now? >> reporter: yeah, actually all day long off and on but pretty steadily down here in the south bay. it did taper off this afternoon briefly but picked right back up in time for the evening commute. we did see several accidents on rain slicked roads this afternoon including a two-car pile-up in which one of the cars overturned. now, thankfully the police department says that the injuries in that accident were minor. once that was clear the traffic resumed and traffic has been flowing pretty freely here on camden avenue. typically a pretty busy thoroughfare here in south san jose. the police department is urging drivers to slow down. better to arrive later and to arrive in one piece. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >> today's wind and rain are just the start. stay with kpix 5 throughout the weekend for updated forecasts and to keep tabs on condition

kpix 5's da lin kpix 5. >>> another developing story demanding attention of emergency crews. san francisco police and fire crews are dealing with a sinkhole at franklin and grove streets in the civic center neighborhood. it started as a water main break. >>> two pedestrians have been hit one seriously injured. it happened in the area of mount vista drive and south white road early this afternoon. kpix 5's christian hartnett is there to tell us how it happened. >> reporter: s scary scene out here this afternoon. and right now, police still have an entire block of white road closed where the accident happened. this man went on a drunken rampage on the road according to police, after pulling out of a parking lot down white road. now, after he pulled out of that parking lot, he flung wide according to police and hit -- clipped a car that was traveling in the opposite direction down white road. after that, the driver did not stop. kept going for another few hundred yards. and then at that point hopped the curb and plowed into a fruit stand that was on the sidewalk. a couple of peo

lin set up a facebook page and discovered her family wasn't alone. four other men had also gone missing in san francisco the three years were shawn disappeared. all about the same age as shawn. together, they became known as the california five. ail still gone without a trace. the mystery was about to get deeper. five months after shawn disappeared here on the streets of san francisco, yet another young man went missing and another, and then another. in total, three more young men went missing since shawn first disappeared. the latest, found floating in the bay. we talked to his mother via skype. she suspects foul play. >> the translator: he is being followed by three people. >> reporter: she says he son called from a building in a panic in san francisco's mission district saying he lost his wallet and was being followed. later, he would also call 911. but in his case, the cause of death is officially unknown. >> it is disturbing. what are the options? no one does anything and it keeps happening? >> i do not see a common link. >> reporter: the lieute

kpix 5's da lin. >> this is the second time bay area police shot a man with a knife this week. wednesday night san jose officers shot and killed a distraught man who had just left his ex-girlfriend's house. >>> four san francisco officers will not be charged in the fatal shooting of a man armed with a taser gun. the d.a. says the police acted in self- defense when they opened fire on 28-year-old alex nieto last march. the officers say they believe he had a weapon when they approached him at bernal hill park. his death sparked protests. >> somebody pointing a gun at you at 30 yards away from you, you're not going to have time to think about mental health issues. you're going to be thinking whether you're going to be shot. >> the family refuses to meet with the district attorney. family supporters met outside court rallying against the decision. >>> in the east bay, what could be a case of a burglary gone wrong. early this morning, hayward police found a body lying next to a u-haul truck. it was behind life chiropractic school. the school was closed but will re-open tomorrow. >>>

only on "5" our da lin with the family who lost everything and then was victimized again. da? >> reporter: allen, this man finally out of the hospital and now homeless, the survivor jorge flores and his family have been hopping from shelter to shelter. when they thought it was bad, things got suddenly worse. three weeks after the fire torched a large mission district complex, it still strikes fear in jorge flores. >> i started to feel the same thing -- [ crying ] >> reporter: jorge almost died. dark smoke and intense flames trapped him in a hallway. >> you feeling your life you gonna die. >> reporter: he watched as his skin started to melt away. >> i saw my hands and then my skin going down like that. >> reporter: pictures of his injuries are graphic. firefighters rescued and rushed him to the st. francis burn unit with third-degree burns to his hands and parts of his face. >> okay right now. >> reporter: doctors released him last week. the struggle is on finding an affordable apartment. the red cross is housing them in this hotel room until friday. after losing everything in

the fire is in the mission district and kpix 5's da lin is there. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, ann. this fire broke out shortly after 4:00. we are actually standing about a block away from the scene of that fire. it's near the corner of 15th and church. you have firefighters on top of the roof of this one building investigating what happened. we understand two buildings were caught on fire. let's show you some video right now. one building appears to be an apartment complex. the other one appears to be a house next to the apartment complex. we don't know what caused the fire and that's why investigators are still navigating the scene collecting evidence right now trying to see how this fire might have possibly started. in terms of people, no injuries have been reported. firefighters did rescue a cat. we saw a firefighter providing oxygen for that cat. animal services has since taken that cat away. this is a dramatic incident as you can imagine for a lot of people, a lot of neighbors and folks who live in that building. we saw folks hugging and comforting each

in san francisco, i'm da lin. kpix5. >>> over by civic center in san francisco, they are still working on patching up a sink hole tonight. it opened up at grove and franklin street just before 1:00 p.m. we told a water main snapped in front of davey symphony hall causing the mess. no word on why the pipeline broke. >>> some of the lights were on in the port overlock land, but there was almost no activity. there have been some cranes moving cargo. this comes one day after the dispute came to an end. they have a backlog that takes about two months to clear up. >> a frightening encounter leads to alert in the east bay. this man attempted to kidnap a 14-year-old girl. she was walking home from school yesterday when the man tried to pull her into his car at ebony way and joshua street. she fought him off and ran. the suspect sped away in the white sedan. >>> people are getting calls from someone claiming to be from the irs and the treasury department. the caller says a fine has been imposed that says it must be paid im

live in hercules, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> accusations a san francisco police officer went too far. the claim is based on a new video showing a homeless man being hit with a baton. this video was released by the public defender's office. it shows the man sleeping on a muni bus. the officer was called in to remove him once it reached the end of the line. things quickly escalated after he woke him up. the man threatens the officer as he heads towards the exit and stopped once they got off the bus, it didn't stop. watch the right side of the screen. the officer hits the homeless man in the back of the legs with his baton and used pepper spray to make the arrest. >> he continues to tell the officer that he is going to beat his behind which is a crime. you can hear the officer say get on the ground get on the ground get on the ground there's no compliance by the suspect. >> we don't believe that this kind of behavior by police officers is in line with their policy or is right. >> the police chief is questioning the timing of this video. he says the homeless man was just charged in this i

live in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> leave it to the fans. the coliseum authority is supposed to meet with the raiders on tuesday to speed up negotiations. >>> new evidence backs up the story of a woman who says she was kidnapped and held for weeks at a compound in the north bay. she escaped wednesday after being beaten and sexual assaulted. kpix 5's ryan takeo with reaction from someone inside the gated property. ryan. >> reporter: we talked through the gates right here at this four-building property. the woman told us that police focused on that house right there closest to the road. we are talking about it's just steps away from this kids play set. >> the victim had some injuries that were consistent with, um, sexual assault. >> reporter: the 22-year-old woman said she was kidnapped at gunpoint, held hostage here for three week, and raped. sonoma county deputies came to this compound yesterday with a s.w.a.t. team. investigators say they found evidence the victim was recently at the compound. she told police she escaped through an open doo

used to seeing women's bodies pushed and pulled into these exaggerated shapes with corsets and cent lins that the very idea of a woman wearing pants was so unfathomable that even if she were standing in front of you wearing pants you wouldn't see it. so women sort of brilliantly exploited ideas of femininity and what a woman could look like in order to get away with this subterfuge. emma had to be careful. she was involved in of the war's bloodiest battles, but she had to be careful about being detected. if her gender were discovered, she could be arrested, charged >> these are confederate spies living in washington, d.c. and rose was in a very difficult position. her whole life had fallen apart in the years leading up to the war. she had lost five children in four year, if you can imagine that. she had lost her husband in a freak accident, and she had lost her access to the white house. this is somebody who had been friends with high ranking democratic politicians for years leading up to the civil war. she'd even been a close adviser to president james buchanan, and she lost all of this

lin say it is nation's cyber security depends on a public and private partnership. >> like 80, 90% of it, very little compared to government operated or owned. >> reporter: california's director of technology says california has already set up a program. >> the task force is going to come up with a set of recommendations and propose actions. >> reporter: after the summit the president is expected to host a round table with business leaders. what many expect to be just a first step toward longer term strategies. >> jana thank you. >>> speaking of the president, some of the presidential fleet have already arrived in the bay area. we saw three ospray along with a helicopter. president obama is scheduled to arrive at sfo around 5:30 thursday night. he plans to leave on saturday morning. >>> developing news now from the middle east. the state department is now confirming it has closed the u.s. embassy in yemen. and the embassy staff has been evacuated. the state department says the security situation is unpredictable since shiite rebels seized control of the capital. the closure and evacua

live at the oakland oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> the oakland-alameda county authority will meet with raiders brass on tuesday to speed up the stadium negotiations. >>> here's some good news we hope. we are just getting word now that a tentative agreement has been reached in the bitter labor dispute up and down the west coast especially the port of oakland. the fight costing the economy billions of dollars. devin fehely is at the port with the very latest. >> reporter: yeah, you know, um, late this afternoon, we spotted the labor secretary entering the building where those negotiations were take place. he was dispatched here to the west coast by the president in an effort to accomplish what we have learned happened a deal. with the midnight deadline fast approaching negotiators are trying to hammer a deal to end a labor dispute bringing trade at 29 west coast ports including the port of oakland to a near standstill. sticking point a disagreement over arbitrators. >> why arbitrators are so critical is they interpret the contract for the next six years. >> reporter: uc-berkeley professo

new at 6:00, kpix 5's da lin on the $65,000 pay bump. da. >> reporter: well ken, the district says pay up or lose him. that's why the board voted unanimously to approve the $65,000 raise. it's a 25% increase over three years. it's now drawing criticism. the superintendent's $65,000 salary increase is what the average san francisco teacher makes a year. the teacher makes even less. $262,000. >> for me it's not the paycheck that's the reward. it's the smiles i get every day from the kids. >> reporter: but she can't pay rent with smiles. in fact, allison is fighting eviction in the cash strap. she says the landlord wants to put in a new tenant and double the rent. >> with my salary and the rent prices, i would have to leave san francisco. >> reporter: so many teachers are struggling with basic necessities and that's why san francisco unified is facing criticism for the 25% increase. richard caranza will make about $310,000. that's more than the oakland and san jose superintendents. but they are smaller districts. >> when you look at compara

only on "5" our da lin on the people who are stepping up to get them back on their feet. da?rter: yeah, ken. the hardest part for the fire survivors is putting their lives back together. and for a man who almost died in this fire right here and now owes hundreds of thousands of dollars in medical bills, well, he is getting some help from people he has never met. pictures of jorge flores' injuries are graphic. he spent two weeks in a burn center most of it in a medically-induced coma. he had third-degree burns to his hands and parts of his face. >> i couldn't recognize him. his face, it was not the same. he was all burned here and here and the forehead. >> reporter: jorge says the fire melted his skin on his hands. he thought he would die. >> you feel your life and you gonna die. >> reporter: doctors released him last week but he and his family are now homeless and can't pay the medical bills. his wife's employer hard rock cafe in san francisco is holding a fundraiser for the family thursday night. ♪[ music ]♪ >> we don't want to see it get any lower. we want to elevate the si

kpix 5's da lin is live inside one business with the impact on employees, owners and customers customers reporter: when oakland's minimum wage goings up, come monday, so will food prices. most restaurants including this one here will see their prices go up and they will also cut worker hours. >> whoo! [ applause ] >> reporter: a celebration in front of oakland city hall. labor leaders say 48,000 low wage workers will get a raise on monday helping struggling workers. >> words can't describe it i'm so happy. a lot of stress will be off my shoulders. >> reporter: as they applaud the way small business owners are worried they won't survive. >> it's scary because things go down, we can't afford it. we can't afford to be here. >> reporter: sam is raising prices at his cafe from sandwiches to smoothies. >> it's only $3.85. so that's going up to almost $5. >> reporter: sam and dozens of other restaurants next to city hall compete for the lunch crowd. he believes the higher wage will shut down smaller stores. there are about 19,000 small businesses in oakland, 84% of all businesses here. >> we ar

lin lin. >>> we were waiting for a news conference to start when the first dull thud of a shell exploding heard. as we left the building there was another bang. and much closer this time. one of the shells hit a residential area near a children's playground. >> we heard several explosions all of the glass broke. we ran into the basement. we were sitting at home celebrating my daughter's birthday and this happened. there are old people who live here too. how can they live like this? >> shortly after the separatist leader alexander zakashenko said the cease fire would not apply to the town. >> we will stop fire in all of the donetsk's people's republic territory except for region options. any violations willing against the minsk agreement. any attempts will be stopped. >>> debelsuva has seen intention fighting in recent weeks. it's believed thousands of ukrainian soldiers are surrounded there by separatists. debelsuve is the important. if the separatists take it, they will have a direct railway link to russia. ukraine and the u.s. accuse russia of arming the separatists. it's a claim that r

da lin tells us neighbors are digging in for another fight. da? >> reporter: that's right. many neighbors are still licking their wounds from the last defeat. now they have a new fight. this open space is the latest and newest battleground developers want to put 200 new homes and apartments right here. it's a picture-perfect day in bollinger canyon. wild turkeys running, deer grazing and people jogging. >> peaceful and there's not a lot of traffic. >> reporter: but this open space could soon lose its serenity. two developers who already own these 200 acres want to build 50 single-family homes a 100- unit senior living complex and 50 condos. san ramon city planners mailed out a notice to neighbors recently. >> they are making it look like san francisco. >> reporter: larry lives and owns land next to the site. >> six generations. >> reporter: he is fed up. >> it will open this canyon up and we're one of the last frontiers here in contra costa county. >> reporter: other neighbors like dale williams are mobilizing to stop the latest development. his backyard overlooks the propo

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kpix 5's da lin is outside hall of justice tonight, where there is some talk that police may have jumped the gun in this case. explain that, da. >> reporter: yeah, ken. that's because some say the police did not collect enough evidence. now the prime suspect in this case is free. we are told he is somewhere in san francisco tonight. now, because he was not charged with any crime, he is free to leave up to even leave the country if he wants to. it looks damning. surveillance video of who police believe to be mark andrus rolling a suitcase with a dismembered body inside. but that evidence and whatever else police have just wasn't enough for the district attorney. >> we're clearly not ready to file a case and we have communicated this to the police department. >> reporter: prominent prosecutor turned defense attorney michael cardoza says the arrest not only makes the d.a. look bad, it jeopardizes the case. >> i think they have curtailed their investigation here because this man now has the public defender himself putting his arm around him, his cloak around him, and you can bet he is not go

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in martinez, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> no other injuries. the fbi in denver plans to release more information about the suspects tomorrow. >>> a scare at a bay area middle school. it started when some of the students started acting strangely. at least five of them are rushed to the hospital. kpix 5's mike sugerman says that all traces back to some pills shared between the students. >> reporter: there are rumors around here in albany middle school as happens when you get middle school students and concerns parents and not a lot of information being given out. hand. students took some things they shouldn't have taken and took too many and they got sick. just after 11 a.m. fifth period science class a classmate acting strange. >> she raises her hand and science teacher says yes. and then she just walks out the room suddenly. i thought maybe she had to use the bathroom or something but later on she never came back or anything. >> reporter: police and paramedics called, five girls in all aged 12 to 13 said they took some kind of pills. >> we defi

. >> reporter: brandon said he's open to playing any position on the offensive lin the fact that he's very athletic. he played four sports in high school including varsity tennis as a sophomore. in indianapolis dianna russini, news 4 sports. >>> thanks dianna. over in college basketball maryland at home against nebraska. tonight second half we're tied at 38. the terps are in transition. part of an 8-0 run for maryland. this game would stay close, though. nebraska moving the ball around. leslie smith with the reverse layup. cornhuskers down by 1. maryland did answer. des wells kicks it out to the freshman. he had 26 points tonight. the terps go on to win this one 69-65. >>> maryland women also in action. a visit from the parents up in wisconsin. terps would control much of this game. lexie brown, to kimbra for the lay-in. wisconsin making a run of their own. but maryland they were strong on the inside. brianne floridaa jones, the terps they're undefeated in big ten conference play. they clinch a share of the big ten regular season title. >>> it's pitchers and catchers reporting today f

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for now live at the hall of justice in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> george gascon of course is the district attorney. now, police are looking into whether a missing man from vallejo could be the victim in this case. he is friends apparently with mark andrus. and his father told us detectives actually took a dna sample from him as evidence. >>> an emeryville police officer responded to a deadly police shooting yesterday was wearing a body camera but didn't have it turned on. the police chief revealed details about the investigation. a woman pointed a gun at home depot security officers after they say they spot her stealing knives. police confronted her on hollis street where an officer fired six shots at the suspect. >>> taking a live look at the transamerica pyramid the clouds are rolling in and by this time tomorrow, the rain should finally start falling. it will begin in the north bay where mike sugerman spent the day on mount tam in marin where they are making way for the water. mike? >> reporter: liz, you know, water supply is not a problem up in marin. last december's s

. >>> kpix 5's da lin joining us live. he is in the north bay where neighbors are trying to fight the flooding. da. >> reporter: yeah, allen. the rain, we're taking a little break right now because it's been coming down in sheets all afternoon. take a look at that manhole right there. you see water pushing out onto the roadway and into nearby vineyards. that's because the storm drain down below is clogged. all the runoff gushing out of this manhole is running into this vineyard. she is worried it will flood her storage and tasting rooms. >> we're pretty flat here. the ground is saturated. and it's continuing to pour off the hillsides. i'm not terribly optimistic. >> reporter: she is using sandbags to divert water away from her building. but still, several inches of water are creeping up to her doorstep. this is how it looks right outside of the tasting room. >> we have everything on pallets. we put everything on tables. you know, we're doing what we can. >> reporter: heavy rains flooded the building in december costing her

da lin is live at the port of oakland and he says, bay area businesses are met hard by the dispute.da. >> reporter: veronica, this is not a work stoppage at least not yet. it is a work slowdown and it's a tactic being used by the union during the negotiations process. this ship behind me is finally getting uploaded after sitting out in the bay for quite a few days. in fact, there are still a handful of cargo ships idling in the bay costing bay area businesses millions of dollars. the sound of unloading a shipping container is music to the ears of importers like taylor chow. he waited a month and a half for this. it was supposed to arrive december. this container arrived at the warehouse this afternoon. he is waiting for 20 other containers of dried goods tied up at the port. >> we don't have product

blockade runners of the civil war, and i usually show a cartoon with this depicting a woman's cent lin that at the apex of its popularity reached a diameter of six feet. >> southern women were quite expert at this she managed to conceal a roll of army cloth, several pairs of cavalry boots a roll of crimson flannel cans of preserved meats and a bag of coffee. that was the contraband tally for a single crossing. [laughter] belle boyd was sort of the queen of this blockade and she specialized in smuggling weaponnings. and she sort of recruited a group of southern ladies to help her in this endeavor. and one fall morning in 1861 the 28th pennsylvania aa woke to -- awoke to discover 400 pistols cavalry equipment for 200 men and 1400 musket were missing. waiting transfer to southern lines thanks to belle boyd and her network of ladies. and to me, this was one of the most fascinating parts about women's roles in the civil war. they were able to to take society's ideas and constructs about womanhood and perceived weaknesses and exploit them brilliantly to their own benefit. and they used their

{off-lin >> sis sis has hundreds of millions of doll lashes how did they become the richest terroristanization? i sat down with the treasury department he has followed terrorist money trails for more than a decade. >> nice to see you. >> pleasure to be here. >> where is isis getting its money? >> some of the money from resources with controlling territory. the biggest is oil which we used to think was getting as much as 2 million a day then rolled back to a million maybe under a million. half a million dollars a day i would take that paycheck. that's a lot of money. they are getting funds not as much as al qaeda but some through major donors in the gulf. they have always been primarily financed through localized crime in iraq always meaning isis today is what al qaeda fwh iraq, the zarqawi met cork all of the same thing. even back in 2005, 2006, 2007 the primary funding for the insurgency was and continues to be today through localized crime kidnapping through political obstruction and et cetera. we have tools even if we decide to implement them to deal with the oil they are smuggling

they're natives of the himalayas, so the pandas so-called two-year-old lin, nine-year-old rover, don'tc in the snow. >>> turning to politics former new york mayor rudolph giuliani tripling down on his remarks that he does not believe the president loves america. this is giuliani on fox news last night. >> the reality is i from all that i can see of this president, all i've heard of him, he apologizes for america, criticizes america, this is an american president i've never seen before. lou: and the white house response, a new hashtag, yesterday tweeted, quote -- a few comments now on these dangerous times in which we live. six years of the obama presidency and there aren't many folks who would brag about this being the best of times. obama's foreign policy makes jimmy carter in fact look like a sef aunt. then this week mr. obama held a three-day lovin to encounter what he and milquetoast word smith call violent extremism. he forgot the head of the fbi, the head of the joint chiefs or director of national intelligence intend. so much for the counter portion of the proeshgs which left fo

{off-lin {off-line} >> what do you understand the strategy to be? understand the strategy to be? >> i think it ends with respect to isil needs to be the last defeat. >> doesn't sounds like a strategy to me. >> who is the key to defeating isis? can a coalition really work? two questions. >> we had testimony recently on capitol hill that indicated isis is becoming very much like al qaeda in the sense that they have affiliated branch operations outside of iraq and syria. the three countries identified weral jeer yaw, libya and also egypt. you can sees spread almost like a cancer. there isn't a con netic solution or military solution it has become a battle of ideas. we have to not be afraid to engage in this battle of ideas. >> that's a slow battle while we are changing ideas people are getting killed. that's a slow one. >> it will require it in addition to ideas. to pair frayed bill clinton it is the ideology. it is met it's sizing. you are seeing flags being planted all over the world. we seeded the cyber battlefield for the jihadists. we can collect

. >> reporter: herb lin a scholar called the president's speech inspirational. some critics point it was just that and lacked the actions especially when it comes to consumer protection. many couldn't help but feel compelled. the president leaning to secure the world in the future. >> he really enpowered the young generation of students that are out there right now for us to inspire and promote change. >> reporter: apple ceo tim cook took to the stage prior to the president's speech. however noticeably absent, executives from google, yahoo and facebook. in palo alto, i'm azenith smith, ktvu news. >>> add the federal government to the user of apple pay. apple pay will be used to distribute federal benefits such as social security. national parks will also begin accepting apple pay. the changes stem from an executive order calling for more secure payment technologies. >>> a pilot flew a small airplane into restricted air space while the president was at stanford. two f15 pilots were unresponsive. sheriff deputies met the pilot there. the secret service also talked