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. >> cologne is like a low-tech solution to a high-tech problem. >> definitely, they are elusive animals. any help you get, even a low-tech tool like col own, that allows you to get a picture or fur sample or give you information if the camera is set to video. >> my experiment was running for a month. it didn't work. the truth is working with animals like jaguars is not an exact science like i would hope it would be. scientists at jvi were able to pull it off. here is the night vision. jaguars marking, leaving behind skin and fur subjected to dna analysis in the lab. . >> i'm a chanel scent. why are you using commercially produced perfumes - why is it the optimal approach? >> it's a cost issue, i was at the duty free and thought i'd pick it up. i still use it now for me. i need col own, may as well use this. i want to show you guys a spider i was telling you about. this is the moment of discovery. we happened to be filming. this is what happened. a favourite thing to do in the amma zone is hike at night. >> -- amazon is hike at night. >> what happened? >> i don't know, it's like they eva

which means very low tech. what is special about this razor. >> bevel is the first shaving system designed for folks with coarse and curly hair like me. prone to shaving irritation r b. we sell online. and that is where the technology starts. i like to describe as this duck analogy. very beautiful above water but legs are flapping beneath it. there is a lot that goes on behind the engine to offer the best experience all the way down to the supply change. >> something i never even thought about. you need a different razor if you have different type of hair that comes out. >> absolute it. up to 80% of black men and women have this issue. and 30% of men and women oaf other races. multiblade razors today cut the hair beneath your skin and if your curly hair it can lead to these issues. it's a problem and saps confidence among other things. and no one's tried to fix it until now. i felt there had to be a better way. i was frustrated and bevel was founded out of that belief. >> what is next? this is the first line. y

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. >> apple pay has been hit by low tech fraudsters using stolen credit card numbers.l street journal says apple system itself hasn't been penetrated by hackers. criminals are entering stolen cards into phones which can be used to buy items without needing a physical card. >> mark cuban says tech companies are overvalued and he says a bubble worst than the one that burst 15 years ago. he says the bubble is the fault of private investors putting money into apps and small tech companies. >> it's going to create the perspective that it's even worse because now you get as little as $5,000 so you might be thinking instead of getting my car fixed i'm going to put my 5,000 in and hit a home run and next thing you know there's no heliquidity. >> companies are stepping up the fight for top talent. according to our next guest it's resulted in an employee driven jobs market. i'm pleased to say the former vp of linkedin and founder of talent ventures which has clients like twitter joins us here in studio. a pleasure to have you on. a lot of people are saying there's a tech bubble

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it's a very low-tech way to get at a high-tech solution. >> it's elegant in its simplicity. >> thankttention to the thicknesses. >> did you have to consider the skill level of the people you were working with? >> yes, in a couple of different ways. i'm going to have to utilize people who are not bike builders. this is not a factory so much as a studio. >> did you have experience in building bikes? >> not anything more than riding and tinkering. >> what were your job prospects? >> it was pretty rough. this job has a chance for me to earn a good living. >> pie lab, another hero employment project. >> i was on the welfare program, i have a job now can pay my bills and take care of my kids. >> so it sounds like it really changed your life. >> yes, it worked the best. >> of course you can't do a bike story without a ride. >> here it is. >> thank you! >> yes, it's awesome! i can't believe how smooth this bike is! this is really cool! >> so what did you think? >> well, if you are not careful i'm going to steal it when you are not looking. >> full scale production cranks up the end of the ye

but if you're not into that, there is a new list of low-tech new cars to suit your needs. top picks for tech averse new car buyers. no navigation system no bluetooth functions, no back-up cameras. hyundai's 2015 ascent sedan. the kia rio made the list as well as moxdaw's mx-5. most are base models and offer more high-tech features on the higher trim levels in case you want them. >> they also have a thing in the front. >> i thought you meant roll down the window. i was in a live truck the other day and somebody passed by and went like this -- our kids don't know what that means. >> it could mean doing the locomotion. >> what does it mean? kidding. >> taking look live right now at the golden gate bridge. and you can see there is a lot of foot traffic out here a lot of people taking the nice look. clearly really beautiful day shaping out there. what a difference a day makes. at this point yesterday, we had widespread shower activity. things are starting clear up nicely out there all across the board. low clouds remnant moisture earlier this morning. all of that is starting to

gerri: apple pay is getting bitten by low-tech fraudsters. according to "the wall street journal" criminals are using old school tactics to get around that cutting-edge technology. so is your mobile wallet safe? here with her exclusive story, "wall street journal" reporter robin seidel. great to have you here. >> thanks. gerri: what is this low-tech method these bad guys are using? >> basically there are a lost stolen credit cards out there. we know that from home depot. we know that from target. so these guys who get credit card information that has been stolen, they're loading that stolen information into apple pay, getting authorized and starting to make purchases. gerri: victims here really are the banks probably? >> victims are the people's whose credit cards were stolen and may wind up seeing fraudulent purchases and not even know their information was stolen. gerri: this is months and months ago now. how long are you on the hook if you have a card stolen and hacked? >> you're not on the hook. if you didn't authorize a purchase you didn

it's a very you know low-tech way to get at a very high-tech solution. simplicity. >> thank you.e to pay attention to the thicknesses. >> did you have to consider the skill level of the people you were working with? >> yes, in a couple of different ways. i realize i'm going to probably need people to build these bikes that are not bike-builders. and we are trying to make jobs that are not a factory so much as a studio. background? >> other than riding bikes and tinkering, no. >> if you hadn't found this job, what were your prospects like? >> it was kind of rough. this has given me a opportunity to make a good living. >> another hero employment project. >> i was on a project, i have a job now can pay my bills and take care of my kids. >> so it sounds like it really changed your life. >> it worked out for the best. >> you can't have a bike without a ride. >> thank you. >> yes, awesome! i can't believe how smooth this bike is! this is really cool! so with what did you think? >> well, if you are not carefully i'm going to-- careful i'm going to steal i.t. when you're not looking. >>>

. >> i'm very low tech (laughter). >> i thought i'd lifestyle the meadow. >> thank you, commissioners thank you for allowing me to speak and update the commission on in support of the budget proposal that is actually a brief update or interim update in terms of the it implementing i committed to provided you an update every 6 months that is important substantial with the milestones is that it is having said that with the budget process moving forward i thought that was timely we actually do help justify some of the huge costs we're expecting to see in the it investment so first of all i'd like to bring your attention to the title this is really an update occupy top priorities we have many, many things happening in the she didn't have but i'd like to brought to your attention the things we're focused on this is very important so having said that, i'd like to actually start every slide with slide deck with a slide from a previous slide to give you a in his transition this is as you recall the timeline we're working towards in terms of what we're doing in 2014 from 2018 this timeline i'm

. >> a high-tech tablet device in a very low-tech setting.. medics have been fighting ebola with the most basic resources. health workers cannot take anything out of high risk zones because of records because of the risk of contamination so they shout crucial medical notes to colleagues. >> taking this caretaker information from thise station. it stopped working and the paper became illegible. >> the tablet is in a ebola-proof cover which means it could be dropped into chlorine to be stable. it can quickly store vital patient data which they say can help save lives. >> you are wearing this really heavy costume to protect you from ebola. every minute is precious. the people are spending out of the one hour they have inside, 10 minutes shoving information over the fence -- those are 10 minutes they can be using. >> developers at google in london have teamed up to come up with a device. it is being used in sierra leone for the moment with plans to send more. >> everything has to be sterilized with chlorine. you cannot have anything like sharp edg

silicon valley, spent time in the technology world yet your first product is a razor, which seems very low tech. what's special about this razor? >> bevel for coarse and curly hair like me, prone to shaving irritation, razor bumps, et cetera. we sell them online but that's where the technology starts. i like to describe our business as kind of this analogy, it's very beautiful above water but legs are flapping beneath it. >> something i never even thought about, though. you need a different razor if you have different type of hair that comes out. >> absolutely. >> why? >> 80% of black men and women have this issue. because we have coarse, curly hair and 30% of men and women of other races have this issue as well. in multi-blade razors that exist today cut the hair beneath your skin. and if you have curly hair, it leads to these ingrown hair issues. no one as tried to fix it until now. i was incredibly frustrated and bevel was founded under that belief. >> you made it the point of saying this is just one of many. >> walker & company is all about developing brands that solve problems for people o

. >> see how low tech leads to one sky high surprise. >>> plus a dog just hanging with his homeys. and a guy annoying his co-workers. >> hey, andrew. she was stunning. >> how he's taking bad jokes to an art form. >> did you hear about that mexican cereal killer? he had locomotives. >> motorcycles moving vehicles. they are not meant to be used like this. we start in malaysia. what we have is a lady waiting to cross the street. she's 76 years old. the passenger grabs her purse. she's dragged at least 15 feet. somebody had their dash cam running and they gave the registration number to police. the suspects were caught hours later. >> finally some yusties. >> i see that and i'm like that's my mother's age. that could have been my mom, could have been my aunt. that could have been anybody you know. >> at 76 years old an injury like that could actually be life-threaten life-threatening. >> in russia, police got a call about a guy in a white car. they said, we suspect that he's drunk driving. police spotted the car. the guy makes a left turn. there was an officer on the other side of the

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high-tech or low-tech corporate it to be a neighbor will hook watch program or church program however, if the children of this thing will have the knowledge to wall on the opposite side of st. of cars and they now have to talk to adults that are driving by in cars. they now have to help them find their puppy or accept candy from them creek. >> pam: to help prevent abductions and abduction attempts? >> pam:--what else can parents do to protect their children. that they might not be doing >> they have the right to grow up and be safe. this is the right time for children because they want to learn to read the want to learn social skills and they have to learn how to be safe. you have to arm them with knowledge. >> pam: thank you. >> grant:happening now: >> grant:an investigation into a murder-suicide at a palothis video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7. shortly after the incident. >> grant:kron 4's jeff bush is live in palo alto gathering new information. >> grant:jeff? >> reporter: were called to the alta tory senior living center just before 3:30 and found the two men on the

that's low-tech.with hair driers into the whole survival of the fittest idea. look at that. adorable. but if so many things go just right, the life in these eggs will roam wild on these islands for a couple hundred years each. it was decades after their voyage before darwin published his radical ideas. and fitzroy, so much has changed since that trip. but these magnificent islands are still proof that life is change. and when we adapt, they survive. >>> police say they were isis wannabes. two australian teens stopped just before their flight to the middle east. an incredible story of survival. a toddler found alive in icy wreckage that killed her mother. >>> as you watch, history is being made in the skies. a solar powered plane begins its journey around the world. i'm erol barnett. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin with a new report from international

you're incubating galapagos hair tortoises with a hair dryer. [ speaking spanish ] that's low-tech love humans with hair dryers into the whole survival of the fittest idea. look at that. adorable. but if so many things go just right, the life in these eggs will roam wild on these islands for a couple hundred years each. ♪ galapagos is so beautiful >> it was decades after their voyage before darwin published his radical ideas. and fitzroy? he eventually took his own life. adios mabel. so much has changed since that trip. but these magnificent islands are still proof that life is change, and when we adapt, they survive. >>> jesus christ. he changed the course of world history. yet the most famous man ever to live left no physical trace. or did he? more than a thousand years pass and a cloth appears in europe. on its surface, the image of a man showing the same traumas jesus endured during his crucifixion. the shroud of turin.

. >> we have high tech firms and low tech firms and grass cutting and snow removal and movie theaters and food restaurants, sandwich places. we have got a range of retirement homes and offices here. we have a variety of programs. we need over 100 lifeguards for the county. >> some will walk out of the job fair knowing they will have a summer job. others will leave with opportunities to start part-time work the right way. >> it's that time of year again. time to spring forward. while it may not feel like spring you want to put the block ahead an hour. we decided to take a look at how observing daylight savings time may be good for us. >> there is something we can't see, touch, or taste, we worry about it a lot. >> three, two, engineer starts. >> one year to another if we didn't have a ceremony of what when it happens. there might be a benefit to losing an hour of sleep. getting more dilight in your life could be good for you. >> we benefit from daylight. it lowers our blood pressure and gets our body producinger is serotonin and melatonin that allows us to sleep better at night. >> no

that's low-tech.s with hair dryers into the whole survival of the fittest idea. oh, look at that. that is adorable. but if so many things go just right, the life in these eggs will roam wild on these islands for a couple hundred years each. it was decades after their voyage before darwin published his radical ideas. and fitzroy, he eventually took his own life. >> adios, mable. >> so much has changed since that trip, but these magnificent islands are still proof that life is change. life is change. and when we adapt, they survive. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> john the baptist, the fearless prophet who hails the coming of a new messiah. >> he believes that some reckoning is imminent. >> the preacher who baptizes jesus, setting him on his mission towards god. >> it's at that moment that something profound changes in jesus. >> now science joins the quest to connect past and present, testing john the baptist's relics to discover a link to the man the bible says was john's cousin, jesus himsel

. >> we have high tech and low tech firms and grass cutting firms and snow removal and movie theaters and food. restaurants. sandwich places. we have retirement homes and defense companies that are here. we even have fire and rescue. we need lifeguards for the county. >> a little bit of everything. some teens will walk out knowing they have got a job this summer. others will leave with opportunities to start part-time work right away. >> great opportunity there. >> the thing about summer too. >> neither team is okay. >> this weekend marks one year since the malaysia airline plane vanished. they are still searching for answers. >> we mentioned the word summer. just imagine lifeguarding instead of going out and shoveling the driveway. the good news is mother nature will help with the melt down for the weekend as a small business owner you wouldn't deliver just half of what you have to offer to your customers. so why are you settling for half fast internet? only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - upload speeds as fast as your download speeds so large files go out in a snap and video co

economists, people like samuelson who taught me why americans made textiles, although it was low-tech. i also met many businessmen, and i decided, no, we will leapfrog a different way, we will get this big american manufacturers to export to america and the world and the luck to have it the cultural revolution made them bypass taiwan, hong kong they came to singapore, texas instruments, hewlett packard they all came seagate and it became the biggest manufacturer of disk drives in 20 years we were the center for disk drives and computer parts and computer peripherals. we never looked back. then as we corroborated that, the other side of the coin i came up with the idea, look, people are going to come here and explore the region, and it is a dangerous region, i mean pestilence, malaria typhoid. here in singapore, we will create a first world oasis out of this 89, it was a third world island, but we will create a first world condition. >> rose: third world to first? >> yes. so that they will base their, they will make camp here and then venture out and when they are sick they will come b

. >> we have a story tonight about the most low-tech clean-energy economic solution to a group of womenuador. we're talking about earthworms and how these creatures have transformed the lives of women in a small farming community. earthworms are kept in a trough with waste that normally ends up in landfills. the women recital that waste, and then turn it into fertilizer that they sell to farmers. >> it improves the quality of soil for farmers. they are very positive and they have a lot of faith in worms. >> reporter: the women are making money from the enterprise and say they feel empowered as a result. we're going to bring you this story in our next hour. >> sounds interesting. all right. stephanie thank you. >>> general motors now said 64 people died in accidents caused by its faulty ignition switches. the victim's families have been found eligible for compensation. they expect to play between $4,000,006,000,000 in damaging. >>> an amtrak train detailed this afternoon in halifax county, north carolina. it crashed into a tractor trailer at a railroad crossing. 40 passengers hurt. no li

. >>> a bay area customer of an insurance company found an unexpected benefit to his low tech trackingm. the device is expected to calculate insurance costs. but this system same helped track a stolen car. >> reporter: we first showed you metro mile. you simply connect this device and pay for your car insurance based on the actual miles you drive. it monitors not only mileage but the location of the car. ryan hardigan learned of an unexpected benefit two days ago. >> wake up and the partner goes outside to go to work. he came back inside and said the car is gone. >> reporter: so hardigan opened up the app and looked for his location. he gave sfpd the location of the car. but soon the car started moving around making it hard for the police to find. so hardigan called metro mile and got hooked up with alex bozman who got connected to the system. >> i got realtime access. >> she kept sending that information to the police. >> i watched them zigzag around and noticed they had stopped for a while. >> the the cop pulled into the dead end street and they found our car with the two suspects in

>> it's that low tech very insecure unsecure old credit card. credit cards you use at home depot and target that information was breached. went on the dark web. someone bought it. bad guys bought it. goons bought it. they used it at apple pay to go to apple stores to buy expensive things they could return for the cash or they could sell on the black market. so it's actually not the apple pay that was hacked so to speak. it was that original credit card that old world credit card that we use is where weakness was and all of those breaches we've been telling you about all year that information is out there for sale. your information. these particular fraudsters got ahold of it and used it. what's interesting to me about this is according to the journal, banks and apple are working quickly to close up loopholes and make sure they can verify extra steps so it won't happen again but it shows you where your information is concerned, it's out there. for ten bucks someone can become carol costello on the dark web. that's a problem here. >> i'm depressed

more low tech. in a world of digital tricks.e expert. >> we pull the switcheroo. we look exactly alike. >> james and michael cast up and coming comedians commissioned them to star in the video. >> in the ad they actually mention something about being comfortable having your head shaved. i didn't think much of it. >> it said that we would be getting paid, so we're like, sure, whatever, we really need the money. >> with the cast in place, michael and james planned the shoot. >> we had two identical helmets and two identical twins. one did not shave his head. the other was preshaven. >> we're going to switch them out with a part where the camera is off screen. >> and created the illusion that he had been shaved. >> but it's easier said than done. >> this entire thing was shot in a restroom. so the space is super tight. >> the dance has to be perfect when you're doing one take. >> the twins would bump into each other while we had to switch them. >> you don't want to run into someone with a helmet on. >> not a helmet with razors. >>

high-tech event with the apps and devices, we decided to make a commercial for a business that is very low-tech. this is our boost to the local economy. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hola, hello, hello, hello. >> hello, how are you? >> jimmy: jimmy. >> kristin. >> krin. >> jimmy: how you doing? here we are. congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: isn't this exciting? >> very. >> jimmy: show me around. maybe we'll get to work here planning this thing. >> cool. movies. go, brian. >> jimmy: yeah, go, brian. ♪ >> we're very proud of our large jerry lewis section that we have. we have the very popular canadian television section here. >> jimmy: what makes asian horror different from regular horror? >> more hair. >> they like wet-looking ladies with hair in the face. >> jimmy: here's one i remember from my youth. >> that's a good one. >> jimmy: hot dog the homovie, primarily to see women topless. >> shannon twigg, right. >> in case you forgot. >> jimmy: you carry vhs? >> we never get rid of our >> jimmy: you rent none in a day? >> two or three a day. not a lot. >> jimmy: to the same guy? >> th

. >> reporter: after the shots are fired, the gunman uses a low tech but ingenious get away plan. >> in many cases it was also near an exit ramp, right? >> a couple of victims said i was committed to the ramp so i can't very well slow down and maybe chase you because i'm committed to the ramp. >> reporter: that's how the next pattern emerges. >> most of these cases did occur in a pretty similar geographic area. kansas city used to be called the grand view triangle. >> reporter: the grand view triangle, the a twisted pretzel of a roadway with on ramps and exits glor, the perfect spot for a shooting to play his deadly game, and now the city is on the edge of panic. >> there was a lot of fear. there were people that wouldn't go through the triangle. they would take alternate routs. >> when you find out that it was not isolated, part of a pattern, what is that like? >> then it was a little scarier because i remember the days of the d.c. sniper. >> reporter: that was the teen who terrorized the capital beltway for three weeks back in 2002, shooting from the trunk of a chevy customized to

now, high-tech meets low tech and the newest offering from sony. company is bringing back the cassette tape. it can actually hold about 45 minutes of music on each side remember those? sony's newest model will hold 148 gigabytes of data. according to the extreme tech website, that adds up to about 64,750,000 songs. i think my son could do that in a month. average of three minutes a song you could listen for 134,986 days. >> ok. >> i know somebody out there is going to take up the challenge to try to fill the tape with all that and then listen to it. >> let's bring back the eight track after that. >> oh no! oh, no. >> oh boy. let's go ahead and find out how much music you might be able to listen to on tonight's drive. that can take a while around here. bob emler in the wtop traffic center with a check on rush hour. hi, bob. >> i think it looks for several albums in a row on the inner loop of the beltway to get from connecticut avenue to 450. potholes are the reason on the bridge over top of 450. that's what's kept it continuously slow there. state h

. >>> for nine years, the unabomber had evaded capture, outwitting law enforcement by using low tech staying off the grid. but after he was spotted in the salt lake city parking lot in 1987, he seemed to vanish. >> it's been a year since the unabomber left his angry mark of death. >> after he committed that bombing and that composite was circulated in 1987, he dropped out of sight for six years. >> he could have been incarcerated. he could have had health issues. but you also have to realize it was the first time ever since 1978 he had ever been seen placing a device. so it could have been because he was fearful that he would be caught. >> the unabomber from 1987 to 1993 did nothing. people thought he was dead. but what he was doing, he was really learning how to build better bombs. >> wasn't until june of 1993 that the unabomber surfaced again sending a letter to "the new york times" saying we're the terrorist group fc, we have more to say and we'll get back in touch with you later. >> "fc" apparently stood for freedom club. kaczynski's assertion it was a terrorist group was another

anyone that they can get to claim the mantle of isil and carry out a low tech attack adds prestige to the organization. in paris, we saw attacks that were not very sophisticated in terms of weaponry, but nonetheless, devastating. i think they would be happy to encourage that kind of thing in the u.s. and that is something that we try to guard against. in the wake of what is happened in europe, we have taken a third, fourth, look at the people who were a concern to us to begin with. because as we have seen in paris, belgium, and elsewhere, it is often people you know about who are already on your radar screen that you need to be sure that you take another look at. in terms of iran, and their influence in their own region and beyond, i am very concerned about their role in iraq, to the degree to which iraqis a very -- are very public about it. they have billboards, open supportive statements by the iraqi government. the iraqi government wants to reclaim their cities and they want to do it sooner rather than later. while a understand that impulse, at the same time, if they go rushing in

and combining it so that they may have some very high-tech products and they may have some very lowe tech reporter: this year a push for convenience and cool design. like your keurig? how about putting it in your refrigerator. and that's how you make a up can of coffee. ironing a chore? not anymore. this iron can press a shirt in under a minute. with 13 miles of aisles there are thousands of products. some of which are just plain cool. take this 3-d pancake maker, appropriately named the pancake bottle. move over snow white -- you, too, can have a magic mirror. >> all right, mirror mirror tell me what i need to know about my face. >> reporter: this one by panasonic has built-in sensors that diagnose your skin and offer suggestions on how to improve your problem areas. innovation on display. products these manufacturers say will make your house a very high-tech home. and finally, as for something you can look out for in the future? no surprise -- expect more appliances to be integrated with apps on your smartphone. you'll be able to control that cup of coffee from upstairs. actually with t

. >> reporter: to beat these high-tech thieves, use low-tech methods a steering wheel lock, well-litng space and double checking no valuables are left in the car. becky worley, abc news, san francisco. >> simple stuff. >> simple stuff, right. >>> coming up, the end of an era for our friend oprah winfrey and nearly 200 of her employees in the windy city. >> you threw that friend in there. >> i am hoping -- we'll explain. >> how much it will cost you to spend the night in leonardo dicaprio's palm springs pad? will he be there, though? "the skinny" is next. >> announcer: "world news now" ♪ skinny so skinny. >> topping the headlines in "the skinny" today. it is the end of an era for oprah winfrey in the windy city. >> the 61-year-old media mogul personally delivered the news yesterday to her staff in chicago, all 200 of them. after 26 years, harpo studios is closing its doors at the end of the year. >> handful of her chicago staffers will be joining her at the l.a. base offices of own network in west hollywood. oprah said it will be sad to bid farewell to chicago but she feels it's the r

more and more technology into their vehicles but if you're not into that, there's a new list of low-techars to suitier needs. edmun edmunds.com top picks for tech-averse buyers. no navigation, blue tooth or backup cameras. the 2015 accent sedan and hatchback. kia's 2015 rio made the list and mazda's mx-5, miata and mx-3. the choice is up to you. >> there you have it. >>> how would you like to make your mark on the kaleical acali academy of sciences. >> they are asking for your help to pick the names of their two new african penguins. >> the academy has half a dozen options on its website and you can vote for your favorite there. >> a couple come to mind right now. 5:26. >>> new developments in the search for the man accused of running down a home depot security officer. >>> we continue to follow breaking news. police say they have a pair of carjacking suspects cornered just outside a south bay neighborhood. bob redell will join us with a live update next. >>> a quick peek outside downtown san jose in the early morning hours. it's 5:26. we have a full weather forecast for you, christina w

in fact if anything, it was low-tech and even lower-tech food, that is the attorney general that you see there. beside him to the left is john lewis, and to his left that is the lovely dr. sharon malone a close friend of the family. it was a collard greens and cruelties and ham sandwich until days end upon end, it was not what people might think. >> it was, again, the masses and it was their movement and it was their circumstance that they were driving, and as the president pointed out, courageously to make better. >> camaraderie. he had a few religious. the president had a few religious touches from hymns to isaiah. >>> american instinct that led these young men and women to pick up the torch and cross this bridge, that's the same instinct that chose patriots to choose revolution over tierny the same that may drew immigrants across occasions and the rio grand and women to reach for the ballots, workers to organize against an injust status yeah. the same instinct that led us to plant a flag at iwo jima and on the surface of the moon. >> that was president barack obama a short while a

funding was approved four years ago to move critical command facilities out of the aging, low tech halln street. >> it is spectacular. it will be a pleasure to work here. it will be a pleasure to bring the community in. to work with them. >> speaking of time, architecturally embraces the much smaller fire station that served this area long, long ago. >> it was designed in 1927. it has been decommissioned for decades, but now we're repurposing it for community meeting space. >> by the way, this is the office of police chief, greg sir. a commanding view, a corner view of the san francisco bay. quite a treat from the old building that they will be leaving. ktvu fox 2 news. >> that is a nice view. what impressed you the most about all this? >> what impresses me most about this is just the massive size of this place. it took about 45 minutes just to walk around. it was a quick tour and you really have to admire what they have done here. there's no question. i have been in a lot of technical facilities around the bay area and around the country. this is the most advanced ones that i have seen