. >> mashable has picked it up. >> you are on mashable. >>> let's take a look at the commute now.raffic will be busy, all kidding aside, b.a.r.t. has determined that the tracks are safe and the trains are running again after that 4.0 earthquake centered in piedmont happened at 6:49 about an hour ago. this is a look at the east shore, a 38-minute drive. our spider is up and out, you can see the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up. there's not a lot going on. but hello spider. moving along and taking a look at the peninsula, northbound 28 ola little bit -- 280 a little bit of slow traffic. there was an earlier accident there. 101 is slow from the old candlestick exit getting up to cesar chavez. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> if you want to clown on me, that's okay. most people are being very ner -- very nice. >> you were actually pretty calm. >> when i went out to the newsroom, five people said they were under the desk. thanks for all of the comments everybody. what amazes me, some of you, i didn't feel a thing. it was the lights up above that were on my mind, folks. the

the -- with more on google and reorganization, the tech editor at mashable. pete, you were reading this report right along with me here. >> yes. >> essentially seems google is synonymous with internet product. >> right. deirdre: it will have its own business head and we understand google will be called alphabet. >> i'm kind of interested in this as a branding exercise i think. like the google brand, some of their crazier ventures has not always served the company that well. think about google glass or google wing, sometimes it might be. gives impression of people like a bunch of engineers don't know what they're doing or not knowing anything about business, trying crazy things. that served to undermine them in the past that sort of fixes that. deirdre: for public investors how could they be working on that and taking my search seriously. this seems to clean up, i assume internally, reporting lines as well. one thing i noticed, i referenced this, we still want to do things other people think are crazy but we are excited about. also explain why they chose the n

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that's about one out of every seven people on earth according to mashable. facebook has about 1-1/2 billion monthly active users. most logged on at some point monday. that is pretty amazing. right? >> wow. ernie: coming up next here, complete the sentence. go after what you want or what? some patients recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid. only seven percent received five stars. including four of ours. learn more at cancercenter.com [excited yelling] ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. another episode? definitely. we all use it differently. so why should we get it all the same way? call time warner cable to get the internet speed you need. are you guys texting each other? whether it's 3 megs or 300 megs. yeah. for the right price. internet, to 300 meg ultra-fast internet, we have you covered. the go. plans start at $14.99 per month. call 1-855-want twc to switch today. time warner cable. enjoy better. i'

my special guest tonight is the chief correspondent and editor at large of mashable. thanks for being here. we got the feeling this is something that touches so many lives and unfortunately in a painful way. >> yeah. this is -- look. people get into cars all the time drunk. i think that there's no arguing that the goal here is to save lives. and technology is often there to improve our lives. it's unfortunate that right now it seems to be stuck in this industry squabble. people are afraid. i'm sure the liquor manufacturers are afraid it will hurt their bottom line. why? if every car has this technology, it's a chilling effect. maybe it will discourage even social drinking. but then who really wants anybody in a car who's been drinking at all? ernie: absolutely. this could take five years before we see this technology actually in action. what's your take on it? have you seen it? >> i haven't, but i find it fascinating. this is different than what we've heard about before. traditionally the technology is someone blows into something and if it detects there's a certain b

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but mashable says it could be a cloaked ghost martian woman. or maybe it's a piece of dirt.king no comment but that photo is getting a lot of buzz on social media. >> i guess i should leaf it alone. [ laughter ] a simple salad has made space history. the crew of the international space station ate red row main lettuce that was grown in space. three of the crew members including scott kelly became the first astronauts to eat food grown entirely in space. nasa says a cosmic vegetables like these they help the astronauts survive on future deep space missions. >> very cool. >>> coming up on our 6:00 hour. a string of break ins in alameda. the suspect investigators are now searching for as the attacks escalate and what police are asking people to do at home. >> also major changes from one of san francisco's busiest streets. how the city says stopping some drivers from turning on to market street will help cyclists, pedestrians, and bus riders. >> we have an east bay commute that is tough in fremont. 680 may be an alternate. this is not bad. >> we have an increase in the low cloud

we have lance ulanoff, mashable. and bruce terkel is brand ceo is with us. terkel brands ceo.ith us as well. lance, what is the point of this in your mind? what is the meggsage they're trying to send to us? >> well, new google, really about a new company that can operate in much more -- almost a burden to have conglomerate of companies all in one. they were facing same regulatory issues. they were facing same acquisition issues. facing same issues as some companies were dragging down the whole. companies operate on their own. have their own regulations and settings so it is going to theoretically make things move much faster. melissa: bruce, that makes it sound like it is not about branding but structured neat to do something managementwise. from branding does it make zones though? >> of course. because you started with a structure and logistics guy. if you started with the branded guy you would have gotten branding. they are spelling out a to z exactly how they will run the business. do all different things from the search and google and youtube we recognize to contact helpse

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. >> joining me now, editor at large and chief correspondent at mashable. thank you so much for joining us. you have people saying, don't retweet this, don't post this, feeling that that was their responsibility. but then you had so many others, quite honestly, i'm sure normal nice people sending it out on facebook telling their friends, can you believe this happened. how do we draw the line on something like this? >> i don't think it's really about drawing the line. i think it's understanding the reality that we live in. this was a pure reflection of our digital world. but what was remarkable to me is how this killer was using social media in real time. i've never seen anything quite like it. i did see the video. as a journalist, i was researching flanagan and tried to see who he was. and i saw the video. this is how a lot of people saw the video. it autoplayed. they didn't even have an opportunity to stop it. that's the way the social media is designed nowadays. this killer was basically a digital citizen. that was what shocked me is that i have never see

sadly familiar and shockingly different with lance ulanoff, chief correspondent & editor-at-large at mashable, the digital media website, barry rosenfeld is a professor of psychology and director of clinical training at fordham universtity, and deborah potter is the founder of newslab, a non-profit journalism resource center. she is also a former television news correspondent and anchor. lance ulanoff, was it only a matter of time before someone live tweeted something so horrific? >> yeah, unfortunately, i think that's true. we are never without our technology. it's around us. it permeates our lives. we have powerful computers in our pocket, and we have been, you know, we are training our children from the youngest age the use social media, so it's something that comes very naturally to us, and what i noticed as part of this, this horrifying crime, is that the use of social media seemed to be kind of a natural act happening as i was doing these things. i did not feel that part of it didn't feel particularly premeditated. >> ifill: well, not only his act but that people instinctively shared wh

pug's bieber-like -- and this is one where he's being held and i guess that's the whole crew over at mashablehe pug. he's living that bieber life, whatever that means. >> there you go. people are always trying to one up everyone else when it comes to baby announcements they're expecting. it maybe comes close to taking the cake. this is what pj and allison decided to do with their january, 2016 due date. they decided to spoof movies like harry potter, st"star wars and make the ultimate pregnancy announcement they did this epic fake movie trailer and obviously with a nod to harry potter and star wars. that's high production val on this. >> it really is a high production value. look at that. >> we don't even have those. >> coming soon. 2016 the baby. >>> so football season is almost here. the start of football season, this he usually send out team photos. university of miami had a lot of fun with this. look at these guys. this is not your typical boring panoramic. this is going to be blown up and made >>> this morning on "world news now," extreme weather from coast to coast. the downpours from w

. >>> let's talk about a 23-year-old reporter from a website called mashable given an assign ment.braced it. it was weird. he'll let you explain exactly what he did, but he had to dress up like a baby. a famous one. >> so i'm max. this week i'm dressing like prince george the royal baby. i'm a reporter. prince george is always making the news for his outfits. he's the most fascinating figure in the world right now. he's a baby. he's done nothing with his life, much like i've done nothing with mine. i'm perfect for this. >>edly you go. he showed up not only to work but went around new york city spending a week dressed up like the royal baby there be. >> he looked like a baby there. that's a little weird. >> the toddler prince. isn't it a little weird. >>? he said the one thing he took out of this, new yorkers don't care what you're dressed like. >> i don't think people would know it was prince george too it would be hard unless you had the split. you're just a regular new yorker doing weird new york things. >> that's very interesting. yeah. kind of weird. >> very much so. >> to each

joining me now, with mashable. >> there have been 12 total angry birds games in the last six years sohis is the first angry birds two but they've continued to add to the original game. there have been the angry birds in space, angry bird seasons, angry birds star wars so this is hardly the first new angry birds game but this is the first one called angry birds two. >> what can you tell us about the in-app purchases. and do you think this might alienate fans? >> it is alienating fans. in the old version, you could have unlimited lives. if you didn't complete a level you could try and try and try until you beat the level. now it works like candy crush. so you have five lives and once you're out of lives if you don't complete a level you have to pay to get more lives or wait 30 minutes for the lives to regenerate. >> the game maker is struggling a bit to keep their revenues up. they were down 73% in 2014. their competition, you mentioned, candy crush, brought in $2.2 million in revenue. do you think the sequel will bring in the success they're looking? >> hard to say. what happens so man

mashable looked what "trainwreck" is called in other countries.ermany, it's just called dating queen. i don't know in that translates all that well. in russia a girl without complexes. not the same punch. >> not even close to trainwreck. >> in translation. >> mr. roker, how about a check of the weather? >> the weather, you don't need to translate at all. you can look at the map. much of the country, fairly quiet. we are looking at some showers and thunderstorms down through florida. the heat's a big story today. look at this, air temperatures in the -- right around the upper 90s to low 100s. feels like temperatures well above 100. in the desert southwest, 70s and 80s, into the great lakes. nice and comfortable, we have that wet weather down into florida. look for showers and thunderstorms from the northern plains back into the southwest. the heat is on in the pacific northwest. portland, 90. seattle 86. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. today, the last day with some average temperatures before it gets hot this weekend. right now it's