michelle gates is here. there are all kinds of ways we can go to get to mars.e don't think we can just go. we need to take a measured we've chosen an asteroid in lunar orbitas our ground. mars. i tell people, give them the example when i was an young snotty nose astronaut. i was one. i remember going to the johnson space center, they said you will have a class in orbit mechanics and go over to the simulator. i said piece of cake. i've been flying airplanes for 14 years now. i had over 7000 hours. all you got to do is put your nose on the airplane you want to run and just go. the instructors, they didn't push back. they just said okay, another little snotty nose kid who think he knows everything. i got in a shuttle mission simulator. off into the shuttle to rendezvous with space station or something. i didn't come within hundreds of miles. it was because i was flying an airplane in the atmosphere that didn't have to worry about orbital mechanic. it seem like the more i fought to get there the farther i got away. then i learned about orbital mechanics and how you

gate bridge. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." frank, michelle, back to you guys. >>> police in fremont want to know, has someone stolen your bike recently? they found 26 of them inside a vacant home. they have been running the serial numbers through a database but no hits. so they took these pictures hoping to reunite the bikes with their owners. if you think one of them is yours, call fremont police or check the photos on their facebook page. >>> a not so welcome sight at an east bay shopping center last night. southland mall in hayward was crawling with cops. they spent much of the night doing a drill to prepare for a possible shooting or terror attack at the mall. actors joined first responders for the drill but it's what they were doing was top secret. >> we are not going to discuss too much about the actual trainings going on inside other than to say that we are preparing with all first responders, fbi, police, fire, ems, for incidents including active shooter incidents that could occur within a mall. >> they say it's all in the interests o

michelle. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:00 and out of the gateime for a little weather and, of course, the weekend, lawrence. >> it is friday! can you feel it, guys? we have some low clouds and fog sweeping onshore right now along the coastline. inside the bay and some of the valleys, as well. so change in the weather for the day as we head in toward the weekend. so cooler temperatures on tap for the day. still not bad. we'll find some sunshine in the valleys. 70s and low 80s there, a lot of 60s inside the bay but becoming mostly sunny. cloudy out toward the coastline. temperatures there in the 50s and the 60s. we have some cloudy skies over san francisco right now. and around the bay 40s and 50s. but by the afternoon, we'll see some sunshine as the fog pulls back to the coast. 69 in fremont. 75 in san jose. about 77 in fairfid.

michelle and zack, thank you both very much. >> thank you. >>> up next we are "on the money," gates, buffett and munger, they might be worth half a billion between them, but it's only a penny for their thoughts. y find out what these three old friends think and what they talk about behind closed doors. >> i'm all by myself in this. i feel very lonely? later, getting your money questions answered and is the adviser worth the price? how do you find one you trust and what can they do for you. as weed this break take a look at how the stock market ended the week. >> ever wonder what billionaires talk about when they get together? we sat down with three of the world's richest men who also happen to be members of the board of directors for berkshire hathaway, warren buffett, bill gates and charlie ung munger as they talked about energy and shareholder activism. >> if you have thousands of corporations some of them will be poorly run and of them will be run in a very self-interested man are by the managers upon. what's the correction for that? and activism can be a correction, but there are times when change is needed at corporations

gates foundation. hillary clinton was ranked number 6 and first lady michelle obama ranked number 8.ngelina jolie took the 17th spot on the list. you would be number 18?social media is paying off for people following a complete stranger on twitter. a man is hiding envelopes with cash in his very own scavenger hunt. he's been putting the money in random places and tweets out their locations. that leads to a swarm of people who go out looking for it. so far nearly four-thousand dollars have been found. >> that is great. >> we got some money! >> that was the best sound bite ever. we got some money. the man behind this says this is just a social experiment that he doesn't plan on stopping anytime soon. >> that was great. >> hilarious. that's a real follower right there. >> i know a way to get real followers, get some money. >> use those wgn envelops. >> it would actually be filled with a bill. and this forecast has been approved. here are the current temperatures. satellite remark composite on the lookout for fall. not finding much early. we expect to be dry today and for much of the ent

hospitality that you and the german people extended to me and michelle and our daughters last year in berlin. it was an honor to speak at the gate. and you delivered a unbelievable 90 degree day in berlin. this morning our work touched on a range of issues where the united states and germany are vital partners. we agreed to continue the close security cooperation including law enforcement cyber and intelligence that keeps our citizens safe and reaffirmed our strong commitment to completing the ttp in both the united states and europe. we discussed energy security, including the importance of europe diversifying its energy sources. the united states has already approved licenses for natural gas exports which will increase global supply and benefit partners like europe. it would make it even easier to get licenses to export gas to europe. at our working lunch, we'll review our negotiations with iran and our shared determination to prevent iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon and discuss syria where we continue to support the moderate opposition and provide humanitarian relief to the syrian people. i look forward to briefing angela

hospitality that you and the german people extended to me, michelle and our daughters last year in berlin. it was an honor to speak at the brandenburg gate. you promised me a warm welcome and delivered an unbelievable 90-degree day in berlin. this morning, our work touched on a range of issues where the united states and germany are vital partners. we agreed to continue the close security cooperation, including law enforcement, cyber and intelligence that keeps our citizens safe. we reaffirmed our strong commitment to completing the transatlantic trade investment partnership, ttip, which is critical to boosting jobs and increasing exports in both the united states and europe. we discussed energy security, including the importance of europe diversifying its energy sources. the united states has already approved licenses for natural gas exports which will increase partners like europe. and ttip will make it easier to get exports like gas to europe. in our working launch, we'll review our negotiations with iran and our shared determination to prevent iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. we'll discuss syria where we'll continue to support t

gate bridge. very light traffic so far through marin county into san francisco and we should be seeing lane changes here any minute now. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." frank, michelle, back to you guys. >> okay. thanks, liz. >>> doctors are closely monitoring 16 californians who came in contact with a man who has a mystery disease. the centers for disease control tells us all 16 were on a plane with the man from saudi arabia hoe was diagnosed with a middle east respiratory syndrome, mers. mers is potentially deadly viruses that very difficult to treat. the cdc did not say where in california these 16 people are, though. >>> notices are going out today to let people know their south bay neighborhoods are about to be sprayed to kill mosquitos. several mosquitos recently tested positive for west nile virus, the earliest in the year that's ever happened. parts of san jose and campbell will be fogged thursday night. >> one of my neighbors said she noticed a couple of dead crows in her backyard. >> vector control is asking people to report dead birds and remind people to get rid of standing water and try to avoid mosquito bites. 145 people have died of west nile virus si

melinda gates, janet yellen and number one, german chancellor has been number one nine times. first lady michelle was number eight. here with me now is the publisher of forbes woman. nice to have you on. >> thanks for having me. >> so, pretty impressive list here. how do you all sit at the table and come up with the top five? >> well, an extraordinary group of women to look at around the world. this year we looked at women across eight different categories like business, finance, politics, and the like. we looked at these women and ranked them in three different areas. money. how much are they earning or influencing or controlling? we also looked at media. how often are they part of or driving the global dialogue. that includes social media. which is a huge fundamental change in how we lookpower. how are these women leveraging their influence across multiple spheres to impact the world in a positive way. >> it is really an advancing the cause of empowering. >> when women are emerging and descending around the world. when we first started the list it was a lot of firsts. the first woman to have a

gates. full look at your drive to work coming up. >> thank you. good morning. it's wednesday may 28. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego.e now is 6:31. >>> mourners across the state of california gathered to remember the lives lost in that deadly isla vista rampage. kpix 5's kit it live in san jose. and kiet, three of those students from right here in the bay area. >> reporter: yeah. one of those students george- cent graduated from this high school two years ago. folks showing up from santa barbara all the way to the south bay to mourn those lost in that rampage over the weekend trying to push for change. at a memorial service to honor the sick victim murdered, there was grief, tears and a call for change. >> not one more. >> reporter: richard martinez's son chris was shot dead in the deli that night. he asked a crowd in santa barbara to put pressure on politicians to take steps to limit guns. >> that's why chris and these other kids died. it's unbelievable that we're at this point. too many people have died. and there shouldn't be -- it should be not one more. >> reporter: elliott rodger's first victims were three sou

gate bridge so heads up. visibility could be a problem between marin county and san francisco. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." frank, michelle, back to you. >>> terrifying situation for two people in the east bay and this neighborhood. they were attacked by two dogs though escaped their yards. police finally rounded up the two dogs but not before two people were bitten badly enough to have to go to the hospital. a man and woman were attacked separately about 10 minutes apart before the dogs were caught at a nearby preschool sheltering in place, as well. >>> some new details regarding the nba's effort to force donald sterling to sell his franchise the clippers. there are now reports that he has cancer. anne makovec from oakland where the clippers and warriors had a play-off game last night. >> reporter: oracle arena has calmed down significantly since that point. was hot after that big win a game 6, 99-100. the warriors took it. but a lot of talk off the court was about three clippers owner. his racist comments and his latest battle his health. l.a. clippers owner donald sterling was seen leaving an l.a. area restaurant this

hospitality that you and the german people extended to me, michelle, and our daughters last year in berlin. it was an honor to speak at the brandenburg gate you promised me a warm welcome and delivered an unbelievable 90 degree day in berlin. this morning, our work touched on a range of issues where the united states and germany are vital partners. we agreed to continue the close security cooperation, including law enforcement, cyber, and intelligence that keeps our citizens safe. we reaffirmed our strong commitment to completing the transatlantic trade investment partnership, t-tip, which boost to jobs in the united states and europe, we discussed energy security, including the europe diversifying its energy resources. the united states is already approved natural gas exports, which will increase global supply, and t-tip will make it even easier to get exported gas to europe. at our working lunch, we will review negotiations with iran and our shared determination from preventing iran from developing a nuclear weapon. we will discuss in syria where we continue to support the moderate opposition and provide humanitarian relief to the syria

michelle obama made the top 10, mary barra, is on the top 10 ceos. hillary clinton hasn't announced her presidential bid but she still comes in 6th. brazil dilma russef yore seize 650 million citizens. melinda gates, and janet yellen is almost at the top, number 2 as the new fed chair. be angela merkel, and convene elizabeth, lady gaga is the young eggs at 28. her last album art pop flopped. but she brought in $50 million last year from touring. oprah is the highest ranked woman in entertaining, she's to perform in night mother on broadway next year. beyonce, toche tops her husband. the talent management and marketing firm, jennifer lopez founded rakes in $35 million itself. it is quite a list. we'll honor one of literature world's finest, maya angelou. diahann carroll will join us. >> a letter to assad, a virginia law make are sends a letter to assad, calling hie him a hero. saying he should take i stay in. al jazeera exclusive. right after "consider this" with antonio mora. we'll see you then. then. - all the way to you. al jazeera america, take a new look at news. >> when a poet dies, something hopeful in the american psyche dies. those words written about maya angelou from a friend could have

michelle obama made the top 10, mary barra, is on the top 10 ceos. hillary clinton hasn't announced her presidential bid but she still comes in 6th. brazil dilma russef yore seize 650 million citizens. melinda gates and janet yellen is almost at the top, number 2 as the new fed chair . be angela merkel, and convene elizabeth, lady gaga is the young eggs at 28. her last album art pop flopped. but she brought in $50 million last year from touring. oprah is the highest ranked woman in entertaining, she's to perform in night mother on broadway next year. beyonce, toche tops her husband jay z. the talent management and marketing firm , jennifer lopez itself. it is quite a list. we'll honor one of literature >> this, is what we do. >> al jazeera america. >> when a poet dies, something hopeful in the american psyche dies. those words written about maya angelou from a friend could have been written by her, one of america's greatest poets. she passed away at age 86 on wednesday. one of the world's most influential women of the last 50 years was as varied as it was accomplished. poet, novelist, civil rights activist, actress singer dancer professor, historian, even the first black female streetcar count ok

michelle obama made the top 10, mary barra, is on the top 10 ceos. hillary clinton hasn't announced her presidential bid but she still comes in 6th. brazil dilma russef yore seize 650 million citizens. melinda gates, and janet yellen is almost at the top, number 2 as the new fed chair . be angela merkel, and convene elizabeth, lady gaga is the young eggs at 28. her last album art pop flopped. but she brought in $50 million last year from touring. oprah is the highest ranked woman in entertaining, she's to perform in night mother on broadway next year. beyonce, toche tops her husband jay z. the talent management and marketing firm , jennifer lopez itself. it is quite a list. we'll honor one of literature >> saturday on tech know. >> we probably ought to put the goggles on now. >> visionary technology. >> these goggles will help surgeons detect tumors that are less than one millimeter in size. >> life changing. >> these have the potential to revolutionize the way that we approach patients with mini cancers. >> tech know, every saturday go where science meets humanity. >> this is some of the best driving i've every done, even though i can't see. >> tech know. >> we're here in the vortex. >> saturday

gates, no delay. no sign of any metering lights yet. give it another 45 minutes to an hour. and bart also looks good. everything so far on time. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." frank, michelle, back to you guys. >>> breaking news this morning in san francisco. a car struck and pinned a pedestrian just about an hour ago at 24th and geary streets. police say the victim may have been trapped for as long as 20 minutes but has since been freed and rushed to a hospital. the pedestrian suffered serious head trauma. police have detained the driver to determine whether alcohol or any illegal substances were involved. >>> family in sonoma county is in a battle with a leading health insurance company. it's all about one man's cancer treatment and whether it was necessary to warrant coverage by the insurer. andria borba reports. >> reporter: jeffrey rusch already knew the news was bad. an mri found 20 tumors in his brain. two days later a "ct" scan at sutter santa rosa brought another devastating blow. >> a big tumor in his lungs and in the liver and stomach. [ crying ] >> and he said that we should turn around and go to the hospital immediately. >> reporter: in the hospital, doctors r

gate not know that this honda was not part of the motorcade? again, those questions aren't being answered right now, but they say they should know something more in the morning, anderson. >> all right, michelle kosinski, appreciate it. >>> set your dvr so you can always watch "360" whenever you'd like. just ahead on the program tonight, after more than a decade of silence, monica lewinsky is sharing new details about her relationship with president clinton. and more importantly, the humiliation that she says made her suicidal and what her life has been like since then. how there's a double standard, the way she has been treated versus others. >>> also, one year ago tonight they were freed from hellish conditions. three cleveland women held hostage for years. that was one year ago tonight. tonight one of them tells me about the torture that she faced at the hands of her captor, including helping deliver another kidnapping victim's baby. >> the baby came out not breathing. and at the point in time, i knew what he'd say. if the baby didn't come out an, master of the digital universe. but do you protect yourself? breathing, i'll kill you. when you access everything, you give everyone access to e

hospitality that you and the german people extended to me, michelle and our daughters last year in berlin. it was an honor to speak at the brandenburg gateagreed to continue the close security cooperation, including law enforcement, cyber intelligence that keeps our citizens safe. we reaffirmed our strong commitment to completing the transatlantic trade investment partnership, which is critical to supporting jobs and boosting exports in both the united states and in europe. we discussed energy security, including the importance of europe diversifying its energy sources. the united states has already approved licenses for natural gas exports, which will increase global supply and benefit partners like europe. and ttip would make it easier to get licenses to export gas to europe. at our working lunch, we'll review our negotiations with iran and our shared determination to prevent iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. we'll discuss syria, where we continue to support the moderate opposition and provide humanitarian relief to the syrian people. i look forward to briefing angela on my trip to asia, a region where both our nations can help ens

gates. another topic i would like to hear from you on, high frequency trading. i would love to get your opinion on high frequency traders. is the book right 245 lays out for michel's a fixed market? >> well, of course they have an advantage cleverly obtained. it does the rest of the civilization no good at all. functional equivalent of letting rats into a grainery. no, i don't like it. >> oh. i wondered what his point was. >> do you agree or disagree? warren, bill, do you agree or disagree with charlie? >> it doesn't seem like it's much value added because it's not -- when you get -- you really need the liquidity. it's not guaranteed to be there. i'm not an expert on it. but it seems like strange source of profit. >> bill is right. it's not a liquidity provider. it may create more volume. but that's not the same. to the extent that it is front running, i think societe generally has been against front running. there were rules against it. that adds nothing to gdp or any real output of goods and services. on the other hand, the market isn't ready to enter the small investor -- they never had it so good. and high frequency trading i don't think costs them a penny.