marissa: they now work on mobile, these are the people that build mobile -- all of those different mobilecations. we have taken what was a really scattered framework of mobile applications, i think at one point we had over 80 applications, and now we have about seven or eight that are really strong. i think the big bet on tumbler to me, while it may not be yet material, this is a terrific asset, terrific network, the team working there is exceptional. and we have a great path forward in terms of what we can do, how we can help to continue to grow that community of creators, while providing a great opportunity for brands and advertisers. charlie: then why was it necessary to reduce, to write down some of the value of that? marissa: there are a whole set of accounting rules, part of it is that the market cap is in fact, complicated. when you're trying to find a market cap of our operating systems, it becomes attractive. there is only so much left. and if your book value exceeds the market value, you need to give a breakdown. charlie: yahoo! is a company that everybody has affection for and

they now work on mobile, these are the people -- all of mobile those different mobile applications.ve taken what was a really scattered framework of mobile applications, i think at one point we had over 80 applications, and now we have about seven or eight that are really strong. i think the big bet on tumbler to me, while it may not be yet material, this is a terrific asset, terrific network, the team working there is exceptional. and we have a great path forward in terms of what we can do, how we can help to continue to grow that community of creators, while providing a great opportunity for brands and advertisers. charlie: then why was it necessary to reduce, to write down some of the value of that? marissa: there are a whole set of accounting rules, part of it is that the market cap is in fact, complicated. when you're trying to find a market cap of our operating systems, it becomes attractive. there is only so much left. and if your book value exceeds the market value, you need to give a breakdown. charlie: yahoo! is a company that everybody has affection for and want to see su

marissa: they now work on mobile, these are the people that build mobile -- all of those different mobilecations. to me, we have taken what was a really scattered framework of mobile applications, i think at had 81 applications, and now we have about seven or eight that are really strong. i think the big bet on tumbler to me, while it may not be yet material, it is a terrific asset, terrific network, the team working there is exceptional. and we have a great path forward in terms of what we can do, how we can help to continue to grow that community of creators, while providing a great opportunity for brands and advertisers. charlie: then why was it necessary to reduce, to write down some of the value of that? marissa: there are a whole set of accounting rules, part of it is that the composition of our market cap is in fact, complicated. when you're trying to find a market cap of our operating systems, it becomes attractive. there is only so much left. and if your book value exceeds the market value, you need to write down. charlie: yahoo! is a company that everybody has affection for and

>> i think that mobile is going to continue to grow. >> mobile advertising. >> mobile advertising is going to continue to grow. >> has there been any one of the things you see. search continues to be lucrative, maybe slightly less lucrative when you move to mobile but there are so plane new fore mats of advertising there is nationallive advertising there is quick to install ads where people are working on getting their apps installed. on phones. there are so many different fore mats and types of advertising. so many different pricing models. we're really in the early days in my view of mobile advertising. what is the best way to put a message out and also for those advertisers, what is the right product, how do you want to fore mat that product to sell it to them. and ultimately help their messages be received the most effectively as possible. >> it was clear to see where mobile was coming. it was clear to see where the cloud was impacted. when you took over in 2012. in 2016 what is clear in terms of your vision of the future. >> well, i any one of the most interesting things that we

mail mobile, all those different mobile applications.nd to me we've taken what was a really sort of scattered framework of mobile applications, i think we at one point had 81 different applications, none of which you heard of, today we have seven or theat are very, very strong. i think that the big bet on tumbler, to me it hasn't -- it may not yet be material, it's a terrific asset. it's a terrific network. the team it there working at tumbler is exceptional. and we've got a great path forward. in terms of what we can do, how we can help to continue to grow that community of creators. while providing a great opportunity for brands and advertisers. charlie: why was it necessary to reduce them? to ride down some of the value of that? marissa: there's a whole set of accounting rules. that come into play here. part of it is that the composition of our market cap is in fact complicated, so when you're trying to find the market cap of our operating systems, it becomes subtractive. at some point there's only so much left. if your book value exc

one mobile home on fire. pretty heavily damaged there. >>> good news out of aurora, a massive fire at the mobile home park at 225 and colfax appears to be out now. you can see the video on the left of what it looked like the flames were so up tense. it looks better now. >> that is right. this is near i-225 and colfax. jayson, the smoke was blowing west so drivers near that area might have seen something. hopefully it didn't impede traffic too much. >>> it ddd, especially the northbound side of 225 there. let me take you to the map there. it was definitely impacting the traffic on the northbound side. then what happened, traffic was going north, it did cause an accident. somebody got in those back ups. we have an accident on the northbound side at alameda. it is in traffic right now. traffic. here. that is why we have some of that slow traffic, as well. also slow traffic on the northh side. typical stuff for us here. i-70, i-76 and the drive across highway 36, typical for the ost part up that kay. not seeing s

you're right on the creative side as we introduced new mobile applications as well as light room mobilefind that people are first experiencing the joys of how to create things by downloading our creative mobile applications and then find that as they juan to extend that creativity the desktop applications are best of breed and we had something like 20 million new i.d.s created by people first interacting with us on mobile. that's certainly one tail wind. the other tail wind for us on mobile is as you know, with the digital marketing business as people are completely transitioning their business to be a digital first experience for their customers mobile is where people are interacting whether it's for commerce or financial der viss or interacting with government and what we said in the portel is that 49% of the transactions that we're seeing that we're delivering through our digital marketing products are now also happening on mobile. so mobile is driving more consumption of content and that's playing into our digital media and digital marketing trends. >> now, quickly, i have to ask yo

marissa: i think that mobile will continue to grow, mobile advertising will continue to grow. because i think, one of the things you see, search continues to be lucrative. charlie: but you -- marissa: there are so many new formats of advertising, there is native advertising, click to install ads, where people are quickly trying to get those installed on phones. so many different models, these are the early days in my view of mobile advertising, what is the best way to put that message out and for the advertisers, what is the right parts -- right product? how do you format that product and how do you make sure that messages are received most effectively. charlie: it is clear to see where the cloud, the impact it would have when you took over. in 2016, what is clear in terms of your vision of the future? marissa: one of the interesting things we have seen is video. i think that now and when you look at what is happening with mobile video, this is actually a cross product, so we will be think about video antisocial, but video watching on phones is at an unbelievable level. last y

you're looking live at the scene of a mobile home fire. where two people have been found dead inside. this is a very active investigation now, we've got a crew on scene, you see crews taking pictures, gammingering evidence. abc action news reporter lindsay logue is on scene, trying to find out more about >>> 6:45. gas prices are on the rise again but there are three easy ways you can save money now. experts say you will start to see the prices creep up as the refineries switch from the winter to summer blend and crude oil prices begin to rise. how to ease a little pain at the pump. first save a few cents by using a loyalty card at the same gas station. second buy gas from warehouse members. and third, check web sites like ours at abcactionnews.com to find out which gas stations closest to you have the lowest prices. >>> >> it does save some money, those loyalty cards. >>> it's amazing how fast gas prices go up. i pass everyday, went up almost 20 cents from yesterday morning to this morning. >> i filled up a couple of days ago, i was impres

look at what is left of this mobile home. here at the front of the house, closest to us, that was the living room. in the back is the bedroom. fire investigators seem to be focusing more on the living else. they've been putting out hot spots overnight as well and they are trying basically to make this home safe for investigators to go inside. so they can further this investigation. of course at night now still very tough to see what is going on but we do know witnesses this morning. took the fire department 10 minutes to get here and another 10 to put out the fire. so 20 minutes from that 911 call until the time they put it out. again once firefighters went inside they found the bodies of a man and woman, there were four dogs and three of them survived. fire marshal, sheriff's office, none of them released the names of the victims. we do know they were both adults though, a man and woman here who died at this home in lakeland overnight. before we know where the fire started in the mobile home and even before we know a cause.

mobility by hp. orchestration by cdw. >> four turkish police officers were killed and 20 people wounded when an explosion hit a passing police vehicle in a southeastern turkish city. the blast hit here a bus station in the city which is the largest in the kurdish southeast. several ambulances were rushed to the scene. authorities searching a wooded residential area close to the french border amid reports that the action was related to the french suspect. the eiffel tower in paris closed due to a strike over government reforms which would relax the 35 hour work week and other rules. there was not enough staff to keep the tower open. and severe weather rolled through eastern oklahoma wednesday evening. these pictures are from the tulsa area where a tornado touched down. 7 people were reportedly taken to the hospital with injuries you're up to date. let's get back downtown to kayla. >> thank you so much for that. europe has just closed. let's bring in simon hobbs as we get the movers across europe. >> e

out of that mobile home right now. this started about a half an hour or so ago. fire crews got on scene very fast. they were able to put out the flames. we don't know if anyone was inside at the time. they worked so fast it didn't spread to other mobile homes in the area. this is what it looked like 30 minutes ago from sky 9. fire crews were there and worked hard to get the flames out. we're working to get you more information. we have a crew headed there as well. once we get that information we'll pass it along. >>> it's 6:31. a man is recovering in the hospital this morning after getting hit by a vehicle in fort collins. it happened last night on college avenue near spring park drive. 9news reporter noel brennan joins us from medical center of the rockies in loveland with the latest on the investigation. noel. >> reporter: good morning, gary. was taken to the hospital with fort collins police actually found him lying in the middle of the southbound 11:30. they saw his bike and his backpack leaning against a planter b

it became in 2012 a mobilizing issue. not only mobilizing in terms of the vote for mr. obama, but also the decision to vote. one of the key variables in a model predicting actual validating turnout somebody asked a question about voter databases, i'd be happy to talk about that. when you go and look at the actual official vote history, people who said they were very upset about governor romney's immigration policy were almost 18 points more likely to vote. you see, it had a bigger effect than education which is a very strong motivating factor in our political science models of turnout going from the lowest education to higher education makes you ten points more likely to cast a ballot to thinking that romney was really bad on immigration made you 18% more likely. this was happening in 2012. why is that the case? why is that the case? well, in the polling we were doing in 2012 we came to find out that about two-thirds of latino voters not just those who are affected day to day in terms of the news coverage but of the actual voters, two-thirds of latino voters said that t

two bodies found in a burning mobile home in polk county. this say live picture of that scene and you can just see that charred home. this is on old polk city road in lakeland. we will have a live report on what we're learning about the >>> in our other top stories this morning, the two front runner in the race for the white house are gaining momentumum after super tuesday. democrat hillary rodham clinton and republican donald trump have the most wins ththis morning. both candidates s were in florida when they spoke to suppororters. >> look, i'm a unifier. i know people are going to find that a little bit hard to believe but believe me, i am a unifier. >> i believe what we need in america today is more love and kindness. [ applause ] >> well senator ted cruz picked up a much-needed win in his home state of texas. he also picked up wins in oklahoma and alaska. and senator marco rubio picked up his first victory winning the minnesota caucus. >>> all right, the time right now is 5:01 on this wednesday morning. let's turn things over to leigh sp

that mobilized a movement. 32 gay men were killed in a fire in that mobilized a movement it was never to excel rate in the same way. it is complicated but for gay civil rights in the '70s the story remains not covered today that it could be pushed aside but not under the headlines of americans. >> year made a really important point about context and forgotten history with people's fascination and at the same time and if you go that far back to the relationship of the eliot is there is a particular at this juncture? into those ancestors? >> day people were trying to find anyone that looked like them with a 14th and to it be a pickup the blaze today shiseido find an article about the past you will find the article of the middle east with an understanding in asia there looking for any context. and this is what i bring up in the book. we're gay people subject that they were placed in camps and were experimented on just like other groups that have a you know, that? because gateman coming out of bars and community centers in the '70s in order to do the research the genocide the people that

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it became a mobilizing issue 2012, not only mobilize to the mobilize the terms of the vote but also the decision to vote. one of the key variables, someone asked a question about what her databases, you look at the actual official vote history, people who said they are very upset about governor romney's immigration policy roma stating points more likely to vote. you had a bigger affected the education which is a strong motivating factor. going the lowest education to the highest education there ten points more likely to cast a ballot. the thing romney wasn't that bad he was bad on immigration, was 18 points. this was happening 2012. buys that the case? in the polling we're doing in 2012 about 12 about two thirds of latino voters, not just those who are affected day-to-day in terms of news coverage, but the actual vote, two thirds two thirds of latino voters said they first personally known undocumented worker. and one third say it's someone in their family. it may be their parent, could be an answer uncle, grandparents or other family member. could be a brother sister. but one third hav

that mobile home is on olold polk city road in lakeland. news channel 8's ryan hughghes has been gatherering information for us since 4:00 this morning. this is the latest. . >> reporter: gogood morning. right now, the statate fire marshall is here investigating after this fatal fire. yoyou can see a number of officials here onscene including some crime scene technicians who arare taking photo of the mobile home and d we're told the passer-by saw 1:00. and by the time the firefighters got here, this place was three-quarters of the way engulfed in flames. we are told by a polk county spokesman that two people are dead, a man and woman,n, both adults. no word if ththey were simply friends or relatives or a couple. i dog was also found dead in the home and two dogs were injured. they were on the outside of the home. and we spoke to the coununty spokesman not too long ago and he expxplained what happened when somebody drove byby this mornrning and saw fire here at the mobile home. >> we had a witness pass by and d that was at 1:1:12 this mornin

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the mobile industry in barcelona was the buzz was all about 5g. commissioner jessica made some remarks that were spot on in the importance of spectrum in 5g. your mobile now legislation is an important part is you both have reference. i want to make sure that everyone understands there is a difference between the way we approach 5g spectrum and the way the rest of the world. because we just met with the rest of the world. we will allocate 5g spectrum faster than any nation on the planet. we all ready have a proceeding under way. we'll bring that proceeding to closure this summer. we will then get out of the way and let innovation and competition rain. i have been approached by various other governments saying you need to wait until there are standards, it is not our philosophy to engage in such industrial policy. we are world leaders in 4g because of the fact that we made special available and we let competition and innovation rain. i believe that is the same strategy that will bring us to world leadership in 5g. thirdly, the last time we were tog

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we've got the mobile weather lab with us so of course the instruments on top of the mobile weather lab reading out here in the back so we're still cold enough to support snow, we're at 35.2 degrees so it's down a couple degrees from the warmest we've been since we've been here is about 37. take a look at the house behind all. the snow covered lawn, you take a look at the bushes the trees, completely covered with snow. it's beautiful. it's a little like a winter wonderland. it just happens to be the first monday in spring. now the snow started falling yesterday late in the afternoon here. people while not surprised necessarily by the snow we have been forecasting it for several days they were a little surprised that this is how of 2016. take a listen to what they had to say. >> we said i think it's time to put those shovels away and with that we heard about the ourselves. >> i think it's crazy it snowed on the first day of spring. i don't like the snow so if we can just get the 75 and blue blue skies at least not today, however we are going to improve pretty rapidly here so we've got al

on both mobile and desktop.he core elements of the business remain healthy. emily: jeff weiner told me it is his job now to prove wall street wrong. ramy, thank you for joining me. and mark, thank you as well. another stock we are watching, sun edison taking a dive after the company once again failed to release an annual report that would give investors a clear picture of what son edison liquidity position would look like. right now it is their towering debt load is keeping investors up at night. cory johnson joins me now. how did they get into this position in the first place? cory: they borrow tons of money and an inability to generate cash flow. the company losing, as far as we know at least $3 billion in the last 12 months. they have not told us what happened in the last quarter. they were unable to report those full results. not only can they not give us the numbers they have, they are not sure the numbers they have are correct. a great concern to investors. a minor move in the stock, because the stock has

that mobile home is on old polk cicity road in lakeland. news channel 8's ryan hughes has been at the scene since 4:00 a.m. he is live from the scene. ryan, , what are you learning about these two victims who lost their lives in that home that was completely left charred by that fire? i will step out of the way and show you a live picture of the mobile home. i was jujust told by a polk countyty spokesman that the two victims were found in a bedroom in the back of the home. you can see the home right here. there's the front room, the kitchen and then they are sort of to the back right. their bodies found in the home around 1:30 ththis morning. we have some video o of the scene to show you. again, the state fire marshall is here onscene right now investigating. we're told that a passer-by saw flames around 1:15 this morning and roughly 10 minutes later after a phone call to 911, fire crews got here and the place was three-quarters of the way involved. it r really does look bad. again, two people were inside. theyey were pronounced dead at the

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this is thinking from the mobile internet space.: first of all, how do you see the market for self driving cars playing out? when is this mainstream? will my kids never have to drive themselves? padmasree: it will be here sooner than we think. there is a regulation battle that companies are fighting. , yourutonomous driving kids will probably see that. we will see it soon. emily: how do you see the audit industry being different 20 years from now? will the big players be google, , or will it, nextev be gm, ford, toyota? i am not saying those companies will disappear, but will we see a different hierarchy? padmasree: you will see newer players that will be significant players. it is a big industry. it will never be a winner takes all industry. the valuen to cars, chain itself will change. so it will become more of a itsumer-driven product then is today. there will be other new players, perhaps, and some of the old players will figure out how to change themselves. emily: padmasree warrior, thank you so much for joining us. ♪ ♪ [opera

mobile auto mechanics are promising quality car repair for just 20 dollars an hour. but wait till you see what happened to one tri state woman who hired one.consumer reporter john matarese has that story....but first a new phone scam. john? just when we thought we had the scammers all figured out... the irs tongiht is warning about a new version of the irs phone scam. scam.the agency says scammers are now calling people and saying they have found a problem with your tax return. for you to get your tax refund, they need to confirm your social secutriy number it's just a scam to steal your identity. more uber anger to tell you about tonight...after our report friday on unhappy uber drivers in the cincinnati area. area.last week we spoke with local uber drivers who say they can't make much money anymore, ever since uber slashed fares earlier this year.tonight, several more have contacted us to say uber is de-activating them for refusing to drive during slow times!bottom line here: you may soon find fewer uber cars to choose from. 100 dollars an hour at the dealer is too

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lonnie quinn is live with the mobile weather lab. lonnie? >> we're out here with the mobile weather lab, keeping our eye on the storm. storm, just the fact it could have slick spots in the morning. all of my equipment on the top of mobile weather lab, not being put to the test with the exception of the thermometer up there. we're bringing in a temperature reading of 36.3. that's right here on 57th. the park is at 34, 33. what's happening? right to the winter weather advisory that have been issued by the national weather service. only for ocean county, that started at 10:00 p.m. tonight. we'll go into 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. the radar picture shows you snow falling. areas like wayne over into portions of bergen county, then from toms river, over to trenton, a little slice of snow shower activity coming through. not talking big totals. we're looking at a trace to two inches or so, most likely to find that 2 range. tomorrow afternoon, this is long gone but still cold tomorrow. we are live with the mobile weather lab on the west side. let's go back

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let's come back down to the mobile weather lab. we are parked rate here on the street and we are registering a 52.3 temperature. and a wind gust around 10.7 was the strongest we have had in the last hour or so. different vantage point of our beautiful city shows you that there are a couple of high cirrus clouds out there. 50 degrees the official reading from belvidere castle in central park. almanac shows us the high temperature today was 56. the average is 55. so officially one degree above average. your morning low 37. two degrees below average. and in terms of temperatures, right now, we sit as the fourth warmest march ever at an average temperature of 48.5 degrees. that's going up tomorrow because i see temperatures close to 70 in new york city. and as far as, you know, rain or snow for that matter? it's the sixth driest march with only 1.17 inches of precipitation. headlines look like this. we'll get two days of near 70 around here for tomorrow and but it's going to be a cold start to april and, yes, kj, and maurice and everyb

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it's inside this mobile home park. you can see detectives and police officers still talking to victims right now. here's what we know. two people were injured. this was a double stapping after some sort of argument here in -- stabbing after some sort of argument here in the mobile home park. one person sustained multiple stab wounds to the let and arms. he was alert and talking when he left the scene. because of the severe of his injuries, he was classified as a trauma with critical injuries taken to tampa general hospital. right now, police officers are soon as we good the it onair and online -- on air and online. >> thanks, corey. >>> we've got a busy weekend. >> we have the boat show. >> we also have the last few days of the strawberry festival. >> i sense that it is casual fry. >> it is casual friday. let's check the temperatures in the upper 60s. le 5 yesterday and we'll get closer to that in the lower 80s. a little cooler further inland. zephyr hills at 62 as well. hour by hour forecast, back in this is great stu

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what appears to be a mobile home on fire. now that the sun is rising we can see it looks to be a bigger structure here in aurora at colfax and i-225. firefighters had just gotten to the scene. they're working this fire trying to douse the flames. this fire looks pretty aggressive. >> you saw what happened there when they opened that side door and the oxygen got to that fire back there. it shows you what firefighters goes through. it blew up there on the left side of your screen behind the graphic. it's tough to see with the graphic over it. there we go. we dropped the graphic so you can get a better look. the flames kicking outside of that mobile home. they're trying to a mobile home like that contains that heat. all of that metal around there holds it in like an oven. you can see the flames and the smoke pouring out of this right now. >> the flames jetting out. the other thing we noticed from this picture is the smoke billowing out of this home. it's thick. it's dense. earlier this morning when we first brought you this live

two pepeople are dead after a fire at a mobile home in lakeland. you are looking at live pictures of what is left of that mobile home. destroyed. i'm gayle guyardo. >> and i'm gene ramirez. news channel 8's ryan hughes just pulled up to the scene in the last half hour. ryan, what are you learning about the victims out there? >> reporter: gene, good morning to you guys. me.

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guys, we're live with the mobile -- let me try that again. it's my vehicle! live with the mobile weather lab on the upper west side, back to you to you in the studio. >> thank you. >>> let's go to the campaign trail now. donald trump is facing fire for saying women should be punished for having illegal abortions. the controversial comments came after a town hall as call for a ban on abortions would mean. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion yes or no as a principle. >> the answer is that there has to be some form of punishment for the woman. yes. >> 10 years, what? >> that i don't know. >> why not? >> i don't know. you take positions on everything else. >> it's a very complicated position. >> trump later said, this issue is unclear and should be put back into the states for determination. i am pro-life with exceptions, which i have outlined numerous times. >>> both democratic presidential hopefuls condemned trump's statement. today on abortions two candidates are campaigning primary. it is a vote that has a potential to shake up the place in both part