>> well, i i don't think we're necessarily, we're pretty much a new category.o you could argue we could be competing with traditional providers, but i think the travel industry is a multitrillion dollar industry. that number will be two billion pretty soon. so the travel industry is booming so quickly. partly because of mobile. more people want to be in the real world. so i don't think for us to win, other people have to lose. i think all of us in the hospitality industry are starting to ride this huge wave of travel. i think in many ways we're as much competing with people just saying home than like a hotel because a lot of them would have gone to the city. >> the sharing economy certainly a fascinating trend. i have to leave it there. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> check out all the disruptor 50 companies, and you can see all the sectors that have made the list. tomorrow morning we'll unveil the companies disrupting the telecomgiants and wrap up the whole series on "fast money" with the energy disruptors here tomorrow night. >> he mentioned a

. >> today we are going to talk about a new category the home screen of your phone. >> mark zuckerberghese facebook front and center on a home screen making it quick & easy to interact. this came out and it is called the htc first facebook home phone. . and that means that it is already a facebook phone. the cells have been so bad that at&t dropped the price to 99¢ with a two-year contract. it usually takes at least a couple of years. and they say that at&t has been so shocked and disappointment of the -- sales that they are discontinuing it and sending back their units. however, this could be exaggerated. pricing promotions are made all the time and no decisions have been made on future inventory. if you are on facebook constantly? this is a great fun for you. and the iphone 5 in the samsung galaxy is where it is at. that is where they want it now and they do not seem to want a facebook phone. gabe slate tech report. >> specifically, a beautiful day in santa clara. the numbers continue to climb with upper 80s. 90's a beautiful sunday evening. temperatures in the 60s in the '70s. fairf

judge lambert said a review is underway and announced a new category will be added to the court's webite where search warrants will become public with limited exceptions. heather, patti ann, back to you. >> shannon thank you so much. james rosen a flight risk. it is now 25 minutes after the hour. coming up some people are asking this question. why didn't an elementary school in oklahoma have some sort of a storm shelter to protect those kids? we will talk with singer toby kei keith. he perhaps has an answer. >> last tornado maybe they were helping last time and they got hit. >> we are live on the ground with details of how this country star is dealing with his family's own loss. >> she refused to testify about the irs targeting the tea party. this is the first time she has gone after conservatives. who exactly is low which is learner. [ dylan ] this is one way to keep your underwear clean. this is another! ta-daa! try charmin ultra strong. it cleans so well and you can use up to four times less than the leading value brand. oh! there it is. thanks son. hey! [ female announcer ] charmi

so the new proposed categories will be like professional offices and let's look at some examples. for example, for a grocery store with whole foods the existing requirement are 3 class one for employees 3 class one for employees or shoppers. they will have 12 class 2 for shoppers. for restaurants a 25 hundred square feet restaurants no bicycle parking. for medical clinic of about 10 thousand square feet it calls for 3 class requirement we change that to 2 class for employees and 4 class spaces for visitors inform the clinic. right now the current total for biking spaces regardless of how big the building is. the typical large office building downtown is about 3 hundred thousand square feet. the new proposed remit would be a simple proposition without a cap. so the tower will only require i class 1 or 2 spaces for 6,000 workers that will put that at 2.10 percent for bicycling for employees but the new proposal more than 22 class spaces required for visitors. the proposal also guides location of bible parking especially for indoor spaces. the location are the riot for locating the b

judge royce lambert said a review is underway and announced a new category will be added to the court's website where search warrants will become public with limited exceptions. >> bret: a heinous attack in broad daylight on the streets of london today. the british have launched an investigation looking for possible ties and links directly to terrorists. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg is live in london tonight. >> according to officials, there was a brutal terror attack here, the killing of a man by two assailants happened in mid-afternoon in southeast london. it's got everybody concerned, a real indication it could have been a serving soldier who was targeted, happening near a british military barracks. the defense minister is looking to confirm that. what's got everybody concerned is the bloody nature of this incident. eyewitnesses say the victim was hacked to death by the attackers, using knives and machete, and one pronounced islamic slogans. >> we must fight them, an eye for an eye, a tooth for tooth. i apologize that women have to see this, but in our land people have t

our bill, combating the military sexual assault act, will take -- will create a new category of legal advocates called special victims council would be responsible for advocated on behalf of the interests of the victims. victims councils will advise the victim on the range of legal issues they might face. for example, when a young private first class is intimidated into not reporting a sexual assault by threatening her with unrelated legal charges like underage drinking, this new advocate will be there to protect her and tell her the truth. this bill would also enhance the responsibility and authority of the department of defense sexual response office known as sapro to provide better oversight to combat military sexual assaults across our armed forces. sapro would be required to regulate track and report and a range of ns statisticsa including assault rates, the number of cases brought to trial, and compliance with these individual services. some of this data collection and reporting is already being done. this requirement is not going to be burdensome but it would give that office s

it's one of those places with a brand-new category where they would announce it early and ship it laterphones, he was asked, why haven't you done a whole range of new iphones, you just released one, why is that? cook said, we could do something like that, we just haven't yet. here's why we haven't yet. of course the big screen i-phone is a big object of speculation as well as cheaper iphones for emerging market. he hasn't been saying we're not doing a big screen phone because it's too big for your hand, he's been saying there have been technological limitations in screen quality. of course apple likes to get over technological limitations. >> yeah, he did say in terms of products they like to make, in his words, the best, not necessarily the most. also, john, do you have any insight, not that he addressed this, into this report a possible low-cost iphone in the third quarter, at least the timing of something like that? >> yeah, i mean, that's something that there's been speculation about, particularly because they've done this thing, keeping the 4-s and 4 around, two older generations,

. >>> motorola is trying to get its cool back with a comeback in a new smartphone category. the company which is now owned by google says it's going to launch a high-end smartphone later this year called the moto x but the biggest cool factor may be the fact that it's made in the usa. it will be built at a plant outside of dallas which will employ 2,000 people. >>> and you may be old enough perhaps to remember when the mountain winery used to call itself paul massant and had the slogan we will sell no wine before its time. the french are really taking that to the max, kind of having a real high-end garage sale. the country needs to raise money so france's elise palace is putting its famed wine cellar on the auction block, a part of it, the first time they're doing that and the auction starts today. bidders will be able to get their hands on modestly priced wines to expensive. the estimates start from 20 bucks, the high end is estimated around $3,200 but it's an auction so you know the prices could rise. i don't know, when you get a $3,000 bottle of wine the first glass taste

. >> most people who hear about this, people don't like to create new categories in their mind. we are have a category called corporate social responsibility says a think this is just another version of that and it is not. it is another way -- whole new paradigm for thinking about business that does not fit within that little box. early on in the book we differentiate cost capitalism from corporate social responsibility and the biggest difference is corporate social responsibility is really just the traditional business profits center model that grabs on some type of social responsibility because they think it is going to appease the critics. corporate social responsibility is almost a report through public relations for marketing, seen as a way to improve their brand reputation of the company. so often times accused of green watching you are just doing this for reputation purposes. it is not really -- just very often, not really deep. conscious capitalism makes the community, stakeholder and -- t major stakeholders in the organization, you're trying to great value. it is part o

psychiatric association in a few weeks they will take asperger's out to make it all autism and make a new category called social communication disorder and say it's not autism but that doesn't make very much sense because the social communication problems, that is part of the core criteria of autism. it's not precise. it's kind of a moving target here that has just kept on changing and changing and changing. one of the things i cover in a lot of detail is sensory problems. you can have sensory problems with dyslexia adhd many different labels and sensory problems vary from a nuisance to being so debilitating it can't tolerate a noisy restaurant or a the train station or any kind of place like that. when i was a little kid and a school bell went off it hurt my ears. one of the ways you can help to sensitize that is let the child initiate that sound. their other kids that can't stand fluorescent lights. they can see them flicker like a strobe light. sometimes glasses help. sometimes using pale pastel paper will help. one of my big things is i absolutely cannot stand scratchy clothing against my skin

he announced a new category will be added to the court's website where search warrants become public with some limited exceptions. that is the latest. gregg? gregg: doug mckelway, live in washington. doug, thanks very much. jenna: more developments on this story, we're learning new details about a deadly terror attack in london. two men hacking a british soldier to death near a military barracks in the southeast neighborhood of woolige. one on the screen shouting angry messages on video while he murdered the soldier waving the meat cleaver. the suspects were shot by police and taken into custody. much more on the story with greg palkot from england. greg? >> reporter: hey, jenna, a very emotional scene here. we're at the barracks of the active duty british soldier who was killed yesterday. our cameraman zoomed right in there, there are flowers there that have been put there by residents throughout the day. we have been speaking to residents, they are very upset and emotional what happened here. the soldier, his identity has not been formally made known yet. also the identity of the t

affordable housing subsection b >> first there's a maximum that's currently $0.51 for new construction that covers all the categoriesxcept for resident. with resident it's pretty simple to understand you build a new home you have to have room in the schools for new students. because you're talking about increased employment opportunities that are producing new housing who are mitigating their impacts through the housing accompanying. you have parents who will transfer their students and that goes into that calculation but the fees for the industrial categories are the highest we can justify given the methodology and the nexus system between the construction and impact it creates. on the affordable housing the word of causation i would give it can mean a lot of things to a lot of people. before you put that term into the policy you want to have a good definition of what qualifies as affordable housing. if i have people not under the age of 18 years of age the code is clear open senior citizen housing but we have to protect the district that something is affordable housing that doesn't meet the definitions you want to

because they created a new visa category. my preference would be to change the law that says you can't simultaneously be in the work visa line and the pathway to come to this country. as long as somebody who has a work visa is treated the same as a new person in mexico city who wants to get in line tomorrow, i don't have a problem getting in the normal line. i just don't want to create a new line or give a new preference to people who are here undocumented. but i'm all in favor of allowing undocumented workers becoming documented workers. >> thank you for joining us, senator paul. >>> we're joined now by the roundtable. republican congress manning from new york, peter king. florida congresswoman and chair of the democratic national committee, debbie wasserman schultz. dennis blair. mark mazzeti. mr. blair, you were a skeptic of the drone strikes. you had a lot of criticism during your time in government. you heard what rand paul just said. he's still not satisfied. are you? >> i think the president's announcement has taken pa

he said we are going to come out with new product categories, that is not anything they currently havegain, sprinkle the fairy dust every one wants from apple once again. charles: monica is with the blackberry. >> old school right there. charles: up next a live report from the white house on what president obama is doing to avoid the scandals in washington. that is after this. everybody has different investment objectives, ideas, goals, appetite for risk. you can't say 'one size fits all'. it doesn't. that's crazy. we're all totally different. ishares core. etf building blocks for your personalized portfolio. find out why 9 out of 10 rge professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. >> i never thoug... >> never thought in a million years... >> ...it would happen to me. >> i was always careful. >> identity theft was never on my radar. >> identity theft can happen to

that's a new category that everyone has been looking at; right? >> exactly. plus, you're going to get a little bit more, one more crash test in there to make sure this car is really safe. for 2013 it gets a beautiful redesign. sporty. 170 horses and still gets 34 miles per gallon. >>steve: the next car is a lexus. the sticker price is something like $39,000. yet over five years it is one of the cheapest cars to own. >> definitely a best value. this is the first time lexus has done a hybrid version of the e.s. 200 horsepower is kind of insane. it gets 40 miles per gallon combined. lots of luxury inside. >> the next car, we have a toyota. this is a toyota high lander, about $31,170. >> you can fit seven people in this car. if you've got a bigger brood, this is the one for you. and it comes with a lot of standard features, so you've got a power driver seat, standard blue tooth, standard rear view camera which is great if you've got kids. you want to make sure nobody is behind when you're backing up. makes it easier to get out of tough parking spaces. the car has

you did speak, victor, about this new job category, if you will. what are the call fieres? who goes into this? what does one need? >> an excellent question. the coming generation of algorithms -- algorithmists need to know how to put it in storming, not in the old-fashioned structured way, but in a more unstructured storage that we see today with technologists, and then they need to look at the data and analyze it. they need to use physical packages, network analysis tools, there's a wide variety of tools and messes available. they might also need good grounding in the latest of statistics. a lot of the statistic messages we use were designed for small data range. there could be need to upgrade or improve them to an extent, and then they might need aceps of visualizing the data if we go into the big data age, and in addition to all of that, we like to view them with a theoretical grounding of not just maltmatics, but perhaps the loss and more general theory. often times people who are doing very well as algorithmists are those who come from the natural scientists, particula

one in five of the bidders were new to sotheby's or the category. i'm robert franks. >>> well, tonight brings another high profile art sale, two famo famous paintings by jackson pollack are up for auction and each is expected to sell for as much as $35 million. joining us now to discuss that and more is stephen murphy. welcome. a very exciting night ahead for you. >> we're excited. >> before we get to the works on offer tonight, i want to get your reaction to the piece from robert frank. turbo charged. all the markings of a bubble. that's what one is of the sources said. to you agree with that? >> with all respect to the gentleman speaking he's way off the mark. there's a proclivity to draw a trend out of one evening's sale or one lot not being sold. the art market has been on the same curve of growth since before the recession. and before the recession there was a pause. after 2008, it paused. picked up in 2010 and has been growing ever since. the main reason it's growing is that that's a worldwide demand for art. a bubble is when the demand and th

these are interesting new categories we're seeing starting off with the wet stain, innovation in colortoxes for the body and you've got something where it takes the beauty from the inside out as well. >> this is taking the whole idea of a detox which is two weeks a month, applying it to skin care so products now are called detox and they're designed to be used for a certain amount of time. we have a 30-day detox, to promote cell turnover so that your skin functions better, use over the next 30 days. tart has a set, this is a 28-day program, just like a cleanse, you know how long you're supposed to use it to get results. >> how do you know it works? >> you have to try it. not all of them have studies but in the tarte for example they did a study and 93% of women after using it for five weeks felt their skin looked more radiant. >> in the directions does it say sucker? >> no, i'm a sucker for that all right. speaking of cleanses and detoxing here is a way that beauty has combined getting the ingestibles as well along with your cosmetics. >> there's a movie, ingestibles. >> a new set of s

invest visa for foreign entrepreneurs who want to start new businesses here in the united states, a new category of visas proposed in our bill provides this investment opportunity. immigrant entrepreneurs who have launched successful start-ups can stay or come and continue to create jobs and fuel our economy if they can show that they have been backed financially. we make it easier for foreign students who graduate with advanced degrees in stem fields to get a green card. i know this is a bit of great interest to the presiding officer, and increase the number of h.i.v. visas. this will help fill labor shortages in some of our fastest growing industries, including bioscience and computer engineering. our bill also creates a new -- this is a lot to take in, i know, mr. president, and i hope people will have the chance to study this. this is why i am so glad we took the time we did to negotiate this bill with the eight of us, but that now it's going through the committee on which the presiding officer serves, the judiciary committee, to have hearings, to have a markup, to have everybody have their

>> oh, yeah, take a look here, home depot, lowe's, home depot at 78 bucks a moment, new high, lows in the same categorynson at new highs. with more time, we could list them all, but that would take the whole program. good stuff. charles is going to make money. maybe this stock reaches a new high at some stage called chars industry? >> it hit a new high, one i pounded the table op in the show, initially pulled back, and now it's up big. i want to share with the viewers that i sent the alert out to the clients. >> when did you send the alert, recommend it? >> i forgot, but it was between 78 and 80 dollars. pretty good, a double digit gain. >> what's it do? >> everything from liquid natural gas to tankers, and everything else. the stock got ahead of itself. the chart, i love the long term story, but there's a chance at some point to buy back. >> get out now? >> i wanted to share it with the viewers because guys watches the show bought the stock because it pulled back, hey, what's going on, so i did that curt sigh. >> take your money off the table, get in back in the future? >> absolutely. >> love the stoc

our bill, the combating military sexual assault act, will create a new category of legal advocates called special victims counsels, who would be responsible for advocating on behalf of the interests of the victim. these s.v.c.'s, special victim counsels, would advice the victim on the range of legal issues that they might face. for example, when a young private first class is intimidated into not reporting a sexual assault by threatening her with unrelated legal charg charges, like underage drinking, this new advocate, the s.v.c., would be there to protect her and tell her the truth. this bill would also enhance the responsibilities and authority of the department of defense sexual assault prevention and response office known as the sapro, to provide better oversight of efforts to combat military sexual assault across our armed forces. sapro would also be required to regularly track and report on a range of m.s.a. statistics, including assault rates, number of cases brought to trial, and compliance within each of these individual services. now, some of this data collection and reporting i

new farm bill. they are a category of people who are automatic benefits, they would still need the approval to get full powerball gets even bigger. coming up, just how big the new jackpot is and why it is already setting records. >> it is great and i posted on my facebook page and i asked what they would do with the money and we have a lot of viewers who said they would buy me a car and they would treat us because they love us which is nice. >> i like that, cool and i hope they win then. >>> good evening, everybody, let's look at the commute and traffic is moving along well, most areas highway 24, most areas on the other side of the caldecott, there is an accident and there is an injury but bay bridge toll plaza is backed upper to a short delay, 101 and 280 is moving well, we had a little bit of rain, brentwood and antioch, most locations are reporting sprinkles and we have a lot of cloud cover, there is not much there and cloudy skies, a cooler pattern and we have turbo charge with a windy event last night and this morning parts of this morning. and it started yesterday and today we will bottom out an

protect our service members, tot our bill, the combating military xual assault act, will create a new category of legal advocates called special victims counsels, who would be responsible for advocating on behalf of the interests of the victim. these s.v.c.'s, special victim counsels,ould advice the victim on the range of legal issues that they might face. for example, when a young private first class is intimidated into not reporting a sexual assault by threatening her with unrelated legal charg charges, like underage drinkin this new advocate, the s.v.c., would be there to protect her and tell herhe truth. this bill would also enhance the responsibilities and authority of the deptment of defense sexual assault prevention and response office known as the sapro, to provide better oversight of efforts to cbat military sexual assault across our armed forces. sapro would also be required to regularly track and report on a range of m.s.a. statistics, including assault rates, number of cases brought to trial, and compliance within each of these individual services. now, some of this data collecon a

you speak about this new job category, if you will. what is the qualifiers. what goes in to this? what does one need? that's a greating question. the coming generation will need to know how to collect data, scrape it off the internet, put it in storage. perhapses no the in the old fashioned structured way but a more unstructured storage we seen today. then they need to look at the data and analyze it. they need to use physical packages. they need to use networking analysis. there's a variety of tools and methods available. they might need good grounding in the latest of statistics. a lot of staingt call maineds we use were designed for small data range. it might be need to upgrade or improve them to an extent. and then they might also need some sen of visualizing if we go the big data. and in addition to all of that, we would like to view them with a grounding of not just mathematic but philosophy. a more general theory. oftentimes people who are doing very well are those that come from the natural science. particularly physicists who are well trained to deal with huge amounts of

commission looking at the rehabilitation thought or son building a category one building within the conservation district as well as a newresidential tower and mexican museum at the base of jessie square. after it was over there was opposition and support think the process there was shadow impacts and the departments report within the sequa and the rec and park. we respond and the commission was satisfied with those comments. so after a lengthy discussion it was approved. many of the commissioners were not happy with the base of the tower they felt this was the contrary jewish museum and the adjacent building so the condition of approval is that the developer will bring it back to the agricultural review committee. it's a findings of compliance with those elements next to the project. so both of the other items on the calendar were it possible items those were continued to the june 5th hearing and that concludes my comments. thank you >> appears to be none. thank you >> commissioners if there are indeed none we can move onto the items that are within jurisdiction of the commission expect the agenda females and when the i

category. we woke up to some good news. the wildly fluctuating death toll, which stood at 51 when so many americans went to bed last night, rose to 91 overnight in

new crash test results are out. the results aren't good in one of the most popular vehicle categories on the road. >>> and the amazing race. a life-changing discovery for two young women at the finish line. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. as night fell to the west of ft. worth, texas, last night, they say ey

the bad news, the other 11 tested had poor ratings in at least one of the test categories. >>> an iconicign in the south bay is going away. the 57,000-pound knight ridder sign seen throughout most of downtown san jose will be taken down. the new owners of the building located at 50 west san fernando street in downtown want to rebrand the building at 50 west. the company of investors say it plans to keep the structure atop the building but replace the back panelling and the knight ridder name. the knight ridder was once home to the "mercury news" and dozens of other newspapers but the company no longer exists. >>> it's been called the happiest place on earth but how much would you pay to avoid those long lines? some wealthy families out east turning to the black market, paying hundreds of dollars to get their kids on mickey's fast lane. according to the "new york post," moms heading to disney world paying $130 an hour to hire wheelchair-bound guides. they take children through the lines allowing them to bypass any lines. one lady even said this is how the 1% does disney. disney is now inv

new crash test results are out. the results aren't good in one of the most popular vehicle categories on the road. >>> and the amazing race. a life-changing discovery for two young women at the finish line. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. as night fell to the west of ft. worth, texas, last night, they say they could feel that charge in the air. people knew bad weather was coming. they didn't know how bad. it turns out at its height, the storm system was visible from space down to the circulation of one tornado just minutes before it dropped down and was reported on the ground. one of a dozen tornadoes to strike last night. some of them producing the most severe and damaging winds on earth. the death toll has been growing as some of the missing have been found. nbc's gabe gutierrez starts us off from granbury, texas, tonight. gabe, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening. this is what an ef-4 tornado looks like. homes obliterated. the death toll stands at six. they are just starting to release the names of the dead, and seven people are unaccounted for. in granbury, texas, first light shone on a ne

new bar and restaurants. the guidelines for that, we also have another category called limit restaurants and can serve all sorts of foods that you like. so, that they can still seek an authorization for that. given the special use district we are applying that you cannot locate any new bar or restaurant in a location that was currently or last occupied by a service or by permitted lease in section 722 or a vacant space last occupied by a permit common use under 722. in reading and applying this provision of the planning code look first at subsection one and is this currently or last occupied by basic sales service. i acknowledge the history here is very murky but i think we have to go by what the legal use of the property is. what the c f c was received for and there is no since that date to my knowledge and that is it was a retail use which would be in a category basically of sales and service and promotion materials that were provided to the department showing the property for lease shows this advertised as a retail space. there is no reference of this being a restaurant or any other space previously. we are

new scale, the enhanced scale. you still have the same categories increasing in se varity. but it's enhanced specific criteria down to the level of whether the tornado has struck a single-wide mobile home or double wide mobile home or doctor's office or warehouse. you could design a specific degree of damage. and judging by the levels of degree, you determined how strong the tornado was. you used hear them described as f-1, f-2. now they say e-f 1 or f-1. and, again, the bigger the number, the worse it is. zero is better than five. >>> it was the afternoon of may 3rd, 1999 when an f-5 tornado crossed into bill karen's home. the mayor today was the same back then. the 1999 tor they doe was recorded at over 300 miles an hour. that tornado killed 36 people across four countyings. then in 2003, there was another major tornado that took roughly the same path. now, today's storm, following the almost same exact path. that was the ninth storm caused by a single storm cell. that whole system killed 36 people. but another dozen were killed in the same outbreak over the course of sev

and if necessary, another category for revenues that we need to seek new funding for that are not currently planned. >> the operating expenditures will be the continued same expenditures, facility management is the major one, support for ac transit for the increased cost in the temporary terminal. some insurance costs, and security and parking control officers. and the temporary terminal is funded by regional measure to the revenue and a small amount of advertising revenue and rent from gray found and i am happy to answer the questions but we will be presenting you with numbers next month. >> i kind of have a just... i don't know. the thing about the other the cal trans, reading this, i can't determine whether the cal translegal department asked us to replace cal transgeneral parking or whether it is the parking for the lawyers for cal trans. yes, it is for the lawyers they parked in the former. >> yes, they parked in the former transbay, terminal. and this is a condition as for so long as their offices in san francisco that we will provide them with replacement parking that was in the form

new car. >> reporter: which brings us to our third big category, not dreamers or do-gooders, but debtors, tired of being broke. amanda says she'd buy a house, pay off bills and chill. have you thought about what you're going to do with all that money? >> nope. too much money to think about. >> reporter: but you're putting in your $2, huh? >> yeah, can't win it if you don't play in it. >> reporter: if nobody wins this thing tomorrow night, then the jackpot jumps to $925 million, almost a billion dollars, diane. shall i pick us up some tickets? >> please do. and don't forget your old pals if you win. thanks. >>> and now, we want to tell you about some breaking news tonight. two commuter training colliding this evening in connecticut. an eastbound train from new haven, heading to grand central in new york city, derailing near fairfield, connecticut, and striking a train going the other way. there are reports of some injuries, none considered life threatening, at this time. >>> and now, to north texas. battered by that outbreak of tornadoes. 16 in all. and tonight, there is word that all the missin

. >> in today's tech byte, gmail get as new look with messages sorted into five different categories including promotion for retail offers and update for tracking packages and flight checking. facebook c.e.o. has given a wide-ranging interview and remaining positive of the disaing launch of facebook phone and says she and zuckerberg meet each week. amazon has a new service for those forgetting their multiple >> covering cupertino, napa and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> two detroit, michigan, firefighters are recovering after a building collapsed on them battling a fire. a news camera was rolling when part of the roof came apart sending bricks flying and hitting the firemen on the ladder. the firefighter holding the ladder below was hurt worse getting knocked off his feet by the flying bricks. they were taken to the hospital for neck and back injuries. one suffered a concussion and broken ankle. the firefighters got the blaze under control. >> the family of the late coach joe paterno will join former coaches and players in viewing the ncaa after being slapped with $630 millio

new sizes. it features ten categories for cups. instead of 34 a, 36 b, 36 dd, there will be 134, 737 and 942.en are wearing the wrong bra size. let's discuss for a moment. charlie rose, thoughts? >> no. >> would you like to go first? >> no. >> we were talking about this morning and i think the consensus is, no thank you, we've figured it out. >> norah and i are opposed. >> we're opposed. >> you have my proxy. >> okay. >> we'll have more on that coming up. >> where's my pizza? >>> and "usa today" says the fast food chain wendy's is rolling out a pretzel bacon cheeseburger. it may be a game-changer. pretzels are popular these days. >> i believe that. >>> in 2009, domino's pizza was reeling from an embarrassing incident. employees were pictured sneezing on the pizzas. patrick doyle is the ceo of domino's and joins us this morning. i know when you heard that other pizza story, you went, oh, lord, i know that wasn't us. >> happily, it wasn't. >> very happily. >> when you saw that, your first thought was what did you need to do and what did you learn from that? >> we learned the power of social med

first time in more than a decade, general motors, ford and chrysler have won a majority of the categories in a newvey. the study shows automakers gained market share the first quarter for the first time in 20 years. amtrak rolling out 70 new locomotives reedit a controversial topic things to continuing subsidies. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. tracy: the irs admits it has e groups. the president calls the scandal outrageous and says members of the agency that were involved need to be held fully accountable. what exactly does that mean? prosecution? i doubt anybody is going to jail. nor does and a napolitano whom i am sure is just as pe confuses i am. >> they use the irs to harass their opponents. in this one the irs admits it. senior management claims low-level people the more we learn, the higher up new about it. is it a crime for the irs to single out a class of applicants for tax exemption for more scrutiny and leave other applications for tax exemption less scrutinized? no. does it violate the constitution? yes, it does. can you sing the peop

category of women. and the "gma" team is working on some brand-new exclusive details so, of course, you'll want to stayd for those coming up later this morning. >>> convicted killer jodi arias returns to a phoenix courtroom today as jurors begin considering her punishment. arias was found guilty last week in the 2008 killing of her boyfriend. she told a reporter she'd rather die in prison -- than spend the rest of her life there. now, authorities say she is being held alone in a cell and allowed out for one hour each day. >>> o.j. simpson will get the chance to plead his own case when he takes the stand this morning. the former football great trying to convince a nevada judge he deserves a new trial on robbery and kidnapping charges. it will be the first time we have heard him from testify in any of his trials. he won a small victory yesterday the judge allowed one of his hands to be unshackled. >>> now to a controversial new recommendation about drunk driving limits. the ntsb says those limits should be lower ed by more than a third down to 0.05%. the restaurant industry says targeting the hard-core a