ask people how often they are buying a new home computer. >> never, i have a mac, i have ipad and we get new rounds of those every couple years. but no pc except at work. >> i think i use my ipad more than i use my computer to where it's almost obsolete. >> bottom line, investors aring keep believing. joining us now to talk about the earnings from intel and yahoo and the out look for the technology sector. is the portfolio manager of the t-rowe price technology fund. the thing that ties the companies egg together, they are about two companies trying to reinvent themselves. in the case of intel, does it have what it takes to reinvent itself, and jump start the company. and in the case of yahoo, is the turn around strategy works? >> thank you for having me on. it's nice to be with you. you hit the nail on the head, both are reinvention stories. -- intel, the segment that they sell into, the pcs are under a lot of pressure. i smiled in the segment leading into this. people are not using their pcs as much as they did in the past. so, i think intel does have what it takes to turn around ev

we'll give you a look at their new home opening this month. and you might, maybe you can be a big brother and big sister. hear how it takes and how a few hours a month can improve a kid's life. i'm susan sykora. next on "bay area focus." >>> welcome to "bay air focus." i'm i'm susan sykora. the lifestyle editor of "sierra" magazine. you might say every day is earth day. they do have special plans for the annual national celebration on april 22nd. welcome back. good to have you here again. >> thank you so much for being here. >> and first of all, before we get started on the things to do. how are we doing so far? does the magazine keep track of that? >> yeah, the sierra club keeps track of that in general. we're improving as a society. >> uh-huh. >> there is optimism. and our levels in america have reduced. >> in any particular area? >> i think overall, and i think cars have really led the way. >> uh-huh. >> and a lot of companies with the fleet, a big deal. >> uh-huh. >> and there is a ways to go, so i don't want to misrepresent the situation.

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former american idol contestant were there to honor his service and break ground on the site of his new home. a gift from the organization, homes for our troops. >> we're really excited to be able to raise our family here. and it is an amazing organization. we're super thrilled. >> reporter: brian was on his first deployment to afghanistan in 2011, when an ied blew up the humvee he was tdriving. now with rehab, he can fully recover in his home residence. >> if that doesn't show the love, i don't know what can. >> reporter: the new home will be specially adapted and modified to help with brian's physical challenges. >> it is designed to be all one level, huge rolling shower in the bathroom so he can actually have the freedom and independence back in his home. >> reporter: homes for our troops has built 129 similar homes across the country so far. they say with more than 1500 vets severely wounded right now, there is still lots to be done. >> they're still fighting in afghanistan, coming home injured. this is something we want to continue on. >> reporter: but he and his family say it is the be

what is the real -- i'm sorry the supply of new homes what is the demand for it how many new homes do we really need and nor to get a sense for that i look at this data series from the united states census bureau and this is house of information and if you are young couple getting a first house or an individual who's you know, living in school and getling their first detriment ask a forms the horizontal line going through there is the average from 1961 to 2,000 and leaves out the last deck a i did ask so it says how many newer homes do we really need here and it's one and a quarter million and so may be between one and a quart million and one and-a-half million is where we aught to be and so now i'm going to backup and go to the previous slide and if this was penciled in here it would be a horizontal line through this graph and we would find that we were building way too much at the height of the bubble and so where are we going from here we are going back to one and a quarter or one and-a-half million or so overt course of next five years and considering we have been at 600,000 or so

whether it's a new home for an established institution, a long-time home for a community with special, or a home for a particular brand of theater. home sweet home ... this time on spark. [ ♪music ] >> major funding for spark is provided by the william and flora hewlett foundation,ú supporting creativity and innovation in the arts since 1967. and by the kqed campaign for the future program venture fund with additional support from the walter and elise haas fund the george frederick jewett foundation the marin community foundation the koret foundation the phyllis c. wattis foundation and diane b. wilsey. >> it's still very much a construction site. but in september of 2006 this historic building at 50 oak street not far from the opera house and symphony hall will become the new home of the san francisco conservatory of music. >> colin murdoch: there's a facade here which is historic and a facade over there that's contemporary and it was originally two buildings. the only thing that remains of the original is this facade, the rear facade, and the ballroom. >> the new building has eight

they are pushing for a new contract. >>> san francisco's explorer to yum has a new home. the grand opening is set for next wednesday april 17th. >>> there could be a new face coming to late night alec baldwin is in talks to join nbc late night lineup. he just ended his run on the show 30 rock. since then he's been doing a pod cast series. >> alec baldwin. it will be interesting. >>> time now is 4:54 how is traffic looking? >> it's actually okay. we do have one new accident that popped up on chp list. that would be northbound 680 in fremont at south mission. it's an overturned pickup truck in one of the lanes. we are trying to get more on that. the chp is on the way. let's take a look at what we have with the live pictures here. still a little bit windy here. you can tell by the way our cameras are shaking a little bit. there are no major problems as you drive through. traffic continues to move along pretty well. if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic there continues to look good as you drive through. no major problems here. again, if you are driving i

things visible including where the land lines used to be and including ships of our 500 new meters within our home and finally goes without saying amazing if not radical this new sight compared to our old home. one example, many of you know for 40 of our years one of our programs has been hiring 120 high school youth a year to run the museum. they are our operational staff on the floor. we do not have volunteers or -- they do all the work. they were please today learn that historically over 20 percent of the program have come from district 10 and you know as bay view and hunters point. it's taken our employees from that part of town typically over an hour-and-a-half to come to work. here, it's only going to take them 20-25 minutes to come to work now. we are open to the entire community with this new home which means we are part of the whole community here at san francisco. and finally we just mentioned our business time awards among others that is too a shared award with the ports and commissioners and port staff. i must say that since the day, here, thank you marry so much. in fact here is the a

now it has a new waterfront home after more than 40 years at the palace of fine arts. after a $300 million renovation. we go inside and outside for a new look at the exploratorium. >> reporter: for over four decades, san francisco's famed exploratorium has found clever ways to enlighten visitors about science. now, as it readies to open its massive new home on san francisco's waterfront, it seems it's the museum that's finding the light. >> we have windows for the first time, really, in the exploratorium history. we get to bring the outdoors indoors as well. >> reporter: after 44 years in the dim halls of the palace of fine arts, the museum is reopening in the 330,000 square foot glass wall palace on pier 15. >> when you have 44 years to prototype, and start with a blank canvas, what do you do differently. >> reporter: you start by bringing along the old science, and the 330-year-old stump of a douglas fir tree. >> we look at a very large organism in a different way. >> reporter: there's an exploration station where people can eyeball things like the dissection of an ey

habitat for humanity oversaw the building of the units. 11,000 people volunteered to help erect the new homes. the residents had to meet several requirements in order to be eligible to live in one of the homes. >> the application process is pretty grueling, and so many people need help with housing these days, just don't think you're going to be selected. it's kind of a random drawing and then even after that you have just a lot of people working. a. >> ama: the residents provided some sweat equity, working with volunteers and professional contractors to build their dream homes sometime upping the ante in the fight over the owner shown of the sacramento kings. >>> a look how busy the chp has been in the evident to -- effort to crack down distracted driving. >> the impact of an air plan crash in into the sea in bali snapped the away air plane two two weisss. >> the bay area, 55 degrees right now. but with the west wind at 22, feels much, much cooler. we'll talk about >> ama: new details on the contact that ended the strike by san francisco symphony musicians. the musicians voted to ratify the

and their final destination -- >> their new home. >> how pilots are going the distance to get >>> come on. >> this is little lizzy. >> what's wrong with little lizzy? >> she doesn't like the grass? >> the story behind the video is heart breaking, but has a happy ending. >> lizzy was rescued from a puppy mill. she spent the last 12 years confined to a tiny cage. the national mill dog rescue, they assume she was used as a breeder dog. that's why she was kept in the cage for such an extended period of time. she was rescued in march but immediately taken to a loving home. this video is the moment lizzy first experienced walking through the grass. >> no wonder she's so tr trepidati trepidation. >> she's used to the metal grates she had a walk on. this grass is a lot softer, do i trust it? >> she didn't have the space, really, to move and walk around in the small cage she was confined to. >> come on baby girl. come on baby girl. >> the story will break your heart. at the same time, it is really, really wonderful to know an organization rescued her. she has a loving home and will have more mo

so this is what it would look like with the new home inserted. again, the major primary view of the corona heights downtown and the base is maintained and it is my contention that her view is improved. what this project will do is basically add safety for the crown terrace because putting in a garage and a driving deck, it will allow the cars to make turns and come back out of crown terrace from the ambulance right now it is difficult to make a turn with this project it will make improved safety for that whole street. i would like to give my remaining time to mr. santos to address the engineering issues, thank you, commissionerers. >> good evening commissioners, i am the project engineer, and i would like to respond to the comments and as he mentioned to you all that we had a conversation and it was very (inaudible) conversation and he brought out three items, one he talked about the slope stability. of course, we are concerned about the slope. we have a report, and a slope investigation that told us what sort of parameters that we need to use to

law that could have you leaving your smartphone in the glove compartment. >> a live picture of the new home of san francisco's exploritorium ready for the grand opening today. >> if you are a garage show gal the show is for you and we have a brand new feature, cashin' in for katie, have bargains for katie viewers only. membership has its "there who say it's the best yogurt they've ever tasted. and there are some people who haven't tasted it yet. delicious, nonfat, authentic greek strained yogurt. extraordinary fruit flavors. the fage total split cup. plain extraordinary." >> amendment at 5:23. you may soon be able to buy a low cost cell phone from apple. they could sell up to 75 million low cost phones next year. they have not confirmed it maps to do so. >> a bill banning voice activated texting has passed the transportation committee undoing legislation passed last year allowing hand's free texting but an asex bringman says the new information is that the texting is just as distracting to drivers as regular texting. >> beef prices are at an all-time high. >> here is jane king with the bloo

one complete there tlb 12 new homes, one will belong to erica. >> do. >> hundreds of hands from different experiences. >> this is about nailing and getting ready. >> habitat decided to, but the same code as ply. >> we breakdown into teachable cone yents. >> homes will cost $180,000 paid over 30 years with no interest. and each homeowner has to put in 500 hours every one can come together and pick up a hammer. >> if you think it's enough to scare people you might be surprised to learn one in 14 homeowners in the area has had their home built and caught the eye of jimmy carter, he and his whif will be here to lend a hand. in oakland abc 7 news. >> absolute fabulous. >> i love what they do. >> let's talk about the weather forecast. talk about loving what we do. weather is spectacular. >> up on the roof looks like the preez kicking up a little bit. >> it feels great. it will be a beautiful day for ice crime but i had to settle for water. you can see a stunning behind me. sunshining around just a little bit. so the sea breeze is back and that is helping. it's 70 degrees. live doppler 7 you'll

many of the home building peers recently as the big builders have seen solid growth of orders in new homes. dr horton builds lower-priced entry level homes which is where much of the demand is now. the move-up market has dropped off. >> dr horton itself has the representation of being a first-time buyer company. and i think that's a lot of what they do. they actually did a pretty good job over the last couple of years shifting their product to meet the demand of who was in the market. so they did shift a little when the move-up buyer was there. they can shift back to the first-time buyer if that buyer comes back into the market. >> reporter: first-time home buyers have always been crucial to the builders. but tight credit and competition from all cash investors have kept many of them sidelined. these buyers usually make up more than 40% of the home buying market. today they're at roughly a third. the builders are trying to get them back in the front door. but with rising construction costs, home prices will likely do the same. for nightly business report, i'm diana oleck. >>> time to our g

. >> next at 5:00, the amazing medical breakthrough bringing new home to people suffering from kidney diseases. >> 78-year-old man 5' from a boston marathon explosion was the first to fall. >> this is the sorn right new in boston, what was the finished line area, the city is waking up today as america's latest terror target. our coverage will continue in a moment. >> covering san rafael, south bay, pleasant done and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> welcome back at 5:13. breaking news for you, iranian state-run tv reports 40 people have been killed in a strong earthquake near the iran and pakistan border at 7.5 earthquake was centered in a sparsely populated areas 26 miles from the pakistani border. the preliminary magnitude is at 7.8 by the united states, a week after a 6.1 earthquake hit on iran's persian gulf coast killing 37 people. >> back to the boston bombing, among the images that are resonating across the nation is one of the runner knocked to the ground. you can see the power of the blast pushed bill to the ground, the 78-year-old from washington state says the explosi

let's talk about home sales. good news in the home sale department. home sales are actually up.? let's bring in a man who knows, michael corbett, the author of find it, fix it and flip it, a real estate expert. he joins us live. welcome, michael. >> hi. how are you? >> i am good. first of all, why are home sales up? what's the reason? i have heard investors are the people buying up the homes, not individual homeowners. >> well, what's going on is actually this new sales report that just has come in is actually for new home sales are actually up 18%. the reason for that is because existing home sales inventories are actually shrinking. there is a lot of foreclosures and short sales in many markets harder to find and also we have historically low interest rates, and a lot of buyers who have been sitting in on the market are kind of pretty much on the sidelines are now jumping back in. what does that really mean for home buyers right now? really, what it is going to tell you is that competition is heating up. you need to become the best buyer you can be. how do you do that? one, yo

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they are pushing for a new contract. >>> san francisco's explorer to yum has a new home. the grand opening is set for next wednesday april 17th. >>> there could be a new face coming to late night alec baldwin is in talks to join nbc late night lineup. he just ended his run on the show 30 rock. since then he's been doing a pod cast series. >> alec baldwin. it will be interesting. >>> time now is 4:54 how is traffic looking? >> it's actually okay. we do have one new accident that popped up on chp list. that would be northbound 680 in fremont at south mission. it's an overturned pickup truck in one of the lanes. we are trying to get more on that. the chp is on the way. let's take a look at what we have with the live pictures here. still a little bit windy here. you can tell by the way our cameras are shaking a little bit. there are no major problems as you drive through. traffic continues to move along pretty well. if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic there continues to look good as you drive through. no major problems here. again, if you are driving i

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the interactive science museum's new home is at pier 15. it's triple the size of its old location at the palace of the fine arts. the new $300 million facility is big enough to house 600 indoor and outdoor science exhibits. the grand opening set for next wednesday. >>> time now is 5:55. let's go to sal and see if there are any other problems we should be aware of. >> we are looking at just that one. which would be the 680 crash. the 680 in fremont. northbound 680 as you come off mission boulevard south. that is closed because of the overturned truck. so far 680 traffic is okay but the off ramp will remain closed until they have cleared that up. let's go to the sunol grade. southbound 680 going the other way that is pretty good. there are no major problems on the way down there and the traffic continues to look pretty good on 680 coming from pleasanton. so that is good news. by the way westbound 580 traffic looks good coming in from the livermore valley over toward pleasanton. let's go back to the desk. >>> the investigation continues this m

new home sales up, preowned home sales up.ending home sales, a great report yesterday that caused the s & p 500 to actually hit a new high, albeit by one point. less than one point. so you are seeing a market react to some of the housing news, seeing the market react by hitting these new all-time highs, like the s & p 500 did yesterday, chris. >> a great headline to end on. you did have a record at the nasdaq. i want to bring in christine romans, because we need to understand why this is good. first, as i know, someone very intelligent told me once, all real estate was local. christine romans told me that. explain to me what is the significance beyond the number? >> when you buy a house, right, buying carpeting, maybe changing out fixtures in the house, buying a couch, hiring a mover to move you in, move you out. so there is this radiating effect of the movement of money. buying a house, spending a lot of money. it shows confidence as well. consumers confident in the job, where they live, the school district. a big-ticket item

former "american idol" contestant were there to honor his service and break ground on the site of his new homeft from the organization homes for our troops. >> we're really excited to be able to raise our family here and -- i mean, it's an amazing organization. so we're super thrilled. >> gone on his first deployment to afghanistan when an ied blew up the humvee he was driving. he lost both legs below the knees and suffered traumatic brain injuries. he can fully recover in his custom built residence. >> if that doesn't show the love of the country for the soldiers, i don't know what can. >> reporter: it will be built on this lot and it will be specially adapted and modified to help with brian's new physical challenges. >> the home is designed to be all one level and has low tops and huge shower in the bathroom so he could have his freedom and independence back in his home. >> homes for our troops has built 129 similar homes around the country so far, but they say with more than 1500 vets there's still plenty to be done. >> they're fighting in afghanistan and coming home every day injured and t

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the interactive science museum's new home is at pier 15. it's triple the size of its old location at the palace of the fine arts. the new $300 million facility is big enough to house 600 indoor and outdoor science exhibits. the grand opening set for next wednesday. >>> time now is 5:55. let's go to sal and see if there are any other problems we should be aware of. >> we are looking at just that one. which would be the 680 crash. the 680 in fremont. northbound 680 as you come off mission boulevard south. that is closed because of the overturned truck. so far 680 traffic is okay but the off ramp will remain closed until they have cleared that up. let's go to the sunol grade. southbound 680 going the other way that is pretty good. there are no major problems on the way down there and the traffic continues to look pretty good on 680 coming from pleasanton. so that is good news. by the way westbound 580 traffic looks good coming in from the livermore valley over toward pleasanton. let's go back to the desk. >>> the investigation continues this m

well coming up this if you just found a new home in southern russia stay with us. most people in the western world would agree that having laws that officially create second class citizens is totally unacceptable we can look at the way jews were treated in nazi germany or blackstar in apartheid in south africa and the slavery jim crow areas in the usa as examples of legally dividing society by necessity i think most people in the e.u. with their modern sensibilities would find these practices to be bob baer american backwards but my question is that why is there to this day officially sanctioned second class citizens in certain e.u. countries or to be more accurate i should say non-citizen residents of the two million people in latvia around three hundred thousand of them are considered non-citizen residents who can neither of or hold public office these non-citizens are russian speakers of various ethnic backgrounds whose children also by birth bearer of the non-citizen status not happy being on the bad side of apartheid the non-citizens have logically decided to

until this spring they were at the palace of fine arts when it opened in 1969 and now has a brand-new home. it is fabulous. >> cool time lapse view of that light show this evening. i believe it goes on -- i think it just wrapped up at 11:00. >> it wrapped up a few minutes ago. but it was all nightlong. >> well, larry beil is up next >>> good evening. the warriors had a couple of goals tonight. both missions accomplished. curry didn't shoot well, 5 of 16, but in the s quarter history made. 273 breaking the single season record. curry hit four tonight to finish with 272. andrew bogus back in the lineup for the last game of the regular season. a nice pass behind the back to harrison barnes. in the fourth quarter curry to beat the clock. the warriors win it 99-88. they lock up the 6-spot and they will open up the playoffs against the three seed and the nuggets are in denver on saturday. to baseball and giants and brewers and the giants didn't get a hit until the 6th inning and then scored three times. hunter pence a slow roller up the middle. it ties it at three apiece. that's the way it staye

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until this spring they were at the palace of fine arts when it opened in 1969 and now has a brand-new homeis fabulous. >> cool time lapse view of that light show this evening. i believe it goes on -- i think it just w wrapped upt 11:00. >> it wrapped up a few minutes ago. but it was all nightlong. @ %"Ñç >>> good evening. the warriors had a couple of goals tonight. both missions accomplished. curry didn't shoot well, 5 of 16, but in the second quarter history made. 273 breaking the single season record. curry hit four tonight to finish with 272. andrew bogus back in the lineup for the last game of the regular season. a nice pass behind the back to harrison barnes. in the fourth quarter curry to beat the clock. the warriors win it 99-88. they lock up the 6-spot and they will open up the playoffs against the three seed and the nuggets are in denver on saturday. to baseball and giants and brewers and the giants didn't get a hit until the 6th inning and then scored three times. hunter pence a slow roller up the middle. it ties it at three apiece. that's the way it stayed in the will 9th. a 29-