it will be far more important. >> did you agree with seema new tech is the place to find deals? >> it's a part of it and we look at a multi asset strategy, not only within tech, energy, health care, the broad array but also looking globally. so we want to understand our valuations more attractive in europe and the united states, for example. so look at emerging markets, europe and where can the really strong balance sheets, revenue drivers be have for evaluation discounts. we'll look in equity space and globally. >> you sound upbeat and positive and i know there is a lot of positive feelings out there in the market. aren't you a little nervous when you see the russell 2,000 hit a new record high during the day, s&p at a new record, google getting above $1,000. doesn't this make you a little bit more cautious? >> we're always looking at what are the risks and opportunities in the market. we talk about this stuff every day, every week, all month long, all year long. for us, this is nothing new. when stocks pull back we have a similar conversation. the russell 2,000 small cap stocks

it's new tech crawl. >> it's the theme of a pub crawl. >> this is development. all working together here. >> reporter: from one start up to another, these coders and entrepreneurs are witnessing a trend new companies sprouting up in san francisco. >> number of companies funded in the rest of silicon valley is going down. and the number of start ups funded in san francisco is going up. >> reporter: after 30 years on silicon valley's sand hill road, sigma west packed up and moved to san francisco. >> more than half of the deals are down in san francisco. you can say san francisco is moving into silicon valley >> everybody in the valley wants to be in the city. it's freaking boring. you can almost hear a sucking noise of people leaving the valley coming up to san francisco. >> report of the -- part of the trend are shared work spaces where start ups work with other start ups. >> we want to be where people can get together. >> reporter: play ping pong, maybe meet a new co-founder. >> with these great people and things happening we have an opportunity for sparks to fl

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tonight new tech versus old tech. >> what are you talking about?> ibm tanks, investors flock into facebook and linkedin but could they be making a mistake? we'll have a special report. while everyone was watching google. >> did you see that? >> there's one sector who's under cover rally has just begun. we'll tell you what it is and how you can cash in. and get ready for a bombshell. >> i am your father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate. >> no, not that kind of bombshell. we're talking about netflix earnings and we'll explain why traders expect a huge move on monday. the action begins right now. live from the new york nasdaq markets in new york city, i'm melissa. keep it classy. it is the investment equivalent of the mile high club, thousand dollar stock prices, google doing what apple could not and joining priceline as one of only two stocks in the s & p with a four digit price tag. begging the question, when will apple join this grand party that is the tech rally? let's get in the money and find out. let's start on the desk and mike, t

in fact, the mayor's office is partly responsible for the new tech crawl. and you can bet another one is just around the corner. in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> 160 members of the columbian navy are in the bay area. they landed at the port of san francisco yesterday aboard the three mast ark gloria ship. it's the latest port of call for gloria in the middle of training crews. for a ship bus or you land lovers, gloria is going to be at pier 17 on the embarcadero and admission is free. you can't beat the price and the weather was gorgeous yesterday with blue skies. >>> yes, we had mostly sunny conditions with a little bit of fog out there. it started around half-moon bay along the san mateo coast. and it's slowly moving in near the golden gate and across the bay, but there isn't much of it. here's a live look at live doppler 7 hd. we were looking at high clouds from a system offshore. that system stays offshore but we will see the influence of high pressure win out for the entire weekend, but today will be the warmer day. so here's a look at

new sci-fi movie. perhaps a best example of then less possibilities of the high-tech describe. by the way, it only takes a few days to build a tesla. the factory is now making 500 a week. in fremont, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >>> next on abc7 saturday morning news, a neighborhood aler. we will show what you is being done to eradicate a destructive pet that's been discovered in the south bay. and at 5:38, a live look outside from our empryville cam. 50s now and partly cloudy. woah, this k l! the tour. give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. drive"gen sales event is "sback.hen drive" which means it's never been easier to get a new passat, awarded j.d. power's most appealing midsize car, two years in a row. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's 014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends october 31st. for details, visit vwdealer.

. >> on the topic of technology, big tech earnings on tap, microsoft, and apple is expected to unveil a new ipad. netflix by the way, that's expected to move, what 8% up or down. so a huge volatility here. >> huge volatility. i think we've done a nice job in netflix, maybe we didn't get it all the way right on that little dip we had. i thought we'd see more down side. like other names, we've talked about this now for at least 200 hours, if not more. netflix. i think the story still remains real. but i think getting -- again, to that point, if you're going on monday, getting ahead -- in front of earnings to me is suicidal. i can't tell you what that 8% is going to be. i think over time, the stock will levitate. but coming next week, i have no idea. >> all right. it is total request friday. we are incorporating tweets into the show. would you look at owning time warner cable regardless of the netflix possibilities? or just go with netflix? >> no. i would go with time warner. i like the idea of the content providers. they have a lot of things they are able to do. it's not that i don't like net

new sci-fi movie. perhaps a best example of then -- the endless possibilities of the high-tech industry. the factory is now making 500 a week. in fremont, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> happening today, bay area residents have the chance to get rid of unwanted prescription drugs. there will be collection sites in more than 15 bay area cities where residents can drop off pills. liquids and syringes will not be accepted. it is aimed at limiting drug abuse and limiting access to the drugs to children and addicts. >> next, a neighbor alert. what is being done to eradicate a destructive pest that's been discovered in the south bay. and taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. obviously no traffic to worry about at this time on a saturday morning. weather-wise, san francisco, you are looking at 70 degrees and sunny today. lisa argen will have your to those who've encountered welcome to covered california. new, affordable health plans so you can be ready for whatever comes your way. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> new this morning, the white house is promising the new federal he

researchers at stanford university developed a new tech neeg that -- technique that coaxes owe variesan intert yil woman to producing eggs. here is how it works. scientists remove an owe vary cut night strips treat it with drugs then reimplant it. hormones are used and researchers hoping to refine the technique so owe vary removeal is not necessary. >> oracle fighting criticism that its co-founder makes too much mb. -- money. he made $76.9 million last year. last week a shareholder group criticized the pay package and today, or why cell filed a letter saying ellison is a valuable asset and oracle is one of the best managed companies in tech. also said most of the money is from stock. ellison receives a $1 salary declining a bonus last year. >> sandhya patel back again from upstair autos yes. starting to think about the weekend. >> yes. if you're thinking about the weekend i would think, dan, cheryl you're going to want to head to beaches. >> okay. >> that is where i'm going. like earths it's gorgeous up here. sunshine and it's comfortable. not too hot or cold. but things are going to

coming up on the kron four morning news. techeporter gabe slate has the latest news on google glass. the tech report is next. female narrator: it's posturepedic versus beautyrest it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. mattress price wars are ending soon at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ building in san francisco will be filled with more than 300 children trick-or- treating this afternoon. >>gabe: a new high-tech exclusive club it is emerging. google is about to release a new wave of google class a units. they are high-tech glasses out into the wild. and not just anyone can get their hands on this high-tech item 3 is a big catch. right now about 10,000 people have a google glass unit 3 mostly employees, celebrities and developers. google announced it will let those testers and by three of their friends to also become testers. these glasses will be available for public purchase until 2014. so you coul

joined by quentin hardy of "the new york times" and colleen taylor of tech crunch. thanks for coming on the show. it's actually your second time. we can talk about your first time in a minute. i'm now going to leave it to you to explain reddit. and as you do for someone who's ever never seen it and says am i going to watch this alexis guy on tv or not, explain it well. >> no pressure. >> no. >> well, it is a platform for online communities to share links and have discussions about really whatever they want. we just broke 81 million visitors a month, and people use the platform to discuss everything from corgis to nfl to politics. >> most people would be astonished to figure out how many things they see on the news started on reddit. it's kind of the birthplace, where the planets are formed for all the silly things you see. not always just silly but oftentimes the silly things you see on newscasts. >> it is a truly open platform for people to find an interesting link, submit it. and if other people like that link, they'll vote it up. yeah, oftentimes, it's the launch

the high-tech new way to clean your teeth. and it only takes six seconds. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ >>> in health matters, new research suggests exercise may be just as effective as drugs when it comes to treating diseases such as heart failure and strokes. researchers have three, leading institutions including stanford, says that exercise is a viable alternative to drug therapy. the study was published in "the british medical journal." and it compared the effectiveness of exercise with drug treatments for patients with serious conditions. >>> it's enough to make your dentist shutter. going to show you a 3d rendering. it looks like dentures with toot

there are new tech teaks and -- techniques and new skills. meanwhile, the skorge -- >> the scurge. >> or scorge. >> that was my nickname in high school. gite scurge of the pig violence continues unabated. >> awful stuff. white on dark violence or whatever color that little -- what color was that pig? baker, what do you make of these findings and how can we blame obama for them? >> absolutely. first of all they should pho phonetically spell scurge in the tele prompter. >> i did this on purpose, america, to show you what bullying is. i made a mistake. mr. exspy, mr. good looking, grizz swrelled -- g ri zzled, i'm a hot dude started picking on me, the little guy. >> do you have your lunch money? the problem i see with this is similar to a lot of other solutions. it goes back to the family. i know a lot of people feel the same way. i don't know if you develop a bully when they are young teaching them at home, respect for other people, proper behavior. maybe you will get the kids that hear all of that and they come out and they are still bullies,

. >> and this, a symbol of why the new tech knowledge he is so tempting for european governments. 1200 kilometers of pipeline that stretches like and on the little cord -- umbilical cord across the country. fracking and europe is complicated. as long as they continue exploration, these protesters will remain in place, and that is ready much reflected across the continent. >> while the opposition to fracking and europe has taken the form of public protest to action, many individuals are feeling the effect closer to home. jack barton has the story. >> i reinforced easement helps hold up the house and the far north of the netherlands. it has been shaken by hundreds of earthquakes the government now admits is caused by conventional gas extraction. >> you can see one of the cracks on the wall. there are hundreds. >> no surprise he is alarmed the north is considered for trials of hydraulic fracturing for shale gas better known as fracking. >> their goal is making profits, making money, and not to take care of the earth, to take care of the safety of the people. >> he's not the only one in th

device makers like google may have to delay rollouts of new tech products due to the budget battle in washington because things like computers, mobile phones, tv's and even wireless devices for medical procedures all him it radio waves and may need to pass a review by the fcc. workers at the federal communications commission are on furlough. games are not just for little kids anymore. marketers are using video games to compete for attention on the one screen everyone seems to be watching all the time these days , their smartphone. one else appeared to be the demographic most targeted due to their frequent travel habits. companies like marriott and american express are letting users who may not see their ads on tv get rewarded for playing their app games. >> if you can come up with a game that is interesting and exciting and offers a lot of rewards that is an appeal. it is consistent with building loyalty. >> with studies showing that many apps are downloaded once and never used again it remains to see if this strategy is just a fad or smart phone screens are becoming prime real estate

. >> as for what to watch on that new ipad, ashton kutcher has a new tech gig. >> emily chang is here with this afternoon's after the bell report. emily? >> good afternoon, apple unveiled mac book pro. and that is to stay ahead in a clouded tablet market. shared lowered by a quarter percent. starbucks looking to give a jolt to operations, wanting to find the same web technology to provide wi-fi to operations by networking coffee makers, refrigerators and other appliances. and the world's top computer maker says kutcher will join the nobel where the company may reveal a new tab blet commuter. stocks rising sending s and p to the best yearly gain in a decade. your bloomberg silicon valley also fell. and according to statitsa, vine is the world's fastest growing app. the revamp of partnership helped vine attract 24 million users, helping it to grow by more than 400% this year. from bloomberg studios in san francisco, larry, cheryl, back to you. >> thank you. >> bit of a surprise from san francisco giants and tim lincecum tonight. timmy agreed to return pending a physical. he has struggle

there is rival for this new tech library. >> the average reader eager for more.this mobile library service for children is very popular. she has barrowed book borrowed r almost ten years. >> i've enjoyed books very much. they're nice and meaningful. >> it visits 42 areas every two weeks. organizers hope to entice new leaders into the world of books. >> children who are introduced to books at this age condition to read when they are older. >> for those who don't the world of technology is where they often turn for entertainment. youngsters are spoiled for choice with multi functional mobile phones, tabs, and high electric devices. while children can read on these devices many are not embracing it to the same degree. >> in addition to print media the audio field has expanded greatly and i see that as a reason for children moving away from reading. >> reporter: the new world of technology has not spelled the end of the paper text. the world's largest floating book fair attracted thousands of visitors during a recent stop in columbo. with over 5,000 titles on sale an

. >> good evening from miami and from this sweeping new high tech news room, studios all around us here0,000 square feet. it's our brand new cable partner, fusion. abc and spanish language giant univision teaming up. take a look at this tonight. a time lapse of a state-of-the-art newsroom coming together. inside look at a cable channel coming to life just a few hours from now. who are we looking to reach? you'll know who we are talking about, your grown children on the run with their own families, the 20-something. whose teantion -- attention you can't get at the dinner table because they're on their smart phone. this just might be the place for them. we'll take you behind the scenes coming up here. >>> first here tonight as we broadcast from a warm miami, we are well aware much of this country is bracing for a storm, brewing in the northwest tonight and set to move across the country this week. texas and oklahoma got a taste of extreme weather, hail like this falling in carbon, texas and in rising star texas, covering the roads and turning them white. this new storm set to bring severe

the british tourist who lost a leg while in new york, meets thh man who helped to save her life. >>> first, the tech companies rolling out the latest gadgets,a among them new high-tech toys,t sharp smart, sweet home concepto that allows all of its appliances to speak.speak. it's kind of cool. nissan shows off the latest car, it drives entirely on its own using a combination of cameras, and lacers. i want one of those. we will be back in a moment.  >>> an emotional reunion on today's dr. oz show.show. you may remember a british tourist visiting new york city. she was run down by a cab that lost control, but thankfully, dr. oz and others came to help. fox's joe waldman spoke to them. >> just horrific. horrific, the pain, just -- i didn't feel my legs favorite, i was so confused about what was going on.ing >> i really thought, you know, fearful that we were going to lose you rightwe there. when you see a beautiful youngfl woman who is lying there with her leg severed and gushing blood. how did you have to pull that belt off and do that. >> i just really, i didn't think, i just reacted. you no, i ha

we're going to check jon kelley's wallet for these. >> benjamin. >> that new high tech $100 bill comes out. it will look similar to the old bill but the new bill has new security features designed to make it a lot harder -- >> looks different. >> it has a face on it. they don't want counterfeiters to weapon pto replicate them. have fun waving those around. >> that's what you do in vegas. make it rain. >> the bill was delayed because of production problems. officials say the old $100 bills will still work, thank goodness, for the time being. >> you need a lot of those to buy one of these. taking bling to a new level. this is a real diamond about the size of a small egg. it sold for -- yes. can't see much through that except money. the price tag -- $30.6 million. this happened in auction in hong kong. a couple bidders went at it, competed for the 118-carat diamond. took about six minutes. over $30 million. a flawless oval diamond discovered in southern africa. that will look nice on a pendant or ring, break your arm. this one is the largest most significant diamond of its kind graded by

three of the most anticipating new tech gadgets are out.e have one of the preeminent experts here to give us his take. "piles of money" and tablets coming up. ♪ >> a, guys. >> what's up, see? >> want to go to it trotsky's and get some coffee? >> it's early. >> i have to get out of here. it began going to lose it. >> it looks like somebody has a case of the monday's. [laughter] melissa: how could they not of just puncher. unfortunately we all have annoying co-workers. there is always that one guy who shouts across the entire office. the woman who'd despite a high fever and wet, never misses a day at the office. don't you just love that? today we are taking them all on the most annoying office mates in how to handle them. we have corporate codes and communications experts. thank goodness. my very own co-workers, dennis kneale and jo ling kent. two is our most annoying co-worker? >> i've been trying not to be offended to the fact that you but me for this segment. melissa: you're paranoid. come on. >> i picked it the person who is hacking and c

new high-tech $100 bill goes into circulation this week. joining me is larry felix.great to have you on the program. >> it's fun to be here. >> this redesign was announced two years ago? >> that's correct. >> the new $100 bill goes into circulation october 8th. what can we expect from this redesign? >> this is very complex. this is the first u.s. note that not only has paper and ink and for the first time plastic. the plastic is amazing. as you move the note back and forth the images go left and right. if you move images left and right, the images go back and forth. it's a wonderful way for americans and global users to know that it's real. there's a bill in the ink well and there's a green bell that disappears and appears once you move it and also this changes from copper to green. >> you're right. that's fabulous. >> even more importantly and amazing is this blue 3-d security ribbon. if you mover this up and down, the image moves left and right. if you move it left and right, the image moves up and down. >> that's very cool. how big of a concern is this counterfeit

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starts new tech nickel gig tomorrow. security reasons. got that? ironic. >>> this takes war games to the new level. msn pulls up carpet monopoly. she found a life size monopoly board under the carpet. >>> and talk about a sink, the tweeting time tweeting school shutdown and kids hospitalized after six grade i boys spray too much ax body spray. emergency crews investigating hazardous smell. the smell was axe. when it comes to body spray less is more. time to hash it out with us. take a look at this issue. who is this? who is she dressed up as for halloween? tweet me your guesses using #greta and we will rewe veal the answers later in the show. take a look at this. unbelievable. coming up, is your health at risk? a doctor is here with an urgent warning about obama care. that's next. when does your work end? does it end after you've expanded your business? after your company's gone public? and the capital's been invested? or when your company's bought another? is it over after you've given back? you never stop achieving. that's why, at barclays, our am

. >>> and the new high tech pavement one community is using to battle damaging floodwaters.lions who need assistance now. we appreciate you spending time with us tonight. >>> up next is the golden age of hollywood going golden but elsewhere. why l.a.'s mayor has declared a state of emergency for the entertainment industry there. next. >> a dangerous attack at an exotic ang mall zoo in winwood, oklahoma. the worker's name has not been released but the spokesman said the tiger bit the woman's hand. >> we pounded in their head every morning and every night in our employee meetings that you don't place any part of your body inside the cage. i don't know if it was her goose down jacket that attracted the tiger. >> surgeons were able to save her arm, she remains in stable condition. >>> a nine-year-old boy was able to sneak onto a flight to las vegas. he boarded flight and landed in vegas on thursday morning. he managed to get past tsa agents and flight crew without a boarding pass. both delta and the tsa are investigating. >>> record rainfall hit washington state last week causin

. >>> the search is on for the new tech path. are they winning the battle to innovate and boost?>>> welcome back. stocks on a tear today due to hopes of a debt ceiling deal in washington. bob pisani, pretty good enthusiasm today but is it premature? >> it may be. earning are the big deal. sell on the news ins middle of the day stocks drooped. take a look at dow jones industrial. dow is 2% from an historic high. volatility collapsed today. the vix was almost 19 yesterday. dow down below 15, that's a three-week low. interest rates also dropped, ten-year yield dropped to the downside. that helped interest-rate sensitive stocks, home building stocks, for example, a lot were up 3%, 4%. gold back to the bakes, less tapering. some fear it could be inflationary. gold moving to upside. what's next? that's what everybody's trying to figure out. how much damage has there been to consumer confidence? we'll get q4 guidance. we're getting it now. good news, nothing bad from ibm and nothing bad for american express but concern other companies are lower their guidance and cite lower consumer con

a makeover for a familiar face, a new high tech, $100 bill goes into circulation this week.g me now, the man who makes the money, larry felix, director of the bureau of engraving and printing. it's great to have you. >> it's fun to be here. >> this redesign was announced two years ago? >> that's correct. >> and but the $100 bill, the new bill that you're holding goes into circulation october 8th. what can we expect from the redesign? >> this redesign -- this is actually very complex. this is the first u.s. note that not only has paper and ink but for first time plastic. the plastic is amazing. what it does, as you move the note back and forth, the images go left and right. if you move them left and right, the images go back and forth. it's a wonderful way for americans and in fact global users to know that it's real. there's a bell in the ink well and green bell that disappears and appears once you move it and also there's 100 numeral changes from copper to green. >> that's fabulous. >> even more importantly and amazing, this blue 3d security ribbon. if you move this up and

. >> they are caught twice a year for a health check and to get some new hi-tech hardware. >> so twof the devices we use for monitoring are this solar powered gps unit. and then this vhs transmitter. >> i am going to put this right up against where it is coming out of the bird's body. >> does it effect the way that they fly? >> this thing is really tiny. but it doesn't weigh very much, it doesn't really get in the way of flying. this is called -- >> the gear used to pick up the frequencies is a bit old school. it pinpoint as specific bird out in the open, but it is the gps that is the lifeline to survival. and they are monitors here at the san diego zoo institute for research. >> okay, so welcome to our lab. this is where we process an analyze all of the data that we get. >> the institute monitors 30 condors that now call baha california home. >> here we have over 100,000 gps locations. this is the reintroduction cycle we are found that they are moving over to the eastern side. because this side gets the sun, so that creates a strong wind that the birds like. so that's something that

. >>> after a long delay the new high-tech $100 bill comes out tomorrow. take a look. on the surface it looks similar to the old bill. one of the new features is a bright blue 3-d security ribbon with images that move in the opposite direction that the bill is tilted. the old bills will work for the time being. >>> up next we have a crew in detroit following the swinging a's. >>> and jay. >> drew barrymore is on the program as well as dl hughley and headlines because it's monday. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. this week, folgers is $6.88 for the large size. that's a lot of coffee. skip the warehouse. charmin is $13.99 for 24 double rolls. and lean cuisine entrees are just a buck 99. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> around 5:15 tomorrow evening, jessica is hoping for a champagne party for the a's. >> the whole east bay could be celebrating.

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like microsoft and apple, although it's average revenue growth, much less than some of the sexy new technd facebook. that will be the question for investors who like to play tag. do you stick to the old-school names that yield steady earnings growth or opt for the new age internet names delivering impressive top line numbers. tyler? >> found us nice bargains selling below the market multile. thank you very much. >> let's check interest rates and take a look at where the ten-year is trading. the ten-year note yield right now is 2.51%. rick santelli take it away. >> you know, it's somewhat surprising, sue, that the weaker data didn't give us more of a downside in yields. it certainly didn't give us a big downside in equities. part of that is, of course, the fed. as you look a five-year going back it it june, it's going to be the first close looks to be under 130. probably since about the 19th of june. that part of the curve continues to be one of the big areas traders are reviewing. but if you move to the ten-year down two basis points on the day, down about five on the week. as we sit cou

debate raging over silicon valley's gender gap and the new tech economy is nothing but an old boy's clubjulia, seema, and the founder of girls who code, a non-profit aimed at closing the gender gap in technology, her book "women who don't wait in line" advo cads for a new model of female leadership and served as new york's deputy public advocate and the first indian-american woman to run for congress. appreciate your being here. julia, you reached out to twit around got statement. >> twitter sent me a statement saying twitter supports initiatives to teach and mentor more young women with interest in science and technology saying we are a technology company but ultimately a company of people going on to say we have 2,000 employees worldwide of different experiences and backgrounds working towards our goal of giving everyone the power to create and share ideas and information instlants without barriers. that's the statement from twitter. still this ongoing debate. >> weigh in on this, they may mentor young women in technology but do you agree with those who say listen, you need a female bo

tech focus. we will focus on the city of kansas city. a new generation of startups has found a unique place to call home. it is a far cry from silicon valley, but mark newstead by two c -- mark newstead by to see what it was like in kansas city. >> what do you guys have? >> the fiber house. >> three printing startup -- 3-d printing startup handprint decided to join kansas city start of vision. -- village. >> this is our living room. we have writable. we've got big computer screens. >> visiting at 1:00 in the afternoon may be a little early. >> he was up until 3:00 a.m. working on some code. coding is really like an art, right? you only have so many hours of productivity a day. if you are really into what you are working on, it is nice to just keep going into the next day good >> another big reason handprint came to the village is free access to google fiber, which provides internet speeds 100 times faster than traditional connections. >> we had like 200 tabs of and. it is just crazy to have internet at the instant like that. it is an entirely

stuart: his son went with new tech and went big. the dad went with old tech and lost big.t's pretty good. >> i don't know if that's good or terrible, but that's just so telling, yes. stuart: it is, isn't it? thank you. shah galani is here and before we playoff onto the whole tech arena, you've been on this program talking about about netflix. you didn't like it approaching 400. do you like on the way down at 319? >> not yet. i see it went as high as it did. they had long-term problems and about $7 million in pre-cash flow. about 5.4 billion dollars in constant liabilities. they've got 500 million dollars and long-term debt and they've got new subscribers, but it's not enough. >> why don't they do a secondary, this is key, do another stock offering. even the company has said in a newsletter to investments, momentum fuels euphoria. stuart: if they did that the stock would come straight down. >> they could raise money and why not do a secondary right now. >> liz has a great point there. if they do a secondary, how will the stock react to that? what is supporting the stock? th

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgb learned new details about t tech's top- secret prt in >> we still have not received a clear answer from google about what the purpose of the vessel is. >>> kpix 5 has learned new details about the tech giant's top secret project in the bay. and now at least one more massive barn has suddenly surfaced. i am elizabeth cook. >> i am ken bastida. as we first reported on friday, google has been working on this barge for months now. but allen mar tip has -- martin has discovered this project isn't exclusive to the bay area or the west coast. >> apparently not. standing to make a big splash, why not take the soon to be released ghoul glass out on the water. >> since kpix 5's story first ran on friday, possibly a third in connecticut. even the executive director of the agency that would issue has heard of multiple vessels. as far as we know, this is the only one around san francisco. we, like other people, have seen the portland newspaper e. something that looks very much like this. >> larry goldspan confirmed that it is goo

. >> they are saying by to the old fare cards and hello to a new high-tech way to pay.hey made some significant changes to get the riders there by december 15th. >> time is running out for people. slowly they are phasing out old fare cards. as of today the cta is no longer selling the magnetic stripe bars.cards. chicago card users can no longer reload their fare cards at the vending machine. all old fare cards go away. a third of our rides are paid. you are waiting on their cards >you're waiting on your cards? >> they said it would be about two- three weeks. others say they have had problems activating the card or loading money on to it. incorrect balances and overcharges. we work with our vendors to figure out what is going on. >> everybody will have to use a ventra card or credit card. officials warn that when you tap it on the reader, take it out of the wallet so only one card will be charged. >> that is good a be charged. >> [ male announcer ] when you wear dentures you may not know that your mouth is under attack, from food particles and bacteria. try fixodent. it

. >> armored trucks and with the new notes heading out, the brand new benjamins have new high-tech features designed to stop the counterfeiters. >> well in less than an hour the partial government shutdown enters week two. >> that is our topic for tonight's big story. president obama wants the house to vote on a no-strings attached temporary spending bill that would end the partial government shutdown. but this so-called clean spending bill is still a few votes shy of being able to pass. >> and up next the debt ceiling. the big looming obstacle. and republicans are looking to put conditions on that bill as well. make no mistake the government shutdown is affecting everybody and it comes down to who is considered essential. debra alfarone with a look at that and what she finds my surprise you. >> reporter: the department of veterans administration considers 95% of the workers essential. and the usda has sent everyone home. tonight we are questioning who is essential. capitol e. in essential. the capitol police officers who chased down chaos from the white house to the capitol last week, but

it will create more than 200 new bio tech jobs in the bay area. the south san fransisco company plans to expand its manufacturing in vacaville as well as southern california. it's part of a larger plan by generallen tech's swiss parent roach. gentlemen tech says the expansion of its facility will create the largest bio tech manufacturing facility in the world. >>> california home prices continue to climb with silicon valley leading the pack. santa clara county saw property values jump 8.3% in the current tax year. that's according to a state report. that includes both residential and commercial property. santa clara county tax assessor says one big reason is more people are getting jobs and that's driving up home prices. >>> other bay area counties are reporting higher property values san mateo napa and alameda reporting increases of 5 percent or more. marin and contra costa report gross top 3%. >>> targeted for their tools, the troubling crime trend that has left many bay area businesses thousands of dollars in the hole. >> and off limits to the

tech minute. the winner is the new york talk exchange. it twitter has picked the nyse for its ipo. twenty-one of the last tech ipos began trading through this year. they have listed on the nyse. maybe the trend is changing. apple traded above $500 today. analysts had hoped though five cu would be apple's response to samsung's galaxy note. bill gates and mark zuckerberg are headed back to school. working with code. it is a weeklong event. it will be in the form of a video lecture. tracy: it reminds me of "back-to-school". all right. a quarter till. time for stocks now as we do every 15 minutes. jason weissberg. what are you guys talking about? what is going on down there? >> we are talking about chasing yields. they have about three months. the bank set there, as you just pointed out, it is amazing. the government keeps taking a pound of flesh and they figure out how to make money. that sector is starting to lift off. a very healthy time for a sustainable market. tracy: maybe they should go down to d.c. >> i hate to sound like a broken record. the time has come. when december 31 colu

but up them making training as real possible we tame you insealed of the new high tech facility for thec. police departments. stay with us. you are watching fox five news at 10:00. owned new warehouse size facility southwest they call it a tactical village comes bank convenience store even school. it is where officers will undergo specialized training. fox five paul wagner shows us. >> few thing prepare an office real thing but this comes close. >> jumping armored and approaching school house with active shooter inside. breaking window. climbing were inside and with long guns ready search for suspect proeulg halls. inside of this building the size aircraft hangar d. that can double as neighborhood with streets stores and even simulated police station. any is he fair police office would need to do enter different environment, we should be able recreate that training environment. >> d.c. police chief showed off the place this week to mayor. reporters and other city official. we do have camera that will videotape. we can use it as kind of hot watch at the end but trains course also come up

. >> the program's new high tech services can have their day in the sun.ey're prepared. >> i would absolutely be trying to capitalize on this opportunity to provide a service for the people. >> local group says that means having enough drivers. >> you can sign up and within 24 hours, you can be approved. >> they've added a new feature, drivers can say where they're headed and only take passengers heading the same way. >> they'll have gun a helicopter. they can use the service. >> they'll offer $5 coffee cards >>> abc 7 news digital team released a video. >> i'll take san francisco ferry without issue. however, that will not be the case for hello -- fellow bart riders who come from further reaches into san francisco area, time to put aside differences and get to a solution. now. >> thanks nelson for that. you can also send to it abc 7 news facebook page. >> the government cut closer to avoiding a default. the dow jones closing the day above 15,000 mark once again, other markets did almost as well, nasdaq rose 82 points and s and p 500 added 36. there are so

news. >> tonight apple is wowing the tech industry with its new ipad. it's almost a half pound lighter. thinner than a pencil. >> i think apple demonstrated today that hardware, hardware is worth paying for. you pick it up and it's really light. >> i think the other tab blet makers are going to have it well. >> the ipad air tops out at 929s skpdz will debut november 1. existing ipad 2s now $299. so you can get a good deal on those. apple ipad mini with retina display. it's a7.9 inch device. a starting price of $399. >> apple wasn't the only one to unveil a new tabblet today >> there is another remarkable device out there to talk about. 3 d printers you've heard about those devices printing objects before your eyes? >> like a miracle. right? >> it s it's amazing. you hear printer you think those machines that spit out paper. 3 d printers create 3 d objects. they wanted to see what they can do. >> you can see people using 3 d printers to make all kinds of stuff. consumer reports just tested out 3 d printers from fr maker bot systems. it turns out they're cool you see them, you design. and