this year for the second time, he's taking that show on the road for the new tech crawl with help from the mayor's office. he's asked local tech companies to open their doors for fellow techies to come in and see what they're made of. >> we have a lot of startup founders, a lot of engineers, a lot of people looking for their next opportunity. and a lot of people that are just curious to get behind the doors of some of these companies they have heard so much about. >> going to be a very complicated design when it's finally done. >> reporter: from design labs to coworking spaces they see the creatures of tech in their natural habitat. >> this is one way to actually go to their place of work which shows a lot about a company. i think you learn a lot in meeting their employees at their place of business. >> they did their first prototypes. >> reporter: some of it's about learning. some about networking. >> five business cards in the last 30 minutes. >> reporter: for the companies presenting it can also be about recruiting. >> we are fairly new. >> reporter: there are big names involved lik

and to tell us all about how to safe guard our valuables in a new tech-friendly way we've got zach. >> it's called the coin guard because it guards your stuff and it's about the size of a coin. it's small, easy to put anywhere. >> guards what stuff and how? >> it senses motion. you can put it near anything you have. if it is moved in any way, you'll very quickly get an update on your phone notifying you that something, that whatever you put the sensor near is being tampered with. >> that's where it's cool. i get it, but if you're in europe and your phone says somebody just moved the coin guard from your diamond necklace, by the time you get there, that person is going to be gone. >> not necessarily. they don't know they set off the alarm. they moved an innocuous thing out of the way. i can see how this works. >> i get it. >> can be protecting your family. >> if you don't want them messing with power tools or the medicine cabinet, you can put them there so you're notified immediately. >> that i can get it behind. >> okay now, that is brilliant. >> supplement your own home security you

they're using some cool new tech.hat improves the security of the solution, the touch id improves the security. i think those will come in incremental steps. what probably mark was calling out is the lack of a breakthrough value add proposition. >> there's thought they'll get up to 25 basis points of the transaction. no one wants to give up huge dollar amounts like that. >> i think they did and i think it's actually kind of amazing they did. >> why? >> this is the issuers this is their bread winner. for them to give some of that up they had to be pretty afraid of missing out of the experience. >> they felt like they were backed into a corner and felt they had no choice. >> i think that's probably the case. >> why does apple have that much power? >> because they do completely control their eco system and it is a powerful system. the hardware, software, end to end of the handset. so if you are forced to either par take on their terms or be left out of their system, i guess they felt they didn't have a choice. >> why did

one company, boxed, is using new tech. er products in bulk without traditional wholesale club membership fees. we go inside in our first installment of our weeklong pecial, "new hack city." >> what happens when successful tech entrepreneurs take over a boring warehouse just outside of new york city? you get boxed. >> we wanted to build a service that no one has -- had built yet. the future oaf shopping. we're trying to get ahead of the curve. >> boxed is the e-commerce answer to wholesale clubs like costco and sam's club. buying in bulk without the membership fees. >> saving you a little bit of money. >> nearly eight in 10 orders qualify for flee shipping. the boxing are filled in warehouses in new jersey and las vegas. strategic locations to reach a large part of population in little time. >> 88% of our packages arrive in two days or less. to the general consumers it seems like we're traditional. behind the scenes we're still very much a technology company. >> how do you find out what's in the order? >> tap on the side on

. >>> cnbc has this new survey, things people are willing to sacrifice to be able to afford new tech. so what are the things they will give up to get the new iphone or samsung product? >> pretty much everything, actually, travel, food, health care. >> children's college? >> well, that may be as well. they can get a loan. but health care, which is such a battleground stateside the last couple years under president obama, these things will be cut back by nearly half of americans, 48% of respondents in this cnbc survey said they would give up those things to afford their key technology the two groups who will skim, apparently women between the ages of 18 and 49 and those earning incomes between 50 and $75,000. and the real item, of course, as you alluded to there, they want to hang on to and pay the bills most on time for was their cell phones. >> it's interesting about priorities. very interesting. great to see you. >>> we are following these disturbing new revelations coming out. there are reports about the actor who played the father and the pastor on the popular tv serious "7th heave

new york city marathon. find out how raise organizers are turning to tech to track performance. ♪ >> welcome back. rk marathon takes over the big apple this sunday. the event to attract 50,000 participants from around the world. how do you determine the winners? the tech being used in the marathon. grid game is working with a company called proto-track -- c transfers datach back to the race organizers in real time. lastat has happened in the 20 years of information processing and data processing is there has been a massive change in the amount of people and scale that you have to be .ble to process the only way to process large amounts of data is in memory computing. in computerur data drives. or disk that is necessary in order to support the real-time cal ollection that is happening to be up to process and report on the performance of athletes and do any analytics on that. you have these chips that are tags the in the racers run with. and as they pass sensors on the course, they will be moved into the cloud, and processed, and then information is provided in real time to not just runners but spect

a company called new tech.tells news4, quote, we have been working closely with the fda and our customers, and have conducted a voluntary withdrawal of a limited number of baby wipe products that were manufactured in june and july of 2014. new tech has requested that our affected customers remove the limited number of impacted lots from store shelves. the safety of customers and the quality of our products is a paramount concern to us, and we are taking all appropriate steps and corrective actions to ensure that this does not happen again. other stores may also be affected by this recall. we're going to tell you -- let you know about that as soon as we get an update from nutek. two more recalls to tell you about this evening. one of them involving chrysler for electronical problems affecting 900,000 vehicles. first recall we're going to tell you about affects 470,000 vehicles. do you have a jeep grand cherokee or chrysler 300 or a dodge charger? this is what we're talking about here. chrysler says the alternato

pennsylvania based new tech disposables is recalling the wipes because of a possible bacterial contaminationthese wipes were sold under the brand names cuties diapers.com, femtex, fred's, kidg et cetera, members mark simply right. they were sold at walgreens family dollar. >> youth football turns pink marking breast cancer awareness month. the minute men and their cheerleaders to the field for the pink pep rally. even the grownups got in on the action accenting their outfits in every shade of pink imaginable. well done. >>> and also on night plenty of pink at commerce square in center city philadelphia. landmarks all across the region are displaying their pink lights during october as a reminder for women to schedule a mammogram. this is the 13th year that cbs3 and the cw philly have teamed up with susan g. komen philadelphia for the lights for the cure campaign. >>> a big day for taylor swift her first official pop album hit stores today just a few days after a song leaked on line. >> all of those songs were taken down when her record label intervened. there is good news. critics are giving

we started by asking about the growth of new tech elegy in the city of san francisco.e city of san francisco. >> we have over 2000 tech companies employing 56,000 people. innovation is about solving problems in a collaborative way, getting creative in the way we approach everything from climate change to business to the challenges of success and working very hard on managing success. were able to cut unemployment literally in half. the hard wayearned is not to settle on success so quickly. we are able to create a lot of s in the city. we cut unemployment in half. that means there are a lot of other challenges. people want to live here. they want to work here. make sure it is affordable to people. their talent is saying, do you want us to stay? you have to work on the neighborhood being strong. you have to work on public safety. how about that homeless .hallenge they work on all of that. >> housing prices are going up. people are getting a big did. convicted -- getting evicted. afford toe cannot live here but want to. >> we need to have answers for people. i don't want

. >>> and old tech and new tech teaming up. ibm announcing a partnership with twitter to deliver data analytics, the goal is to shape businesses using data collected from tweets. shares of ibm off slightly, twitter down almost 4% at $42.08. >>> and twitter had company shares of facebook also lower despite facing better than expected quarterly results which we reported to you last night. twitter and facebook may operate two very different businesses, but as julie borsten tells us, they may have something in common, especially for their vision for the future. >> facebook has over a billion more active user than twitter, and twitter conversations are more public, while facebook is between friends, the two company stocks are both suffering from forecasted disappointing stocks at wall street. twitter not growing fast enough, facebook by slowing revenue growth in an upcoming jump in expenses. >> the critical question here is around expenses, the level of spending they will ramp up next year and we felt like that would have an impact

san jose state employee accused of stealing brand new tech equipment. that includes hundreds of wireless access points. investigators say he stole, 800,000 worth of equipment. >> next at 11:00, a major bank, hacked as tens of millions of customers have personal information compromised. why experts are calling this latest cyberattack a turning point. >> a serious mix-up has a sperm bank facing a lawsuit. >> nbc news crew finds itself at the center of the ebola virus outbreak. >> good evening. i'm meteorologist, jeff ranieri, clear skies, san jose, san francisco. mild temperatures to night. thought it was hot today -- wait till you see what we have for tomorrow. details on who will hit 104 degrees in a few minutes. >>> the latest american in africa to contract ebola is a member of our nbc family. the unidentified patient is a freelance cameraman working with our medical correspondent, dr. nancy snyderman. dr. snyderman who used to work at ucsf is reporting on outbreak from liberia. the infected patient will be flown back to the united states. snyderman sa

new york city marathon. find out how race organizers are turning to tech to track her performance next. streaming on your phone, tablet, bloomberg.com, apple tv. ♪ >> the new rick marathon takes over the big apple this sunday. the event expected to attract 50,000 participants from around the world. how do race organizers track runners performance and determine the winners? we take a look at the tech being used with great games ceo abe klinefelter joining us via skype. they are looking with a company thatd chronotrack transports information back to media and race organizers in real time. how will this work this weekend? what happened the last probably 20 years of information is there's aessing massive change in the amount of people and scale. you have to be able to process largely because of the internet and big data. the only way to process large amounts of data is what we call in memory computing. it stores your data in the you cans ram and process between 5000 and one million times faster than when it was saved and written to disk. it's necessary to support the real-time data collectio

>>> ten brands of baby wipes are being recalled due to potential bacteria contamination made by new tech sold at major retailers like walgreens and sam's clubs. there are claims the wipes smell strange and are discolored and one report of a rash and irritation, as well. so keep an eye out for that. >>> just getting started on this wednesday morning. 4:40 your time. gas below three bucks a gallon? we're already seeing it here in the bay area. why it could become the norm. we'll tell ya. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. up security at more ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, nationwide. so far >>> homeland security is beefing up security at more than 9,000 federal buildings nationwide. so far, it doesn't appear to be happening here. we found this man on the steps of the san francisco federal building just a few feet away from the empty guard shack. the order didn't specify which buildings outside of washington, d.c. would get the extra security. >>> no direct threat is identified in the u.s. but the rece

over time, the cost reduces, and you can apply the new tech to cars. that is the plan. company releases a family-friendly crossover, it is a vented to announce a smaller sedan which will cost half of the price of the model s and that will be the real rate through. -- breakthrough. >> tesla's big unveiling later today. betty liu will we there speaking with elon musk. what do you think will be unveiled today? .> it is interesting there has been so much speculation on the internet. sam was right. there is all this speculation it could be an all-wheel-drive version of the model s. i heard everything from a driverless car to maybe even a convertible. you heard actually yesterday where you guys are at the vanity summit, you must must have said, they got it right on one point. somebody out there has guessed it right. we will hear that later today. been interesting, the kind of buzz he has been generating. who has gotten this excited about a version of the car in this long? tweet out last week on october 1. overs been retweeted 14,000 times. the stocks have gone up almost 9%. e

is it something that all companies or new tech companies doing more acquisitions that do not work out>> we see it across the board. there is a time where more than half the s&p 500 had restructuring charges in their income in a single year, which is pretty broad. >> you think the hewlett-packard thing is not unusual? i think the event itself is not unusual but the magnitude and the consistency with which they've done it -- well, it raises eyebrows. >> stanford economist charles lee, always appreciate your time. >> be sure to catch our special coverage all day tomorrow and thursday live from vanity fair new establishment. we have a great lineup of guests joining us including the ceo and cofounder of life media as well as tom preston, former ceo of viacom. that interview at 3:30 p.m. eastern, 12:30 p.m. pacific writer on bloomberg television. launching its latest line of cameras at rest by. how much is the camera maker changing the video industry? that is next on "bloomberg west ." ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. go pro has launched their newest line of cameras t

he started by asking about the school's latest venture, a tech campus on roosevelt island in new york> two things, but one in the same. roosevelt island, we are building a world-class tech campus that is part of cornell university. a graduate school and have 2,000 students. currently, we are at about 100, 40 of whom m.b.a. students. it's a tech/innovation/entrepreneurship m.b.a. program. >> that's a huge, 2,000 students is a lot of people. grad students? >> all grad students. important to note that the tech campus in new york city will not infringe at all upon the undergraduate population, so it is purely a grad campus. masters in engineering, m.b.a. going to be fabulous and roosevelt will probably change because of it. >> no kidding. what is it about new york? why new york? why new york city? roosevelt island? >> when cornell entered the r.f.p. a few years ago, i was involved in that whole process and came down to cornell and stanford and after cornell won the competition, new york city is an epicenter of entrepreneurial activity and the folks in ithaca believed that it would help an

social security and those traditional programs in washington versus new tech and new ideas.nd possibly a more libertarian approach. but ythey're both young. the group "no kill contra c >>> many animals have a goal of a no-kill nation. and they're setting their sights on a shelter in the east bay. >> 4,000 animals were killed here last year, even though many of them were healthy and nice enough to be adopted out. >> to make this shelter a no-kill shelter would require approval from the board of supervisors. time is not on their side. >> my tax dollars, i don't want them being sent on killing these companion animals. >> there are alternatives out there, successful no-kill open admission municipal shelters out there. >> the mayor says there are meetings set up with the board member and the shelter to figure out what steps this group needs to take to make this a no-kill shelter. >> that's going to be an interesting one. when you bring that rule in, it brings in a lot of money too to keep everybody alive. in the san jose mayoral rac. the police officer's union s the ,,,,,,,,,,,,,

then, over time, the costs reduce, and you can apply the new tech to cars of all prices, which, of coursela's plan. it's expected to announce a smaller sedan that will cost half the price of the model s. bloomberg television will, of course, be covering tesla's big unveiling. betty liu will be there speaking with elon musk. what do you think is going to be unveiled today? >> it's interesting because there have been -- there has been so much speculation on the internet. there is all the speculation that it could be an all wheel drive, dual motor version of the model s, but i have heard everything from driverless car to maybe even a convertible model s. you heard yesterday where you guys are at the "vanity fair" new establishment summit, elon musk said the internet has it right at least on one point, so somebody out there who has guessed something has guessed it right. we will hear that later today. it has been interesting the kind of buzz he has been generating. who has gotten this exciting -- this excited about a version of a car in this long? retweetedhas been over 14,000 times. the stoc

new tech disposables issued the voluntary recall. brands include sintex, and simply clean wipes. the manufacturers received reports of rashes and fever, customers can return the wipes to the stores where they were purchased. >>> new details on a dangerous tendency of women, harvard scientists found that men are month more likely than women to have symptoms that are more severe before seeking attention. partly do to the perception that hearts disease is a man's disease, but in reality coronary heart disease is a leading cause in death in women. >>> researchers found that simple sugar water or agave nectar relieved symptoms in children, the sweet solution has no side affects, the fda recommends not giving cough medicine to children under 2 years old and pediatricians say under 4 years old. >>> later today experts from the rothman institute will take your questions about hip surgery and how to recover more quickly. check in 6abc.com for the live video chat this afternoon from 4:00 until 5:00, you can submit your questions rights now. >>>

news. virginia tech is strengthening its ban on discrimination to include transgender students. they will structure their diversity image. saidirginia tech president he wants the university to send a message of an inclusive campus. the washington nationals are battling the san francisco giants on the giants home turf. while lots of you are cheering him on from home and at the game, suzanne kennedy is live in san francisco with the throngs. >> we are still scoreless in the third inning. me you can see the error people milling about outside at&t park. we can hear fans cheering. we are keeping an eye on things very closely. this has been quite a day. it has been a carnivallike atmosphere throughout the day. part of what happened here is batting practice pre-at a lot of national fans came out and decided they want to check it out. they had that voluntary practice here at at&t park. having lunch with his siblings. their son and brother -- >> he always tries to stay not high and not low. you start worrying about things and that takes your mind off of what you have to do. they just sta

places, not just in nevada -- i have been to two in nevada -- there is a bigger issue about what the new tech worker looks like. we like to think it is some guy driving up to 80 in his tesla on hisway to cashing in facebook options, but there is a different aspect to what tech is doing to the economy. >> amazon combines inventory and the shopping, so they are doing the shopping for you. >> is a very physical, factory-like job. >> exactly. a lot of them estimate their walk 15 miles a day. they have productivity quotas they have to meet. they do not meet them, they can be fired. it is a physically demanding job. some of the workers said they would like to be home resting, not standing on line, being treated like a criminal. forow serious is this amazon? when i first read the story, i thought how unjust, but then i found out that retailers lose billions of dollars every year to employee theft. how serious is this for amazon, and what should the consequences the? ?- consequences be >> it is very serious for amazon, but the question is whose responsibility is it? should they be protecting themselv

. >> a san jose state university employee accused of standing brand new tech equipment. jose worked in the i.t. department. police say he took up to a thousand dollars in equipment. >> can be frustrating for students. resources are scarce. >> they're minimal for sure. >> 5:08 on this morning. >> well, you nope, traffic right now, it's kind of minimal as well. we just have the very smart of this community. this is your commute approaching that exchange. not a problem as far as the speeds go. out of the altamont pass, volume is just starting to build. we do have more cars coming over and that will mean the beginning of the commute. nothing really dramatic. the big news is that three on and off ramps have opened over the last couple of days here, there's a new signal there as well that will change the traffic flow it improves it because the loop is gone and you don't have to cross under the freeway. watch out for your fellow drivers on to and off, we'll give you a live look outside and show you the bay bridge toll plaza where we had just a couple kaurs waiting in line, can'

new york. >>> speaking of tech news in a way apple has rumors, and that is that apple may be releasing a new version of its ixts pad this month. and bloomberg reports that new version of the ipad may feature gold as a choice. apple is not commenting on this latest report but analysts say that a new color could provide a new boost for the company as we move closer to the holiday shopping season, and it was just october when they introduced the new apple ipad and sales declined the last two quarters when the product was introduced in 2010, military veterans that want to try bee keeping, a unique opportunity is offered by the delaware bee keepers association and the state of delaware, vets can get training with hives at the hope gardens here in newcastle and one lucky veteran will be picked from the veterans. >>> and now they asking for more pre-k funding tonight. and other police officers read to this prekindergarten class in aspen today. they say that 71% of kids in the county do not have access to pre-k and surveys show that early education for at risk children lowers the r football fans lik

new wristband smart phone called the pulse. this is not will i am's first foray into the tech world, he was one of the founders of beats headphones in a recent interview, will i am spoke to msnbc about the goal of his new venture and the importance of computer science education for the younger generation. >> when it comes to education reform, there's a lot of successful people in america. if you want education reform, you just got to do that. government is great, but it's slow. but they sure ain't slow when it comes to some terror threat and for some reasons billions of dollars get cleared and we send airplanes and stuff real fast. i don't get it. there's some terror right now here in america and that's called lack of education. you ask a ninth grader, when are you taking ios? do you have android in fourth period? microsoft for second period? those are the biggest businesses in america. you would think in america that kids are learning those tools. apple has more money than the american government has liquid. you should take an interest in computer science and s.t.e.m. so you can bring markets to product. i want them to see if i

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is the new tech phrase now no show o next says that high security meetings were held on isis and for a lot of them. president obama justyou took an check. >> neil: well, the president says he misjudged the isis threat, but did he actually ignore the isis threat or just became surprised by the isis threat. they were warned about the terror group last year. it doesn't help that we're hearing that the president missed half of his briefings. the white house is quibbling. nevertheless richard perle said the president's passiveness is becoming dangerous. you know, secretary that is what is being called into question that he clearly didn't seem interested in what was coming out of these meetings. what do you make of that? >> i think the shaping of a foreign security policy doesn't depend on one meeting or another meeting. it flows from a aview of the world and a comprehension and understanding of where the dangers lie and the development of strategies to deal with them. that's where the obama administration has been woefully deficient. >> neil: the president has always been of the view that

coming up on "today in the bay," an early look at the new tech following rolling out next week that couldu ditch your wallet. >>> a serious revelation by one of the biggest names in music. why bono says he wears those trademark sunglasses. >>> welcome back. look at this picture of san jose. it's all peaceful there and the sun is starting to warm things up a little bit. no rain in the forecast for the south bay or the rest of the bay area. sandt any slaughter will give us more on that in a few minutes. >>> almost all rock stars wear sunglasses to look cool or hide from the paparazzi. at least one of them does it out of necessity. bono is rarely ever seen without sunglasses. he says it's because he has glaucoma. if he doesn't wear sunglasses, he is in big trouble. if someone takes a picture of him without his glasses, he'll see the flash the rest of the day. he's had glaucoma 20 years now. not to worry, he is not going blind. >>> your iphone is good for one more thing. you can use it as your wallet. mountain view food spots are taking apple pay out for a test drive. it's a new mobile paymen

well, he's laying into big tech companies like apple saying the new antisnooping policies cryptography are hurting national security. we want to hear from you on that topic. vote cnbc.com/vote. your chance to be heard starts now. first to sue on another day for stocks. >> the dow lower for the 16th time in some 21 sessions being dragged down by ibm. the dow jones industrial average trading down by about 62 points. the nasdaq is in the green and the s&p 500 is in the green. s&p up by about 6. let's get more on the trading action. hi, bob. >> ibm hurting the dow jones industrial average and not dramatically the rest of the market. we are a lot calmer than a week ago. two things really matter right now, number one, oil has stabilized from 105 to low 80s in oil. we have been there for the last three days. stability really matters particularly for the big energy names. exploration and production stocks many of them like chesapeake down north of 25%. take a look at big names. last three days they have been bouncing back. not dramatically but have stabilized. the other key headline is ebola.

but founder of speed dating for start up and second time he's taking that show on the road for the new tech crawl help from the mayor office he asked local tech company to open the doors for foley techie to come in and see what they are made of. >> we have start up founders. we have a lot of engineers a.lot of people looking for the next opportunity. and a lot of people just cure to us get hin the doors of some of the company that they have heard so much about. >> very complicated design when finally. >> co-work space get to see the creature of tech in the natural habitat. >> thinks one way not to see them present but place of work which show as lot about a company fpl you learn a lot meeting employee at the place of business. at the home. >> they did the first prototype these are the prototype machines. >> some is about learning and some about networking. >> business cards if the last 30 minute. >> company presenting it can also be about recuting. >> there are big names involved like linked in and get help. >> some are names that you recognize and some of them are names that you don't reco

. >> art, what strikes me in tech is old and new tech is up. you have emc up a percent. apple up near all time high lgs. hp and plus aside from yelp you have splunk and smaller names that trade up at the same time. what do you make of that? >> the same thing with the vcs. money is gravitating towards the silicon valley area. some before they come out public and everybody else is saying hey look, tech is safe again. let me get in it. so it was an underchased world for a while. >> and does this scrambling in short covering take us to new highs? >> it is that possibility. i would look at the s&p up around oh 1965 to 1975 in that area. and we'll see how we go. >> when you loo lose 150 hammeds in a few days and gain 100 back people say liquidity is going to be a story. volatility for months to come? >> i think so. particularly when you get market moving news i think a lot of the regulatory changes have diminished a number of intermediaries around. so when it moves you don't get the distribute that risk over a broader field. it goes stroigt down one pipe. so when crow get mark

. >> on tech know, >> as you walk around the concourse, you can always see the field, you can always hear the action. >> an inside look at san francisco's new high tech stadium. >> the 49er games are powered by the sun >> kicking off a green revolution >> i think this is a good snapshot of the stadium of the future >> tech know's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is my selfie, what can you tell me about my future? >> can effect and surprise us... >> don't try this at home... >> tech know, where technology meets humanity only on al jazeera america >> this is al jazeera america. i'm randall pinkston in new york with the look at today's top stories. new ebola guidelines are due from the cdc, we'll have a live report. a flurry of air strikes in the seesaw battle for kobani. plus a sign of a deeply divided church. catholic church refusing to open gays. and an inside look at north korea. al jazeera get

new tech disposables incorporated is recalling baby wipes because some of the packages contain bacteriaey were sold under the names of cuties, diapers.com, member's mark, simply right, sunny smiles, tender touch and well beginnings. the wipes were sold at wall genes, sam's club, family dollar, fred'sanddiapers.com. return them for a full refund. >>> 6:19 and toronto's mayor rob ford will be out of a job as he undergoes treatment for a rare cancer in the aftermath of the scandals over public drunkenness and admitting to smoking crack. john torre won the seat beating his brother doug. >>> and nasa will try one more time to launch a rocket from virginia. a boat in the area forced nasa to scrub the liftoff last night at the last minute. the commercial rocket is supposed to take fresh supplies to the international space station. the time for today's launch, 6:22 p.m. if it happens, you might see the glow here and along the east coast from massachusetts to south carolina. of course, there's always the weather-permitting thing. >> speaking of weather-permitting, we have to ask the expert. tom

many enrolled in after school programs to learn new tech skills. >> this grade is when girls start toterest in math and science and we need to get them there. and not wait until they are in high school. >>reporter: tech company are realizing many of these girls will some day be part of their work force. >> latino in general 40 percent of the my license ideal in the u.s. about by 50. 40 percent millennial. half of them wome women. >>reporter: without enough local hire company forced to look outside of the country. tom already do. the. >> this is not just the problem of the company. this is also the problem of the education system. it needs the reform. bring in more opportunities. for kid exposeed to science. math. technology. >>reporter: they think big innovation summit hosted by google. the pump is to help increase the number of latino in stem career and tech company by making connections. if this is the director of the minority business development agency in dc. business is on by latino. growing respectedly. sfichlt xwel obviously is to move into the industry and of tomorrow and make

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in april, facebook removed its messenger feature from facebook and required users to download a new app. tech crunch reports a stanford student uncovered a hidden feature this week. it lets friends pay each other. he said it's not turned on yet, though he suspects some facebook employees do have access to it. facebook recently hired the ex-president of paypal to head up the messenger team. >>> coming up next on abc 7 news at 9:00, work to beauty the castro district was suppose to be done in time for today's street fair, but it wasn't. find out what the city plans to do next with the project. >>> plus, a look at your monday morning forecast. meteorologist drew tuma is up next. >>> well, the alex smith/colin kaepernick matchup today at levi stadium didn't t >>> castro street's $6 million sidewalk widening and improvement project is not complete yet, but the fair went on. san francisco's department of public works fail the to meet its deadline to wrap up the street upgrade before today's castro street fair. but construction signs and marked off areas did not deter hundreds of fair goers from the

and from old tech to new tech, one trader making an interesting move in facebook.have the details. plus after a vol tatile week, g gives you the key levels to watch. we kick off with apple beating on the top of the bottom line. josh lipton has been ton the call. >> reporter: no surprise. a lot of focus and attention on that new iphone 6 and 6 plus. take a listen to what tim cook had to tell analysts. >> today we've launched in 32 countries including china and our new iphones will be shipping in 69 countries and territories making this our fastest and most successful ffu fful impt iphone ever. >> reporter: cook describing demand for the new iphones as, quote, off the charts. back to you. >> thanks so much. for more, let's bring in brian blair who is also on that apple earnings call. brian, you had mentioned a new category being created now. >> that's right, they will break out ipods, include beats, the watch. and i think it's a way for them to take a lot of these uptss that maybe are doing small units. ipods thousa s are only doing a million. they will break it out

call them new tech consumers, where americans are spending cash and what they are cutting back on. plus -- >> coming up, a power pitch that aims to couch the competition. will the panel think it is a bright idea? >> how do you think about differentiating the bright brand when you don't have that brand at retail experience? >> it sounds convincing but copyable. >> stay tuned to vote with the power pitch analysts live. are you in or out? go to cnbc.com/vote right now and get ready to start voting. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. i have a cold. i took nyquil but i'm still stuffed up. nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. really? alka-seltzer plus night rushes relief to eight symptoms of a full blown cold including your stuffy nose. (b

courses, many enrolled in after school programs to learn new tech skills. >> fifth grade is when girlsest in math and science. we need to get them there, not wait until they are in high school. >> reporter: tech companies are realizing many of these girls will some day be part of their work force. >> latinas in general will be 40% of the millenials in the u.s. half of that will be women. >> reporter: without enough local hires, companies will be forced to look outside of the country. many already do. >> this is not just the problem of the company. this is also a problem of the educational system. the educational system needs to reform. bring in more opportunities for kids to be exposed to science, advanced sciences, mathematics, technology. >> reporter: the latinas think big innovation summit was hosted by google. its purpose is to help increase the number of latinas in s.t.e.m. careers and tech companies by making connections. this is the development of an agency in washington, d.c. she says businesses owned by latinas are growing rapidly. >> those are promising statistics. the goal o

analysts are looking for good news from the tech giant. ws. $1.31 a share, that compares to a year ago. and traders were getting this on apple today with two calls trading for every put. so dan, what do you think? time to buy? >> in the context of the conversation we just had, apple's reaction to the results will be very important as it relates to sentiment toward the market. this is the largest market cap company and sentiment is very positive. there has been a lot of news on the product front. we know iphone 6 and 6 plus sales are going well. they took maybe 20 million reorders in china. and that's going to be a great opportunity. the ipad stuff is a problem. that was an uninspiring presentation yesterday on a product that is about to go x growth. when you think about it. so to me, a lot of news that is in apple. i think the stock is deemed to be defensive. they have about a their of their market cap in cash. things are just fine. they have 2% dividend yield. so to me, the quarter will be in line. guidance should be strong. if the guidanc

. >> often when we hear about these fantastic new tech startups they come from israel.viv is known for a lot of tech companies. what are other sectors that are starting to stand out and maybe growing that perhaps investors around the world should start taking notice of? >> if you look at the tel aviv index you will see a number of high tech stocks and the banking sector is very, very active. so are real estate and natural gas and energy. israel was 100% dependent on foreign oil up to a few years ago. in the last four or five years our energy dependence has gone down. this has also been very good for us and it has also allowed us to start selling water and reduce our water dependency. the eastern middle east does not have a water shortage anymore. the combination of energy and high tech has made it possible for us to be self-sufficient. >> you have arab spring and isis and what is going on with isis. how do you reassure that you guys are off the headlines as far as investing risk? >> if you look back in the last 30 years and look at the performance of the economy and the

a san jose state university employee is accused of stealing brand new tech equipment. he worked as a network analyst in the university's i.t. department. police say he stole up to $800,000 worth of equipment, much of which purchased to improve the school's wireless network. >>> well, it's been one year since the university of california hired its now high profile chief janet napolitano, in charge of all ten uc campuses and makes up one of the highly regarded university systems in the world. jessica aguirre sat down with her to talk about the first year on the job. >> an outsider coming in, the breadth and depth of the university of california is almost impossible to comprehend until you're sitting in a chair like mine. >> reporter: she says her role at the university of california is like being a ceo. it's a job that requires hard choices, like the decision by regents to admit a record number of out of state students. >> i've heard a figure somewhere for each international student they pay for themselves and another student to come to california, is that factual? >> th

new tech disposable says the recalls wipes affected brands cutest, diapers.om, f emt ex, kidgets, member's mark, simply right, tender touch, well combination. you can return the wipes for full refund. >>> apple pay will not work at cvs and rite aid. the pharmacy change disable the mobile payment system without explaining why. forbes magazine reports it could be because cvs and rite aid are a part of a group of retailers working on their own rival payment system called current c. >>> wal-mart is apologizing this morning, for something posted under the halloween section of their website. >> take a look here, website listed some of its plus size women's costumes as quote fat girl costumes. they include add clown, and witch. wal-mart later apologized, and removed that category, on line. >> your time now 6:27. and coming up in our next half hour of "eyewitness news", we are following breaking news, dog fighting ring busted, in south philly. jan? >> reporter: well, new developments in the police investigation, into possible hazing, here at cbs west high. i'm jan ca