wsf bank showed off the new tech with the help of a robot. it's only the 4th bank in the company to offer the new service. if somebody steals your phone. >> i don't trust the robot. >> can the robot go shopping? >> still ahead new stories you didn't see last night. growing gridlock a major highway in eastern tennessee is shut down after 6 people are killed in a crash. >> a purple heart resip yanlt yanlt -- recipient was denied a ride on a new jersey transit bus because of who was with him. >> crews have been working to clear it and they just did before they were supposed to, the vine westbound reopened at this point eastbound reopened a little bit ago you're good to go on the vine. i-95 approaching cottman traffic looking good, that's southbound traffic heading toward center city. no delays because it's early out there. let's look at the maps, we have a few accidents at this hour, this one coming into us at aning ton montgomery county. another accident in vineland closing landis avenue between maine and spring road. stick to chestnut avenue as

. >>> and new information out today involving accidents with the new tech vehicles. >>> >>> was it ade joke or something worse? what led to an east bay teacher to give an unusual homework assignment. an encinal teach srer is on leave after he asked them to find his parents sex toys and send him selfies all for extra credit. they say the popular geomtry teacher was just joking but parents aren't laughing. the school district released "the safety of students, families and staff is of great importantance to all of us and the district staff is now taking steps to address things in the way legally required." >>> and google has been criticized when reports released that their self driving cars had been involved in various accidents. google says six accidents happened in autoonmous driving and all happened in google's home town of mountain view. >>> and apple will unveil a new direction monday morning. they're getting ready to launch their world wide developers conference. they're getting ready to release a streaming service to compete with pandora and a lot of new apps. >>> a lot of vips i

it's still pretty significant and it's hard for these old legacy businesses to compete with the new tech industries that can come in and afford these higher rents and another recommendation is legacy businesses should be allowed to purchase the properties where they are located and have some sort of permit so that these people can stay and rent is going to keep increasing and if they can purchase these places they won't have this continuing issue and now i'm going to introduce our next presenter. darren cavalero. >> welcome darren. >> good evening ladies and gentlemen. again, i'm going to speak to you today on behalf of the case studies team. we have cheyenne here and will say hi. our team was given the task of studying and observing two businesses on different sides of the coin in terms of displacement issues as mentioned by the previous presenter and first we have bell mar meat market and bell mar is the one staring displacement in the face and was established in the eighties by mr. vas can vas mr. vasquez when you order a burrito for example this charming old lady comes up to you and

crucial upcoming piece for seniors and disability with veto advocate the funding for, however, the new tech council was established this is to advance the digital inclusion for the authors and the cities connected as ann mentioned earlier it is funded by the mayor so that was great and the last thing was a presentation on the daily fund campaign which is backed and funded by coalition community-based organization and 8 members of the council actually were part of the fund and the daily the coalition is working to put this measure on the 2016 ballot and it dedicated 2 percent of city's property tax approximately $29 million a year to be used for critical services for older adults and people with disabilities and veterans those are the populations as we all know who face the unstable futures living in san francisco and citywide poll found extremely strong support for this bond measure that coalition we'll be continuing that work those are the 3 presentations that the council was presented so any questions? >> okay. >> thank you very much. >> thank you is the kathy restraining order so we have

news at 6:00. >>> women still make up a small number of tech workers. >> but a new tech campus going on in san leandro will have a prominent woman at the front. >> take a look. it will be the 55-foot steel sculpture that went up three years ago. the art work is being reassembled by the artist in his treasure island studio and it depicts a woman with her head held back and outstretched arms. >> i had people walk up to me and say i love my body for the first time ever after seeing it and that's not the same as i should look like her. >> well, truth will be installed and the san leandro tech campus. >> it will be lit with 2500 led lights. >> that's going to be beautiful. >> oh yeah. >> thanks so much for joining us. world news tonight with david muir. >> i'm ama daetz, spencer christian and all of us thanks for inviting us into your homes tonight. >> see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, the knife-wielding terror suspect turning on police. the takedown in boston. officers opening fire. the suspect had been under surveillance for possible ties to isis. we're on the scene. >>> the moment of impact. the amtrak trai

is this just the flavor of the week or really is food the new tech? >> is food the new tech?tech then you're in for some high momentum stocks that eventually come back down to earth. i think in a lot of ways that's a good analogy in that these names do well they're kind of buzzing, they're kind of hip. we saw this with buffalo wild wings, with whip poetly. lychipotle. i think you have to be careful about the food of month club. not because they're bad businesses just because the way thee things trade they tend to have a lot of froth and momentum. then investing aperture goes somewhere else. >> we'll save the froth for the cappuccino companies. craig johnson, technically strip the emotion, strip the bleu cheese out of it how do these stocks look for investors technically? >> sure. let's carve it up in a couple different ways. >> nice. carve it up. >> carve it up and look at it from a technical perspective first. what i'm seeing is we've seen a little bit of relative strength to weakness in the restaurant sector but not enough to include a huge trend change there. when you talk

momentous week for that new tech world giant.ng of course about facebook, the biggest social network company out there. it passed the market cap of the world's largest reermt, walmart. that move kicked walmart out of the s&p 500's top ten companies by market value. among large cap tech companies apple and facebook real standouts to the up side. on a year-to-date basis apple's up 15%. afghanistan fbs's up 13%. that's a lot of firepower on the bullish side for large cap stocks and technology. but not all those large caps like you said have kept up. check out what's happening with semiconductor stocks like intel, down 15% so far this year. qualcomm down 13%. on the software side of things you've got oracle down 9%. large cap technology stocks that are lagging. then there's google. the second biggest stock in the s&p. shares are positive but lagging behind some of those other tech giants. the class a voting shares up just 4% so far this year, still beating the s&p. the non-voting shares, the c class, just up around 1%. so google one

what to draw your attention to fidelity is offering to buy a new tech company.have seen it jump up it is valuing the company at 1.7 billion pounds. jonathan: we will take it to japan. earlier this morning the central bank maintained its record monetary stimulus as governor kuroda speaks about inflation. let's go to willie. any signs that all they are done easing? bring us up to speed. willie: there has been confusion. i covered the federal reserve in washington for many years, now we are focusing on boj speak. we are trying to figure out the ins and outs of that. when you look at japan's economy at the moment, gdp is doing better, there are some indications that the boj's massive stimulus is paying off certainly the weak profits. we are not seeing a lot of companies raising wages. in many ways the boj is focused on inflation, but that is a symptom of japan's problems, not the underlying illness which is the lack of confidence in the future. i think you will see more boj action later the biggest reason is because it is the only game in town. the prime and a surfa

we will take you behind the scenes in the gaming industry new tech hub. ♪ orlando florida, the city moston characters is becoming the center of the electronic gaming industry. cory johnson took a closer look. cory: orlando is home of one of the biggest video games ever created. madden football. sold, $4 billion in sales. the zipper on division develops that game here in florida. acquired tiburon development. of now they have a slew blockbusters, like football, tiger woods golf, and nba live. ea after 15 years, a sizable diaspora has created a second-generation orlando game companies. helpsl that growth, ea the university of central florida launch a graduate game program, the florida interactive fiea.tainment academy, or if these kinds of activities that give them real world experience before they go out into the real world like this. the former is executive tom carbone helped launch the program. we help them in the experience of making games. cory: and that kind of low-cost housing and inspiration has created a vibrant gaming committee in orlando. >> they see what is happening here and i

pimm: they've got this new tech center in pittsburgh.is a question of whether the university understood the meaning of the joint venture. betty: i love this angle, uber putting taxi drivers out of business and now it might also be putting the drivers out of business, if they go on, driverless automobiles. bem: in the sensitive might driver assisted. you never know with these 40 hires. maybe they will make it work. betty: brave new world. that does it for me. over that does it for you. much more ahead in the next half hour. a pick up a new startups. celebrate. we are still at historic lows. ♪ welcome back to the bloomberg "market day." i am betty lou. another republican announces white house aspirations. the latest, lindsey graham. launched his bid for the presidency making his announcement in the small town where he grew up. i want to bem: president to meet our problems head on honestly and realistically for the purpose of solving them. not hiding them or taking advantage of them. i want to make government work for you, not the other way

how local police say their new high tech tool helped slap handcuffs onto a dangerous man. >> two highniors psyched for their class trip until they were told no wheel chairs allowed. >> all i wanted was to go on a field trip. this is the last time i will see many of my classmates. >> how the school is defending the decision to leave >> a new high tech crime footing tool and good police work have a florida man facing serious trouble. he's charged in the attempting kidnapping avenue south jersey woman. >> it happened in waterford township which happens to be one of the first departments in south jersey to use body cameras on their officers. dave schratwieser is at the camden county jail. how did this all unfold. >> reporter: a good description from the victim in this case and an alert police officer with a body cam helped lead to an arrest in less than 24 hours lucy. that suspect tonight is behind bars here at the camden county jail being held on $425000 bail. >> it records both video and audio. >> reporter: waterford township police have been wearing body cameras for almost a year now.

it poached 40 and researchers and scientists staff its new tech center in pitsberg.hey were key to developing driverless car technology. uber reportedly offered some scientists huge bonuses worth hundreds of thousands of dollars and doubled the sal reeze of others. they made an offer that they couldn't refuse, melissa. . melissa: it's all about money. and taxpayers may not be so happy to hear about this one. and forget coffee. how about waking up to the smell of money? we're going to tell you one company that's making it happen attention. did you or anyone in your household work around asbestos-containing gaskets and packing? the garlock bankruptcy may affect your rights even if you do not presently have an asbestos-related disease. garlock's products were used in industrial and maritime settings, where steam, hot liquid or acid moved in pipes. certain personal injury claims must be filed by october 6, 2015. you may have a right to vote on garlock's plan to reorganize and pay claims. call 844-garlock or go to garlocknotice.com wheall i can think abouthit, is getting

why working with the 2016 candidates is surprisingly similar to launching a new tech company. best chief executives as ranked by their own employees. who is at the top of the list and who didn't make the grade at all. ♪ olivia: good morning. i'm olivia sterns fit pimm. pimm: i am pimm fox. olivia: let us look at the top stories is our good the measure would give president obama fast-track authority for a transpacific trade deal. a leading of public and told reporters

how local police say their new high tech tool helped slap handcuffs onto a dangerous man. >> two highseniors psyched for their class trip until they were told no wheel chairs allowed. >> all i wanted was to go on a field trip. this is the last time i will see many of my classmates. >> how the school is defending the decision to leave these two behind. if you want a paint with no harsh fumes. if you want a paint without harmful chemicals. if you want a paint that's safer for your family, and the environment... only this can. natura from benjamin moore. paint like no other. certified asthma and allergy friendly by the asthma and allergy foundation of america. >> a new high tech crime footing tool and good police work have a florida man facing serious trouble. he's charged in the attempting kidnapping avenue south jersey woman. >> it happened in waterford township which happens to be one of the first departments in south jersey to use body cameras on their officers. dave schratwieser is at the camden county jail. how did this all unfold. >> reporter: a good description from the victim in

next up, here is some tech news. everybody loves some tech news.dows 10 finally has a release date, july 29th. top paragraphs give the release date for windows 10 and talk about how it has been several years since the last windows came out. let's go down to the last line of the news story. what's new in windows 10? "well, we added a new color to microsoft paint," said microsoft ceo satya nadella, "also the paper clip guy looks a little different. he blinks better." [ laughter ] satya then stared at the ground for a full thirty seconds and whispered "god, help us." [ laughter ] best part. that's the best part. pretty good part. not good at all. best part. turning to movie news, "jaws" resurfaces in theaters for 40th anniversary. many movie theaters will be showing "jaws" this weekend to celebrate its 40th anniversary. let's go down to the last line of the news story. "becoming that shark was by far the hardest role of my career," said academy award winning actor daniel day lewis. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i didn't know. did you know? i didn't know.

company plans to open another 200 new tech brands locations this summer. 450 to 550 new stores over the15 fiscal year. and gamestop's being smart about this. they're not just opening new stores willy-nilly. because we know that existing simply mack and spring mobile stores are experiencing strong gains. this is a fabulous growth business that has the power to transport gamestop into more than a retailer. this ever a loyalty program called power up rewards. this has the staggering 40 million members. that's like a whole country or like maybe like five countries or something depending on the country. like an 8 million person -- well, you get it. gamestop gives the reward program members aggressive rebates and discount offers along with exclusive entries into the sweepstakes. especially what gamestop calls high spend gamers like me right here, right, i'm a high spend gamer. look at this all. i have out the accoutrements. they love video games. they spend three times more on games as attracting the video game addicts is hugely important and the high spend gamers account for 78% of the compa

dagen: lauren, a new survey. tech companies versus banks. turns out we trust the financial capabilities of the amazons of the world more than the jpmorgan of the world. dagen: thank you, ladies. new developments for escaped prisoners in upstate new york. a corrections officer at the maximum-security prison have been arrested. he delivered for us to meet with tools hidden inside to the convicted murderers. his attorney says the officer did not know any contraband was inside to me. we will have a live report from the search area in a few minutes. the fast track trade bill has to the white house for a signature after passing in the senate 60 to 38. the legislation strengthens the president and the global trade to. many democrats oppose the measure saying it could cost american jobs. the senate passed a separate bill providing aid to workers who lose their jobs because of trade. that talks between greece and the international creditors have resumed. greek prime minister alexis tsipras meeting with the head of the european commission, internationa

but some say the release of these videos could be political to settle all scores or as part of a new techse pictures have put the prison under the spotlight, but it is not certain if it will also mean the end of prisoner abuse. >>> rising electricity prices have lead to large protests in armenia's capitol. police arrested hundreds of people who were angry at the actions of a russian-owned power firm as andrew potter reports. >> reporter: riot police move in on hundreds of protesters in the armenian capitol. backed by water cannon uniform and plain-clothed officers arrested more than 200 early on tuesday. the crowd had been part of a larger protest on monday that attracted about 5,000 people. they are angry at the government's decision to raise the tariff on electricity prices by between 17 and 22%. after the protesters were stopped from reaching the presidential palace, they blocked a central avenue overnight, refusing to disburse. the electricity net work is owned by a russian firm. it says the increased tariffs are in response to a value fall in the value of armenia's currency. the bord

why working with the 2016 candidates is surprisingly similar to launching a new tech company. pimm: the best chief executives as ranked by their own employees. who is at the top of the list and who didn't make the grade at all. ♪ olivia: good morning. i'm olivia sterns fit pimm. pimm: i am pimm fox. olivia: let us look at the top stories is our good the measure would give president obama fast-track authority for a transpacific trade deal. a leading of public and told reporters "the vote is friday to cope speaking a short time ago, house speaker john boehner had this to say. >> the trade votes are neither -- never an easy lift around here. republicans are continuing to work and we are seeing positive momentum in the right direction. olivia: getting democrats onboard is the problem though and there may be a last-minute hangup on how to pay workers who lose their jobs because of free trade. the next target for federal prosecutors -- trading in the treasury market. bloomberg is reporting that the treasury department is looking into whether financial institutions are sharing inform

new on "action news," modern tech ended the fun times four young woman trespass cruising a hot tub latenight. they managed to get pictures and post them on social media. neighbors say they are glad more people have cameras out and on at night. >> trespass when you're 20 years old and but they know not to do something like this. >> 30 some years ago i'm glad they didn't have cameras glad they didn't do that kind of stuff, i was a teenager, too. >> at least they have a good attitude about it. but there's no word yet if the hot tub hoppers will be charged. >>> the valedictorian said he cannot speak at his graduation. he said he was previously disciplined for speaking out against two teachers and using a cell phone. a new a new policy or graduation speeches who prevent him from speaking. he asked his guidance counselor if the matter could be resolved peacefully, that was determined as threat. the school ordered him to undergo a psychiatric valuation. >> even though i was cleared by a doctor i was suspended for five days. school officials told reporter, they cannot comment because this is a

how this line of high-tech jewelry can help >>> well, just in time for summer a new wearable tech gadget promises to help protect you from sun damage. melissa cabral on the smart bracelet that gives you a heads up before you burn. >> reporter: it's where fashion. >> it looks like jewelry, cute. i love it. >> reporter: meets function. >> this is a wearable device that helps track your sun exposure throughout the day. >> there are times in life where you can go and trying to exercise trying to find out how well you're doing but this tells you are you doing harm to yourself. >> reporter: this doctor of the center for dermatology and laser surgery in sacramento says the june bracelets is the first wearable device on the market to put you in control of your skin health. >> this gives us a tool to know and quantify how much we are getting out of doors. >> i am very religious every morning about my sunscreen. but i think the hard part is knowing when to reapply it. >> reporter: that's where the bracelet comes in. it goes with an app personalized to your skin type and will send you notifications

it combined good old fashioned advice with a new high-tech twist. bertha joins us with more on that. t a growing number of digital tools to help us monitor our health and in particular our weight. doctors in new orleans are testing a number of them includin the new apple watch with their high risk patience and the early results are are impressive he was never one to calories but mobile devices and health apps are finally helping him get his diet and diabetes under control after years of nagging from his doctor. >> i would go to the doctor and say yes, sir and i listened to all the good advice and then go down the street and have a po boy. then his cardiology prescribed mob apps loaded on to his phone and apple watch at the hospital version of a genius bar. i still struggle with my weight but it's made me more aware of what i'm eating. >> they're trying to harness mobile technology to coax it's patients to get healthier. there's over 100,000 health and wellness apps in the market. there's been data to say that as many as 60% are not useful. so we like

new world. open spaces bright inviting and entertaining just what the more than 300 millennials workin here demand. the same is happening on another floor where tech uncubeator 1871 has lured new tenants. >> we are seeing a push for class b space. >> older and class b buildings with fewer amenities may be the new a for tech. cheaper rents are what they want. the glitz, not so much. >> historically you want glitzy spaces because you want to impress your customers. well in our business in a high tech ours our customers never visit us. >> so in a prewar building on west adams, dialogue tech a call tracking software com a old space. they busted out the space and added old doors and the kitchen and the social spaces the main draw ping pong and basketball keeping the millennial minds happy but what stands out is wiring. miles of it. >> we can spend dollars on the things that matter. so what matters to the people working for us? they want the best computers they can get. they want high speed internet access. they want space. they want a lot of space. >> it is also happening in slightly newer b level buildings where tech and tech want to bes are modeling

still ahead, we're all over the biggest news in tech tonight. dick costolo is out and we talk to a former shareholder about why he sold it and whether or not he's buying it back, plus, full team coverage of the conference call that and much more when we come back. stay tuned. there's some facts about seaworld we'd like you to know. we don't collect killer whales from the wild. and haven't for 35 years. with the hightest standard of animal care in the world, our whales are healthy. they're thriving. i wouldn't work here if they weren't. and government research shows they live just as long as whales in the wild. caring for these whales, we have a great responsibility to get that right. and we take it very seriously. because we love them. and we know you love them too. what if there were only one kind of dog? then it would be easy to know everything about that one breed. but in fact, there are over three hundred breeds of dogs. because no one can be an expert in every one... an app powered by ibm watson will help vets tap specialized knowledge in t

concerned about you with your new tech mania. >> that does it for us on closing bell. thank you so much. really appreciate it. time for "fast money" in just moments. actually, melissa lee, straight over to you guys. skroop thank you, kelly. live from the nasdaq market site overlooking times square, this is "fast money." i'm melissa lee. traders are tim seymour, dan nath nathan, karen finerman and guy adami. carson block of muddy waters will unveil what he called the latest pump and dump scheme. you will not want to miss this interview. plus, while executives are arguing over twitter, the stock has officially entered into a brutal death cross. we'll tell what you that means for investors and how you can profit. first to our top story and the potential reason why america's most loved stom apple is on the cusp of surging hire. according to reports they are set to sell a new bond. each time they have gone to the bond market it's coincided with a nearly 20% gain in the stock in the six months immediately following the sale. the stock stuck in neutral right now and apple exp

. >>> meantime h&r block is trying a new high-tech way to help you prepare your taxes. jane wells has more from los angeles. >> i like the 55% complete. >> i'm having my taxes done by john. >> thank you so much for coming in today. >> thanks john. h&r block wants to revamp the customer experience and rather than spending money doing it in reality. she mad a joke. >> it is testing it in virtual reality. what did you think of it? >> cool. >> block is the latest company trying to figure out if virtual reality or v.r. can be used as a business tool. fidelity has a tool that lets you turn your stock news a city. it is easier to experiment with v.r. as the cost came down. leiberman worldwide is running the r and r block. it used to spend $40,000 per headset and now it buys them from oculus for $100. >> and you'll see headsets already there is probably six to ten different headset manufacturers announcing projects. block is exploring a office layout with privacy and a screen so customers can follow the tax process. >> it lets you bring together the piece and the parts and does

. >>> if you want to protect your valuables from thieves, there's a new high-tech way to do it involvinga. nbc 10 was in blackwood, camden county where police were training on how to use a dna home asset kit. that's what they call it. it allows you to mark your belongs with liquid plant-based dna. register your items on a secure server. they can shine an ultraviolet line to reveal the dna, which will allow them to return the items to its owner. >>> one man's trash is another man's treasure. >> one lucky bargain hunter knows that all too well after getting a treasure of his own at a neighborhood yard sale. dave shah makes a living selling stuff on ebay. recently he found something extremely valuable at a garage sale and bargained to get it for just five bucks. >> i looked to my left and saw the painting and picked it up and said how much is this? he said $10. i said i have 5. he said, okay. this is the dali. >> what he found and later documented was an original print by salvador dali, it's called reflection. now it's up for sale on ebay for what shah says is market value, 7,000 bucks. >>>

. >> they deserve the credit is ask to do what your mother used to do has become the new san francisco technt new ideas and new things coming out of technology. >> the thing that's wonderful is that there's an entire spectrum and those people that are doing the little things and other people mining asteroids and we have an entire range of innovation and i think one of the fun things that people often experiment with these new ideas they kind of get on training wheels and try to do something requesticly and if it doesn't work they go on to the next thing. >> it's interestingghhv what scott said and i went to the worldwide developers conference and i came away with the big thing about innovation that the big news is apple news. that's flipboards and that's what flipboard has done for a couple of years. apple music, spotify, pandora and they're repackaging iphone and ipad in different ways so we've reached that point when you think all of the original ideas are coming from the smaller and smaller companies and they're not coming from the larger ones that we're accustomed to over the years. >>

the new high tech parking kiosk. 40 of them around town. days of searching through your console for quarters and dimes can come to an end. they can use credit cards and cash to pay but like traditional meters you'll get a ticket if you don't pay up. >>> a new proposal in philadelphia would allow parking authority officers to track more than just your car. it would put parking authority officers on the lookout for nonparking violations that may include litter and dumping problems blocked sidewalks and suspicious construction practices. ppa officers would not necessarily write tickets for those nonparking violations but just reporting concerns to proper departments. >> putting work load on someone else when you pay another department that's supposed to just do that. i don't understand. >> we're told that parking authority leaders are open to considering this plan. >>> smacked by a soldier. look at this. a little girl's meeting with the queen of england didn't go quite as planned. there he goes again. we'll tell you what the guard did after he

>> from our south jersey bureau, if you want to protect your valuables from thieves, there's a new high-techay to do it and it involves dna. black wood camden county where police were trained on how to use a dna asset kit. it allows you to mark your belongings with liquid plant-based dna. if police find anything stolen they swab it and shine an ultraviolet light to see the dna. to learn more about the technology and home test, visit our website or check out the nbc 10 news app. >>> you likely heard the saying one man's trash is another man's treasure. >> one lucky bargain hunter knows that well after getting a treasure of his own at a neighborhood yard sale. david shah is a treasure hunter. he makes a living selling stuff on ebay. ç all the garage sales that he's been so there's one that's unforgettable. >> i looked to my left and saw the painting and picked it up and i said how much is this? he said $10. i said i have 5. >> what he found and later documented was an original prin by salvador dali. it's called reflection. it's on sale on ebay for market value, $7,000. not a bad take one for d

. >> good news in tech bytes amazon is shipping a lot more stuff. for free. >> online retail giant offering free shipping in five to seven days on all small items it sells. >> >> free shipping was only for amazon i'm customers and those with orders of more than $35. >> pinterest is making it easier to boy things that you find on the site. users can purchase millions of products using a special feature that will woulds out later this month as an update to the ios app. >> you know how selfies of food is become the latest trend? this is food for in the. next time you take a picture your tasty meal. google has filed a pat. on technology that uses a way to count calories in the food photos. the software spots the individual items on the late and create as final tally based on typical calorie information. can you sweet the computation. there is no release date for the technology. >> developments into the widening investigation into fifa and next the notice that interpol has issued for six soccer officials. >> a california couple is inviting complete stran

details on his new high tech venture. >>> and sunny skies in the north bay. those sunny skies gee allo all the way done for the south bay. we're tracking your full weekend forecast and much hotter temperatures. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>> police are looking for the man who drove this dark colored suv intoen a 89-year-old man. this was last saturday outside of the kaiser in santa clara. the crash happened off camera, but you can see the aftermath. the driver gets out of the suv, checks in on the elderly man, goes into the hospital speaks to a couple of volunteers then leaves the lobby and drives away. the elderly man who was hit suffered serious injuries. if you recognize the driver or that suv you're urged to call police. >>> the or came ralka warriors could soon be playing in something that looks like this. these are drawings of what could be home. but there are concerns about traffic. mark matthews is live in san fr

new high-tech cameras and other equipment led to the closure of many lookout towers including copernicus, but it was literally resurrected in 2007 and is now considered a valuable tool during times of high fire danger like today with possible lightning in the forecast. >> we're looking for smoke sightings and just trying to make sure if we see that we can get a bead on it with our fire finder here and call that into the morgan hill command center so they can marshal air resources or other types of firefighting resources to deal with it. >> i imagine they're getting some pretty smart cameras. but it's going to be a while before they can do that. i'm king of the world up here higher than anybody in the entire bay area higher than mt. hamilton, by the way, higher than mt. diablo which i think is much lower. and i do carry on the tradition. >> and it is a tradition that has lasted around 50 years here. but right now the lookout spots aren't on history. but that hard to see smoke that might be smoldering out there. we'll show more of the tower8svoñ and their duties at 6:00. live on copernicus

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new xbox. >> here the tech bytes. >> good news for gameers. microsoft has the latest xbox one a full tera byte of memory at $400. the older version got a consult. >> samsung will have a tougher version of the galaxy which is shock and dust and water resistant and more battery power. it goes on sale exclusively from at&t on friday. >> the future of cooking is here. it is the june intelligent oven using built in cameras and sensors. it californias ideal cooking time for common food and you can watch it live stream from your smart 15 so you can post all of those lovely pictures you like online. >> live stream. >> all right coming up, the corporate angel coming forward to repair the damage >> and road wage that turned into a income -- a knock brawl. . >> it is 4:53. the entire warriors staff watched at quicken loans arena and the owner chartered a flight so all full time employees could east the blue and gold with a bite to eat and a few drinks. opposite writer tweeted the warriors booked 155 hotel rooms in cleveland. the cavaliers did something s

. >>> ibm is rolling out new software to help cities and states prepare for natural disasters. the tech news site reports they will unveil their operation center for emergency management. today the software connects with weather data to predict and plan for major weather events. it can also simulate how a storm would affect the infrastructure giving an idea of where to send emergency crews. no replacement for your favorite meteorologist. >> speaking of emergencies, wildfires continue to rage in southern california as crews struggling to get a handle on this particular blaze. this fire has already scorched 25 square miles in the national forest. it's been going on for days. fire officials say high temperatures and winds will push the smoke east towards residents. no evacuations are in place and no homes have been burned. that fire is 19% contained. 2015 is already setting up to be the worst fire year on record. so far this year, they have responded to 1100 fires, usually this time of year that figure is under 650, so almost twice as much. firefighters say the moisture content in vegetati

olivia: we will also talk with david stern about new sports tech startups. ♪ pimm: welcome back to theomberg market day. i'm pimm fox. olivia: i am a living stearns. let's talk about where the organs are training. right stocks pulling back now. not any big catalyst here, just a general uneasiness over the continuing greek situation as well as people trying to figure out where the fed is going to be raising rates. are trendings somewhat lower. technology is leading some of decline. there is an interesting case on bloomberg.com today talking about whether stocks be able to raise -- rise in the face of rising rates. happened before. this is the longest run we have had in stocks without any kind of rates rise. we go back to the bottom line, which is the federal reserve target rate and then you see the s&p 500. it is unusual that we have not at a movement in rates the same time that the stocks have gone up. rates goend to have higher, that usually means that you do not have rights to earnings ratios. ofe is a longer-term chart the price to earnings ratio. we are far below peaks, but about w

new. teched class b office space. older buildings that offer big spaces and lots of flexibility for cheaper rent. now chicago is not exactly silicon valley. but tech is moving in. into iconic older buildings like the merchandise mart. yelp came here in january with 335 employees, following motorola's lead in 2012. they busted old the old windows and opened up the walls and high ceilings added fancy kitchen, their own genius bar and beer bar and special places just to hang out. now the mart is building out another floor, expecting ever-more tech demand. over in a prewar building on west adams, dialogue tech a call-tracking software company reimagined an old space, busting out the walls and ceiling. adding garage doors where privacy was needed. the kitchen and social areas, the main draw. ping-pong, pinball, hammocks basketball hoops. just keep the employees happy. but what really stands out in all of these spaces is wiring. it's all in plain view and that says the company's ceo, is paramount. >>

for more on all of that news all the tech news check out cnbc.com and we're also going to discuss withpleasure to have you on worldwide exchange. >> thank you for having me back. >> it's evident that a new generation of leaders are taking heart at what google microsoft, amazon are trying to achieve. what is the innovation coming from some of the younger entrepreneurs mean from some of the players in the tech industry. >> it's great news for us. with the programs that we have we're looking at actually building some of these start ups from the ground really partnering with them and helping them scale up and i think we're going to end up innovating together so it's definitely great news. >> from microsoft's point of view do you invest in businesses that can be challenges and complimentary to microsoft's business or just those complimentary? >> we're working with all businesses. we see most of these start ups as partners. a lot of the businesses and products go hand in hand so it doesn't actually end up competing directly with what we're doing. >> uber snapchat have been the symbols of sil

new york stock exchange. welcome guys. great to have you along. bio tech and health care stocks on the move today. new results coming out of the super bowl for the cancer research. we will take you there live coming up. >> we have another interview for us. dominos is focussing on the digital. the company is hoping to be known for just more than pizza, and the ceo is tellings about the tech to table push coming up. >>> a $17 billion deal this morning. intel buying and what it means for the space and first cnbc interview coming up. >>> really looking forward to that one. >>> here is where we stand into the markets of the final hour and the first trading session of the month. the dow is up and the sprks is up and then gains across the board:the nasdaq up to kick off the week there. joining the exchange today, we have sam here from s&p. the index is significantly performing this year. a lot of discussion as to whether or not today's rally sam is a good sign what is the read from this important thing? >> well i think that it's a good sign. i don't think that it's a sign or indicator that can have timing

tech salaries have been on the rise for years now, but the new figures from ucla's anderson survey are jaw dropping. san mateo county home to facebook boasts an average tech salary of $317,000 a year. that's the average. a bit south in santa clara county home to apple and google the average tech worker takes home more than $211,000 per year. in san francisco county home to twitter, the average is $157,000. answering the question, why do so many companies and techies want to come here? >> tremendous benefits for startups and other companies to locate in a place where they can get deals done and talk to other people. >> we're growing all the time. we have over 40 positions right now in san francisco and santa clara. >> reporter: but high salaries for some put pressures on others dealing with among other things, the skyrocketing price of housing. >> there's limits on how much housing we can build in the bay area. so there's a certain point where those two forces will come together and crunch. >> reporter: the tech job boom is real and record setting. another eye opening statistic from the

if they have to walk through more than 800 law forced officials are combing through northeast new york techin wooded areas setting up checkpoints and telling residents the latest lease land on their gas station and sandwich shop at the crack in box pick up the scent and this is a look and surveillance video from the station about a mile from the prison were the two may have been rummaging for food in the trash where come for real will not stop and to your car. >>catherine heenan: include an unprecedented order to one also technology that might help save the child's life the fbi's new application that every parent should have industry closes that could have major delays for commuters how you could brace for the traffic impact. >>catherine heenan: the approach to the golden gate bridge will be closed for several days in july they can move traffic under the new presidio parkway were alive a san francisco presidio would details and a preview of what driver said expect >>charles clifford: this is the second time caltrans is going to try to close down the well driver behind me-i do in june but be

are we going to get an immediate new tech government?he euro but we still want -- >> some people say they can have it both? >> americans want to lose weight and eat cheese burgers. >> is there any way to know what happens if there's a no vote? how messy is the process, really? >> it's really messy. i think the crisis with the ecb comes before the 20th. if there's a no vote on sunday the ecb has no political fig leaf anymore for continuing with emergency liquidity assistance. the banks are asphyxiated and the greek governments will need ious. >> thank you for joining us. ben steele from the council on foreign relations. >> and when we come back apple music. we'll get a first look at the service coming up a little bit later. >>> is greece providing a buying opportunity for stocks in the united states? find out why one strategist says now is the time to buy. you can catch our live segment in power lunch. more "squawk on the street" come right up. we live in a pick and choose world. choose choose choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for thi

. >>> coming up, a new high-tech tool targeting speeders near school zones. >>> and a new effort to saveives if someone suffers a drug overdose in virginia. >>> no more fasting before surgery? what doctors are now telling some patients to do hours before going under the knife to help them recover faster. puerto rico's healthcare system is on life support... putting three and a half million puerto ricans at risk. it's an outrage. puerto ricans are us citizens and pay the same medicare taxes, but receive only half the federal healthcare funding as the other 50 states. the headlines tell the story.... "unfair treatment from washington"... "thousands without medications"... "it's a crisis that could imperil the whole economy." president obama must act now to protect care for three and a half million u.s. citizens. before it's too late... >>> a faster way to travel could be coming to maryland and we're not talking about the purple line. governor larry hogan is getting an up-close look at high-speed rail. he gave this maglev train a test drive in central japan. governor hogan says he's interes

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