. >> a theme at this year's conference, new wearables. demand is strong. 19 units will ship this year, that's triple last year, according to idc. bottom line, google wants to broaden and strengthen the echo system, be everywhere you are. josh lipton, "nightly business report" san francisco. >> finally tonight, here is something you don't see every day, even in new york city. a chinese tycoon bought lunch for 200 homeless and he's saying we are the world. and even handed out a few $100 bills for the shelter convinced him to donate the money instead of the $300 in cash he promised each guest. he says he wants to improve relations between the u.s. and china and disprove the image of rich chinese spending their money on luxuries only. >> he's off to a good start. >> yes, he is. >> that's "nightly business report" for tonight. thanks for joining us. i'm susie gharib. >> i'm bill griffeth. have a good evening. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> tonight on "quest" -- giant ground sloths. saber-toothed cats. columbian mammoths. camels. it's not africa.

the company showed off a prototype of a new wearable device called the simband. also announced it is starting a software platform for developers where all the health care information can be uploaded. i started out by asking why he thinks samsung's wearable tech announcements are so revolutionary. >> is really two things. we announced a platform, it wearable platform that can be able to monitor our vital signs, as well as the cloud data platform where it can be able to deposit all kinds of information about your vital signs, but not only from our device, on many other devices. when you put together, you can make much more sense around that information. and that is what we were announcing. >> is is based on android or something new? >> we support multiple os. it is linux based. our goal is to let the developers decide which os they want to use. we will provide options based on our platform. >> i've won wristbands for a few days. i'm not compelled to use them everyday. what is a mass-market use case? why should every consumer in the world be wearing something like t

news leaked. this is so massive that it is a bump on the log for them. >> samsung unveiled its grand plan to become a leader in the health tracking industry, from wearables to a new health database. we got all the details with the president of samsung electronics next. ♪ >> welcome back to "the best of bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. samsung wants to be a leader when it comes to tracking your health with wearable devices. the company showed off a prototype of a new wearable device called the same band -- the simband. is starting a software platform for developers where all their health load -- all the health care information can be uploaded. i started out by asking why he thinks samsung's wearable tech announcements are so revolutionary. >> is really two things. we announced a platform, it wearable platform that can be able to monitor our vital signs, as well as the cloud data platform where it can be able to deposit all kinds of information about your vital signs, but not only from our device, on many other devices. when you put together, you can make much more sense around that information. and that is what we were announcing. >> is is based on andro

. >>> the smiles set sedit all as researchers watched a disabled co-worker walk using a new wearable technology. karen roy has been in a wheelchair for 6 years since she was shot during an armed robbery. the louisiana social worker tried out a new device that allows people with paralysis to stand and walk. her co-workers at the neuromedical center in baton rouge weren't told ahead of time that roy would wear the device. >> it feels amazing to be able to move like that again. >> the ekso bionic robot cost $75,000 to $150,000 and 60 hospitals worldwide own one. the center in baton rouge says it's considering joining them. >>> making history at west point. the rare feat that one family has been able to accomplish. >>> and this is really special, more than hits, runs and errors, the surprise that greeted a little -- little leaguer out on the field. you have got to watch this. >>> plus a bay area event aims to help animals across the country. ♪ [ male announcer ] now get more of what you deserve. visit your local benjamin moore dealer today and get $50 off every $250 purchase. [ male annou

what kind of new wearables, smart watches will we see today? other headlines, we're seeing the reports that you could see a new set top box. google taking it to apple, to amazon to get more control over your. and also in car technology, when we get insight about google's alliance with automakers, bringing android to your car. on stage we saw a mock-up of the interior of a car. finally, analysts think google could try to counter apple's recent announcement when it comes to health products and home innovation. we'll bring you headlines as they cross. >> josh lipton, thanks so much for that. josh brown, what's your trade on google? nomura had an interesting note in anticipation of smart home, smart car, et cetera. they did 20 deals in the first half of this year. they did 15 deals in all of 2013. are you worried? >> if somebody said gun to your head you have to buy one of today's tech giants and you can't do anything for ten years and you have to bet on the one you think comes out on top. easily it's google. most interesting that might come out of

it will be available on a new line of wearables starting this week. reporting live at google headquarters in mountainview, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> scott, thanks very much. >>> let's turn things over to meteorologist ray mayeda. you said we're headed to a warm-up? >> everything's going to change direction of the but right now we actually have a break in the clouds around san francisco. we're watching drizzle. chilly 65 degrees right now. sunshine in san jose, oakland looking at cloudy skies. look at the temperatures, close to livermore, only 68 grelgdegr. low clouds lingering there. onshore push of marine area, you can see wind speeds basically the same in san francisco, over to fairfield and livermore. it feet like you were walking around the embarcadero around the tri-valley this afternoon. we got rainfall around the santa cruz mountains. we did pick up about .10 of rain around the half moon bay. enough to wet the ground in a few spots, including east bay, berkley and napa, too. we're now in the three driest months of the year. this typica

new wearables? earlier this year google unveiled android wear, its platform for wearables. other headlines we're going to keep an eye out for, these reports of a new set-top box. that would be google competing with apple and amazon to gain more control over your living room. as well as, carl, any more information we get about google's alliance with automakers bringing android into your car. analysts also think you could see google try and counter apple's recent announcements of health products and home automation. that keynote begins at noon eastern. i'm going to be watching, bringing you guys headlines as we get them. carl, back to you. >> josh thanks so much. josh lipton. can i turn to the google alum at the table? >> sure. google tv didn't work. so we'll try it again with another set-top box. i'm so tired of the set-top boxes. every week on the show someone is doing a new piece of hardware to connect to the tv. the watch is exciting. they're going head to head with apple which should have their watch by september. also exciting the phone to computer connectivity. >> tv ju

google introduced new wearables from lg, motorola and samsung.tom line, google wants to broaden and deepen its systems, be everywhere you are. josh lipton, cnbc, san francisco. our smartphones giving us access to on-demand services. and the new app is looking to do the same thing for uk's health care industry. zesty allows you to find services and book them within minutes. lloyd, we were just talking off camera about this. the cues, the waiting list, monumental. does this mean that you can circumnavigate them? effective hadly we can get you in front of a dennist, a doctor, or therapist quicker. we offer the health care protection with the opportunity to upload canceled and rescheduled appointments. frank let's within it's unliking the hidden supply. however, how would you doctor, surgery o dentist studio. so potentially, yes, we could get you an appointment within the next hour or next two hours. >> access to nhsgps, that's the holy grail. so that you can secure that? >> we are working very hard at it. we're confident something could happen in th

. >> part of a new breed of wearable tech that lets owners track fido's habits alerting them to a potential problem. san francisco starter whistle was one of the first to go main stream already for sell at pet smart. pet parents are expected to spend upwards of $58 billion this year alone. with wearable tech for pets growing in popularity, especially among pet parents who use similar desists themselves. but not search sold. >> they don't tell you exactly what's going on. >> this doctor isn't convinced our furry friends need their own p wellness trackers. gps and calorie tracking could come in handy, but wearable tech alone can't tell you how healthier your pet is and in some cases may tell you too much. >> i think the risks are simply overwhelming people with data that is meaningless. people over diagnosing or over reacting to data about their pet and vice versa, underreacting. >> steve says jack's track hear helped improve his health. >> we were able to notice that jack was scratching a lot more than normal. turns out, he had a food allergy. i think we all ultimately can benefit. >> report

wearable holy grail tomorrow for google? >> the big problem is that all of these as some on the phone and manufacturers. thatt wearing samsung gear it needs the samsung watch. the newble software, will allow it to work with any android device. that opens the market. we will see new watches. motorola has a beautiful round one and there are now tiles them in. we will get more functionality. >> is there a risk for google as they make their own breath -- hardware system? >> their hardware games are to try to push the market forward. they will try to make deals with other people like that. no one is really talking about the google watch. , thatre is one, -- google is not their game. they want to build their game. that is what the android where is all about, tightened immigration between your phone and tablet and device. apple has a tendency to look at what the market is doing, work on it and come out with a reasonably good product based on that. they want to get ahead on that curve and not follow. pressure from of apple. it will probably be a curved screen but we do not know. >> what are you running on your is google glass, the latest version with designer frames. piece

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new operating system for wearable tech. new system that connects your car, health and fitness.ically google wants to be connected to your entire life and that does include your living room. julia boorstin is in los angeles more on that. >> that's right. google wants its operation system to be the backbone of your living room entertainment experience. it's pushing android tv to be incorporated into tvs, set top boxes and game consoles. it allows people to switch between live tv, apps, and netflix and the google play store. to cast video or music to compatible devices without being on the same wi-fi network. plus it has voice powered search. google will benefit from selling movies and games through the google play store but most importantly, google wants to own your searches on the biggest screen in your house. it's another opportunity to serve ads and gather more user information to improve ad or targeting which means higher, a d prices. google search front and center on android tv is what distinguishes it. apple tv, amazon's firetv set top box, plus the roku box. xwoogle has be

wearables. google's announcement that the new watches are coming out is fantastic. >> we noticed all the executives these big watches onstage. >> we have been building for smart watches for a while and plan to have an app out on google wear as soon as it is available. there's a lot of things going on there that will fundamentally transform the way we deal with technology. like google and apple are doing interesting things. the announcement a few weeks ago, apple made a big push to become more developer friendly, more extensions, which. -- new language. google is talking about making things more beautiful. it feels like both companies are trying to play in the other's sandbox. >> paul, what did you see out of this show so far? >> i will echo phil. this back-and-forth, that apple is forcing google to be better. google was forcing apple to be better and more open. that is a wonderful change. in the past, i thought some of the android products were pathetically low some -- loathsome. there are sandbox problems with respect with not allowing apps to talk to each other directly. , andis hugely welcome au

a new high-end device is entering the wearable tech market. liz will show that off. is. david: we have the ceo of the company taking on the big guys. that is coming up next. liz: not bad. a robot from mars snap as selfie out of this world. we're showing the picture that is going viral next. ♪. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ my mom works at ge. thank ythank you for defendiyour sacrifice. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. david: so how would you like to have the benefits of a wearable health tracker embedded into something that looks like like, less like a wearable health that is

brands to will bring wearable devices with the new developing platform called salesforce wear.s connect to customers and employees through apps designed for desires is -- devices like the samsung watch or fitbit trackers. what is your vision for salesforce wear? >> it is the first app and developve to help business applications for wearables. finds these cases in business and enterprise and helps them connect to customers in entirely new ways. ,> i have tried many wristbands and the thought of getting work on my wrist stresses me out. you mentioned this more as an enterprise application. theare using it in operating room or a customer service representative can monitor calls. >> a couple of comments. platform,e to a new we saw buber that could not have existed without mobile phones. we will see others get developed. i think the vision is both. casinos experiences in and resorts, ways to provide offers and journeys for customers. and they will enhance productivity in sales and service. i think that is part of the division. service workers using google glass to get coaching on ho

developers are registered to attend the google event to explore and share new product ideas and interactive experiences. wearable gadgets are some of the they vices to be shown off at conference. demonstrators dressed in tar wars costumes are protesting the negative impact high-tech companies have in the bay area including soaring housing costs and traffic problems. we will have a report from mosconest at the top of the hour. >> governor brown is far ahead of the republican challenger in the upcoming race for governor. he leads neel kashkari by voters with 16 percent still undecided. it is the first major independent and nonpartisan survey on the governor's race since neel kashkari beat the tea party challenger. brown and neel kashkari face off in november. >> former secretary of state hillary clinton is coming to the bay area speaking at the theater in san francisco to discuss the crisis and challenges she faces during her four years as secretary of state. she will spend the night in the city and sign copies of her book tomorrow morning in the ferry building. >> governing officials for world cup soccer charged

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tell us about the new android tv as well as the wearable portion of android. >> the theme was androidrywhere. and also wearable devices. that is an important area. we are watching the smart watch craze unfold. they are going to make the software. here is dave singleton explaining. >> the watch will be available to order later today in the place store. you might have caught a claims of a new devise. samsung is joining the family. this will be available for sale later this summer. these are just the first three watches. there are many more on the way. >> people have been testing out this new hardware. it takes time before you know if it is going to be acceptable or not. >> i can see you with one of those watches. >> i think that we know there is an importance for samsung and these other hardware players to team up with the google and android software. apple is around the corner with its iwatch launch. people can be fickle with technology. >> what about the track record? >> they keep trying. lots of new ideas on the way. >> thank you very much, jon erlichman. the new cover story features

new health app... which is designed to interact with wearable fitness devices and could eventually replace high tech wearables-- them same way smartphones replaced gps devices. investors raced to buy shares ahead of the apple event-- causing the stock to rally more than $100 from april to june. the stock closed last at $628 dollars... falling just $4 monday. "it doesn't move with as much volatility. it becomes a much more secure asset under cook." apple is taking steps to make shares more accessible to a wider variety of investors, a 7 for 1 stock split happens at the end of this week. google was the most recent high flying tech company to do a stock split.. now, the tech giant plans to bring the internet to lands far, far away. the wall street journal reports, google will spend at least $1 billion dollar dollars on a fleet of satellites that will extend internet access to remote parts of the world. the spending tab could reach $3 billion. facebook is also attempting to bring the internet to far away places. a union battle stalls public transit in san francisco. thousands of workers called in sick yesterday,

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wearables is an area of interest. i want to see some new developments there. like to personally see something in the automobile area and i want to see advancements in all of their current product platforms. i think how -- >> why do you want to see that? why do you want to see them active and wearables? >> it's an area that has attracted a lot of buzz and you want to also see something that competes with apple from a competitive standpoint. i want to see what they can do in this industry if they put their minds to it. >> i know what are the highlights of google i/o is that i get quality time with you tomorrow. what do you see? >> the one story that will probably happen is wearables because we are awaiting the launch of the apple smart watch and the fact that google is ready to go. that got there androidwear software and smart watch partners ranging from lg to motorola to samsung so they have an opportunity to get in front of those developers and say get to work. they will need those developers on their team to really make a difference or make google part of thi

wearable technology? a new android tv? something about a lollipop?elease a new operating system. the latest version of android. to namefer choosing -- these things after candy. lollipop is the name. >> better than ios eight? >> that is the big question. is all aboution design and development. distribution purity zone -- those are the big d's. they are making a push to attract a partner to designers. there is a push to make google docs beautiful. is what they are trying to do. "e will see if it actually does in good or not. >> are we going to see them as a result of the mna they have been doing? they could do more about the connected home. robotics. they have been buying up businesses in so many spheres. you wonder where they are going to focus. >> google is making a series of concentrated bets in different areas. we have seen the stuff on google driving. they have bought nine robotics companies. one of the companies with a humanoid robot in japan. this is a personal robot. this is science fiction. it might be sent future for google. we don't actually

for now the guys will have to make due with the other wearable piece of technology, pockets. jonathan bloom, abc7 news>> that ring is really, really big. not many could get away with wearing it. >> it's all interesting. but the weather is what interests me right now. >> moving right along. >> we have changes that may bring a couple of sweatshirts or jackets to the barbecue later on today. so he with are looking at a stronger on shore push. today, the start of the day making for some very pretty pictures around. we have a combination of low clouds and high clouds around the bay. so here is live doppler 7hd picking up the cloudiness. right now sutro tower cam is obscured from the low clouds which are really over 1,000 feet. we are looking at temperatures cooler in the north by. 53 san francisco, 55 san carlos, and 4-mile visibility half moon bay. winds have picked up through the overnight hours. from vollmer peak shot, east bay hills, here's where you can see the low clouds and high clouds sun coming up at just about 9 minutes or so. 52 napa, 56 fairfield. winds gusting to over 30 miles an hour and conc

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for now the guys will have to make due with the other wearable piece of technology, pockets. jonathan bloom, abc7 newsy. that's like the biggest ring ever. >> yeah. >> and bling. >> a cocktail ring maybe. >> oh, your ring is blinking. >> but it would be fun. >> for some people maybe. a beautiful day. forecast coming up a little cool for father's day? >> that's right. we around seeing fog everywhere but the winds will translate into cooler air. the cooler air mass settles in over the bay. live doppler 7hd this morning you notice the sweep and we are looking at the clouds. so a mixture of high clouds and low clouds this morning making for a very picturesque start. you see some of the cloud cover here in san jose. temperaturescology down significantly for some. we will call it anywhere from five to ten degrees cooler overall. 53 in the city. 56 right here. 52 in morgan hill. half moon bay two and a half mile visibility and on top of vollmer peak the east bay hills camera some of the fog on securing the view from time to time. overall we are looking at the breezy winds already into concord, the delta and

google also showed off more wearable technology at today's developers conference. android wear is new software used in smart watches. one model is on sale today. why not? those are the exact thoughts of the latest bay area multimillionaire right before he bought a lottery ticket worth $70 million. and that's the ticket he bought. uriko chin says he was walking by the safeway last month when the urge to try his luck kicked in. chin is notç working right now and says he may never work again. just might retire. the safeway will get $350,000 for selling the winning ticket. >> i have another three words. why not me? >> very good. very good. >> throw things over to rob mayeda who is also probably saying why not me? >> yes. nice conditions earlier with the cool temperatures. but it's a tough drive around the golden gate bridge. it's like you're driving into a cloud as we have drizzle and some fog right across the bridge right now. and some light rain too closer to oakland there in the east bay. peninsula mostly cloudy skies. and the clouds lit up by the city lights for san jose. kind of pre

just as it wasn't in 1989. >> wearable technology is a rapidly growing sector and there are high they can things you don't wear. here is abc7 newshan bloom. >> okay. glass let's slide. >> david martinez using google glass to fly this drone by his head. >> if glass is your thing the conference will have you feelin] like a kid in a canned year store. especially if you're a kid. >> there are ten things you can wear >> yes. >> she's checking out other gadgets. >> this is a special sensor >> it's an industry that is bursing thing at the seams >> we're over 1300 people this year the growth has been incredible. >> if given birth to this, tyler freeman is playing drums on his jacket. >> carrying it with you, whenever you go. >> some are crazy ideas. most companies aren't worried about scaring investors because they're going to the customer. >> they have become the place to launch new gadgets like this projector creating a giant tablet. >> it's grown a thousand percent. >> the youngest innovators know they need to catch up. the industry needs to evolve just ask the guy sharing a. >> what will you do when you're 11? >> not that. >> all ri

just as it wasn't in 1989. >> wearable technology is a rapidly growing sector and there are high they can things you don't wear. here is abc7 newsbloom. >> okay. glass let's slide. >> david martinez using google glass to fly this drone by his head. >> if glass is your thing the conference will have you feelin] like a kid in a canned year store. especially if you're a kid. >> there are ten things you can wear >> yes. >> she's checking out other gadgets. >> this is a special sensor >> it's an industry that is bursing thing at the seams >> we're over 1300 people this year the growth has been incredible. >> if given birth to this, tyler freeman is playing drums on his jacket. >> carrying it with you, whenever you go. >> some are crazy ideas. most companies aren't worried about scaring investors because they're going to the customer. >> they have become the place to launch new gadgets like this projector creating a giant tablet. >> it's grown a thousand percent. >> the youngest innovators know they need to catch up. the industry needs to evolve just ask the guy sharing a. >> what will you do when you're 11? >> not that. >> all right.

new android auto operating system for cars. the fully voiced-controlled system will let drivers get directions, change music while keeping hand on the wheel, send text messages as well. honda, and volvo signing on. wearable technology, android wear, that's going to be fashionable. new software that'll be used new smart watches, one model is on sale today. >>> let's check your markets and courtney reagan's live at cnc world headquarters, good morning, courtney. >> reporter: good morning, scott, futures are lower. the economy performed even worse than priestly thought in the first court. traders shrugging off the gdp numbers chalking it in growth up to the impact of severe winter weather. look for data on employment and spending. dow rises to 16,867. the nasdaq up 29 to another 14-year high at 4379. well gopro goes public, video camera maker prices at the top end of the expected range, valuing the company nearly $3 billion. it could be the largest consumer electronics ipo ever doping duracell. they'll be under gpro. >> thank you. >>> we've had our editors playing around with the gopro this morning. we'll show you some of the video from behind the scenes at our own newscast. >> everybody talking about this

wearables market and how long people use those things. you focus on hard-core athletes. where do you see the growth? >> it is a new form factor. run whichut for is the dominant use case a lot of folks do not want to run with their smartphone tucked in the back of your shirt. because it is a tethered device they can check it away deeper and keep their real-time data coming on their wrist. that is where the use cases new. size has gotten bigger. what does that do for your use case? are people less likely to use it on a run? of ways toe tons keep this device on you. a lot of people stuff it in their back pockets. there are screens under tethered to the phones that will allow you to stream data about your workout and your speed. to you in that workout which helps you to figure out if you're getting done what you need to get done in activity. phones are not going to get to the size of tablets but you will find a place to tuck it away on your body and get the information you need. >> we're all about speed here. thank you very much. rate stuff. google is no stranger to the crazy attempts at new as mrs.. we will be back with the lates

is expect to unveil a set top box for tv and a new version of the operating system possibly called lolly-pop. and the tech giant could be debuting wearable software like a smart watch. that would put pressure to come out with its iwatch, so certainly, ukee and erika, we will watch to see what comes out of that conference. it is late tore day. it is on the west coast. 9:00 a.m. pacific time. >>> i don't know what the lolly-pop is but i want one just for the name. >> thanks, jill, appreciate it. >>> coming up, traffic and weather together and we will do i >>> 4:53 on your wednesday morning. let's get traffic and weather together. bob, good morning. >> good morning everyone. here's i-95, obstacle course that we know of 95 because when you roll up between northeast philadelphia and center city, right new come southbound in towards the city, two left lanes are opened as awe approach allegheny avenue but then after allegheny avenue you're push over to the right and eventually on to that new road surface. hopefully these cones will be up in the next couple of minutes or so and we will be back to somewhat three or four lanes here rolling south i

already we have knot ep used to the idea that big news events are captured by cell-phone wielding amateur photographers. as wearable cameras are the norm, these will be the norm, we are approaching what i think of a massive public eye. we'll have footage of everyone doing everything all the time. a few years ago i reported on a project that the intelligence community sponsored, a prize for anyone that could come up with a way the location was taken, based on the pixel information. they don't look at geodata. there's no cheating looking at the captions. the software recognises that there's the golden gate bridge up. here is where the photo was taken. we know that based on the documents that edward snowden leaked, the n.s.a. has been collecting millions of images every day for a facial recognition project. putting aside the privacy implications, and there are no end of privacy implications. the basic fact of the matter is law enforcement moves to the day where they can spot a suspect. where they look for the graduation photo. when that is the case, this dude stealing the bike will raid home to find the cops waiting f

hopefully we get the new iphone 6 and then obviously later in the year looking for the wearables and the iwatch. there are certainly catalysts in the second half. right now we have got time and getting through july, most of june. but july, august before we see these numbers. going into the split, unbelievably high volume in the options. now 1.3 million more than any day going into it. huge volume and almost 1 million on the call side. people are bulls going in and people continuing to be bulls in apple. >> this is a 52 week high for apple. >> this has been a rally. i think a lot of people have piled in. there's a lot of estimates that a lot of guys use the stock split. our friend, steve, up 5%. when you look at what's going on with the iwatch and iphone 6, guys are adding on 5%. this is what people care about. when you're in this late stage, apple is big cap where you can put a lot of capacity to work that does have drivers and has a valuation you can play. i think things are working. to say it's time to jump in, we're at the all time highs when you consider div's. >> the problem is

news before the bell, let's turn to courtney raken, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, they hold their conference this week with wearable devices in focus. reports say samsung will introduce its first wear device, similar to the galaxy you're smart watch. lg and motorola could unveil them too. 19 million wearables could be shipped by the end of the year, that's triple the number from last year. procedures are pretty flat as the markets come off a positive week with the dow up for six straight sessions despite growing concern over the crisis in iraq. dow just 50 points away from 17,000. look for data on existing home sales and later this week on home prices and consumer confidence. dow rises 26 points on friday. the nasdaq adding eight points to 4368. scott, back to you. >> all right courtney, thank you. >>> now to a our microclimate forecast this morning. look at that the. look at the cars inching their way across the bay bridge. well lit though. beautiful start to our monday morning. spanning the bay area now we're in the south bay overlooking san jose. it's nice before the sun comes up. always cool as well, good morning, christina. >>

news. >>> well, the wait is nearly over for one of high tech's most anticipated ipos. go pro expected to trade tomorrow on the nasdaq. shares are being priced at $24. the wearable sports camera company is hoping to raise more than $400 million. it's going to trade under the ticker symbol gpro. >>> another instant millionaire in the bay area. this ticket right there worth $70 million, sold at a safe way store in the city more than a month ago. and now the winner's come forward. 41-year-oldu 41-year-old eureko chin. he is not working at the moment and says he may never work again. he's got 70 mill, he doesn't really need to. >> when i win, i'm just not showing up here the next day. >> we'll know what happens to you. >> rob mayeda shares my plan. we've discussed this in detail. >> right now we in the 60s and 70s. tri valley really jumps off the board. and toward the water we are seeing mostly cloudy skies in oakland. but look at san francisco. you've got this drizzle storm right across the bay. you can't really see much. we've got mes misty skies, and enough rain to actually measure in a few spots which is pretty rare by june standards. that's all this moisture an

with legendary designer diane von furstenberg to create a ultimate wearable tech fashion statement of the designer came up with five newto spice up the google glass. the frames are detachable from the high-tech head piece. so, david, you can change the look to fit your mood. the frames will be available for purchase june 23rd. no word on the price. david: eventually will be contact lenses so won't matter at all. also "off the desk," do you need a night away from everything? settle in at the thai warner penthouse in the four seasons in new york city. this is, ladies and gentlemen, the most expensive hotel in the usa. for a non-negotiatable rate of $45,000 a night, you get a penthouse, 700 feet above the city. beautiful panoramic views. fireplace. that is not all. a private butler for the evening. as well as chauffeur who drives you in what else, a rolls royce. you will sleep like a king or queen in the penthouse's $65,000 bed. 22-carat gold is woven throughout the sheets. liz: ouch. scratch me. we asked you on facebook and twitter, which area of your life will see the biggest technological breakthroughs in the next five

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more at >>> it's a hot trend for humans, wearable tech is going to the dogs, a bit like fit bit for fido, that story and more at 5. >>> an update to breaking newsthis noon. san jose firefighters are battling a brush fire in kelly park right now. they think it started when a contractor was dumping tan bark in the area. the vehicle got stuck and authorities say a hot part of the truck may have sparked the flames. firefighters say it is contained and the happy hollow zoo in the park remains open for now. >>> that is it for kpix 5 at noon. >> have a great afternoon. appreciate you watching and we'll see you back here at 5:00. [ mid-tempo music plays ] >> quinn: you're lying. you're not hope's father. hope's father's in jail. deacon... sharpe. >> deacon: bingo. [ knock on door ] >> wyatt: hey. >> liam: hey. [ clears throat ] she's, um -- she's not here. she left. i don't think it's a good idea for you to go after her. >> wyatt: hope said to tell me that? >> liam: oh, no. i figured whatever hope needed to tell you she told you. i'm talking about quinn. you had to know she'd show up here.

news flash, we sell it in cases. oh. thank you. oh no no no. crystal geyser. bottled right at the mountain source. the maker of wearable sports reet >>> it's going well for go pro. the maker of wearable sports cameras debuted on wall street today. the stock is at $31.59 a share up from the initial public offering of $24. go pro's headquarters are in san mateo and it was founded in 2004 >>> let's check the big board right now. the dow is down about 15 points. >>> good news for ikea employees. swedish furniture maker is giving minimum wage workers a raise. it will be tied to the cost of living at various store locations. they say they are focusing more on worker needs and less on what the competition is doing. >>> north korea is at it again today. it test-fired three missiles raising tensions with south korea and making threats now against the u.s. over an upcoming hollywood movie of all things. the movie is called "the interview." james franco and seth rogen play two talk show hosts recruited by the cia to kill the north korean leader. north korea's calling this an act of war and it's threatening a merciless response un

sullivan, your health care costs have to go up because your wearable tech tells us you have not exercised in six days. >> the newg is the power engaged patient and i can prescribe exercise or an app or some car insurance companies that pay you more if you're a bad driver, we'll see the sensibilities. we reward folks if they get health points, walk 10,000 steps so we are entering that era and where it comes together, not one sensor, like the onstar for the body with all the wearable and interneted things coming to our health that we can start to give people ownership of their health care data, share in selective ways and get rewarded or penalize feds if they are not on board. >> to me it sounds a little bit idealistic because the people who could would go out and get that kind of wearable device would be those who are already health conscious. you can't force the whole population of america or australia, for that matter, because we obviously have health problems inkraesing as well, you can't force everybody to wear technology of that kind. >> i don't think it's at all about forcing. it's about engaging and empowe

wearable sensor. >> reporter: a leading japanese housingmaker is developing a system that can measure an individual's vital signs, such as heartbeat and breathing, in realtime. the demand for new homes is expected to fall as the population drops. officials hope the new service will help the company survive. >> translator: we're targeting elderly people because they tend to invest more in their health. >> reporter: a major electronicsmaker is toning up its health care business. company officials hope it will become a new pillar to replace a slumping home appliance sector. engineers are developing equipment to analyze gas. they've adapted the same technologies used to produce semiconductor chips. >> translator: hold this in your mouth and breathe out. >> reporter: the device measures the density of gases in human breath. in about 30 seconds it detects chemicals that could cause diabetes or unusual activity in the intestines. >> translator: we hope this device will be used as part of preventive health care, to help reduce medical costs by detecting problems at an early stage. >> reporter: managers at some companies have started approaching regional government in japan where the c

wearable gadget space. that's what gopro wants to be. >> we should do a broadcast with gopro's on. "newing we got and more. >> we believe that we can win. in just hours, the u.s. takes on germany in the world cup. we hear from the team as they prepare for battle. can they pull it off? of course they can. we have everything you need to know about the game, straight ahead. >>> breaking overnight, investigators believe malaysian flight 370 was on auto pilot when it crashed. this as they search a new area again. what do the details mean? we break it down. >>> a bizarre scene. a son missing when nancy grace reveals him on the air that his son has been found, in his base. . his reaction is raising so many questions. we have the latest. >> your "new day" starts right now. >>> announcer: this is "new day" >>> good morning. welcome to "new day." it's june 26, 6:00 in the east. say it with me. we believe that we can win. we believe that we can win. u.s.-germany, it could all come down to this, the match to escape the group the death. win or draw in and a draw gets tense. tens of millions expected