>> i wouldn't even compare to facebook or instagram. would compare to amazon or jet. >> reporter: how do you stay humble in all of this? it's a lot for someone as young as you. >> everyone getting hyped up at what i achieved. but i feel like i'm just getting started. i don't even feel anything to brag about or whatever it is. >> reporter: do you ever think about wanting to be more like mark, mark zuckerberg? >> not really. he's too smart. >> reporter: rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> he can't cook, survives on mostly pizza diet. >> oh. then forget it. it's over. that's it. he's got nothing going for him. by the way, he said he was just getting started. it's not even true. he already started. he had two apps that he developed that hit number 1 on came one flogg. >> wow. how about the hair? what do we think of the hair? >> great hair. got everything. except the cook thing. >> rick astleyesque. gone sayonara. earts this scarf, all that's left to remember. what! she washed this like a month ago! how's a guy supposed to move on! the lo

let us know what you think on facebook, or instagram, use the #dubs on 7, so you can find us. th . >>> the sharks held a moment of silence in memory of the great muhammad ali, the warriors will also honor the champ, whose impact on pro sports and society in general was so, so big. >> he is the greatest of all time and he was the greatest of all time because of what he did outside of the ring. um, obviously we knew how great a boxer he was. but i think that was only 20% of what made him as great as he was. without muhammad ali, i would not be sitting here and talking in front of you guys. >> what he did for all americans, in terms of trying to promote equality and raising the level of consciousness of what was happening in the country, probably the most athlete in the country. >> he was the model of how to use your platform to speak regardless of what people say. >> in all my years of covering sports the one athlete that i did not get a chance to meet was muhammad ali, you had a article that was memorable and you had it on espn.com. can you share it? >> i was working in louisvi

you can always hit me up on facebook or instagram or twitter. >>> the big story for the warriors, stephw know what the fine is. >> $25,000 each. >> each. >> last night at the game, we saw honestly curry act in -- i have never seen him like that before, threw the mouth guard which hit a fan. he fouled out of the game. we wanted to bring you this news about the fine, $25,000 each. we brought at that to you as soon as we got it. >>> speaking of money, let's check stocks. take a peek back at that opening bell. brought the smiles then. here we are at 8:25 and the markets are down. s&p, dow and nasdaq all down by at least one and a half of 1%. >>> changes are coming for people who have costco credit cards. american express will no longer be accepted. that's after american express struck a deal to sell to citi group. customers with those american express cards will be sent new ones without having to apply again. >>> time is 8:25. microsoft now the first major high-tech company trying to cash in on the legal marijuana boom. they are partnering with a company called kind financial which give see

emily: what do you think is that about instagram that makes it so universal? oromebody else a community in brazil? >> very early on, we had a -- you go on that clearly dazed and you saw depending on the time that day, there were different people posting photos, in international community. messily speakdn't the same language but understood a common image and that is what was most powerful and why it affect people overseas. emily: which countries or cities are incredibly popular? >> brazil is one of the biggest countries. that is a different culture especially with different using phones, but they are totally in social media and love sharing their lives through social images. that is a great example. emily: mike is from zero. what are your plans for harnessing that? >> the olympics is a big moment. we have all the interests from different countries. it is so big and so global and i think it is a great platform. that youywhere else, would perhaps see growth skyrocket? >> it is easier to point out places where it would not because it is growing so quickly or other wo

you can share condolences on facebook, twitth twitter or instagram. >>> one local supervisor is fed up. >> congress continues to be pathetically incapable -- >> if lawmakers won't target gun manufacturers, who will? a new push after the mass shootings in orlando. >>> san francisco giants pitcher jake peavy did his faith lead to a loss of millions of dollars? >>> looking for a cure for high drug prices, michael finney has tips on what you can do. >> a five-year journey to >>> the mass shooting in orlando has san francisco city leaders considering action against gun makers. carolyn tyler is live from city hall to explain what's happening tonight. >> reporter: dan, people may be surprised to learn that san francisco's city pension fund has stock in gun companies. one supervisor says it's well beyond time to divest. outside san francisco city hall, a rainbow flag has been lowered in honor of the orlando shooting victims. inside, the supervisor introduced a proposal to hit the firearms companies where it hurts, in the wallet. >> we're preempted by federal and state law on this issue. we do

and while there was no twitter or instagram for willkie to polish his own image, his witty appearance the popular radio quiz show "information please" dramatically raised his public profile. >> mr. willkie. he entered world war i as a private and how did you come out, mr. willkie? >> i was a first lieutenant throughout the war. i was recommended for a promotion at the end, when they knew i was through. >> reporter: as the 1940 campaign approached, three republicans appeared to be the leading choices for president-- the senior republican in the u.s. senate, arthur vandenberg, of michigan; senator robert taft, of ohio, the symbol of midwest conservatism and son of a former president; and the 37- year-old organized crime-busting district attorney of manhattan, tom dewey. all three espoused isolationism and avoiding any u.s. involvement in brewing european conflicts. but that view became increasingly hard to sustain by the spring of 1940, as hitler's armies had conquered denmark, the netherlands, belgium, norway, and france. as the convention began, willkie was the only republican preside

but realistically, i mean, in all likelihood had snap chat existed or instagram existed they would have been using it as well. it's a story telling tool and we love to tell stories about the mountains. and i think that's something that people sort of miss. the nostalgia is created. it's not necessarily what was happening. >> adrian, is it quiet? >> the mountain itself? >> yeah. i mean, was it quiet up there? is it one of those -- sometimes i have been in snow it's so quiet it seems loud. what's it like up there? >> it's incredibly beautiful place. but suddenly on summit day we had a lot of wind and blowing snow. it really wasn't quiet. it's a pretty violent place sometimes. and i really felt that on summit day. >> so, are corey, there was no time of peace? it was always freezing cold and violent weather? >> i mean, there is times of peace. you find that peace in your tent. you find that peace at night, quiet nights. but honestly, you are very focused on sort of survival and honestly, you know, your brain is sort of preoccupied by that. and i think there is some noise in that. so, you do

you can find it on twitter or instagram. >> moving on, a suspect committed multiple rapes and murders is still on the loose, 40 years after the spree started. next, a push to catch the man known as the golden state killer. >> why activists rallied to make sure people don't eat pets. >>> the supreme attention given >>> the supreme attention given to steph curry today in our partnership with habitat for humanity at pg&e, we believe solar should be accessible to everyone. allows us to provide the benefits of solar power to the types of customers who need it most. pg&e provided all of the homes here with solar panels. the solar savings can mean a lot, especially for low-income families. with the savings that i am getting from the solar panels, it's going to help me to have a better future for my children. to learn how you can save energy and money with solar, go to pge.com/solar. together, we're building a better california. >>> he was a serial killer and sex offender 40 years ago and he was never caught. >> there is new effort to find him. jonathan? >> reporter: before he showed up in th

hash tag ktvu on facebook or instagram or twitter. >>> police have found a japanese boy who went missing after his parents reportedly left him in a forest and -- as punishment. he disappeared six days ago. he was down this morning by a soldier. he appears to be unharmed but this case has sparked a debate in japan about disciplining. the boy's parents reportedly made him get out of the car on saturday leaving him in the forest. it is filled with bears. >> developing story out of texas.the search continues for four soldiers whose truck overturned at a flooded crossing. five others were killed yesterday after a training exercise at owl creek. three soldiers who were in the vehicle were rescued and taken to the hospital in stable condition. >>> a long time for remembrance and healing on the ucla campus last night. thousands of students and faculty and leaders took part in emotional candlelight vigil to honor william klug, the office year -- the professor was shot and killed by former graduate student event in the gun on himself on wednesday. the professor was a married father of 2. students

without 4g, there would not have been uber or snapchat or instagram, or the list keeps going on. but i've listed some examples earlier, a moment ago, about what 5g makes possible. but if anyone tells you that they know the details of what 5g is going to become, run the other way. because it is the capacity to use this new capability that will determine what our future looks like. yes, 5g will connect the internet of everything. if something can be connected, it will be connected in the 5g world. but the predictions -- but with the predictions of hundreds of billions of microchips connected in products from pill bottles to plant waterers, you can be sure of only one thing. the biggest internet of things, application, has yet to be imagined. yes, 5g will connect the unconnected and compete with the uncompetitive. millions of americans can't access high-speed connectivity because it's too costly to run the fiber to their home. verizon rceo mcadam has begun speaking about using 5g to expand high-speed to rural areas. and fiber fast wireless connectivity will deliver the long-sought g

you can find it on twitter or instagram. >> moving on a suspect committed multiple rapes and murders is still on the loose 40 years after the spree started. next, a push to catch the man known as the golden state killer. >> why activists rallied to make sure people don't eat pets. >>> the supreme attention given to steph curry today in sfx: turbines revving up you hear that? that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its engines with fares as low as 69 dollars one-way. so get ready to take off... because sale prices as low as these don't happen every day! book your low fare now at southwest.com low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. clap, clap, ding >>> he was a serial killer and sex offender 40 years ago and he was never caught. >> there is new effort to find him. jonathan? >> reporter: before he showed up in the bay area he was known as east area rapist. down near l.a. they called him golden state killer n three days it will be the 40th anniversary of this unsolved case and that comes a push to solve it. >> the victims and families deserve justice. >> the fbi joined a

all you have to do is post them on facebook twitter or instagram and right there use the hash tag dubs on 7. >> take a look at the pictures warriors fans have already shared. we have some great shots. there is a lot of team spirit all across the bay area. very exciting series. great night again tonight. >> i love seeing all the little kids and all the animals as well. so cute. >>> with it just about 20 minutes left in our countdown to game four we have a lot nor to go. >> we do. stay with us. can the dubs bounce back from that blowout loss the other night? espn senior nba writer marc spears weighs in on that question. >>> and of course we check in with stans who are ready to watch the game on a big screen right outside of san francisco's city hall. >> stay right here with us. the abc 7 news warriors pregame show is just getting started. back in a second. >>> we've been through everything. this is a long season. we've seen everything. and anything. so we'll be prepared you know. we can be down 3-1 that's the thing. we can be you up. we can have a 73-win season. we can be told we're not

. >>> if you've been following this on twitter or instagram or anywhere else, or facebook, you may have seen reports that there may be captives inside. that was a word that we've seen all over social media today. we've now confirmed through the authorities that there are no reports of anybody held captive. that's not what this is, according to lapd. what we're going to try to do throughout this, as we do through all breaking news, is see what you see on social, and then call our contacts within law enforcement and government to find out what's true and what isn't true. that's one thing that we can knock down for you. there is no reason to believe that there is anyone held c captive. but there is also no reason to think anybody's been taken into custody. because we've seen no one being taken to the medical center and we've been in touch with the medical center, we don't have any idea whether the people who have been injured have been transported, if they are even accessible by authorities, or exactly what the situation is in engineering building number four. you can see there are a numbe

or his instagram page where you can see him cuddling with a puppy. >> i'm not normally so easy but hey. >> a car chase. >> we're riding with an ambulance who have a seriously ill female and they are trying to get this woman to a hospital. >> you can see everybody else on the road getting out of the way except for this mercedes. >> the dirt bag is taking advantage of the fact that cars are moving out of the way. >> you can hear they are getting irritated. they are saying we should call the police on this guy. they even just start giving it to this guy. >> everybody else moved out of the way and the ambulance continues going. the driver has been identified. the ambulance is following him with his sirens going and thought he has his lights on trying to get everybody out of the way. >> they don't need your hazard lights. they have plenty of their own to do the job. so this driver is struggling to find their way past. >> she stuck it. her name is kelsey. this girl is a perfect job over the stop and sticks the landing. there's some pretty serious damage. >> they are in the south pacific visi

continues to do that and something the media doesn't like and he can go to twitter or facebook account or instagramhim and get the message out. of course he'll do advertising but the difference is you can't just look dollar for dollar by one campaign to another campaign and if money was the metric of success, donald trump would not be the republican nominee right now. jeb bush would have been. >> no question. >> or ted cruz or all the people that out raised him. >> i'm with you on that but you had the ability to get the entirety of the republican party, the infrastructure, behind donald trump. >> and they are. >> money and -- but not really. i mean -- >> look who's behind donald trump. mitch mcconnell, speaker ryan behind him. >> half heartedly. >> reince is raising money. the party is raising money. mr. trump is raising money. >> not making it iz for them. >> that's not true at all. he had meetings with all kinds of people to be part of the campaign and we put a plan in place with the rnc to have the resources necessary and mr. trump could be raising the money for the campaign but he wants to make

without 4g, there were not have , or snapchat,uber or instagram. the list keeps going on. but i have listed some examples earlier, a moment ago, about what 5g makes possible. but if anyone tells you that they know the details about what 5g is going to become, run the other way. because it is the capacity to new capability that will determine what our future looks like. yes, 5g will connect the internet of everything. if something can be connected, it will be connected in a 5g world, but with the predictions of hundreds of billions of microchips connected in products from pill bottles to plant waters, you can be sure of only , the biggest internet of things application has yet to be imagined. yes, 5g will connect the uncompetitive -- connect the unconnected and compete with the uncompetitive. millions cannot i access -- cannot access high-speed internet because it is too costly to wire it to the home. talk lately about using 5g connectivity to expand high-speed broadband service to ,ural areas, and fiber fast wireless connectivity will deliver the goal of competitive high-s

we didn't have facebook or twitter or instagram, the social media medi media. i think the explanation for it is how quickly and sfeuccessful they manage their protest. they communicate much more quickly and effectively than we did back in the '60s. the numbers at mizzou were much greater. we were fairly successful in missouri and -- um -- increasing access, we as most universities viewed diversity work as improvement access and increasing admission and so by n explo exploded, we had a fairly decent number of students on cancer that we certainly did not have in the mid-'60s. so with numbers and social media and i think the times have simply changed. this generation is much less willing to put up with the micro aggressi aggressions, the indignity that people of color experienced in this world, that we were in the '60s. so i think that is why it happened. i think they executed the principles of non-violent protests very, very well. there was never any danger on campus, no one was hurt on campus. it was a fairly respectful demonstration of frustration with their li

you can tag us on facebook twitter or instagram using wusa 9. back to you. >> thanks. breaking news out of northern virginia where a jury has give castillo life plus 15 years for killing trying to make it look like a suicide back in 2014. peggy fox has reaction from there. >> a group of michelle castillo's friends have been coming every day through this long five week trial. today they are relieved that her killer will spend the rest of his life in prison. >> i know she's doing the woohoo right now looking down. >> there are no winners here. and we are grateful. >> the jury found him yesterday guilty of murdering his wife breaking into her house and violating the protective order. he beat her strangled her and hung up her body in the basement shower to make it look like a suicide. >> the jury convicted him beyond a reasonable doubt. there's a conviction here and he needs to repent and that would be our prayer for his heart and soul. hi this, gave it thought and decided that he was going to try and cover it up and make it seem like it was something that it wasn't and ma

>> according to forbes. 12 minutes of every hour spent on a mobile phone are spent on facebook or instagram. >> we can believe that. >> absolutely. >> probably more than that in the newsroom. >>> always watching. always tracking. wusa 9's first alert weather. >>> and we had a couple of very nice days. but the muggies are coming back and coming back quickly. storm moving off to the northeast at 25 miles an hour or so. friends seeing isolated showers. trying to come up to us. right now, it's mainly east of 301. so we'll watch this. these showers weaken, though, as it moves in toward the potomac. we'll watch this area. certainly more moisture. adding the threat for showers, south and east of us. overnight and tomorrow morning. one reason, the dew points. that's a measure of how much moisture is in the air. given the relative humidity. we have southerly winds now. the higher numbers where it's really sticky. down in richmond and norfolk. couple of 60s and low 70s. that's going to come and replace these more or 50s. still in pittsburgh. that dryer air is going to be replaced by the muggy. tonigh

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>> i wouldn't even compare it to facebook or instagram. humble in all this? it's a lot for someone as young as you. >> i mean like everyone is like going hyped up like at what i've achieved. for me i feel like i'm just getting started so i don't feel anything to brag about or whatever it is. >> do you ever think about wanting to be more like mark, mark zuckerberg? >> not really. i mean like he's too smart. >> so he's still pretty humble but i can't imagine living 10,000 mile as from home at 16. >> it's pretty incredible to think about. most kids probably wouldn't be doing something like this but he has remained humble. i spent the whole day with his parents. it's important that he remains humble. they still have rules. he still have a curfew set for him. he calls his mom every 20 minute question whether entrepreneurs are born or made and comes from great-grandfather, great-grandfather, both successful businessmen but also took matters into his own hands. >> and started so young so it does beg that question, george, how much of this is part

second screen might be netflix, then the third screen might be a social network like facebook or instagram. the fourth screen might be a messaging app like snapchat or others. i think what we are seeing now is things like messaging apps are beginning to overtake some of the social networks and content networks as ways for this next generation of consumers, middle school kids, high school age kids, to absorb content and news. >> that was terrifying, what you just said. because there's no real way to historically go back and regress how these consumers are going to evolve because the tools, the building blocks that they are starting with, we have never seen before. >> but it's perfect. think about it. we love this kind of thing. what do we need to do now? we need to figure out how to monetize this, how to measure the target audience, how to segment. these are all the things that are happening under the covers right now. i think when you see this combination of what's happening around mobile, around social, and around this next generation of consumers, it's absolutely fascinating. the way tha

you can share condolences on our facebook page and on twitter or instagram at abc 7 news bay area. >>long awaited project and tear-down and rebuild terminal 1 at san francisco international airport will break ground next week. the $2.5 billion improvement project will demolish part of the terminal to make way for a larger building. these are renderings of the new terminal. the airport plans to replace concourses a and b with a brand new 24-gate building. concourse c will remain standing but will be renovated. delta, frontier and southwest fly out of terminal 1. construction is expected to be completed by 2020. >>> according to a linked in rating, google tops the list of the best employers in the u.s. sales force of apple round out the top four. all of the companies are based in the bay area. other companies to make the top ten, uber, tesla, twitter and air bnb. the list ranks 40 top employers and bay area companies appear throughout it. >>> this next company likely isn't on anyone's best jobs list. bank officials in china are under fire for a public display of corporal punishment agai

hash tag ktvu on twitter or instagram.>> 1984.>>> san mateo county fair underway.day weekend you have a choice of several music festivals and a hot air balloon classic. here is rosemary orozco.>> it is father's day weekend at a lot is going on. in san francisco, the festival 79th season kicks off. linni will headline the first concert. stern growth is that club boulevard. in berkeley, a festival will fill a five block quarter from alcatraz to adaline with drumming, jazz, blues and reggae music. exhibits and food vendors will be on hand. juneteenth is 11:00 until 7:00. check out the danville summer festival. 150 artisans any kid zone in a band. food wine and handcrafted beers. it is saturday and sunday in downtown danville. in the salt they, world music day. 50 music groups performing. university avenue in palo alto. in santa clara, summer solstice arts festival. the event will host music performances, art and food on saturday from 10:00 and 5:00 at tried nizam. our bay, hot air balloon classic. balloons of all shapes and colors will launch from kaiser park in winds

sharing their condolences by posting this photo, you can find it on our facebook page, twitter or instagram. >> the shooting in orlando, the first funerals of the 49 victims are going to take place today and we hear more from survivors and learning more about the gunman. >> i night, chilling stories from those who escaped the terror at the pulse nightclub. some hiding out in the club bathroom. >> i stayed in the stall. we locked the stall. there were a couple of people that got locked out and were begging for their lives and he kid them. >> movie survivors never saw omar mateen's face. for the first time, the world is hearing the voice of the killer. >> as a disgruntled security guard caught on cram in a documentary on the 2010 v.p. oil spill the f.b.i. conducted a polygraph test on his wife, noor who allegedly want with her husband to bay ammunition telling officers she tried to talk him out of harming anyone. today, the president and vice president visit orlando. this morning, mass shootings taking center stage in the senate, democrats ending a 15 hour long filibuster after republican lea

if you and i as journalists could look at my twitter or instagram account, why is it the fbi restricts investigators from looking at what is essentially public information? there again, they may have been able to glean more information. >> back to your second point, the lack of linkage between, you were once the subject of a ten-month undercover investigation but because no evidence was found, fast forward to years later, you successfully buy two womeapon that's are use in the worst mass shooting incident in american history. is that, for all the young talented people in silicon valley, we know there is no mechanism for it right now? is that software, for goodness sake? >> i think it is. when i was in the white house, we encouraged and insisted on information sharing. if you're rehighing on individuals to actually look at the information, evaluate the importance, pass it to the person in the other agency, you're bound to fail. it has to be automated and faster. and there has to be a way of prioritizing this information. if a guy was the subject of a ten-month surveillance, he ought to

so if you want to join me on the talk post a video or photo on instagram showing that you are the talk's biggest fan. use the hashtag, the talkkpix 5 for full details go to cbssf.com/contest. >>> me and paul want to go. we're going to enter as mr. smith. >> you get two for one. >> there you go. what's the talk? i don't know. but i want to go. >> where are you going to sit in the circle of talkers? >> i don't know. i don't know. i kind of want to try all the seats. >> that's going to be really cool. you're going to do great. it's going to be fun. >> i'm so nervous. but it will be fun. >> i can't wait to meet the ladies and i'm sure i'm going to get a lot of teasing calls after i'm done. >> just bring us back something. talk t-shirt or something. >> or night cream? >> i can do without that. a coffee mug? >> i wouldn't mind night cream. that would be nice. thank you. [ laughter ] >>> we'll get ken something, right? all right. here we go. take a look outdoors, we have the marine layer mix out of it. it's actually just as cool in the low 60s but it is not as foggy in san francisco. we have so

unanticipated in of bashan, without 4g there would not have been ways were over, or snapchat, or instagram, and the list keeps going on. but i have listed some examples earlier, moment ago about what 5g makes possible. but if anyone tells you that they know the details of what 5g is going to become run the other way. because it is the capacity to use this new capability that will determine what her future looks like. yes, 5g will connect the internet of everything. if something can be connected it will be connected in the 5g world. but their world. but their predictions, but with the predictions of hundreds of billions of microchips connected in products from pill bottles to plant waters, you can be sure of only one thing, the biggest internet of things, application has yet to be imagined. yes, 5g will connect the young connected and compete with young competitive. millions of americans cannot access i keep speed connectivity because it's too costly to run the fiber to the home. verizon ceo has begun speaking lightly about using 5g connectivity to expand high-speed broadband service to rur

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important.completely >> to lay out a timeline for or instagram, or do they just say to trust us?about laying out timelines, 10 year horizons. it does not mean we will see the results in the timelines. these will take many years to play out. focusing was one of the areas for the developer conference two months ago. also a major focus a year and a month ago. there is very little traction. this will take years to play out. investors will want to do those returns. that is a lot of return. david: thank you. coming up will be bloomberg markets with vonnie quinn. what do we have to look forward to today? vonnie: a lot a on grexit, four days left. how will airbus be affected? how will things pan out there? we want to ask market little bit about other things and not just the grexit. of course, janet yellen is speaking tomorrow. how will that impact the markets? how is he present -- for a potential grexit? they are slightly different from polling numbers. voteo they see the grexit turning out? >> thanks to her we look forward to that pair we're talking about donald trump's campaign earlier

you can tweet or instagram with my dad, hashtag withz-tj my dad. >>> and a beautiful picture perfect> gorgeous. sunday, starting off this father's day morning with a few high clouds. it is rather cool. we're down to the 50s. the flag hardly moving. just a very gentle breeze. as ua so your planner for the day ahead hour by hour, by 11:00 it will be near 80 with the high clouds in and out. back down to the low 80s. sena sunset today is at 8:46. on monday, another hot and generally dry day, getting more humid and up into the low 90s. and it is the summer solstice arriving. then as we get into tuesday, a lot of clouds around, maybe a morning shower or afternoon thunderstorm, up near 90 degrees. after that we dry out and low humidity returns on wednesday and part of thursday. storms and showers may linger into friday morning. drying up into next weekend. >>> next up we do have reporter's notebook for you. >> and we will be back with more top stories. >>> we start today with the d.c. primary. upsets and a big come back for the city's former mar eer mayor. vincent gray could have his sights

go ahead, facebook your friends, tweet your folls.ower or selfie on instagram. happy social media day. >>> and if you're a metro rider. here's a big deal. got a reminder for you. tonight, 7:00. for a mission metro special. metro's gm, paul wederfield will be here. as well as metro riders and key leaders from across the washington region. all part of our commitment to make metro safe and reli for everyone. again, that's tonight. 7:00. >>> when okawhoa!ady? [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. british prime minister david cameron, has taken himself out of the campaign. >>> late this afternoon, president barack obama signed a financial rescue package for puerto rico. faces more than $70 billion in debt. with a major payment due on friday. it creates a board that will supervisor some debt. and negotiate with creditors. also temporarily blocks creditors from filing lawsuits. >>> group of residents is pushing back against a proposal to change the name of jeb stewart high

without 4g it would not have been ways or over snapchat or instagram, or the list keeps going on. but i've listed some examples earlier a moment ago about what 5g makes possible. but if anyone tells you that they know the details of what 5g is going to become, run the other way. because it is the capacity to use this new capability that will determine what our future looks like. yes, 5g will connect the internet of everything. if something can be connected it will be connected in the 5g world. but the predictions, with the predictions of hundreds of will billions of microchips connected in products from pill bottles to plant waters, you can be sure of only one thing, the biggest internet of things, application, has yet to be imagined. yes, five jeep will connect the unconnected and compete with the uncompetitive.competitive. millions of americans cannot access high speed connectivity because it's too costly to run the fiber to the home. verizon ceo lola mcadams has begun speaking lately but using 5g connectivity to expand high-speed broadband service toi rural areas. and fiber fas

hashtag ktvu on twitter, facebook or instagram. >>> 7:26. setting for that new smart commute train.the train's directors voted to set the commute to $9. some said that was too much. passengers with disabilities and 65 and up, there will be a discount. it will start service late they are year. >>> critics of san francisco police department are calling on attorney general pamela harris to investigate. the group is protesting recent police shootings including mario woods and jessica williams. it was her death last months that led to the resignation of police chief greg suhr. >>> a jury in oakland recommended the death pent for a man convicted of killing two people including an 8-year-old girl. darnell williams came to the front door. when the door opened, he started shooting and killed her. two other children were also hurt along with a third person. prosecutors say that williams was targeting the father of alicia's friend in retaliation for a gang-related shooting in berkeley. >> when you execute a child and you almost execute two others and you go on a killing spree, this is about as

. >>> tell me on twitter, facebook or instagram, is what at peel of this dori movie. >> finding dori. >> aloft on people want to see it, lauren. >> is there something called nemo generation. >> yes. >> thirteen years ago finding nemo came out. >> thirteen years. >> thirteen years ago. >> wow. >> yes. and finding dori is sequel. so now we have young kids that want to see it, also the older people who loved finding nemo. what you need to know is on fathers day weekend, finding dori broke most records. this is for pixar, it was the biggest, animated record of all time, 136.2 million-dollar was the box office gross in north america this weekend. not only is that more than finding knee maine but beat out shrek the third, the previous record holder. >> yes. >> looking for her family if you will. >> and doesn't the little blue fish get captured or something and sent to an aquarium or something. >> i don't know, i didn't see it. >> that is the voice of ellen degenerous. >> yes. >> here's the thing, i believe it is disney or pixar or whatever it is, animated this sharpe i'm holding, kids would

emily: whether it's instagram or oculus or internet.org, which do you see as having the most potentialbecome the next huge business for facebook? sean: the interesting question is is that next big thing somewhere else entirely? is it google x and life sciences and contact lenses that measure glucose? is it self driving cars or is it going to be something that is very close to the home? the core of what facebook is. emily: do you think facebook should move beyond the core? sean: i think communication is the biggest market in the world. it cannot be undervalued. are there other paradigms or are there other ways of communicating that facebook could enable? does it make sense for them to buy snapchat? does it make sense for facebook to expand more into real-time communication, so not just broadcast-based where you are sharing with the group and it's essentially public? facebook messenger is no different from instant messaging , which we have had since the the mid-1990's, irc and the early internet. facebook is good understanding the core communication network apps that they should own and

wouldn't be surprise me if one member of the group probably videotaping it and putting it out on instagram or twitter or facebook. we ask the public if anybody sees some video of the vents that somebody posted to ple kevin: so far there have been no arrest or clear suspect description. they will up the patrols in a safe and a family neighborhood. >> reporting in silver spring, i'm kevin lewis. back to you. leon: security will be tighter tomorrow in baltimore when a judge is expected to announce his verdict in the trial of baltimore police officer caesar goodson. goodson is charged with murder in the death of freddie gray. the maryland national guard being brought in case protesters get out of hand in the city. the first two trials involving officers involved in gray's death ended without any charges being found guilty. coming up at "abc7 news at 6:00" -- imagine seeing this billboard out driving. what is more shocking it's put up by somebody running for congress. we explain this coming up. later, crazyest in in cleveland today -- craziness in cleveland today. we take you a celebration 51 year

music plays ] if any of you never feel stressed-out, now's a good time to go get a snack or check your instagram. but if you're part of the other 99% of us who do feel stress from time to time, then sit back and listen up. emily gets some tips on how to >> the first thing you need to know is that stress is normal, unless you're a genius, an incredibly gifted athlete, or a music or art prodigy. but i wouldn't call them normal. some stress is act us. it can release adrenaline just when we need it to avoid danger or accomplish a goal. but too much stress can be a problem. it can throw you off your game, even make you sick. so knowing how to avoid being overstressed is something every one of us needs to have in our toolkit. and that's why we're talking today with dr. megan jones. she's a psychologist from stanford university. hi, doctor. >> hi. >> okay, whenever i have to take a big test, i feel lots of stress. >> well, i think we all feel lots of stress before a big test, but what you can do is actually pay attention to the thoughts that are making you feel so stressed. so, the way that we t

you can find it on our facebook page or twitter and instagram at abc7 news bay area. >>> now to the terror attack in orlando. right now we want to take you to capitol hill in washington, d.c. a 14-hour long filibuster on gun control appears to be winding down. the senate democrats announced there will be a vote on barring people on the terrorist watch list from buying weapons. there will be a vote on universal background checks as well. this was all sparked by the mass shooting in orlando. and new video of the gunman in the rampage has emerged. this is a 2012 documentary about the bp oil spill. in the video mateen can be seen working security in the 2010 disaster where he seems skeptical about the clean up efforts. >> no one gives a [bleep]. no one gives a [bleep] here. it is all about getting paid jievment it is all about the money, right? >> it is all about the money. >> president obama will visit orlando tomorrow to pay respects to the victims. the first funerals for the 49 killed will begin tomorrow. and they are continuing to focus 0 mateen's wife. >> at the center of the investigatio

you can find it on our facebook page or twitter and instagram at abc7 news bay area. >>> now to the terror attack in orlando. right now we want to take you to capitol hill in washington, d.c. a 14-hour long filibuster on gun control appears to be winding down. the senate democrats announced there will be a vote on barring people on the terrorist watch list from buying weapons. there will be a vote on universal background checks as well. this was all sparked by the mass shooting in orlando. and new video of the gunman in the rampage has emerged. this is a 2012 documentary about the bp oil spill. in the video mateen can be seen working security in the 2010 disaster where he seems skeptical about the clean up efforts. >> no one gives a [bleep]. no one gives a [bleep] here. it is all about getting paid jievment it is all about the money, right? >> it is all about the money. >> president obama will visit orlando tomorrow to pay respects to the victims. the first funerals for the 49 killed will begin tomorrow. and they are continuing to focus 0 mateen's wife. >> at the center of the investigatio

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