david: let's continue the discussion of pandora. reporter who covers pandora.estermann bring to the table? >> tim westermann has really been very much up front for pandora. that is the inspirational jazz pianist, musician founder talking to employees inside of pandora, talking to artists outside of pandora. i think that elevating him to ao is something that has been public persona of the country and puts him in charge and that makes him a higher profile phase for pandora and the vision of where they need to go. alisa: what is his first step need to be when he gets into work tomorrow? >> i have to defer to him, but the sense i get is that there is not a lot of change. he is a very senior executive in company. he has formulated a strategy to add a pricey at least for pandora expensive proposition for building an on-demand service. spotify and apple are like this. who areed by cfos adding the president title and a couple of other senior executives hired by mike andrews. the tenets set the strategy pursuant -- pandora is currently pursuing will not change. who is a

stakes are high for pandora. >> yahoo!ome companies trying to make a bid, but there has to be some outcome here. is it aol style? is this company, your former employer, left hanging? >> yes. all these reports, all these players trying to jockey for position is pushing yahoo! towards a full sale process of the core business and not just let's wait and see what comes through the door. >> so starwood has proposed a new slate of board members. is the starwood proposed board on a different page than the actual yahoo board. >> starboard, yes. >> it seems like they're both trying to engineer the sale of the current company. >> the current board is dragging their feet, giving lip service, but not saying we want to send this to the highest board. so starboard's board is trying to find new hands for the asset. what's interesting about microsoft's potential role, they might throw money behind a private equity bid. microsoft has some agreements with yahoo! and saying maybe we want to preserve those revenue streams. you mentioned starw

one of the great things about pandora is the access.ur users love the service so we can stream it no matter what kind of cell phone it is. whether it's a desktop computer or over 100 different automobile models all have pandora in them. so that makes us unique. >> as you think about remaining independent what other strategic options might morgan stanley be presenting to you as you think about that. >> we look at a lot of different options. in order to ener new markets like live events and ticketing so there's a lot of things we're looking at. the key is we have this large massive audience in the united states. 80 million people and a huge amount of data around that audience so what can we use that data? and do for that audience to improve their experience and build a healthy long-term business. that's the strategic options we're focused on. >> enjoy your time in austin. >> thank you very much. >> meanwhile, elsewhere, the future of con ten and streaming taking senor stage this week. we caught up with a legend in the business the executi

pandora trying to put itself up for sale.as a new strategy to take on competitors, but will it fall on deaf ears? some breaking news, headlines from the fed vice chairman speaking now. mike mckee joins me with the headlines. mike: he is speaking with the national association of economics. some economic talk and a little bit of monetary policy woven into it. we don't know what is going to happen to productivity. it keeps interest rates low over the long term. in the long run he probably will be, but it is taking longer than they thought to get into it. the qe and other fed tools bring into it. they would rather have interest rates up then have to do some complicated monetary policy. text released in washington by the fed. hyman's bring in julie checking in at markets desk. what moves do you see? julie: people are still just going through them. this is not something we have an instantaneous reaction, unless they said something earth shattering. higher year yield moving today, reflecting higher expectations for a rate increase t

alyx: it seems like pandora has two strategies. still looking to find a buyer but it wants to quadruple sales. which one is arrested or in more apt -- is westergren more apt to take on? has beeniness growing his expertise. growth has slowed down. two years ago you had a company growing in size every year now growing at about 6% topline. that slowing growth to paraphrase warren buffett, you can see who is swimming naked when the tide goes out. you can see problems in the pandora business model. tim westergren is going to have to fight that on wall street which he has not had a lot of experience with as well as making those changes internally. alyx: thanks so much. cory johnson a bloomberg news. still ahead, news of an alleged $95 million fraud scheme at pjt partners. we will have the latest details when we return. ♪ alyx: this is bloomberg markets. the managing director of pjt partners was arrested and charged with defrauding investors of more than $95 million. andrew casperson allegedly invented fake financiers come a set of false

what do they say about pandora? listeners were down in the last quarter for pandora.as: they think about pandora because it is the biggest player in this particular market. their focus is the on-demand streaming market. the spotify's and apple of the world. the trade body just released a report that on-demand streaming's have surpassed $1 billion in sales. it is bigger than the market for online radio. it is still growing while pandora lost customers last year. spotify eclipsed 30 million subscribers, apple eclipsed 10 million. cory: emily chang sat down with tim westergren yesterday. listen to what he had to say. >> everyone is looking to create a music experience. they are blending and barging. on demand is trying -- blending and purging. on-demand is trying to move into radio. the one that can aggregate the largest audience, make the rest of the experience easy and intuitive, will win. see theul, when you founder go back to a company like this, he certainly led them through tumultuous times in private enterprise. is that a good sign or a bad sign? paul: i generally

the changes from pandora after the company severed a decline in users.he cofounder is named the ceo more than a decade after he last ran. the world passes largest online radio service. speaking of real estate, we want to head to the markets were matt miller has the numbers for us. eight beat here in the top line. matt: a huge beat her we were looking for a drop of 0.4 percent compared to a job of almost 1% in the previous month. pending home sales are up big. that is the year-over-year number. the month number up date but that is not as interesting. maybe that is why we have seen a huge lumber rally. have you noticed lumber has been safe lately really up. >> you would notice that. matt: gmm go. oil are ripping up. andcan pull up my terminal see a lot of movers you might not otherwise see. now see wheat and soy bp pending home sales up 5.1%. in all seriousness, very good news for the home market. are getting a lot of housing earnings coming out this week. penny home sales, they definitely bold well -- bode well for companies like that. they do not necessa

pandora's founder was returning as ceo. why do you think the market is not giving founders credit today. this week. >> super smart guy. a great leader and generally i think i agree with what the market is saying in the past. they're probably better than other companies. and how was the vision and the strategy changed a little bit. >> blind spots cause you to say all right i need either another ceo or maybe a strong number two to come in and help me, i mean, steve jobs had tim cook and what are the blind spots that lead you to say it's time to do that. >> this is what i went through. i'm a good vision person and product person and when it came to looking at four square seven years in, i was a ceo for seven years, we're doing all of these amazing things with data technology and advertising technology. those aren't my strong suits. it's recognizing the things that you're good at and not so good at and empowering people in the organization to fill the holes for you and the best leaders are able to say i'm not so great at this.

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. ♪ emily: pandora among the worst internet company stocks on tuesday.s noted the forward-looking fundamental maybe concerning as the streaming music race goes global. they launched a new service to increase artist to fan communication. spotify is also improving its social gestures. pandora shares are down about 22% this year. iheartmedia is going to battle with its creditors. they said it received default notices from bondholders. lenders claimed they broke their debt agreements on a transferred half a billion of shares to a subsidiary. i want to bring in our media reporter to break this down for us. it seems that they have a mountain of debt to the tune of $20 billion. can you break this down for us? >> the structure of this company is not easy to understand even for a sophisticated investor. when iheartmedia was acquired by private equity firms right before the recession, it inherited more than one of the last lbo's, close to $21 billion in debt. it has found ways to postpone paying off the debt and increase liquidity, finding ways to stay solvent whi

cory: let me ask you about pandora.ifferent service to be sure, but also going through struggles with the ceo suddenly out this week. the founder comes back as ceo again. if you were looking at pandora, what do you think that they need to do to right the ship? iswhat they have done well peoples intent that capture peoples intent to listen to radio on their mobile device. wanting to enjoy a long, uninterrupted listening session. that is something we have noticed with our users as well. they want to be able to just open the app, and with a few clicks listen to a great stream of music. alsois why we have released features like track stations that allow you to take the 125 million tracks, start a station from that, and then have it play for as long as you want. anything you think of where they are focused on a different radio experience? is there a downside to having the ability to pick individual to? consumers today want to listen in different ways. i have for myself, sometimes i want to be lazy and just let like them and

. >> in this morning, pandora has named co-founder as c.e.o. and after increasing competition from services like apple music and spotify. pandora shares about -- shares fell about 9% and he was the previous c.e.o. that will be replaced. >> you if you a huge "star wars" fans with dispose ability income you can help a great cause. harrison ford is auctioning off the leather jacket he wears in the movie and the auction will raise money for a new york city medical center search for a cure for epilepsy. it is a personal cause forford pause he revealed that his daughter has the neurological disease. i know you are wondering how much it is going for? we checked, the high bid right now is $17,000. the bidding is up for two more weeks so...good luck. >> again, if you have a lot of money on are i don't hands, you know where you can dispose of it the. >> for a if cause. >> -- is tracking the weather and more wind to come. mike? >>> yes, good morning, again. breezy on the roof and not so bad as near the coast where the farrest winds are, and it and bringin

he is replacing the ceo of pandora for threose. it comes as the company faces competition from spotify, apple and google play music. >>> virtual reality being called a game changer is being released. today researchers are waiting for today to find out if it lives up to its billing. the devices make you feel like you are in the world you are seeing on the headset. >> for gaming specifically and pc gaming it is huge. it is an entirely different way to experience a game. that's not something that comes along often. >> i got so into it i was crawling on the floor and hiding behind desks. i felt as if i was in the game. >> when i think of virtual reality i think of the video from 1995. that was a while ago. i'm sure the technology is better. it costs $600. you need a $1,000 pc to make it work. industry analysts say two more competitors are launching this year so prices could drop. the headsets aren't just for gamers. they predict virtual real estate tours in advertising will be the next big uses for the headsets. >>> instagram announced

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pi am just going to carry on with pour visit to pandora. pif you've seen the movie p"avatar" and you're wondering, pwhy now? pwhy now is cirque du soleil pdoing a live avatar show? pit takes a long time to get it pwritten and produced and it's pfinally happened and james pyou can see it and revisit 3,000 pyears. pit takes place 3,000 years pbefore the movie. pit's complete with viper wolves. pthey have the puppets and peverything. pit's out of sight. pstick around, everybody. pgot a preview for you from the pamalie what does fresh epcot mean? maybe it's sampling seasonal dishes... ...enjoying hand-picked music or seeing locally grown topiaries. garden festival... ...is certified fresh epcot. experience a year of fun and all four theme parks with a florida resident annual p>>charley: i'm charley belcher pcoming from the amalie arena but pit will be redesigned as andora. ptonight two shows, tomorrow two pshows saturday, two shows psunday. pavatar brought to life at cirque pdu soleil. plawyer here comes the first pflight. pso this show really

and take another look at pandora.ng after replacing its former ceo with founder, tim wester green. that stock down 10%, and "squawk alley" will be right back. [alarm beeps] ♪ ♪ the intelligent, all-new audi a4 is here. ♪ ♪ ain't got time to make no apologies...♪ >>> the bidding war for starwood hotels continues. simon hobbs with the latest. >> kayla, we're waiting for two things. first the board of starwood to say this is a superior offer, and to react. in the meantime, the holding statement from marriott, in which they question the financing of the deal and at the same time, the timing of any required regulatory approvals. the latter is really perhaps more interesting moving forward. one, the idea that the chinese insurance regulator might say this deal is too big. too much of your property would be overseas. but there's also a suggestion now in the marketplace that there may be a regulatory problem in this country, particularly that proximity of some hotels to certain government locations. they got the okay to buy t

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the amount of reaction to pandora today reminds me. dinner with the cfo of netflix a few years ago, when i was on the sell side. i could not give it away. no one wanted to touch this stock. the stock is $9 then. it's over 100 today. >> and they had a great year, of course, last year. suffered a little bit more this year. let's get back to the exact content that's on offer. arik, so far you mentioned the term scripted shows. that's mainly what's there. there are a couple others. when does this model of live streaming rather than traditional broadcast media, when does it apply to other areas of tv? when does it start to dominate and change the markets there snrch. >> it's an interesting experience partially because the other thing i'm looking forward to is the debut of mls. i will not be watching it on traditional television. we cut the cord in my house. i'll be watching on the apple tv mls app to watch the portland timbers take on the team from ohio. so sports is still the one thing that's really kind of iffy. you can still watch a lot

we also wonder if it might use some of that money to buy kim westergen's pandora. he just took over a few days ago. pandora has not done well on the stock market, pretty much ever, but it still is surprisingly the dominant streaming music service. spotify is 30 million users, pandora has far more, but most don't pay for the service. janet yellen spoke tuesday and says central bankers should, quote, proceed cautiously, when it comes to interest rates. now, what does that mean? it kind of depends on which word you pay attention to. proceed cautiously sounds like she's going to raise rates. proceed cautiously sounds like she's not going to raise rates. stocks haven't moved yet, and i thought it was because they were waiting on yellin, but they didn't move then either. an early sneak peek at the numbers, payroll data, shows we should get some good news on friday, more good news, because really the jobs reports have been very strong for a long time. >> you almost need to put that up on a graphic. like, proceed cautiously or proceed cautiously. >> maybe a diagram. where

to upset the verdict of the people in terms of the election that can really be opening a very big pandora's box. it is competitive but somebody has the majority of the delegates from the votes of the people. i think that you change that to your peril whatever party you are. yes, sir? >> here is a non-political question. what do you know directly or indirectly about the republican leaderships for dealing with the president's request or your desires to collect money for -- [inaudible question] >> there was an important meeting yesterday. we were celebrating the men and women in the military unfortunately they scheduled it at the same time because there is not enough hours in the day. we met up with mr. mccarthy and the appropriators were there. there was an interest in using ebola money for the zika virus. that would be very wrong. we have to recognize that the zika virus is its own threat and we have to address it with reresearch and all of the arrows in our quiver to stop the spread of the zika virus. i do associate zika with flint in that there are two public health issues that are mother

. >> opening pandora's box. if you put it in the hands of the fbi, could get into it. >> and apple has always protected the customers' rights. >>> honoring the life of nancy reagan. her daughter among the mourners. a public viewing begins in an hour at the library. a private funeral service will be later. going to be laid to rest by ronl reagan in a hill side tomb facing the pacific ocean. >>> mourning the loss of who many call the fifth beatle. . >> that's sir george martin conducting the orchestra in yesterday, around 1999. he managed the beatles and he passed away peatfully -- peacefully. produced almost all of the recordings. >>> a look at the winners of yesterday's primaries and tell you about the bay area moguls that met secretly to discuss donald trump. >>> free agency for the nfl. one mig name appears to -- big name appears to be leaving the bay area. >> and the latest on the otter at the zoo. . >>> donald trump is calling for party unity after he won the republican primary in mississippi and michigan as

earlier this week, pandora announced that c.e.o.er -- i'm sorry, the co-founder, once the c.e.o., will be c.e.o. again as it struggles to fend off rivals such as spotify and even apple. turning now to federal communications commission. looking at two key measures that will impact every american on the internet. on thursday the s.e.c. votes on privacy rules meant to give consumers control over their personal information. as the i.s.p.'s collect information on them had they use the internet. for example, with web -- which websites you visit and how long you've been on them. they could also have a big impact on revenue. but not to some of the other biggest players in the internet. also before the s.e.c., perhaps the most complex spectrum auction in u.s. history. a two-way auction that could net the government up to $40 billion. brad barker in new york. love me some f.c.c. stories. and this privacy one seems like it's a big deal. guest: it's a completely big deal. thanks for having me. the f.c.c. have been awful busy essentially this pr

>> i don't think he wanted anyone to have the combination, because that was his control over the pandora's box. >> ...the other a texas-sized challenge. >> this may be financially one of the dumbest things that i have ever done. >> together, can they make history? >> fire! [ explosion ] [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm out in west texas, about 50 miles southwest of abilene. i'm here to hunt down two strange inheritances submitted by viewers whose stories converge into a single tale, a tale born straight out of the wild, wild west. >> my name is garland richards. in 1998, my dad passed away, left me and my siblings a large cattle ranch and a giant part of history. >> well, i got your letter, and i'm dying to learn more about your inheritance. what is this place? >> this is the richards ranch, and this is fort chadbourne. we will be glad to show you around. >> i'm ready. garland tells me fort chadbourne was built in 1852, during the great western expansion. [ gunfire, horses neighing ] the area had become a hotspot for viole

he is replacing the ceo of pandora for fewer than three years.aces competition from spotify, apple and google play music. >>> virtual reality being called a game changer is being released. it is supposed to bring virtual reality to everyone. today researchers are waiting for today to find out if it lives up to its billing. the devices make you feel like you are in the world you are seeing on the headset. >> for gaming specifically and pc gaming it is huge. it is an entirely different way to experience a game. that's not something that comes along often. >> i got so into it i was crawling on the floor and hiding behind desks. i felt as if i was in the game. >> it costs $600. you need an expensive powerful pc to make it work. industry analysts say two more competitors are launching this year. so prices could drop since there will be competition. they say the headsets aren't just for gamers. they predict virtual real estate tours and advertising will be the next big use for the headsets. >> i want one. >> i know you do. >>> instagram announced it wi

pwe're in charge of all pandora. pwhen ever we're not on stage. pfight backstage getting next uppet ready. pthis is it right here. pthis is if you're familiar with pmovie very end he flew on back pspoiler alert. p>> but, we get to see him and pflight even during the show. pyeah all six puppeteers work at pthe same time. pit's also, an operated by panother kind of control which is p3 d flight system which can fly pfly it all around the arena. pyeah, one of the, acrobats can pride on top of it as well. p>> oh, wow. retty complicated thing. psix puppeteer and an acrobat. pa lot of people coordinating paltogether and trying to think pthe same thought at the same ptime to make it all move in the psame direction. pi can't imagine six puppeteers pworking one big beautiful pcreature. pthat's, that's a lot of pchoreography. pright? pthaks a lot of rehearsal and lot pof breathing together and pthinking together. ptell me about this vipir wolf. pman is that really cool looking. pi just don't even know where to pbegin. pthese are obviously all built pfor this

a pandora's box may have been opened and difficult to close. brent: this year's formula one campaign gets underway in two weeks time. i will have to get used to one major change to the qualifying rules. the slowest cars will gradually be eliminated leaving only two cars fighting for poland till the end. -- for pauole until the end. >> it is set to be introduced next season. for our he showed off their powerful car but the team are not quite pleased with their time. >> generally seems like a step up. it is usually a good sign. >> it feel strong and solid. for now, what team has the greatest chance of victory is far from certain. >> the two week long tasks have hinted it might be a tightly fought battle this season. >> we still have a lot more. including one of brazil's most popular presidents. coming up on the other side of the 62nd break, stay with us. brent: we are back. here are the top stories for this friday. donald tusk sees the first signs of the eu overcoming its differences on migration. angela merkel and french president francois holla

now, pandora in the east bay, great music app. it has struggled since it was created under the first creator. so westergram is in. the stock has fallen another 9% today. you announce that you're in charge and the stock falls 9%. >> maybe it will turn out. yeah, that is pretty hurtful. >>> so as the fbi's battle with apple over that encrypted iphone puts privacy in the headlines, congress is working to close a privacy loophole that allows police to look at any e-mail that is older than six months old and never tell you about it. >> you've got mail. >> reporter: e-mail and cell phones don't look like this anymore, but the law that protects them is 30 years old. the electronic communications privacy act requires a judge's permission for authorities to look at e-mails, photos or documents you have stored on line if they are less than six months old. in most cases police can look at older e-mails without your knowledge. >> because it's digital information and on a server, the government treats it with less protection. >> reporter: the

we also wonder if it might use some of the billion to buy tim westergren's pandora. he just took over as ceo of the company a couple of days ago of the pandora has not done as well on the stock market. really pretty much ever it's not done well. it's still the surprisingly dominant music service. >>> head of the fed, janet yellen, spoke to the economic club of new york tuesday and said central bankers should, quote, proceed cautiously when it comes to interest rates. as far as looking ahead to the markets, as we look at that video one more time because they have cute little kids on it, we are looking ahead to friday's jobs number. and we do expect a good one on that. >> all right. well, gop presidential candidate donald trump is still defending his campaign manager one day after his arrest on assault charges. in the meantime trump and his gop rivals are sounding more divided than ever. nbc's hallie jackson has more. >> reporter: today more fallout as donald trump doubled down, defending his top aide. >> the easiest thing, corey, you're fired. i can't do that. >> repo

. >> when you open this pandora box, there is no way to recall the mosquitoes. >> reporter: critics fear with experimenting may not be safe. the fda is taking public comments before a final decision on the florida field test is made. tom. >> eva, thank you. >>> a record number of travelers hitting american airports this travel season as spring break approaches. right now airports are dealing with out of control security lines. subway times reaching more than two hours. here is gloria riviera with what you need to know. >> reporter: tonight across at a breaking -- security lines at a breaking point. >> nobody knew what line to get in or where the line ended. >> missed my flight. flights are all booked. >> reporter: the transportation security administration normally screens two million passengers every day but that number skyrockets during spring break. this march in april alone airlines for america is projecting 140 million passengers will fly on u.s. airlines. that means at least 300,000 more people lining up with you every day in that security line. the tsa now turning out 200 new offi

the new pandora and animal kingdom is set to open next year. enter the world of avatar tonight. the first flight is the new live multimedia show from cirque du soleil inspired by the avatar movie. ticket prices start at $40. >>> starting in 20 minutes now, you can get krispy kreme doughnuts for cheap all for a good cause. st. pete police will be at the star on fourth street north and 91st avenue raising money pore the special olympics. $1 gets you one glazed doughnut. $20 gets you a dozen. last year, st. pete police raised more than any other police agency in the state. >>> coming up, head together grocery store? if so, keep an extra eye on your belongings. we're telling you where a crime spree is targeting you. >> and investigators surrounding a tampa home after a man shot at police tonight. that man is now dead. we'll have a live report. the sunshine sky way is closed due to fog. coming up, i'll show you how >>> breaking news right now as you wake up at 5:30. after they say he shot at them. we're on the scene learning what happened leading up to the gunfire. >> this morning, p

. >> when you open this pandora box, there's no saying it will >> reporter: and t ty're taking comments before the final decision is made on the field test. tom? >> thank you. >>> and a record number of travelers as spring break approaches. but right now, some wait times at airportsreaching two hours. here's gloria riviera with what you need to know. >> reporter: tonight, across america, airport security lines at baking point. caused by tsa shortages, and a record number of spring break travelers. >> missed my flight. >> reporter: the tsa normally screens 2 million passengers every day. but that skyrockets during sfring spring break. they're projecting 140 million passengers will fly on u.s. airlines. people lining up every day in the security line. and the tsa turning outore than 200 new employees every day. but some tips, chekk delay tommy times. >> fly on a saturday or sunday moing. >> reporter: and use social media. tweet the airline, and most have rapid response helpers to help solve your problem. >>> and a device that causes cell p pne calls to drop. >>> and later, the dog that be

shares of pandora are currently .rading down nearly 11% earlier, the company announced its cofounder would be taking over as chief executive. the previous ceo relinquished the top job in 2004. withra has been competing spotify and apple music. let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines this hour. the chinese insurance firm has for thed its bid waldorf-astoria. the company says it is awaititig another takeover bid. a j japanese firm will expand is business in north america. recoups been looking to some of the 43 billion dollars in debt it has after a data storage provider did a deal valued at $60 billion. facebook is apologizing for a bug in its system after users living as far away as new york and hong kong received a safety check notification after sunday's suicide bombing in pakistan. the feature lets friends and family know a user is safe in the event of a terror attack or natutural disasaster. inflation in yemen is spiraling out of control after currency to bees were found dwindling. >> these factories can no longer produce anything. yemen carried out by the

. >> when you open this pandora box it's not going to be able to recall the mosquitos. >> reporter: critics specialtying with genetics -- critics experimenting with genetics may not be safe. there will be more research made. eva pilgrim, new york. >>> now the red cross is volunteering in tampa and across the country to help victims of devastating flooding along the gulf coast. right now more than 1,000 people are still without a place to live. the red cross is opening more shelters in louisiana than they have in the past decade. we're told more than 700 people are staying in the shelters now. that flooding damaging nearly 5,000 homes in the state. local leaders are closely watching the rising waters breach. >>> let's check back in with ivan cabrera for a look at what we can expect weatherwise. it was a gorgeous weekend but does it continue? >> yeah, i think we still have leftover showers. by the way, ones we got last night and now are what is left of that epic event, that historic flooding across portions of the deep south where some areas picked up a couple of feet of water. i have to tell

but i'm rooting for pandora. >> i use it, too. thank you, scott. >>> 6:48.weather with our main woman kari hall. >> hopefully you have the play list for today. >> yeah, it's going to be beautiful again today. so, no matter what music you're blasting it goes with this kind of weather. we're taking a live look right now at san jose and have a cool start, of course. but then as we warm up today, it won't be as warm as yesterday. so a few changes in the works. it's now 49 degrees in san francisco and the peninsula and the south bay is at 48 degrees as we get a closer look, we have 48 degrees now in santa theresa. downtown 49 degrees and willow glen at 47. wear a nice, warm jacket as you head out. clear weather here and spotty rain to the north of us and that area of low pressure causing some snow over reno and parts of the sierra. we will continue to see this spinning and it may expand wide enough to produce some rain over the central valley and maybe even a little bit of rain over the east bay as well. this is what the rain timeline paints the picture for what

. >>> some say their idea is like opening pandora's box. >>> new worries after days of dangerous flooding. >>> good morning, south florida. i'm eric yutzy. >> i'm jacey birch. stories in just a moment. hopefully you guys got enough sleep with the time change. i do not like spring forward, not a fan. >> warm weather popped up here and there. julie durda, what does monday look like? >> we are going to see warm, humid conditions. this is well above average for the time of year. >> we should be waking up to mid 60s. as the kids head to the bus stop, be prepared. the winds much camper out of the south. we'lo see temperatures in the lower 70s as we head to the bus stop. we're expecting highs today to reach the mid 80s. continuing thearm, humid conditions throughout the afternoon. currently you have 73 degrees right now in miami. as you heard me mention, we should be waking up to 65. south southeast wind the culprit anywhere between five and seven miles per hour. we do have a little bit of cloud cover in place. those clouds are not producing precipitation. we're dry from lakeke west. we can't ru

legalized pot has opened up a pandora's box. let's continue with our science and technology editor jacob ward who is with us from san francisco. jake, let's talk about what we actually know scientifically about marijuana and its effects. there are lots of laws being put into effect or regulations that are developing but how far out ahead of the science is the law? >> well, it's really tremendously premature if you talk to the addiction scientists, behavioral scientists who are look at this problem ali. when you spoke to the people who actually wrote these initiatives, they often say that their inspiration was in some way a social justice inclination. changing the play book on how it affects society through the criminal justice system. that unfortunately does not mean they had a lot of science to draw on. when i spoke to the author of the washington state initiative, her description of it was very much a social justice issue. she said i had very much littl little.law to go on. how stoned is too stoned to drive? marijuana has been

authorities opening a pandora's box of problems that could threaten people worldwide. that sets the stage for what is likely a long barrel -- a long battle between apple and washington. >> the battle between apple and the fbi has gone international. companieseading tech 's topting apple, the u.n. human rights official warns that if the coverage caves in to demands, the consequences could be severe. >> a successful case against apple sets a precedent that may make it impossible for apple or any other major international theirompany to safeguard clients privacy anywhere in the world. a gift totentially authoritarian regimes as well as to criminal hackers. >> apple refused the court order, saying they would not help the fbi by opening the cell terroristse of the from last year. apple's refusal to comply with the court order means the case is currently being discussed in a congressional hearing. u.s. government authorities say encryption and it's the amount of evidence law enforcement agencies can gather. the fbi has invoked the 1789 all writs act. to comply, anded both si

so in many ways we've opened up a pandora's box by this >>> there's a race in security. we're having in this conversation in the same what week that immediatestar has been hacked-- medstar has been hacked, and now hospitals are trying to ensure clients that, in fact, there are steps being taken to ensure their information. who knows, can i be sure? you were about to jump in? >> yeah. i think you have to make a distinction as to what kind of information this is and how reliable is it. for example, a lot of people believe in astrology and so they read their horoscopes every day and they may or may not adjust what they do based on that information. a lot of people believe in nutritional things and sensitivities, but this stuff does not have scientific validity. 23 and me and the recreational genetics is all interesting as a conversation piece and provides some type of information, but it isn't validated in the same way that if you have a blood test to measure your glucose or your haemoglobin. what is happening now, with gene sequencing and knowing what the consequences of t

. >> creating that door opens pandora's box, and what you create that, there is a chance that the hackers will find a way into it. if you put it into the hands of the fbi, they will likely be able to get into it.>> and apple says they have always protected their users privacy rights and should not give in to the federal government. >>> asking for the supreme court to give millions of undocumented workers the right to work in the u. s., and zuckerberg in more than 50 other business leaders have filed a friends to support brief, saying that the u. s. is facing a shortage of skilled workers, and that immigrants could play a critical role in filling the positions for which there simply are not enough nativeborn applicants. >>> health experts say that one in five in puerto rico could be affected with the zika virus, and the u. s. territory is in crisis mode after 157 confirmed cases of the zika virus. the director for the u. s. centers for disease control is now helping with the insecticide to kill the mosquitoes that carry the virus. this virus is linked to serious birth defects. >>> californ