extend this to 12th street none of hero on story on the panoramic it is brightening lit and addition to the neighborhood and taught as a child to say perry it is not necessary it is a success i've taken one photos i know eucalyptus you'll approve that thank you. >> (laughter). >> a couple of more names sorry. (calling names) >> good evening commissioners my name is terrance allen the fourndz president of the entertainment commission and while i'm long retired i have a relationship that the venues now make up san francisco premium designations for entertainment and food what was western soma was in front of that body and we negotiated compromises no more residential construction on the one block between fulsome and harrison it was done in the spirit of creating an be able of those restaurant and bars to continue their activation of night life then a year later president supervisor president london breed's introduced legislation that caused one more stop on the approval process the developers go to the entertainment commission and make sure you'll not screw up the entertainment communi

the new feature that will bring panoramic videos so you don't miss anything. careful. >>> there has been a lot of questions about self-driving technology. we have new video that proves it could save lives. >>> the last thursday of 2016 is off to a chilly start for the south bay, 38 degrees. warmer near the san francisco area at about 47. here is a quick check of your east bay drive times, southbound 680 about 14 minutes. >>> 6:13 right now. and a concord man is in jail for sexually battering an elderly woman. this all happened on tuesday morning in concord. it happened outside that woman's home on graymont circle. police say the man approached the woman, sexually battered her and tried to steal her purse. he was arrested a few streets away. he's identified as 49-year-old steven minor. >>> police searching for two men who ransacked a home in fremont. this happened yesteay afternoon at a home where no one was home. but the people who live there came back to find the burglars still inside. they pulled out a gun but then ran from the house. an officer saw them dri

and there's a special team now on the way to do a panoramic diagram on a computer of this entire site that will hopefully help them pinpoint a definitive cause of this fire. a memorial that's been growing for six days is now soaked. the candles out. handwritten notes left soggy. the investigation into the ghost ship fire continues on the warehouse lot nearby. electrical engineers are systematically looking at all possible causes of accidental ignition. >> a lot of science goes into it. and we're doing everything to deliver the absolutely most accurate best report that we can so that we can try and figure out what happened here. >> reporter: there are questions about inspection records for the warehouse where 36 people died friday night. it turns out the planning and building department hasn't been inside to inspect it in 30 years. in fact, the building isn't even in the fire department's database of properties. >> oakland is going through a big change. >> reporter: councilman noel gallo says he is committed to ramping up code enforcement. >> there is an assurance from my city council

sky cabin is an enclosed ride that slowly rotates to provide a panoramic view, similar to the space needle in seattle. >> quite a ride indeed. people all over the bay area are preparing to say goodbye to 2016, ringing in the new year is big business, of course. tens of thousands of people are expected to head to san francisco. we have team coverage tonight from the forecast to the parties. let's begin with nbc bay area's jean elle who is in san francisco. >> the san francisco police department says lots of police officers in uniform and under cover officers will be down here tomorrow night with revellers. tonight, piles of barricades line the streets. and while police take care of security, party planners are ready to celebrate. >> things are popping on the eve of new year's eve. >> his team will deliver ten thousand balloons to batters tomorrow. >> we're expecting 100 or so. >> it's our baby shower. >>> i'm getting thf and then i have another one champagne. it goes with the theme. i'm having a baby boy. and we ordered a popcorn machine. we're trying to do it festive and big this year. >>

twitter wants to give you a panoramic view of the world. you can use the company's live streaming pair scope to broadcast 360 degree video to your timeline. the live 360 degree videos will be limited to select partners for now. anyone can watch them. facebook and youtube have symphony tours. back over to you. >> 4:52. coming up, rumbling from a neighboring state. earthquakes in nevada yesterday turned out to be harmless. seismologists say the scenario could have been very different if it weren't for one factor. >>> but first, happening right now, talk about a bad first impression of the bay area, a brazilian family making its first visit to the u.s. has their car broken into while it was parked in a san jose applebee's parking lot. $6,000 in cash was also taken. much more on our twitter page. on our facebook page, a family of an 8-year-old boy say he was kicked out of the cub scouts because he's transgender. read more about that controversy on our facebook. we'll be back in just two minutes. sure, you could sit around all night waiting for

contents inside the warehouse "we have a team that is coming to diagram the scene, it's kind of panoramic, professional computerized diagram of everything, it's very systematic and a lot of science goes into it" the current atf experts on the scene, including 3 certified fire investigators, two electrical engineers and a fire protection engineer have been able to determine the following "there is no evidence of a fire alarm system or fire suppression being installed in the building, by all accounts the fire started on the first floor, there were two internal stairwells from the second floor that led to the first floor, to the interior but not to the exterior of the building, smoke traveled up the stairwells trapping the occupants on the second floor" special agent snyder says they also know once the fire started.it took off very fast "initial witness interviews indicated that the fire was well developed by the time the occupants learned that there was a fire" >> reporter:atf officials say there is no set time line for them to complete their investigation, in fact investigators say their w

and twitter wants to give you a panoramic view of the world.ou can now use the live streaming service periscope to broadcast 360 degree video to your timeline, and users can tilt or rotate their phones to see the full view. the 360 degree videos will be limited to select partners for now, but anyone can watch them. facebook announced a similar feature earlier this month. back to you. >> landon dowdy, thank you. >>> well, firsts were flying at a south florida shopping mall. a shopper and a store manager punched it out, and our station in miami got that video. it is unclear what prompted wednesday's smackdown, but it ended up in blows. the shopper reportedly visiting from switzerland threw water in the face of a manager of this steve madden store. the manager responded with punches, striking the shopper twice before being pulled back inside the store and then this happened. >> you're acting crazy. i'm going to sue you. >> it appears the shopper was upset the store was closing. police are investigating. no arrests were made and no comments from re

he was working on his stamp collection in his private white hous panoramic photo at the f.d.r. library in hyde park, new york. the phone rings at this desk, the secretary of the navy on the line, and he tells the psident that the pearl harbor naval base is under attack. herman eberhardt is the library's curator. >> his first reaction was to shout into the phone "no" in a state of disbelief. >> reporter: within an amount of hours, roosevelt had dictated in his own hand one of the ever, beginning with the stirring line he delivered to a joint session of congress the next day. >> december 7, 1941, a date which will live in infamy. >> reporter: but there were moment, says paul sparrow, director of the f.d.r. library, when the enormity of what had happened almost overwhelmed the president. -he was having dinner with his son and some of his closest advisers. i think the weight got to him and he had a moment of despair. of was serving the dinner remembers that roosevelt said something like, "my god, what will the country think of this?" >> he felt he was going to go down in history as

he was working on his stamp collection in his private white house study, preserved in this panoramic photo at the fdr library in hyde park, new york. >> the phone rings at this desk, secretary of the navy on the line. and he tells the president, that the pearl harbor naval base is under attack. >> he is the library's curator. >> first reaction was to shout into the phone, no. in a state of disbelief. hours, roosevelt dictated and edited in his own hand, one of the greatest presidential speeches ever. beginning with the stirring line he delivered to a joint session of congress the next day. >> december 7th, 1941, a date which will live in infamy. >> reporter: but there were moments, says paul spare row, director of the fdr library, when the enormity of what happened almost overwhelmed the son and closest advisers where i think the weight got to him. he had a moment of despair. >> he felt that he was -- going to go down in history as a terrible president. >> reporter: later that same evening around midnight he met with cbs newsman, edward murrow. >> sandwiches and beer were served. roo

. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy, twitter wants to give you a panoramic view of the world. use the company's live streaming service periscope to broadcast 360-degree video directly to your time line. the videos will be limited to flex partners right now but anyone can watch them. facebook and youtube have similar issues. aaron, back to you. >> i'm trying to twitter live thing now. i'm a little slow. 360, right? >> thanks, landon. >>> if you live in virginia the deadline to qualify for a state income tax deduction is approaching. college savings plan accounts must be made by saturday. the sate tax law allows taxpayers to deduct up in a single year from their state individual income tax. >>> it is 6:56 now. here are four things to know before you head out the door. donald trump says he and president obama had a nice talk after lashing out against him on twitter. trump remains at his florida estate preparing for january 20th inauguration. >>> the search is on for a woman seen using a missing man's credit card. john do that ho disappeared two weeks ago and last week surveillanc

this allows viewers to tilt and rotate their phones for a full panoramic scene. turning to the tv industry. this year, and $85 billion deal between time warner and at&t have many people wonder if this will be the new normal going into 2017. tv reached at sticking point? joining us to discuss, joey smith and cory johnson. to kick off things with you, because this has been a bit of a scene throughout 2016, maybe dating back to that. you see cable and content providers teaming up, getting in bed with phone companies. you see time warner and at&t. you've got 20th century fox over with sky in europe. even in the u.k. is this inevitable? the need to become powerhouses across every stream -- do they need to become powerhouses across every screen? joey: that is the strategy between at&t and time warner. about 98 million people in the u.s. that subscribed to pay television, but it loses a couple million subscribers each year. eventually, media companies are starting to look around and say this is not an industry that is growing anymore. maybe we need to partner up and fin

the feature allows users to tilt and rotate phones for a full panoramic scene. up, the short-sellers running -- warning that rattles in video. greatest stories could be a cautionary tale. ♪ ♪ forline: it was a big week chipmakers. qualcomm was slapped with a $350 million fine in south korea for antitrust laws, raising questions for the profitability of the licensing business. shares in video fell the most in 19 months. people came out bearish on the company saying it belongs at $90. we broken down with cory johnson and stephen king. >> there are a lot of risks which everybody has been pointing out for some time. it is not breaking new ground. he says this is a company whic has done well in gaining a lot of the growth has put up. it has come from gaining. the automotive stuff, that is fine, but they are relatively limited at this point. he is pointing out with a new news story has been. it is a lot of competition. caroline: i am checking out the rsi, relative strength index, it was above 17. we are now going down after the slump. with $90 as the call, that is 18%

. >> then there's immersive panoramic ride theater where you take a journey that flies to the north pole. >> it's a bumpy ride, but kids are excited to get to visit the big man. >> he will greet them personally by name. he will know who they are and welcome them into. >> parents can check out photos. >> to see her face on the sleigh >> and leave with precious holiday memories. >> what does santa say? >> ho ho ho. >> mark barger, nbc news. >>> well we want to talk about a very intricate art, it takes patience and incredible skills and makes some of the most magnificent works of art that only last as long as you don't eat them up. an old technique that's getting new followers and lots of people would love to learn about it. so we asked irene join us, she's a master carver and will tell us how she got into this. >> i got into fruit carving from playing with my food and i went to do something beautiful. so i decided to do a fruit tray, we carve it and doing more. >> so you started by just playing around with your food. >> just playing around with my food. my mom was like -- >> now you made i

twitter is launching 360 degree live streaming video offering a panoramic view of the world, somethinghat facebook and youtube already offer. now anyone can watch twitter 360 live video, but only select partners can go live via the periscope app. you plug the camera into the bottom of the phone. yesterday twitter said the new feature will get users to get a look at personalties and go behind the scenes at exclusive events. this comes after twitter tries to find a way for itself after a challenging year. it's been the subject of potential major acquisitions, and struggles with stagnating user growth and a brain drain in the new product department. looking at the stock, for 2016, shares of twitter down almost 29%. back over to you. >> so hard to believe with how much the president-elect uses it. wonder if he gets privileges for the 360 periscope video. >> i'm sure he will be granted all privilege desired. >> landon, thank you. >>> a stock to watch today, toshiba shares falling sharply for the third day in a row. down another 17% on credit downgrades. earlier this week the company said it

. >> 360 degree panoramic views from charlotte to lax with pain staking depail. >> more realistic, theore immersive, the more they perform. >> reporter: it's not for training. working air traffic controllers come here to test nasa's latest innovations. >> initially, they control it like they normally do with current technologies, and we introduce new technologies, possibly a step at a time. >> reporter: they operate 24 hours a a day, so they can't stop and install something. they can't do things like change the weather. if there's a snowstorm in l.a., nasa will be ready. >> this simulates snow, rain, sleet. >> reporter: bad weather causes delays. >> they have a flight plan that avoids weather, but the thing is when the aircraft takes off and gets to the point of weather, we have moved away. >> reporter: they are working on a tool to suggest flight plans after takeoff by watching the weather and calculating time and fuel savings. >> eight minute of flying time savings and 900 pounds of fuel. >> reporter: of course weather causes delays on the ground. planes full of passengers waiting fo

the feature allows users to tilt and rotate their phones for a full panoramic scene.t-sellers warning that rattled nvidia. will of 2016's greatest stories one become a cautionary tale. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: it was a big week for chipmakers. qualcomm was slapped with a $350 an $853 million fine in south korea for antitrust laws, raising questions for the profitability of the licensing business. while the shares in nvidia fell the most in 19 months. an analyst came out bearish on the company saying it belongs at , $90. we broke it down with cory johnson and ian king. ian: there are a lot of risks which everybody has been pointing out for some time. he is not breaking new ground. he is saying that this is a company which has done well in gaming, and put up a lot of growth. it has come from gaming. the automotive stuff, tt is fine, but they a relatively limited at this point. he is pointing out with a new news story has been. it is a lot of competition. caroline: i am checking out the rsi, relative strength index, it was above 17. we are now passing back down aft

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as you mentioned, twitter wants to give you a panoramic view of the world. you can now use the company's live streaming service, periscope to broadcast 360-degree video directly to your timeline. users can tilt or rotate their phones to see the full view. the live 360-degree videos will be limited to select partners for now but anybody can watch them. facebook and youtube have symphony tours. amazon wants to replicate the success of prime day with a one-day sale for digital devices. digital day will start tomorrow at 3:00 a.m. amazon is hoping the sale could encourage people who got gadgets for christmas to splurge on them right away. back over to you. >> kate rogers for us this morning. thanks to you. >>> we now have a look at technology in action that could actually save lives. this is incredible. we were talking about it during the break. a tesla model s helped a family avoid a crash before they even realized something was wrong. >> the technology predicting future accidents. here is dash cam footage of that ins department. the driver says moments before

the sky cabin is an enclosed ride that slowly rotates to provide a panoramic view similar to the space needle in seattle. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, a new year and new laws. from alcohol in hair salons to some major changes for drivers. we'll tell you what's changing for 2017. >>> also, finding fresh crab could prove difficult in the new year. why fishermen are staying ashore. >>> 7:11 is the time. the day is new year's eve, december 31, 2016. hope you have something fun planned for the rest of the day and perhaps the evening. this is a live look now this morning out over the hills east of san jose. >>> it is that time of year again, new year, new laws, and here are some you should know about. state leaders are expanding the law that bans texting while driving. drivers can no longer use cell phones or other wireless devices unless they are mounted on the dashboard or windshield. and for motorcyclists, riding between rouse ws of stopped or moving cars will be legally defined as lane splitting. the change in the term will help chp officers teach safer practices

i saw -- i had a panoramic view of the destruction. the arizona was blazing in flames. all the other ships were on fire. and what stood up in my mind was the oklahoma had capsized. it was on its side. and i saw sailors above the hull of the ship just scrambling on it. and that was for them to keep out of the fire because all the water was on fire. i was shocked, needless to say. we were expecting the japanese navy to come down and invade us. sea, but it turns out they did invade us, and that was by air, and it was a total surprise. i just couldn't get over it. in the 298 infantry, we had a big group of japanese boys as well as filipinos chinese. , they were worried they would take the japanese. anyone with a japanese name or if they were japanese, you didn't have to be japanese. if you had a japanese name, if you were adopted by someone with a japanese name, you were automatically taken. when i got wind that they were going to do that, take the japanese boys out, i figured that's a big mistake, because i felt that the 298th infantry was one of the best fighting units. w

was working on his stamp collection in his private study in the white house, now preserved in this panoramic the phone rings at this desk, it's the secretary of navy. >> her man ebber heart is the curator in hyde park, new york. >> he tells the president that pearl harbor naval base is under attack. it. >> was 1:47 p.m. washington time. what was the president's first reaction? >> first reaction was to shout into the phone "no!" sort of in a state of disbelief. >> the critical hours that followed were recorded moment by moment by the people around the president. sometimes in hastily scrawled notes on random scraps of paper now on display for the 75th anniversary of the attack. >> we want to take people inside the white house on one of the most important days in american history. >> paul sparrow is director of the fdr library it. >> was the worst day of his presidency. worst military defeat in american history. >> an hour and five minutes the battleship arizona was completely destroyed and four others severely damaged. >> i think december 7, 1941, is perhaps the most important day in american

the riders were trapped on the attraction that has panoramic views in orange county california.ighters lowered the strapped riders one by one to the ground using ropes and harnesses. park of feshls say the riders weren't in any danger. you believe them? >> what about mental danger? >> mental danger. by 10:00, you want two things. you'd want a bathroom and a drink. >> or just to never do that again. >>> now to a sad story. a search and rescue operation has become a recovery of fort after a small plane carrying six people disappeared over lake erie. it tooks off thursday night. the plane was supposed to land at ohio state university in columbus when it lost altitude about two miles over lake erie. there was no distress call. dive teams gathered this morning to scour the lake for any signs of debris. we know three adults and three children were aboard that plane. >>> a fox news alert ahead of donald trump's inauguration. a sizable surge in illegal immigrants across the southern u.s. border. the report indicates those crossing the border illegally mostly come from central america. w

. >> also a sunroof all the way -- >> panoramic sunroof all over the top.w, leading up to the election plenty of celebrities planned to pack their bags if donald trump won. remember this? >> my confession to this election is if any republican gets nominated, i'm going to move to canada with my entire family. >> but it looks like a lot of those celebs got cold feet. we know now just how many people moved to canada. and what would christmas be without ugly sweaters? we're going to have an ugly sweater fashion show coming up in our studio. we're going to show off ours. please send your favorite in. look at this one with trump and melania. here's one of our favorites. i accept i'm not the hiker i was. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter what path i take, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had b