an entirely digital k-12 curriculum for the ipad, the first of its kind created by pearson, the largestcational publisher. as part of its aggressive strategy to dominate the education market by embracing new technology. >> i think this is a chance to really engage and motivate kids in ways we have not been able to for a long time. >> pearson knows about educating kids but they needed help making the leap to digital. so they turned to a global web and app developer. >> pearson came to us to say how can we create a user experience, an application, that will be successful in the classroom, work with the teachers and the students? >> teaching kids math and english demanded a new lesson plan. >> this is actually that? it started simply as a whiteboard and it ends up being workable code. >> that code turned into 28 digital math and english courses and each unit has real-world illustrations, hands-on exercises built in notebooks for writing and drawing and supplemental activities. >> we have interactive that turning the page cannot have. we have videos and animation that is part of each lesson

we'll see you in a few hours. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal. made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them "you guys are gonna turn into chocolate chex!" i like cinnamon, greg is a honey nut nut. when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we love chex! >>> on this easter sunday, the president is confronted by a troubling question, just how far will russian president putin go in ukraine, and what can be done to stop him? this morning i have an exclusive interview with the prime minister of ukraine who warn that is putin is far from finished. >> president putin has a dream to restore the soviet union. >> should america send weapons to ukraine's outgunned military? i'll ask two key members of the senate foreign relations committee this morning. >>> also, the high stakes politics in this midterm election year. health care and social issues.

willow bay report on how pearson turned to an unlikely app developer to design and ipad-based course.t out. >> this is a once-in-a-lifetime thing. >> turn your ipads over. >> i do not think we will see traditional textbooks in really any classroom in the united states. >> this is what you might see. an entirely digital k-12 curriculum for the ipad, the byst of its kind created pearson, the largest educational publisher. as part of its aggressive strategy to dominate the education market by embracing new technology. >> i think this is a chance to really engage and motivate kids in ways we have not been able to for a long time. educating knows about kids but they needed help making the leap to digital so they turned to a global web and app developer. >> pearson came to us to say how can we create a user experience, an application that will be successful in the classroom, work with the teachers and the students? >> teaching kids math and english demanded a new lesson plan. >> this is actually that? choosing a unit and going into the lesson to choose the content. it started simply as a wh

for that and the rest of the news before the bell, hampden pi pearson. the dow posting best weekly performance of the year. on earnings this week with nearly a dozen members of the dow and 150 s&p companies all set to report. we also get data on home sales, durable goods and consumer sentiment. back on thursday, the dow slipped 16 points, closing out at 16408. the nasdaq rising nine points to close at 4095. nike will no longer be making wearable devices like the fuel band fitness tracker and the nike plus sports watch. the company has fired the majority of the fuel band staff. nike will, instead focus on fitness and athletic software and apps for smartphones. may have a potential partner with apple as ceo tim cook is on nike's board. google and apple are willingly developers to ensure top game titles show up first on their devices. both are offering to give the ga gameprie premium placement. have access to a new zombie fighting video game. >> hampden pearson dealing with zombies. >> covers it all. >>> let's get this monday morning going. you were talking

back to you, brian. >> hampton pearson, big decision there for the broadcast industry.h. our parent company is comcast, so this ruling could impact or parent company, but approach it in a neutral perspective. >> what i make of it is they're basically saying the broadcast signals are free. that's ludicrous, i think as -- >> so you have to look at nexstar, interactive, they're all up pretty much, so they're not joining any inference from what's going on. >> it's like high frequency trading. they're pulling a signal out of the air and reproducing it to some extent. they even have a feature where you can save the show that you haven't paid for in the cloud and you can watch it that way. the only legal argument that they're really making to justify this is they're saying, well, if we weren't providing this as a service, anybody could take an antenna and do it themselves. they're just institutionalizing it. i don't see how that's going to hold up. the same argument was made more than a decade appear with naps terr and peer to peer. they were saying anyone else can share with

. >> we have michael pearson as well. we have both on to explain this. >> i've coume to different conclusions. i finally realized i don't think david soakle did anything wrong at all. he says this is an undervalued company. i want to buy a lot of it. he says you know, you should take a look at this company. it's really cheap. they noticed it's cheap, too. they decided to buy the whole thing. he happens to make money. then i thought the difference with ackman, both of these companies are able to decide that allergan is cheap but for a minute i thought maybe it's front running because ackman agreed with the company. he knew beforehand they were going to make an acquisition. >> my question is do other people know that valeant had been trying for more than a year to try and buy this. >> allergan was in play. if ackman is going to remain an owner of this company and help run it like he's been doing, like an activist investor, what's the difference between two companies deciding that they want to make an acquisition together? w

jennifer, pearson, when you look at these interesting rules. finally bringing in roll your own raw tobacco. regulating cheap cigars and small cigars. what is going on here? >> well, we know there's a little bit of political pressure that's been exerted on fda to exclude premium cigars that's been going on on the hill for a couple of years. what we are concerned about, is that when you create an exclusion such as not including premium cigars and then the regulation, you create an opportunity for the industry to create products that will justify toe up to the edge of what a premium cigar is. but be used like a little sill gar. cigar. that create as loophole, and a new category of products that will reach the people that we are trying to protect. >> ray story, do you welcome these regulations? because at least gives you clarity and predictable in the years to come as you develop this industry? yeah, the regulation is a lucked site. at the end, it's been four years. the problem is that we are going to find that regulation will be skewed towards big

hampton pearson has the story. >> reporter: at the first public hearing on the proposed $45 billion mergerbetween comcast and time warner cable, lawmakers on the senate judiciary committee voiced concern about higher prices for consumers and too much power over what americans watch on tv. and on line. >> consumers want to know where a combined tcomcast/time warner will be in a position to provide high speed internet access, will consumes have more cable bills and more or less content? >> this issue touches people's lives every day and touches their wallets every month. >> a post-merger comcast will serve anywhere between 20 to 40% of the high speed internet market. but not at the expense of consumer choice. a top executive from comcast says that is because the competitive landscape is changing. >> while this transaction will make us bigger that is a good thing, not a problem. most of our real competitors are national and global and larger than us, like the bells, satellite companies, apple, google, sony and netflix. >> however, critics repeatedly pointed to comcast ownership of nbc univers

for that and the rest of the news before the bell, let's turn to hampton pearson. good morning, hampton. >> thanks, scott, we'll start with the futures which are on the back of strong earnings and markets flipping yesterday and the nasdaq snapping the first-day winning streak and get data today later on unemployment and earnings from the like of caterpillar and gm and verizon. the dow falling 12 points and the nasdaq down 34 closing at 4126. now, apple's latest earning report easily beat wall street's forecast. the company selling nearly 44 million iphones in the most recent quarter thanks to a new sales partnership in china. investors are also cheering buy apple to return cash to shareholders by increasing stock buy-back program. apple also announcing a 7-1 stock split. these would appease shareholders to put more of its cash to use as we all wait for apple's next big product line. >>> the sec set to propose new rules today that could give internet providers more say over how fast content moves on the web. this would signal a retreat from the agency's previous sta

for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in washington. >>> coming up on "nightly business report," how the young and healthy really feel about paying for health insurance. and why it's such a challenge to get them to sign up. >>> another large group of americans has found a different way to save money on medical coverage. young millennials are opting to stay on their parents's insurance plans instead of signing up and paying for their own. bertha coombs explains. >> reporter: for jay lundeen, navigating health insurance was a lesson in stick shock. the 25-year-old opted against taking benefits from his employer because under the aca, he was able to get coverage on his dad's insurance. >> he managed to work it out with his company and basically just get me covered without any extra cost to him. so at that point the calculation was very easy to make. it was oh, i can pay for health insurance through my company or i can stay with my dad and it doesn't cost him anything and doesn't cost me anything until i'm 26. >> reporter: more young workers like him are taking the mom and d

hampton pearson starts with a look at why there's hope for an economic spring thaw. >> reporter: springtime hiring is in full bloom. just last week first time unemployment claims hit a seven-year low, dropping by 32,000 to 300,000 on seasonally adjusted basis. a jobs report showed employers adding 192,000 jobs to the economy, enough for a complete recovery of all 8.8 million jobs lost during the recession that began in 2008. that's according to the bureau of labor statistics. leading economists say people who had given up looking for work are coming back into the job market. >> we're beginning to pull those people back into the labor force and we're not causing a big increase in the unemployment rate. . they are not only able to look for work but find work. >> auto sales rose 6% last month topping 1.5 million vehicles. the biggest monthly gain since last fall. as well as construction, hiring up 20,000 in march, the best move in the last three months. treasury secretary jack lew says there's a potential for a bigger construction boom in the housing sector. >> we have seen housing values retu

for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in washington. >>> two influential members of the fed with slightly different timetables on when the central bank may decide to raise a key interest rate. dennis lockhart, president of the atlanta federal reserve bank, predicted today if the economy grows at a rate of around 3% over the next year, the federal funds rate could see its first hike in years during the second half of 2015. meantime, in an interview today james bullard, the president of the st. louis fed, said that hike could come as early as the first yacquarter of next year. >> a major ruling from the supreme court today that goes right to the role of money in american politics. in a 5-4 ruling, the court struck down a key part of the federal campaign finance law saying that it's okay for individual wealthy donors to give as much as $6 million to political candidates and parties. john harwood joins us now from washington with more on today's ruling. so john, this sounds a lot like this decision is a replay of citizens united. what do you think? >> reporter: it's a little

hampton pearson was at that senate hearing and has more. >> reporter: heavy equipment giant caterpillar avoided paying $2.4 billion in u.s. taxes under a corporate restructuring 15 years ago that shifted most of the profits from parts sales worldwide to a subsidiary in switzerland. that's the major finding in a just released report from the senate permanent subcommittee on investigations. what turned into a five-hour marathon hearing began with committee chairman, michigan democrat carl levin, saying closing off shore loopholes should not be held hostage to a complete overhall of the tax code. >> we cannot tolerate the loss of our taxable revenue the way it is currently lost to uncle sam, which is the use of these tax loopholes which are unjustified and which are exploited and pushed over the limit at times. we've had hearing after hearing which shows that. >> reporter: caterpillar and its long-time tax consultants, price waterhouse coopers, which was paid $55 million for its strategic advice, say they are obeying the law. pointing out caterpillar's effective tax rate is 29%. three poin

hampton pearson has a look at some workers who are benefitting from the growing economy. >> reporter: the march jobs report shows the economy withstood harsh winter weather, adding more jobs than previously thought in january and february. up 37,000 for the two months with a revised february headline number topping 197,000, which also topped today's report. half a million americans got back in the labor force last month, and most of them found work. >> that's a sign that people think they can find work. and we know because the unemployment rate stayed steady that they actually were able to find work. so we're getting into those people now, we're beginning to pull those people back into the labor force. >> reporter: the job gains were broad-based. professional and business services adding 57,000 workers to payrolls, foodservices and drinking places up 30,000, both construction and health care adding 19,000 workers. >> when we look at the composition of job growth in this report, it was extraordinarily broad-based, almost every sector added jobs. >> reporter: in fact, says the bureau of

of speakers, chad shapiro, tam mcar they are, and susan soloman nicole warner, moran and eugene, pearson and josh davidson, and lesser rubin and norman and lisa, and for the evening and you have two minutes each, and first speaker please. >> good evening, this is susan solomen, again, united educators of san francisco and the executive vice president and as you already know from throughout this meeting our members are very passionate about their jobs and about the contract negotiations that are going on, the parents and staff of new traditions spoke eloquently about some of the issues that we are addressing through the contract negotiations and i want to thank them, there are three major areas, that we are looking at in for improvements in contract negotiations. one is salary as you know, we have proposed a 21 percent raise over 3 years. during the hard times, we gave to the district, we did that because we wanted to give our students what they deserve. they deserve to have their educators with them. we gave 60 million dollars to the district, we need now in to help to prevent high turno

>> hi, my name is eugene, pearson and i am a third year teacher at burton high school and i teach ap biology and three sections of sports medicine and physical therapy this year. and of which i tell my friends, that my only qualification is that i work out. which brings me to my first, and which brings me to my first point, or one of my first points, and my three years i have taught six different courses. and i have had to learn two new courses every single year. and between my qualifications and what i need to do and the common core changes that i need to do and just reaching for my own classes that because of cte requirements have evolved, and i have to read a textbook for my sports medicine course every night and these are all spinnings that are above and beyond. there is things that come up like this week i learned that i have to do a chemical inventory because of some department of health provision that was passed and i have to convert it from metric to english standard. and which is terrible for a science teacher to do. and additionally theres that been a loss of apple funding

you have overlooked pearson here.as saying, pearson has a successful record of acquiring and restructuring companies. that is what is really happening here. the question is -- at a certain point in time he has to operate the companies he has put together. that is where the jury is still out. he has done a brilliant job. i can see how the two of them will come together. that is not hard for me to see it all. they are of like mind. >> if it is good to rewind for a second, let's listen to bill ackman in his own words. >> we don't want to partner with everyone, right? you want to partner with the best management teams in the industry, companies with competitive advantages. this is not popping a stock, this is establishing a large position in a combined company that is an extremely attractive position not just for us, but for valiant shareholders. mightthat is the case, we not see, john, bill ackman in pershing square repeating this exact structure or this exact approach. maybe even never again. >> but he'll told us that h

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. >> what the coast guard is saying. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal.ade our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them "you guys are gonna turn into chocolate chex!" i like cinnamon, greg is a honey nut nut. when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we love chex! >>> dramatic video as a ferry sinks off the coast of korea. >>> up the middle and a base hit. and this one is finally over. >> we'll have the end to a giant's game that lasted way past midnight. >> good wednesday morning to you. mostly clear to kick off your wednesday in san jose. same clear sky. patchy fog out there. we have a roller coaster weather ride to take you on. same clear sky here. the road not so much. the lights are on here. and what is slowing you down as well. >> and taking a live look outside. it is wednesday april 16th and this is today in the bay.

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when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we love chex! >>> this is abc7 news. >> christians are marking good friday with prayers and processes law judgment's old city. thousands of people grimes -- pilgrims crowded along the "way of suffering" with wooden crosses. the procession ended at a clutch which was the on the site where jesus christ was crucified, buried and resurrected. the pope will gin a procession later in the day. >> a warning of a major security breach. >> here is that story and more in america's money. >> topping america's money, another credit card breach at a major retailer, michael's arts and crafts says three million cards may have been affected with data being stolen during the holidays. prices soared percent yesterday because of worsening drought if brazil which is the biggest coffee producer. tomorrow,burg irking -- burger king introduced a new sandwich and it looks good. >> and chipolte will soon cost more raising prices for the first time in three years with the increase starting rolling out in the next few d

pearson a more from the associated press on the shooting. place att took checkpoints in ukraine.left one person dead and others hospitalized with gunshot wounds. since thehe first international agreement was reached last week to these tensions in eastern ukraine. reports like this, do they concern you three days later? guest: it is easter. both on the ukrainian side and the russian side. they are orthodox christians. these provocations indicate that for some people on the ground, all bets are off. they are on the mindset that this is civil war. that is why this it -- scariest things. friends saykrainian they are at war and it is time for mobilization. them, doself saying to you not realize if you get assistance or not, if you're at war with russia you have already lost. assistance ofthe the west is giving? there been calls for legal assistance from the united states. where are we at right now questio? guest: our best assistances direct negotiation. , which arets targeted sanctions of various kinds. they may escalate. in terms of the direct v, if weship with kie got into the busin

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when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we love chex! >> we come back, everyone. so glad you are starting your morning with us. it's 5:is 111. a live look from our emeryville camera. 49 degrees in emeryville right now. you will get up to 65. pretty normal, nice and sunny. i think lisa said something about beach whether? still more in the forecast coming up. now that we want to go to the deadly shooting at fort hood. the army said wednesday's mass shooting was not set off by the gunman's mental state. three soldiers were killed and wounded 16 others before killing himself. some who escaped with their lives have gun to tell their story. mary is in texas. >> he was one of the first to be hit. sergeant jonathan westbrook. shot four times by specialist ivan lopez. >> westbrook was working in the human resources department wednesday when lopez came in to request a leave of absence. westbrook's father relayed to abc news who lopez did next. >> they suggest he come back the next day. he left just as they had suggested that he leave, but re

james pearson. reuters correspondent in seoul.search at this point? >> hi, obviously very distressing for the families who have all gathered waiting for news of their loved ones. is official reports when the distress call first came out indicated that -- most of the -- most of the passengers had been rescued. which that turned out to be false. as you just said, death toll is at 9. 287 people missing. and, the rescue efforts, they have been hampered overnight. actually very difficult for divers to -- operate in the area. actually some of the strongest tides in the country. having to wait until the tide is at the right level. to go down into the hull. and into air pockets. >> speak about the tides. tell also bout the weather. the cold. obviously very tough conditions for what they're trying to do. >> the weather this winter. the temperature was below freezing not too long ago. we are just hitting spring here in south korea. so obviously a very real concern. it does buy potential survivors some time if possible. as for fog -- and the

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our hampton pearson is in d.c.h the key takeaways. >> the supreme court justices were basically conflicted and skeptical about that area of technology which carry i don't claims is for the benefit of the consumer in terms of being ability to stream free over the air broadcasts reported for later playback, if you will. the justices skeptical in the sense of saying at one point justice roberts among others, how are we to be convinced that all of your technology is simply designed to get around the copyright laws, which was at the heart of the case, and the chal ink made by the major networks. aereo kept come coming back that they're enabling the consumer. on the flip side, the chief lawyer for the broadcasters arguing, wait a minute, no, this is -- they're doing something other folks, including cable and satellite folks don't get to do. that's take the content, put it out there, and not pay some sort of royalty or licensing feel, if you will. the other piece, as far as the argument from aereo was the court should be

we'll tell you about it, coming up. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal. so we made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them "you guys are gonna turn into chocolate chex!" i like cinnamon, greg is a honey nut nut. when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we love chex! >>> a major south bay intersection slows because of a terrible crash there. both people taken to the hospital. bob redell is on scene and he'll have an update when the intersection could be back open. >>> crews back out to the site. new reports of a possible body in the burned out rubble. >>> meanwhile, the coast is clear this morning. you can see that from the golden gate bridge. we're clear over the bay, as well. this is our emoryville camera. temperatures will drop off today and then we'll ramp those numbers up for this weekend. we'll show you the timeline for the changes for whe

we'll be right back. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal. so we made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them "you guys are gonna turn into chocolate chex!" i like cinnamon, greg is a honey nut nut. when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we love chex! >>> you are watching "today in the bay." >>> 7:10 on your saturday morning. a live picture there of sew noll on a day shaping up to be very nice and for the sports fans among us, a shot of the sap center where the local hockey team the san jose sharks victorious yesterday and playing again tomorrow in an interstate rivalry against the kings. >>> this was not exactly the drop in customers expected. this photo from a viewer captures the unlikely scene inside of a see's candy store yesterday afternoon. the car came crashing through the wall after colliding with another vehicle on contr

coming up. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal.e made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them "you guys are gonna turn into chocolate chex!" i like cinnamon, greg is a honey nut nut. when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we love chex! >> >> we're tracking real time lightning strikes off the sonoma coast. there is more in store. i'll tell you when the most active weather time frame comes into the mix and how much longer we're going to be dealing with this wet weather. >> bay area neighborhood struck by a bolt, we'll look at the damage as that spring storm rolls in. >> new this morning a major shift as the search for a missing plane drags on. why the last words spoken from the cockpit are different from what investigators initially reported. >> plus t general motors cover-up a deadly glitch for nearly a decade? the toug

still very busy on the roads. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal.o we made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them "you guys are gonna turn into chocolate chex!" i like cinnamon, greg is a honey nut nut. when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we love chex! >>> 6:23. taking you live to the bay bridge toll plaza. if you are stuck in one of those cars you are probably used to it. >> look at downtown san jose as well. pretty clouds. we'll have more rain but man, it's going to be a nice weekend. former president george w. bush has been doing some painting in his down time. >> he's got more down time these days. he is revealing some of the artwork on the "today" show. >> president bush showing off never before seen paintings of world leaders, there is tony blair. russian president vladamir putin is in there, too. in an interview with his daug