theing a spotlight on excesses of the san francisco tech community. will speak to nancy pelosi about the widening income divide. zuckerberg and vanity fair. all of that ahead on bloomberg west. host as gearing up to big event tomorrow and unveil a new version or versions of the iphone. last year we saw the most significant redesign of the iphone since it came out in 2007, but were not asked that thing another major redesign this time. more like a minor upgrade. what exactly will we see? director forrogram the mobile division and a senior wireless tech analyst. thank you all for joining us. everyone is so excited about tomorrow, even though it will be a minor of rate. adam, i will start with you. what do we know about the new features of the phone? adam: it will look like the ones that are out there now. part of the a pump cycle where apple focuses more on the software. you will get a better camera and processor and some other new features, but like you said, is not as big as an upgrade as last year when there was anticipation for the bigger screens. w

i coming up, documentary filmmaker shines her spotlight on the excesses of san francisco's tech community. will speak to nancy pelosi about the widening income divide. plus, the latest started to get its unicorn horn. and mark zuckerberg lands on the top of vanity fair is new list. all of that ahead on "bloomberg west." apple is gearing up to host a big event tomorrow and unveil a new version or versions of the iphone. last year we saw the most significant redesign of the iphone since it came out in 2007, but we're not actually seeing another major redesign this time. more like a minor upgrade. what exactly will we see? we have the program director for the mobile division and a senior wireless tech analyst. thank you all for joining us. everyone is so excited about tomorrow, even though it will be a minor upgrade. adam, i will start with you. what do we know about the new features of the phone? adam: it will look like the ones that are out there now. the iphone 6 and six plus. it is part of the bump part of the cycle where apple focuses more on the software. you will get a better camera a

theing a spotlight on excesses of the san francisco tech community.k to nancy pelosi about the widening income divide.

i coming up, documentary filmmaker shines her spotlight on the excesses of san francisco's tech communitypeak to nancy pelosi about the widening income divide. plus, the latest started to get its unicorn horn.

coming up, a documentary filmmaker shines her spotlight on the excesses of the san francisco tech community to nancy pelosi about the widening income divide. startup to gett its unicorn horn.

. >> i'm from san francisco. tech companies were born there. so all the -- they started transport the techies into san francisco and no one can afford to live in san francisco any more, because the millionaires are moving in, pushing out the i did manyel class and there is a class warfare between the new tech -- greg: billionaires and the regular people? >> yes, how do we make affordable housing so regular people, middle class families, teachers, cops and firefighters can stay in the city. that is the fight right now. >> take a look. >> counter culture capital of the world is in a drastic it is forced to reinvent itself. you see cranes building luxury high-rise apartments and in neighborhoods all over town the shells of the old houses are hiding new expanded palaces. rosanna: is this not a problem cities. we have this discussion in new york, and hey, listen, i grew up in brooklyn, it was a middle class neighborhood, i couldn't wait to come to city because it was a place to be and now brooklyn is the place to be. >> there is talk about how the ci

. >>> new film documenting san francisco's tech boom called san francisco 2.0 directed by alexandra pelosi of nancy pelosi. screening is set at 7 p.m. at the sundance kabuki in san francisco to be televised on hbo this month. >>> this is interesting. a sheep found wandering the scrub land of australia was shorn for possibly the first time on thursday and he yielded 89 pounds of wool. >> oh, boy. >> the ram was so stressed out, it had to be sedated before being shorn. his wooly coat dwarfs the 60 pounds from another ram in new zealand back in 2004. looks gross. >> probably feels light now. >>> it is 6:20. still to come it looked like a sure thing but nope, the a inspiring catch helping the orioles come out on top. it's your play of the day. >> i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up with the giants season on the line last night in los angeles, bochy gets stopped for the second straight night in another one run thriller highlights coming up. >> and a big game tonight on kpix 5. the 49ers take on the chargers at 7 p.m. followed by the the "5th quarter." regular cbs prime time programming will air on

. >> a documentary takes a hard look at what tech is done to san francisco. good old san francisco, the counter capture -- counterculture capital of the world is in the middle of a makeover. >> san francisco 2.0 is the first documentary by alexander pelosi, it will award-winning directory, she details recent developments that are changing the landscape of san francisco. tech companies moving in, long- term residents moving out. >> it is my hometown. and that means a lot. and to watch it it means a lot to me. i think the rest of the world is watching san francisco to see how they cope. >> and yes she is the daughter of house minority leader nancy pelosi. nancy says that she supports the film and identification is a conundrum for the city. she is concerned about the character of the city being undermined. >> nobody seems to know what to do about it. >> everybody seems to be buying and selling real estate as much as possible, rent is going higher, but one time there was a fear about people moving out of cities like san francisco. the great flight to the suburbs.

san francisco 2.0, is a first person account by alexandra pelosi, award winning director and native of san francisco. she details the developments changing the landscape of the city she loves. >> the city lured in the tech giants creating the second gold rush for san francisco. >> reporter: tech companies moving in, long-time residents moving out. >> it's my hometown and that means a lot. so to watch it means a lot to me but i think that the rest of the world is watching san francisco to see how they cope. >> reporter: she talks to power brokers. >> we went from 9.5% unemployment rate to 5.2% in less than two years. >> reporter: as well as community activists like roberto hernandez who points to one of the many murals in his mission district neighborhood. it shows a family being evicted as a more affluent group moves in. >> we have 3,000 children who are homeless today. you know? and their families. and in a city that's so full of financial wealth today, to me that's criminal. >> she will find their young talent on these luxury buses. >> major sentiment is how do we get the tech companies to see san francisco as their community and not their playground and that seems to be a question that everyone in th

today, san francisco's biggest tech gathering gets underway talking about the sales force dreamforce erence. ktvu fox 2's janine de la vega, already live in san francisco. so tell us about some of the big events, janine. >> reporter: oh, there's so much going on. the doors just opened up here at the moscone center. there was a huge crowd of people and they just went inside here. the dreamforce conference is taking up three of the convention halls. i just spoke to some of the attendees. they are pumped. the crowds are expected to build here at the annual tech conference that's expected to attract 160,000 people. attendees from all around the world come to learn the latest in cloud exuting and attend a variety of breakout sessions -- variety and attend a commuting and attend a variety of breakout sessions. there are numerous celebrities attending. they will be speaking on women and leadership and equality. >> goldie hawn will be here. jessica alba will be here. they have a lot of celebrities typically related to some kind of a business. that's pretty good. the concerts are gonna be grea

you can check out the young museum in san francisco, the tech museum of innovation and more up to $25 value. finally the department of fish and game is having their annual free fishing day. that way you can go out and fish without a license. you just need a poll and bait. you won't be written up. good way to test it out. >> that's a great idea. how would we get this? >> what should we do? >> get a poll and let me show you right now. you can log on any time of day, abc7news.com. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, a couple of unveilings to tell you about. one by the water. >> the other [female announcer] through labor day at sleep train's mattress price wars, save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2019 on tempur-pedic. but this special financing offer ends labor day at sleep train. >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00, a violent takedown at a high end east bay grocery store. the quick action tonight against the security guard responsible. >>> a robot saving your life while behind the wheel. the new ground breaking announcement from one of the

off and when it heats up again. >>> some fake street signs have been put up in san francisco banning cell phones and tech devices. today city workers took down the signs but you see them there they sure looked real. they were posted in san francisco's alamo square and they said no cell phones, tablets, laptops or smart devices allowed and are subject to fines. >>> phase two of california's highway safety program begins today the first phase from 2006 to 2012, highway fatalities were reduced by 20%. still some 8,000 people die each kwraoáer and more than 10,000 others are injured. the california highway patrol says it wants to do more to help bicyclists, drivers and pedestrians safer. >> trying to tie it to something specific statistically that you're going to be able to track. >> reporter: the chp says one of the hardest things about safety is you have to be vigilant about it so you get to your destination safely. >>> a judge scolded a neighborhood over a lawsuit against a autistic boy. the judge told them they should resolve this without litigation. both families are no longer living on arlington court.

business reverified not dumped to make way for the tech companies the elements goal reads enhance deputy and protect the physical investment of art in san francisco so this plan is out of sync of the nature of the neighborhood reject this plan thank you. >> my name is betty i'm a 24 year residents of san francisco more i work in tech and i'm more autismic and quite imitated by the amount of tenant we will have the cultural appendix the mission that inspires us be restricting the space for cramp the area destroys the force of that inspiration every tech grants a larger percentage of space into their workspace without the artistic created tech is useful please protect tech by giving artists workspace thank you. >> (clapping.) >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> art in supporting my artist friends and opposing this prong i'm but i'm very confused about some of the technicalities for example, the definition of trade shop traditionally you know trade shop must include a retail component yet it is my understanding that this labs project of this project is called trade shop yet has no retail component so you know they manufacturer electronics without

of a san francisco ad tech company convicted of domestic violence offered to pay san francisco mayore brown $1 million to make the charges go away. that is according to a report at the "wall street journal" which says the man led the company beat his girlfriend 100 times in one night and the discussion between them and the mayor brown was facilitated by former state comptroller who was a board member of radium but it does not appear that the district attorney was influenced by any party. he is serving three years probation. >> a ten-year old boy is still in the hospital this morning recovering from major injuries after being hit by a car while riding his bicycle to school year. san leandro police say ten-year-old ben roethlisberger was hit by a chevrolet s.u.v. going 26 miles per hour as he walked his bicycle in the crosswalk at barbour street and threw orion 30' breaking his leg, arm, collar bone, ribs and pelvis. he escaped a serious head enjoy and his summer was waiting for orion at washington elementary school. >> i look down the street to the right and four blocks away this was

that is what you will find at san francisco's largest tech conference that kicks off today. we will tell you what to expect at dreamforce and how an underserved group is being helped here. hey mom, i could use some basil. oh, sure thing, sweetie. life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where's the? right. it's being a food paparazzi. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet. as it should. and a takeout romantic. dessert! happy anniversary. life is mucho, and grande. life is eating, laughing, loving and a place to enjoy it together. >> the time is now 9:14. the tech world is coming to san francisco this morning where the dreamforce conference is underway. janine de la vega has been there all morning. >> reporter: there are crowds of people here. attenkeys came from all over the world to attend. there are 50,000 people registered for this conference, easily the largest that san francisco hosts. the hotels are packed. the restaurants are going to be busy. it is great for the local economy. there is so much that they put on the conference. they brought in a celebrity crui

and really understand what you're trying to learn and learning for there are jobs in san francisco not only in the tech community but in the educational community we want you to graduate from san francisco's public and live and work in san francisco to be the most that diverse workforce and the most initiative workforce that's at message we want all of you presidio panthers you have a in san francisco thank you to the salesforce and the mayor for the incredible so for the for the schools and thank you for saying what we have said from the given you can't have a world-class city without a world-class public education system if you look at the numbers in the middle school and elementary schools and high schools the word so out people are coming to publics again and again because of the investment and the support of the community we want to thank you for your 10 year investment it is not just a drop in the bucket but maybe longer than why not that's the kind of commitment we're talking about not a fly-by or dry by but an investment we're proud to link arms and make that investment as we march for vision 2

tech, you will make a lot of money. the fed said job growth in the san francisco region among tech workers is very strong. the fed, the san francisco region is really the west coast. the demand has forced companies to pay more to find those workers. strong for tech workers and banks report they are having trouble finding qualified employees as well. reading the beige book, the fed says, shortages of skilled labor and wage increases in the west, hotels and restaurants are worried about the new minimum wage increase and the real estate market, they're calling it solid. the affordable tesla model will be unveiled in march. i'm using air quotes because not everybody can afford a $35,000 car. there will be at least two years, he says, until you can actually drive one of them. he says the first model x suvs will be handed over to owners at the end of this month. the high-end models will go out the door first. by high-end, we're talking $135,000 models. consumer reports recently gave the model f, a score of 99 out of 100. consumer reports gave the model f souped up version a score of 103 out of 100. consumer rep

some ;no tech zone; signs were spotted in san francisco's alamo square... n down. the signs read: "no tech- zone...no cell phones, tablets, lap tops or smart devices permitted. violators subject to 3-hundred dollar fine." the fake signs fooled quite a few people. no one knows who put them up... but we do know who took them down. no other agency claimed responsibility. so, the san francisco municipal transportation agency ended up removing them. buster posey has been scratched from tonight's lineup. as the giants are at the san diego padres. barry zito will get one final start and it will be against his old a's rotation teammate tim hudsonthe two will square off saturday afternoon at the oakland coliseum when the giants and a's hook up for the 2nd game of a 3-game series gary has all your highlights coming out >> gary :yogi bera , one of the all time greats has passed away at the age of 90 buster posey has been scratched from tonight's lineup. as the giants are at the san diego padres. barry zito will get one final start and it will be against his old a's rot

. >>> back to their roots after a decade of growth in san francisco. more tech companies are refocusing on the south bay. this is once again changing the dynamics and the demographics of the silicon valley. nbc bay area's scott bud man has more. >> it hasn't even opened yet, but intelicare direct is busy. they just moved to the south bay and will hire 130 people immediately. >> the vibrant community up here, people were very motivated, people were very driven, educated, and i felt this was the place that i could get the best quality candidate. >> it joins apple, google, linked in and others. tech companies opening offices in the south bay. >> people realize the action is right here, right now. >> san jose and silicon valley are taking off. >> after years of looking to more hip urban san francisco, why go south? >> it's all those again-xers, they're middle aged now, they have kids, san francisco's not a kid friendly town, so you move down to suburbia. >> the folks is on hardware and manufacturing, two rapidly growing sectors of the economy. >> manufacturing is re

. >>> today san francisco's biggest tech conference gets around way. so big that a cruise ship was brought in to host the attenkeys. janine de la vega is in san diego with the event. >> reporter: it sure is a huge, huge conference. we're here at the moscone center and this is the headquarters for the dream force conference. now a lot of the traffic is expected here today. it's so big it's taking up three convention halls here and part of howard street is closed. >> we gather from every corner of the globe. >> reporter: here's a promotional video for dream force which is sale forces annual tech conference that is expected to attract 150,000 people. attendees from around the world learn the latest in cloud computing and attend a variety of break out sessions with prominent speakers. there will also be celebrities helping lead sessions like actress patricia arquette who will be talking about women in leadership and equality. the convention is running for the next four days and howard street has been closed to make way for an outdoor area called dream park

and really understand what you're trying to learn and learning for there are jobs in san francisco not only in the tech community but in the educational community we want you to graduate from san francisco's public and live and work in san francisco to be the most that diverse workforce and the most initiative workforce that's at message we want all of you presidio panthers you have a in san francisco thank you to the salesforce and the mayor for the incredible so for the for the schools and thank you for saying what we have said from the given you can't have a world-class city without a world-class public education system if you look at the numbers in the middle school and elementary schools and high schools the word so out people are coming to publics again and again because of the investment and the support of the community we want to thank you for your 10 year investment it is not just a drop in the bucket but maybe longer than why not that's the kind of commitment we're talking about not a fly-by or dry by but an investment we're proud to link arms and make that investment as we march for vision 2

tech giant seeing strong preorders for its new iphones. the stock up 5% over the past week and josh lipton is following the story live for us from san francisco. josh? >> well, tyler for apple investors, the big question is whether the tech giant can grow iphone units in the quarters

. >> apple stock jumped nearly 3 percent today ahead of tomorrow product launch in san francisc francisco. tech giant show off the new ware at the auditorium. apple show off new i-phone. analyst expect upgraded camera a and more powerful processor but with apple you never know. >> the one that i think is most likely is force touch what you have on your watch where you can press harder and its to something different than if you just tap. and that would be really useful on a phone. it would give you another way to access control and things. i think that would be dynamite on a phone. >>reporter: if we also might see new largelyer i-pad and refreshed apple tv set top at the advice. full coverage of the unveil here on 7 news. >> chip the chicken has been claimed. owner of the famous bay bridge bird picked her up today. kent had you stop taking 2 of the chicken to show off to the children at stone hurst elementary school in oakland last wednesday when he stopped at the toll plaza to check on work project. well that's when chip and the other bird flew the coop. the fleeing foul kept drivers caged in t

. >>> i'm scott butman in san francisco. it's part tech show, part rock and roll show. coming up, the big issue that the biggest show in san francisco is taking on. chunk of san francisco.. and tonight, the dreamforce party continues. lots of >>> well it shut down a pretty big chunk of san francisco and tonight the dream force party continues. lots of technology, lots of music and lots of talk about equal pay for women in tech. our business tech reporter scott budman joins us now. scott? >> reporter: well, i'll tell you, dream force is part tech show, part rock show, part fundraiser. it's huge and today it took on a huge issue here in the bay area, equal pay for women. 170,000 people and the number one topic of conversation at dream force, equal pay for women in tech. >> this is now a priority in the company. this is a trons formation that we're looking to do. >> reporter: cindy robins of sales force went to her ceo and said women should be paid equally. it worked. >> what we're trying to do is have the dialogue, take sheryl sandberg's lean-in vision, continue the dialog

. >>> new at 6:00, back to their roots after a decade of growth in san francisco. more tech companies are now refocussing on the south bay. cupertino, sunnyvale and san jose among the cities seeing growth. this is changing the dynamics and demographics of the silicon valley. our business and tech reporter, scott budman, is in san jose this evening. scott, why the added push to get back to the suburbs? >> reporter: a lot of reasons, raj. we are about to see a big burst of growth here in the south bay. the kind we haven't seen since chip companies ruled the bay area, a move expected to bring with it a lot of jobs, along with a lot of traffic. it hasn't even opened yet, but intel he care direct is already busy. the startup just moved to the south bay and will hire 130 people immediately. >> the vibrant community here. people were very motivated, very driven, very educated. and i felt this was the place that i could get the best quality candidate. >> reporter: it joins apple, google, linkedin and others. tech companies opening offices in the south bay. >> people realize the acti

>>the fake anti-tech signs fooling tourists in san francisco have come down as we first brought you this story on the kron4 news at 8 last night. >> pam: the signs were spotted yesterday at alamo square. the official looking signage read - "no tech -zone. no cell phones, tablets, lap tops or smart devices permitted. violators subject to 3-hundred dollar fine." >> pam: no one know who put up the phony signs.but we know who took them down. since no other agency claimed responsibility, the san francisco municipal transportation agency volunteered to remove them. it's intelligent enough to warn of danger from virtually anywhere. it's been smashed, dropped and driven. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. it's been shaken, rattled and pummeled. it's innovative enough to brake by itself, park itself and help you steer. it's been in the rain... the cold... and dragged through the mud. introducing the all-new mercedes-benz gle. it's where brains meet brawn. [extracurricular activitiessands help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team... g

san francisco. >> here is the tech bytes. >> super sized inpad online tech reports say apple is planning to unveil a 12.9" tablet at next week's event and is more than 3" bigger than the current ipad. >> good news if you want to google your latest ailment with hundreds of health conditions being added, 900, to make it easier to find information on an illness. one in 20 google searches is health related. >> samsung wants to you get a if night's sheep with the new sleep center tracker, sliding under the mattress and monitoring all aspects of sleep including how long it takes to fall asleep and how much time you spend in a deep sleep. are you sure we want did know the details? >> i don't think so because up next is recording your dreams. >> those are the tech bytes. >> it is now 4:45. grab the french croissants now that you can because of a new round of closures. >> custody battle over chip the chicken and the effort to find the owner as the chick be flew into the bay bridge into the bay bridge stay tuned. hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! ♪ introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sport

give a hard press and the speculation which is something new from the tabloid line here in san francisco are tech reporter of course it's going to be there will check in with a lot of the 30 and get his view on the possible problem. >>darya: seymour this dramatic video and hear what happened coming of + avenue some taking heat from republican presidential candidate why is there a war words. all >>george: problems on 24 and a couple on 880 will get to those in a moment still of the ride today than guest today. fifth and >>james: we want to sit in rows on the the sun would be to see in the live picture from the embarcadero cameron the sons of to the right-hand side you conceive is going to be our most of the day this afternoon with the law already on the mild to 1 look to mid 60s across a good bit of the event will begin from = santa rosa 53 even warmer still daily city at 70 degrees it depends on where you are aware wicking of to mild temperatures as low interest really after the world looking denied it to near 100 for the bay shoreline with 100 + the 6:00 were still looking at temperatures in the

the fed says job growth in the san francisco region among tech workers is very strong. this data coming to us from the fed's beige book. for the fed, the san francisco region is the whole west coast pretty much. strong for connectitech workers banks report trouble finding qualified employees as well. reading the beige book so you don't have to. there are shortages of skilled labor and significant wage increases. hotels and restaurants are worried about new mainly increases and real estate markets, the fed's calling it solid. > >>> the dow gained back a great deal of what it lost tuesday. futures calling for a strong open this morning. tesla shares are up 2% overnight, this after elon musk tweeted several things. first of all, he said the affordable tesla model 3 will be unveiled in march. air quotes, because not everybody thinks a $35,000 car is affordable. it is going to be at least two years he says until you can actually drive one. he also says the first model x suvs will be handed over to owners at the end of this month. the high-end models will go out the door first

. >> pam :fake signs are fooling tourists in san francisco's alamo square neighborhood. they read - "no techhones, tablets, lap tops or smart devices permitted. violators subject to 3-hundred dollar fine." while they may look real. the san francisco rec and parks department says, it did not post the signs. a spokesperson for the s-f-m-t- a says. they are working on removing the signs. new at 11. the vallejo police department recieves two- point- five million dollars. to put more police officers on the street. with that money. the department will hire six- new officers. to help the department address gun violence and violent crime in the community. the department says the new hires will work closely with residents. officials also plan to use outreach, information from the newly launched smart phone application. social media. and to create public service announcement videos. in an effort to gain public trust. a 24-hour dispatch center received a number of calls about a strong -arm robbery that occurred in palo alto. in the 3100 -block of middlefield road on sunday evening. a man approached a w

san francisco 2.0. it's a look at the pros and cons of how san francisco has evolved amid the tech boom. hbo will televise it this month. >>> some scientists in scotland discovered a protein that allows ice cream to last longer and melt slower. they say it sticks to fat and air to create a smoother stable mixture. the researchers are in talks with food companies about potentially using the protein in their products. >>> 4:51. it's a new videogame called trump him. find out how you can soon be throwing soccer balls and liquor bottles at donald trump -- if you want to -- all from the comfort of your own home,,,, >>> good morning. if you look at san francisco and oakland temperatures spot on for this time of the year. but around the bay 70s across the peninsula with the clearing of the skies 70s and low 80s across the santa clara valley which is below average. east of the bay, these temperatures are averaging a good 10 degrees below normal. north the golden gate bridge from a windy 67 degrees in stinson beach to a breezy 83 in sonoma, good morning, windsor, your forecast high today of 80. >

apple is keeping quiet about their annual product launch today in san francisco. tech experts think they have a good idea what to expect. let's start with the update on the iphone. we'll get to the apple tv in a second. there are rumors we will see two new phones, the 6s, and 6s plus. these will be quicker and thicker. we will have a much better camera. you will see 12 mega pixel as opposed to the current 8. do you have apple tv? it is aamazing. >> yes, so cool. >> they did work to it. it's likely going to double in price. it was never that expensive. we are talking $149 now. here why. with aw the university search you will be able to put in the name of a show and look for it across all of your streaming networks. net licks, hulu, hbo go. rather than having to open each app. and many say there is going to be an app store dedicated to apple tv. lots of custom features to come. we are keeping a close eye on the big as it unfolds today. >> techie heaven. >> thank you, carson. >>> just ahead, more of our special rolston report series. school dange yoplait. the smooth and c

san francisco and bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on and it's backed up into the maze. guys? >>> thank you. more traffic hassles expected this weekend in san francisco. all because of a major tech convention going on and let's go live to kpix 5's kiet do so he can explain the changes all made to accommodate dream force. good morning kiet. [ sirens ] >> reporter: yes, dream force now being billed as the largest software convention on earth. i'm going to speak up here because some sirens are going off here. but sales force is saying they have about 16 # thousand people now registered for this convention. that is roughly the population of sunnyvale, jammed into to a already crowded san francisco. as a result, dream force has a laundry list of closures and detours and muni bus rerouteing to talk about. take public transportation or use alternate routes. they're being warned of heavy foot traffic and parking control and police officers will be out in force and this is only day two of five. the conference wraps up on friday. now with all those people, there simply aren't enough hotel rooms to go around. so 1100 people are staying in an unusual spot. it's a cruise ship that's been dub

san francisco. in recent years, the tech giant has revealed new updates. it is expected that they may introduce a new apple tv.>>> chp has plucked a bird out of bay area traffic. this time in sonoma county. an officer holding an injured jay spidered it standing in a turn lane and river and all of that road and took it to a rescue center and on wednesday at chicken fouled up traffic for hours. officers were finally able to grab the bird and send it back.>>a race for the white house. there is a new front-runner for the democratic nomination. bernie sanders is surging ahead.>> what is cool about your school? >>> firefighters making progress in fresno county. thanks to cooler temperatures. this fire has burned more than 55,000 acres near kings canyon national park. air quality was so bad that it doesn't campgrounds had to be shut down. this morning the fires. 31% contained.>>it is very early in the morning at 4:44 am. to make it does concern me that we are talking about bad air quality. and particular matter in the atmosphere>>we will have some moderate air qu

new san francisco hotel will get high tech promotion this morning. if you're in union square, you'll see these robots promoting the new axiom hotel. it's listed as a smart hotel. website is says people will be able to use tablets and smartphones to check in and as room keys. axiom hotel is at pow he will and market streets in san francisco -- powell and market street in san francisco. >>> photo taken by a little girl is on display in joe biden assist house. yellow lab is peering at the camera and entered it into a kids' photo contest. it was picked along with the works of nine other young photographers nationwide to be displayed for the month of september at the vice president's washington, d.c. residence. she said she took the journal because of her dog's big, goofy grin. >>> facebook about to add a new feature. ceo mark zuckerberg announced a new dislike button is on the way. it's not clear on the exact wording. it's not going to necessarily be a dislike. the idea is to give people a more appropriate way to respond to posts expressing difficult or

way they run it and we may agree or disagree, but we have not taken the position as a tech company here in san franciscot we can dictate how china runs their network. instead, we said what percentage of our customers are nonproblematic in china? and the answer is about 99% of our customers are nonproblematic. that allowed us to say how can we make the internet better for that 99%? there's a lot of discussion that has to happen around that 1%, but for the vast majority of the internet, things work very well. emily: matthew prince, ceo of cloudflare, thank you so much for joining us. carmen chang, thank you as well for joining us. a stock we are watching. alibaba shares tumbled after a magazine article suggested the company may lose another 50% of its value. alibaba shot back saying the article is inaccurate and misleading. nintendo has named their new company president. he will be replacing the late and beloved satoru iwata. he has been with nintendo since 2000 as president of nintendo of america, he was instrumental in the wii success. however, iwata left very big shoes to fill. under his guidance, nint

it also reports that leap transit made just under $21,000 this year. >>> new san francisco hotel gets high techyou will be in union square, you're going to see the beam crow robots promoting new axiom hotel. listed as smart hotel. people able to use tablets and smartphones to check in. located at powell and market streets, expected to open in mid-november. >>> facebook about to add a new feature giving users another way to respond to a post instead of just liking it. ceo mark zuckerberg says a new dislike button coming. although not clear on the exact wording of the button. it might say sorry. the idea is to give a different way to express displeasure at a post. >>> coming up we're continuing to follow the valley fire. up next the reason it's a big morning for thousands of students who's lives have been disrupted by the fire. >>> new security coming to the santa clara county jail after alleged beating death of inmate by three guards. ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru, a

big winners is apple and it had a good session today, ahead 3% in this big, in any event, san francisco. and the techgoing to upheld major upgrades through the iphone, ipad, but not all these tech names are doing well. netflix continues to get pummeled there and so here's the question. we're talking about a potential tech wreck. will tomorrow's event with apple bring back not only swagger for apple but help the technology stock regain that groove that they lost there? what do you think? >> i think apple looks expensive to me right now. charles: apple always looks expensive. the pe has never been outrageous. >> i try to get to the genius bar, you've got to wait until tomorrow or the three-hour wait. my other friends will have the gizmos, i think we're seeing a nice -- not the wow factor but tomorrow they've got important things to talk about and netflix is now facing some serious competition and apple is being one of them. >> it could -- tomorrow's product launch could send this market soaring because remember apple is your largest component of the s&p, the nasdaq, one of the most influential about th

san francisco. the firm advises tech companies.huck coppola, bay area news. >>> turning to the markets this morning, much better. the folks from men's warehouse, executive offices in freemont. let's go to the nasdaq, we have san franciscoans there too. the dow industrials getting better than 300 points this morning, the nasdaq up better than 2%. the fed starts its next interest rate meeting this week. we were hoping friday's jobs numbers will give us some clarity into what the federal markets would do. we have some pretty muddy numbers. unemt ploimts falls to 1.5%. the number of new jobs were not as much as hoped, that's not as good. the feds will look at employment and the risk of inflation. >> 5.1 falls right in the fed's area, definition of natural employment. just the right amount of unemployment in a healthy economy. we're watching what will happen to jobs at good technology. they've been purchased by blackberry. $425 million. that's significantly less than early investors had hoped, but it's still an exit. it's fixed a proble

big events at the moscone center but today all eyes of the tech world will be here on the bill graham civic auditorium right by san francisco's city hall. apple's ceo tim cook is going to deliver the keynote address at 10 a.m. tech enthusiasts are expecting a lot of news out of this event for iphone, ipad and apple tv. last year it was the iphone 6. today may be an s which means just upgrades, no major changes. >> we are expecting a lot of news from apple. we'll probably hear about the iphone, ipad and apple tv. so these are all three very important products for apple. >> reporter: the event is by invitation-only. here is a look at that coveted invitation invoking siri the apple consistent. perhaps there will be a siri- controlled apple tv or software upgrade for the apple watch. we'll see. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> supporters of a state senate bill that aim to curb climbed change had a setback falling short of approval in the assembly with a number of democrats opposing or abstaining. the bill would set more ambitious emissions reduction goals over the next few decades. it's eligible to come up for ano

levi's stadium and public transit will be equipped with the first of its kind high-tech security equipment. >>> san francisco now, supervisor will unveil new pedestrian safety banners in the soma district. the banners will act as a remainder for drive to slow down. part of the safety project to prevent traffic death and injuries. a policy last year, a goal of zero traffic fatalities by 2024. >>> a few bay area highways look cleaner to commuters. litter enforcement day in alameda, contra costa counties. caltrans and chp teaming up to remove graffiti from bridges and tunnels and pick up litter along the highways. chp officers will escort truck drivers to cover the load in order to prevent litter on the road. >>> a statue coming home, nine years after it was stolen. >>> the 3 foot tall 200-pound statue popped up at a central florida scrap yard after reporting from a playground in monterey. it was scheduled to be melted with other materials and sold off until a google search explained the statue's history. >> it's strange that we think that it went from california to here. but if she hadn't noticed that, it prob

. >>> the new high-tech restaurant in san francisco is revamping fast food.a is completely automated. you order and pay for your food through an ipad. the menu consists of bowls feeled with keen what and other items. when it's ready your meal appears in a box like a vending machine. >> we have built a system and pent spent a lot of time building a system so we can provide a really high quality nutritious product but at a much more accessible price point and speed than you would find elsewhere. >> pam says let's hope there is people in the back making the food. >> it's on spear street near the embarcadero. right now it's from monday through friday from 11:00 in the morning. >>> the l.a. council is set to vote today on the bid for the 2024 olympic bids. city analysts seem to have similar concerns. they do say developing in olympic village could exceed the projected $1 billion cost. rome, paris, and budapest are already in the mix. the international olympic committee is expected to choose the host city in 2017. >>> the nba champion warriors will begin their seve

. >>> san francisco hotel getting high tech promotion.e those beam pro robots promoting the new axiom hotel, skype on wheels. it's listed as smart hotel. website says people able to use tab let's and smartphones to check in and room keys. >>> napa valley wine train has a new owner. same family has owned it for 25 years, but now it is being sold to seattle based noble house hotels and a real estate development firm called brooks street. last month a group of women mostly african-american accused the wine train of racism. they were removed after other riders complained they were making too much noise much the wine train apologized and admitted the whole thing was not handled properly. >>> facebook is about to add a few feature that will give you another way to respond to a post rather thab just liking it. mark zuckerberg a noupsed a new dislike -- announced a new dislike button, though maybe not that wording. sor. we're coming up on our 6:00 hour. more valley fire evacuees will be taken back to their home for just a short time. the strict l