sap's co-founder is the majority owner of the san jose sharks. sap executives say they plan on giving fans a new digital experience with their mobile devices when they come to games and events. >> en when they arrive -- when they arrive at the stadium, the team will know who they are. as they check in, they will know where they are seated. are they a season ticket holder? have they been loyal to the sharks? is it their birthday? is there a special offer we can have food delivered to them instead of waiting in long. >> reporter: sap says it is honored to have the name on the home of the sharks. at the event, employees held a bike build event and presented bicycles to underprivileged kids. now, right now, back out here live, you can see the yellow sign behind me is the only one visible outside of the sap center. there's actually nothing on the front of the building just yet. that's because the permanent sign is still not ready yet. but they hope to it up soon. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in cairo protes

sap highlights it.bm last night, had its fiscal after declining revenue and made the number because of the tax and the whole industry is struggling to adopt to a whole world where they can't sell expensive systems or high margins anymore. >> pinpoint the issue further for us. it feels there is competition, margin pressure issue and china story raised today. what is the biggest threat or is it a whole series of things coming together in. >> i think two main parts. one, a lot of the large companies relied on emerging markets for years for a lot of that growth, and not just tech companies that have the problem. emerging markets will not be the big growth driver for next ten years they have been for the companies for last 20 year and that story is totally different. the other problem is more technology specific in that the world is changing from selling big iron servers and very expensive software on it to cloud-based solutions. you got new companies coming out like sales force.com, workday, which are basic

in about an hour, rather -- about an hour ago, crews unveiled the sap center in san jose.be called hp pavilion. sap paid state of san jose more than $8 million for arena naming rights for the next five years. the first event to be held at the newly crowned sap center, jon kelley, going to love this a concert featuring new kids on the block. >> oh oh oh. >> 98 degrees and boys to m s ii men this friday. >>> apple store giving away free games and apps for the fifth anniversary users can download five at its most popular apps and games for 3.99, some include the photo editing app over tractor dj for the iphone and journal app day one. how about a couple others to choose from there where's my water, bad land and how about tiny wings, a big favorite? some of these free ones are being offered this week. the app store officially turns 5 tomorrow. >> educate myself on these apps. i don't know what any of those do. >> i don't want to educate myself. i like being in the real world, people. >> yeah. right. let's hook up with meteorologist christina loren, the forecast, the fog. >> ti

sap's cofounder is the majority owner of the shark.ellow is the company's color so get ready to see a lot of yellow to go with the sharks black and teal. >> get used to it asap. >> the a's let's talk about the a's. they're continuing to do well. >> let's talk about the a's. the oakland a's have a winning look to them. that look was slowed down a little bit by rain after delay. it's 1-0 zero one -- 1-0 pittsburgh in the third. >>> and brandon crawford could not handle this ball, it allows the mets to score an unearned run. san francisco left 18 runners on base. same two teams again tonight. >>> the giants hoping they might get something from a signing they made today. jeff francoeur was recently cut lose. he has played in parts in nine major league seasons. he was hitting .208 with two home runs. >>> the padres get it done with eric reed. the rookie out of lsu get a two year deal. they will now have all 11 of their draft picks under contract. they expect to battle with craig doll. >>> it must be signing day in the area because the warri

pavilion to sap, a german company. employees of sap are staging a bike building to provide bicycle and equipment to underprivileged youth in san jose. >> long night for giants and their fans at at&t park after a 16-inning loss at 12:40. brandon tied the game at 3-0 in the 7th with a system up the middle but he misplay add grounder in the 16th inning allowing the mets to score the go ahead run. the giant could not score in the bottom half so the mets win 4-3 and will meet hopefully in regulation tonight. >> hopefully the results will be in the "win" column. >> check out this picture from mount tamalpais, the oranges, the pinks, the reds, giving way to the sun coming up to blues and purples that will go away. it is beautiful. now, the 24 temperature change, a degree warmer in san francisco, and 67. santa rosa is 82, two degrees warmer than year. concord is 93 and fremont is 82 and oakland is 75, five degrees warmer than yesterday and san jose is six degrees warmer than yesterday. the high clouds will be in the forecast t

finally the most encouraging stat, sap. sap's declaration of a bottom in spain. congratulations. mcdermott now single ceo. in spain, businesses improving by double digits. you bring in sap to streamline employment. won't go down because the business is going up but the more important take away is the spanish companies are spanning money bringing s&p and they weren't doing that a few quarters ago. the turn in europe is the big unreported upon story. it's huge and simply not being talked about. it's so stark. got 600 million people over there and it's going from bad to good and that's astounding. it's exhilarating and most importantly, it is just pain bullish for us and the world. what do we do about it? play european stocks. you can do it with an exchange traded fund like the europe etf. it's the vgk. that's very good ken? for all you home gamers. which tracks the best european companies. hasn't done anything this year. you haven't missed it. that's right. we're debating whether to pick it up. i'm impressed with what general electric has to say but johnson controls, they're going

i mean, 130 acres produced about 32,000 gallons of maple sap, which run through these tubes here wherere cooked down to about 800 gallons of syrup, which is more or less what they use per season here. nothing leaves the property. and it makes sense while you're here to raise hogs and cattle on the property and maybe keep a cabin or two around for any friends who get too loaded to sleep it off. but this? this is there really any reason for this? what are you doing here? why do you have to make life so hard? if money were your primary motivation, this doesn't seem like the fastest road to untold wealth. >> you know, everybody had a -- you can go back three generations and they had a sugar shack. i am very proud of quebec. i'm very proud of canada. you know? you celebrate canadian history. you celebrate cannian traditions. you celebrate canadian ingredients in a way that no one else has. are you some kind of patriot? is that what's going on here? is it national -- >> very much a patriot. i say it all the time. this is one of most important restaurants to me in north america if not the wor

i mean 130 acres proud about 32,000 gallons of maple sap, which run through these tubes to here, where 800 gallons of syrup, which is more or less what they use per season here. nothing leaves the property. and it makes sense while you're here to raise hogs and cattle on the property and maybe keep somethia cabin or two around for any friends who need to sleep it off. but this? this is there really any reason for this? >> what are you doing here? why do you have to make life so hard? >> if money were your primary motivation, this doesn't seem like the fastest road to untold wealth. >> his father had a sugar shack. everybody had a -- you can go back, you know, three generations, they had a sugar shack. and i'm very proud of quebec. i'm very proud of canada, you know. >> you celebrate canadian history. you celebrate canadian traditions. you celebrate canadian ingredients in a way that no one else has. are you some kind of patriot, is that what's going on here? is it national -- >> he's very much a patriot. i say all the time this is what's very important to restaurants to me in north ame

you know i'm a sap. >> we all are. are pretty cute. >> those are so cute. >> so cute. >> chantal is not cute. >> chantal is not that cute. good news is she's not a major storm just yet. she might not even become a hurricane but she's still got a deadbeat for haiti and the dominican republic and eventually maybe the southeast coast. let's start with the satellite picture of chantal. winds are 65 miles per hour. she's a very high end tropical storm. remember, tropical storms are 39 to 74. so she's high end tropical storm. she's not that well defined, though. not that well organized. this is an infrared picture. the more red you see, the higher the cloud tops. in fact she's gotten a little weaker in materials of the overall circulation in the past six hours or so the track again is about 270 miles southeast of san juan. this current track from the hurricane center keeps it well south of puerto rico putting it right in the dominican republic and haiti. there are mountain there is that will decrease its intensity and forwar

i am one of those saps that watches every putts of the major. this one did not disappoint. missed a performance for the ages in the morning. will it come from phil or tiger? next ,,,,,,,, we've made major advancements in reducing the incidents of broken bones in seniors. we've received recognition for getting hypertension under control for over 80% of our members. we've made significant advances in asthma, immunization and maternity care. and j.d. power and associates ranked us highest in member satisfaction among health plans in california. we're focusing on the big things so you can enjoy the little things. kaiser permanente. thrive. muirfieled, it appeared a s studded field of contenders might >>> i did not have to look far for highlights. >> of one man. >> yes. everybody else pretty much lowlife. really incredible, though. on one point, back 9. it appeared a star studded field of contenders might end up in a five-man play off. then, an incredible finish. no walk in the park for tiger woods. he never won a major. he could not read the green. and that was not all. -- [bee

tomorrow afternoon 78 in the south bay sap jose. 82 could los gatos. 70 degrees if santa cruz. on the peninsula looking at mostly sunny sky mid 70's palo alto menlo park. 58 on the coast pacifica fog linger well in the afternoon near the sun set district, 64 downtown san francisco, and temperatures will continue to run good 3 to 10 degrees below normal for your tuesday. 73 in santa ros rosa. vallejo 71 san rafael out to the east bay breezy at times cooler than average 69 in oakland. 73 in newark. inland spots far cry from the enter heat. 82 in livermore. 78 san are phone. 88 fairfield. check out accu-weather 7 day forecast. temperature really staying in the low mid 80's inland the next three days. upper 50's to low 60's coast side. warming up to normal levels friday through the weekend as we get you up into the upper 80's inland low 60's coast. >> sounds great thanks. >> mention cooler than average. we describe mike that way. >> that's how we describe himself is he. >> thanks. a continue to swing the heavy lumber. tonight at the coliseum and assessment come out of the slumber.

this is the sap of the plant exuded after building up during the night. it's a process called glitation. the size of the drops varies according to the temperature and the humidity. hany goes out with his camera every morning looking for the biggest, most beautiful droplets. for hany ciubou, the challenge is to see and capture the secret life of plants. >> translator: i don't have any fixed philosophy about taking the photographs. all i want to do is capture images of life. >> reporter: hany says the mysteries of plant life are visible to anyone. you just need the desire to look. it is that curiosity and vision that underlies his photography. >>> time now for a check on the weather with meteorologist sayaka moriy. as we mentioned earlier, people in western and central areas of japan dealing with torrential rain, flooding and landslides. the situation in those areas seem quite extreme. >> yeah, one day after a deluge of heavy rain hit western japan, central japan was hit the hardest yesterday, but 100 millimeters of rain in just one hour in some places. it

spraying of this throughout east sap jose begins wednesday morning. this is abc 7 news. >> coming up next. on 7 news at 11:00 we check in on the protest going on writ now in oakland. >> new attitude at the ballpar ballpark. rule about to be announced that will change the way teams deal with discrimination. >> new york to l.a. in 45 minutes? bay area man future vision. >> as we look at the roof cam are sky already starting to cloud up. temperatures right now in the 50's and the 60's. we check out the wake up weather and let you know how long >> take you back to the protest in oakland. we have this video of police firing a flash bang grenade into a crowd of demonstrators at 10:45. there is the flash. about half hour ago this protest started with hundreds of people angry with the acquittal of george zimmerman and fatal shooting of florida teenager martin. police tell us they have made at least 5 arrest. at one point this evening protestors shut down traffic on i 8 80 by marching into the broadway off ramp. >> we ever on it. we'll keep you posted here and

this morning san jose's hp pavilion will officially be renamed sap center. today's unveiling ceremony will be held at the shark tank at 10:15 p.m. building bikes for underprivileged families. >>> here is something much more affordable. this morning apple's app store giving away free games and apps to celebrate the fifth anniversary. we love $3.99. all week long users can download five of its most popular apps and games for free. some of the free apps include the photo editing app over, tractor deejay for the iphone and the journal app day one. here is another one for free. where is my water, bad lands and tiny wings all are some of the free games offered this week. the app store officially turns five tomorrow. >> you may want to ask where is my slurpee. 7-eleven normally gives out free slurpees on the 11th of july, but this year it's changing things up. courtney reagan has a look at that and a look at how futures are trading. good morning. >> good morning to you. futures are higher after stocks rose for a third straight session on monday. investors looking a

of comprehensive reform of the energy sector to help resolve the severe shortages which have been sapping pakistan's economic growth potential. >> the agreement will be further developed by officials of the imf. its executive board is likely to approve it as early as september. >>> as it faces a deteriorating state of security, pakistan is bringing back the death penalty, which it suspended in 2008. human rights groups are speaking out against the decision. the previous government placed a five-year moratorium on capital punishment, which expired this year on june 30th. sharif's administration says it does not plan to extend it. the government claims there are about 400 people on death row, but a human rights group says the number could total as much as 8,000. according to reuters, the keep policy for deteriorating crime in the country, amnesty international condemns the move say thing is a risk of executing innocent people. >>> southeast asia's expanding middle class is taking to the skies in ever increasing numbers. that's largely thanks to the burgeoning number of low cost carriers. th

timber lang will be bringing his 2020 experience tour to san jose's sap senter on january 19th, look, to $175, presale for those start tomorrow. speaking of getting you the groove on, check with[ christ loren. do your thing. seen you dance between commercials, this kind of weather, get outside. >> heck yeah, nice out there jay z over the jaycee, a good looking day shaping up. he was just in town, coming back to town. look at all these people on the golden gate bridge. get right to what we are talking about. smoke coming in from fires, big wild fires burning in oregon so it is making for some reduced visibility, you have that smoke coming into the area, then we combine that with our westerly flow, winds straight out of the west for most cities. yeah, that's carrying in all that smoke across the bay area, an air quality alert today right at the immediate coastline, especially the north bay, sonoma county, marin county coastline, stay indoor it is you have respiratory issues, south to santa cruz, that is the case today and tomorrow, we have unhealthy air quality readings from a fire bu

spraying of this throughout east sap jose begins wednesday morning. this is abc 7 news. >> coming up next. on 7 news at 11:00 we check in on the protest going on writ now in oakland. >> new attitude at the ballpar ballpark. rule about to be announced that will change the way teams deal with discrimination. >> new york to l.a. in 45 minutes? bay area man future vision. >> as we look at the roof cam are sky already starting to cloud up. temperatures right now in the 50's and the 60's. we check out the wake up weather and let you know how long hey, buddy? oh, hey, flo. you want to see something cool? snapshot, from progressive. my insurance company told me not to talk to people like you. you always do what they tell you? no... try it, and see what your good driving can save you. you don't even have to switch. unless you're scared. i'm not scared, it's... you know we can still see you. no, you can't. pretty sure we can... try snapshot today -- no pressure. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repaint

spraying of this s throughout east sap jose begins wednesday morning. this is abc 7 news. >> coming up next. on 7 news at 11:00 we check in on the protest going on writ now in oakland. >> new attitude at the ballpar ballpark. rule about to be announced that will change the way teams deal with discrimination. >> new york to l.a. in 45 minutes? bay area man future vision. >> as we look at the roof cam are sky already starting to cloud up. temperatures right now in the 50's and the 60's. we check out the wake up weather and let you know how weather and let you know how long >> take you back to the protest in oakland. we have this video of police firing a flash bang grenade into a crowd of demonstrators at 10:45. there is the flash. about half hour ago this protest started with hundreds of people angry with the acquittal of george zimmerman and fatal shooting of florida teenager martin. police tell us they have made at least 5 arrest. at one point this evening protestors shut down traffic on i 8 80 by marching into the broadway off ramp. >> we ever on it. w

tomorrow afternoon 78 in the south bay sap jose. 82 could los gatos. 70 degrees if santa cruz.n the peninsula looking at mostly sunny sky mid 70's palo alto menlo park. 58 on the coast pacifica fog linger well in the afternoon near the sun set district, 64 downtown san francisco, and temperatures will continue to run good 3 to 10 degrees below normal for your tuesday. 73 in santa ros rosa. vallejo 71 san rafael out to the east bay breezy at times cooler than average 69 in oakland. 73 in newark. inland spots far cry from the enter heat. 82 in livermore. 78 san are phone. 88 fairfield. check out accu-weather 7 day forecast. temperature really staying in the low mid 80's inland the next three days. upper 50's to low 60's coast side. warming up to normal levels friday through the weekend as we get you up into the upper 80's inland low 60's coast. >> sounds great thanks. >> mention cooler than average. we describe mike that way. >> that's how we describe himself is he. >> thanks. a continue to swing the heavy lumber. tonight at the coliseum and assessment come out of the slumber. 7

tomorrow afternoon 78 in the south bay sap jose. 82 could los gatos. 70 degrees if santa cruz. on the peninsula looking at mostly sunny sky mid 70's palo alto menlo park. 58 on the coast pacifica fog linger well in the afternoon near the sun set district, 64 downtown san francisco, and temperatures will continue to run good 3 to 10 degrees below normal for your tuesday. 73 in santa ros rosa. vallejo 71 san rafael out to the east bay breezy at times cooler than average 69 in oakland. 73 in newark. inland spots far cry from the enter heat. 82 in livermore. 78 san are phone. 88 fairfield. check out accu-weather 7 day forecast. temperature really staying in the low mid 80's inland the next three days. upper 50's to low 60's coast side. warming up to normal levels friday through the weekend as we get you up into the upper 80's inland low 60's coast. >> sounds great thanks. >> mention cooler than average. we describe mike that way. >> that's how we describe himself is he. >> thanks. a continue to swing the heavy lumber. tonight at the coliseum and assessment come out of the slumber.

so high for your tuesday in the south bay 86 sap oh, say. 85 cupertino. nice day in milpitas. 81 on the peninsula. 80 redwood city. low 60's here along the coast downtown san francisco. south san francisco upper 60's and in the north bay you see temperatures in the low 80's. santa rosa sonoma 80 degrees in san rafae rafael. head out to the east bay. nice looking day. 77 hayward. 82 castro valley. inland community this is where it is going to get a little bit warmer. phoenix degrees in livermore. 94 walnut creek. please anton fairfield mid 90' 90's. hears lack at the accu-weather 7 day forecast. we see those numbers going south on wednesday. even cooler on thursday. mid 80's inland. temperatures will recover just a little bit on friday. but by the weekend we bump you back up to average. low 90's inland low 60's coast. something for everyone as we head into the weekend. >> looks like it thanks sandhy sandhya. >> all right giants playing well tonight. >> nice to hear for a change. larry has sports. >> they are desperate. desperate for win right now t.buster

so high for your tuesday in the south bay 86 sap oh, say. 85 cupertino. nice day in milpitas. 81 on the peninsula. 80 redwood city. low 60's here along the coast downtown san francisco. south san francisco upper 60's and in the north bay you see temperatures in the low 80's. santa rosa sonoma 80 degrees in san rafae rafael. head out to the east bay. nice looking day. 77 hayward. 82 castro valley. inland community this is where it is going to get a little bit warmer. phoenix degrees in livermore. 94 walnut creek. please anton fairfield mid 90' 90's. hears lack at the accu-weather 7 day forecast. we see those numbers going south on wednesday. even cooler on thursday. mid 80's inland. temperatures will recover just a little bit on friday. but by the weekend we bump you back up to average. low 90's inland low 60's coast. something for everyone as we head into the weekend. >> looks like it thanks sandhy sandhya. >> all right giants playing well tonight. >> nice to hear for a change. larry has sports. >> they are desperate. desperate for win right now t.buster

even want to walk out of the building when i get off in a half an hour and we are only in the 80s in sapse. talking about the 90s already still in morning time out in livermore. plenty of water today, feel that heat, we have a higher uv index and higher heat index today as the sun is going to come through the low clouds, midlevel clouds firing in. lightning firing offshore, a little bit of virga, some is pre'tis passion coming down the western facing slopes surrounding san jose, why the showers, why the thunderstorms? show you the wider view. you can actually see this clockwise flow high pressure bringing in that moisture, getting sucked up from just off the coast of baja and pumped into the bay area because that ridge is so strong. 108 in livermore, i'll sticking to it today, looks like we will likely that high you two degrees away from an all time record in the month of july. find out if we hit it check in with my chief meteorologist jeff, 5, 6 and 11. jeff ranieri is is a good man. thunderstorms continue the fourth of july. hey, if you can get to the city, b.a.r.t. is up and running a

regulators it's being used to grow illegal drugs i guess protests are still on how cannabis crops are sapping the country is energy. when you get consumers look at their electricity bill in a year there may be seven pounds in there that they didn't actually consume that's according to energy watchdog who has highlighted the rampant nature of the electricity industry falls victim to about twenty five thousand of known cases of electricity and that's costing consumers about two hundred million pounds now one third of that amount actually goes into some of this forms a production of which is very energy intensive so that's about seventy million pounds a year ago we get to those kind of his farms how often has put forward a set of stricter guidelines for energy suppliers to comply with and maybe imposing fines on those who refuse to do so or don't want to tackle the problem of electricity to more people we spoke with a lot of rate on these proposals why was it important to raise the issue that one third actually goes to kind of this farms where it's a growing problem according to police to sticks

so high for your tuesday in the south bay 86 sap oh, say. 85 cupertino. nice day in milpitas. 81 on the peninsula. 80 redwood city. low 60's here along the coast downtown san francisco. south san francisco upper 60's and in the north bay you see temperatures in the low 80's. santa rosa sonoma 80 degrees in san rafae rafael. head out to the east bay. nice looking day. 77 hayward. 82 castro valley. inland community this is where it is going to get a little bit warmer. phoenix degrees in livermore. 94 walnut creek. please anton fairfield mid 90' 90's. hears lack at the accu-weather 7 day forecast. we see those numbers going south on wednesday. even cooler on thursday. mid 80's inland. temperatures will recover just a little bit on friday. but by the weekend we bump you back up to average. low 90's inland low 60's coast. something for everyone as we head into the weekend. >> looks like it thanks sandhy sandhya. >> all right giants playing well tonight. >> nice to hear for a change. larry has sports. >> they are desperate. desperate for win right now t.buster

. >> and sap perhaps mayor ed lee says i would like to offer my thoughts and prayers to those affect bid the airline accident this morning involving asiana airlines, flight 214 from south korea. >> ourer hearts are with the friends and families of those affected wind chill have some twitter pictures we would like to share with you. >> a lot of people have been sending in photos. those who witnessed what happened. and even some passengers on the plane were able to take pictures of people evacuating the plane shortly after this happened, which gives you a sense of how so many people are able to survive. some people have the prepares of mind to take pictures and tweet them out. here is a picture from twitter not long after the plane came to rest, before the whole thing caught fire and burned, and you see people evacuating the plane. the chutes are down and people are getting off the aircraft before the real fire takes place. you see in the pictures currently, after the fire ravaged the top part of the plane. people were able to get out before that happened. >> some people who witnessed

twenty three how does the government determine what the right amount is without sapping productivity there are no the problem with setting the minimum wage is you don't know what the ideal level is i don't think we're stopping productivity productivity is higher than it's ever been it keeps climbing steadily workers you can american workers are very productive they're just not getting paid or in the late seventy's they're became a divergence between wages and productivity it's never closed you need to close that gap in the reason why some are close all the corporate executives have all the money that's what's with the wealth inequality we can get some of that i want is a tied up in the hands of people will never spend all their lifetimes and get it funneled back down to the hands of working people who will spend it that's how you get a better economy there is too much money in the corporate executives when it comes to the financial sector but when it comes to companies like apple and google and i don't necessarily agree with everything they're doing right now and especially don't app

there are no major problems getting into sap fran, and if you are driving near the oakland coliseum tee -- coliseum, and again those low clouds are around the bay area and for more on that let's go to steve. >>> we have a lot of low clouds, we had a hurricane and it is falling apart, there is nothing left of it. some of the tropical moisture, some of those high and mid- level clouds will filther in -- filter in, we will keep an eye on things and if you missed it, record rainfall, they train thunderstorms over about 4 inches of rain fell, subway, 300,000 people fell and we will have some pacific to some warm areas inland temperatures will come up and this looks to be the warmest day away from the coast. 50s and 60s in livermore as well, moppet said 62 but downtown 58. 52 santa rosa and 3-year-old carlos novato, 52, southwest 21 and there is still a component of a delta breeze in place and fog up and down and reduced visibility in some locations. some thicker morning fog, a little warmer inland and they have been bumping up, 60s and 70s and 80s, fairfield, livermore pleasanton, gilroy, th

the building was bought by a german company who's acronym was sap. >>> 5:37 is the time.s being -- a lot of other big names in business. >>> plus we'll have more on the continued search for missing oakland toddler. where police are focusing their investigation. >>> good morning. golden gate bridge traffic looks pretty good as you drive down south. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area weather. >>> good morning. a lot of low clouds down there. even a little drizzle. rather robust sea breeze. that means cooler inland today. 60s and 70s coast and bay. >>> here's a look at the top stories we following for you right now. the red cross is helping people who live in six apartments at a san mateo apartment complex after an early morning fire. firefighters say that fire started in a close drier. >>> victims of the sfo plane crash will likely receive different amounts of compensation depending on what country they're from. american passengers with serious europes can expect receive multimillion dollar settlements in the u.s. courts but we understand victims

twenty three how does the government determine what the right amount is without sapping productivity there is no the problem with setting the minimum wage is you don't know what the ideal level is i don't think we're stopping productivity productivity is higher than it's ever been it keeps climbing steadily workers you can american workers are very productive they're just not getting paid or in the late seventy's they're became a divergence between wages and productivity and it's a never close you need to close that gap in the reason why some are close all the corporate executives have all the money that's what's with the wealth inequality we can get some of that i want is a tied up in the hands of people will never spend all their lifetimes and get it funneled back down to the hands of working people who will spend it that's how you get a better economy there is too much money in the corporate executives when it comes to the financial sector but when it comes to companies like apple and google and i don't necessarily agree with everything they're doing right now and especially don't

. >>> and be ready to see a lot of yellow with the gray and teal at the sap center.oftware giant bought the naming rights. yellow is the company color. >>> let's go from hockey to baseball. joe is in tonight. >> it's that time of the year in baseball that you can talk about the team that has that look and teams that don't. put the a's under the category of teams that do. they trailed the pirates 1-0. moth gets into a garrett pitch and that's what happens when things are going good. number 16 on the year for moss. dan straley a little better. struck out seven pirates and allowing two hits. high scoring games, low scoring ones the a's are just getting it done. they win 2-1 they stay in first place over the rangers who are also winners tonight. the giants also have a look right now but unfortunately theirs is just about the opposite of the a's. giants got a little shot of life tonight against the match from a brand new call up. andrew brown hits one high and deep to left. game remained scoreless until the giants got something going in their half of the inning. brandon b

five bucks if you need your mobile deposit a sap. if you can wait two days half a buck. wells fargo, that fee for emergency bill pay. there you have it, more banks finding new ways to nickel and dime you. this could be just the start of it. >>> better news for drivers just in time for your 4th of july road trip. gas prices now $3.49 a gallon for regular unleaded nationwide. that dip below $3.50 happening this past week. for reference this is what you were paying last year, but experts say the drop just in time for the peak holiday and summer driving season this year, that's pretty unusual. >>> our top story this morning takes a look at which brands are considered the most patriotic. the branding research looked at 200 names and found levi strauss and walt disney tied for third place. hersheys and coca-cola tide for second. and one, chrysler jeep. it dates back to world war ii. >> makes me want to go to the beach when i think of jeeps. >> keep that in mind. auto sales out today. >> 12 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, breaking her silence for the first time. w

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. >>> and be ready to see a lot of yellow with the gray and teal at the sap center.the software giant bought the naming rights. yellow is the company color. >>> let's go from hockey to baseball. joe is in tonight. >> it's that time of the year in baseball that you can talk about the team that has that look and teams that don't. put the a's under the category of teams that do. they trailed the pirates 1-0. moth gets into a garrett pitch and that's what happens when things are going good. number 16 on the year for moss. dan straley a little better. struck out seven pirates and allowing two hits. high scoring games, low scoring ones the a's are just getting it done. they win 2-1 they stay in first place over the rangers who are also winners tonight. the giants also have a look right now but unfortunately theirs is just about the opposite of the a's. giants got a little shot of life tonight against the match from a brand new call up. andrew brown hits one high and deep to left. game remained scoreless until the giants got something going in their half of the inning. bran

now they got to wait a year and now they can't blame it sapping the economy dry.aken the wedge issue away from them. but what about the sick people, what are your thoughts on it? >> what i find interesting on that, we live in an age where you have to have a response to everything immediately. you can't have time to look at data research develop opinion but i don't have an opinion in terms of when, how it's going to directly affect people, how it's going to directly affect the businesses. we don't even have the budget office has not put out anything to say what the affects or not will be. what i do kind of call b.s. on is whether or not this will take the issue away from republicans to use for the president. because they've been using it as this is coming and it's a train wreck, and they still get to do that. >> john: but they can't use the layoff argument, that businesses are laying off employees. >> but they're going to say they are laying off employees. this is why they've delayed it a year. i think they still use people in terms of why and what, i don't know if

to test, "consumer reports" uses sap, rice, and cereal to challenge 21 hand and stick vacs in a second temperature, they are pressed in the carpet, and some vacuums stood out but not always in a good way. this dirt devil scored lowest of all the small vacuums. this model has a small opening and no brush. it takes more passes to clean up dirt or pet hair and it did not do a good job on carpet or bear floors. >> more impressive was this hoover, $60 vacuum has easy to release holder for the cord. the $80 shark perfect pet 2 did equal well with a large opening to help devour the dirt on the carpets and it inhales the pet hair saving you the has it of hauling out the regular vacuum. >> security mitt romneys rated small vacuums for noise while they could be smaller, some can be as noisy as a regular vacuum. you cannot have everything. i am michael finney for "7 on your side". >> an innocent victim of gun violence in oak, a 66-year-old woman. ahead at 6:30, the clues investigators are following this morning. >> live is returning to normal after a gas leak but we will hear from a business owne

every bad idea from crippling pensions to pointless programs that spread dependency like a spine sappinglis, oozs from the academia complex, spawning ground to reporters, professors, leftwing presidents that share the same assumptions about your idiocy. obama care, global warming, arugula. obama pulled the curtain back and showed you who pulled the levers. the liberal reporter and the politician that coddles. i would say they deserve each other, but that would be a compliment. >> syphilis? >> spreading like syphilis. eric, do you think this is why obama is disappointed, because he mistakes the will of reporters for the will of america? >> he has it great. the scandals, no one says what about benghazi, mr. president, what about the irs, what about the nsa snooping scandal. they go really, 35 years ago, could have been a trayvon martin. they buy into the rabbit. they go chasing the rabbit. fortunately for us, we stay on some of them. >> we need to choke the rabbit. >> what? >> i don't even know what that meant. >> we're not talking about animals. >> anthony weiner doesn't choke rabbit, yet

the top companies are sap institute, and national instruments, and orbitz and yahoo is on for the if us time this year. san francisco sushi lovers could be getting a raw deal. bay area sushi prices were the third highest in the nation and new york has the highest followed by los angeles and new orleans was the cheapest sushi. >> well, we pay a hot more for lots of things. >> we do. >> happening today if you need to beat the summer heat pick up your smart phone the san francisco start-up known for letting people order town cars by smartphone is offering ice cream on demand service today only with six cone $20 and $35 depending on the type. >> this sunday is aids walk san francisco and we are a proud sponsor. you can see yourself on the jumbo tron at check point three or tell your friends to watch for you. we will stream it live. it is not too late to register or text walk sf to 292929. >> that is probably one of few places that will be cool and comfortable that day. mike? >> it will be. >> the forecast is cued up. we will start around 9:00 in the morning with mostly cloudy conditions

sap is maybe the most innovative. they have the smarts to move into mobile and big data early.hey've been innovating the cloud for three years. this seems to be a real dog eat dog environment for the traditional software business model, as we heard from oracle and last night from ibm and even red-hot microsoft. so is this just some cyclical bump in the road, something s.a.p. can come back from easily? is something wrong structurally because so many have disappointed? let's check in with bill mcdermott to find out more about this quarter and where his company is heading. welcome back to "mad money." how are you? have a seat. everything is relative. people have the best numbers. but i know you, you're a competitive guy, and i know in your conference call, you said that you yourself felt that you didn't do as well as you would have liked. >> yes. >> so is it the industry? is it the geography? because china is clearly slow. is it the competition, because no one wants to let the other guy have shares? so everyone is crushing each other's margins. >> the key is in terms of our person

unlike the scientists and critic sap war what religion is much clearer that they have an antagonist for the part of the cultural war. but it is obvious as narrow scientists are trying to explain the phenomena that until a few decades ago was thought to be in the demand of the philosophy arts and humanities. the surprising thing is how much interest and enthusiasm the scientists and other advocates have generated in the media and among the readers. for example until his unfortunate fall from grace in the journalistic ethics, he imagined how creativity works as a best seller and his lecture has had over half a million viewers. the work was from academic philosophers and then nothing remotely like the popular response to the neuroscience encouragement, humanity. shouldn't there be voices as prominent as asking very different questions? are we really just as the philosopher of science believed? are we just obeying all of the physics? have we been for all this time nothing better than love of the sand man who falls in love with a seductive clockwork for all these centuries had our soulmates

if they think we're a sap and we'll continue to give them money no matter what they do, they'll justhalf as they cash their check. i disagree with president obama and secretary kerry. if you are going to give money at all, froebl not a good idea. if you give it, should be dependent on behavior at the very least. >> senator, quick question where we let you go. obama care, the delay to 2015 for the employer mandates. your thoughts? >> i'm for a permanent delay. and that would sit well with the american people. this will cost us a fortune. individually, i have no idea what my insurance will cost. we will lose jobs and the people they intended to help, the people poor, struggling, don't have insurance, what will have after this, they may not have a job. >> senator, one quick question. governor perry from texas announced he will not seek re-election as governor. maybe looking toward 2016, are you wanting to welcome him to your fold? are you announcing your run? >> if governor perry decides to run for president, three reasons key be president. a long-term governor. texas, a big successful

sap -- san pablo and delta, from 2:00 to 9:00 from the west at 15- to 25-knots and along the coast we will have a breeze from the northwest at if into 25 knots so a small craft advisory from 5:00 p.m. to 3:00 tomorrow afternoon! ten miles per hour in oakland at sfo so we have a stout sea breeze. you can see the clouds from the roof camera across the exploritorium toward treasure island, the smoky sunshine we will see today but we are below threshold for "spare the air" day with a cool day keeping temperatures below average and cloudy and cool and the nights are getting longer and there is more dew on the grass, a sign the long of the days hype us and warmer weather this weekend. we will not get any real heat coming our way. as far as today, we will be one-or-two degrees warmer and santa rosa could be four degrees warmer. the cloud cover is having a hard time getting deep penetration inland east bay neighbors and the santa clara valley until 9:00 or 10:00, you see sunshine and by 10:00 we have sunny conditions around the bay and during the afternoon hours we will have a few holes in th

>>reporter: city own pool providing relief for sap jose children. cooling centers for people needing relief. the pool hear at may fair center is open until 8:30 so kids can cool off. when the heat is home it's stifling. >> they get cranky a lot. so we come out to the pool every morning before fwov or 3 where it gets really hot. >>reporter: some take advantage of swim lessons. other just splash in the refreshing water. >> so if you could be in the water all day long all tonight long is that what you want. >> yes. >>reporter: the cooling centers will be open wednesday from 8:00 a.m. to continue p.m. in san jose, david, abc 7 news. >> that pool looks nice. it does. >> tomorrow we can anchor the news from the pool. >> there you go all take a dip. >> all right experience is off again. sandhya is here and you have sires heat. >> we have 2 more difficulties of the triple digit then we start to really feel the difference here. by friday. all right sought fourth of july barbecue not the only thing cooking around here. it's going to be hot inland for the four