scott budman takes us inside netflix, next. >>> negotiations continue between b.a.r.t. and two of its largest unions with a sunday night strike deadline looming. parties return to the bargaining table in oakland this morning, both sides describing the talks as atense, saying they're far apart on key issues including salary, pensions, health care, and worker safety. the current contract expires tomorrow night, which means the union could strike as early as monday morning. >> because the district has kept us waiting for the last 36 hours without a substantial proposal, we no longer think that it's fair to keep the public not knowing if there's going to be a strike or no strike so we will be out on the picket line on monday. >> b.a.r.t. is the nation's fifth largest rail system. about 400,000 riders use b.a.r.t. weekdays. >>> on top of the world, then nearly left for dead, and now netflix is back on top. netflix has been silicon valley's roller coaster ride. toblt tonight, our business and tech reporter scott budman takes an exclusive look inside the los gatos-based compan

. >>> i'm scott budman new technology to bring familiar monsters back to life. coming up, inside pix headquarters. >>> tragedy at an ohio air show today and thousands of people saw it. a biplane carrying a wing walker slammed into the dayton airport runway as it came in low to perform a loop. the plane exploded on impact and burst into flames. the pilot and stunt walker jane wicker were killed instantly. investigators say they rushed to help but there was nothing they could do. the rest of today's show was canceled, however, the show will go on tomorrow. the organizers say it's an air show tradition but they say they are devastated. >> it's important to make sure that everybody understands that the performers who do perform have a very strong bond and feel a strong need to continue the show and that's typical in the industry. >> the air show announcers said the plane was going about 110 miles per hour shortly before the crash. no word on what caused the plane to go down. >>> the hunt for eric snowden has taken on greater urgency tonight now that the u.s. has cha

i'm scott budman at the opening of a new facility to encourage bio tech ustartups. >>> plus saying nooogle glass. 7 wear the new device. we are back in two. >>> now a follow up. bay area breast cancer survivors are reacting to word that the susan gkomen for the cure foundation has -- we spoke with a breast cancer survivor who walked the event for three years but left after she felt it had turned too political. those people that walked in those cities that represented those walks that they will do what i did, turn to other organizations because i know that what they are trying to do is support research and help for people that are going through the disease. >> now the three-day event will still go on in seven other cities. the changes will take affect next year. >>> they are coming from the bay area and around the country. more than 30 marijuana business leaders were on capitol hill asking lawmakers to make it9 easier for them to do business. they say conflicts between state and federal laws are putting them in financial and legal jeopardy. 19 states including california have legaliz

in emeryville, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, scott. >>> if you fly you know this messagef your electronic devices before you take off. now you might not have to. the fax is considering relaxing those rules. that would mean you could keep on your tablet and ereaders and keep them on when taking off and landing. as for your cell phone, no luck. old rules apply. most likely that will have to be kept off. a final ruling has been pushed back to cement. >>> get ready to pay a little more for that latte. starbucks announced it is raising prices on some of the drinks on tuesday. prices will go up about 1% to help offset an increase in business costs. the price hike will affect less than a third of the beverages which includes brewed coffee and espresso drinks. this is the first price hike in nearly two years for the coffee chain. >>> we want to welcome our 11:00 viewers. >> we've been on early following tonight's giants game right here on nbc and we've been tracking some breaking news at all of the bay area airports. san jose, sfo and oakland. >> a computer glitch had grounded al

in los gatos, scott budman nbc bay area news. >> still ahere at 5:00, cause for concern, a well knowny area company makes a major move shutting down offices and laying off employees. >>> plus fire fierears, we'll g the powerhouse fire. >> the local company filling its do nut holes with banded ingredients and then giving them away. it's a legal loophole. ♪ ♪ i gotta go deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no, wait, wait. (baby crying) so you can deposit a check... with the touch of a finger. so you can arrange a transfer in the blink of an eye. so you can help make a bond... i got it. that lasts a lifetime. the chase mobile app. so you can. >>> today social gaming giant confirmed another round of huge layoffs. this is the second set of jay lay offs in a year. they cut 520 employee, nearly 20% of the entire workforce. they're also closing some offices hoping to save 70 to $80 million a year. the company's most popular games continue to lose popularity. unless they find a new hit soon, the company could goo bankrupt. >> constr

scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> mayor bloomberg's work is not done yet.e's going to be delivering the commencement speech at stanford's commencement tomorrow. >>> google is hoping the get the entire planet online by beaming it down to earth. they released helium filled balloons into the sky. an antenna is requires to connect to the internet, and each balloon can provide internet coverage for hundreds of square miles. googp hopes to eventually build a ring of balloons that fly around the world to bring internet access to people in remote areas. >>> we'll be right back. >>> meteorologist rob is here now talking about the cooldown and a fairly still nice father pfsz day, right? >> we're not going to be tracking stray lightning like we had earlier in the week, so that's good news. and temperatures really have cooled down quite a bit. 55 chilly degrees in san francisco. now even livermore is 69. a good, strong sea breeze going, 24-hour temperature change, much cooler. look at morgan hill. 18 degrees cooler than this time yesterday, onshore winds, the sea breez

scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> some nice jokes from the mayor. mayor bloomberg isn't done yet. delivering the commencement speech at stanford on sunday afternoon. >> how abut this? a gift to police looking for a credit card policeai maryland woman reported her card missing. the card was used the day before at the movie theater and photo booth. now police have some really good photographs of possible suspects. police made the pick schture pu hoping some one roys any or all of these teenagers. turn things over to rob and the forecast. >> forecast looking pretty good. as we go into tomorrow. and see a little cooldown as we kick off father's day weekend. sol cooling changes outside. 52, san francisco. 58, oakland. sea breeze starting to pick up. south wind into the north bay. 24-hour temperature change. reflecting cooling of the marine air, surging further inland. come tomorrow. so, onshore wind. not all that strong right now. they're going to be an all-day event tomorrow. which will keep our temperatures running cooler than the near 90s we had today

scott budman has been tracking the social network. >> you saw what the president had to say. lots of people all over the world getting social today. this is how we share news with each other. there was a lot to share. let's take you to san francisco. this was a photo shared all over the place from the steps of city hall. show you another photo. this from cheryl hurd. this was the scene outside the supreme court building in washington, d.c. lots of tweets today also. we heard from both sides. this is carmela harris saying she wants the ninth circuit to lift the stay immediately saying gay and lesbian couples in california waited long enough. we see michele bachmann saying what the court has done will undermine the best interest. we saw statements like well done. this is a photo tweeted around. this is the woman that fought back against the defense of marriage act. as for twitter itself the company tells us 9,000 tweets a minute were sent out starting at about 7:00 pacific time this morning as the news got out. that is a higher number than the last ipad release but a lot less t

. >> reporter: and i'm scott budman, big tech news. a facebook update and visit to tech land by racer danica patrick. we'll have it all for you coming up. >>> and bad day for the stock markets. the dow took a big step backwards today, closing down more than 350 points on word that the fed could reduce its bond buying program and reports showing economic slowing. for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created... a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more.. low and no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know... exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks... with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories... america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> the commute to the south bay is about to get a little faster. new car pool lanes will be open next monday on 880. the $70 million project also added a car pool lane on the southbound on rafrl. ne ramp. next week they will retime t

. >> reporter: i'm scott budman. changes to facebook. i'll tell you what's coming to instagram just ahead. >>> also big changes for one of san francisco's most iconic attractions. why not everyone is pleased with this remodel. >>> and three to five degrees warmer today. abundant sunshine. right over to good old ggb. we'll talk about when the fog returns and also some rare june rain in that seven day forecast with the full timing in just a few minutes. ♪ ♪ i gotta go deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no, wait, wait. (baby crying) so you can deposit a check... with the touch of a finger. so you can arrange a transfer in the blink of an eye. so you can help make a bond... i got it. that lasts a lifetime. the chase mobile app. so you can. >>> get ready for video. instagram, the extremely popular photo sharing app now owned by facebook is ready to let you capture some moving pictures. our business and tech reporter scott budman has a story from facebook headquarters. >> reporter

in san francisco scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> what will they think of next?> let's bring in jim kozimor now. we talked about the giants game being postponed because of the severe weather in st. louis. take it away. >> game one of the three game rematch is postponed. two teams will be playing a double header come tomorrow. game one will start at 10:15 in the morning for us. giants say pablo sandoval will be out at least a week. manager bruce bochy says sandoval told trainerers he was in pain in the eighth inning. bochy said the team could place sandoval on the dl if the injury doesn't improve in a timely manner. >>> the as have reinstated josh reddick while optioning the outfielder. he had a right wrist sprain after crashing into a wall in houston. in 29 games this season he had 14 runs batted in. this is a good story. 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick surprised his high school alma mater. kaepernick showed up at pittman high school, took the stage unannounced giving a nice tribute to his former coach. >> i had to say good bye to one of my good friends, one o

. >> reporter: i'm scott budman.netflix continues to grow, good news for share holders but not necessarily for its hometown. >>> paying up, how much it will cost tech pioneer sean parker for breaking the rules for a lavish wedding. >>> i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather center. winds 15 to 30 miles per hour. cooling wind today moving conditions on shore. let's take a live look outside of our network. we will have details on the fog for tomorrow morning and a much hotter seven day coming up. >>> it is one of the south bay's most visible companies but now rumors are circulating that netflix may relocate. how serious are they? for that we check in with scott budman. >> reporter: netflix says it wants to stay here and most of the town seems to feel the same way. it is cool to have netflix as a neighbor and the company is the number one tax revenue generator here in town. it is growing quickly and that has some concerned. great bear coffee does well because it appreciates its customers including its $12.5 billio

let's bring in scott budman with today's headlines. >> we'll start with stocks.led because of concerns that the federal reserve would stop injecting money into our economy even though the end of those money injections would come because of strength in our economy. wall street doesn't like uncertainty and it got more this morning when the shanghai composite, the chinese stock market, lost 5% of its value. that sent u.s. stocks falling, tech stocks among them, led by apple which fell below $400 a share. this fall came after recent gains. the dow and nasdaq each up about 10% year to date. among the tech stops that did make money, oracle and microsoft. who would have ever thought they would work together. announcing a deal today to host customer's data in the cloud, each company seeing a modest gain in share price. some optimism from the retail sector. high-end clothing seller neiman marcus filed plans to sell stock to the public through an ipo. >>> a little gloom on wall street today but also in our forecast. let's check in with meteorologist rob mayeda. >> not what

>> i'm scott budman. in a hot market can google glass help you find the house of your dreams?ming up, an exclusive first look at !lass house hunting app. >>> enjoy the warm weather. we are looking live at downtown sanfá jose and the hp pavilion near downtown san jose. the sharks are out of it it, but the stanley cupt(ht playoffs s continue. speaking of san t(jose, it bein mean hundreds of millions of the next few years. after fourxd months on the grouñ the boeing 787 dreamliner is back in the air and that means flights once agaiÑájf traveling between san jose and tokyo. we were there for the airline's relaunch yesterday.w3 >> as the all nippon airways 787 dream liner landed in san josex again, it was with aÑi lot of interest, but not a lot of drama and that's what ana was hoping for. >> happiest day for me that the >> reporter: anaçó rgaá5 servie between sane1 jossy andÑi norit with five flights a week and fiveÑi days later the federal aviation administration ordered all dream liners grounded because on more than onexd occasion thefá lithium batterie smoked and once caught f

. >> i'm scott budman surrounded by some silicon valley robots that made a young boy's day.g up, the make a wish high-tech connection. >>> good evening. i'm jeff ranieri. temperatures on the increase over the next 24 hours and that's going on rise. that fire danger especially across the east bay hills. a live look. the pollen forecast expected to push into the high category. we'll have details on big weekend changes coming up. >>> human dna cannot be patented. that was ruled on today. one company cannot corner the market on genetic testing for specifying diseases by patenting genes they identify first. this is a particularly important decision for women xfl earth that say it will reduce the costs and the fee of test that's could determine your genetic risks for particular types of cancer. angelina jolie recredibly had a double mess tect me after getting a genetic test. many say it is a life saver but extremely expensive. >>> after high profile cyber security tests, the fda is warning hospitals that their machines could put patients in danger. previous security breaches have

our district reporter scott budman has been tracking them. some of the local companies are talking about them. >> it is true, jessica, just from the "washington post," facebook google and apple gave your information, they say they got it wrong. as news got out. the carrier companies like verizon let the government collect data like phone calls, privacy is the number one topic here in the bay area. >> reporter: even in an area where privacy seems to be eroding by the day, today's news seems to hit hard. >> it is an invasion of privacy. it is nobody's business to know how long i've been on the phone and where i'm calling or anything else. >> reporter: the federal government tracking our phone calls, not to mention the information we've given to companies like facebook, google and apple. >> well, this is a result of a system that is kind of put in place after 11:00. >> reporter: mike mcnerny worked in the cyber office at the defense department and says news like this shows we don't always balance our need for both privacy and security very well.

scott budman shows us how one local company is doing it faster and for a lot less money. >> reporter: her name is elizabeth. >> who are you? >> reporter: she is a character in the new video game bio shock infinite and she was created with a 3-d scanner. to be specific this scanner made by palo alto hfs r tech. it scans the face of the model at 16 frames a second and then sends the data to a computer where artists can render the character and you have a cutter edge animated heroin in a fraction of the time and cost it takes game designers to create a typical character. >> it can cost hundreds of dollars less and can be used by people. >> reporter: the scanner costs about $18,000. if it catches on in the gaming world it can't be too long before it catches on with the rest of us. after all as 3-d printing goes mainstream scanning can't be far behind. >> if you want to 3-d print something you have to 3-d digitize something. >> be careful elizabeth. >> reporter: it starts with bio shock infinite but the future it seems has infinite 3-d possibilities. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> th

scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> mayor bloomberg's work in the bay area is not done yoet.mmencement address at stanford tomorrow. >>> and this morning google is hoping to get the entire planet online by beaming the internet down to earth. this week the company released helium filled balloons into the sky above new zealand as part of what it call project moon. the antenna is required to connect to the internet via ground stations and each balloon can provide internet coverage for hundreds of square miles. google hopes to build a ring of balloons that flies around the world to bring internet access to people in remote areas. >>> still ahead, the u.s. open continues in a few hours. we'll show you who is at the top of the leaderboard coming up next. >>> looking live at the coliseum, the a's taking on the mariners this afternoon. first pitch at 4:15. the a's will be looking to bounce back after a tough loss in game one last night. let's show you the action. bottom of the seventh. game tied at one. the homer to center out of the reach of chris young, the mariners go on to win 3-

our business and tech reporter scott budman shows us how. >> you'll find plenty of job owned employees standing up at work. they do a lot of healthy things here. like wear the up bands their company makes to track data, like how many steps you take and how long you sleep at night. >> soon, those bands will also help kids. >> creating a next generation that's healthier than the last. >> for each of the special edition orange bands sold, job bone will donate $20 for alliance for a healthier generation, a group working to prevent childhood obesity. >> the visible for the conversation but the platform for being that role model to turn the intentions into actions and giving that feedback around what people say they want to did and what they're actually doing. >> speaking of banding together, they've been doing that at cloud technology company which got $20,000 from its company, health care provider to put up bands on wrists all over the office. >> then you can sort of see what each other is doing, you can make comments, motivate them to do something else. challenge them to do something more

. >> you bet the social networks are lighting up and scott budman is following the feeds, the posts. scott, what are people saying? >> just like what we saw on wednesday and i've got just a fraction of it. as we do with big events, lots of us went on to social networks to post comments and photos. the first one. this is the tweet that started it all saying on my way to city hall. let the wedding bells again and again, the stay in the above matter dissolved effective immediately. just like that, gay californians become californians. lots of posts of people going down to city hall to get married or support people. this is a busy, busy time for twitter and instagram. we also saw it from the alliance. this is pro prop-8, the supreme court ruled wrongly. court should have upheld hetero sexual marriage. another one congratlationing autotall the newlyweds. this is kamala harris during the actual wedding and this one is going to be sent all over the place. how many? we don't know yet. twitter said 9,000 tweets a second were sent out and we don't even know the instragram and facebook numbers,

scott budman is here with the details. >> this seems to be getting worse for the obama administration first, the government tracking our phone calls with the help of verizon. then a report released this evening from "the washington post" about a program called "prizm" that has bay area technology companies like facebook, google and apple also giving your data to the government. this is not what we signed up for. it's the latest bombshell out of washington. the government can track and keep records of every phone call you make. and phone companies, like verizon, turn their records over daily to the national security agency. the location of every caller. the location of every recipient. and the time and duration of the calls. reaction from republicans was quick. >> between the total failure of attorney general holder and his team, and the irs scandal and all the other things we're watching, why would anyone trust the government to keep its word? >> reporter: with democrats, including california senator dianne feinstein, defending the obama administration for collecting the data about yo

. >>> i'm scott budman. new technology to bring familiar monsters back to life. coming up, inside picks ar head c quarters as they launch monsters university. for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created... a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more.. low and no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know... exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks... with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories... america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> we have an update on our breaking news in san francisco. crews are trying to recover a van and possibly the driver who went into the chilly bay just over an hour ago. >> reporter: this is still a very active search and rescue scene. i want to get out of the way so you can see what's happening here. the coast guard, the fire department and the police department are here searching. the search has been going on for over an hour. there are divers in the water. the

scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> no date has been set for a strike. but the current contract ends at the end of this month. as we mentioned, bart carries 400,000 people daily. an estimated 700,000 people ride muni and other modes. about 175,000 people use ac transit >>> today a ceremony wal goning for a project that will change san jose's skyline. a developer broke ground on a 23 story residential building at 1 south market. the $135 million project will create roughly 500 construction jobs. and when it's complete in 20 months, it will provide more than 300 rental units. the city hopes the new building will bring more people downtown and ultimately help revitalize the area. the developer thinks the timing is perfect. >> san jose, as some of the other people noted earlier, has incredible job growth, has a very vibrant technology sector and hive science sectors that are really a big difference compared to the national economy. >> city councilman tells us they will also break ground on a new hotel and high rice. >>> a house for sale comes with an unexpec

let's bring in scott budman. >> johnson and johnson one of the biggest buyer tech health care companies in the world putting down a silicon valley footprint today with the hope of helping startups in and out of the lab to develop new drugs and get those drugs in the market. we've seen several biotech companies do well and get attention from the big guys. this will make the process smoother and encourage partnerships. >> because i think we never have better science that we've had today. the possibilities of the thing we can do today from the a biology standpoint is infi night. >> with more start jups comes for jobs. the biotech center opens today. jaj plans to add laboratory space. this as biotech is expected to be one of the hottest entries here in the foreseeable future. >> your weather, hot. >> it's sizzling. we can feel the heat coming off or weather computers back there. not 100 degrees but very close. you can see friday and saturday very hot inland with mid to upper 90s. 70s at the coastline. best day forif beach would be saturday. as we head into sunday we're talking 80s inland, 6

for that part of the story let's bring in scott budman. >> today's visit to the bay area of course planned because of the president's health care plan but timing is everything and very quickly the focus turned to high-tech spying in silicon valley. >> we know now that you're being followed. the president acknowledging that your phone call and e-mails are tracked even though he took pains to downgrade the acre breaking out over government surveillance. >> nobody is listening to your phone calls. >> insisting that your name and phone call content is safe the government is collecting data on where calls come from to try to track potential terrorists. there's also the issue of prism, the government program that gave the national security agency access to your data allegedly from tech companies like apple, facebook an google. >> with respect to the internet and e-mails, this does not apply to u.s. citizen and it does not apply to people living in the united states. >> even as the companies deny they're part of prism, a security expert tells us that the political connections to this kind of prog

scott budman got one of the more affordable rides today. >> among the benefits of lots of competitiontransportation, several choices for the consumer and prices are dropping quickly. the latest to drop prices, san francisco based uber, which today announced a 25% reduction in the price of uber ex service, you can call the car and have it meet you and take you where you want to go. it makes it less expensive than the taxiing services it competes with, trying to bring it to a larger audience. >> we would like to think of it as sort of like better, faster, cheaper and it's always been better and faster and the cheaper was the last part that was missing. that was the last -- we want to make it a no brainer. >> uber ex is the least expensive of the uber options, it is well funded with 250 employees now. it's also seeing many taxicab drivers move over to uber largely because of the flexible schedule. he reached out to the cab drivers association for comment and did not get a call back and asked a couple of cab drivers what they thought of the uber price drop. one said it made him worry. raj

scott budman is always ready. atm on mars? the way. >> from the beach to space. spend money there. story today that got a big boost from a famous astronaut. buzz aldrin got a standing owe vaegs wh -- ovation when he spoke of space travel. paypal is working with the seti institute to try to figuree out how we will spend money when space travel becomes something we do regularly. aldrin said he will leave the financial details to paypal. but said we are on our way to way out there. >> it is not unrealistic to predict. we are only a generation away from a permanent human presence on mars. >> who knows, maybe when you shop on mars, you will do so with pay pal. the company calls it plan, pay pal galactic and says it expects space travel to become more mainstream in the years to come. >> all right. look ahead to 6:00 tonight. an nbc bay area exclusive inside netflix, the company that has taken silicone's biggest roller coaster ride and gives us a peek at what it has planned. new software. ways to fiend mo s ts to find m. and inside headquarters tonight at 6:00. raj, back to you. >> still

and scott budman is here with a first look. >> you are right.ty much look at a house and it tells you a bunch of stuff. raj this one takens some of the coolest, and let's admit it geekiest technology you can find, and apply it is to the bay area pastime of trying to find the right house before everyone else does. trial ya, which helps people find houses and apartments, has developed an app for google glass. it takens the photos, the prices and all sorts of information about listings online and puts them right there in your field of vision. it will even give you a heads up, get it on your google glass that you're close to a house you might be interested in. >> so you know, i might be down at the local ice cream shop with my kids and i get an alert. it pops up, it shows me a house, says this shouse two blocks away. it's open house this sunday. why don't you check it out. so i go through. i look at the photos. >> quick question, by the way, raj and janelle, would you have ice cream with your kids while wearing google glass? if you are so inclined,

let bring our business and tech reporter, scott budman. as long as mayor bloomberg is not poaching our talent, right? >> exactly, raj. actually signing deals it started today with coffee. coffee paid for by square, one of the hardest startups in san francisco and that had to impress mayor bloomberg. the mayor came to san francisco to talk tech with sf mayor ed lee and tech standouts like jack dorsey, who co-founded square and gave mayor bloomberg his first tour of the day. after swiping for his coffee, mayor bloomberg headed a couple of miles away to this company next door, another bay area startup, that just today announced a deal to network new york neighborhoods, a big score for the company and a good omen that san francisco and new york will be doing a lot of business together. >> it's traili blazing city tha is embrace technology. they were already using social media to good effect but this helps them take it to the next level and hopefully help us take it to the next level as well. >> the two mayors announced a joint tech summit to b

it scott budman with this local story people can relate to. >> reporter: not much talk about this except for the result. as far the business goes, you can still buy suits and rent tuxes. this was not a move made by a struggling company. no jobs are in jeopardy. for a bay area marketing legend, the future is suddenly cloudy. i can almost guarantee it. >> you're going to like the way you look, i guarantee it. >> reporter: it's a catch phrase that has been well suited to bring in shoppers for decades. now the man who launched men's wearhouse 40 years has been dismissed from the company he started. his adds are going to be remembered -- >> you're going to like the way you look. i guarantee it. everybody felt that. >> reporter: the head of a silicon valley marketing agency says the message will be tough to replace. >> there's going to be a deficit from that because his voice is gravelly and sexy and looks good to most women and probably a lot of guys, as well. he has been the brand of the company, and people have shopped there because of him. >> reporter: george zimmer released a statement ad

. >>> i'm scott budman.the president answers critics who say the government is spying on you and silicon valley ceos break their silence on high-tech spying as well. >> and we're continuing to follow breaking news in southern california. at least six people are dead in a shooting rampage that ended in a college library. the latest. >>> we have an update on our breaking news. santa monica community college where a gunman with an assault rifle invaded the campus today. seven people are dead including the shooter. police now speculate the school may not have been his primary target. they've linked him to a house fire several blocks from the campus where two men were found shot and killed. after that investigators say the suspect moved down a major street shooting at passing traffic. killed him in the library. this man told reporters he didn't know the gunman but was detained because police found he had a weapon. >>> president obama came to the bay area to talk about health care. given the news that broke yester

nbc bay area's business and tech reporter scott budman was there as the mayor of new york came to visit the bay area. >> thank you, jessica. he came here to make deals. michael bloomberg getting an up-close look at bay area technology, even bringing some of it back home with him. >> can't be that -- >> square co-founder jack dorsey led mayers ed lee of san francisco and michael bloomberg of new york through his company's headquarters for a cup of coffee and a chance to show off the payment system that's helped square grow into one of the bay area's hottest startups. >> you want to be in a place that is fun, that is diverse and that's challenging. >> two miles away, another startup, nex door is changing the name of its biggest conference room to new york city, celebrating the deal it just made to help new york's government network with its neighborhoods. it's the biggest score yet for next door. happy to have a presence in the big apple. >> it's a trail blazing city that has embraced technology and partnering with next door is another step in their journey. they were using social media t

our business and tech reporter, scott budman, spoke to google about its plan. >> google says it wants to attack online child pornography with both money and technology, working with law enforcement to fight bss%)tt(r'st those who would victimize children on the internet. it's google's latest crusade, to better track those who post child pornography on line and get them off line as quickly as possib possib possible. >>. the internet is a pervert's paradise. >> reporter: good news in the d.a.'s office, trying to prosecute those who search for images of children. those on the net leave digital & breadcrumbs behind. >> i would say a good majority if not the majority are so rock solid that it results in a guilty plea in most cases. the cases don't go to trial because that electronic fingerprint is so strong that the defendant has no choice but really to plead guilty. >> reporter: in addition to a $5 million financial pledge, google want to use technology to help make that fingerprint easier to track while keeping criminals unable to post. >> we receive lists of web pages that contain horri