lisa, we saw scott budman's story about the pet facial recognition technology.hat is the best way in your experience to get your pet back if it gets out during fireworks or a lightning storm or thunderstorm? >> well, absolutely. lost pets is a huge problem in our country, and the shelters are filled with lost pets everyday. that is awesome the facial recognition is something that really wonderful that we can look forward to. right now, we have been using microchips for a number of years. it is not expensive and most of the shelters know that any time an animal comes in, they do scan them, but you have to make sure that you register the information with the chip. any time you move or change a phone number or anything like that, let the microchip company know and the shelter know where you adopted the dog or if you had a microchip inserted at your vet, let them know as well. >> all right. we have to let bailey get to sleep. thank you very much, lisa, and thank you for the advice. bailey, you are so cute. thank you for joining us this morning and we hop you will ma

for now, reporting live in santa clara, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> looks like a lot of fun. hanks, scott. >>> finally tonight, if you don't feel like leaving your house to watch fireworks, keep it here on nbc for the macy's fourth of july fireworks spectacular. that's tonight at 8:00. you're guaranteed more than just an amazing light show. you can expect performances from mariah carey, usher, tim mcgraw, taylor swift and more. >> who? who else? >> there's more! i don't have all night to tell you. the two-hour show is hosted by nick cannon of "america's got talent." you have to watch and see. >> all right. >> we have a list of all the bay area july fourth activities on our web site. >> if you go to see them live and in person, the sky is clear. >>> definitely. skies are clear, little fog near san francisco but i still think it will be a spectacular show this evening. tomorrow we'll get some cooling and the seven-day :forecast wi upper 70s inland and 60s on the coast. that stays with us through the weekend. side note, if you're planning to let off fireworks, it could be windy

. >>> i'm scott budman. a row bott is being controlled remotely, live, from the international space station. how this can affect our future, coming up. >>> a bay area company making a name for itself by letting you be your own security. what it's capturing on camera, and how it's letting you know what it's got. >>> plus mark zuckerberg's upcoming appearance at a movie premier will be getting lots of attention in washington. >>> sky camera network is showing fog in oakland. and the a's will play tonight and we'll see the cloud cover increase. we'll have more on this big bay area weekend and some of those events and those weather forecasts coming up in a few minutes. >>> the evening commute was already expected to be a bear tonight even before a suspicious package temporarily shut down the entire bay bridge this afternoon. here's a look at the bridge right now. as you can see, traffic backed up. and the metering lights are on at this time. nbc bay area's reporter has more. >> reporter: they are ready to enter

i'm scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> disconcerting to say the least. you, scott. >>> our coverage of the asiana airlines crash continues on our website. we have a gallery of photos at the top of the home page. you should know we are constantly updating that site with the latest information. nbcbayarea.com. >>> we have other headlines tonight. and it's also new at 11:00. giving voice to a tragedy. for the first time since their rescue, we're hearing from the three cleveland area women who were kidnapped, imprisoned and tortured for more than a decade. >> i just want everyone to know we're just fine. i may have been through hell and back. but i am strong enough to walk through hell with a smile on my face. and with my head held high. >> i'm getting stronger today. and i ask that everyone continue to respect our privacy and give us time to have a normal life. >> i would say thank you for the support. >> michelle knight, amanda berry and gina dejesus, posted this video on youtube, to express their gratitude they received. the man accused of kidnapping them

. >>> i'm scott budman. google has created a living room setting because it wants to dominate your living room. a new way to screen content from the internet to your television. >>> exactly 100 days after that horrific nightmare the last boston bombing victim is finally home from the hospital. 34-year-old mark fukuro was released from the hospital. he lost a leg. his body is full of shrapnel. he says he is eager to get back to his regular life. that attack killed three people and injured more than 360 others including a 12-year-old boy from martinez. >>> the controversial nsa program that collects phone records will be allowed to continue. as for edward snowden who leaked the classified documents to the media he is still in limbo. today his lawyer visited him at the moscow airport and advised him the russian government has not refused his request for asylum but has not granted it so for now snowden will remain at the airport's area where he has been hiding out for a month now. >>> the new flights seem to be

our business and tech reporter scott budman shows us it can be life saving. >> they might be wrinkly.hey're probably affectionate. and they're furry and cute. they're your dog. and if they ever get lost, there's an app for that. finding rover. a piece of face recognition technology to help reunite dogs and their owners. >> i remember the dog we lost, and how traumatic it was for our kids, driving down the neighborhood, putting posters up. trying to find our dog. there must be a better way. >> finding rover is an easy to use app that can help your pet if it gets lost. the app even comes with a bark button to get your dog's attention. >> it's similar to taking a picture and then putting it up on facebook and tagging it. only the app has special technology so you can tell which one of us is the cute one. the goal is simple, reduce the number of pets that come here and can't find their way back home. >> if there's a disaster or you see people trying to get reunited with their animals, what a great way to do it. to have this at your fingertips as an owner or guardian to be able to get your

our reporter scott budman is on 880 now. what is the traffic like out there? >> reporter: it really is, and it's interesting where george is on 87/101, it is stopping traffic and we saw that also on surrounding city streets. if you turn the other way and go 101 south it is smokey all the way down to oakland road. oakland road exit is where you would go 880 south from 101 south. the smoke spreads for quite a bit. it doesn't clear until the coleman exit. no matter which direction you are going around that area of 87/101 you will see and smell smoke and be caught in heavy traffic. >> thanks so much. we'll keep an eye on this situation. but it seems like the firefighters are getting the upper hand and getting control of this brush fire. >>> let's go to jeff ranieri. you heard scott talk about that. getting the wind pushing the smoke in several areas. >> a lot of that will push into south san jose near downtown san jose. that fire is close to that 101 corridor. the good news it's not gusty. the winds sustained from 10 to 15 miles an hour. the humidity could be wors

. >> i'm scott budman at stanford with the latest car to run completely thanks to the sun.e'll take it for a solar powered spin coming up. >> and solar power looks pretty goo inland but across the gg maybe not so much. low clouds across the bay this morning but some 90s inland later on. we'll talk a little more about that in your forecast when we come right back. . >>> and good saturday morning to you. a strew from san bruno mountain. you can see above the low clouds this morning. the tops of the clouds sitting closer to about 1400 feet this morning. that's down from about 2,000 yesterday. so a little compression of the marine layer. we'll see the inland valleys warming up a few more degrees this afternoon. our temperatures this morning ranging from the 40s in parts of the north bay and some 50s around san francisco right now, 56 san jose, 48 in santa rosa, 56 in napa. notice the wind speed. it's still onshore just not as strong as yesterday. not much wind at all out near livermore. and still a southeast breeze in liv san jose. game time in oakland, we watch the temperature

. >> also -- >> i'm scott budman on a big day for wearable technology. coming up, the silicone valley watch maker making a big move to a store near you. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for deals for the 4th. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. throw a holiday cookout! thick, juicy new york strip steaks are just $4.99 a pound. get a great deal on arrowhead water, just $3.33 a case. and pick up cheerios for just a $1.88. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> 48,000 women have died from overdoegs on prescription pain medication in recent years. the cdc report find overdoses among women increased by more than 400% since 1999. the report says women are more likely than men to have chronic pain conditions like fibromyalgia and migraines. painkillers are prescribed but can be highly addictive. the risk of long term addiction may outweigh any immediate benefits for many patients. nightly news with br

the new allegations that have apple investigating.q >>> i'm scott budman. pricey drug and make it free. where it's happening. coming up. >>> apple is investigating a claim that a woman in china was kille÷@ce her ixdphone.fá the report says she received an electric shock when she answered her iphone as it was charq)hg. the claim started to draw international attention after the woman's sister warned other people about the incident on a popular chinese blogging e1siter local police hav%( confirmed t have not yet determined the cause. z%9 is apple's second largest market, but the company recently ì& arrogance and doublee1 standard in their sales practices, prompting an apology from ceo tim cook. >>> this could be a big one. he's trying toxd revolutionize 1 automobile. now he wants to do the same thing to mass transit. tesla founderxd elon muskxd cal his newxiq%=9 the hyperloop and promises to unveil it to the public on august 12th. in a twitted message today musk called the hyperloop the next form of transportation, after planes, trains, cars, and boats. h

. >>> earlier in the week, our business and tech reporter scott budman showed how it worked. now google's chrome cap is selling out. supplies are all gone on amazon.com and best buy. you can still score one, though, through google play store. you'll have to wait about two to three weeks to get it. chrome cast lets users stream web videos straight to their tvs through tablets, smartphones, or computers. >>> save money on your fall getaway. air fares are falling by as much as 30%. that's according to a web site, farecompare.com. the folks there predict the magic date for prices to fall right after kids go back to school. august 27th. they say you can get great deals on destinations like denver, new orleans, and boston. now you just have to find a sitter. >>> up next, we'll introduce you to a bay area man working to build a better egg. we'll explain. >>> a lab in san francisco is trying to replace the egg. eggs are used in all kinds of foods in the fad industry. food scientists point out that eggs are hard to transport. they spoil, they break. add to that the environmental cost

. >>> i'm scott budman. a new way to plug in at the coffee shop.the wireless charge for your phone coming up. >>> plus one more day to take advantage of a special program here. it's our annual grant program called 21st century solutions. nonprofits can enter to win three grants which total up to $100,000. submissions will be accepted through the end of tomorrow. to apply, just go to our website and look for the 21st century solutions link. >>> in health matters, weight discrimination may lead to a vicious cycle that increases the risk for future weight problems. a new study at florida state university finds people who experience weight discrimination are more likely to remain or become obese. weight bias is one of the most socially accepted forms of discrimination. previous research shows the effects of weight bias can lead to depression, low self-esteem, which can cause binge eating and a lack of exercise. discrimination based on other factors, such as race or gender did not appear to have the same impact as weight. >>> he brought sexy back to can

speeding towards the future, chasing the sun while chasing victory, at stanford, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> no ac in that car but interesting. >>> many parents are getting ready for back to school week. dozens of parents lined up before dawn today just to sign up for free school supplies. it's the start of the sacred heart's annual back a pack campaign. they will be given backpacks with school splice. >> the school supplies are being provided. it's almost like a fresh start at the beginning of the year. they're breaking in their new notebooks, new pencils. and that's fantastic for their self-esteem and confidence. >> the average parent spends about 60 bucks on basic school flies. for minimum wage workers that's almost a full day's pay. >>> let's check in with jeff. it's going to be warm this weekend. >> temperatures going up a little more as we go into saturday. we did have the cool marine layer with us all day long at the immediate coastline. but one spot it wasn't able to infiltrate is the interior valley. san ramon getting up to 89. and livermore topping out at 84 degrees.

our business and tech reporter scott budman got to know him. he joins us now with his reflections. >> reporter: doug englebart showed us the mouse for the first time. a huge percentage of what we do on the computer be it e-mailing or just surfing owes a debt to him. he was a fellow at the computer history museum in mountainview. >> his idea was a system that took effort to learn but once you knew it you could navigate information like playing a musical instrument. >> by the time the mouse was in wide use the patent had run out and it was in the public domain so he missed out on a tech payday. you have to believe he would be proud with this entrepreneur. combining two technologies around to give us a look into the future of driving. he doesn't just get around. he gets around in a tesla. and if that's not enough technology he's wearing google glass but not just to wear, to control the car. >> the google glass makes life easier. i use it for navigation and phone calls. making the hands free experience better. >> reporter: and thanks to this entrep

. >> i'm scott budman. it may seem ironic to celebrate independence day with the british sport of cricket. fwhu is a silicon valley outreach story. we'll take you to the pitch coming up. >>> a warning for pet areas here in the bay area. a disturbing discovery that has one dogfighting for its life, we're back in two minutes. >>> new details now on that deadly accident at a campground near yosemite national park. the sheriff's office says it has no plans to further investigate what caused a tree to fall and kill a camp counselor. the tree had been inspected recently, but it showed no obvious signs of rotting or disease, and weather did not appear to be a factor. the camp staff was having breakfast outside when the tree came crashing down. it killed a counselor, a 21 year old who was a senior at santa cruz. a third remains in the hospital in good condition. >>> a san francisco police officer is being call add hero tonight after running into a burning building to rescue an elderly woman. police say the officer

. >>> i'm scott budman.w often have you been in a coffee shop unable to find a plug for your phone. coming up, the technology that will allow you to drop your phone and charge it as you sipp >>> plus creepy and crawly. the find that caused two local warehouses to just shut down. >>> and i'm in the werth center. the fog continues to roll in near the bay and at the coastline. pretty clear across oakland. we're going to have more on the fog factor forecast coming up in a few minutes. meanwhile, if you're heading out to the a's game temperatures in the low 60s. take that jacket. the low 60s. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game

. >>> and i'm scott budman. something apple investors haven't seen for a while happening tonight. and we'll show you where the tech jobs are -- not just at tech companies. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> and apple's surprise tonight. turns out we're still buying a lot of iphones. our scott budman is here with the latest. >> wall street guessed that iphone stores would peter out. but apple surprised investors with stronger than expected earnings leading to an after hours jump. apple's profit fell

we sent scott budman to a south bay location where you can find legal fireworks. >> reporter: the legal two nights of them, will kick off here at great america in just a few hours. this on the heels of a july 4th full of the illegal kind of fireworks in the south bay with sometimes hazardous results. these are the fireworks that south bay wants you to see. they're legal and safe. this, on the other hand, is what firefighters responded to onÑquy an illegal fire work. >> the fireworks went up. it caught in our trees, and this he just went up like that. >> reporter: and that kept crews busy all night. >> it's a tough sell. it's a community thing. it's a community mind set that we have to try to change. >> reporter: captain cleo doss says while debris like this is all over the city, no arrests were made for shooting off illegal fireworks on the fourth. there just aren't enough resources. >> you have your fireworks, people who just le

reporting live in santa clara, scott budman, nbc bay area. >>> this is video from our nbc chopper fromthis morning. you can see how far the fire spread. at the same time fireworks were launched. it moved from a large field to the 200 block near highway 4. homeowners tried to extinguish flames from their backyard. t no word yet on what sparked the fire. >>> a bunch of spoiled babies. that is what they are saying about the italy team luna rossa and the scheduled races this weekend. sco lawrence has the latest. they have sold tickets. are the fans in jeopardy? >> reporter: let's say they will see something because emirates team new zealand has intentions to hit the water and make the course. this is part of what makes the america's cup so interesting. the gamesmanship here. it starts with the tragedy on the bay and the swedish team losing a team member. some new rules have to be put in place. 37 of those rules are put in place. the italians and team new zealand don't like a couple of them. so, they file a protest. new zealand is ready to rrl3 the italians aren't. there is more to the stor

our business and tech reporter scott budman is here. >> the average price for a studio in san francisco nearly $2,500 a month right now. if you are willing to share your space you can afford a bigger place. it can sometimes be tough to find a room mate. a startup rolled out an app called room mates. the company scans facebook taking into account factors important to you. >> when other folks sign up for the app we tell you who your mutual friends are. i can say what do you think of scott? does he do the dish snz. >> the app starts on the android platform today soon to come out for iphone. this is one of several apps and companies targeting what has become a big problem here in the bay area. a strong tech industry leading to a housing crunch. >>> these folks have no troubleo paying the rent. forbes releasing the new list of highest paid. forbes talked to producers, agents and managers to estimate $79 million between june of last year and june this year. he starred in six movies. second on the list channing tatum followed by hugh jackman. >> $60 million. he is beyond the looks. he is bring

i'm scott budman at the silicon valley company that does the work/life balance best. (sir can-a-lot) good day, ma' lady. i am sir can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! (male announcer) break the monotony. visit spam.com. >>> a stunning captive case in texas. houston police discovered four elderly men held against their will in what they're calling a dunchen. they said they had been lured into the home with promises of food and cigarettes. police are investigating if the victims may have been held captive to cash in their veterans and social security checks. it's not clear how long they had been held in this home, but one hostage said it had been ten years. >>> in health matters, no matter how much calorie information is on that menu, people pick food that they like, not what's healthier. that's what researchers said today. researchers looked at buying habits of more than 1,000 people who had lunch at a fast food restaurant. that restaurant posted the calories on the menu. researchers found that giving people ca

let's bring in scott budman. is this safe? >> probably not if you are focusing on the screen.s never safe to focus on a screen when you are driving. but a young bay area entrepreneur has an app that is catching on with drivers who like the idea of wearable technology. here is a peek into the future. >> reporter: every time he takes a spin in his dad's tesla model s he is doing a research experiment. it is not because there are soh many teslas in his1+ hometown, it's because the 24-year-old entrepreneur isiw' developing a app for google glass thatp wil work with the tesla. the goal? letting you check a map or make a call or control the car without having to reach out or take your eyes off the road. >> google glass makes life a lot easier. i use it for navigation, phone calls. it's just making hands free experience a lot betterer. >> google glass wearing tesla drivers don't yet make up a huge market but someday wearable tech plus electric cars could happen. >> i think this is one of the first great examples of kind of showcasing the capabilities and what role it will have in ev

we bring in scott budman with more on that. >> the bay area is famous for starting companies that solve problems like the ravic we see. that's a look at 880 in oakland. with companies created with telecommuting and ride sharing, at least some commuters were able to steer clear of today's backup. we found steven lee working from home, having decided to skip his usual commute. >> i've been taking bart to work for the last ten years. >> reporter: because of the strike. but steven hasn't missed a beat or a meetings thanks to a product called go to meeting. >> it's really great because i didn't have to spend two hours driving in traffic this morning. so it's pretty, like relaxing and, you know, actually concentrate better. >> they can go right into the meeting. >> reporter: go to meeting comes from citrix, one of many companies trying to ease the pain of the bart strike by keeping people like steven out of his car and on the screen. >> if you can take that drive time out of your day, you are a happier person. you're more relaxed. you're going to have better meetings because you're not stress

let's bring in scott budman with the new details. >> reporter: well, the scene outside is quiet now.side and outside this afternoon as protesters interrupted the confirmation of janet napolitano who makes a big move from a high-level in the obama administration to the first female president in academia. protesters made their presence known in front of the uc regents, briefly marring the naming of janet napolitano as the newest uc president. several arrests were made inside and then the protests continued outside. largely focused on immigration concerns, napolitano has been the head of the department of homeland security. >> i am concerned that some of that will transfer over. her mind

in san francisco, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> more details now on the uc president napolitano will become the 0th president of the system. as scott mentioned, she did not mention her salary. she succeeds mark in the chancellor's office. he cited health problems as his reason for departure after five years. he oversaw some turbulent times, including massive budget cuts which spawned protests over controversial tuition hikes. it also coincided with the occupy movement and the pepper spraying of uc davis movement during a demonstration in 2011. rudolph will not sever all ties. he plans to teach law at uc berkeley. >>> supposed to be a typical sleepover with two good friends but it ended with an 8-year-old girl killed and three others wounded. oakland police say a gunman shot into an apartment late last night. nbc bay area's stephanie chuang with the details. >> one person walked through those unlocked galt, walked up to a door and started shooting. we've also learned about this young girl who died. her step dad says she was very excited about today when she was supposed to take a

scott budman joins us with this part of the story. >> reporter: the area where this is located is oftencalled the design center. there are a lot of tech companies located there, and they were on lockdown. a very heavy police presence in the area. let's take a look at some photos sent around this afternoon via social media. lots of tech workers tweeting how their companies were given the shelter in place order. we reached out to get confirmation from a few of the companies in the area. this brick building is a web related special startup. pictures show how things were shut down. a lot of traffic typically in the area, but after the shooting no people, and as jessica pointed out, the car traffic was stuck. that is zynga on the right. speaking of zynga, at headquarters right there on 7th and brannon, there was a message sent to employees, talking about how the business was on lock down, everybody needed to stay there and they were waiting for clearance from the police department. a lot of big tech conferences are also held in the building there. tech workers in the area telling us things g

our tech reporter scott budman is here with the latest numbers. >> people are still buying a lot of iphones. because of that the apple earning numbers are better than expected tonight. more than 30 million iphones sold over the last three months. wall street did not expect sales to stay that hot. it boosted apple's bottom line for the quarter and sent investors back into the stock in after-hours trading tonight apple up by more than $16 a share. tonight at 6:00 we'll break down all of apple's quarterly sales. beyond apple, the job picture remains very important here in the bay area. lots of tech jobs also lots of people looking for jobs. two came together today at a tech job fair in santa clara sponsored by dicejobs.com. a sign that literally everyone is looking for qualified techies, we found openings at girl r ghirardelli chocolate. >> we have a web site for candidates so they can look at all the 30 job openings we have in the company right now. >> 30 openings at ghirardelli. things of the benefits. dice says the number of companies looking to fill jobs has gone way up over the last few y

our scott budman has what we can do to not cost ourselves big bucks. >> reporter: there is an app for this, too. a high tech way to not just keep track of what you're spending but what you're spending and not using. we use our credit cards to shop, but also to make automatic payments. that's where we're dropping the ball. so-called gray charges where we pay for things we no longer use, like the gym you mentioned or that magazine subscription, they cost us on average $215 each per year because we're not paying close enough attention. >> sign contracts. the gym owner isn't responsible for terminating the charges if we haven't been there in six months, right? so it's really on us to manage our financial transactions. as a manager of a household, a manager of a company. >> reporter: we lose those charges every year to the so-called gray charges. it's not fraud or theft, it's our fault, really. now there is high tech help. you're looking at an app called bill guard that will track the most common credit card mistakes and warn you before you make them. we're going to take a closer look at t

for that we bring in our business and tech reporter, scott budman, who's been tracking the after hours action. >> you're absolutely right to bring up subscribers. that's how netflix makes its money and it's what investors have been watching very closely this evening. about 600,000 new subscribers came on board over the last three months. netflix bringing them in with original programming like "house of cards" and "arrested development." the total subscriber number is just below 30 million but investors wanted to see a bit more. the less than spectacular subscriber number led to netflix shares dropping about $9 each in after hours trading. >>> pueblo has filed for federal chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. the grocery chain says it will remain open for business over the next several months. a reorganization plan will be submitted to the federal bankruptcy court for consideration and approval. >>> apple reportedly testing pigger screens for its iphone and it pads of the future. the company's asian suppliers say apple has asked for a prototype smartphone screen that's bigger than 4 inches

let's bring in scott budman from the newsroom tracking this part of the story really thank goodness, we're able to report these stories as well, skomenco. >> yeah, raj, we track and communica communicate. showing photos. many circulated instagram, and twitter. facebook post getting a lot of attention from facebook executive, cheryl sandberg. take a look at what she said. this is on her facebook page. indeed that was sent all over facebook today. the executive she refers to by the way from samsung, and raj, jessica, mentioned a business flight. david eun on the flight. putting out via twitter. i just crash landed at sfo, tail ripped off. most everyone seems fine. i'm okay. surreal. now, tweets and facebook updates and instagram photos use a s us to let people know about passen errs injured -- passengers injured. and when runway would reopen. and by the air lyline to expres sympathy. back to you. >> when you see the post by cheryl sandberg it is gut wre h wrenching, you would have been on the flight with your family, with your children, sympathy you must feel for people on that. two cr

. >> let's bring in scott budman who joins us from the newsroom and continues this coverage. this is fashi this is fascinating to see these accounts. for journalists and people of facebook as well. >> you're right. showing us the photos that many circulated via instagram and twitter. a certain facebook post that you alluded to getting a lot of attention because it comes from facebook executive sheryl sandberg. taking a minute she posted to be thankful and explain what happened because she was getting a the love facebook posts. her family and colleague were originally going to take the asiana flight that crash landed. she and those colleagues and family switched airlines to united so we could use miles for my family's tickets. sandberg went on to say our flight was scheduled to come in at the same time but it was early and landed about 20 minutes before the crash. one of her friends, we'll mention him in just a moment. he is fine. sheryl sandberg thanking those who reached out and apologizing if we worry anyone. she calls it a serious moment to give thanks. the executive she w

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. >>> i'm scott budman, a new electric car from bmw promises new choices for drivers and new competition for tesla. >>> the new apps that may change the way you look at food. >>> and a panda and an edible garden. the giants visit the white house. and the president announces a new dish into at&t park. >>> it was fun to see president obama joke about lincecum's short hair. but the giants were welcomed at the white house. >> the giants had a chance to celebrate last year's world series victory one more time. we bring in amy gutierrez live from the white house. a great time for everybody. >> reporter: it really was. and a break. but today they got to take a break. they got to bask in the sun of the south lawn. >> congratulations to the san francisco giants on their second world series title in three years. [ applause ] they're making this a habit. 2010 it took five games to close out the world series. this year it only took four. there are some new faces standing behind me. some new nicknames. you have the reverend, you got block buster. we've got even haircuts. where's tim? see, you don't e

we check in now with your money and our business and tech reporter scott budman. >> your money and mark zuckerberg's money. thanks to a much better than expected earning report, zuckerberg's worth jumped on paper by about $3.7 billion. facebook's stock shot higher by 29% thanks largely to ad revenue. zynga reported a loss. it said it will not pursue a real money gambling business in the u.s. investors are hedging their bets. we also heard from amazon.com, the online store reporting higher income but higher operating costs. well, $14 billion in lost money a year. that figure out this morning will send a lot of money scrambling to find their credit card bills. it will send others scrambling to download an app. we use our credit cards to shop but also to make automatic payments. and that's where we're dropping the ball. so called gray charges where we pay for things we no longer use, like the gym or that magazine subscription costing us $14 billion a year. >> we sign contracts. and the gym owner isn't responsible for stopping the charges if you haven't been there for six months. it's up to

on a story, scott budman spoke to one of the passengers. this was terrifying to watch it from afar. i can't imagine being the next runway over. >> reporter: the passengers were happy to be home from the east coast. they will not forget what they saw a minute later. as the crash of asiana 214 happened on runway 28 left, another plane had just landed on runway 28 right. >> we landed a minute before this happened if that much. >> reporter: she was on the flight looking out the window. >> our plane landed. and all of a sudden it felt like he was pulling over to the left of the runway and off to the taxiway and stopped. >> reporter: she saw right away what we saw later. >> i looked down the runway, and there bass some black smoke. and then it was gray smoke. and then it was white smoke. >> reporter: all playing out in front of another set of passengers watching from their seats as rescue crews moved in. >> i just felt really bad for the people who had been on that plane, thinking what a frightening experience. >> reporter: even more meaningful for jacobson whose son is a pilot. >> yeah.

. >>> i'm scott budman. the very latest in facial recognition technology for dogs.ow you can protect your pet, coming up. >>> also ahead, a bizarre incident at the sfo zoo. how a man ended up inside animal enclosures. >>> plus the unemployment rate is improving, but come friday, that could be a bad thing for some people in california. >>> and i'm in the weather center. a foggy start and sunshine for others. even a little bit of wind inland while it was calm at the coast. live look outside of our sky camera network does show fog. we'll have the fog factor for forecast coming up. live look outside of our sky >>> hard hats and shovels for the ground breaking of the su santa clara county justice center courthouse. the new building in san jose will consolidate all the family law operations into one place with 20 new courtrooms. currently those courts are scattered throughout the city. it's the first courthouse in the state completely devoted to family law. >> and these courts will be those kinds of facilities that will nurture and bring together the services needed to tr

reporting live in santa krar ra, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> fireworks could be to blame ina kedly fire that claimed the life of a couple. their son is in the hospital with critical burns all over his body. they were living in a converted garage near roosevelt in richmond. firefighters were able to pull all three from the building, but the mother and father were pronounced dead at the scene. >> there's always a lesson when we have a fire. smoke detecters, for sure, to alert you for the first sign of a fire. >> again, the cause is not known right now. the fire is still under investigation, but electrical problems have been ruled out. smoking could be a problem. they found a lot of cigarette butts. >>> a dramatic change in the weather. a live look outside where it is much cooler. cooler now as you can see. look at the fog rolling in. our meteorologist has the latest on all of this. >> we are tracking that fog and the wind at 20 miles per hour coming out of the west also northwest. and that was good enough for the cooling. these are the same kinds of winds we had last night. on

in san francisco, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. more details now on the incoming uc president. she may be stepping into academia for the first time, but her resume reflects a lot of d administrative experience. she received her law degree from the university of virginia. >>> guilty. years after a brutal attack, two juries have reached the decision on the kbang rain case. jodi hernandez is live. she was in the courtroom when the verdicts were read. >> reporter: there were both tears from the defendants' families today and sighs of relief from the investigators who responded to the scene of that unspeakable crime. they've been so disturbed by this case that they came to court today to hear the verdicts. they weren't disappointed. >> this is clearly justice. the jury has spoken. >> reporter: that's the reaction of the prosecutor, after jurors found two young men guilty of gang rain. >> marcelus james peter guilty of the crime of forcible oral coplation in concert. >> reporter: the attorney put his arm around him. >> guilty of forcible

. >>> i'm scott budman in the east bay where the cost to fight hiv and aids just dropped dramatically. >>> a berkley police officer found a man lying on the road around 5 cla:00. there are no witnesses. so the search for the hit-and-run driver may be difficult. the police found car debris which leads them to believe it was a hit-and-run. it happened on university avenue between fifth and sixth streets. the road was closed for about five and a who have hours this morning. police are going to nearby businesses to see if they captured any video. >>> a train derailed this morning in north san jose. they are trying to determine what caused this train to derail near the intersection of north first street and tassmin drive. 12 passengers were on board and no one was hurt. >>> ready to roll. a long awaited bike sharing project is ready to roll. stations in san francisco, san jose and three peninsula cities will be part of the $7 million bike sharing program. bay area quality district will start. it will expand to include another 300 bikes in 30 additional locations. signups started today. if

at moffitt field, scott budman, bay area news. >> we should get them to parallel park it, right, rob? >> yes. >>> today on the bay, the troubles continue, and the giants one out from a victory last night, and they can't seal the deal. complete highlights are coming up next. >>> good morning, i'm mike and there is lots to do to dday in e bay. we have been talking about the garlic festival celebrating 35 years and my note for all of this is the that there is bound to be a lot of traffic, so big head's up for those driving from 101 to the south bend to gillroy, and that includes morgan hill and plan on the delays and roll down the windows and carry and the stinking road. it is going to be carried on for miles for the wind. and speaking of wind, we go to the city of free spisht and higher education as we go to the berkeley kite festival. there will be giant kites. the kite team from japan will battle, and yes, a 1,000 square foot kite. and it is a festival, and it is near the berkeley marina. tonight, i will let my thought and my words fly free, too. some of you know that i have been in c