scott mcgrew is, paying more dough for a new cell phone. >> big changes in the way verizon works. we will tell you all about it just ahead. a new study finds people with sd "today in the bay." >>> 5:14. a new study finds people with strong spiritual and religious beliefs tend to cope better with cancer. researchers interviewed 44,000 people with cancer about their spirituality, religious behaviors and church traditions. patients who experienced greater emotional aspects of religion reported fewer symptoms along with less anxiety and depression. church attendance, prayer and meditation alone did not benefit physical health. >>> white bread may harm you in more ways than just your waist line. new research is shows eating too many highly processed foods could raise the risk of depression in older women. the study involved more than 70,000 women aged 50 to 79. researchers found an association between refined carbohydrates and depression. luckily the opposite was also true, so those who ate lots of whole grains, vegetables and fruits appeared to see their risk for depression drop. >>>

scott mcgrew: good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. i hope you are a long-time watcher of "press:here." if you are, you know each week, my team of reporters and i talk to various ceos and newsmakers. this is a serious show. it's not a sunday morning infomercial, but that said, let me talk to you about toothpaste. we have for you this morning a revolutionary new toothpaste created in silicon valley, gets teeth 260% cleaner than the leading brand, but that's not all. it cuts your risk of gingivitis and leaves your mouth minty fresh. or so claims amit goswamy. he is the guy trying to disrupt the toothpaste industry with livionex, a $20 toothpaste. joined by john swartz of usa today and alice truong, of course. let me ask you about this 250% claim. people say it's twice as good as brand x. yours is--how is something 250% better? amit goswamy: well, first, we got to take a look at what people do today, scott. scott: brush their teeth. amit: yes, and you brush it the way your ancestor brushed it 4,000 years ago, with scrubbing them. then, th

i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. nd details about the rifle as well. >> reporter: scott and kris an assault rifle that police say is illegal, one of many they find on the streets here in oakland. unfortunately someone used it in

i'm scott mcgrew.y the transportation safety agency the tsa, tested its own effectiveness at airports throughout the united states attempting to sneak guns and bombs and other weapons past tsa officers. the results were abysmal, nearly every pistol grenade, ied and knife made it past a 95% failure rate. a failure rate so staggering maybe it would be more effective to let nine out of people get on willy nil willy-nilly on the plain with no screening whatsoever and check the tenth. how is such a failure rate possible and what should we do about it. dr. lisa dolev is a ph.d in engineering and veteran of the israeli air force and she's saying take the humans out of the loop with automated scanning which has better than a 95% effectiveness rate and let me remind you in tests, the tsa allows allows 95% of the bad things through joined by lina rowe of "fortune". >> i saw a man that puts his bag into the capsule and the capsule itself is going in the bag and determining what's in there? >> that's a very small

i'm scott mcgrew. when i heard serial entrepreneur mark johnson was using government satellites to spy on plants, i assumed he was trying to figure out what the chinese factories were up to or maybe he was somehow involved in the iran nuclear deal, but it turns out he's really looking at plants. his latest company is actually looking at plants from outer space. wheat and corn and soybeans, trying to figure out what grows where and why. mark is incredibly well thought of in the world of inventors and entrepreneurs. when elon musk can only invite a few friends to a rocket launch, mark is one of them. joined by quentin hardy of "the new york times" and michelle quinn of "the mercury news." let me ask you the question everybody asks you. that's, why are you looking at wheat plants? they don't seem like they do anything interesting. >> one nice thing is they don't wander around. if you're looking for things to look at from space, that's a good start. one of the things we found surprising when we started thi

i'm scott mcgrew. thank you. welcome tond "communidad del valle." i'm damian trujillo, and today, the new superintendent of the franklin mckinley school district here in san jose. also, a conversation with little joe of little joe y la familia. this is your "communidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "communidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: we begin today with the american indian heritage celebration, which is happening right here in san jose at the santa clara county fairgrounds coming up. with me on "communidad del valle" once again are vernon medicine cloud and bernice cuauhxihuitl aguilera. did i say that right? bernice cuauhxihuitl aguilera: you said it correct. damian: welcome to the show. now, vernon, you come every year because it's an important celebration that we have, but talk about the importance of the celebration that you have this year and what we can expect. vernon medicine cloud: definitely. american indian heritage is rich with culture, from the

we will have scott mcgrew's business and tech report right after this. - b inside thisou eater - iwas pure s >>> 6:40. it looks calm but inside it this southern california movie theater it was pure kays os. this morning police are looking for men who p pulled off a prank that sent people running or the exits. in newport beach saturday might at least two men went into this movie theater through an emergency door and revved a gas powered loeaf blower. many said they thought the men were about to start shooting. >> one just started screaming, it was chaos within five seconds, i heard loud sounds, i heard, oh, my god, this is happening get out right now. you don't think this could ever happen to you. >> the prank comes in the wake of several shootings at movie theaters including two within the past few weeks. >>> police and ransity workers this san francisco taking extra steps to keep cable car operators safe. two separate crashes sent operators to the hospital. drivers are required by law to stop a safe distance behind cable cars while passengers board and

scott mcgrew, maybe we can google it? >> google changing its name. we will talk you through the abc's of it coming up next. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ scott mcgrew, maybe we can ♪ fie a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back. a live look outside right now, san rafael, traffic still light at this hour, but things starting to pick up just a notch. >>> while a twist now to the housing crisis here in in the bay area. it this has never been done before. a more for wrum on selling mobile home parks to developers, but the city of san jose could do just that later today. mayor sam liccardo wants to suspend closures in the hopes of preserving some of the low middle class housing had in silicon valley is. as the housing market continues to

scott mcgrew. it really changes the way people are going to get theirs.nder the new plan you buy it outright or rent it like you do cable. you do that till you don't have cable. you get a new iphone when you release yours. at&t is now the only major cell phone service provider that offers a two-year contract going forward. >>> the commerce department made a move that will keep the governance of the internet under it. there had been a proposal by the obama administration to move the way it's been handle by the controlled group. >>> sign of the times, the u.s. air force based in the middle east has started a new outreach program with airmen called lose tweets, lose fleets to remind them not to post on twitter and other social networks. >>> and a new tool from google. type in your address and ill will tell you how much power you can get from solar panels. all the things you need to know and the tool bar would show you how much money you have to spend and save depending on how you finance those panels. it's expected to jump by a third this year and they're al

i'm scott mcgrew.o of hillary clinton's latest bay area visit, out of public eye. she's attending a breakfast in san francisco, where workers are already gathering. cost per plate, $2,700. yesterday we caught her motorcade zipping through avonton, that's where she attended a fund-raiser at the home of chris kelly. >>> a legal hearing takes place today in san francisco that may determine uber's future around the lawsuit by three drivers that says they should be considered driveremployees, not outside contractors. if uber lost a class action suit, that would be big trouble for the company. >>> take a look at weather and traffic coming up after the break. k this out. with xfinity home we get 24/7 professional monitoring and video monitoring we can watch on our own tv. that's way better than our old security system. [metal clanking] [chip crunching] [baby crying] don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers, add xfinity home for $29.95 a month for 12 months. plus get a free security camera. call 1-800 xfinity

i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew.his year. it happened early this morning at a quiet business park on lunde avenue. >> that's where nbc bay area's damon true hetrujillo is live. >> reporter: investigators have been here for the better part of ten hours here on lundy avenue.

i'm scott mcgrew. some breaking news right now in the east bay.er over an apartment fire just a short time ago in antioch. contra costra firefighters calling it a three-alarm fire on the 2,300 block of sycamore drive, west of contra costra county fairgrounds. we have heard reports that police have evacuated about 40 residents. a short time ago, we saw flames coming from one rooftop, jumping to another building. we're not sure if there are injuries. we do have a reporter headed to the scene right now. >>> we'll have a look at weather and traffic, coming up after the break. ♪ at grocery outlet, they sell the brands you love. ♪ ♪ the brands you love. ♪ the brands you know and love. ♪ ♪ even name-brand natural foods and organics. ♪ ♪ at prices up to 60% less than you'd spend ... ♪ ♪ at those "big-name grocery stores." ♪ and did you know right now at grocery outlet, a 10-pound bag of potatoes is just 99 cents! ♪ things that i know ... ♪ and love. ♪ grocery outlet. bargain market ♪ >>> good wednesday morning. time meteorologist kari hall. a lot of sunsh

i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez.uty was offduty kayaking. >> the sheriff's office just talked about this sudden loss. >> reporter: that news conference just wrapped up about five minutes ago and the word devastated is what they kept using over and over. the loss of their

i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez.ous suspect in sunnyvallesunn sunnyvale. he has been on the run. damian trujillo, they've just given an update on this case. >> they've given us a briefing in front of the department of public safety in the city of

scott mcgrew were shouting a lot of sell orders this morning. >> i'm not sure how to interpret. the accent but there was a lot of yelling today. the greek stock market, one of three issues the world is facing this morning. sort of the wheel of misery this morning. markets in athens fell 25%. that's basically the equivalent of the dow falling about 4,000 points. the chinese market fell again erasing billions of dollars of wealth for the middle class. and puerto rico will default on its debt today. it missed a payment on $72 billion in debt. we get the july jobs report on friday. something the fed's will be watching carefully as well. the fed looking for evidence to support an interest rate hike. the economy is growing, maybe not as quickly as we'd like, but it's growing. >>> the man in charge of the bitcoin depositories was arrested in japan. he was taken into custody for transferring a million dollars worth of bitcoins into a personal account. his organization lost millions more last year. he has done more to remove the credibility of bitcoin than anyone. else alive. >>> the pre

. >> scott mcgrew, is there an app? laundry crisis, thanks to rich, young tech workers. >> there is an app. we'll get to that. this laundry crisis is a problem. laundromats are closing down because they can't afford the rent or in the case of this laundromat it may close down and be torn down to make way for a new condo complex. laundromat crisis. families able to hold on to their own and not get displaced have the very strange problem in san francisco of nowhere to do their laundry. somebody mentioned that on twitter, six months ago there were three laundromats, now two one may be evicted. what happens when basic services can no longer afford the rent? to which he got the response, the cost of disruption. washeo and others removed the need for a laundromat on every block. in other words, it's no big deal. you can hire somebody to do your laundry. as you might imagine, this launched a debate with the check your privilege as one of the main themes. >>> speaking of high prices, the "wall street journal" says chase will ea

scott mcgrew, has she turned over all of them. >> those are questions. clinton continues to insist she did not send classified material from her personal e-mail server and items were later found to be classified were classified after the fact. congress tomorrow will launch its own hearings and much of this is political. the house is republican, clinton is the leading democrat for president. but legitimate questions remain about what was sent, whether it was classified, and how much clinton understood about how the e-mail server, her e-mail server, worked. clinton was asked by a fox news reporter, you were the official in charge. did you wipe the whole server? clinton responded, what, with a cloth or something? the fox news reporter replierep you know how it works digitally. clinton said, i don't know how it works digitally at all. closer to home, intel in middle of its developer's conference in san francisco. one of the more startling bits of news, intel will launch a reality show, feature people who make devices and inventions at home, the show's going

. >> scott mcgrew, they are using twitter. >> when you think of a silicon valley engineer you probably have a certain picture of your head based on most engineers you know. women are trying to change that with self for traits, all of them using the #i look like an engineering. writing things like i'm 5 feet tall and i wear lipstick and look like an engineer. one is i look like an engineer because i am an engineer. intel says it will pay $4,000 to any employee who successfully recommends a woman, minority or veteran for a position at intel. intel has promised its employee population is going to match the population at large by the year 2020. let's check your news before the bell. good morning, landon. >> good morning to you. stocks look to rebound from monday's losses. markets were impacted by falling oil prices which settled at the lowest level since march, below $46 a barrel and apple down 10% from recent highs. look for data today on factory orders. the dow falling to 17,598, the nasdaq losing 12 to 51.15. >> sam and laura, you remember soir land, it's that powder you turn into in in

scott mcgrew has all of your business and tech news right after this. >>> all new this this morning,o the u.s. consulate building in istanbul overnight. two attackers opened fire leading to a shootout with police. the gunmen were able to escape, but according to turkish media police later caught one person am connection with that attack. an attacker was hurt in the crossfire. it came hours after an overnight bombing at a police station in the same city. ten people were injured had that bombing, including seven police officers. >>> the man charged with killing sick children and two adults in a houston home is set to make his first court appearance today. violent criminal history and has previously been in a contentious relationship with one of the victims. authorities say conley confessed to breaking into the home, handcuffing some of the victims and then shooting them. the children range in age from 13 to just six years old and one of them was conley's own son. >>> now to a heart breaking call for several parents, this morning the families of two florida boys missing at sea for more

i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. that happened this morning near the intersection of mls and abgere street. bob redell has more details and details about the rifle as well. >> reporter: scott and kris an assault rifle that police say is illegal, one of many they find on the streets here in oakland. unfortunately someone used it in an attempt to kill a police officer. this is the danger that oakland police say their officers ran up against early this morning, an illegal sks assault rifle with a 30-mound magazine and a man determined to use it. it was an investigation into a sexual assault at 9:00 last night that led several officers to the suspect's home. at around 1:30 this morning, two officers approached the house to make contact with the 39-year-old suspect, when he all of a sudden opened his front door. >> immediately began firing upon the officers that were in front of the house. >> reporter: the shooter emptied most, if not all of this clip. at least one of those bullet hit an officer, a 14-year veteran recently

i'm scott mcgrew. >> the flames started about two hours ago on second quarter amore drive just north of highway 4 near the otto center drive exit. >> stephanie chuang is live in antioch. everybody made it out okay but obviously some lost everything. >> reporter: absolutely scott and kris. that's the great things thankfully nobody got hurt. that's what firefighters are stressing here that evacuation went smoothly. however, the 32 unit that were evacuated we're told were completely burned down. i want to point you to what's here. there's some fire engines still here. firefighters in overhaul mode knocking down parts of the building making sure there's no hot spots. this fire spread quickly. we're told all 32 units in two buildings that were evacuated, those apartments are gone nothing to save. contracan kosta firefighters say it was the shared attic space that caused flames to move so quickly from the first building to the second. firefighters said evacuations went smoothly despite all the chaos, because most people were awake. they were able to self-evacuate, leave on their own. many

i know, scott mcgrew, it's jaw dropping.annon says the idea was to break the record, and he started that thought process after biking the equivalent of the height of mountain everest, and decided he wasn't tired. >> about 13 or 14 hours, and i still felt good, so i was like, maybe i can do something longer. >> so he ran the distance of a half marathon before his record-breaking attempt. i guess that was his warmup? >> 92,000 feet? >> 622, yes. >> holy cow. >> that's why he can drink regular soda. the rest of us have to drink. >>> the land top landmarks in the u.s. are right here in the bay area, according to trip adviser. alcatraz is number one, golden gate bridge was number two. lincoln bridge in washington, 9/11 memorial in new york were also on the top of the list. >> san francisco is selfie heaven. we'll be right back. welcome to. welcome to castle bravestorm. it's full of cool stuff, like my second in command... and my trusty bow. and free of stuff i don't like. and in my castle we only eat chex cereal. chex cereal. it'

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. >>> another domino to fachlt scott mcgrew, this totally charges the way people get their cell phones. >> it really does. under the new sprint fan you either buy the phone outride which is pretty expensive or you lease it. a bit like you have cable and pay for the cable box each month and you will forever until you don't have cable anymore. now, sprint is adding an incentive. if you lease your i foiphone, y can get a new one every year. at&t is now the only major cell phone provider that offers a two-year contract going forward. >>> that breach of irs data is much worse than we were first told. the agent say says now 338,000 records were stolen. it wasn't a hachlk something called gettranscript. if you know certain things like social security numbers, the irs will give you more information. that system has been since shut down. let's get you news. >> good morning. the monday's gains. they close near the highs of the session. the housing starts and building permits. they're now rising 68 points. the nasdaq up 44 to 50e5092. scott? >> actually walmart is good news. it's a canary in the

i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. the tragedy happened yesterday afternoon at lake tahoe while the deputy was offduty kayaking. >> the sheriff's office just talked about this sudden loss. >> reporter: that news conference just wrapped up about five minutes ago and the word devastated is what they kept using over and over. the loss of their colleague here in contra costa county. here is what they had to say. >> i think the mood around this agency, we are all devastated. we have lost one of our family members, he was hard working and we are in close contact with the family to get through this. >> reporter: and the south lake tahoe police department released a statement showing signs of heroism but some details are quite saddening. deputy carlos francis was a standout football player in 2005. on friday he died trying to save the life of his sister's friend. they were on paddle boards. his sister and her friend were on kayaks. her friend tried to help and when deputy stepped in to help but didn't make it to them in time a

scott/2shot good morning, andthm scott mcgrew. sanchez.ot and i'm kris kris/omni this story is ill kris/vo ng at this hour... the key defense star walk out of santa clara county jail less than 3 hours a. it's a usual feeling for aldosm. this is the 5th time he'been arrested in the past 3 years.anu >>> and through social media. nbc bay area's ted coppola is with what led to smith's arrest. this morning, chuck. >> reporter: well, good morning, 25-year-old al done smith was arrested by santa clara police for driving under the influence, hit and run and vandalism. we are told that details are forthcoming, but smith, 49ers outside linebacker we know was trying to redeem himself and regain his skills as a fierce pass rusher. he was arrested overnight. this morning he posted $26,000 bail and walked out of santa clara county's main jail and disputed the charges against hypothetical. >> this wasn't a dui. situation could have been handled differently, and i apologize to everybody that i did let down and apologize for how it played out but

i'm sam brock in for scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon in for kris sanchez. >>> wall streetets plunged this morning. a lot of red arrows, as investors react to the falloff in the asian market. this is a look at the big board.

. >> business and tech reporter scott budman is had for scott mcgrew is. t, a lot of nervous people out there this this morning. what do you think we're going to to today? >> i think we will have a better morning at least. people are nervous, we have seen three days of big selling and that makes a lot of people nervous, they're nervous because the selling has been because of china sh not so much because of what's going on in our economy. people are making up and saying our economy is strong, we shouldn't be following chinas's lead, we should be buying stocks. let's look at the opening numbers right now, back above 16,000, a beg your pardon of about 150 points. that's a healthy opening for two reasons, one it's positive and that's good news, we haven't had that in some time and, two, it's not crazy positive. remember, yesterday we opened down by 1,000 points before rebounding and bouncing around all over the place trying to figure out the strength of our market or the weakness off you are individual stocks. this morning a strong opening is a good sign, but a

i'm sam brock in for scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon in for kris sanchez. >>> wall street taking a tumble as stock markets plunged this morning. a lot of red arrows, as investors react to the falloff in the asian market. this is a look at the big board. down about 357 points now. >> well more impact to how the world is reacting. less 'begin with sue herrera. a lot of us experiencing heart palpitations, but things seem to be bouncing back. >> it is bouncing back a bit. it was a very difficult opening for the market, this would be the 1,000-point loss. it would be the biggest one day intraday point loss, but percentagewise it's not as significant as one might thing. pointwise, it was a heart stopper, but it didn't last long, it kind of stabilized down about 600 appoints, and then slowly start to do crawl back. we go the to the back where we were only about 150 points down. why? the worries about asia did hit the market hard, but that was mostly pentup selling from friday. there were a number of big institutional traders that couldn't get out of the market in time, so they ha

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i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. more details just into our newsroom about the man hunt for a dangerous suspect in sunnyvallesunn sunnyvale. he has been on the run. damian trujillo, they've just given an update on this case. >> they've given us a briefing in front of the department of public safety in the city of sunnyvale. the officer in this officer-involved shooting did fear for his life when he had a gi gunpointed at him and that's why he had to fire several rounds. police are wrapping up the suspect, and they're looking for one suspect with that confrontation with police. officers responded to a report of suspicious activity at a motel 6 at a wannee avenue in sunnyvale when the car matched the description, two men ran. they say one of them dropped a high-capacity magazine during the chase and one of the suspects got away and officers cornered the other behind a commercial complex and that's when the officers shot and killed him. investigators say there was a gun next to that suspect, after he fell to the ground

. >> i'm in for scott mcgrew this morning.anie chuang is live in vallejo with the latest. the smoke was very heavy this morning. at one point, you have to wear a protective mask to breathe. should people who live around there or

m scott mcgrew. kris/2shot and i'm kris sanchez.clara county jail less than 3 hours ago. it's a usual feeling for aldosmith. this is the 5th time he'been arrested in the past 3 years.and we've just broken new details on his arrest on ou >>> and through social

i'm scott mcgrew. san jose police are looking for a third suspect in the murder of a san jose man.ts have been shot dead. one was shot by a san jose police officer last night in the southern part of the city. he led police on a chase. he was shot when police say he reached towards his waistband. he was unarmed. the other was shot and killed by police the day before at center road and east capital. that suspect was found with a gun. these all seem to tie back to a homicide august 13th. two suspects dead, a third on the run. we've had san jose police for more information on that third suspect. we hope to have more detail on our 11:00 a.m. newscast. >>> uber delivering lunch. the company started the service in san francisco this morning after being on the south of market for the financial district. pick from one of three restaurants who deliver within ten minutes, so they say. >>> weather and traffic after the break. >>> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it will still be warm in a lot of spots like gilroy, reaching 92 degrees. redwood city, 86. the castro seeing a hig

. >> i'm in for scott mcgrew this morning. fire crews in the east bay keeping a close eye on a metal recycling plant that burnt to the ground overnight. nearly 63,000 feet gutted. >> stephanie chuang is live in vallejo with the latest. the smoke was very heavy this morning. at one point, you have to wear a protective mask to breathe. should people who live around there be worried about what they're breathing? >> reporter: yeah, that's the good news, kris and scott. battalion chief telling me no, because the smoke cleared, the heavy winds really helped this morning. i also just learned from him there have been up to ten fires in this immediate area, most started by homeless people. it is unclear if that's what happened here at the al ko building. he also said operations stop overnight. people leave here around 5:00, so it's unclear why it started at 11:00, hours later you see a skeleton, by the way this fire not just versus an impact, but on this very small community. >> the bright orange flames ate away at the recycling plant,

i'm scott mcgrew.ce department today will ask the city council for approval to use a drone in an experimental program. the police department which in the past had denied purchasing a drone now says it would like to test it in conjunction with the bomb squad. while the council is expected to give the go-ahead, the drone will remain grounded because the police do not have permission from the faa. >>> in ferguson, missouri, the tensions are getting worse. we don't have video of this yet. but there are reports this morning by "the washington post" that civilian militia carrying automatic weapons have arrived at the town. they call themselves the keepers. we'll have a look at traffic and weather after the break. =trx at ck= >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. 70s and 80s across most of the bay but 60s near the coast. in san francisco, expect a high of 68 degrees. half moon bay also at 68. in the south bay, san jose topping out at 79. and the north bay, look for highs in the lower 80s. but fremont

i'm scott mcgrew. the biggest story in all of california these days is the rocky fire.,000 acres, 12% contained. that means the fire is twice the size of the city of san francisco. and firefighters have been able to encircle only about 12% of that with a fire line where the flames can't jump across. >>> have you seen this video? it's a sheriff's deputy pulling a man out of a car at a caltrain crossing moments before the train crashes into the car. deputies say the driver was under the influence when he hit a train signal post and stayed in the car even as the train came barreling down the track. he's going to be okay. we'll have a look at weather and traffic after the break. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're seeing mostly sunny skies across the bay. some clouds will start to move in as we go through the morning and early afternoon. and temperatures will be a degree or two warmer than yesterday in some spots. the east bay will top out at 72 degrees. peninsula, 76 degrees. the south bay reaching 80 degrees. tri-valley, expect a high of 83 degrees. san f

i'm scott mcgrew.e police still saying very little about a police shooting that led to the death of a suspect this morning. they got the call a little after midnight about a man armed with a shotgun near san marcos drive and camino del ray. officers fired at the man, but don't believe he was hit. they later found him dead from a gunshot wound. they're not sure if they died from police gunfire or his own. it's actually the second deadly shooting in less than half a day. in a separate case last night, police officers shot and killed a staffing suspect they say was armed with a knife. also, a young man was hit by police gunfire in ferguson, missouri, on the one-year anniversary of the shooting there. police there say that young man who's been unidentified so far shot at police first. we'll take a look at weather and traffic coming up after the break. trt: 26 =trx at ck= >>> good morning miami meteorologist kari hall. it will be nice and comfortable across most of the bay. in san jose, expect a high of 79.

. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. a lot of unanswered questions this morning in this, the 19th homicide in san jose so far this year. it happened early this morning at a quiet business park on lunde avenue. >> that's where nbc bay area's damon true hetrujillo is live. >> reporter: investigators have been here for the better part of ten hours here on lundy avenue. so far, what we know is one man is dead and the killer or killers are on the loose. employees showed up this morning only to find their building closed off and surrounded by police officers. inside 1885 lundy avenue, police say a man was shot. >> it's shocking. >> reporter: police received a 911 call just before 1:00 this morning, saying they heard gunshots. they found one man wounded on the first floor of the building. that man later died at an area hospital. >> we only know he's an adult male that was pronounced deceased and we're still working on any other information about the motive and circumstances surrounding the shooting. >> reporter: this marks san

scott mcgrew. >> continuing coverage of something we're not covering. talking about secretary clinton's e-mail server, sam and laura. she says she or her staff deleted 60,000 e-mails, 30,000 personal, the other half says she's provided to state department. to your point, they could in theory recover the hard drive assuming someone in government wanted to. clinton's lawyers say, they were permanently deleted and there are certainly ways of doing that by write over data. what's not clear if it were done. we'll talk more about hillary clinton coming up in a bit. >> watching china this morning a day after it shocked the world by lowering the value of its own currency. this makes chinese products less expensive and ours more expensive. it also makes chinese labor cheaper. >>> some jobs moving from china back to the u.s. by making the yuan weaker, our dollar is stronger than lowers inflation, reduces chance of interest rate hike as well, a financial butterfly effect. >>> good morning, land done. >> scott, good morning. wall street poised for more losses today

it's scott mcgrew.right now, it is a day of quiet, because the kids have gone back to school. hope you're putting your feet up right now. san diego unified back in school today. the 32,000 children who are not complaining they are bored. san francisco starts monday. palo alto tuesday, oakland, not until the following monday. make sure to drive safely around those schools today. >>> terrible day on wall street. dow down better than 200 points. this a day after china lowered the value of its currency. it makes american products more expensive and harder to sell. we'll take a look at weather and traffic coming up after the break. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today a high of 84 degrees in san jose. san martin, 88 degrees and half moon bay, 72. embarcadero will be at 69 degrees. a mixture of sun and clouds in san francisco, while the north bay gets a little bit more sun. in napa, 86 degrees and 87 degrees in walnut creek. fremont, a high of 80 degrees. and livermore, expect a high

poce e swinthemea >>> i'm scott mcgrew. oakland police are showing the media police body camera video of the shooting death of a 23-year-old man august 12th. the the mayor of oakland has already seen that video. she says it shows the suspect threatening officers with a gun. the shoot-out occurred after a car chase as police tried to catch a man involved in an armed robbery. the shooting led to protests in oakland. we're going to report to you what our reporters see in that video, but we will not be able to show you the video itself. we'll do all of that on our 11:00 a.m. newscast. >>> surveillance video from san jose just before three men attack and kill another man in an parm complex on lunde avenue. police are looking for a man in a mask. the other two attackers were located by san jose police. you'll see the man in the mask coming right there. those other two were killed by police gunfire. >>> we'll take a look at weather and traffic coming up after the break. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. temperatures c

. >> scott mcgrew, drivers getting arrested in hong kong. >> five drivers arrested in hong kong, accused of being uber drivers. undercover officers asked for rides using the app and say drivers lack higher car permits, equivalent of tacky licenses. police tipped off local television to make sure everyone saw video of those arrests. now, this is one of the founders of uber, garrett camp, his other company, stumble upon, in trouble. the san francisco media company will lay off 70% of the staff. after failing to raise new funds. stocks plunged tuesday, today doesn't look better. china lowers the value of its currency. it makes their products and labor less expensive, ours more expense everybody. laura, talking about sam liccardo's plan to bring more manufacturing to san jose. manufacturing in china just got a whole lot cheaper, thanks to the chinese government. >>> a new tv show premiered tuesday on a competitor, abc family. it's a reality show shot in san mateo called start up you. that's the start-up school run by this guy, tim draper. the usual reality show moments as young entrepreneurs

. >> scott mcgrew, that fight taking shape in the top newspapers. >> competing op-ed pieces, sam. one from a yale management professor saying fiorina was a poor ceo in charge of hewlett-packard citing her failure to create goat at the company. this morning another op-ed, this time in the "wall street journal," points out very few ceos were able to create growth in the days after the 2001 terror attack. and fiorina is being held to a higher standard than other ceos. though it is fiorina running on her record as ceo for president. she says she increased employment while hp as well as revenue. both things are true, but the increased number of employees and added revenue came when hp bought compact computer, a mr. holmesen that turned out to be a mistake. fiorina according to the latest poll by cnn favored about by 5 percent. >>> wi-fi provider smart cities fined 3/4 of a million by the fcc for blocking conventiongoers' wi-fi access and forcing them to use smart city's wi-fi for $80 a day. smart city supplies wi-fi to dozens of convention centers including this, the santa clara conven

scott mcgrew, a different word for it around here. >> we just call them mortgages. >> right. >> it showsth the rest of the world, a jumbo mortgage, super, big mortgage is anything bigger than $625,000. median home price in san jose $900,000. the "wall street journal" says chase will announce it's lowering requirements for a jumbo, reducing the credit rating you need, lowering the downpayment as well. we'll keep you updated as that announcement comes. >>> apple stock continues to fall, down 14%, off its all-time highs. concerns over popularity of the watch and competition from very good chinese cell phones some of the reason. apple america's most valuable publicly traded company. probably will be no matter what happens because the second-most valuable is exxon mobil. if there's anything worse than being apple right now, it's being an oil company. google's the next tech company on the list worth half of what apple is. >>> let's check your news before the bell. landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> scott, good morning to you. markets will try to avoid another day of

sam brock in for scott mcgrew óó today. i'm kris sanchez.et's tell you about the victims. 24-year-old allison parker on the left, 27-year-old adam ward on the right. the two reporting from a shopping center about 25 miles southeast of roanoke at the time of the shooting, doing a story about tourism. >> as for the suspect, you see him here, he's been identified as 41-year-old vesterly flanagan ii. he's in very critical condition following a self inflicted gunshot wound but he does have a pulse. he used to work at the same tv station under the name bryce williams. he grew up in the bay area. >> we have several reports on this breaking avny3st. b bob redell and stephanie chuang are tracking the local ties. >> reporter: a suspected gunman is in custody after shooting himself along the side of a road in northern virginia. police say vester flanagan allegedly shot and killed a local television news crew during a morning broadcast. the shooting happened live on cbs affiliate wbdj at 6:45 a.m. this is the broadcast right up to the point of the shoot

we will check the numbers with scott mcgrew.fter a tragic end to a baseball game in kansas over the weekend.. a baseball league has >>> it is 6:39. after a tragic end to a baseball game in kansas over the weekend a baseball league has decided to pull all bat girls and boys off the field for the remainder of the season. the national baseball congress general manager called the move a direct response to honor a tragedy. that tragedy of nine-year-old kaiser carlyle, he died after getting hit in the had head by a practice swing in the on deck circle. though he was wearing a helmet the impact ultimately ended his life. >>> 6:40. happening today, fremont firefighters are going to issue a final farewell to one of their long time leaders. fremont deputy fire chief james martin died on july 24th. he fought a three-year battle with cancer that may have been work-related. he rose up through the ranks from firefighter to deputy keefe and served in that department for 30 years. he was only 53 years old. a memorial service takes place at harb

. >> in order to get it it's going to sell more stock, scott mcgrew.current shareholders want to hear. >> no, it dilutes the value when you do this. companies can manufacture stock just like they do cars. tesla doesn't own stock in itself, no company does, but it can make more stock and is sell it for cash. in fact, this is not the first i am tesla had done this, it sold stock to pay off its department of energy loan. so tesla will it tell 2.7 million new shares worth about $600 million. this will help it pay for all the factory conversions it needs to make the model x and model 3. now, lodge lee tesla's share price should fall because there are more shares out there, but investors seem pleased that tesla is going to have the extra money and that seems to have offset any worry. not every company can get away with this. >>> apple has released its latest diversity numbers it's slightly less male, slightly less white than it was but only slightly. what the report really shows is how massive apple is. tim cook says the company fired 11,000 women last year,

scott mcgrew, something not current shareholders will want to hear. >> they don't want to hear that because the dilutes the value. a lot of people don't rel lies companies can manufacture stock just like they do cars. tesla does not own stock in itself, but it can make more and sell it for cash. this is not the first time tesla had done this, it's sold stock to pay off its department of energy loan. tesla is going to sell 2.7 million if you shares worth about $600 million. this will help it pay for all the factory conversions it needs to make the model x and the model 3. now, logically tesla's share price should fall because there are more shares out there, but investors seem pleased that tesla is going to have all that extra money and had a seems to have offset the worry. not every company can get away with this. >>> this fellow is ron johnson, he created the apple stores, the single most successful retail store on the plant when you measure profit per square foot, wise as profitable as tiffany's, he made target cool, too. he was so amazingly successful he was hired to turn jcpenney around

. >> scott mcgrew leaves and a everything paul's apart. it's a little bit of a different story than yesterday's up and down. u.s. stock futures are pointing to a rebound on the heels of one of the most volatile days in years on wall street. asian markets were down overnight with japan falling 4%. china's government just this morning moving to cut interest rates to make borrowing easier for companies and potentially stem those losses in the stock markets. the european markets in positive territory across the boards and oil prices which fell to their lowest level on monday are also bouncing higher today, but the bottom line is financial advisors say individual investors shouldn't be freaking out over their 401(k)'s. they say you should focus on]÷qv long-term and not panic. they say stay diversified and maybe shift some of your assets to stocks or the safety of bond or cash. sell a little if you must but not bail out completely. >>> starbucks ceo howard shultz is telling baristas to be nicer to customers amid the market turmoil. he says custo