[music] scott mcgrew: good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. it's obvious that steph curry is key to the golden state warriors success. it's also been proven twice now that the team suffers when curry does not play due to that injury. what if you could predict curry's injuries before they happened? or andrew luck's or peyton manning's? it'd be a game changer in the most literal way. there is a start-up that claims it can. kitman labs says just by pointing a camera at an athlete and recording his body movements or her body movements, it can accurately predict future injuries. no sensors. just a camera and 90 seconds of video. that is the claim that stephen smith is making, and the detroit pistons believe him. the miami dolphins believe him. i don't know who they are, but the leinster rugby club believes him. joined by jon swartz of "usa today" and joe menn of reuters. it's leinster rugby club? stephen smith: leinster rugby club. scott: leinster rugby club. very good. they believe you. make me believe you. is it as simple as you point a camera at

scott mcgrew, not the person who should know best. >> yeah, janet yellen says not in a bubble and you have to think, she is an economics professor from berkeley. she's got that.

let's send it right now over to scott mcgrew who is joining us with the very latest. ott, what can you tell us? >> 215,000 jobs added in the month of march. the unemployment rate does pick up to 5.0%. 5%. i have said over the many, many, many years that i have been bringing you this number ignore 0.01 moving one way on the unemployment rate. yes, the unployment rate does go up. ignore the big number. now, is it as big as some of the ones we've seen in the past? no, kris and sam, it is not. steady job growth and 14 million jobs created in the last year. we're doing just fine. this is a solid number. >> all right, thank you very much, scott. good to hear. >> yeah, it is. most definitely. >>> concerned parents in one east bay community is trying to put an end to what is called acceptance week. >> that petition opposes a week of lessons scheduled for wind mere ranch middle school in san ramon. the student leadership school at that group, but some parents think this has gone too far. one parent wrote on the petition page "there is a time for everything in life, i don't thin

. >>> scott mcgrew has the latest jobs numbers. he will also take a look at tesla and how the meter moves when it comes to unveiling the new model 3. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast hour==ta vo==he'sxpem wagto 15o >>> governor jerry brown set to sign a bill raising the state minimum wage to $15 an hour scaled out over several years. expected to sign that bill mand in los angeles. approved yesterday by legislature. that wage won't reach until 2022. slowly increase to that amount first going from $10 to $10.50 an hour on january 1st of next year. >>> so, today we could learn more about the future of drone safety. an faa committee will issue their final report today. many people in the aviation i

i'm scott mcgrew. i don't immediately understand every trend in technology, i'm not much of a snapchat user, for instance. but i try to get the gist of every new thing. but this surprised me. this is the inside of the s.a.p. center in san jose during a video game tournament. thousands of people, packed to the rafters, watching other people play video games. now, they do this in person and they watch online. it's a huged by. amazon paid $1 billion for a video game channel called twitch and others have sprung up as well, showing off video. gaes to millions, raptor and some called plays tv has more than 1. 5 million year. that was created by dennis fong, a silicon valley entrepreneur. the most famous video game player of an era. dennis fresh fong is the joe namath of video games. joined by jake ward, michelle quinn. going back to that video, of all of the people packing the a.s.t. center, if you walked through the s.a.p. center, are you thronged or is it like kids and peewee football and joe namath walked

. >>> up next, scott mcgrew standing by in the studio with a warning this morning, scott. >> a warning from adobe that will affect your computer. i'll tell you how to solve it. that's just ahead. >>> clinton, trump, sanders, cruz, who will you vote for? we'll show you what californians are thinking. results of a new poll after the break. >>> got a tip for nbc bay area investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate. baki ne inan se ==ve=the ia picr >>> at 5:13. breaking news from san jose. a police investigation under way right now near east william and south tenth street. as you can see, the scene very active as there are police officers on, bright lights. they've shut down the area. this is only about a block away from san jose state. we have calls out to san jose police trying to get more information. kris sanchez is on the way to the scene right now. we'll have an update from kris coming up as soon as she arrives. on air and online and download nbc bay area app and get updates right to your cell phone. >>> all those numbers com

scott mcgrew, no secret. cruz and carly fiorina have been in talks. >> they are far apart in their politics. but fiorina was quick to endorse cruz. fiorina, of course, the former ceo of hewlett-packard. her staffers tell our sister blog that the cruz campaign is vetting fiorina. fiorina will speak as well this saturday at the state gop convention in burlingame. presidential candidates don't name vice presidential running mates until after they are nominated, but this is a very unusual campaign year. two interesting things happen today. we get the latest information about san francisco house prices. it's possible we'll see more evidence the city's rocketing prices are slowing down. that comes later this morning. i'll bring it to you the minute we getç it from case-shiller. this afternoon, apple reports profits. apple could have made less money than previously. >> good morning. wall street looks to rebound from monday's modest losses. futures are higher and nasdaq posting its first three-day losing streak sinc

i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanchez. family members say the victim was the father of a 6-year-old, and they have shocked about his death. found dead after he was shot early. >> san point drive, not too far from the east ridge mall. nbc bay area's bob redell covering the story all morning live at the scene. >> reporter: good morning. since sun-up, people who knew and loved this young father have been leaving flowers at site of the scene where he died and asking how did this person, a young person, who was a good person, end up shot and killed in the neighborhood? >> reporter: the grief has been overwhelming for the family and friends of carlos, the 25-year-old man gunned down in the middle of sand point drive. >> this is all of the shots. i can't even comprehend this to my mind now. >> reporter: a family member believes he was going to meet someone late last night to sell a pit bull puppy, that he chose sand point drive as neutral location, one street away from his home. around 10:40, neighbors heard several gunshots. whe

. >>> we'll take you back to "today in the bay" studios with our very own scott mcgrew. >> here is more about giants shortstop all-star brandon crawford. >> brandon crawford isn't just the best shortstop in the game. he was born to be a giant. >> when i grow up, i'm going to crush it for you guys. >> that's exactly what he has done. bare hand, backhand, there's no throw he can't make. they blast one at him. that why he's a man with a gold golden glove. welme ck it'notusthegits. ==ra/i >>> welcome back not just the giant and the dodgers taking the field. four big sporting events across the bay area. the a's wrap up their series with the white sox this afternoon and a huge matchup at oracle arena as the warriors host the spurs with a chance of nba history on the line. the winnipeg jets are taking on the sharks in the south bay. right back to sam and laura live at at&t park in just a minute. virgin american airlines isn't gone just yet but scott mcgrew joins us to explain there already are plans to bring it back anyway. >> that's right. virgin america was sold to alaska airlines, kira, ove

scott mcgrew, you wondered if tesla could meet all the demand. >> the problem is tesla doesn't make a lot of cars and we got a reminder wednesday when tesla said it fell short of production with its cars and, remember, that's with two different model lines, not three. now tesla will have to deal with three model lines. elan musk also claimed for adding too much technology to the model 1. to remind you, it is a rational overconfidence which generally leads to something bad. >>> the new virtual reality gear oculous is running into the same problem. people who should have gotten their goggles last week have not. no statement of hubris. the ceo said not going to wax poetic. a lot of references in business this morning. >>> let's check in with economic major. university of corona? >> yeah, university trying to do research very well done, scott. let's talk about wall street today and broadly we're looking at possible losses because when we look at futures, they're pointing lower at this point. the arrows possibly later on today. stocks did fall on monday to kick off the week. the nasdaq bre

. >> or as scott mcgrew puts it, we think we're getting a good look at it. >> the feinstein bill to make an end to end an end to inscription. the kind you find on apple imessage. we think this is the rough draft. it certainly looks official. it was leaked over the weekend. california senator dianne feinstein won't say if this is her bill, but her office won't deny it either. we think this is a trial balloon. deliberately leak it and put it out there and see what people think. the irony, of course, is if it was accidentally or maliciously leaked then you have a bill about secret that is supposed to be kept secret that is not secret. twitter named two new people to its board of directors. a british entrepreneur that does not a lot of tweeting. that is actually unusual the tweeting. the members of twitter's board generally don't use twitter. we'll take a closer look at that coming up in the 6:00 hour. in the meantime, let's check your news before the bell. landon dowdy is back at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> hey, there, scott. good monday morning to you. the markets will get a

after graduation and the years following that, women and men are paid about the same and then, scott mcgrew, something changes. >> one of the big factors is when workers start a family. we've been looking at some silicon valley salary information, sam. we found some interesting facts beyond what you have there. first, pay tends to be more ekeweke ekew ekewitual at smaller companies. brand-new start ups tend to have almost perfect pay equality. the study by the job placement firm hired says job negotiations have a big effect on job pay. in silicon valley the average male candidate simply asks for more money and nearly 70% of the time, according to the study, he gets it. in the san francisco bay area in high tech, women expect an average of $124,000. men $126,000. do keep in mind this is not comparing job to job. >>> let's check the rest of the news before the bell. landon dowdy is live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> hi, scott. good morning. wall street will try to turn its fortunes around and reversing early gains. the s&p 500 index, the broadest measure of the market i

scott mcgrew, you said the fix is easy. >> hackers have found a way inthe flash plug in and use that vulnerable where that mess says, hey, unless you pay us money, delete your hard drive. many sites don't use it any more. youtube, for instance, moved away from flash years ago. it is there from time to time. you may even realize the ad at the top of your website or what not is fix. i posted a link on my facebook page and we tweeted it out and, sam and laura, you can retweet it, as well. >>> a tax scam has gotten much worse. hackers send an e-mail to a company that purports to be from the ce and said says me all the records for tax purposes. that is very sensitive information. who would fall for that? very smart people including office workers at snapchat and cgate. >>> we're not in a bubble according to janet yellen who ought to know such thing. this would make us all very happy, except kind of the rule is you don't know you're in a bubble until it pops. alan greenspan said the same thing and he was wrong. >>> you've seen half-court contests at basketball games. the sacramento kings h

. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. april showers bring may flowers.s around. let's bring in meteorologist kari hall. >> we're talking about trace amounts of rain so far. some light showers moving across parts of the bay area. while we can barely see anything as you head across the gol

i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez.

. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. this event has grown over the years and so has the police response. >> bob redell is live in golden gate park. the party has already started behind you. >> reporter: it has. it's known as 4/20. it's an annual celebration of marijuana that takes place every april 20th with a big smokeout at 4:20 in the afternoon. nowhere near what is expected. last year and the years past, around 15,000 people were here at golden gate park. park rangers are expecting as many as 10,000 to this gathering that you should know is unsanctioned and permitted by the city of san francisco. now, to help control the crowds this year are the park and city stepping up enforcement, more rangers inside and on the perimeter to eliminate traffic so people are going to have to get some really good luck finding parking off property. you won't be allowed to sell anything though we have seen a few tents up already clocking paraphernalia. and this year there will be bathrooms and lots of trash cans. they are already out. t

. >> i'm scott mcgrew.hanie chuang live where the meeting is under way. the chair did not hold back on criticism of the sheriff. >> reporter: no,

scott mcgrew, thank you very much.here is video that shows a dramatic rescue of two missing boaters in texas. they were both found alive yesterday. the boaters were found clinging to oil rigs in galveston bay. the men became stranlded at sea on monday after their boat capsized. both men were airlifted. they are expected to make a full recovery. someone who not only recovered but has a new home ponch the bay bridge dog is going to a new home and family. >> that 10 pound chihuahua running loose on the bay bridge earlier this month. little dog brought traffic to a standstill during the morning commute. officers were able to eventually catch him, but no one came forward to claim him. the shelter taking care of him says they found the perfect home for the nervous dog who likes to run. >>> he was named ponch after poncherello from the tv show "chips" from the 1970s. >>> let's check in with o)i. >> you just have to be careful with that dog. once it breaks out in a sprint, it's all over. that weather system moved off to the ea

. >> i'm scott mcgrew. supervisors just heard the result of the blue ribbon study into the jail, a report that compares the jail to a crashing plane. >> it was formed after three guards beat inmate michael tyree to death. >> stephanie chuang live where the meeting is under way. the chair did not hold back on criticism of the sheriff. >> reporter: no, she did not. a retired judge, former independent police officer for san jose, shachaired the commisn and likened the jails here in the county to a plane that crashed and said that the person in charge, the sheriff, was the pilot, indifferent, incompetent, combination of both, taking down that plane. the commission wants to the supervisors here to replace lori smith, the sheriff, take away her role as head authority over the jails here. the commission alleges that overall sheriff's department didn't cooperate during the process, not giving documents. one example the county says one area of concern is inmate fights. 80 this year compared to 225 last year. a week

. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. april showers bring may flowers. it's a good thing the rain is still coming down. gray skies and clouds around. let's bring in meteorologist kari hall. >> we're talking about trace amounts of rain so far. some light showers moving across parts of the bay area. while we can barely see anything as you head across the golden gate bridge, you cross to the north and you see a lot of sunshine. healdsburg where the rain has yet to get. this has been light and we will see this throughout the morning and early afternoon. some hit or miss activity. app close look now. you can see the light showers extending from the peninsula to oakland to parts of the east bay. you will have some spots where we don't see much rain at all. but it gets heavier through this evening. the bright yellows and reds show intense rain and the possibility of thunderstorms too. and it starts to make it into the north bay. late tonight and early into the morning where we not see much rainfall accumulation in those areas. i'll give you an idea what to expe

i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon in for kris sanchez.ing this little girl. >> stephanie chuang is live outside of police headquarters. stephanie, they are expanding their search. >> reporter: they are, scott. you mentioned it, this is statewide now. san francisco police telling me this mor t

. >> i'm scott mcgrew. the san carlos airport, it's been around since the first world war, the houses came later. but neighbors say, the noise from the airport is bothering them. they want something done. >> nbc bay area's bob redell is live, in brentwood city, where a meeting with the board of supervises just wrapped out. who's going to come out on top? >> reporter: not clear yet. the supervises are received a status update, heard from staff about din ways to try to solve the noise problem at san carlos airport. much of which is caused by surf air, that's a regional airline that runs several flights in and out of san carlos airport on a daily basis using noisy prop planes and that's generated hundreds of complaints over the past several months, years of people who live under that. this morning surf air appeared at meeting and advised board and residents they want to solve the problem, it has adjusted flight approach into the airport over past several days and will continue to make adjustments over the next

i'm scott mcgrew. kris/2shot and i'm kris sanchez. ==boxes== we have live team coverage for you this midday as is pouring in from the entertainment world and fans worldwide. . laura garcia cannon will have more on that. first... nbc bay area's stephanie chuang is live in san francisco. monthsainment world but worldwide as well. first, we go to nbc bay area prinhanie chuang, live in san francisco. prince was just here at oracle arena a couple of months ago. >> reporter: yes, a couple of months ago. we came to this area of this neighborhood because prince does have music here at local stores cad we came out here and it took minutes to find fans. they were devastated. i had to break the news to some of them. that was awful. but the great purple, the purple one, considered one of music bests. hitting people here very hard. take a look at one of the pictures that we have before his performance in march, he sat courtside at a warriors and thunder game. the crowd gave him a standing ovation. he performed at the paramount theater a couple of

let's turn it over to the tech expert scott mcgrew. where are your goggles, scott? >> right mere.ood morning, sam and laura. you've probably seen the virgin america san francisco giants playing over the years. our hometown airline has been super supportive of our hometown team. remember they put a beard on the front of one of their airplanes. now word from virgin's founder that he might bring the brand back. virgin america, as you know, was sold to alaska airlines. it may take more than a year for the deal to be approved. once it is, we expect virgin to disappear. but, if and when that happens branson told "travel magazine" he would consider starting a new airline in the united states with the virgin brand. the article came out as, once again, named virgin america as the best airline in the united states which it has been since 2008. now, branson was a minority owner in virgin america. american law says foreigners cannot control domestic airlines. br branson said that meant he was able to stop the steal of virgin america and how true is that, sam? you'll give us a reality and figu

i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez.n east bay casino early this morning. we brought this to you as breaking news live all morning long. >> the robbery happened just west of concord. bob redell is live at the casino. what is the latest? >> well, good morning to you, scott and kris. within the past few minutes here, the sheriff's office just released images of the suspect

. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. our cameras across the area showing gray skies.re still tracking the heavy rain moving through the east bay and now into the south bay. while we do have some very light rain elsewhere, when you see the bright yellows and reds, that shows where the most intense red is and it's been

. >> scott mcgrew, silicon valley start-ups watching secure works hoping for the best. >> how that company went was an indication maybe of how future ipos will go. laura's right. the company failed to get the price it wanted when it first offered stock to early investors. only $14 a share. when it started trading on the nasdaq, the price went nowhere. the gain just 60 cents. no reason for confetti. there are lots of rationalizations. secure works is not based in silicon valley. it doesn't make a profit. it is a really old company not a start-up. there are lots of ways ceos can say they are not like us, but this is the first big tech ipo of the year and it was a dud. you can't explain that away. >>> apple was supposed to report profits today but will delay a day so the company can hold a memorial for bill campbell who died last week. apple will say iphone sales fell for the first time since the iphone was invented. let's get a check of the news before the bell. landon dowdy is live. >> good morning to you. marks could start the week in the red. futures are lower and dow coming off a positiv

. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. our cameras across the area showing gray skies. let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. what's the latest? >> we're still tracking the heavy rain moving through the east bay and now into the south bay. while we do have some very light rain elsewhere, when you see the bright yellows and reds, that shows where the most intense red is and it's been scattered around santa rosa and fairfax. as we zoom into san francisco, taking a break for most of the city on the western side of the city, around the sunset district, you're seeing light rain there. over towards san ramon and into the tri-valley, livermore, heavy downpours. in fremont, the showers are coming down at a rate as we zoom in about .04 an hour. quite a heavy downpour there. looking at san jose, rain moving in towards los gatos. that continues to progress towards the south and east and move towards morgan hill. haven't seen any lightning or strong winds but as the wind picks up as the rain moves in, also slick roads that you'll have to worry about and that will be with us f

i'm scott mcgrew. >> and happy friday indeed, i'm kris sanchez. thanks for joining us this morning. a deadly police chase that ended with a car smashing into a fighter jet. >> nbc bay area's bob redell is live to tell us what we're learning about the suspects. such a weird case, bob. >> reporter: it is, scott and kris. it turns out the driver and the passenger are from right here in the south bay. the coroner just released the names of those two people killed in that crash yesterday. one is anthony raymond castillo. he's 29 years old, he's from campbell. the other person,

i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanchez.about his death. found dead after he was shot early. >> san point drive, not too far from the east ridge mall. nbc bay area's bob redell covering the story all morning live at the scene. >> reporter: good morning. since sun-up, people who knew and loved this young father have been leaving flowers at site of e

. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. the calendar says spring but it's feeling a lot more like summer out there. >> we have team coverage. stephanie chuang is live in san francisco but first anthony slaughter starts our coverage. anthony, a heat spike. >> yeah. in fact we're just going to see temperatures warm today into the 80s and 90s and then we're back to seeing things as we should be. the maps tell the story. it is 76 degrees right now in san francisco, 75 in san jose. maunlt ray is at 77 degrees. now, to compare things we like to show you how the rest of the country is faring. we are just about the same temperature as miami, florida. and you know that's a place that's always hot, so we're talking about summertime temperatures here today. 86 degrees is where we're headed to san francisco later on. low 90s expected for our inland valleys, tri-valley, south bay and the north bay for today. as we move toward the day tomorrow we will see temperatures cool down in a big way. we've got more cloud cover and will see the po

scott mcgrew, something that x mixes tv and your phone together. >> you know this.fits into your set top box and lately behind your tv. coming out with this latest streaming stick. i admit it looks like this old one but a clever feature sends the audio to your phone and put your earbuds in the phone jack and listen to the tv through the phone wirelessly. >>> earlier, i gave you a heads-up about polycom. i'm told it may be purchased by a smaller canadian company. >>> chip-maker marvell, the president has been dismissed from her job, so, too, has her co-founder and husband. marvell has been struggling with counting ir leglarities lately. both will remain on the board. and just in crypting its entire system, means nobody, not the cia, not fbi not whatsapp can read your messages, this comes as the fbi becomes more aggressive. apple i messages already does this end to end but not everybody does this especially in developing country. more than a billion people use wh whatapp. the only bigger one is facebook itself. this will change a lot of things for people in countries

i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanchez. this story developing by the minute. and what we know right now is that the latest inmate fight started in the last three hours at santa clara county jail. sources tell nbc bay area the jail is under lockdown. the latest brawl started around 8:00, in the south section a medium security area. sources add one person was taken to valley medical center for treatment. we're working to find how many inmates were involved. robert honda is at jail now gathering information. if anything changes during this newscast, we'll bring it you. >>> more details on the intense scrutiny that jail has been under for months. three jail deputies facing charges after allegedly beating an inmate to death. and last month lori smith used her own money to buy surveillance cameras and days later, another brawl caught on camera, leading critics to ask whether that fight was staged. >>> requiring companies to give six weeks of fully paid leave to new parents. nbc bay area's stephanie chuang is in the newsroom. >> sounds good for families, right, time

i'm scott mcgrew. kris/2shot and i'm kris sanchez.== terra nova high school, orgega school and ingrid b lacy middle school are in "secure campus" mode. the principal sent out a note to parents saying that because of nearby police activity -- they have decided to

i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanchez. this story developing by the minute.lara county jail. sources tell nbc bay area the jail is under lockdown. the latest brawl started around 8:00, in the south section a medium security area. sources add one person was taken to valley medical center for treatment. we're working to find how many

i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. it's becoming clear that for the first time in a decade california could play a major role in the presidential primary. >> bob redell is in front of the hyatt regency. this is in burlingame. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott and kris. within the past 30 to 50 minutes, i'd say, it's gotten a little more tense out here. you have a number of protesters, either anti-trump protesters and at least a few hundred, possibly more and what they have done is they have blocked both entrances to the hyatt regency where donald trump is supposed to speak at noon. you can see the police within the past minute, i'd say, they have blocked this part of the road so protesters can't come over here where you see behind you. they have linked arms and they are shutting down access to the road. more police have come out here. we are expecting them to issue perhaps an order for them to disperse, to do something to remove them because right now there is no way for donald trump's motorcad

. >> and i'm scott mcgrew.ell is live in golden gate park. the party has already started behind you. >> reporter: it has. it's known as 4/20. it's an annual celebration of

. >> scott mcgrew has the latest data. >> talk about a possible cooldown. >> that's what we were concerned released from case-shiller, a highly respected measure of home prices. robert schiller won a nobel prize. if san francisco house prices continue to move up 1.1% in the last month measure. overall gain from this time last year, 9.3%. we did see a hiccup last month. case-shiller defining san francisco the same way that the u.s. census does. that could be misleading. it's not just san francisco but oakland and down the east bay, as well. it does not include the peninsula. >> we are waiting for new data from twitter today as well. the san francisco company reports profit. they care more about the users. show me the user. last time twitter reported three months ago, it said it had gotten smaller. investors will be very alarmed if that user broke continues. big news out of amazon. it's joining door dash and uber eats to deliver food in san francisco and will do it for free. there is no mark-up. whatever you pay for the burger at the restaurant, that's going to be the price. offering $10 off

i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon in for kris sanchez. the clock is ticking in that creditical search for that 2-year-old toddler. her mother was found murdered on friday. police are stressing the urgency of finding this little girl. >> stephanie chuang is live outside of police headquarters. stephanie, they are expanding their search. >> reporter: they are, scott. you mentioned it, this is statewide now. san francisco police telling me this morning they are working with law enforcement agencies across the bay area and down to southern california to try and track down little ariana fitts. six days ago is when san francisco police learned that nicole and her 2-year-old daughter have been missing. nikki, the mom, was last seen on april 1st. ariana has not been seen since late february. last friday police found nikki murdered here at mclaren park just a few miles from the best buy store where she worked. right now they are focused round the clock on finding little ariana and that's what's driving family members like nikki's sister. >> i don'

. >> i'm scott mcgrew.bors say, the noise from the airport is bothering them. they want something done. >> nbc bay area's bob redell is live, in brentwood city, where a meeting with the board of supervises just wrapped out. who's going to come out on top? >> reporter: not clear yet. the supervises are received a status update, heard from staff about din

i'm scott mcgrew. >> and happy friday indeed, i'm kris sanchez. thanks for joining us this morning. new this midday we are just learning about a south bay connection to a deadly police chase that ended with a car smashing into a fighter jet. >> nbc bay area's bob redell is live to tell us what we're learning about the suspects. such a weird case, bob. >> reporter: it is, scott and kris. it turns out the driver and the passenger are from right here in the south bay. the coroner just released the names of those two people killed in that crash yesterday. one is anthony raymond castillo. he's 29 years old, he's from campbell. the other person, melissa marie miller. she was 36 years old and she was from san jose. the couple was killed early yesterday morning in a high-speed chase with chp. this was taking place down in southern california. officers initially approached the car because they thought it might be disabled. that's when the suv the couple was in took off. the car started driving erratically according to chp, reaching speeds of more than 100 miles an hour and heading down the w

i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. police hope that the eye on the sky will help them to catch a suspect that robbed an east bay casino early this morning. we brought this to you as breaking news live all morning long. >> the robbery happened just west of concord. bob redell is live at the casino. what is the latest? >> well, good morning to you, scott and kris. within the past few minutes here, the sheriff's office just released images of the suspect captured by the surveillance cameras inside the california grand casino behind me here in pacheco. you'll notice these images are not of great quality, but they do show the suspect dressed in a halloween mask. it's hard to tell what kind of mask it is, but it is a halloween mask. a hoodie, orange gloves, and carrying a semiautomatic rifle. we spoke to someone who was playing poker at the time. this robbery taking place around 4:45 this morning. he says the man was in and out of the casino within a short amount of time, within about a minute. this poker player also showed

i'm scott mcgrew. kris/2shot and i'm kris sanchez. ==kris//2 shot== we are also following a developing story out of pacifica where three schools are on lockdown. ==anim== ==kris//map== terra nova high school, orgega school and ingrid b lacy middle school are in "secure campus" mode. the principal sent out a note to parents saying that because of nearby police activity -- they have decided to keep all students inside. >> that is because of nearby police activity and they decided to keep all the students inside. according to pacifica police, there was no crime on any of those campuses and the lockdown is just out of an abundance of caution. when we talked with pacificy police, they would not get specific about the crime they're investigating nearby, but we're continuing to ask. >> and other top story, hundreds of city college of san francisco faculty members are on the picket line, not in the classro classrooms. they want a bigger paycheck. >> that means thousands of students have no class to go to today. in fact, the future of their en

. >> and i'm scott mcgrew.ancisco but first anthony slaughter starts our coverage. anthony, a heat spike. >> yeah. in fact we're just going to see temperatures warm today into the 80s and 90s and then we're back to seeing things as we should be. the

scott mcgrew, we have been in the boom cycle for some time now. is that the big question? >> that's a big question. a lot of families, salaries bigger than that. santa clara based intel says it will cut 11% of the work force globally. that works out to that 12,000 number, give or take. now, that's globally, not all of the layoffs will come in the south bay, but, frankly, many will. intel says it's restructuring. it's pivoting away from dhip chips for another things. so that is our first indication this might not be the sign of a darker day for the bay area economy, if we think of these layoffs as the result of that pivot. not because the economy is slowing. it's obviously no help to the families affected. but we've seen several companies pivot and shed jobs. hewlett packer sends people packing all the time. we've forgotten how many over the years. hp is trying to figure out what it's supposed to be. analysts at the respected replacement firm say it would be wrong to assume that increased job cuts are a weakness in the text sector. the industry is going through a transforma

. >> scott mcgrew we typically know how this kind of things go. >> usually they rise the price up andand in this case the opposite is happening. you may recognize the name because it's the company that martin shkreli bought. he is called the most hated man in america because of his practice of buying pharmaceutical companies and raising the price of badly needed drugs. shkreli was ceo of kalobios before he ran into trouble with a different deal. they will lower the cost to the cost of making it it plus a reasonable transparntd profit. >>> facebook starts its f8 conference today in ft. mason. taking a look at its payroll and it pays men and women equal for equal jobs. microsoft just announced the same. >>> all this comes on equal pay day. the day that women have to work to from last year to make what a man made in 2015. now, that statistic is up for a lot of debate, but, nonetheless, we know unequal pay is a problem. a study by job placement firm hired said job negotiation husband a big effect. the average male candidate just asks for more money and 70% of the time he gets it. in the s

. >> scott mcgrew you have been doing the math and what do you think? >> well, days ago i wondered if tesla could meet the demand. that is when tesla was dealing with 100,000 orders and now like 250,000. the problem we're concerned about, tesla doesn't make a lot of cars and we got a reminder of that yesterday when tesla said it fell short of its production of cars. that with two different model lines. the tesla 3 and now talking about three model lines. elan musk blamed it on hubris for adding far too much technology in the model x in the version one. you don't see the word hubris in a business statement very often, do you. for that matter outside a freshman english class. the overconfidence generally leading to something bad. >>> the new virtual reality gear oculous is running into the same problem. orders coming in faster than it can make it also due to a parts shortage. no statement of hubris. the ceo said he's not going to, a lot of littery references. >>> sam and kris, i have a waffle iron made by general electric. we can still make waffles and i

. >> scott mcgrew a bit of mystery surrounding this bill.e a first look at it. >> i may. the bill was leaked, sam. we're not sure if the leak was delivered or not. for this matter, if this is, indeed, authentic. senator feinstein's office won't confirm to reporters that it's real, but they won't say it isn't either. so, this may be a balloon to see how tech leaders react. senator feinstein has been very clearly on the side of the fbi in the fight over the cell phone encryption. in an editorial to "time magazine" apple's refusal to lock the phone used by the san bernardino shooter puts americans at risk. only you and the receiver can read it and apple can't at all and no one else can. that would change under this proposed law. apple would be required to change its system. >>> twitter named two new people to its board of directors. one is a top executive at pepsi and the other a british entrepreneur that does a lot of tweeting. that is actually really unusual. twitter directors generally don't use twitter. let's go to the scoreboard, shall we?

scott mcgrew: can big data predict big injuries in sports?bs' stephen smith has convinced top-level teams his software can do it. even we didn't know the modern roller coaster started as a silicon valley success story. and a look at "the membership economy." our reporters joe menn of reuters and jon swartz of "usa today," this week on "press:here." [music]