according to sisco's data traffic forecast, mobile data traffic will increase eight fold by 2018.iving much of the data use and predicts more people will access data on damage jets in the connected ome. a nasa researcher wants to use technology from space exploration to reserve water in breweries and wineries. >> a not so trivial fact for your friends at the pub, for every pint of beer that goes down the hatch, three or four pinets of water go down the drain. it doesn't take a nasa scientists to tell you that's a lot of waste for a precious resource. >> we have limited resources so the industrial infrastructure is going to have to get to the point where it's making better use of those resources. >> matt is a former astronaut. he took the closed loop system for space and adapted it for earth. they uploaded their project to planet forward. >> it's an advanced waste water treatment system that leverradges active organisms to clean water from waste water. >> they brought their system to the bear republic brewery in california. they plugged in the pipes and those newly discovered micro

and sisco forecasting that sales this quarter may miss some estimates.ompany did post a second a ter earning beat of $.40 share. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west" where we focus on technology and the future of business. le november vow will make motorola mobility profitable in just a few quarters. the company plans to relaunch the motorola brand in china and emerging markets. they are working to get approval for the $2.9 billion deal to buy most of motorola from google. >> verizon wireless is offering discounts under it's more everything plan. they are doubling monthly data allowances offering $20 a month discounts and including free international access. verizon trying to keep one discounts from at&t, sprint and t mobile. >> twitter says uses of service are twice as likely to buy a new car as the average household. they may be aiming for a larger piece of the auto advertising market had is worth $15 billion a year. >> google is famous for mapping the earth but sometimes its images are up to three years old. what do businesses that need to know how

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chains are required on interstate 80 from sisco and placer county to the donner lake interchange. chains will also required on highway 50 on twin bridges to meyers. >>> a bit of good news when it comes to the drought. state officials say we still have a long way to go. the northern sierra, 15% of normal. the central sierra including the tahoe area doing better. 32% of normal. while the southern sierra is at 24%. make sure you stay with "mornings on 2" for the latest weather conditions all throughout the morning. you can check ktvu.com and mobile ktvu for our live stormtracker2 radar. you can see live traffic cameras. >>> 7:39. new this morning, the investigation continues into a deadly crash in the east bay city of pittsburg. a car hit a power pole causing power problems in the area. ktvu's alex savidge joins us live from the crash scene to tell us what is happening there right now. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning to you, tori. pittsburg police have confirmed this was a stolen truck killing the driver and the accident also took out a pair of power poles here on west

and sisco is reporting earnings before the shopping bell as does general growth properties. after the close we'll hear fryo. >>> thailand's election was marred with protest in bangkok and in the south. the election commission says 6 million voters were affected by the closures. now, head of the portfolio management at singapore is joining us now on the phone. darrell, can i ask you just where this election gets, if anywhere, because it seems to me we can't form a parliament. the protests are still going to be ongoing. and there is still judicial interference. where are we now? >> well, there is still political impasse. the management has managed to block the proper formation of the parliament simply from a week ago when it had the registration process. as far as the jurisdictions and the bangkok area, there's still a -- the events over the weekend be still be -- this is just continuing on in thailand. >> what does this mean for policy? it was a $65 billion finance bill they were hoping to enact over the next couple of months. there's concern about the growth and tourism indu