they are accused of killing calvin snead last june. they gunned him down with the daughter just a few pete away -- feet away. they say they had been looking for their daughter who had been exploited by snead. >>> last month people gathered in napa for the first ever bottle rocket festival and they claim festival organizers oh more than $200,000 and that raise is the amount owed to vendors to more than $1.7 million. >>> sal, you ready to take care of the folks this morning? >> we are. we have been looking for crashes and looking at chp as usual and listening to our sources and we don't have a lot going on, let's take a look at 880. right now traffic is moving a long well getting through and there are no major problems as you drive through from vallejo over to oak lap. the commute looks good and looks good all the way to san francisco. it is a nice drive, 280 and 101 and 85. >> steve? there is one thing i want to say, 280 off coleman avenue, there is a crash on the off ramp there. >>> thank you, 64 degrees, my good friend down in san jos

joining us is bill snead, snead capital management. ceo and chief investment officer.l, we're all dieing to know, where does, you know, cash go to die? tell us and why. >> well cash goes to die in the tech sector. and, the reason is, some, somebody decided somewhere in the last five to 10 years that it's very effective for a company to hoard capital far beyond what they could ever successfully dispose within the context of running or growing their business. then just leave it sitting there on their balance sheet. so it's not that money goes to die invested in tech stocks but the profits and the free cash flow of the businesses, that cash has a tendency to go there to die. liz: i don't understand why you're saying this. i understand where you feel that certain portions of technology are not doing very much but suddenly you're looking at areas that have exploded. if you look at the qualcomms of the world, have beautiful returns, autodesk, we've got the ceo, carl bascombing up in a fox business exclusive, they're at the forefront of brilliant things out there. >> we're no

snead lane more precise along 280, a serious crash involving a couple cars and one lane is blocked.of 101 coming down to washington street. heavy bumper to bumper traffic due to an earlier accident there. eric? >> thanks very much. when we come >>> good morning. current temperatures mainly in the 50s exempt for santa rosa and along the coast. thanks to the clear sky you're in the 40s. downtown san francisco, no morning marine layer or clouds. temperatures today run about average if not a lit bellow, especially in the south bay. 76 tide in san jose, 66 in san francisco, check out concord at 81, one of the warm spots. your accuweather seven-day forecast, a little warmer tomorrow and friday but much ♪ >>> here's something special for our "gma" viewers. this is the first look at a brand-new movie about princess diana. getting so much buzz already. naomi watts plays her. we're not going to show her face just yet. we want you to be surprised. we're going to show you more in a little bit. >> now, that's a tease. that's a tease. i can't wait for that. >>> also ahead, the actress who cracked

we need to look at the records of all the innocent american phone calls every day, and i think you sneador bill of rights and a respect for privacy and particularly a respect for the fourth amendment. i think you have to protect americans and protect freedom at the same time. i know of no case where a traditional warrant wouldn't have worked. >> you're also laying the groundwork for a potential run. how do you expect to gather nominations when your views are such? >> there was a poll out just this week that said well over 60% of republicans thing the nsa's gone too far. they think your private phone calls and your records, you should have to have a warrant. so i think as we have a fuller debate on these discussions, you're going to find not only republicans are with me on this issue, the youth are. president obama lost 20 points among the young voters in the last month, and the reason he did so is because they see him now as a hypocrite who's unwilling to defend the privacy of the internet. i think issues like this resonate beyond the republican label and i think they're going to help us