as we reported one of our sources, a floating retail space for google glassings. so far, google hasn't surrendered any of its secrets, but we'll stay on top of the story. brian webb, kpix5. >> the google barge has become more than just a mystery ship. someone set up a twitter account for it. so far, there's been no mention or a hint of what the barge could be up to. >>> around the clock search is on tonight for a missing san jose man, 65-year-old, walter steiver went mining for gold in the sierra last wednesday. his family called deputies. when the nevada sheriff's department are searching a rural area in nevada city. >> every day i see him going to the park or school just working that metal detector. minding his own business. >> very smart and sharp guy with his hands. he built all the concrete fences over there at our place and there was a neighbor down the road that became ill and needed a wheelchair ramp and he set it all up for the neighbor. >> right now, crews are saying this is a rescue mission and they don't suspect foul play. >>> a vote that was supposed to

of question as to whether mobile was going to be profitable, but turns out there's a lot of money so google is doing quite well and people are actually pleasantly surprised. >> nine years ago, shares were selg for $85. only a few other company's shares are worth this much. >>> two convicted killers fooled the prison guards. that's just the beginning. you won't believe where they went after walking free. >>> a former vice president revealed highway surgeons shielded his heart from a terrorist attack. >>> well, thousands of square feet of floor. we'll take you inside the scariest place in the bay area. >>> gasoline costs just 86 cents a gallon when we did this weather wise. find out what it is and when we find out what it is and when we might,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, overmany discounts to thine customers! [old english accent] safe driver, multi-car, paid in full -- a most fulsome bounty indeed, lord jamie. thou cometh and we thy saveth! what are you doing? we doth offer so many discounts, we have some to spare. oh, you have any of those homeowners discounts? here we go. thank you. he took my shield, m

of question as to whether mobile was going to be profitable, but turns out there's a lot of money so google is doing quite well and people are actually pleasantly surprised. >> nine years ago, shares were selg for $85. only a few other company's shares are worth this much. >>> two convicted killers fooled the prison guards. that's just the beginning. you won't believe where they went after walking free. >>> a former vice president revealed highway surgeons shielded his heart from a terrorist attack. >>> well, thousands of square feet of floor. we'll take you inside the scariest place in the bay area. >>> gasoline costs just 86 cents a gallon when we did this weather wise. find out what it is and when we might do it again pretty soon, coming up. now we've learned, >>> it's bad enough that two murderers walked out of prison. now, we're learning a few days after their release, they voluntarily went back to jail, and theresa garcia reports authorities let them walk out the door a second time. >> just three days after escaping this florida prison with forged paperwork, joseph jenkens and charles

. >> yes, so google led out the close sunday, weakness as far as revenue growth. they have been doing things to improve the search quality, which may have slowed activity in the third quarter but investors should look to the strong year-end shopping season, which is typically in the fourth quarter. >> and microsoft coming out next week. tell us what you're expecting there and this has been a really volatile year for microsoft stock. is it a buy at 34? >> at 34, we think microsoft is still very attractive. there are a number of things that work in microsoft's favor fundamentally. the growth in terms of cloud computing. microsoft is coming in as a strong contender in that area, strong reception for the products and office 365. and if we look at what is going on in terms of microsoft from a governance standpoint, they before l bring in a new ceo and there will probably be changes made which may create value for shareholde shareholders, it continues to be an attractive stock. may not beat the numbers on the 25th, but we think a good number. >> the relationship with no

. >> yes, so google led out the close sunday, weakness as far as revenue growth. they have been doing things to improve the search quality, which may have slowed activity in the third quarter but investors should look to the strong year-end shopping season, which is typically in the fourth quarter. >> and microsoft coming out next week. tell us what you're expecting there and this has been a really volatile year for microsoft stock. is it a buy at 34? >> at 34, we think microsoft is still very attractive. there are a number of things that work in microsoft's favor fundamentally. the growth in terms of cloud computing. microsoft is coming in as a strong contender in that area, strong reception for the products and office 365. and if we look at what is going on in terms of microsoft from a governance standpoint, they before l bring in a new ceo and there will probably be changes made which may create value for shareholde shareholders, it continues to be an attractive stock. may not beat the numbers on the 25th, but we think a good number. >> the relationship with no

. >>> an exclusive club, google shares break $1,000 making it only the second stock in the s&p ever to do so. but what is it about google that's so important to your portfolio and your everyday life. >> market milestones, numbers are staggering, 20% of the s&p 500 hitting 52-week highs and the index itself at another new record but if earnings growth is tepid, why are stocks growing. >>> fixing, and reselling homes is back and sop of the biggest returns are coming in just one segment of the market. we have that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for this friday, october 18th. >>> good evening everyone and welcome. stocks end an exhausting up and down but mostly up week with some impressive gains and another all-time closinghe s&p google shares have gone where few stocks have ever gone before breaking through the $1,000 a share barrier, the stock closed at $1,011, up 14% after blowout profits profits we reported yesterday. google is the top search engine and yahoo and youtube powers smart phones but there is a lot more to the company and where it sees growth in the future. jon fort

people do to help sign up petition well there are tons of business petitions on the emmen that so googled the petitions on him and they have blocked great kelly there is tom a petition so we want everybody to sign a petition and they go to your legislators entailed they are to block the election . i'm with you there thank you so much for coming on sharing your story kathy eris former cause. and border patrol senior officer and whistleblower i shared it ok. if you want to know what i'm doing when i'm not on air check me out on twitter at abu martin so i can see you can follow me there but on my trip link into segments from the show as well as random thoughts i had throughout the day also please help us get a break in the set in london on twitter and i'll post some hashtags we can get trending on the put it's fair but only with your help i have a twitter dot com checking out at abby martin and that's it for our show today you guys see tomorrow a great night right here brought the set. of . real funny. it's a good dream speech. to your military service and you can expect some of the toughest

center cooled by sea water is entering, but puts his money on a floating google shopping center. >> they wouldn't be doing something so open unless they wanted some kind of marketing blast announcing what it was. >> reporter: but alas, the google barge on treasure islands will keep it's secret for at least another day. so far google hasn't surrendered any of its secrets, but we'll stay on top of the story. >> that isn't the only mystery google barge. another one just like it is floating off the coast of maine. >> tonight a san jose man who was out looking for fortune is missing. 65-year-old water seaver went mining for gold in the high sierra last wednesday, but never came home. though nevada county sheriff's department and a team of 100 volunteers are combing through a rural area in nevada city, climbing up rocks and cliffs and treacherous terrain. tonight we talked to some people in his west san jose neighborhood. >> every day is either going to the park or the school, just working that metal debt ore, mining his own business. he was a good guy. >> much of the sierra is blanketed in snow, more than a foot all togeth

google is not either. the world -- the world runs on android. that gives them so much opportunity. >> but if you look at google, the revenues are 90-plus percent coming from one spot -- search. >> advertising. >> right. that's where -- they're the same company. >> you still -- all right, going back to hq. a quick market flash from bertha coombs. >> athena health as an all-time highing, trading 17 times volume. the company missed on the bottom and the top line on its earnings report. in is a company that provides medical records, electronic medical records in the cloud. they have a couple of big wins and the street seems excited about that. sterne agee upgrading them. a lot of folk are wondering if it's already been factored in. it's part of the big move we're seeing upwards. >> doc, i can only imagine what jonathan bush must be like in the office today. >> you can only imagine, right? >> yeah, the energy he brings every time he's on this network. >> he's great on the air. >> we have to get him on "the halftime" one of these days. he's very entertaining and running

back in 2009 google was created a patent. so far google is not confirming any of the rumors about that island on the san francisco bay. >> and it won't have to be so cold in our weather office where all of the surfers are. >> thank goodness. that would be nice. and in here too. we'll see you at 6:00. >>> on this saturday night, spies among us. new outrage over revelations of american eavesdropping on foreign leaders while thousands take to the streets here with a strong and simple demand -- stop watching us. >>> driving force. in another remarkable protest today, women defiantly take the wheel in a place driving by women is banned. >>> survivor's story. a school shooting victim tells of the horrifying moments when he came face to face with a classmate with a gun. >> please, don't shoot me. then he raised the gun and shot me. >>> taking off. will quickly rising airfares leave you grounded for the approaching holiday season? >>> and the sanctuary. a home in the u.s. where gentle

so briefly moments ago. what are you going to say about google? nicole: i am so excited.reholders, talking off-the-cuff. this is not an ipo that is not 84, $85. i got it right. it was one thing. and looking at it at 1,000. and graves the money, and -- charles: we did some calculations here, and larry page, $8 billion. that is what he has got. if you have eighty-five million shares of google, multipliers that. it has made $8.5 billion. >> i thought apple shareholders cursing google. and every one touting apple. stuart: what about me? >> glad we brought it back. stuart: what am i doing? charles: preserving wealth. anchoring of financial tv show. you may well ask. 1,003? any bid. going to break away for a second and move to an entirely different story, the obamacare exchange web site. i hate to be a downer on you but it is a complete disaster. is not just. y, this thing is a total failure. listen to what health-care expert betsy mccoy told us yesterday. >> is a fundamental design flaw. several of them, one of which is so of said, any woman who has ever gone shopping online w

so far it looks like google has been firing on all cylinders. >> who is spending? i added a few things. i added tesla, bank of america and google. who wants to buy a mac book when you can buy a chrome cast? >> a long timeshare holder i was having fair amounts of face book envy. the only disappointment was just the cost per click coming down but the number of clicks, obviously, that was great. i woultdn't think of selling it. >> i would tell you a couple of things that john didn't mention. the first being 300,000 cloud customers. to karen's point, cost per click has been a concern. but they are more than making up for it in higher and higher volumes. this is a growth business i sthi the stock breaks 1,000 and can continue to keep moving. >> take a look at face book. on the back of the google results. 65 calls in december. these are big upside bets. instead somebody is hedging some of that exposure. to karnt's point, you're right. so if i can get 26% up or so on paid clicks, i will take the dip. >> i'm more than happy to stay long google. people have to make room for

she was pulled over for speeding but when the officers saw her google glass, he gave her a ticket. she was so surprised she posted the ticket on google plus. the woman says her google glass was off but the officer said too bad. it was blocking her view. so google glass is trending this month as well as world series because i think the red sox won something, something last night. >> i heard that, too. >> contaminated spices. the fda found that 12% of all spices imports are contaminated. mcdonald's coffee plans to sell bagged coffee next year and finally happy halloween. you can follow us at twitter at #cbssf anytime. >>> it is halloween. you're the only one who wore orange. >> that's my costume for today, a caltrans traffic cone! speaking of traffic, we have traffic troubles already this morning for ace train number one. they had to let some earlier freight train traffic go through. so right now it's delayed about 17 minutes so that could put a dent in your morning commute if you are coming from the central valley and heading to san jose. not sure yet about ace train number 3. bart is on time

question as to whether mobile would be profitable but there's a lot of money per click on mobile so google is doing quite well and people are actually pleasantly surprised by that. >> reporter: google beat wall street forecasts pleasing investors most of all. the company's remarkable growth is the stuff of legend at nearby stanford university where grad students sergey brin and larry page first developed the company in 1998. >> so my first term here at stanford i sat at larry page's desk for three months and there was some of his stuff in the drawers and that was cool. >> reporter: this computer science grad student justin johnson interned at google over the summer and hopes to land a full-time job there someday. it's an ongoing lesson on how students can make big things that: >> to think these guys in my shoes 15 years ago could create this awesome company, that maybe i could do something that great too. >> reporter: now, no one knows how much higher google can go but judging from its recent real estate activity, it is not going to standstill. in fact, over the past month, it's bought mor

so google your local credit union. end up with a much better deal. >> that's a good suggestion because a lot of times, people are saying, go call the credit company and have them lower your interest rate. a lot of them aren't interested in doing that, quite frankly. so this is an alternative to go to your local credit union. let me call for a brand-new fox news poll which underscores the problem. less than one fourth of americans have money at the end of the pay cycle to put away for savings. more than half are living paycheck to paycheck. another one fifth are just simply falling behind. so how are you advising your clients? >> so we use what i consider a common sense approach. and that is to come up with a plan. just like you would never get into your car and hope to arrive at a destination, you would map out a plan. we map out plans with them in terms of budgeting, saving and investing. this is especially critical for retirement because you're not just going to magically have the right amount of money and the right

well, i mean, i think we feel pretty confident that google is involved so i'm know the too worried thatgle is going to be attacking the bridge. >> as far as the city has -- the mayor has told us he doesn't know what's going on ands you said the treasure island investment authority is shut down and isn't saying anything else. >> right. >> reporter: the coast guard saying it signed a nondisclosure agreement? all of this is -- it's got everybody's curiosity piqued. >> yeah. in some ways the mystery is more important than the reveal. the longer this goes on, the more people are interested and everyone is keeping their mouths shut and it feeds the beast, the interest. >> it feeds to the google publicity machine. it's not bad publicity. >> definitely. google has been in more headlines over the last week than they have probably ever imagined. >> your first article talked about a data center speculation as to what it might be used for. we have had sources that say it's going to be the google glass retail outlet. >> right. >> which i don't even know if the google glass is ready for retail yet. b

. >> so far, google, intuit and samsung are on board. they would run between those companies. emeryville is already doing it. public transportation paid for by local businesses and free to the public. council member says there's no way mountain view could do this on its own. >> we believe a shuttle of reasonable kind would run between $3 and $5 million. it is just not in our budget, we are too small of a city to do that. so it's a big deal. >> it's not clear what kind of vehicles they will be getting, but if they want people to ride in them, you can bet they will be nice. the free shuttles come to mountain view by the end of 2014. in mountain view, kpix5. >> california has about 50,000 electric cars on the road right now. now the governor says he wants to see a million and a half of them driving around in the next decade. governor brown, seven other state governors, signed an agreement to put almost 3.5 million electric cars on the nation's highways by 2025. the coalition will work to standardize public charging stations and at home chargers. and possibly offer more rebates fo

google was granted a patent for a fleeting data center in 2009. it could be used to cool the computer servers. sofar google is not confirming any of the rumors. >>> a few photo of the royal family's youngest member came out today. there is prince george with his parents on the day of the christeni christening. it was held at st. james palace in london. it is hi to say hello to henry woffo wofford. >> big day in sports. the warriors break the new ground. sharks in action but the big news comes from across the pond. football in? well a 49ers legend, a guy who won four super bowl rings has pretty harsh words for the leaders of san francisco. we'll have his comments next in sports. >>> well.com back, everyone. you got to love sports right now. it's one of the best times of the year in sports. we've got news from the hardwood, football updates, the european kind and american football in europe. but first we'll start somewhere nice and cool where the sharks are taking on man treel the first time in three years. sharks in the power play and scores on the deflection. his fifth goal of the year. that's hi

and sure, things looked bleak for google. sohow did the company turn things around to the point where this is now a $1,000 stock? as it turns out, the bank of america and merrill analyst wasn't the only one who saw two possible futures for google. a bullish one where they triumph in mobile and a bearish one where they can't offset the weakness from desktops and the mobiles collapse. you know who else figured it out? google's management. they recognized the same task. that's what you need to understand about great american companies. they always see the two paths they can go down and they figure out how they can get on the right one. and that's why google's a best of breed stock that i always talk about. it picked the correct highway. it googled back, saw no traffic, went for it! i don't want to give the bank of america guy a hard time here. that's wrong. that's not the takeaway. it didn't take them long to realize that google had the right stuff as he upgraded the stock to a buy on february 27th. i've known many analysts who dig

so google shares this morning trading at an all-time high. >>> verizon reported profits, too, but morenteresting was the statement that the iphone 5c, the less expensive brightly colored iphone, was not selling as well as expected. earlier this year the wall street journal said apple had cut down on production of the 5c. >>> well, here's a history for you, if i take one of those remote control drones and i fly it around the neighborhood park, maybe i'll put a camera on it. well, that would be perfectly fine. the government doesn't have any issue with that, but john and marla, if i did the same thing and flew that same drone over something interesting, like that big fire in redwood city yesterday, and we showed you video of it, that's against the law. because the faa says you can't use drones for commercial purposes. we have a helicopter that does the same thing, right? but that's legal because we have people inside of it. on "press here" we'll look at laws and whether america is moving too slowly on this and if other countries are getting ahead of us in drone technology. that's the big

so far google hasn 't confirmed or denied that the barge is theirs. >>> that was 49ers running back frank gore scoring the first touchdown today. the niners had been there all week and today they played the jacksonville jaguars before a huge crowd. coming up later in sports wrap we'll have highlights. >>> a mother and four children stabbed and killed. tonight what we're learning from new york police about a family member in custody for their deaths. >>> the famed hollywood signs getting bad reviews from neighbors. while their demand to have access restricted probably won't be heard. >>> police in new york city say a family member has admitted to the stabbing deaths of a mother and her four children in brooklyn. the police chief said the family members were killed last night with a butcher knife. the children two boys and two officials ranged in age from one to 9 years old. investigators identified the suspect as a 25-year-old immigrant from china who they say is the cousin of the dead woman's husband. they say they don't know the motive for the killings. >>> indiana university police have

so both not happy with this. google forward leaning in that trying to encrypt and fight back. >> all right. thanks very much, jim sciutto reporting. coming up, one democratic congress map saman says republie like chicken little when it comes to obama care. two lawmakers are very different views. >>> plus a little panda makes big news. a milestone for the star of the national zoo. gaviscon®. only gaviscon® forms a protective barrier that helps block stomach acid from splashing up- relieving the pain quickly. try fast, long lasting gaviscon®. relieving the pain quickly. ido more with less with buless energy. hp is helping ups do just that. soon, the world's most intelligent servers, designed by hp, will give ups over twice the performance, using forty percent less energy. multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees. that's a trend we can all get behind. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. on

we know google's almost 1000. so go figure with 250-300 million russian speaking people whether this is the competitor to google. i don't know. > >good to have you here. come back soon. > >thank you. coming up.... why homebuyers are rushing to seal deals before the start of the new year. and later on....is time to buy or sell the duds of the dow. we'll be right back. hey did you know that changes in mortgage loans are coming in 2014 - big changes. in fact big enough, that some home shoppers are buying early to be absolutely sure their deal closes before the first of january. amiel stuerman is president of a company called cypress mortgage. we already know that the regulations to get a loan are already pretty strict. is this the next stage of just tightening the screws a little bit more? > >it really is bill. what you're seeing with this new law that's coming out effective in january, so coming up real soon, is that first of all there needs to be an ability to repay the loan and there's gonna be a lot of scrutiny on t

but the market captor differentiation between priceline and google is enormous, price plooin is only $53 billion in market cap. so law of large numbers really could be the concern as opposed to the share price. >> yeah. i don't find the share prices too interesting to be honest with you. when you think about google today, it almost gained the market cap of priceline in one day. okay. so when you think about apple, i mean, this is a company that, you know, the law of large numbers really hit this company from a sales and earnings perspective, you know, about a year, year and a half ago. they have been growing so fast for so long, that they just couldn't maintain that growth. you know, this year, 2013, it's going to be the first earnings decline for apple in more than 10 years, and so, you know, where is the stock right now? you know, it's down 4.5% on the year. it hasn't been up on the year since january. it's really been in the dog house. there's been negative story after negative story. finally we have big hedge fund honchos in the name not for the products but more for financial engineering trade. and so to me,

so far, google, samsung and intuit are on board. the shuttles would only run in between those companies in downtown mountain view. emoryville is doing it, paid for by local businesses and free to the public. one council member says there's no way mountain view could do this on its own. >> we believe a shuttle of reasonable kind would run between $3 million and $5 million a year, in the city funded a shuttle. it's not in our budget. we're too small a city. >> reporter: the shuttles come to mountain view by the end of 2014, early 2015. >> as more companies join, planners can add more routes. if successful, it could expand to the entire city. >>> it's one of the most hyped ipo's ever. and we now know what it will cost to own a slice of twitter. the company will issue more than 70 million shares between 17 and $20 a share. >>> halloween is just around the corner, and the california school house made famous is opening up its doors. what we found that might make you believe in ghosts. >> there's something else scary about the halloween ma

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the man at the hanger three building next door and so far google.re has be speculation that google is building a water. they tell us the barge and four- story structure are a floating marketing center for google g the wearable computer. >> sources tell kpix 5 that the plan is once it is complete the barge will be towed from here off treasure island all the way across the bay to san francisco. >> but as myst

google is going to try to make glass a success. i think people are still skeptical, and rightfully so. arable kpu computing is starting and google is well positioned to play a part in that. it will be interesting to see what they are doing. what i heard recently, working-around, there are expectations that google might be involved in a watch. i think the most likely scenario, they're building a version of android for people who want watch interfaces, and it will be interesting to see who their nexus-type partner will be, flagship partner. i think it might be motorola, which would see these two companies, kind of under the same roof, working together, but keeping them at arm's length. >> well put. we'll see if the watch is next. appreciate it. tim stevens from cnet, thank you both. >> thank you. >> thanks. >>> the current crisis in washington has reached a conclusion for now. as we approach the end of the year, though, could the fed taper now come back into play? we'll ask goldman sachs jan hartzius in a moment. >>> plus, morgan stanley having a strong day. they're up a little less than

google on friday. obviously you're gonna get amazon and apple to go with it as well. soports later this week. amazon has a history of it does not matter what the quarter does. they don't actually really make money. i mean, i love their business model. i think their future growth is gonna be great. it gets bought on any pullback. i think it goes higher from here. i think its got a 250 target on it, if not higher. and if it pulls back at all on earnings i'll be looking to buy it. > >any chance this stock will eventually get to 1000? > >i do not think it can get to 1000. i think there's a better chance of facebook getting to 100 than amazon getting to 500---i'll say that. but facebook's the same way. any of these high-growth, high pe stocks, linked in, yelp, facebook. amazon is the same thing. you can't be looking at pe. you gotta be looking at the chart and the chart is headed up and out. > >now what about dunkin donuts. people love the coffee. > >this is really funny too because i think dunkin donuts is very similar to like a dominos pizza. it used to get a bad reputation

so broken, and it is very difficult to get work done under these circumstances. >> reporter: david is a tech giant who has worked for companies like microsoft and google. so in words of one sill boll what did they do or didn't do that made this website so unstable. >> anyone who is sure they have identified the single problem, may, even if they are in the government and work for one of these contractors, they may not know what lurks underneath. >> reporter: with three dozen states relying on the exchange to offer insurance, there is no time to lose. >> they need to look at every piece of the system divided up between many private and public corporations and segments of the government. a verify it individually and then verify that they work together. >> reporter: the problems exist, yet even with the glitches a poll found that 23% say they had no trouble logging on. that figure drops to 8% of those polled who identify themselves as against the policy. this has certainly been a troubled beginning for the president's signature policy. >>> dave warren has your weather forecast straight ahead. we'll show you why some residents of northeastern china might lik

was pulled over for speeding, but when the officer saw her google glass, he gave her a ticket for that, too. find that in the penal code. she was soed, she posted this photo of the ticket on google plus. she said the google glass was off, but the officer said it was blocking her view. >>> the st. louis cardinals had to win to keep hope alive in the world series, and it was a ,, you disgust me. prove it. enough is enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding. guaranteed. d-con. get out. and can cost thousands of dollars to repair... thankfully, the powerful dual action formula of rid-x has enzymes to break down waste and time released bacteria to reduce tank build up. rid-x. #1 in septic maintenance. ♪ looks like you started to make something. ♪ oh, a green! ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] cheerios. with flavors your heart will love. ((live hello)) >>> den sis at oracle arena with tonight's sports report. dennis? >> reporter: i'm going to jump the gun. it seems like a changing of the guard in the western conference tonight. the once mighty los angeles lakers are simply dominated by the once happenless golden state w

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apple does it so does google. now, samsung. >> you know silicon valley is the heart of innovation. a lot of it is seeing all of the energy and thought it would be a perfect plis with 13 people people there are no big product announcements instead focusing on how developers can make exist prog ducts do cool things. the app uses a pen to scribble on virtual business cards. >> you sketch out notes about people. >> an app uses a pen and tweets while you watch tv. >> big idea is can we create user experiences? but providing an experience users can say, wow. >> samsung sells two tvs every second and can run apps that do things like video chat. >> one person could northbound california. another person in new york. as you're watching live content. >> this is part of a bigger move to set up a presence in silicon valley. the home of google and biggest rival, apple. on the very same day, apple announced to build its new campus, samsung broke ground up the road daib yug its developer's conference the same day apple reported quarterly earnings now samsung competing for talent. start ups need to

apple does it so does google. now, samsung. >> you know silicon valley is the heart of innovation.f it is seeing all of the energy and thought it would be a perfect plis with 13 people people there are no big product announcements instead focusing on how developers can make exist prog ducts do cool things. the app uses a pen to scribble on virtual business cards. >> you sketch out notes about people. >> an app uses a pen and tweets while you watch tv. >> big idea is can we create user experiences? but providing an experience users can say, wow. >> samsung sells two tvs every second and can run apps that do things like video chat. >> one person could northbound california. another person in new york. as you're watching live content. >> this is part of a bigger move to set up a presence in silicon valley. the home of google and biggest rival, apple. on the very same day, apple announced to build its new campus, samsung broke ground up the road daib yug its developer's conference the same day apple reported quarterly earnings now samsung competing for talent. start ups need to be insp

google glasses, i think that's gonna be a very cool product. they seem to be doing everything right. they're monetizing mobile as well. they know what to do that apple's not doing properly. so i think google will report good earnings and the stock will go higher. > >andrew keene, you have a good day out there. thanks. > >thank you. that's first businsess for monday morning. tomorrow we'll talk with a member of congress about washington machinations over immigration reform. we hope you'll be watching. from all of us here, i'm bill moller. thank you and have a great monday. >> announcer: the following program is a paid presentation for the shark rotator lift-away, brought to you by euro-pro. >> [ british accent blimey! where'd this lot come from, then? >> well, i told her about my shark, and then she bought one. then she told her. then she told her and she told her. >> yeah, likely story. >> go online and see for yourself what people are saying about the shark rotator lift-away. >> oh, yeah? like what? >> it lifts away. >> it never loses suction. >> it swivels. >> it locks in dust and allergens. >> ohh. >> with more and more people spreading the word, it's no wonder that shar

so, while google is arguing that standing e-mail to help sell ads is falls under ordinary business practices, the judge finds that it's tranc transmitting e-mail. >> it is a little different argument there. >> it would radio, transmissions and the broadcasts were readily available to the ordinary people and the judges thought that neither of those things were true. >>> what happens that google ends up losing these lawsuits. >> well, some think that e-mail providers may have to change the services that they offer users because automatic processing is used not only the to help sell ads but to also allow users in their inbox and messages. one bill is that google could be on the hook on millions of dollars and loss of legal fees. >> it becomes certified as a class-action lawsuit the tpaoeupbg could be enormous it could be in the billions. >> well, people who correspond with that. >> john t the final questions how you compare what google is doing in the e-mail scanning and data mining to what the national security agency did with all the meta data that it got about phone calls? google has it. >>

so far google hasn 't confirmed or denied that the barge is theirs. >>> that was 49ers running back frank gore scoring the first touchdown today. the niners had been there all week and today they played the jacksonville jaguars before a huge crowd. coming up later in sports wrap we'll have highlights. >>> a mother and four children stabbed and killed. tonight what we're learning from new york police about a family member in custody for ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around, barbara ♪ forever i've been praying for a snack in my life ♪ ♪ and now i have a brownie ending all of my strife ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >>> police in new york city say a family member has admitted to the stabbing deaths of a mother and her four children in brooklyn. the police chief said the family members were killed last night with a butcher knife. the children two boys and two officials ranged in age from one to 9

so yes, the debt deal is done. investors finally focusing on other news. there was a positive gdp report out of china. solid earnings from companies you may recognize, morgan stanley, ge and google so yeah, speaking of records, google topping $1,000. it would hit $1007 earlier in the session. it's backed off a bit at $997. that is certainly one stock we're keeping our eye on today. there is still hesitation in the market as we see the dow in the red. you see the dow down 21 points. it is kind of a quiet rally. one that's really being made point by point with the s&p 500 because there is that underlying nervousness that washington has only kicked the proverbial can down the road. >> want to talk about that can kicking with christine. been talking about this all week for the past weeks or so about this. so in the long haul, do we think investors will find themselves in an unstable position here with another possible impasse january and february with the debt ceiling and budget? how secure are they in the big picture this is going to work out? >> here's the thing. they pretty much know there's going to be more budget wrangling. we're in the environment of budget battles and have be