he is the president of stanford university but so much more.e founder of mip back in the day. a very important silicon company in the 1990's. he does it all. he did sit down with me to talk about what this means to have the president here in his university and what this means for silicon valley to be so important to so many companies. listen to what he had to say. >> there are problems. the problems come down to there have been enough issues that there is breakdown trust and i think we all realized to make progress on some of the cyber security issues, particularly when they involve international aspects, we need trust and collaboration. trying to think about how the university can form a neutral ground where you can come together and have that discussion and think about how you might address the problem. >> there were some interesting changes in the executive order with liability of companies that share information. how important is that? >> i think it is vitally important. it is critical we get early full --early vulnerabilities and data shar

before that, there will be a panel discussion in memorial here at stanford university. back to you. >> all right ktvu janine de la vega at stanford. we'll talk to you later. >>> the chp has issued a silver alert for a missing elderly man from san jose. bernard suffers from medical conditions and may become disoriented. he was wearing a tan shirt, tan jacket and tan pants with a blue hat at the time and driving a silver 2008 chevy impala. >>> some people living in the east bay called for the police chief to step down. giving police officers a 16% pay raise over four years. the proposed deal was negotiated by bar row. >>> a south bay postal worker is being investigated for reportedly throwing away mail he was supposed to deliver. the postal service says he worked in the willow grown neighborhood of san jose. he had only been on the job for less than a week when he was seen on monday throwing away packages and letters along his assigned route. the postal service says it did recover all the mail the carrier threw out on monday. >> i have no reason to believe there is somethi

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. >> reporter: we are here at stanford university and it is already buzzing with activity even though it is early. there is a lot of local and national media here setting up. they are here all covering the president's visit. we did just have to get out some of our equipment so it could go through a security sweep. president obama arrived yesterday evening on air force one at sfo. he gave a wave as he walked off the plane and greeted by mayor ed lee and military family members. he was whisked away and stayed at the fairmont where territory was tight. this morning mr. obama will fly to stanford on marine one. a topic he's putting on the national spotlight about 1500 people are expected to attend including silicon valley leaders such as apple ceo tim cook. the president plans to hold a round table discussion. and later tonight the president will be at a fund raising dinner for the democratic party hosted by a prominent tech investor. tickets range from $10,000 to $32 hayricks. the event here at stanford won't start for another four hours or so but the secret service is here of course wit

today got a pretty packed day of event, starting at stanford university where he will talk about the itical issue of cybersecurity. janine de la vega joins us live from stanford where the summit is actually about to begin. good morning. janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. we're here inside memorial hall. you can see it's buzzing with activity. you are looking here at all of the invited guests. this is where a white house summit on cybersecurity and consumer protection is going to be taking place. you can see the stage is set there where the president is going to speak. now, while we wait, people are outside. they are being screened by security and they are waiting to enter. here is some video of president obama arriving at sfo yesterday evening. as he stepped off air force one, he was welcomed by ed lee along with military family members. he will be coming to stanford to give a keynote address about the threat of cyber attacks. today, he will sign an executive order encouraging and promoting the sharing of cyber threat information between private companies and with the government

it's great to be here at stanford university. and i'm pleased to be joined by members of my team who bleed cardinal red. we're infiltrated with stanford people. we have our senior adviser, national security adviser susan rice secretary of commerce. and i like stanford red. i notice she is around here who helped lead our energy department for a while. yms always pleased to be joined by other members of the cabinet our secretary of homeland security jayeh johnson is here and maria contreras. and i want to acknowledge my prior homeland security adviser who continues to help shape our security. so i always heard about this campus and everybody riding bikes and people hopping into the fountains. and the current holder of the ax. this is a place that made nerd cool. i was thinking about wearing black rimmed glasses and taping them but i guess that's not how they do it anymore. they told me if i came to stanford he would talk dirty y nerdy to me. as we gather here today, america's seen incredible progress we can all be proud of. we just

he is going to start his morning at stanford university where a white house summit on cyber security will be held. janine de la vega is joining us live now from stanford with his agenda. >> reporter: dave, it is early here at stanford university but there is a lot of activity going on of course a big national and local media presence you can see here behind me. the president will be holding a white house summit on cyber security there is at memorial hall. that is all locked down. we had to leave our equipment in there so it could go through a security sweep. president obama arrived on air force one at sfo. he greeted mayor ed lee and military families. a topic he is putting on the national spot. he will give a keynote address talking about the address of cyber attacks. in fact, today, he is expected to sign an executive order encouraging and promoting the sharing of cyber threat information. about 1500 people are expected to attend the stanford event including silicon valley leaders such as apple ceo tim cook. the president plans to hold a round table discussion to build partnership.

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at stanford university. we are back more in minutes ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west."e listening in at stanford university to tim cook. >> i appreciate president obama's invitation to discuss these important topics. i want to ignore knowledge the secretary pritzker secretary johnson, lisa monaco, and jeff weise. i'm grateful for the opportunity to join them in discussing rivals the insecurity. at apple, we design products that change people's lives. we believe in the power of values to shape history. and we strive to live those values every single day. we believe the country that made our success possible should be the land of opportunity for every american. that's why we support president obama's connected initiative to equip underserved schools with cutting-edge technologies. it's why we are committed to hiring american suppliers, and it's why we are manufacturing more of our products and components in the united states. in fact, our products and innovations so far have led to the creation of more than one million american jobs in all 50 states. we believe in leaving

this is obviously a big motorcade as the president has arrived here at stanford university. right now, apple c.e.o. tim cook is speaking. earlier two panels from security and energy and commerce department and ceo's from several companies including american express intel discussed cybersecurity and the different threats and challenges they face in keeping their information and customer information safe. the homeland security advisor to president obama spoke this morning. she said that no one is immune to cyber threats as they increase in frequency, scale sophistication and impact. >> each hour we know that state and non-state actor, hackers criminals are probing our networks seeking to steal and to spy and manipulate and destroy. [ inaudible ] president obama will talk about a private company and federal government sharing of information in the private sector between the private sector and the government. the frame works include encouraging private sector cybersecurity collaboration and enabling better private and public information sharing and provide strong privacy and civ

this is him earlier arriving at stanford university. good afternoon, everybody. i'm brian flores. tori campbell has the afternoon off. >>> we begin with president obama at stanford. he's in the bay area to sign an executive order on cybersecurity. janine de la vega, also at stanford with more on the importance of the president's visit. janine, good afternoon. >> the president greeted everybody on stage by saying hello, stanford. he's still talking to everybody inside. you can see him on the monitor here in the press room. he's talking about the threat of cyberattacks and what he will do to secure the u.s. against them. >> please join knee in giving a warm stanford welcome to president barack obama. [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome, mr. president. >> thank you. >> reporter: president obama was greeted by a round of applause and the stage where a white house summit on cybersecurity and dmr protection is taking place -- consumer protection is taking place. the white house administration knows the threats is increasing and the government needs to up its defenses and responses. the pr

obama will lead a cyber security summit at stanford university. that's where we find kpix 5 reporter kiet do. >> reporter: this is the first of its kind event for the white house where hundreds of tech ceos along with white house staffers and law enforcement personnel will be talking about what is now the number one threat to national security, and that's cyber attackers. an executive order is aimed at improving information sharing between business and government in order to prevent more cyber attacks. the president has set aside $14 billion to set up private sector hubs where data can be exchanged. and the department of homeland security will oversee that exchange. the framework will include strong privacy protections. [ pause ] >> reporter: calls to improve online security have been stepped up following several major high-profile attacks that target, home depot, sony and most recently anthem health insurance. with any presidential visit there will be massive security and traffic. if you think gridlock in congress is bad, this was san francisco b

. >> kicking off at stanford university at 9:00 a.m. coming up tonight at 6:00 how our smart phones are likely to play a key role. >> thank you, scott. we have more details on the president's visit after visiting stanford. he will have a private fund-raising fund-raising. the president will leave the bay area for palm springs. >> big changes coming to an upscale san jose neighborhood. a new look for willow glenn beginning next month. main road is going on a diet so to speak. lincoln avenue reduced from four lanes to two lanes between minnesota and coe. michelle roberts is there. michelle this is a popular part of town. why the change and what's the reaction? >> many people think that this just is not safe enough for pedestrians to cross the street at rush hour. push the button grab one of these. looks like everybody is stopping right now. but some say this is not safe enough and more needs to be done. >> lincoln avenue in san jose's willow glenn is where people come to enjoy food and friend. but it is also a busy thoroughfare connecting

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obama will lead a cyber security summit at stanford university. the goal is to forge alliances between government policymakers and tech leader groups that are at odds. kiet do joins us live at stanford with a preview. good morning. >> reporter: this is the first of its kind event for the white house where hundreds of tech ceos and white house officials and law enforcement personnel will be talking about what is now the number one threat to national security cyberattacks. the president will detail the executive order that he issued aimed at improving information sharing between business and government. the president is using $14 billion to set up hubs where data can be exchanged. the homeland security department will oversee it. >> the spread going to be speaking with a large number of ceos. americans will commit themselves to taking specific concrete action to improve the cyber security postures of their individual organizations. >> reporter: calls to improve online security have stepped up following several major high- profile attacks to target, h

about to make a big speech at stanford university. eamon javers is there. what do we expect from the president this afternoon? >> the president is going to talk about his executive order on cyber security. he will sign this executive order here at stanford university in palo alto the heart of sell convalley. it's really about sharing information between the private sector and the government. >> that sort of thing. that's a little bit of a new look at some of the capabilities of apple pay. we're expecting to hear the president a little bit later. we just saw the white house press pool come in. that's always a sign that the president is here on the premises. we'll wait to see what he has to say, guys. >> all right. eamon, we'll look forward to that. thanks very much. brian. >> all right sarah. thank you very much. we got so much more here live from galveston, texas, including one of the biggest restaurant owners in america that owns a bunch of resorts right here in galveston. the conference center, the golden nugget casino chain. a man with his finger on the

. >> now from the fairmont in san francisco to stanford university along the peninsula. want to check in with "today in the bay's "bob redell this morning. the president talking cyber security there today. >> reporter: good morning. yes, the white house is hosting this summit on cyber security and consumer protection here at stanford university to bring together some of the greatest minds here in silicon valley to figure out how to beat hack attacks. joining the president, apple ceo tim cook and leaders of some maller yet very important companies in the battle for privacy. they'll meet with president obama at a security roun table to make sure that mr. obama understands the problem, especially in this digital age of smartphone technology. >> so the thing that you're holding in your hand is a super computer. that device has more information capable on that device than president clinton or all of the presidents before him combined. that is an awesome amount of power but it's awesome exposure aez well for families. >> it's not good enough to just spend a whole day talking a

. >>> now we'll take you live now to stanford university where the president is addressing that cyberecurity summit. >> -- before coming back to the farm mike [ inaudible ]. [ applause ] >> it is greet to be here at leland stanford junior university. i'm pleased to be joined by my team who bleed cardinal red. [ cheers ] >> we have national security advisor, susan rice secretary of commerce penny pritziger, and -- [ laughter ] >> let's face it. i -- i like stanford grads. i noticed steve chew is around here who helped lead our energy department for a while. [ applause ] >> and he is now hanging out. i'm also pleased to be joined by other members of our cabinet. jeh johnson is here and small business administrator maria contreras sweet. and i want to acknowledge my tireless homeland security advisor who helped and continues to shape our cyber security efforts, lisa monaco. [ applause ] >> thank you, lisa. so -- and i had always heard about this campus and everybody is riding bikes, and people hopping into fountains. [ laughter ] >> and the current holder of the action. [ cheers and appl

brought the president, as well as several dozen tech executives from silicon valley here to stanford university today, trying to figure out some ways to keep your private information safer. the stanford crowd had a lot of reasons to cheer the president. not only did he choose the birthplace of yahoo and google as his venue, what he spoke about, cybersecurity is on a lot of mines these days. >> these attacks are hurting american companies and costing american jobs. >> reporter: calling security a bipartisan issue, president obama signed an executive order on stage, making it easier for companies to report breaches and dangerous acts. >> we only have to think of real life examples. an air traffic control system going down or disrupting flights. or blackouts that plunge cities into darkness. imagine what a set of systematic cyberattacks might do. >> among the bay area tech companies showing support, apple. >> we know hackers are doing everything they can do to steal your data. >> reporter: ceo tim cook delivering a personal message about the need for privacy. >> if those of us in positions of resp

at stanford university rob fladeboe. >>pam: president obama was taken from his hotel to christie's field as spectators waited for him to get to the summit on cyber security at stanford. the president traveled by air. the helicopters landed a christie's field at 930 this morning. the park rangers paul park police, s f p d anise seed service and other agencies were on have a security. authorities said down christie's field to vehicle and foot traffic the area reopen shortly after the president departed. >>pam: oakland police shot and an alleged leak was wielding a knife today. police say someone flag down to police officers near 88 first avenue and east st. to. and said there was a man with a knife nearby i was acting erratically. the officers found them but then there was a confrontation and one of the office fire his weapon. the man was taken to a hospital. this is the second involving an oakland police officer and the latest of several bay area police shooting so far this month ran as more on that. >>grant: it was a sho

before coming back to the farm, mike mcfall. [ applause ] it is great to be here at leyland stanford junior university. and i'm pleased to be joined by members of my team who bleed cardinal red. we've got -- we're infiltrated with stanford people. we've got senior adviser valerie jarrett. national security adviser susan rice. secretary of commerce penny pritzker. and, let's face it, i like stanford grads. i notice steve chu who was around here who helped lead our energy department for awhile. and he's now hanging out -- i'm pleased to be joined by members of my cabinet our secretary of homeland security jeh johnson is here and our small business administrator maria contreras sweet. and i want to acknowledge my tireless homeland security adviser who helped and continues to shape our cybersecurity efforts, lisa monocle. so thank you, lisa. [ applause ] so i'd always heard about this campus, and everybody is riding bikes, and people hopping into fountains, and the current holder of the ax. this is a place that made nerd cool. i was thinking about wearing some black-rimmed glasses and tape in the middle.

earlier yesterday the president spoke at the stanford university cyber security conference using jokes to keep the mood light. >> it's just too easy for hackers to figure out user names and pass words like password or 1, 2 3, 4 5. those are some of my previous words. i've changed them since is then. >> he also signed an executive order to encourage tech companies to help the government stop cyber threats. 8:05 is our time. an upscale neighborhood was flooded with the bomb squad, hazmat police and firefighters responding to complaints of loud explosions. inside a home near indian valley road they discovered more than 80 explosive devices and arrested a 43-year-old mop. abc 7 news reporter alan wang has the story. >>> she's a great mother. she's a really sweet person. >> reporter: joy brown was floored when police arrested her roommate. the bomb squad found mayson's bedroom full of explosives. >> she has the master bedroom and she keeps her door locked so if they were in there, we didn't know about it. >> reporter: the marin county sheriff's office says she ignited some he can mroesivesi

cory johnson will be joining us in a moment at stanford university, but first a check of your bloomberg headlines. a record for the s&p 500. it closed at 2096, exceeding its december high. the economic news in europe was positive. the european union economy grew three-tenths of a percent in the fourth quarter. germany's economy was the main driver, expanding seven-tenths of a percent. argentina's president faces criminal charges.

ktvu's jana katsuyama at stanford university tonight with a preview of what's to come, also what's at stake here. jana. >> reporter: frank, stanford says they're expecting 1,500 participants in this summit. it's a meeting of the minds to stop cyber attacks. in the past home depot and j.p. morgan chase have all been attacked. a breech -- breach of the white house was linked to isis. those are urging the white house to make cyber security a concern. >> we are at a transformational moment in the evolution of the cyber threat. the actions we take today and those we fail to take will determine whether cyber space remains a great national asset or increasingly becomes a strategic liability. >> reporter: the new cyber center will create information about cyber threats. it comes as president obama prepares to visit stanford university friday for the white house cyber security and consumer protection summit. >> the thing goes in the security business there's only two types of companies. companies that have been hacked and companies that don't know they've been hacked yet. everybody is going to

. >> as car make makers tinker with driverless cars, researchers at stanford university's automobile are using a state of the art simulator to focus on the biggest wild card: the what is the most dangerous time? >> the moment with the car shifts control from its self to the driver. drivers are totaly disoriented and being asked to absorb an enormous range of things going on to get what we call situation awareness where that was none. >> i would place the electrodes on your head. >> if we want to understand what's going on your brain and body when you are driving, we can see where their eyes are tracker. >> great? >> what their brain is doing. we can see what their heart is doing the simulator was built to help ups us understand when autonomous mode is switched. >> watch what happens when i have to take control. did asked me to disable automation. uh-oh. i crashed because i wasn't paying attention. while i was crashing, the compute was measuring my response. >> that's what's called ought on ommic arousal. so, it has to do with how excited you are. how ready for action you are. and a g

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super bowl 50 is held at levee stadium on february 7 20 >>> thanks 5:32 a former stanford university court to face rape charges. he is accused in an attack on a drunk unconscious woman outside a party. our reporter is in the newsroom with the details. >> 19 year old brock turner is arraigned at 9:00 this o. at santa clara county court in palo alto and faces five felony counts including attempted rape. he was an all american athlete and held swimming records in ohio and a freshman on the swim team but withdrew after the allegations. turner is accused of raping an intoxicated and unconscious woman he met at party in the early hour of january 18. two bicyclists told police around 1:00 o'clock a.m. they spotted turner on top of a half naked woman. she was passed out. they chased turner when he tried to run away and tackled him and held him. both turner and the woman say they had been drinking. turner said he was trying to hookup with her but denies having sex. she told police she does not remember much. but did not con sent to any sections you'll activity. turner was release product jail

. >> david, president obama is traveling to stanford university in silicon valley today and he's expected to order companies and the government to share more information on threats from computer hackers. some say it sounds good but the question is can this be done whilst at the same time protecting our privacy? >>> it's midday here in london 7:00 a.m. in washington, 7:00 p.m. in ukraine where there are still some 36 hours to run before that cease-fire is due to come into effect in the east of the country. and the sounds of conflict well, they continue to be heard in the cities of donetsk and luhansk. government forces say 11 of its soldiers are being killed and more than 40 wounded since the deal was signed in minsk on thursday. there are unconfirmed reports that civilians have also been killed. fighting goes on for control of the key town of debaltseve that's still held by 8,000 government troops, but which russian-backed rebels say they have now surrounded. the main way in or out is through this key village of loqvanove. it cities on the important e-40 road and both sides are fighting o

the president addressed an audience at stanford university which included leading executives from microsoftle and facebook. >> there was only one way to defend america from the cyber threats and that is through government and industry working together,

we are on the hunt for hummingbirds in the cactus garden at stanford university.it around quickly, but with a high speed camera you can capture the micromovements. >> it's amazing how you can take the camera out. and using the aerial manoeuvres, and slow speeds. for the naked eye you can tell what is happening. you can see them flipping around, in the middle of the air. you can see. >> this is a mechanical engineering grad student focussing on the study of humming birds. >> most birds have their wings down. humming birds flap and flap backward on the up stroke and it can support weight that way. >> does that keep them still in ? >> that allows them to hover, it's interesting that they can hover like this. when we build robots, we want them to include this ability. >> the race is on to provide drones that can do everything from aerial surveillance to packaging. flying robots is a long way off. a team of scientists are taking their inspiration from nature, by studying the biomechanics of bird flight. >> we sit in an aircraft flying from a to b. it's standard. nothin

he and his wife decided to settle on the west coast near their alma mater stanford university.f miles from wall street. tom: i intentionally chose not to live in new york city. i never felt as if i was really part of that community, even though i have a lot of friends in it. you know they say the person that has the most toys when he dies wins. that's insane. why would that be true? the idea that if you make -- i remember when i first started i was talking to someone about an investment situation, and there was someone trying to take control of the company. i said, that guy is an idiot. the person i was talking to said, he is worth a lot more money than you. i am thinking, am i dumber than everyone who was richer than me? no, and i am not smarter than everybody i am richer than. betty: is that why you left wall street? tom: i didn't think it would be a great place to have little kids, and if you like the great outdoors. we are sitting in california. it is hard to re-create. betty: steyer tries to get out to his ranch a few times a week. in addition to raising grass fed cattle,

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i'll go to stanford university. when i found i qualified for isef it was unbelievable.was about birds, fimption. they -- finches, they learn how to sing like we learn to talk using foxp2. it's involved in speech development in humans and songbirds. scientists can study foxp2 in songbirds and learn about it for humans. this is my love in the life sciences building at u.c.l.a. >> reporter: petra is part of a team investigating foxp2. it's the on single gene that when mutated results in human speech and language disorder. dr nancy day was interested in reaching out to young women and helping to train them in science. >> we have excellent undergraduates at u.c.l.a. , but petra. >> she plays songs on her perch. >> she brought some of her background from working in robotics so we could have a cage that would serve a multitude of functions. that is her cage. to have petra's promote recognised above and beyond that was beyond my imagination. >> so my parents, mum and dad, have been unbelievably, incredibly inspiring. dad, since i was superlittle would take me to lectures at cal

a previous study conducted by stanford university in 2011 estimated 300 or so white sharks were in theas for the why? the buffet line re opened. scientist involved in the study credit the resurgent to decades of state and protection for the fish and marine mammals that the great whites feed on, in addition to bans on fishing the white sharks themselves, and in conserve efforts that made california's air and water cleaner, and you have the maybings of a success story -- makings of a success story for the apex predator of the oaks. >>> one of the authors of the paper is chris low, and you spent some time with him. >> yes, chris low is a pre-eminent shark biologies, and he's pioneering influence on shark behaviour, using robots following the sharks. >> this will change how we study the o. >> i spent time with him, i trust him. he knows his stuff. he was part of the paper. it's great. we don't get success stories often. basically saying that sharks are doing better than we thought. that is thanks to a lot of different factors, but mainly regulation and activist work over decades, leading t

just here to be wined and dined of course, earlier, he attended a cyber security summit at stanford university. >> i told if i came to stanford, you would talk nerdy to me. i thought about wearing black rimmed glasses with tape in the middle but i guess that is not what you do anymore. >> all joking aside, he was there for serious business. he signed an executive order to stop cyber attacks. his goal, a new era of sharing information between the government and law enforcement. >> there is only one way to stop these threats. and that is through government and industry working together sharing appropriate information as true partners. >> he estimates that cyber theft could cost the global economy $3 trillion by 2020. >>> tonight, a man is dead after a vpa train hit him in san jose. it happened around 7:00 at lawson hill road. you can see the crossing lights are still going and the train has not moved. investigators have taped off the street. they are waiting on the coroner to get there. vta says the video from the train, they are trying to get surveillance video from nearby businesses to see wha

earlier today the president spoke at the stanford university cyber security conference using jokes to keep the mood a bit light. >> it is too easy for hackers to figure out user names and pass words like pass word or 1, 2 3, 4 5. those are some of my previous pass words. i have changed them since then. >> he signed an executive order to encourage tech companies to stop cyber threats. >> the bomb squad hazmat, police and firefighters flooded an upscale novato neighborhood. they discovered 80 explosive devices. alan wang is live where he has been gathering more information. alan? >> the sheriff department says they were following the suspect because she threatened someone. when they pulled her over they found explosives in her car which lead to a search of her home and a surprise for everyone including her roommate. >> she is a great mother. i mean she is a really sweet person. >> joy brown was floored when police arrested her roommate 43-year-old loreen mason. the bomb squad found mason's bedroom full of explosives. >> she has the moster bedroom and keeps her door locked. if they were

the president will announce his plans during a summit at stanford university. susan mcginnis is in washington. good morning, susan. >> good morning, alison. the president has made combatting cyber crime a priority in his second term and today he'll push the industry to cooperate more on stopping attacks. president obama is in silicon valley this morning for a summit where he'll make good on pledges he made at the state of the union. >> no foreign nation, no hacker should be able to shut down our network, steal our trade secrets or invade the privacy of millions of families. >> tim cook and others will talk how the private sector can work together to prevent cyber attacks. as part of it the president will offer an executive order. it will create private sector hubs where data can be exchanged easily. the department of homeland security will oversea the exchange. the framework includes strong privacy protections. >> the president is going to be speaking with a large number of ceos of major american corporations who, i believe, are going to commit themselves to ta

ninth grade algebra i went on to one of the top universities in the country and have degrees in stanford university so eight grade algebra didn't stop my peers from their process or getting through the algebra this calculus t is unfounded if the numbers are increased by 16 percent every year but at the same time years ago over the same period of time so what we're doing is scaring everyone and also in one study at our leading universities 75 percent of people go to college. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> hi, i'm the math department chair i've been teacher at mission and will for 8 years i want to say there's lived to no evidence in accelerating that reduce the classroom if you teach for depth students

earlier today the president spoke at the stanford university cyber security conference using jokes to keep the mood a bit light. >> it is too easy for hackers to figure out user names and pass words like pass word or 1, 2 3, 4 5. those are some of my previous pass words. i have changed them since then. >> he signed an executive order to encourage tech companies to stop cyber threats. >> the bomb squad hazmat, police and firefighters flooded an upscale novato neighborhood. they discovered 80 explosive devices. alan wang is live where he has been gathering more information. alan? >> the sheriff department says they were following the suspect because she threatened someone. when they pulled her over they found explosives in her car which lead to a search of her home and a surprise for everyone including her roommate. >> she is a great mother. i mean she is a really sweet person. >> joy brown was floored when police arrested her roommate 43-year-old loreen mason. the bomb squad found mason's bedroom full of explosives. >> she has the moster bedroom and keeps her door locked. if they were

turner withdrew from the stanford university campus last month.is going to be arraigned at 9:00 a.m. this morning at this courthouse. if convicted, he faces 14 to 30 years in prison. live in palo alto, nannette miranda for "today in the bay." >> thank you very much nannette. >>> police have until tomorrow to give prosecutors the case against a man accused of leaving a suitcase full of body parts. close trend of andress is not the killer. he was arrested on saturday after police spotted him onsaur valence video near the suitcase. >>> an actor who played a power ranger on television is in jail this morning accused of stabbing his roommate to death with a sword. police say ricardo medina stabbed his roommate during an argument that turned physical n los angeles county. after the stabbing, medina called police and waited at the apartment where he was arrested. medina played the red power ranger in the 1990s tv series. >>> today san leandro city leader also vote on a plan to equip police with a new state-of-the-art vehicle. they were awarded a grant fr