. >> didn't talk very well, but techies will have to wait longer to find out more about the much-anticipatede glass. the financial times reports the taiwanese manufacturer will make the first run of google glass in the south bay. >>> real estate in the bay area is booming. a surge in home prices shows people are willing to shell out more to snag the house they want. for the first time in five year, median home prices in the bay area stopped $500,000. new and existing homes hit $510,000. tight supplies mean fewer homes are being sold. >>> people in solano county may have noticed the smoke from a grass fire this evening. the fire was fueled by strong winlds in the -- winds in the area. it burned about 5 acres. >>> from wind to a chance of showers? what! rain? paul is here with a look ahead to tomorrow. >> there is rain in the forecast. not on the radar right now. many of you have not seen a drop of rain for the entire month, which is not terribly uncommon. oakland, san jose, and san francisco all coming up 0 for may 1st. but that will change tomorrow. the pacific northwest will fire a system o

it's arguably mayer's biggest vote of confidence yet from a savvy techie with a lot of options. >>> and a disclosure to share with you, cnbc, which produces "nightly business report," and yahoo have an alliance to share and coproduce. >>> on capitol hill tomorrow, apple and its billions of dollars stashed overseas will be in the spotlight. ceo tim cook will be grilled by senate lay makers about that and avoiding paying u.s. taxes. today we got an early look at what apple will tell the panel about keeping funds offshore and why the whole corporate tax system needs an overhall. what do you think will be the pitch from apple's tim cook. >> reporter: i think he'll have to defend himself from a report that the senate on select committee just put out this evening. the report is pretty critical of the way apple sets up its corporate tax structure overseas. senator carl levindt[ boast their company is the highest corporate taxpayer in the u.s. but what they often leave out is the second part of the story, and that is that apple is one of the largest corporate tax avoiders. it's unacceptable tha

they reached out to a group of savvy young techies for help. this is the headquarters of code for america. code as in computer code. it's a new san francisco-based nonprofit which connects technology professionals, like web programmers and designers, to local governments, like san mateo county, which are seeking innovative ways to improve their services. code for america, which has been dubbed the "peace corps for geeks" offers a one year, paid fellowship for high-tech applicants who want to give back. the organization receives funding from the knight foundation, google, and ebay founder pierre omidyar's foundation, as well as from the cities which receive help. fellows have developed more than 50 websites and applications or apps to help solve a specific problem facing a city and its residents. this one in boston allows residents to adopt a fire hydrant and be responsible for shoveling it out when it snows and a website in new orleans tracks how the city is dealing with blighted properties. >> we think that the people have the skills of coding

. >> plus, the new must have toy for techies. google's glasses with the web built right in. our tech editor takes them for a test drive. >>> another airline creating outrage. you just won't believe it. details are coming up. >>> and welcome back. one trading day into the new month and wall street traders seem to be taking the saying, sell in may and go away literally. all three major averages were down nearly 1% yesterday. it was the dow's worst start to a month since last june. all of that selling was blamed on several signs of a slowing economy, one of those sign, new indications of a softening job market. private employers added 119,000 jobs last month. that's the fewest in seven months. march's numbers were also revised lower and the federal reserve issued a warning. it said tax increases and spending cuts that i can canned in this year are slowing growth. >>> frontier airlines adding a fee for carry-on bags and plan to start charging 2 bucks for soda and coffee. the new fee will be $25 if paid in advance. 100 at the gate. it applies to bags in the overhead bin so small

you are a techie. get involved with other techie. [applause] you have a wide range of fields you need to be proud of the fact you have a super good job and you need to keep it. you need to get a soul mate that is interested in those kind of things. >> so another big bang theory. >> that's right. [applause] okay >> how did you get over being so anxious when you were little? >> how did i get over being anxious? why did the first talk i panicked and i walked out. one of the things that helped me in my early thirties i went on anti-depressant medication. there are some people that a super anxious the need help in biochemistry and the best thing is a little bit of prozac or something like that. i have a chapter thinking on the pictures i wrote about the lever on biochemistry and i find us to be visual thinkers. i know a lot of designers that take a fumble that of prozac because you don't want to be messing around with alcohol or street drugs. you probably get exercise if that's a good. [inaudible] >> sorry. [laughter] >> i take prozac too

community to act against the assad government our middle east correspondent paula sli or has more techiehas blamed the syrian president bashar assad for these bombings without having undergone any kind of investigation what they have said is that syrian intel . the usual suspects now the difficulty turkish prime minister says that the organization and the members behind the attacks have been largely identified but what is worrying is that this does say it's a bad precedent to merely blame assad right away without giving any kind of proof or any kind of conclusive evidence as to why you say that nine people have been detained all of them are turkish citizens according to the turkish deputy prime minister and he has stressed that there be no links to the syrian opposition previously three of the five suspects arrested after the bombings were said to have been super nationals so it has denied that they are behind the attacks the syrian government issued a statement in which it said that we are saddened by the fall of martyrs in turkey yesterday in one way or another the turkish people are s

s to techies and to just simply an enthusiast over the next few weeks we're going to. these interviews we have interviews from the top execs at coyne labs trade hill. monetise run to gold dot com and open coin which is developing the somewhat controversial ripple currency in payment system now today we're going to feature the youngest one of the youngest c.e.o.'s at the conference he's one of the most successful that his name is charlie sram and he is the co-founder and c.e.o. a bit and say it was provides retail access to big coins as a registered money transfer agent he's twenty three years old and he wears a ring with his big coin on it they call forefinger charlie because if you top it off you can get always money the first question i asked charlie it was just to provide a little bit of background on what bit instant is and what it dies and here's his comments. that instead of the company and you want to buy a big coin locally so if you have a seven eleven a walmart c.v.s. to read your local location you can go into these places and actually buy a big quantity up t

coleman techie fiction features. a lanes feature so if you're drifting on a pure land it will alert you. the blind spot information system will detect vehicles entering your blind spot. and it would give all boast for is when you are attempting traffic it will slow you slow the vehicle. it will keep you in cruise control so you will not have to exit and different speed. at a local system to decrease to efficiency will shut off the vehicle when it comes to the stop and restart the engine when it is time. star command, i'm detecting high levels of happiness. luscious locks there's an entire land here...with living cars. now this is flying... with style. great glittering galaxies. disneyland resort just got happier, see it all with a 3-day park hopper ticket. i now appear to be lost in a deep dark cave... still ahead it 830 pesetas fiscal neighborhood has such a surprise. >> pam: >> jacqueline: record high temperatures in the bay area. right now there are cooling down we do have a clue them i will tell you when it will

. >> it is true, because we're so techie and there's auto correct on spelling and everything else, weas texting my daughter and for the first time i did "u-r" for your. and i hated myself. what's one of the things we do to make us sound stupid? >> the word "like" is universally disliked. it's all about what impression you want to send. >> and absolutely. the goal is, what is your intention. so if you're selling yourself on the job interview or selling a product or a service or a philosophy or idea, you're trying to present yourself and your ideas in a way that's attractive to people and inspires them to want to hear more. >> we're sabotaging our own success, in other words. >> let's see how smart we are, shall we? we're going to look at movie clips and see if we can pick out the grammatical error, let's start with a clip from "mean girls." >> his name is aaron. >> no, no, you can't like aaron. that's gene ex-boyfriend. >> they went out for a year. >> and she was devastated when he broke up last summer. >> i thought she dumped him for shane. >> irregardless, ex-boyfriends are off-limit

. >>> plus, techies gather at facebook all in an effort to help veterans make the transition to the corporate world. >>> and sandhya patel here with the weather. >> crisp in the morning but the kind of heat coming that will make it feel like summer. the temperatures coming up. >>> a follow-up to the theft of outboard motors. how police solved the crime before they even knew it had actually happened. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> a disneyland employee has been arrested accused of planting a so called dry i

on the progress at the new eastern span. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> it's kind of like the super bowl for techies. competitors are working hard to create the next big thing. kpix 5 patrick shows us what teams in the imagine cup are cooking up here in the bay area. >> you go into a doctor's office, they diagnose you with a problem. >> it can track the baby's breathing, heartbeat and movement on their smart phone. >> you would pick different categories and say this is the fire that i'm seeing. >> reporter: that's just a few of the pitches from the teams around the country. they're at the microsoft campus in mountain view competing in the imagine cup games. >> it's a competition for students that get to show off the magic they could create with software. >> reporter: a team from virginia brought a real time physical therapy program. >> with an interactive experience directly connected to the physical therapist's office. >> reporter: the team from hawaii designed an app called help me help, helping people in natural disasters communicate with friends and family. >> the location is uploaded so you see

you are a techie. get involved with another tacky. [laughter] you have a wide range of skills you should be proud of the fact to have a super good job and you need to keep it and you need to get a soulmates that is interested in those kinds of things. >> just like big bang theory. [laughter] >> you are absolutely right. [laughter] [applause] >> how did you get over being so anxious when you were little? >> when i was in graduate school with my first talk about panicking and i walked out. one of the things that helped me in my early thirties i went on antidepressant medication. some people are super anxious and they need help with biochemistry and they just need a little prozac and i have a chapter of "thinking in pictures" with a believer of biochemistry and i find us visual thinkers and we are panic monsters. we know a lot of complainers to take a little bit of prozac. you don't want to mess with street drugs but it looks like you are in karate said you are getting exercise. >> [inudible] >> i am sorry. i do not know how to read the

. >> there must be something techie involved if you're here. >> you think?ng under this beautiful umbrella by brookstone. typical outdoor umbrella. except it has solar panels on top that help you charge your cell phone. >> that's really smart. >> what if it's not sunny? >> when it's not sunny it has a battery so when it is sunny it's collecting all the great energy and when the sun goes behind the clouds it's charging your phone. >> this is genius. usually at a back yard barbeque, you have hot dogs and hamburgers. why no pizza? >> pizza is the new hamburger i think. people want to cook pizza on their grill all the time except it's kind of hard to do because you lose heat every time you open the grill. this is a kettle pizza, you put your lid on and then the heat can build. it gets like 700, 800 degrees. and it makes you the perfect pizza. >> that's adorable. >> it starts at $149. most people have this kind of grill. so you just add that in and now you have a pizza extravaganza. >> very cute. >> come with me, ladies. let's talk about this, the lawn mop. >> yo

. >> techies unite and shareholder listen up.ed off the big developers conference, google io, in san francisco today. true to its history they revealed major headlines including that google has 900 million android activation to date, up from 400 million to date at last year's meeting. another big topic of conversation, ceo larry page's rare vocal chord problems. here with the latest is fox business's own adam shapiro. i mean the voice and vocal chord thing was thing everyone was focused on. >> i rather when you hear his voice it sound a little bit weak and people are speculating, oh, is there some problem. it is a problem but it's not a terminal issue but it is, he actually talked about this. he got a cold, what was it in 2003. it was a virus. and there was a kind of paralysis of one of his vocal chords. so he asked the doctors at time would there be a chance another vocal chord, they said highly unlikely. guess what? he got another cold and same thing happened. they don't totally understand what causes this. it has to do with th

you are at take the --a techie. get involved with another tacky. get a super good job and you need to keep it. you need to get a soul mate that is interesting in those kinds of things. >> another big bang theory tight. >> that is right. absolutely right. [applause] >> how did you get over being so anxious when you were little? >> when i was in graduate school i did my first talk on panic and walked out. one of the things that helped me in my early 30s was anti-depressant medication. some people are superanxious with some help from biochemistry and a tiny little bit of prose that course something, have a chapter on thinking and pictures, a believer in biochemistry and i find us visible thinkers. we tend to be panicked monsters because i know a lot of designers take a little bit of prozac because you don't want to mess up with alcohol. looks like you are in karate. sorry. i don't know how to read blocks. okay. >> something funny. >> probably finding -- another thing i found that helps me is 100 situps i do every night on the bed. every night i'd do t

while you and i remember going to the zoo, today's students are heading to replace a bit more techy.ently met with children on a field trip. class is in session. today's lesson plans. >> we are making a movie commercial for a scary movie. >> if this is a special field trip. today these children are going to the apple store. every spring and fall the apple store across the country holds local students to learn and to play. >> coming to the apple store give students the advancement of technology. >> this is a break from the normal routine. >> the kids are shooting and editing on the ipad. this is giving them lessons on what is being taught in the classroom. >> the best part of a field trip is that when they leave, they get to see their baked their work on the big screen. >> and least i know that he is given input on this at an early age. >> this is a new twist that we all remember. >> it is fun and we have developed this culture where people won't participate. they want to show their work and ideas. >> is this at the end does not work out then they stated that will be good actors. that

urge everyone to vote no techie, mr. chairman. we are the -- working on jobs. items that concerns us --implementation of will cost this economy $800,000. we also now it is gone to being . 2.6 joined our program >> i join the chorus of people .ecognize the ineffectiveness the cbo also said there is a dollars added to the cost of obama care. physicians don't want to continue in their practice. people in medical school don't want to continue. people in undergraduate, they don't want to go to med school. we have seen premiums skyrocket. by 284%. 7 million people cannot take insurance iflth they were promised. we have seen a risk pool the american people deserve better and we will work hard to make sure we have a competitive health care program. thank you. >> i yield one minute to the gentleman from new york. >> thank you. .rrived today in opposition it is a 37 vote to repeal obamacare. the affordable care act is a serious attempt to series -- to solve a serious problem. the legislation we are considering is not serious. there is no lack of problems with his body to

what seemed to be desirable was the young, highly qualified techy, generally asian in california.i felt very badly for these people because, you know, above the age of 50, it is very hard for an american to get a job grade >> i know the example you're talking about. you are not allowed to fire american workers -- this happened in the city of new york. the mayor fired a whole bunch of workers who were tech workers and brought in one of these h- 1b firms to fill the jobs, that is what happens. -- isrohibited prohibited under our proposal and will not change. >> i would like to see that. --mr. chairman >> senator sessions. in my mind no doubt that there is a charge between a between an choice american worker or bringing in a .oreign worker national interest would favor the american business hiring an american worker. wemail hub that national -- need to be working hard to get , first and working foremost. remember, this bill is not the .ntrepreneurial type individual these people come for a limited. of time -- limited timeframe and they can petition to have a green card and stay. that

my fair state of con techy has a sales tax of 6% and i don't think it's fair we impose a sales tax on the state of montana. their businesses aren't subjected to a sales tax audit if they don't have to collect a sales tax. he is too modest in not reminding us he is coming from the state of montana that has no sales tax. . is marketplace act while congressmen and senators, we can force the states to collect these taxes, we cannot go into other countries and force them to collect taxes. what will happen is a lot of our online retailers will move across the border where they enjoy the advantage of collecting those sales taxes and no way to impose that tax. some say this is not a new tax. don't call it a new tax. while others say it's not a tax increase. don't call this a tax increase. like a duck acks and walks like a duck, it is a duck. i call it a tax. some will say, consumers already owe this tax. at the end of the year on april 15, they are supposed to pay the sales tax that wasn't collected in other states. that's not true. they don't owe a sales tax, because states long ago conceded

so i slaveowner from the techie was chasing a slave in the illinois chorus, tried to bring him back to kentucky. the kid and his entire is exposed to slavery. is born in kentucky and said that releasers of the sites in kentucky. he grows up to 7500 people. though unconfirmed at the cumberland road, basically america's first highway. lincoln did see people shackled on their way to wherever they were going. he could see slavery of close. something like it was very familiar with. lincoln goes down to new orleans as a riverboat captain and sees the slave market in north america in new orleans and brutality toward slavery. he also recognizes there are laws in place and believes the settlement had a case here so he represented mr. madsen. he would never see something like this after he leaves congress, so i'll talk about what happened soon. so december 1847, abraham lincoln as a member of the congress. one of the most interesting things as he was there with them. the most famous number is actually john quincy adams the former president. the only former president to serve the people's house.

the hotel is a boutique style super techy hotel.operty. as you said, summer is the best time to be in chicago, lots of outdoor markets, p parades, lake cruises, bike tours, you name it. >> it's the only city i'm aware of where people go in the summer. >> absolutely. >> they flee other cities and go to chicago. courtney, you're the best. >> happy memorial day. >>> a fox news alert. a planeful of passengers catches fire as it lands on the runway. did everyone make it off okay? we have those details coming up. >>> then you know her as the manipulative sammy brady from days of our lives. she's taking her talents to the books and she's dishing on show biz. she's here to tell us all the steamy details, so stay with us. [ music ] you've had a seriousc or skin reaction to it. if you develop these stop taking chantix and see your doctor right away as some can be life-threatening. tell your doctor if you have a history of heart or blood vessel problems, or if you develop new or worse symptoms. get medical help right away if you have symptoms