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it up in the store, when they give it a try, what they are going to find is that we have a ui that's like none other. >> but hp face answer uphill battle. we're used to the apple tablet and android tablets. hp, they are known for what's on your desk. >> pc sales are slowly diminishing. and tablet sales and mobile sales are going through the roof and hp doesn't get into that game and doesn't get into that game in a big way, it stands to lose. >> what we've seen is that people are computing more. they are taking their devices with them everywhere they go, kind of filling the white spaces in their day with more time on line, more time computing. >> it's thin, light, has a camera, and a bunch of apps. similar to other tablets with a different feel. thanks to a palm it brought on board. scott budman, "today in the east bay." >> it is 4:48. let's check in with christina and our first july day. good morning. >> it's going to feel like july. good morning to you, scott. we have a big holiday weekend, temperatures are going to be really warm especially for you in the east bay as we head throug

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. >> cencÉ mi carrera he uÍ y espero terminarla. >> el pasado 27 de abril fue detenido por agentes deciales lo obligaron a querer firmar una carta de deportaciÓn inmediata pero Él se negÓ. el caso ha llamado la atenciÓn de diversas organizaciones, entre ellas el consejo de Élite rasgÓ juvenil que intenta rer la orden de deportaciÓn que actualmente pende sobre el salvadoreÑo. >> necesitamos que el gobierno de obama haga algo pero ahora noestÁ dando la espalda, le pedimos a los senadores que nos ayuden con estos casos, ellos pued introducir prectoe ley privados especÍficamente en el caso de julio para que se pueda quedar. ellos tambiÉn tienen el poder legislativo de hacer una diferencia. >> julio no es el primer estudiante que enfrenta la deportaciÓn, entre los casos mÁs conocidos esta el eric, un estudiante de harvard que logrÓ permanecer en este paÍs. >> lo que necesitamos ahora es la ayuda del pÚblico, que firmen peticiones, que contraten a la oficina de (...) y pidan que no deportan a julio una esperanza a. >> - una esperanza a la que se aferra con toda la vida. >> le quiero dar ser

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. >> the same super computer sim ui lathe nuclear reaction and weather. so cyber security the next step is to simulate the internet. >> i think we have to start somewhere and think through simple operations to model the internet. >> it's unusual behavior is detected nobody can pull the plug but it will be able to make it possible suspicious behavior that doesn't show up on anyone's radar yet. they are sharing the information in the private sector on information technology. >> eric: department of homeland security pulled the plug on a controversial billion dollar high-tech border security system it doesn't mean the government giving up on high-tech solutions. david louie reports. >> homeland security admits the technology deployed along stretches of the border has been undependable. this is u.s. border custom video. >> right now, there is no good way how the technology performs in and of itself within the system. so this technology will allow them to decide that. >> this touch screen has been developed by san did have yia. it's part video game and analytic

i've watched you ui using your own professional commitment.why did you decide to get involved with this. >> my wife and i were very involved. we looked around and how could we help in the community. we saw foster kids as a voice that needed help. >> you told me a long time a story, about what made you decide the project was worthy. you started it in college? >> it started in college, i did a research project on information kerr kids. early on when we first started, we delivered products to the kids, the toys to the kids. we noticed the kids didn't have basic needs. they didn't have shoes, they didn't have mattresses, jackets. this is what we're going to do. we have to make a difference here and bring basic necessities that are trying to make it through the system. >> you do it on many levels. >> we helpful out, like kim's organizations, 21 organizations we currently working with. we have clothes, and school supplies and golf tournament to raise money to help the kids get by. you've heard many of them today. one story that stuck with me, 63% of

mike nicco is going to explain that much better in the forecast in just a ui minutes. >>> more news. a federal judge is ordering caltrans to stop work on to cut wider highway lanes in humboldt county. to realign to richardson state park to accommodate large trucks. they want to cut extensively into towering redwoods and they are looking at the environment impact the required by federal law caltrain has not responded to the inquiries. >> john davis wrecking company were not at fault for on two previous accidents that was cited in safety records. the company is cooperating with state and federal investigators. the company is waiting to find out why he ignored the lights and gates. five people died in the crash and four lawsuits have been filed against the trucking company. >> san carlos council members are meeting to temporary ban massage parlors from opening until further notice. there has been an increase in applications for massage permits. it may be a change in the california law that allows them to certify therapists who avoid local scrutiny. a memo says san carlos many legitimacy

he is older than any of his predecessors at the beginning of their ten ui. >> william and catherine will be greeted in canada. they arrived in canada yesterday for 9-day visit and were met by crowds of adoring fans. it will also handing flags to newly canadians at a citizenship ceremony. >> i think i would like to see them. i really do. i think he connects well with the people. >> the duke and duchess of cambridge have star power to burn. brits and canadians would like to see william ascend to the throne instead of prince charles. who is officially head of the state? >> queen elizabeth tsh. >> very impressive. >> and they are also heading to california next friday. >> the most watched video on youtube ever and the winner is --. ♪ ♪ >> why did you scream. did you like them or you heard it too much? that is justin beiber singing baby. they say the most viewed ever. 575 million hits. they say it's the most disliked video on youtube ever, 1.5 million people say they hate it. >> but they can't get away. >> next at 5:00, why the dmv is warning vehicle owners to wait before they renew their reg

>> la casa blanca nos dice siempre que estar bien ocupado con los problemaque tenemos uÍ en estados unidoslido su promesa de una propuesta migratoria en su primer aÑo, es una falta de respeto desde su punto de vista? usted coincide en esto? >> no tan fuerte asÍ. nosotros sabemos que habÍa tantos problemas mundiales que el presidente obama entrando a su oficina tenÍa primero que arreglar, pero al mismo tiempo la reforma migratoria era un punto en la historia donde demÓcratas comprobar todo, no habÍa ninguna razÓn por no pasar la reforma. >> usted cree que el presidente obama ha cumplido con los hispanos o cree que hizo estas promesas sÓlo por ganar el voto hispano? >> es difÍcil, en mi corazÓn creo que la mejor parte de latinos lo apoyamos y queremos aceptar las promesas que hizo, creo que nosotros ahora los latinos tenemos la fuerza polÍtica, de la obligaciÓn de registrar nuestra gente para votar, trabajar para que voten, y asÍ el presidente obama va a tener que trabajar mÁs con los latinos. >> ustedes estÁn haciendo su conferencia anual en cincinnati, porque cincinnati? cuÁl esl objetivo

of it is, if we were to introduce american safety standards into bangladesh would it turn it into a uiaupe yeah. they would be sitting in their huts doing nothing. there is a limit to workplace safety. that limit is the wealth of the society. as society becomes wealthier, as we invest more capital equipment and wages increase they can begin to opt to take some of that in the storm of safer work places. as we've seen, government tries to take credit for the advantages when the wealth that the market create makes it possible. without that we would be in danger. >> and head of osha under president clinton, held up a chart, injuries had dropped since osha begin. then somebody charted for osha and it was dropping at the same rate. slope of the line is the same. things get better because of free market. >> they create more wealth and possible to optfor safer workplace environment. most workplace injuries are caused by getting traffic fatalities on the highways, it's not what most people think. you are sitting there and your leg gets caught in a grinder. >> john: let's move on to another myth

record rainfall totals in ui rekak .2. we have a small area of high pressure, fast theest winds at 13 at sfo. everybody else around 3-6 miles. south wind at 3. you see the fog forming there and visibility down to quarter of a mile right now. here is a look at this hour temperature change. everybody warmer and oakland is 2 degrees cooler. 8:00 we'll see a lot of clouds around the bay but not inland to the east bay valleys. temperatures are holding in the 50s and 60s. by noon, clouds are back to the coast and we'll start to see clearing up along the north bay coast. temperatures will be in the upper 50s to near 60 in san francisco. 64 in oakland, 65 in san rafael and low to mid-70s for the rest of us. by 4:00, everybody is seeing sunshine and more is developing along the coast with mid-50s and san francisco. low to mid 70s around bait. mid to upper 70s in the north bay and low to mid-80s in the east bay valleys. warming trend continues tomorrow for everybody. could be warmer even next sunday and monday. >>> we're going to go

by the afternoon hours, 90s up around ui die island a clearlake. 82 in santa rosa. mid to upper 80s for the east bay valleys. mid to upper 70s from palo alto through the south bay. we'll have upper 70s in san rafael and napa. look at all the mid to upper 50s and cloudy 61 in half moon bay. clouds will keep the monterey bay cool and even inland to salinas and hollister gilroy, upper 70s to low 80s. seven-day forecast, slightly cooler, a couple of days this weekend. monday and tuesday could be the coolest of the seven days. with temperatures well below average. good morning sue. >> we are hoping for friday light. so far so good. public transit, everybody on time except for your ace train number one out of central valley it's running ten minutes late. big event at infineon in sonoma county and having a drag races that will cause delays on highway 37 and 80 in vallejo. and bay bridge update in about ten minutes. >>> just ahead, will it be carmegeddon? the weekend construction that will close part of the bay area freeway and huge delays for early morning drivers. >> and

esteban ui nunez the son of fabio nunez pleaded guilty in the stabbing death but the younger nunez who not fatally wounded santos. they want justice for their son. nunez was sentenced to 16 years for voluntary manslaughter but a day before his term ended in january governor arnold schwarzenegger reduced it from 16 years to seven. >> it is just unfathomable that the governor can say it was too harsh when they agreed to at the trial will level. >> it makes them angry and fighting to reinstate the entire prison term and take away such executive powers from governors. >> i think they are devastated and angry that somebody would trample what they have. >>> court arraignment is set today for a man that stole a picasso drawing. mark lugo is charged with grand theft and burglary. he allegedly walked into a gallery last tuesday and swiped a picasso pencil drawing worth about $275,000 before leaving in a cab. police say they identified him through street surveillance video from a restaurant next door and from tracking down a cab driver who provided investigators with information. >> celebrations

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and we won't have enough money to make job creating investments in things like education and infshqiu(ui+Ñ or pay for medicare andj1g medicaid. because neither party is blameless for the decisions that lead to this problem, both parties have a responsible to solve it. over the last several months, that's what we've been trying to do. i won't bore you with the details of every plan or proposal. basically, the debate has centered around two different approaches. the first approach says, let's live within our means by making serious historic cuts in government spending. let's cut domestic spending to the lowest level since dwight eisenhower was president. let's cut defense spending at the pentagon by hundreds of billions of dollars. let's cut out waste, fraud and health care programs like medicare. at the same time let's make modest adjustments so medicare still there for future generations. finally, let's ask the wealthiest americans and biggest corporations to give up some of their breaks in the tax code and special deductions. this balanced approach asks everyone to give a little, withou

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a comer con nosotros uÍ en desprta amÉrica. dÍa se caiaron de ropa. en el twitter se generÓ todo un escÁndalo porque ellos no accedion a ponerle el sombrero. dicen que papÁ de william, el dalai lama. muchas personidades se pusieron el sombrero. >> me imagino quellos sabÍan que era una tradiciÓn lo que deeron hacer es guardar respeto para l psamientos. >> gee ven, ellos se pusieron los jeans. y sÍ se pusieron los sombreros. >> seguramente serÁ la más asechada duran el fin de semana. despuÉs de este viaje a cadÁ, como estaba diciendo chiqui, contntÚa su vie a california. >> luis sandoval tiene preparado este recorrido junto a ellos esperando a esta pareja que tiene en jaque a los parazzi. ¡muy buenos dÍas! >> hola, hola, feliz viernes! ¡muy buenos dÍas! los californianos nos estamos preparando pararecibir a lo duques de cambridge. para todos los que se preguntan quÉ es lo que van a tar haciendo los duques en esta primer visita oficial a california, aquÍ tienen todos los detalles. la llegadde william y ka estÁn siendo preparados q

we need a comprehensive approact here, that's going to require ui to cut discretionary spending. an approach that's going to require us to reform of our entitlement and an approach that's going to require us to do real tax reform in this place. we are not great at walking and chewing gum at the same time the that that's what we need to start doing.. these are comprehensive andould complicated questions. no one would rather vote on something that didn't raise any taxes. but the math doesn't work. and it's clear that at the end of the day for us to move ahead we are going to have anhose agreement that has all of those aspects in net, discretionary spending and entitlement reform an ed tax reform that's wife and senator joe hands and iter tohe lrculated a letter to the -- president that had those three 2 elements 32 democrats and 32 sil republicans signed the letter agreeing that all these elements the president said signed theelo letter. agreeing of these elements are going to be part of a final product here. but i wanted to do this all afternoon is simply of us to do our jobs to g

you and thank you for your service as a marine as well, how do you assess the effectiveness of the ui in doj's efforts to support al shabaab's recruitment of muslim americans around the united states? >> thank you congressman. i think we can look at a couple of different factors to guide us in that. first i believe the fbi in doj recognize the threat and moved quickly to counter it. i believe that there is certainly an ongoing need to take care to focus on any groups that are recruiting people to fight on behalf of a foreign terrorist organization and i i believe al-shabaab currently represents an incredibly active group in that regard so i think efforts need need to be ongoing and we will need to remain vigilant to make sure they are not recruiting. i think if you want to look at whether or not we have managed to stop this problem, we can look at the fact that in february 2008 the state department designated al shabaab a foreign terrorist terrorist or rescission. since that time additional groups have left minnesota to join al shabaab so clearly well are law-enforcement efforts have

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