he's created a usb port that works in both your computer and apple tablet.z online. we'll have the product when we come back. tigers, both of you. tigers? don't be modest. i see how you've been investing. setting long term goals. diversifying. dip! you got our attention. we did? of course. you're type e* well, i have been researching retirement strategies. well that's what type e*s do. welcome home. taking control of your retirement? e*trade gives you the tools and resources to get it right. are you type e*? >>> welcome back. this new kickstarter campaign hoping to produce what it says is the first ever usb flash drive for your apple products. istick is the latest creation. the campaign has been live for about a week, and it's already generated over $560,000 in funding. with us now is daniel chin, founder and ceo which is the company behind the istick. welcome. >> hi. >> this looks like we have an actual prototype of the device which i understand doesn't work and doesn't carry some sort of crazy virus. i'll put it right here so everybody can see. there we ar

so you hear of 6-8 complaint sustained against those in usb that i just gave you that are contacts. >> you did a great job of illustrating where we need to do more work and that helps with the scope and scale where the progressive scope is working and we are not repeating the same behavior and there are a number of interactions where we are not getting complaints and also because you do such a great job in outreach and folks know how to make a complaint. that's it for me. >> if i might respond commissioner loftus, while we don't include the context in our quarterly reports because it would add to our work load, we do include the contacts in our annual report so there is more of a context. >> okay. >> thank you so much, director. >> you're welcome. >> thank you very much. please call item 3c. >> commission reports, discussion, commission presidents report and commissioner report. >> i have not new to report this week. commissioner loftus? >> i did bike to work from the outer sunset. it's the first time that i biked in a non-recreational way and being on the road. it reminds me of what

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. >>> the first time we're hearing from the parents of elliot rodger, the usb student who killed six in last week's rampage. not yet ready to face cameras, the family issued this statement. we are crying in pain for the victims and their families. it breaks our hearts on a level we didn't think possible. the feeling of knowing that it was our son's actions that caused the tragedy can only be described as hell on earth. in santa barbara last night, dozens of surfers took to the waters on surfboards to honor the memory of those that were killed in last week's rampage. >>> well, word is that donald sterling's wife, shelly, has received a handful of big-money bids for the l.a. clippers. sources tell espn that those bids are all in excess of $1 billion. but the sterlings are at odds over the potential sale. while shelly is pushing to complete it, donald sterling's attorney now says that he has changed his mind since a letter last week said he had agreed to sell his interest in the team. a source tells the a.p., that if the team is sold by next tuesday, nba owners will not have to meet to

not tobacco in addition to having taken but it does not seem to be working on today's match with the usb ports are flashing headlights that the us has claimed that caucus the nice part is being new is dead too hard to jackson that the neighboring province on the undead this cause the port whether the pressure on that the duty elected government of pakistan has lost over fifty thousand lights including portion out of the armed forces in this war and instead terror and it just in the last two weeks there has been to a number of attacks on the security officials as well as on the civilian population so despite that as the stringent security measures attacks are arrested and taken place. yes and apparently we know that did the activities of al qaeda had spilled out to me the other conflict areas and north africa as well with syria. can you tell us how all have the operations of al qaeda lived its infamous former figurehead. yes according to the student focused on the desktop with some of it not been that did not affect the other tie the book to this since his assassination attack that has co

unfortunately, some video got erased off of my usb from when the commission was trying to... >> and i don't know if we can retest. >> you need to speak into the microphone >> i don't know if we can test to see if i put the computer under your projecter. >> you can try. >> see if it works. >> you can try. >> yeah that works. >> i can hold it there. >> okay. you can introduce yourself and yes. >> my name is bennett montoya and i am one of the managing members and owners of atmosphere. start off, i believe, i gave just a little bit of an outline. and of what i will be going over with. and i wanted to point out the first topic which is police reports and cab reports, and atmosphere reports, and sis, the security intelligence specialist team that walks the street. and basically i am going over the sfpd's reports and atmosphere's reports so that we can kind of see the whole picture of everything that is going on. >> could i ask you a question before you get into it? >> yes. >> how long is the presentation? >> i would guess, with not too much feedback, back and forth, 20 minutes. >> so, i ne

to graduate and they wanted this water memorial to be a lasting memorial of the tragedy tragedy at usb. >>> 38-year-old miguel said he was at his home in hayward. torres followed a 19-year-old woman to her east bay home on saturday. detectives tracked down torres through surveillance video and now he is facing charges of sexual assault rape and robbery. >>> today is a big day for brian stow. why the giant's fan who was severely beat was in the courtroom and what is at stake. >>> plus, movie star brad pitt hit in the face while signing autographs. the alleged attacker has a stage history. do -- a stage history. >>> we will get you outside the door. >>> temperatures right now are close, i can't get much closer than this. i will show you the warmest spots coming right up. my dad worked as a short order cook. right here. my parents were immigrants. and they taught me that with hard work, anything is possible. i earned a scholarship to mit. and worked across party lines to get things done. i'm alex padilla. i'll protect voting rights for everyone. and make it easier to start a business. so

. >> usb is a tragedy, but he said nerds can't differentiate between reality and fantasy. he is saying nerds read too many comic books and sci-fi and think it is true. >> to traiten this all out -- to straighten this all out, he is recognizing the fact that there is a nerd culture that a is glorified in movies and in pop culture. but we need to recognize that and buy into that. >> he is not wrong. nerds cannot get laid. they can only get with nerds. >> i have it on authority that steven hawkings frequents strip clubs. >> so he gets tons of chicks at the strip club? >> are you an attractive gentleman and rafi you are melt in your mouth gorgeous and you get tons of broads. >> actually i am married. >> you could be doing back flips and be the funniest guy in the world. >> but revenge of the nerds are working at google and making hundreds of billions of dollars and that's how you get laid. look at steve balmer. that dude is up to his neck. he has 2 billion to buy the clippers and has 18 billion left over. >> when you are rich you can buy them. >> it is like you are really smar

pull out usb and sink up that data and down load a program available for free to a how you to look and missing phone. and if it is not safe, wipe it clean and load your back up data to your new phone. >> the reasons we want our phones back. and there are reasons that people want to steal them. we have numbers for you. 2013. 3.1 milli 3.1 million smart phon 3.1 million smart phones were stolen. that allows someone to break into a bank or house because of all of the personal information on there. >> so much information is stored on these devices it facilitates identity theft and incentive for people to steal them. >> your best advice is to back up data and not just put your life at risk? >> absolutely. you don't to have be anxious if this within missing. >> and what is his or her name? >> ruger and his 12th birthday today and celebrating it here on fox news channel. >> happy pirth day to rugger. he's beautiful and more valuable than the phone. thank you. any time. nfox news alert. and take a look at numbers on the dow. stock market diving down 200 points right now. it had been a good wee

. >> the parents of james holmes, the colorado movie theatre shooter and usb. the families of both of those people said we knew there was something wrong, but there was no mechanism for us to tell authorities something was wrong and have something done. >> yes. i think the ideal situation is if we had more mental health crisis teams. which would be a collaboration between mental health practitioners, law enforcement, people that sell guns. new york state though has taken substance -- steps, now if anyone is a credible threat. we now have a state registry that we report threats of harm to oneself or others. this is it moving in the direction, and that goes for several levels of evaluation, and then it's determined whether the authorities are supposed to gun. >> we have about 30 seconds left. as a psychiatrist is it laws like those that will create the biggest deter eps from the tragedies, if not, what is the one thing we can do to help prevent them? >> i think it's laws like this. we have to have a link between mental health and gun sales, and law enforcement, a

entered the deli and he shot and killed 20 year old christopher ross mo michael- martinez that was a usbdent. to the patrol deputies heard the shooting and responded to investigate the incident. as they arrived in the scene. they witnessed the suspect who at that time was unknown, fleeing east bound in his suspect vehicle, a black bmw. the suspect, continued to location number four at the top of the loop, where he fired multiple rounds at two people on the sidewalk. now the suspect drove his vehicle on the wrong side of the rod that was parallel to the sidewalk when he shot from the driver's window. the suspect continued forward and he turned southbound on to el embarkdero. and eastbound on del playa to location number five and he brandished a handgun at a female victim. the suspect fired additional rounds. turned his vehicle around and started to travel westbound on del playa. a loan sheriff deputy was taken under fire by the suspect. the sheriff deputy returned fire and the suspect drove off westbound on del playa. he travelled to location number six, in the 6600 block of deplaya where

the cable, now you got this end goes into your android phone, one for old iphones and new iphones and usb>> your computer. >> i don't have a computer. >> your typewriter. >> i don't have a typewriter. >> okay. i'm not going to say lost cause. i'm going to say challenging. this is a lovely gift. it's $3.99. it's an app called morning. and it's like mom's grand central station dashboard for her whole day. it's fully customizable. got the time, weather, stock prices, her tasks, calendar. fully customizable so she can see everything she needs to get going. >> oh, my gosh, it's got stocks on it? >> wow. that's cool. >> that will come in handy for me, never. >> this is one i'm particularly excited about. this is a warehouse club on your phone so you don't have to go to those big stores to get your bulk items, discount prices, free shipping to your door on most items. some you pay for shipping, but most for free. >> that's genius. >> you figure you save in gas and headaches and time. everything. >> genius. >> love it. and this to me is the ultimate mother's day gift. >> what is it? >> this is am

we'll be following the latest developments on the massacre at usb throughout the day on abc abcnews.com. we are now going to switch gears and turn to what is a kickoff to memorial day weekend. millions of americans taking to the roads, rail and sky to celebrate the start of summer but could nasty weather rain on their parade? abc's linzie janis is out on the road in new york city which saw quite the lightning storm overnight. linzie, good morning. >> good morning, dan and bianna. overnight storms made it difficult for travelers trying to start their memorial day weekend get-away. most people, nearly 32 million, are driving, some of them facing flooded roads. for those that flew, it was a lot of delays. turbulent weather from coast to coast, reeking havoc. slamming new york city's freedom tower and empire state building with lightning starts. and in the northeast, severe storms that brought major flooding, shutting down streets and highways. >> it's like the "titanic" when the boat flooded and water starts coming in as people were running. that's exactly what it was like. >> reporter: th

. >> convert the momentum of the ride almost seamlessly in to rider into usable power on the usb platformthe same way you charge iphone, go pro, you charge from 20 minutes of your bike. it gives you about a 20% charge. once the sun goes down it can be hard for motorists to spot cyclists. that's why this was created. the rings of l.e.d. light attached to the sides of your wheel creating arcs of light. ensure you to never become a blind spot. >> they last four hours and there is a small battery pack that mounts in to your hub. pop it off, plug it in to your computer and charge them up. >> reporter: one added bonus they look awesome in the dark. with all of this high-tech gear it is easy to see why this sum area ride on two wheels is the way to go. tina trinh, abc news, new york. >> nice. >> i want two of each. >> lights look like christmas on a bike. >> they do. are you a biker? >> i'm not. my wife wanted one. last time i had a ten speed it was years ago. it was 200 bucks. the price is a lot higher. >> no longer $200 bikes out there? >> no. >> you can charge your phone so there you go. >> w

we will continue to fight war on terror on usb have. >> but after to sell than -- after 2016, will it only the afghan warlords fighting or special operation forces will remain? >> it will only be afghan warlords. for the next two years, it will be special operation forces. what he means is night raids, turkey killings and outline -- targeted killings an outline with these warlords. >> what about mercenaries and private contractors? >> when i say warlords, i mean private contractors. there are hundreds of thousands of them around the country. >> and they will leave, according to this plan, by the end of 2016 or continue? >> these are afghans. mercenaries and private contractors, they are afghans. u.s. has been paying them unofficially. they will continue. it will look like a proxy war of afghans who are being paid by the u.s. to fight against the taliban. >> do we have an idea of these 9800 troops that will remain in afghanistan, how many of them will be special operations forces or specials forces? >> is unclear, but we can expect a sizable number to be special forces. you don't need

i like usb. so does warren buffett. he was buying more. i like the regionals are attractive. for jpmorgan, down, 52, 53 level, when it yields 3%, that's a pretty good buy, too. >> you're building a position there. pete? >> suntrust, i'm with steph on this one. sorry we're all in the same names, scott. it would be great if i had a different name. i like that performance and i like what we've seen out of that company. when you see the options coming in there looking for upside, they usually tend to be right in that name. >> go back to jpmorgan for a second. we do the debate -- wells fargo versus jpmorgan. i don't know where you stand, but i've been on the wrong side of that one. wells fargo is up 8.5% of the year, jpmorgan is down 8%. money is being allocated away from the exposure to the ficc. jpmorgan is telling you year on year, it will be down 20%. it's very tempting right now to step in and play that reversal trade, okay? do the pairs trade. take the money out of wells fargo into jpmorgan. i think the time is close. i don't know that it's here now. >> josh brown? >> i've b

. >> guest: usb taking the life of another person that is different from an unborn child that has never had a chance to take a breath of life which was to do anything. >> host: this conversation could go wrong because i'm sure that the planned parenthood people if they were president would talk about the life of the living woman. but let me just ask you coming back to president obama as let's say that quintessentia the quine prototype of the liberal in your book your point is that while the government can't be compassionate but you don't want it to be compassionate you want to focus on what works and therefore you're talking about individuals having the responsibility or there are christian jewish, whatever their beliefs. having the sense that they should be compassionate but it's up to the individual, not the government to take care of the poor. hispanic >> guest: they handed out to everybody in congress and was called the tragedy of american compassion and it was written by marvin. he went back in history and looked at th the major prepurche institutions, the jewish, the christian gro

the xbox one has the connect sensor which is always on and same for the usb port and playstation fournergy hog as well as a big-time gamer. stuart: i'm glad you brought this to our attention because sitting next to me is a global warming freak. i take it you're going to turn off all of those xbox console, they are eating up all of this juice. >> user they turn them off when you don't use them. do you leave yours on all the time? stuart: campbell soup, the stock is down and i want to know why. nicole: not necessarily a good one. down to an .5%, they are cutting their sales forecast obvious to the world's largest soup maker. they have prego pasta as well as pepperidge farm cookies under their umbrella. the increased promotions hoping that would help, guess what, that really didn't help, they're having a hard time getting in the more health-conscious set and facing stiff competition. good old campbell soup. stuart: youngsters don't want to buy a can of processed food that contains a whole bunch of sodium. it is just not quite right, is it? nicole: i happen to love it, but you are probabl

reason for usbe a to be complacent. in europe and the united states, just as other industrialized countries, we are still facing very grave challenges. public --r too high the burden of unemployment. increasing competition on global a continued vulnerability of the global financial system. to masterly be able those challenges if we continue to work closely on the basis of trust in the transatlantic the imf, the also world trade organization, the osce, and the framework of you 20. g 20. 20 -- the transatlantic economic council was established, not only on very important areas ability whichral contributed to a smooth operation between the business community. the nuclear us of a project that at the time by considered a champion many. the project to take negotiations on the transatlantic trade agreements. , we arece that summer negotiating about the transatlantic investment and trade partnership. it is a key project of our transatlantic operation. draw the two economic areas, europe and the united states, closer to each oth

reason for usbe a to be complacent. in europe and the united states, just as other industrialized countries, we are still facing very grave challenges. public --r too high the burden of unemployment. increasing competition on global a continued vulnerability of the global financial system. to masterly be able those challenges if we continue to work closely on the basis of trust in the transatlantic the imf, the also world trade organization, the osce, and the framework of you 20. g 20. 20 -- the transatlantic economic council was established, not only on very important areas ability whichral contributed to a smooth operation between the business community. the nuclear us of a project that at the time by considered a champion many. the project to take negotiations on the transatlantic trade agreements. , we arece that summer negotiating about the transatlantic investment and trade partnership. it is a key project of our transatlantic operation. draw the two economic areas, europe and the united states, closer to each oth

i want to buy usb. this one looks good. it's $5. one extra dollar for shipping.g city like beijing, you can get same-day service. all we have to do now is wait. jd.com is much small are than alibaba but it could still pose a threat. pep expect to start seeing jd on we chat. we chat is a hugely popular social media platform. the owner of we chat just bought a stake in jd. jd.com is weighed down by costs. it spends a lot on warehouses and delivery staff while alibaba makes money off of transaction fees on its virtual marketplaces. jd is betting that as more chinese people shop online, its investment in infrastructure will pay off. it plans to use part of the money from its ipo in new york to build out its distribution network into smaller cities. >> come in! it is 12:30 and only two hours after i placed my order. jd wants the service to be this fast all over the rest of the country. eunice yoon, cnbc, beijing. >> there you go. jd.com. stocks trading today on the nasdaq. cfo coming up later on cnbc. >>> also still to come, under pressure, will mario draghi be forced

. >> a memorial service will take place on the usb campus at 4:00 local time today.apolitano, the uc president, said the entire university of california system will keep flags lowered to half staff through sunday. >>> and it sounds all too familiar, a young man with mental health issues, socially isolated, angry, depressed, takes revenge on a world he somehow feels wronged him. the story of elliott rogers seems familiar, but the solutions are far more complex. in the wake of this tragedy in islea vista, liza long wrote this, quote, it seems as if after newtown, we just gave up. we decided that this is the kind of society we're going to live in, a society that has too many guns, and a society that chooses to ignore people with mental illness and their families at great cost. liza long is good enough to join me now. she's the author of "i am adam lanza's mother." you've been on the show a number of times. always, sadly, in the wake of tragedy, but welcome back. >> thank you, brooke. thank you for calling attention to this issue that affects so many families. >> absolut

usb said it, sun trust said t.several companies are saying it, so they have problem with the net interest different story. in terms of the economy they are getting better in terms of loan growth and that should improve, and that should also drive better confidence, along with housing and we do need jobs. >> drive economic recovery. >> i don't think so. >> some of these people have been priced out of housing market. if you're looking at that for a catalyst anyways. >> prices are extremely high. >> that's another hurdle. >> last week they said satisfaction in housing is up which is a nice way of saying, you know, i think i'm not going to bother buying anything else because who else wants to go through all the agony and i'll stay where i am and that slows the housing market down. >> let's bring in steve grasso here from the floor. steve, good to see you. i wanted to ask what's going on with the price action in twitter snad. >> saw the upgrade. you know, it's going -- they put a $42 price target on it saying that they could monetize and add sales saying that international is going to be a hug

>> i'll talk to fred smith as well as robert wolf, head of usb bank and now head of an investment firm some not so good, unemployment obviously pretty good, but on the other hand, 800,000 people left the workforce. .1% gdp growth in the first quarter of the year, so we'll try to get these two guys to sort out just where we are in the recovery five years after it supposedly began. >> chris wallace, "fox news sunday." check your local listings. >>> 20 after the hour, a new doctor blowing the whistle on the deadly treatment delay. our veterans of affairs jim nicholson is here live. >>> and nearly one in four women now the breadwinners in their families, but does that cause serious friction at home? our panel of experts is here, next. ♪ if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain. this is humira helping me lay the groundwork. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works

the cable, now you got this end goes into your android phone, one for old iphones and new iphones and usb. fully customizable, time, weather, stock prices, she can see everything she needs to get going. >> that's great. stocks on it? >> wow. that's cool. that will come in handy for me, never. >> this is one i'm particularly excited about. this is a warehouse club on your phone so you don't have to go to the big stores to get your bulk items, discount prices, free shipping to your door on most items. some require shipping, but most for free. >> you save in gas, headache and time. >> yes, headache, time -- >> genius. >> love it. and then, to me, is the ultimate mother's day gift. this is amazon fire tv, streaming media, your hulu, netflix, games, music, and also cool features like voice search, so, hang on, community. thinking, thinking. >> did you say community? >> i sure did. >> great features. who has time to type? >> how much is this thing? >> this is $99. >> i need to get that for my mom, she would love it. >> my mother would look at it and go, oh, thanks. >> keep it in the wrapper. ca