you mentioned in your intro they aren't really ware of the problems here.y experts have been looking in the systems and vulnerabilities with them for quite a long time. the hospitals themselves, you know, obviously their first priority is treating patience and necessarily the security of their equipment or records and so they don't understand the complexities of the networks and how easy it is to get in to them. >> it's going to be become one in the same treating your patients and protecting them. >> the patients are the ones that are pour i had worried. that actually happened in a fictional episode of homelands. rosemary as a nurse says: >> now, billy, unleash your cyber geek. guide us through the loopholes here, the security loopholes that would allow a hack tore bypass the security passwords and actually, you know, perhaps, if you will, change x-rays, medical records or drug infusion pumps. >> i actually brought in some equipment here. this is an infusion pump if i were to look for vulnerabilities in a devicsin a device like thid just buy one, go to ebay

the soft ware in question is called black shades. one of the creators and dozens more in 19 countries are now in custody. the software or creep ware may have infected the computers of half a million people including a beauty pageant winner. this is creepy, the idea that a computer in your bedroom or your daughter's bedroom or son's bedroom if it's open could actually be accessed by someone and that camera turned on and someone could be watching your child in their bedroom. pamela brown, reports. >> reporter: reigning teen miss usa cassidy wolf is accustomed to be front and center on the public stage. now she's in the spotlight one again as the virtually cyber. >> ing. there was a notification from her facebook account that alerted. >> i received an e-mail 30 minutes later saying he sent me an e-mail and said what he was doing to me and gave me three new options and attached three new photos. >> the hacker was someone she had gone to high school with. a college freshman mangering in computer science. wolf wasn't his only victim. accor

her home wasn't always a kitsen sank chew ware, though. i was at the spc oorks 20 years ago and i saturday at the desk and my kalt died and they said do you want a foster? it went so well, tony did it again and again. every day during kitten season, you can find tony there: on this day, plr than a dozen ferl kittens are brought in. tony helps them get the baths that they need. tshld be said that kittens less than eight weeks old get none of those things. tony puts in an amazing amounts of work. >> i just love it. >> thank you so much for joining us. you can always see new bay area proud stories every tuesday and thursday during our 5:00 fluz cast. you can also watch all the stories we jump on our web site. just go to nbc bay area.com. scroll down on the home page and we'll see you next part-time. when la quinta.com sends sales rep steve hatfield the ready for you alert, the second his room is ready. you know what he brings? any questions? can i get an a, steve? yes! three a's! he brings his a-game! the ready for you alert, only at laquinta

they found richard rice in the oakland hest ware. they ruled rice drowned and now they are determined to is ask the questions and get answers to what happened to their brother and what surrounds his brother's de. >> it is hard to believe nobody saw anything. >> reporter: his sisters are handing out flyers hoping somebody has some information. >>> federal government is responding to a some until la out break continuing to make people sick. it is in hopes of forcing the government to stepping. now nobody has died from the outbreak but more than 500 people have become sick. >>> the city of pleasanton has plans to fight the drought by recycling more water called toy lit to tap -- toilet to tap. they are using water from the sewerage treatment plant and they plan to you are gate to sewerage treatment plants. >> i think it is a fabulous way they can use on the lawn. >> we are using recycled water for drinking water? >> right now no recycled water is going into homes but that could change. they would allow resick but they approved a fee for

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. >> we need people to be ware and speak up and that this is not the only neighborhood that's affected. >> the department encourages homeowners to come to they want to help find coverage. >>> the battle is brewing over union city over a house plan development. a home wants to turn 60 acres of land along mission boulevard into apartments and strip mall and an alzheimer's hospital. there was protest tonight and the people worried about the development is being bigger than what's being proposed. >> we work for 20 years to protect it and now we are faced with another attack to development. >> the home has collected signatures to put the development up for a vote, if it qualifies it will be on the november's ballot. >>> traffic on the bay bridge finally clearing out tonight. traffic glided into a halt and backed up in macarthur. the mess from the 28 closure trickled on to. here is a look at what's closed off because of the work on 280. the ramps on king street are all street down. they're not supposed to be reopened until tuesday morning. >>> crews plan to install a steel and concrete media

arsenal has not won silver ware since 2005 when it beat manchester united on penalty. the clear outsiders finish 16th. the players hardly household names even for arsenal squad. this was the response of lucas when asked how matt fryer would be the danger man? >> who. >> reporter: matt fire. >> who is this. >> reporter: hull player. >> okay. the focus is on our game. >> reporter: hull never claimed a major trophy. the manager one three fa cup files with manchester united. >> it's like the day you get married, it's over behaviour you blink. before you know it you're married, before you know it the fa cup fig is gonement you have to grasp the occasion, number it and make sure you perform. >>> arsenal versus hull will be the 133rd fa cup final. the first happened way back in 1872. the tournament was only halted for world wars. the biggest attendance for a final was 1923, there was 120,000 in the newly opened wembley stadium. in arsenal win they'll win the manchester united record of lifting the cup 11 times. 1700 teams entered the competition. it's estimated that half a bi

wraps are clear and they've put a lot of the colors onto the body of the vehicles so we're definitely ware u aware that people have issues the contract requires the contractors to use better and better materials. >> so the experience i had was sometime last fall or i think it was last fall. is that not happening anymore >> we've heard not heard from very many people we don't feel that's still a problem. >> i mean despite the glasses i have descendent eyesight is that again i don't have poor eyesight. >> we've not heard from many people i ride and look all the time and i have not had problems so, so i don't think that's that big have a problem. >> i know there's a variety of different kinds of adds some lighter or darker does muni have a way to access this color pallet on the ads is going to cause a sdanlt issue. >> we haven't had problems with disabled people coming and claiming but how you look at it sometimes, the whops that are clearer and don't have much color is easier to see in and out but we don't have is a way of elevating the wraps. >> okay. colleagues if from my prospective i com

matter what the similarities between two candidates there's a tendency to define somehow there are two waring camps and factions. we have to candidates not only with strong professional backgrounds who are both incredibly hard workers and bright but two candidates that have very very long track records in terms of progressive telling them around law enforcement and other and civil rights this is not someone who was competing with each other and it's unfortunate that some have cast it that way. those are two candidates that have things in common with civil right issues. victor is nuke qualified for the position. i have to say as i got to know more and more about his background i was just blown away. and supervisor kim's statement a moment ago it was lengthy because there is so much when it comes to victor. his work is not only extensive but diverse so much around civil rights and community empowerment and work on both sides as being a public defender and civil rights attorney that's wonderful for any commission. he'll be a huge educate to the police commission and a unique opportunity for the

her home wasn't always a kitten sank chew ware, though.the animals she cares for, tony's rescue efforts started small. >> i was asking for a nice, calm volunteer at the spca 20 years ago. and then, i guess my cat died and they said do you want to fost ere? and so i ended uptaking home a mommy kitten. >> it went so well, tony did it again and again and there is nothing calm about tony's volunteer life. every day during kitten season rn, you can find tony at san frarn sis koe's animal care in control. on this day, more than a dozen ferl kittens comes in. tony helps them get the baths that they need, the shots they require and eventually, the foster homes they deserve. it should be said in many, if not most other parts of the state and the country, kittens less than eight weeks old get none of those things. >> most shelters don't take them, so most of them were killed. >> even with a team of volunteers, tony puts in an amazing amount of work, especially considering she gets paid absolutely nothing for the effort. well, not paid in any currenc

i see no ware possible she could own the clippers. >> reporter: court documents reveal this from summer davenport, a former sterling employee. quote the purpose off nou annoi mrs. sterling was to gain entry into the tenant uniits to determine which tenants she would look to evict. before any sale, 75% of nba team owners must vote to force disgraced clippers boss donald sterling to sell. earlier this week, dallas maverick's owner mark cuban raised concerns. >> if we are taking something some body said in their homes and frying to tutrying to turn something that lead you to devest a property in any way, shape or form, that's not the united states of america. >> yesterday, cuban tweeted his support of the nba decision to b ban. sterling. today, abc news called all 29 owners to ask how they would vote, only one of them, of the sacramento kings said he would vote to oust sterling. >> these teams really belong to the fans and to the players. we owners are simply custodians. so i fully expect commissioner silver will get sat part he seeks. >> today, lebron james, basketball's biggest star turn

before it is widespread in california because emergency centers just don't have the necessary hard ware to support it and buying and installing that hardware may cost the state billions. >> a ip web base will convert it to text, that will allow the dispatcher to converse back and forth. >> another temporary fix will route it through current equipment for deaf and speech-impaired but both of these processes slow down a process where every second counts. soon you will be hearing their slogan loud and clear. >> call when you can and text when you can't. >> they say emergency centers can start applying for the 9-1-1 status until thursday but won't be up and running with it until january of next year. >> thank you. >>> smart phones may be soon taxing for thieves if a kill switch bill will pass tomorrow. all it needs is approval. it failed the first time because of op sis fropposition from the cellphone industry but the issue has been resolved. >>> now smart phones are big business for criminals, san francisco police say about 400 cellphones are stolen a month, that makes up 67% of all robber

plus there are two uv types of rays with hey to ware about.uva and uvb and even some of the good sun screens don't protect us. how do we know that's going to work. let's say it just protects you against uvb. you might not get red but how do you knower not getting subject damage underneath the skin. causing the aging and the increase in skin cancer. >> that's says for extended intense exerciseout doors or taking sun sense tieing medications -- >> ibuprofen. >> use alternative protection after 30 or 40 minutes how do you test for this? well, caroline wrote to this company and writes: i was thrilled to hear about the uva water andted it on my son who had a sport camp every day for a week. tested it on her son the temperature was 98 to 102 degrees and when he came home his skin was neither red nor burnt. my son told me the water works. no need to apply sun screen. so presumably caroline had faith in the company because shed used her son as a guinea pig. >> if you go out in the sun and don't get red, that doesn't necessarily mean you're protecting

is "techknow," a show of invo vasions that can save lives, we'll explore the intersection of hart ware and huge -- hardware and humanity. let's check out the team. marita davison is specialising in ecology. tonight, what are the scientists at monsanta up to. we go into their lab. are they moving away from genetically modified crops. dr crystal dilworth is a molecular science and cara santa maria has a bank ground in science. i'm phil torres, an endometeorologist. tonight spiders and goats - and how we may hannes spider -- harness spider silk. that's the team, let's do some science. [ ♪ music ] >>> hey guys, welcome to "techknow." what does the bulletproof vest have to do with goat's milk. the answer lies in spider silk - of all things. i got a chance to look at the future of fabrics. it is fascinating. let's take a look. >> reporter: they are nature's masterful architects, genius at structural design. their silk - though just a fraction of the size of a human hair, is stronger than steel and more powerful than tevlar. you have called spider silk the ancient biomaterial for the future.

i am relaxed bought ware that i am doing a story on all of this.y brain wasn't going anywhere strange so far. it turns out scientists first thought the brain would shut down without incessant input. what researchers found is just the opposite. it enters a state similar to meditation. but by eliminating graph tef through floating it goes deeper. >> there has been quite a few really good studies showing, overall reduction in pain. overall improved mood, understanding, awareness of their body. >> this doctor is a physical therapist whur studied flotation and offers tight help some of his patients. >> i was blown away, they came out. physically. mentally, cognitively relaxed. we see people come out of the tank. their muscles are functioning better from an anecdotal standpoint. >> for some it can be life changing. a cardiac care nurse, stopped smoking and drinking after she beef can floating and seeing thingsen a whole new light. >> that immediate impact. you walked out the door from a float. and you said no. >> i couldn't dupe it. i was, very taken aba

google's eye ware device glass cost $1,500 to purchase but nowhere near that much in part. we'll look at the new report that takes us inside the device. >> we'll show you the life-changing surprise for a california teen who was born with one leg. >> good evening, i'm frances dinglasan, breezy and cool today. i'll let you know how long we'll be below average temperatures and when we can expect a warmup. >>> if you're out on the town you may be seeing people wearing google glass. tonight is glass night out. all over the country they'll team up with local businesses to help people try the local glasses. they want to dispel the notion they're snobby. the device costs $1,500. a new report looking at what is inside found there's only about $80 worth of assembled come -- comb opponents. the most expense part is a texas instruments processor at $13.96. of course the $80 covers only components and assembly. does not cover development, design, licensing, and marketing. >>> a california teen born with just one leg received a life changing surprise. 13-year-old david stunts of bakersfi

google's eye ware device glass cost $1,500 to purchase but nowhere near that much in part. we'll look at the new report that takes us inside the device. >> we'll show you the life-changing surprise for a california teen who was born with one leg. >> good evening, i'm frances dinglasan, breezy and cool today. i'll let you know how long we'll be below average temperatures and when we can expect a warmup. >>> if you're out on the town you may be seeing people wearing google glass. tonight is glass night out. all over the country they'll team up with local businesses to help people try the local glasses. they want to dispel the notion they're snobby. the device costs $1,500. a new report looking at what is inside found there's only about $80 worth of assembled come -- comb opponents. the most expense part is a texas instruments processor at $13.96. of course the $80 covers only components and assembly. does not cover development, design, licensing, and marketing. >>> a california teen born with just one leg received a life changing surprise. 13-year-old david stunts of bakersfi

well, drivers be ware. someone wants to hit you with a brand new tax when you hit the road. that's on cashing in. but first, right here, the nation's chief central banker said well inflation it's not a problem. but we think it is. and we have proof that it's already taking a big bite out of family budgets. >> everything is much more expensive and my son eats a lot. expensive and my son eats a lot. >> it's just, true business-grade internet comes expensive and my son eats a lot. >> it's just, with secure wifi for your business. it also comes with public wifi for your customers. not so with internet from the phone company. i would email the phone company to inquire as to why they have shortchanged these customers. but that would require wifi. switch to comcast business internet and get two wifi networks included. comcast business built for business. trwith secure wifie for your business. it also comes with public wifi for your customers. not so with internet from the phone company. i would email the phone company to inquire as to why they have shortchanged these customers. but

police caught the 55-year-old anthony robinson funds ware burglar. he was allegedly caught with bras and underware hidden underneath his clothes. he was jailed in february for the same thing. >>> and, from the completely busted file. a 19-year-old faces charges after he hit a pole bringing down a red light camera, and then trying to steal it. here is what got him caught. this picture was taken by a witness. police say manuel herrera was speeding because he was late for work. he slammed into that pole. the red light camera actually landed in the back of his truck. a woman who lives nearby really can't believe he tried to get away with this. >> a six foot big light with a camera in the back of your truck, i think someone would notice. >> and he's 19. someone did notice. they gave the picture to the police. they caught up with herrera later trying to get rid of the light at a friend's house. it will cost the city about $2,000 to replace it. >>> an out of control wildfire has almost tripled in size and is forcing people to evacuate. the hunter's fire in

but they are taking all their middle ware a good portion of it investing a billion and turning it into applications for the web. we think they are looking forward the future and actually starting to react and invest in it. >> this is a multi-faceted company. that's an under statement. who do you consider their principle competitors to be and how do you rank them as a performer and as a stock against those competitors. >> when you look at their traditional competitors the other big companies which they compete with, many of them are actually having difficulties growing now and i'm sure you've talked on this show many times about the cloud. the real competition is the changes that ibm is trying to change and reform themselves with the investments they are making. i wouldn't say there's any one large i.t. company that's hurting them it's more the changes in the i.t. industry. >> lou, thank you. >>> bring on the heat. why a small factory that makes a spicy sauce is turning into a very hot commodity. >> reporter: >>> a popular asian hot sauce is the latest battleground in the war between ca

. >>> up next, a future is in focus as the biggest names in technology show off their wares in southerncalifornia, we'll show you what you need to know. >>> it has been talked about for weeks and now it is official, apple is buying dr. dre's beats. apple will pay $3 billion for the headphone and streaming company most of that in cash. apple is trying to make it stronger, the itunes app as people pay for streaming. >>> and apple a hot topic in california where big names in technology are gathering at the code conference. and as julie borsten tells us there are big plans for our future. >> hello, everyone, i'm being excited to be here today for the inaugural code conversation. >> reporter: taking a step, jimmy, the chip company's 3-d printed robot set to go on sale for around 1600, the highest version, $16,000. also, the co-founder making big news unveiling a prototype for a fully self-driving car, which has no accelerator or brakes, he says it is easier to get around and to find parking spots. >> we've used automotive suppliers so this is using car parts that are kind of standard. but we

the brain is computer wet ware, and the mind is software. but, you see, if we can put the mind on a discanning call -- disk called the connectome, this billion dollar project of president barack obama's, then in some sense the mind can be separate from the body just as the ancients once thought. but let's talk about science. that was hollywood. now let's talk about science. because of physics, we can now peer right into the sinking process -- syncing process of the mind with mri scans. we can actually see thoughts ricocheting across the mind like a ping-pong ball. we can actually see mental illness in action. this is a brain scan. on the left is the brain when you tell the truth. the red areas represent blood flow which is very easy to measure with an mri scan. when you tell the truth, nothing happens. but when you tell a lie, ah, yes, when you tell a lie, first, you have to know the truth. then you have to create the lie. then you have to calculate the consistency of the lie with all the other lies you've been with telling all these years.

well, drivers be ware. someone wants to hit you with a brand new tax when you hit the road. that's on cashing in. but first, right here, the nation's chief central banker said well inflation it's not a problem. but we think it is. and we have proof that it's already taking a big bite out of family budgets. >> everything is much more expensive and my son eats a lot. >> it's just, you know, ridiculous how much all the price versus gone up. >> food just costs too much. people join angie's list for all kinds of reasons. i go to angie's list to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town. you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare. now that we're expecting, i like the fact i can go onto angie's list and look for pediatricians. the service providers that i've found on angie's list actually have blown me away. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. >> food prices spiking but the fed is

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the prospect of change dramatically to the wares as well as forecast the economy's growth prospects. is it useful for most of the speech of a command post. according to us out there already eighty five million for people in eu countries the same number of people is under the threat of falling into poverty the most serious situation is in bulgaria romania and greece were a number of poor people reaches nearly half the population. i discovered an average four percent of the eu population in spain every fourth man doesn't work in greece already one third has a job. however applying for job is not a guarantee of poverty because the salary sometimes below the simpsons level the general is only eu country with a needy citizens are given financial aid that does not solve all the problems that only increased expenditure side of the budget. jasper is quickly his opium of the brothers a general mood of prices in the welfare state in all european countries because there's a lot of employees instead of their more retirees in fewer children at the same time the number of employed people in belgiu

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but will it be enough to dispel myths about the controversial eye ware.ws coming up at 7:00. right now, here's more of the "today" show. >>> good morning. it's saturday, may 3, 2014. here's a look at today's top stories. breaking silence, the woman at the center of the donald sterling scandal is speaking out about the clippers owner, their relationship and why she says she doesn't believe he's a racist. this with the clippers facing possible elimination in the playoffs tonight. moving on from tragedy, one couple said nothing was going to stop them from getting married and they meant it, even if a force of nature was stronger than anything they could have ever imagined. and the princes visit the king. a stop at graceland for william and harry as their tour of memphis rolls on now the focus for the royals turns to their long time friend's wedding. good morning, everyone. welcome back on a saturday morning. >> nice to you have all with us. today is, of course, the running of the kentucky derby. dylan is at churchill downs this morning and she has changed int

about 'approach on 880, this traffic looks good passing the and if you are driving there an was and ware off to 6:02 let's go back to the desk. >>> an unusual investigation after a man was run over by a car. here he is. somebody hit their and we have learned the victim was a 50- year-old man in oakland. the violence opened near the mercedes benzs dealership. around 9:30 last night apple are remain willing the door nor -- coroner has not released the names of the victim but if the suspect and the victim knew each other, there are some surveillance cameras that might show what happened and we will be looking at it to see if it provides any clues. anybody with information is urged to contact police. i am tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> time now 6:04 san jose police want your help, and all of this was captured on surveillance video. >> god mopping and here at the capital avenue he immediately started yell and cussing and they were not realizing what is happening inside. >> now, open the register right knew and they show a man walk into the liquor store with a shotgun, he stri

installed p to p client ware allows anyone to access the data. privileges to prevent installing new programs without your knowledge. four, using flash drives. an infected file can wreak havoc to your entire system. install up to date anti-virus systems before plugging anything in directly. and, five, lacking visibility. your employee shouldn't have to be figuring out how to file shafrmt make sure everyone know as what the company policy is. >>> coming up, some great strategies for you utilizing video to promote your business. we'll answer questions if you need to patent your idea and whether you're getting a return investment onto your staff and today's elevator pitcher hones to make his artist designer footwear into the next must-have sneaker. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner

darn hot for the city. 62 in antioch and some areas are like fso and a lot of upper 50s some is our ware weather friend and today and tomorrow look similar and we are not looking for triple digits, it will be sunny and warm to hot and not that valley heat but near 90s but inland and also san francisco and fell lay hoe and it will be early on some of these commutes including the bay bridge, i think a lot of people are already at the bay bridge and when you get to the bay bridge, metering lights went on and we have a backup all the way to the mark art maze -- mcarthur maze and no problems if you are driving on the lower deck of the bay bridge. on the peninsular highway 101 does look good as you drive on 101 and i want to mention northbound to 08 southbound that -- 80 southbound is going to be closed and 6:03 let's go back to the desk. >> police are something for your search. >> good morning. >> reporter: the police officer i just spoke with said there is no sign of the missing little girl who went missing in the neighborhood and police are not saying if there is anything suspicious about h