yahoo has a solution or so they say. they're unveiling a new feature that frees users from remembering passwords. people can now opt to have yahoo text them a one-time password every time they log on. yahoo's calling it on demand passwords and says it's the first step to getting rid of passwords altogether. >> is it a case of too much information? many new parents are being called out for oversharing on facebook and twitter. a new survey said 3/4 of parents say they know someone who shares too much information about their child. those postings can be embarrassing or give too much information about the child's location and that has kids turning to other social media networks like snap chat which is not as popular with their parents. >> snap chat? >> snap chat. >> i got it. next we'll have the 49ers surprising news tonight and big news from oakland and the warriors. ♪ >> hello again, geraud moncure in the comcast sportsnet studios. the 49ers issues at line backer became much more serious with a sudden and stunning retirement of chris borland. he

yahoo! will make money working with apple to miniaturize the news?re motivational strategies. because of the small screens and micro sessions, the content needs to be very native and useful to the user. the only have five to 10 seconds. users need the information they came to the service for. if there is an advertisement and needs to be relevant and part of the experience. flashing a banner halfway through the experience will turn off users. we are trying to elevate news consumption in general. when we have gotten to a threshold when it comes to the volume of users, we can look at different approaches to the advertisement and modernization. stephanie: for app developers you can not fit five or 20 apps on the small screen. will the boom of wearables hurt apps? nick: i don't think so. they will have to rethink their approach to the watch. it provides an interesting challenge for developers. a lot of innovation comes out of constraint. and also tackling new platforms and getting the process to look at user feedback to quickly update the product as we se

. >> yahoo has a new way for you to log into your account. nick giovanni is live in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: mike, andrea, good morning. we'll start with suntrust which has agreed to pay $40 million to some of its customers over mortgage violations. the claim forms we're told are in the mail. meanwhile also now eligible to receive compensation are the families of at least 67 people killed in crashes related to g.m.'s faulty ignition switches. the attorney general motors appointed toover see claims said another 113 people who suffered injuries are also eligible. nearly 1500 claims are still under review. >>> on a lighter note, down go gas prices yet again. aaa believes we could see the national average of regular unleaded drop as low as $2 a gallon this spring and summer thanks in part to an abundance of crude oil on the market. right now the average is still roughly $1.10 less than this same time last year currently at $2.42. >>> yahoo is taking a new approach with passwords. we no longer have to remember yours. yahoo's new on dem

via yahoo!. new episodes will pop up every tuesday and finally, some great news from a little girl whose battle with cancer captivated us with an inspiring story. her father such a champion. 4-year-old leah still could be cancer-free. her dad nfl lineman devon still posting an awesome pic on insta grak with #leahstrong. so happy for that news. >>> back in one minute. >>> wax back. dolce and gabbana speaking out following backlash after sharing personal views about children born through in vitro fertilization and gay couples raising children. telling cnn, i believe in the traditional family goes on to say it is impossible to change my culture for something different. it's me. i rep all the world, all the culture. in an interview with an italian magazine he called kids foreign from ivf chemistry children and synthetic children. elton john replied, how dare you refer to my beautiful children as synthetic and called for a boycott against dolce and gabbana. gabbana says we are gay, love gay people and lov

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tell us about yahoo's news philosophy and how are they reaching on audience with news. >> well, thong. actually this is sort of new, uncharted territory for me in the digital space. and it is evolving. yeah -- yahoo made a commitment to be a serious news player. it invested helvein recruiting people with katie couric being an anchor. and we are hiring other people. although yahoo is a huge silicon valley player on the news side it is like working for a startup because we are inventing it trying to see what works, explayerex exploring with different ways of delivering news through written and video. but a couple things stand out. one is the incredible reach that we have. yahoo has something like 800 million users globally. when i write stories for yahoo now i rarely see the numbers of people attracting things. you get a rough gauge looking at comments. i never read the comments on my stories. that is a true way to go down a rabbit hole but i look at the number do is give you an idea of what is out there. and the numbers of comments i yet on what i do at yahoo is 10-20 fold greater than

. >> michael isikoff, correspondent for yahoo news great to see you, mike., but you're doing great work for yahoo. >>> much more ahead tonight. please stay with us. believes in "more." more to see. more to feel. ♪ more to make things really really... interesting. ♪ the new focus. from the auto brand more people buy, and buy again. >>> it is 2:53 a.m. in france right now. this is the sight of the question of the airbus a-320 that was flying this morning from barcelona to dusseldorf with 144 passengers and six crew members on board. that plane crashed in the french alps. all 150 on board are presumed to be dead. amazingly, authorities have already been able to locate the cockpit voice recorder which is going to be key to what happens next in terms of finding out what happened to cause this crash. the most unusual thing being reported thus far is the circumstances of its descent. the plane took off about 10:00 a.m. local time. 27 minutes after takeoff, it reached a cruising altitude of 38,000 feet. at 10:31, it started an eight-minute long descent. then lost co

no one in the national press picked up on the yahoo news story this week about scott walker's secret donations from the richest man in wisconsin. and what they have received since those secret donations came in. scott walk sere a bit of a honeymoon period right now. they're really only printing positive things about him. they're blowing people away on the campaign trail. they are getting ready to start the campaign. and that press honeymoon is why when a liberal group in wisconsin said scott walker is prepared to be commander and chief, because he is an eagle scout, when that popped today, all day i was seeing headlines and references about that and i thought it was a metaphor. he is finally getting critical press. he must have made a clumsy response. turns out no it is literal. he really said he is ready to be president and not worried about being leader of the arms forces because of his own experience in the boyscouts. >> commander and chief because it requires a commitment to america, america. >> it is an appropriate question. as a kid, i was in scouts. and i earned the rang of be

thinking about this trust and got a new -- yahoo! and the internet where you wonder different guidelines? and how will you create this credibility that people wonder about the internet? >> first of all, in terms of guidelines the short answer is there are standards in our profession and standards of professionalism. i pretty much had that in all of these experiences provide direct editor at yahoo! was my editor at "newsweek" and bureau chief and managing editor has a former editor of "new york times" magazine so it is the same professional standards perpetual large extent your work speaks for itself. people can read a story and get a pretty good sense of whether the work is there, it is corroborated is the sourcing is good or the information can be trusted. so i do think when you do good work regardless of where it is that you have something they haven't seen elsewhere in at will break through. there is a lot out there. so many sources of news now not just the a traditional legacy organizations but whole range from nonprofits two blo

the according to yahoo news the makers of the original sriracha hot sauce are partnering with a company infusing chili sauce into snacks like popcorn, tortilla chips and hummus. there have been imitators out there, heinz and lay's have made foods with sriracha but these new snacks are derived from the original company. and frank and juliette, my mouth is on fire just thinking about it. >> i don't have an asbestos tongue but i like sriracha. it's good. squirt it on my eggs. wakes you up, gives you a little jolt. jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com, thank you. have a good weekend. >>> happening today, astronaut scott kelly will rocket to the international space station. he is going to stay for a year. scott has a twin brother also an astronaut. the brother will stay on earth and scientists will compare their identical genetic makeup to see what prolonged space travel does to humans. >>> 5:39. let's get ready to rumble! this morning we're live as wrestlemania invade the silicon valley for the first time. >> plus, a struggling mother gets a brand-new car for free. we'll explain. >> and a live

. >> michael isikoff, correspondent for yahoo news, great to see you, mike.e in the building, but you're doing great work for yahoo. i'm glad you're on this. thanks, man. >> thank you. >>> much more ahead tonight. please stay with us. oh yeah. pinch me. okay... and on passat models you can get a $1,000 volkswagen credit bonus. one more time. pinch me. it's not a dream. it's the volkswagen stop dreaming, start driving event. stop dreaming, do it again. and test-drive one today. hurry in and you can get 0% apr plus a $1000 volkswagen credit bonus on 2015 passat and jetta models. is there such a thing as a sure thing in business? some say buy gold. others say buy soybeans. i say, buy comcast business internet. unlike internet providers that slow down when traffic picks up, you get speed you can rely on. it's a safe bet. like a gold-plated soybean. ts at $69.95 a month. comcast busi built fofor busi >>> it is 2:53 a.m. in france right now. this is the sight of the question of the airbus a-320 that was flying this morning from barcelona to dusseldorf with 144 pass

joining me this morning are matt bay of yahoo! news, karen finney, my colleague andrea mitchell here at nbc and kevin madden. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press." with chuck todd. >>> good morning. the white house is it heing back hard on the issue of iran. late last night, they sent their own letter to senate republicans. this of course, comes after 47 republican senators warned iran's supreme leader that congress could undo any deal the president makes. the gop presidential contenders were quick to endorse the letter's message. but democrats and pro-republicans blast the move. keep in mind, it's not just the united states negotiating with iran, five other countries are involved. they, too, denounced the tactic. if there's no deal the only country that will be left sanctioning iran will be the united states. in this letter controversy nothing more than a side show to the main event. will any deal actually curb iran's growing influence in the middle east? iranian

joining me to provide insight and analysis this morning are matt bai of yahoo! news, former hillary clinton press secretary karen finney, my colleague andrea mitchell here at nbc and former senior adviser to mitt romney, kevin madden. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press." with chuck todd. >> good morning. the white house is hitting back hard on the issue of iran. late last night they sent their own letter to senate republicans. the message, don't meddle and blow our chances of getting any deal. this, of course, comes after 47 republican senators warned iran's supreme leader or was it president obama they were warning, that congress could undo any deal the president makes? the gop presidential contenders were quick to endorse the letter's message. but democrats and some prorepublican newspapers blasted the move. by week's end, some of tom cotton's letter were expressing regret. keep this in mind. it is not just the united states negotiating with iran. five other countries are also involved and they too deno

and today with news week tell us about yahoo's news philosophy and how are they reaching the audience with news. >> well, thank you. and actually, this is sort of new unchartered territory for me in the digital space. but -- and it is evolving. yahoo has made a commitment to -- as to be a serious news player, it is invested heavily in recruiting people, katie couric is the sort of chief global anchor matt bye is the political columnist, i came on board last year, we're hiring other people. and we're trying to basically -- although yahoo is a huge silicon valley player it is in the news side, it is sort of like working for a start-up because we are inventing it we are trying to see what works, exploring, experimenting with different ways of delivering news both written and video. but a couple of things stand out. one is the incredible reach that we have. yahoo has something like 8 million viewers globally. when i write stories for yahoo now, i rarely see numbers. there are people that track these things. but you get a rough gage by looking at comments. i don't -- i never read the comme

matt bynes of the new york times cheap political call missed. i came aboard last year. although yahoo! is a huge silicon valley player, in the news side, it is kind of like in for a startup. we are inventing it. we are trying to see what works, exploring, experimenting with different ways of delivering news, both written and video. but a couple things stand out. one is the incredible reach that we have. yahoo! is something like 800 million users globally. when i write stories for yahoo! now, i rarely see the numbers. there are people that track these things, that you get a rough gauge by looking at comments. i never read the comments on my stories. that's a true way to go down a rabbit hole. [laughter] but i do try to look at the numbers to give you sort of an idea of what's out there, and the numbers of comments i get on what i do now at yahoo! is 10 to t20 fold greater than anything i would get when i wrote for "newsweek" or online for nbc news. there is a vast audience out there in the digital space that sees your stuff. that is one reason why a lot of major news organizations have

yahoo is testing out something new today. you let yahoo create a password for you. the custom password will be sent to your phone. there is new pass words' every time you log on which makes your account more secure. >>> facebook is trying to make it clear what you can and cannot post. the company updated its guidelines today. >>> a 60 minutes report says the irs isn't keeping up with who is dead and who is alive. many living people are getting added to the irs's deceased list and thousands of people who passed away are getting categorized as living. the mixup is costing taxpayers billions of dollars. >>> eb mud says one in four bay area toilets have leaks. >>> top nasa scientists have a dire warning about california's drought. in an l.a.'s times upset the state only has a years worth of water left in storage and the time to do something about it is now. >> so here's something you can do. the state water board may take care of that problem. they will vote on mandatory water restrictions. conservation has been voluntary. the regulations under consideration come with a

the information is also available on our website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >>> new breast fed went on to score higher on i.q. tests later in life. scientists followed 3500 babies and while they acknowledge the results are not 100% conclusive they do seem to back current thinking that says babies should be breast fedex collusively for six months. >>> and a close call for a family in washington. their nanny cam, look at that captured the moment their home's boiler exploded. it sprayed nails, splinters and other debris into a playroom that their son had just left. their daughter was asleep upstairs but thankfully amazingly no one was injured. >>> well for the first time we are hearing the 911 calls following harrison ford's plane crash. ford used his piloting skills to steer the vintage plane on to a golf course after the engine failed. calls for help came rushing in to 911. >> he turned around and tried to make it back. >> all i can say is small and yellow. >> like a world war ii plane. >> like an old vintage -- >> just one person in the plane? just one passenger. >>

yahoo! has nothing new to say -- president obama is saying that benjamin netanyahu has nothing new to say. >> the prime minister of israel. roz: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, delivering a warning about a proposed nuclear agreement between iran, the u.s., and other world powers. >> this is a very bad deal. we are better off without it. roz: president obama said he did not listen to the prime minister but read transcripts. >> iran, the u.s., and other world powers. >> he has not offered any viable alternative to achieve the same verifiable mechanism to prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon. roz: nancy pelosi and harry reid attended the speech, but other democrats boycotted, citing an unprecedented breach of the call and grandstanding. republicans did not notify the president before inviting netanyahu to address congress. >> had he come with a new mandate for the israeli people and gone through the proper protocol of being invited by the white house, of course everybody would have been welcoming. >> i would not describe it as being done in loyalty to obama. what does that say?

yahoo japan. and they announced new standards for deleting search results. that's in response to the growing global debate over the so-called right to be forgotten. campaigners want search engines to delete confidential data. yahoo commissioned a panel of experts to discuss the rules. yahoo japan says requests to delete search results will be judged based on who is making them. it says will consider strongly the need to protect privacy and information such as in cases involving sexual images. it will decide deletions on a case-by-case basis. entire search results will be removed if they are judged as risk to life and safety. yahoo says it will delete information on people under 20 on bullying cases and some records of crimes such as outdated entries on minor offenses. but the company promises to be less accommodating if the requests come from people in public positions, corporate leaders or celebrities. it says such information is generally considered highly public. the new standards will be implemented from tuesday. >>> executives at honda motor have unveile

at 4:00, yahoo reveal as new way to get into your e-mail account. and these pictures are helping stand ford scientists unravel the secrets of science. >>> new season of dance checks off tonight with an exciting capacity including a popular bay area native. actress suzanne somers became a star in "three's company," born in san bruno. abc7 is her good luck charm. >> kgo is where i met my husband. >> at the nation. >> during the anniversary game. >> wow! i worked in that and it was my first job, model on the anniversary game where i met my husband and i was fired on the first day because i kept looking at the wrong camera but i got the host! >> as an ex guest judge he does not have an inside track or unfair advantage. >> the soccer dad. that pulls their son out of the game to show the other parents that i'm fair. just be nice on me, guys. that is my message to the judges. >> can you watch the new season of "dancing with the stars" tonight right here. >> for all of us, thanks for joining no matter who you are, if you have type 2 diabetes, you know it ca

so, mike, we're familiar with nbc and qulings news week" which today maybe we're not so familiar with. tell us about yahoo!'s news philosophy and how are they reaching an audience with news? michael: well, thank you. and actually, it's -- this is sort of new, uncharted territory for me in the digital space but -- and it's evolving. yahoo! has made a commitment to -- as to be a serious news player. it's invested heavily in recruiting people. katie couric is sort of the chief global anchor. matt buy from "the new york times" is our chief political columnist. i came onboard last year. we're hiring other people. and we're trying to basically -- although yahoo! is a -- is a huge silicon valley player, it's in the news side, it's sort of like working for a startup because we're inventing it. we're trying to see what works exploring, experimenting with different ways of delivering news, both written and video. but a couple things stand out. one is the incredible reach that we have. yahoo! has something like 800 million users globally. when i write stories for yahoo! now, i rarely see the numbers. there are peopl

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. >> i thought of you this morning with yahoo! newsng remaining office in the mainland laying off a couple hundred workers. you said the reason you prefer yahoo! to baba they are not as levered to china. >> no. what yahoo's! doing is looking systemically at the businesses and saying we're not going to do anything stupid anymore. i continue to that marissa mayer's doing a fabulous job, first thing the steward of capital. she did brilliant stuff with alibaba. it's clearly worth something. watch tumbler. >> acquisition stewing for a while. >> she can do anything and people say, well you know what? tim armstrong should take over. john legere should take over yahoo!. would you mine if marissa mayer takes over yahoo!? it's not a bad thing. still owns finance. still owns that vertical tumbler is a terrific vertical. i'm not a pr person for her but i'm a pr person for a stock valued at zero ex-alibaba. >> my favorite graph, increase in corporate cash a third is yahoo! having made their investment more liquid. >> huge chunk is yahoo! >> great p

yahoo! announcing a new share buyback boosting yahoo! shares.ut what does that mean for activists in the stock and for the ceo marissa mayer? >>> and hulk hogan comes to "squawk alley" later in the hour ahead of wrestlemania taking part this weekend. markets are near session highs. we'll be back in a minute. t. sometimes romantic. there were tears in my eyes. and tears in my eyes. and so many little things that we learned were really the biggest things. through it all, we saved and had a retirement plan. and someone who listened and helped us along the way. because we always knew that someday the future would be the present. every someday needs a plan. talk with us about your retirement today. now with the you can watch live tv anytime. it's never been easier with so many networks all in one place. get live tv whenever you want. the xfinity tv go app. now with live tv on the go. enjoy over wifi or on verizon wireless 4g lte. plus enjoy special savings when you purchase any new verizon wireless smartphone or tablet from comcast. visit comcast.com

. >> yahoo has a new way for users to log in to their ask the.s could be good news for all of us who can't remember the pass word. yahoo is ditching the pass word in favor of a two-part process. first you enter your primary pass word and four digit code is entered to your phone. it is on demand pass word. >> google is trying to help us all fly more comfortable. >> the everything company is not all about price now. google flight will show you a typical flight information but add certain amenities so it will tell you how many inches of leg room on demand video or whether there is wi-fi or a power outlet near your seat. >> the dress that divided the internet auctioned off. >> for 204 doll -- 2,004 dollars. some saw as black others saw white and gold. it was sold for more than 1300 pounds. he did not get the original blue and black one but a special white and gold version the company made for the anti poverty charity comic relief. a nice donation for the charity. ladies back to you. >> 20 minutes after the top of the hour. two police officers shot. w

do... at spam.com >>> yahoo putting a new twist on logging in to your accounts. no longer have to remember your password. starting today you can let yahoo create a password for you when you want to log in, a short number code is sent to your phone as a text message. that's your one-time password to access yahoo. you'll get a different code each time you log in. yahoo says this makes your account much more secure. >> until you change phone numbers and they don't know about it. >>> question. are we on the verge of another tech bubble bursting? tonight a prominent investor says the bay area needs to brace for the worst. i'll have that story and much more tonight on bay area night beat 10:00 on our sister station kbcw 44 cable 12. >>> a lot of guys hate to shop, but it turns out millennial men are bucking that trund. >> what's prompting them to become more fashion forward. >> fashionable right now would be an umbrella if you actually needed one. you did need one in parts of the bay area today. a couple rain showers especially the north bay city of san francisco. that'

. >>> other news yahoo! is pulling the plug in china.eports say the company is shutting down it's research center in beijing and cutting 200 to 300 workers. the only fiscal presence in mainland china was made up of engineers. marissa myer is under pressure after they urged her to cut cost by up to $500 million. shares of yahoo! up about 1% in frankfurt. >> uber is looking to overtake rivals in china. the san francisco based firm signed a deal with luxury auto dealer for discounts on car purchases for uber driver. they face head winds in europe following a ban yesterday on the services in germany. before the break let's remind you of the headlines. the federally fizzles as the dollar fights back after the biggest daily drop in 18 months. target setgets set to pay $10 million and shareholders get the green light to vote on the spin off but the lender opposes the move. >>> strong for the ftse 100. today slight strength across the board in europe but nothing like the strength in late u.s. trade yesterday after janet yellen's comments that we

news on yahoo!. >> so yahoo! id that in a regulatory filing, it has approved a new $2 billion additional share repurchase program, so, again, yahoo! board of directors has approved an additional share repurchase program of $2 billion. that's according to a regulatory filing with the s.e.c. so, right now, it looks like those shares, up about maybe two-thirds of 1%, about $200,000 shares of volume, but interesting news on the share for purchase front. >> thanks a lot, dom chu. you like this? >> i like buybacks and i think some investors are afraid of acquisitions that aren't so great here, so buyback would probably be preferable. >> it shortens the rope of which marissa could hang herself with. >> and they're still very tied to alibaba, they won't have this tax spin until the second half of the year. so they need to figure out how to keep this stock going and create some value for the core. and that is the biggest worry, that they take this cash and go and make bad acquisitions. that's been the biggest knock against

there will be whiter dissolution of abc clips and programming from yahoos global news anchor katie couricclinton's plans to use personal e-mail drew concerns. president bill clinton worried adding her account would make it a target for hacking. they did not know she would use it for official messages. erik: we are more than an hour into the trading day. we will go to scarlet fu who has a look at some of the early action on wall street. >> early action is recovery from a two-day fall off. banks are notable contributors here after they passed the stress test and got the ok to buy back shares and boost their dividends. rather off day for the u.s. dollar. it now off by 6/10 of 1%, the biggest drop in a month. some speculate the federal hold off now on a june interest rate increase. let us get to shake shack falling as much as 10%, the biggest slide since it's lifting. the company warned it is not sustainable long-term and that pace will slow this quarter to the low signal digits. box tumbling to a five-week low even as its sales top analyst estimates. it is hard to gauge how eps stacked up ag

. >>> some good news for anyone trouble remembering all of their on line passwords. yahoo wants to you forget them. the company launched new service called on demand past worst. it will text a short password to your phone and you can use that when you log on to your yahoo account. if you are dreaming of warm weather, you are definitely not alone. triple a looked at hotel boxing and found that the hottest travel destination this is spring are literally hot. three of the top ten including orlando at number one, and then sunny beach destinations in california and south carolina are also popular. san francisco and new york, also made that top ten list, beaches do sound great to me right now. >> oh, i love a beach right now. doesn't matter which one i'll take anyoneing. >> act. imagine, jill. >>> secretary of state, john kerry, continues negotiations in switzerland with iranian official over the country's nuclear program. as susan macinnis reports this morning, the meetings come after 47 republicans sent a letter to iranian leaders warning them against securing possible deal wi

yahoo! has created a new solution for users who forget their passwords. he will send a text message.pect the new identification process to improve security. it is now available for u.s. subscribers. there's a good top headlines. angie: blackberry is stepping up the fight against cyber spies teaming up with ibm and samsung to offer a modified tablet that puts sensitive data in a virtual container where it can't be attacked by malware. i am trying to think of exactly how that might work. you are exposing yourself, obviously, to the internet and being online but they say it is going to be secure. >> what they are trying to do is parcel off the sensitive data into a separate area that is cordoned off that malware cannot touch because it is encrypted. in this way, blackberry is working with a lot of its competitors. the same songsung s10 tablet using ibm software with a secure microsd. this basically means that it is working -- blackberry is trying to move more into this field to improve. what it will do is say that it is putting this information away so you can use the device on more tha

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the new guide will be on facebook and sent to user whose complain about what others post. >>> in the meantime yahoo e-mail users have a new optional way to log into their accounts that will no longer require them to remember a traditional password. the tech giant is offering on demand passwords where you can have new passwords every time you need to log on. users interested should go to the settings section then security on their yahoo page to set it up. >>> now to the east bay where an investigation is underway in pittsburgh after an out of control big rig smash into a restaurant killing the driver. now we're hearing from an eyewitness that saw it unfold this happened this morning at railroad avenue. wayne freedman joins us live now, wayne? >> reporter: good afternoon, cheryl. this is an on going all-day event. you can see that going on over my shoulder. this is the big rig that crashed in here this morning that was carrying two trailers filled with gravel. it came barrelling down the road. according to an eyewitness, the driver had problems with the brakes. he had video, in fact after that driver

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