do you wish intel had brought you on 10 years ago? >> yeah, you know, i talk to a lot of my peers at start-ups and one thing i talk a lot about is when you're small, now is the time to set those aggressive bold goals. now is the time to start examining your data and really go about building your culture very deliberately because at intel we've had, you know, 40 years of decisions and culture building, and this is very hard to drive change when you've had that very long sort of tradition rooted. so i think for start-ups, the time is really now to seize the opportunity and do things differently. i think there's so much opportunity small companies have to really get this right. >> erica, you recently launched project include. so you teamed up with women in tech such as ellen powell, rita klein, just kind of this dream team of diversity in tech. and so with project include, the idea is to provide concrete recommendation for start-up founders and for tech. what has the feedback been like for the start-up and vc community. >> we've gotten g

which intel that brought you on 10 years ago? >> yeah, you know, i talked to a lot of my peers at startups and one thing i talk a lot about is when you're small, now was the time to set the aggressive bold goals. now is the time mr. examining your data and legal but building your culture very deliberately. because at intel we've had 40 years of decisions and culture building. it is very hard to drive change when you've had a very long sort of tradition rooted. i think for startups time is running out to seize the opportunity and do things differently. i think there's so much opportunity small companies have to really get this right. >> erica, the recently launched project include. you teamed up with women in tech such as allen powell, we decline, just kind of his drinking of diversity in tech. it's the idea to provide a concrete recommendation for startup founders in tech. is the feedback been like from the startup community? >> we've gotten really great feedback from the startup and vc community. the last i checked we were at i

do you wish intel had brought ago? n 10 years >> yeah, you know, i talk to a lot of my peers at start-ups and a lot about is when you're small, now is the time to set those aggressive bold goals. is the time to start examining your data and really go about building your culture deliberately because at intel we've had, you know, 40 culture decisions and building, and this is very hard to drive change when you've had very long sort of tradition rooted. so i think for start-ups, the is really now to seize the opportunity and do things differently. i think there's so much small companies have to really get this right. you recently launched project include. in ou teamed up with women tech such as ellen powell, rita just kind of this dream team of diversity in tech. and so with project include, the idea is to provide concrete start-up ation for found ers and for tech. feedback been like vc the start-up and community. >> we've gotten great feedback vc m the start-up in community. last i checked, we were at 800 our interest pa

the santa clara water district says intel cannot have a private bridge over a public waterway, and intel now considering liability concerns with half of the bridge on their property, half of it not. >> we're continuing to talk with intel, we're getting -- you know, it is not -- we're not at logger heads by any means. >> reporter: intel not leaning either way give us this statement. we are continuing to discuss the bridge with the santa clara water district. we are happy to follow up with you when we have more information. bicyclists say they hope something can be worked out. >> i could see why they wouldn't want to have the bridge anymore if they're responsible for anything that might happen or to anyone on the bridge, but you would think there would be some kind of an amicable arrangement that could be reached. >> reporter: now, initially this would not have been a problem because intel actually owned both sides of the waterway here, but they recently sold the other side to a housing developer creating the problem. in santa clara i'm peggy bunker, "nbc bay area news." >> thank you, pegg

intel unveiled project alloy. a head set. users are going to be able to walk around in virtual world unwired by controllers. see and use hands to manipulate virtual objects. saying products should be in the market in the back half of 2017. also new partnerships talked about today between intel and microsoft to bring windows holographic to mainstream pcs. why all this focus on virtual reality because we know the pc market is still under pressure. dr intel is looking for potential money market opportunities and, certainly, virtual reality is one of them. augmented reality and virtual reality revenue should it 162 billion in 2020. it's not just virtual reality. we know intel is working hard at sensors at service for chips and artificial intelligence. remember recently did buy ai startup. saying intel paid about $400 million for that ai startup which is a bet on the importance of ai in corporate data centers. the change hasn't been easy. the company is cutting 12,000 jobs. around 11% of work force, but recently investors have bee

again, that's a big part of what intel is actually working directly with these retailers on, what's the role of the associate in the store, what's the role of the store. and how do you actually, frankly, bring the store to the consumer. so you gave the perfect example of you don't want to go to the store anymore. well, retailers are trying to figure out now how to bring the store to the consumer. we're actually working with xrc labs, which is an accelerator out of new york city, and we found a really unique start-up. and it is a pop-up store that's actually generating $6,000 per square foot. it is a 6x6 -- >> this is where? >> in new york city. it is a 6x6 pop-up store. >> selling? >> selling whatever a retailer wants. it is enabling retail as a selves and we are equipping it with intel technology to drive anticipate lit ics analytics. >>> up next, policing the police? "press: here" continues. >>> lshg back to "press: here." predictive policing is now relatively common place. these days, one of the most interesting uses of computers in police departments is to police the police. using b

intel colt have a private bridge over a public water way. and their considered liabilities with half of the bridge on their property and half of it not. >> intel not leaning either way gave us this statement. we're continuing to discuss the bridge with the santa clara valley water district. bicyclists say they hope something could be worked out. >> i can see why they would not want to have the bridge any more if they're responsibility for anything that might happen, or do anyone on the bridge, but you would think there would be some kind of an arrangement that could be reached. >> that was peggy bunker reporting. if you're aware of the dispute, the assembly yesterday voted to unanimously bar concession airs from making trademark claims on any space. the national park service had to change several yosemite sites over a trademark battle. >> at least the view it free and free of any league wrangles. y yosemite did is a pleasant day. check out san francisco, right now 65 degrees. getting very close to 70 today. we departmeidn't see that any a. i

deciding to go back there up against intel has got to be a move taking some trepidation. what is goingat on in the market, we believe high-performance computing is critical for the new things that need to be done. so we decided to do a clean sheet design starting from scratch for a new high-performance microprocessor -- microprocessor. >> such a high-stakes game. you put up some stats showing how the chip compares to the very best of the intel desktop offerings. works -- >> we showed some of our zen products for the first time. then is designed for many different markets so it will go to high-performance desktop, notebooks, the data center. and we had very ambitious goals. in microprocessor land, that is really hard. so we an ambition goal showed a demonstration of our zen processor running against the latest generation processor and we did very well. >> not as impressive as mess -- matching the best intel has got to offer. >> zen will be in the market the first half of 2017. >> will then get better even between now and then? >> zen is a foundation for high-performance co

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tell me about that and what intel is providing there. bridget: we're excited about the partnership with b.m.w. they have delivered 8.5 billion cars that are connected, they have 4g communications. already b.m.w. drivers can take advantage of things like self-parking and locating electronic vehicle charge stations, that kind of thing. the partnership that we have with b.m.w., it spans really 10 years, in fact, we just celebrated our 10th anniversary together. we're very excited because together what we're doing is that we are creating an open platform for the next generation autonomous vehicle. we can define the safest autonomous vehicle platform. secondly, we're aligning together to help lead the industry on defining a standards-based autonomous platform so that the entire industry can contribute and define an open standard so we can get the best and safest platform for the entire industry to adopt. finally, this isn't just about a concept car and doing work in the lab. we are committed to developing these technologies so that b.m.w. can

cia-trained intel op, tony schaefer, who spoke to one of the men inside that briefing will tell us what type of intelligence trump received. and mike huckabee is here to respond to the critics who say trump shouldn't receive that intel. >>> plus, congress finally getting its hands on the investigative documents from hillary clinton's e-mail probe, only to find huge portions completely redacted due to sensitivity. wait a second, i thought she didn't -- i didn't think she sent or received any classified information, right? congressman jason chaffetz is here exclusively on what americans need to know now. we'll see you back here, right after this. >> i did not e-mail any, um, classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. ♪ one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. mapping the oceans. where we explore. protecting biodiversity. everywhere we work. defeating

. >> well, today, intel kicked off it's developer's conference here in san francisco. >> yes. >> there is a good chance their chips power your lap top or desk top. >> the largest chip maker wants to have intel inside just about everything. >> the self contained virtual world. >> intel's new project alloy wants to put you in the digital world. it also wants to put the digital in your word. >> when we're ready to use them, we just pick them out. >> these have instant data during a broadcast. talk about tiny. here is a computer the size of a wine cork. >> now, they can put that bottle. >> pinks or purples. >> the gadgets communicate like these sensors. this gown uses radio waves that learns. >> makes itself more intelligent as time goes on. >> it can be used to power rob yoits like this one from segway. >> and segway robots. >> like the scooter it stays up right on two wheels. and. >> this robot is better. >> google's android operating system finally lives up to its name. >> impressive. talking about the weather we have a cooling marine layer with hot conditions inland 95 in livermore, ab

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cia-trained intel op tony schaefer who spoke to one of the men inside that briefing will tell us what type of intelligence trump received. and mike huckabee is here to respond to the critics who say trump shouldn't receive that intel. >>> plus congress finally getting its hands on the investigative documents from hillary clinton's e-mail probe, only to find huge portions completely redacted due to sensitivity. wait a second i thought she didn't -- i didn't think she sent or received any classified information, right? congressman jason chaffetz is here exclusively on what americans need to know now. we'll see you back here, right after this. >> i did not e-mail any, um classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like bill splitting equals nitpicking. but i only had a salad. it was a buffalo chicken salad. salad. this car is traveling over 200 miles per hour. to win, every millisecond matters. both on the track and thousands of miles away. with the help of at&t, red bull racing can share

they moved, unline intel, unlike cisco into that whole mobile space. they do have an iphone in september, we'll see how groundbreaking, but you know there's so much stirring in apple. they're being more responsible big corporate player in their buybacks, dividends and other things, so they're appealing to a broader group of investors. buffett is a value investors, i think he in it at the right time. >> interesting that cook celebrated five years in that five-years chart. >> amazing. >>> paypal peter thiel defending his campaign against gawker, saying it's wrong to expos people as intimate moments for no reason. he but they can't do it if we don't let them. gawker e. of course filed for bankruptcy in june after losing a lawsuit to former wrestler -- gawker holding an auction for its assets. kate, we have talked a lot about thiel, his relative isolation in the valley, but i wonder if this editorial moved you today. >> i was just surprised to see him do it. he's so respected as a founder and investor, i think for a lot of us, when you take that prowess an

the intel community collects and analyzes information. then it goes into the washing machine at the white house. they set the priorities and make the policy decisions. i'm worried about his statement that he goes out there and comments and trashes some of the intel community times. he's making a mistake if he thinks they are the ones who set the policy. >> you are suggesting he might not have a firm grasp. kennedy: what does it say that he took flynn and christie? >> i shows he will continue to criticize. i think it's more after signal to his supporters, not necessarily criticism of the intelligence community but saying we are going to do the opposite of everything the white house has done. and that's what i think speaks to its supporters. kennedy: some of tim kaines past is getting dredged up. he says' temperature you should resign in the the middle of a sexual harassment scandal. >> people aren't asking me about awlds old controversies, they are asking about tomorrow. kennedy: did he handle this well? >> i'm thinking about tomorrow whic

. ♪ emily: looks like intel is continuing the trend. the chipmaker announcing it will by nirvana systems to better its chips for artificial intelligence work. the deal comes on the heels of a slew of tax files from walmart buying jet.com for $3 billion to apple's purchase of another company. joining me now is peter ahlstrom in tokyo. intel is buying a start up. apple it just buying one. is this reactionary? >> we think they are forward-looking. we think ai together will be some of the most significant innovation accelerators for the next era of i.t. we are at the dawn of that era. we think there will be many startups coming out. what intel sees is the ability to build a chip architecture about powering next generation systems. there are a lot of companies that use the architecture. prices dropped and intel has to fuel some of the most advanced technologies and industry. they think that the nirvana architecture can allow them to differentiate in a way they have not been able to do before. emily: these companies update ambitions and then

. ♪ ♪ emily: looks like intel is continuing the trend. the chipmaker announcing it will by nirvana systems to better its chips for artificial intelligence work. the deal comes on the heels of a slew of tax files from walmart buying jet.com for $3 billion to apple's purchase of another company. is your ahlstrom in tokyo. -- peter ahlstrom in tokyo. intel is buying a sort of. apple it just buying one. is this reactionary? >> we think they are forward-looking. we think ai together will be some of the most significant innovation accelerators for the next era of i.t.. .e are at the dawn of that era we think there will be many startups coming out. what intel sees is the ability to build a chip architecture about powering next generation systems. there are a lot of companies that use the architecture. prices dropped and intel has to feel some of the most advanced -- fuel some of the most advanced technologies and industry. they think that the votto architecture can allow them to differentiate -- nirvana architecture can allow them to differentia

. >> well, today, intel kicked off it's developer's conference here in san francisco. >> yes. >> there is a good chance their chips power your lap top or desk top. >> the largest chip maker wants to have intel inside just about everything. >> the self contained virtual world. >> intel's new project alloy wants to put you in the digital world. it also wants to put the digital >> when we're ready to use them, we just pick them out. >> these have instant data during a broadcast. talk about tiny. here is a computer the size of a wine cork. >> now, they can put that bottle. >> pinks or purples. >> the gadgets communicate like these sensors. this gown uses radio waves that learns. >> makes itself more intelligent as time goes on. >> it can be used to power rob yoits like this one from segway. >> and segway robots. >> like the scooter it stays up right on two and. >> this robot is better. >> google's android operating system finally lives up to its name. >> impressive. talking about the weather have a cooling marine layer with hot conditions inland 95 in livermore, about 60 or 62 at the coast

trish: more intel after this. see you in two trish: all right, everyone, donald trump is set to unveil his immigration policy in a speech in arizona on wednesday. there are about 11 million illegal immigrants in our country right now. what would you like trump's immigration policy to look like? like my facebook show page at trish intel and tell me what you think. meanwhile, don't forget to follow me on twitter at trish underscore regan. we always love hearing from you here on the show. let's go over to ashley webster in for liz claman as we look at a rally here -- ashley:we can hang up. the cowboy rally after janet yellen's speech in wyoming on friday, the dow jones industrial average up 111 points, 18,507, looking to snap a three-day losing streak. >>> on the campaign trail, donald trump and hillary clinton, well, taking this day slow with no major events but still remarkably loud despite their absence. the billionaire businessman rolling out a new ad, hitting the former secretary of state over jobs and the econo

bikers and walkers through that bridge which intel owns. the bridge connects intel headquarters with the trail known as the freedom path along the creek. the permit is set to expire very soon and the problem there is you can't own a private bridge that is situated across the public waterway. >> the permit from the water district may be expiring soon. and intel does not need that bridge as a corporation, whereas the employees enjoy it, the benefits of that bridge. that's where the issue is. >> the water district is now working with intel to try and come up with some kind of solution. if some kind of agreement can't be met the bridge would have to come down. >>> 6:51. fish and wildlife war dens are trying to determine if a dead deer found with an arrow through its side at walnut creek may have been shot i'll ellie. someone who live on west park court found the deer sunday in open space behind their home. it was believed that it was shot at close range. while hunting deer is legal in unincorporated parts of contra costa county it is not allowe

it's unclear exactly how high up the sugar-coated intel went, but listen to a march 2015 statement by then sen com commander general lloyd austin. when the general says he, he means isis. watch. >> the fact is that he can no longer do what he did at the outset, which is to seize and to hold new territory. he has assumed a defensive crouch in iraq. and although he has greater freedom of movement in syria, he's largely on the defensive there as well. >> the culture inside of this administration is one that bad news doesn't sell well, and they wanted to tell a story that isis was the j.v., that we were -- had al qaeda on the run. >> reporter: but when the facts on the ground didn't match the intelligence, there were questions. for example, just before isis conquered mosul, the second largest city in iraq, sent com says the terror group was on its heels. but it took months before a department of defense employee finally blew the whistle, alleging that intel was being skewed. military analysts say that intelligence can lead to deadly consequences for troops on the ground, and general jack

bikers and walkers use that bridge which is owned technically by intel. so the bridge connects intel headquarters with a trail known as the freedom path. all this along the creek. while the permit is set to expire soon and the problem is you can't own a private bridge across a public waterway. >> the department from the water district may be expiring soon. and intel does not need that bridge as a corporation, whereas the employees enjoy it, the benefits of that bridge. that's where the issue is. >> the water district is now working with intel to try to come up with some kind of solution for this problem. if some kind of agreement can't be reached the bridge would have to come down. >>> take a little extra care through the golden gate toll plaza. live look at the bridge this morning. it turns out that drivers are crashing into the toll plaza more than ever before. that's according to bridge officials. one possible solution is to remove the toll plaza all together. the bridge is already cashless and officials are considering only a simple metal structure ab

would you rather, pete, intel or nvidia. >> nvidia right now. just because i think they are positioned nicely in the gaming world and because of that and i see it everywhere i go, i would go with that. >> you? >> you want me to play the way i usually play? >> united rentals. i would play nvidia, too. the internet of things. this is where you want to be. they're in the connected house n the card. moves the needle a lot more than intel. >> still ahead, five seconds rally. even bigger gains ahead. three stocks that will take the sector higher. right after the break. plus, a big week for earnings ahead and health care stocks are shaping up to be the biggest movers. what the to expect for pfizer and amgen. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. we're drowning in information. where, in all of this, is the stuff that matters? the stakes are so high, your finances, your future. how do you solve this?

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intel says it will give everybody a refund. but, you know, i try to keep track of every little tech development. that one escaped me. intel has a sports watch, or had one. >> reformulate it. >> they tried to bring down the heat with a software fix and it didn't work. they're saying, you know what, forget it. >> cross it off your christmas list. >>> silicon valley start-up is making one giant leap in a modern day race to the moon. the faa has given mountain view's moon express clearance to land on the moon. this is the first private company to receive the distinction when express already has plans to land an unmanned robot next fall as part of a google x prize competition and one day wants to mine the moon's resources. >> silicon valley we even call something impossible moon shot. we have a moon shot. a real moon shot. >> the real thing. more than a dozen teams are still part of google's competition. the first team to land on the moon successfully travel 500 meters on the surface and send back some bids is going to win the grand

some seems to be following and being right intel with them. others just seem to want to through the intersection that is blocked. some are just driving right along the marchers. you see the armored vehicle has just moved in. i know milwaukee police have a staging area, where they have hundreds more officers ready to go in an area that is close, but clear from this neighborhood. the armored vehicle has moved in and put itself between the folks that are throwing rocks and this. kathy: it looked at -- it looked as though the officers were retreating. seven squad cars have sustained damage last night, including what they call their bear crawl vehicle, which had a broken windshield. now you see police officers amassed near a vehicle. they have the people on the other end of that street seems to be the direction matt: reinforcements are now coming in down sherman. more squads and a couple more armored vehicles are rushing into the scene. we also have some of the folks that were originally part of the demonstration march that have south down sherman.

i was a senior intel guy with we went to the war in iraq. there was a lot that we did not get right and i did not get right and i raised my hand and i said i simply don't know and i was ripped apart many times for that and you have tome brace what you know and what you don't know and you have to move forward and say i got that wrong. no intent to deceive and not trying to lie to anybody, i screwed that up and i don't see that level of humility in this candidate. that's what bugs me. that's what bugs me. i'm not a big fan of where we are right now with this current administration at all. it bothers me greatly. i'm the guy who sat around the table and i've had to bury soldiers for mistakes that we've made in combat in this administration and the previous administration. i want to move forward with somebody and what i care about is national security first and foremost. there are a thousand things we all need to be passionate about and this is first and foremost. it's the job of our president of the united states and of our commander in chief to

intel first raised the issue in june and hoped a software update would fix the problem but that didn't work and the company says that customers should return the watch for a full refund. >>> and carl icon will close the taj mahal in atlantic city after labor day. tropicana entertainment says the strike has cost them millions of dollars. four other atlantic cities 12 casinos have shut their doors. donald trump juiced to own a stake in taj mahal but lost when he filed or bankrupt difficult. >>> 4:52. opening ceremonies for the rio olympics just a matter of 30 or so hours away. but the competition, sam, as you well know has already started. the women's soccer team taking the field against new zealand. we'll show you the action. >>> happening right now at silicon valley. tech companies on its way to olympic opening ceremony. flack space in mill ppitas and world is going to see it. read the back story and see how it all came to be on nbcbayarea.com. >>> a bark beetle outbreak is killing millions of trees across the state of california. find out what you need to know right now on our faceboo

look at microsoft, intel, apple and cisco. since the brexit, those names helping to push the nasdaq to new highs. let's go to the man who still lives in the '90s. dan. >> i'm going to bring up a name, it's not that i want to chase the market here that's because the s&p is making new all time highs. i think there's some stuff going on in technology that could make investors look at ibm once again. when we see intel, microsoft, cisco, some of these megacap tech dinosaurs really at 52-week highs, about to make new ones here, i want to look at ibm. i think there's an opportunity for some sort of corporate action. not too different than what we saw in hewlett-packard here. the company has been in a massive, massive revenue decline over the last five years. this is going to be b probably their fifth year. consensus has revenue growth flat. i think investors would be happy to see that, but here's the thing. the ceo, she's coming up on her anniversary. this board is going to get anxious if they don't have a plan to move faster with th

look at mift soft, intel, apple and cisco. since the brexit, those names helping to push the nasdaq to new highs. let's go to the man who still lives in the '90s. dan. item going to bring up a name, it's not that i want to chase the market here that's because the s&p is making new all time highs. i think there's some stuff going on in technology that could make in. >> seth: when we see intel, microsoft, cisco, some of these megacap tech dinosaurs really at 52-week highs, about to make new ones here, i want to look at ibm. i think there's an opportunity for some sort of corporate action. not too different than what we saw in hewlett-packard here. the company has been in a massive, massive revenue decline over the last five years. this is going to be b probably their fifth year. consensus has revenue growth flat. i think investors would be happy to see that, but here's the thing. the ceo, she's coming up on her anniversary. this board is going to get anxious if they don't have a plan the move faster with their faster growing bus

is convince essential in getting the highest profits within the found dairies so they are helping as intel is rolling out, companies like to the drive higher yields. >> chris, congratulations on the performance. thank us. >> thank you for having me. >> chris retsler with the needham small cap growth fund. >>> still ahead, big plunge, the troubling news that took one stock down 26%. >>> ford is doubling down on self-driving cars. the automaker has plans to sell a fully autonomous vehicle in just five years. will that move ease concerns that ford was losing the race to build the car of the future? phil lebeau has our story. >> reporter: ford is steering toward a future where increasingly it's the vehicles, not the people behind the wheel, that will actually do the steering. in fact the automaker now expect a self driving vehicle by 2021. ford won't say exactly what the vehicle will look like but it won't have a steering wheel or pedals. and ford says it will be a commercial model being driven by raid share companies. it's part the ceo's push to transform the automake a mobility company drive

emily: bridget, intel and b.m.w. have a new partnership. tell me more and what intel is providing. >> we are very excited about the partnership. b.m.w. delivered 8.5 million cars today that are connected and they all shipped today with l.t.i. 4g communication so that already the b.m.w. drivers can take advantage of things like self-parking and locating electronic vehicle charge stations. that kind of thing. but the partnership we have with the b.m.w. spans really 10 years. in fact we just celebrated our tenth anniversary together. we're very excited because together what we're doing along with mobile eye is creating an open platform for the next generation of autonomous vehicle so that we can define the safest autonomous vehicle platform. secondly we're aligning together to help lead the industry on defining a standard based autonomous vehicle platform so that the entire industry can contribute to define an open standard so we can get the best and safest platform for the entire industry to adopt. finally, we -- this isn't just about a conce

. >> intel kicked off developer conference here in san francisco. good chance the chip lap top even the desk top computer. >> as jonathan explains the world largest chip maker wants to make sure you have intel inside just about everything. >> self contained virtual world. intel new project wants to put you in the digital world. >> i have hands. >>reporter: but they also want to put the digit national your world. >> this tiny computer module. >>reporter: chips smaller and more powerful charger. >> they charge in the tray and we stick them out. attach them to the helmet. >>reporter: these are little computer strapped to extreme athlete during a broadcast. >> the athletes amazed at how small and compact they are. >>reporter: here's computer the size of a wine cork. >> used to be like this big. pent um chip in the computer. >>reporter: the tiny version not just for computer in other words. people who collect faster than they consume. now find where they put the bottle. >> separate them out. >>reporter: tiny began it communicate wearlessly like these par

chris, you probably have trouble crawling that intel makes a fitness watch. i didn't know they made a fitness watch. intel said stop using your fitness watch right now. apparently it gets so hot, it can cause burns. intel said it will give everybody a full refund. >> people are going, where did i put that? >>> happening now, a missing man who vanished while he was backpacking in oregon. crews are scouring parts of the willamette national forest for 21-year-old riley. he was supposed to be in seattle by friday but never showed up. nichols goes to lewis and clark college in portland. his classmates are now joining those search efforts. they say thhe is a very experienced backpacker but only has food for a couple of days and this is much longer than they expected him to be gone. >>> a follow-up on investigators searching for a man accused of sexually assaulting a teenager at a swimming pool. this shows the attacker before he snuck into the gate of the pool at walnut country crossings clubhouse. if you look closely, you can see the faint image of a 16-year-old li

richard, though, it doesn't help when he goes into his first intel briefing and he says he doesn't trust the intel community. >> kellyanne probably didn't write that. >> he has to stop that. >> you don't want to make this a referendum on him. that's the kind of comment that makes it a referendum on him. to blame u.s. intelligence for u.s. intelligence and policymakers and intelligence speaks truth to power and power does what it wishes. >> it would be much better for him to say, hey, we have the greatest professionals in the intel community that any country can have in the world, but even they can't make things better if you have people elected and people running state department that don't know what they're doing. >> he could actually point to specific areas where u.s. intelligence officials say, hey, be careful before you go into iraq. here's the mess that is going to follow. there's tons of information out there that would show that u.s. policymakers were warned about the consequences of doing or not doing certain things. >> like iraq or libya or even getting out of iraq as quickly as

intel is recalling it's fitness watch because it can overheat and burn people. so the santa clara company is recalling all of the watches and will stop technical support in december. today, intel's stock barely moved. >> california's antiquated 911 system is due for an overhaul. lawmakers will need to approve $900 million calling for revamping the 1980s era infrastructure to accept text for help as well as videos. the new system may reduce human errors made by dispatchers. >> plans come as the state's 911 system faces a crisis. many communities rely on money from the state to keep the mrg systems running. california has $11 million in it's fund and l.a. time reports it's down from $77 million just three years ago. >> the mayor of san francisco wants to eliminate traffic fatalities in the city. >> the short term goals he's set to reach that deadline. >> toxic algae is blooming in a north bay winner. >> until now, if you want owe use a mass transit clipper card you had to pay. but not anymore. looking for balance in your digestive system? try align probiotic. for

intel is recalling it's fitness watch because it can overheat and burn people. so the santa clara company is recalling all of the watches and will stop technical support in december. today, intel's stock barely moved. >> california's antiquated 911 system is due for an overhaul. lawmakers will need to approve $900 million calling for revamping the 1980s era infrastructure to accept text for help as well as videos. the new system may reduce human errors made by >> plans come as the state's 911 system faces a crisis. many communities rely on money from the state to keep the mrg systems running. california has $11 million in it's fund and l.a. time reports it's down from $77 million just three years ago. >> the mayor of san francisco wants to eliminate traffic fatalities in the city. >> the short term goals he's set to reach that deadline. >> toxic algae is blooming in a north bay winner. >> until now, if you want owe use a mass transit clipper card you had to pay. but not >>> thr warnings along sonoma county beaches tonight about toxic algae. >> it is growing past

like my facebook show page @trish intel and tell me what you think. ashley webster in for liz claman today. he's got you covered, have a great weekend, everyone. >> thank you very much, trish, going to your facebook page right now. >> good. >> the battle on the presidential campaign trail turned up another notch today as this very moment yesterday donald trump and hillary clinton were holding back where they accused each other of bigotry. both candidates emphasizing the point, this one from hillary clinton to be aired in battleground states of florida, north carolina, ohio, and pennsylvania. using trump's words against him in his appeal to african-american voters. while trump in the meantime goes to the 1990s the last term super

and he struggles with even seeming slightly legitimate as an intell