Here's a list of all the spooky events happening in the Bay this Halloween from trick-or-treating, haunted houses, film screenings, museum days, concerts, bar crawls, and more!
help in breaking through red tape. whatever it may be, their right to see information is being thwarted. reporter: word that it could get even tougher to get answers hit the public this week. democratic senator says the intention was never to take away transparentsy by to shift the responsibility. it s a trend that continued from last year. it became notorious as the $150 thumbtack. some were charging $150 to post something on the wall with a thumbtack. there have been no abuses. reporter: even watchdog groups are keeping a close eye. they say if it is ever compromised a lawsuit is a real possibility. one note local governments have not seen one dime from the state of california on this. that s about $200 million that s owed. as for what s next, the governor says he will sign a bill next week protecting the status quo. but next week is supposed to be a vote on whether to put an amendment in front of the voters to decide whether local governments should be solely respo
video on facebook. it owns instagram and now an update is available on your phone if you just go to instagram, you can download it and creepate 15-second videos to show. 130 million people day one are gonna have access to video in the way that they have access to pictures. reporter: the co-founder of instagram, kevin systrom, took the lead at the conference and introduced this. now users will be able to use 15-second videos using multiple clips and different filters, the same way you it use filters on a still photo. instagram introduced a feature called cinema which stabilizes video for you. the new feature is available on ios and it will be available on the web and it will show up on your time line. analysts says this seems to be facebook s attempt to stay competitive because previously the only other video-sharing tool was on twitter called vine. that application users can post six-second video tests. here s what a tech news editor had to say after sitting in on the new
now. well, good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it is thursday, it s june 20th. i m dave clark. good morning. i m tori campbell. let s begin with a quick look at weather and traffic with steve. last day of spring? nice one? it will be nice. a cooler. temperatures today will warm up. again, nothing just we ve been below the last few days. we ll be near the average 60s, stents and 80s 70s and 80s. here s sal. good morning. heading out to the macarthur maze, no problems. the toll plaza is backed up for a 20-minute delay. let s go back to the desk. happening now any minute, the u.s. supreme court will issue its next round of decisions. one could be the fate of gay marriage in california. half an hour ago, people lined up outside of the washington, d.c. court eagerly awaiting to get inside. landmark cases include prop 8 and the defense of marriage act. brian flores is closely monitoring all of the movements. good morning. i m keeping an eye on things. so far