valley habló de los órganos de comunidad se ubica en grandes empresas además sobre están expuestos a problemas de inundación precisamente en la historia se han visto amenazados por la madre naturaleza >> hablan inglés >> al visto del histórica de los años 1000 homicidio 56,978 aminoácidos 83 así que se construyera una se podrá caminar y disfrutar de los paisajes de la hermosa porción al sur de la bahía reino desproteger en otra comunidad los silicon valley lugares como el estadio escuela hospitales y plantas de tratamiento de agua reciclaje de una inundación >> sean asignados o multimillonarios a un proyecto que controla inundaciones que se espera simplemente los próximos años >> hablan inglés >> trabajando lo mismo en el extremo recibiendo fondos a nivel federal y conservación de cosas y otros para continuar levantando derribando uno 5/1/15

and you see article after article of these families out in silicon valley, having to like fortify their homes and assorted it because it is the neo feudal sister ray that the, the fortifications of the neo feudal era are here. right, right. the bigger government is the problem, big government, and this is what the left, the progress of draws advocating for bigger government, more money printing. and this is exactly what happens. you have a sense of entitlement. so the people that are stealing all this money, they feel they are entitled to it because the politicians are stealing a lot of money. the big government is doing a lot of money. you know, another trick that amazon uses, of course, to choose up their bottom line is that they do white label brands or private label brands, or they compete, quote, unquote, with other companies, by introducing amazon labeled merchandise like amazon batteries, et cetera. so in this case, the looters that are plundering the stores, they've got the amazon bat, and the amazon hoodie. you say it's amazon branded looting and they only hit you on the head w

scott is also mike's podcast partner for the silicon valley insider weekly overview of silicon valley tech industry scott holds a degree in political science and ucla. welcome mike and scott but we're so looking forward to your conversation, take it away. >> thank you so much. welcome everyone, and michael welcome to you. it's great to be here. >> it's great to talk to you, this time i get to ask you the questions. >> and folks, please let us be a little informal. scott and i are not really capable of anything else. [laughter] this is an honor to be here for many reasons. mike, you know i'm a big fan of yours. as a tech reporter i've been standing on your shoulders for years. in some of the earliest stories i did as a silicon valley reporter were at sea hm and you have allowed me to do many there and geek out. individually to see the exhibits. always appreciate it it's an honor to be associated with that. >> if i can add, i am deeply honored. i've done many things at the museum over the years. i go back safari member would gordon glenn bell made the decision to move to silicon valley

amazon itself is not in us silicon valley necessarily. but that whole the ecosystem of e commerce is there, it is actually legal to steal up to a $1000.00. and the way pointing out there is that these goods end up being sold by 3rd party sellers on amazon. and so amazon is benefiting from the moral ethical and legal collapse in california made possible by fear money. because, of course, when you print loss of fear money and it goes to the hands of a, say, a jeff bezos who runs amazon, he's got political influence. so i just again, in america, um, i think i really do believe if you put a char and you made a chart of the, the cost of buying a politician around the world. i think america's the cheapest. i think you can buy a nancy pelosi or somebody like that for a few 100 box wars and other countries, it actually costs a lot more in europe and these other countries. i wish american, ah, politicians demanded a little bit more money for their of influence. nevertheless, here we have this ongoing story of plunder and looting happening across a

moving south toward silicon valley. light and dry right now. let's check in with dom. >>> can dom here us? >> can't hear us, or he's just completely ignoring us. >> we will iron things out and check in with dom in just a bit. >>> right now we will go to brian sullivan. >> investors gearing up for more hearings. the federal reserve is expected to announce it will begin to unwind the stimulus program put in place during the pandemic and lockdowns. and they will be talking about inflation running at a 30-year high. in focus today, you have a big number on u.s. manufacturing as well as construction spending. union workers at john deere are set to vote tomorrow on a new contract that will offer bigger raises and bonuses. that company trying to end its first strike in 35 years. it announced a new tentative deal this weekend on a six-year deal. more than 10,000 workers at 14 plants in america and canada are on strike. at apple the item with the longest wait time is low tech. the most back ordered product is apple's $19 polishing cloth. if you order th

despite that second harvest of silicon valley says it could use a lot more help forcefully to kyle has that story for us. >> tracking and distribution kicked into high gear at second harvest of silicon valley in we've been doing this for 20 bucks. and secure south be families rely on the food bank. year round. but there is no busier time that the holiday season volunteer in team lead in the been more than 400 hours of this year. ever since covid the numbers have just gone the food bank is feeding about 450,000 people each month that's an 80% increase from before the pandemic. this year. we're providing 22% more for peace than he did last year. second harvest ceo leslie bacho says the organizations budget has doubled during the pandemic to keep up with them and it has added 15 more trucks opened a new warehouse and increased its staff 40%. at the same time, it has ended its traditional food collection. drives with barrels to be more efficient. >> bacho says second harvest has enough food but needs volunteers and monetary donations. and actually when people donate. >> money reconstruct i

. >>> this father of two in silicone valley executive was murdered outside of his own home. what his parents, best friend and neighbors reveal to us tonight. >> if you have been enjoying the sunny and warm weather, our meteorologist has a weekend forecast that you are going to love. >>> eye popping new study about what the pandemic is doing to our oceans and bay area beaches may not look this clean for much longer. >>> look who is back in the bay area for the first time since the pandemic, we were there for santa's first day on the job. >> right now the police are looking for a 3-year-old boy abducted by a double shooting suspect, the police believe they may possibly be headed to san jose. >>> within the last 90 minutes an amber alert was issued. the boy was abducted from the sacramento area late this afternoon. 3-year-old leo norvel is believed to be with 30-year-old josua yogo. investigators say just before 5:00 tonight jogo shot two people and fled the area in one of the victim's cars, leo was in that car. the police believe the suspect and the victims do know each other.

they want to make a difference, and right now, silicon valley is where you get that chance. the better they do it, the better they feel, and more important for the home gamer, the more money they make for you. so the bottomline, sometimes you accept that having a purpose can also mean having a stock price that is higher provided the company in question is on a mission to make lots of money. and it's based where we are all week, the heart of silicon valley in california let's go to chuck in florida chuck. >> caller: hey, jim. >> chuck >> caller: i just wanted to ask you a question, first of all, we're the same age, and my favorite show growing up was "wall street week. >> friday night, 8:30. loved him. >> caller: and my favorite guest was john templeton and that story how he bought every stock on the new york stock exchange that was $1 or less at the end of the depression. it was a great story >> great memories of that show let's make some money together what's going on? >> caller: i wanted to ask you about this amd merger. i listened to the amd conference call and lisa sue s

>> from the heart of where innovation, money and power collide, in silicon valley and beyond, this is bloomberg technology with emily chang. emily: i'm emily chang in san francisco and this is bloomberg technology. coming up, jack dorsey resigns as ceo of twitter. we will talk about what new leadership means for the future of the internet town square. plus, omicron. how worried should we be? the world health organization says despite milder symptoms, the new variant could fuel surges with severe consequences. moderna's co-founder joins us. and the return of black friday. visits to stores and shopping centers up but still well below pre-pandemic levels. how is cyber monday stacking up? we will discuss. first, let's get a look at the market stocks climbing and bonds falling after a elective sense of calm returned to global markets. investors reassessing worst-case scenarios for the omicron virus strain. critic group to joins us. how investors digesting this today? >> they're turning back some of the panic you saw on friday. we have seen variants before. completely normal behavior. we sa

. >>> getting to coachella from silicon valley just got a little easier. the big announcement coming up next. >>> it's been in the works for years but today a new pedestrian bridge open in the palo alto. if you drive 101 you might have seen it. the mississippi than 100 feet over. you probably noticed the construction if you drive 101 that's been going on for a while. it didn't take long, as you can see, for people to get up there. look at the new bridge that will allow for year round access to the mainland. >> a lot of people already using it. looks good. >>> traling between silicon valley and coachella valley got more convenient. today the airports announced they'll start running daily flights between the two cities. the san jose airport director says it has been a top requested route for several years. so every morning flights will leave san jose to palm springs and head back to san jose. alaska airlines will provide the daily service. >> san jose rocks. >>> this rocks as well. still ahead, nourishing neighbors. how much has already been raised, next. (s

it was purchased by a billionaire, a silicon valley venture capitalist, mark atkrae sun. so the estate sits on seven acres and has its own movie theater and two guest homes. wow. >>> an act of kindness on halloween translating to more treats for children going door to door. a mountain view woman left a bowl of candy outside her door, and the candy was gone by the time a group of girls arrived. first, they took a few pieces, but then look what they do, they add candy to the bowl for the next set of trick-or-treaters. isn't that nice? that is kindness. >> i thought that the story would go another way, but, no, that's beautiful. >> i put a bowl out and we still had tons in there. >> really? >> yeah. >> look at this. halloween may be over but we still want to share awesome customers. look, we see princesses, and so many beautiful costumes. one to the left, i am not sure what is going on there? is that bedrock, "the flintstones"? i can't make it out. too small for me on my screen. we will share more as we go through the morning. did any of you dress up? >> i showed cute, beaut

meanwhile, leaders at the second harvest of silicon valley told kron four's flew to call. >> that they could use more help. >> hacking and distribution kicked into high gear at second harvest of silicon valley in san we've been doing this for 20 bucks. food insecurity. families rely on the food bank year round. but there is no busier time that the holiday season volunteer and team lead in answer been more than 400 hours of. >> this year. ever since covid the numbers have just gone through the the food bank is feeding about 450,000 people each month that's an 80% increase from before the pandemic. this year. we're providing 22% more for than he did last year. second harvest leslie says the organizations budget has doubled during the pandemic to keep up with them and it has added 15 more trucks opened a new warehouse and increased its staff 40%. at the same time, it has ended its traditional food collection. drives with barrels to be more efficient. >> but joe says second harvest has enough food but needs volunteers and monetary donations and actually when people donate. >> money reconst

he's reporting now from san jose where the second harvest of silicon valley is saying they need more help. >> tracking and distribution kicked into high gear at second harvest silicon valley in and say we've been doing this for 20 bucks. didn't secure south be families rely on the food bank. year round. but there is no busier time than the holiday season volunteer in team lead in answer been more than 400 hours of this year. ever since covid the numbers have just gone through the the food bank is feeding about 450,000 people each month. that's an 80% increase. >> from before the pandemic. this year. we're providing 22% more for peace than he did last year. second harvest ceo leslie botches says the organizations budget has to keep up with them and it has added 15 more trucks opened a new warehouse and increased its staff 40%. at the same time, it has ended its traditional food collection. drives with barrels to be more efficient. >> but joe says second harvest has enough food but needs volunteers and monetary donations. and actually when people donate. >> money to us, we could stretc

here is a somewhat sympathetic figure who gave it a shot like so many ceos in silicon valley and came up short. >> her former boyfriend, why was he brought up? he was obviously a big part of this. >> he was the coo, and it came up that he made certain budgetary decisions, and it came up that he came to hire and fire certain employees. she said many times during the trial, hey, the buck stops with me. i was the ceo. but we don't know if she's going to put some blame or whatever on sonny bulwani. his name was invoked by her today. >> so in theory, a decision could be made sometime next week. what's the game plan? where are they going with this, the defense? >> the defense is giving her a chance to say, i screwed up. >> and that's not against the law. >> not at all. i was in charge of the logos that we didn't really have permission to use going on the theranos paper that investors saw, logos for big pharma companies like pfizer. i was in charge of creating an environment that some people thought was overbearing and they quit. both times she said, i wish i could do it over again. look, ra

vta says it will get funding to help build the silicon valley b.a.r.t extension. caltrain will get money to help trekify its system, swapping diesel trains for electric ones. that's right along the peninsula. sam trans and ac transit will get money to invest in zero emissions buses. you see the money there, and it's coming here to those various agencies. these are just some of the agencies. our local cities will also cash in. mayor liccardo, san jose says his city, the most populous will get funds to upgrade the power grid, build more ev charging infrastructure, and buy electric buses for school districts. >>> another story we're watching on this monday night, teachers in oakland raising red flags about crammed cafeterias, rooms with poor ventilation and damaged outdoor canopies. they say their campuses could soon turn into covid hot spots. several local teach verse posted a video to youtube detailing the problems at various campuses within the ousc. teachers say among other issues there is not enough air filtration in crowded classrooms and cafeterias. and after

some to call reports now from san jose where the second harvest of silicon valley says it could actually is a lot more help. >> packing and distribution kicked into high gear at second harvest of silicon valley in sand and say we've been doing this for 20 bucks. secure south be families rely on the food bank. year round. but there is no busier time than the holiday season volunteer in team lead in the been more than 400 hours of this year ever since covid the numbers have just gone through the the food bank is feeding about 450,000 people each month that's an 80% increase. >> from before the pandemic. this year. we're providing 22% more for peace than he did last year. second harvest ceo leslie botches says the organizations budget has doubled during the pandemic to keep up with them and it has added 15 more trucks opened a new warehouse and increased its staff 40%. at the same time, it has ended its traditional food collection. drives with barrels to be more efficient. >> but joe says second harvest has enough food but needs volunteers and monetary donations and actually when people don

into silicon valley and caltrain will receive money for its electrification project. >> happening today, oakland leaders weighed two possible development deals for the site of the coliseum and arena. both deals involve memorandums of understanding, locking in an exclusive negotiating agreement to develop the site. council members each have potential deals in play with developers. regardless of which deal is approved, developers will have to work with the oakland a's to purchase alameda county's share of the land back in 2019. >>> also today, a critical vote on plans to develop a large chunk of open space in the south bay. they'll weigh plans to add about 125 acres of warehouse space in coyote valley area south of san jose. >> it's a very slippery slope. as soon as you allow one particular development to move forward, there's no principal basis for drawing a line anywhere else. and you'll see the entire valley get developed. >> supporters say that they would like to see more jobs come to that area. and opponents are saying they need to preserve the land. as you heard from the mayor there

cramer finds out how the silicon valley stall wart plans to crack that next. wart plans to crack that next. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> all right. what's it going to take to turn intel around and has it started to turn already? they have been struggling for years. but when the ceo took overnine months ago, he came out with all sorts of plans to stage a comeback they still have some execution issues but more importantly find out how much these projects will cost i'm not talking about 25, 28 in capital expenditures wall street cut the shock. it didn't help intel gave down projections for sales, gross margin and earnings and in response, the stock rolled over. i agree with pat about the need to spend the money i do worry it won't be enough and they're running out of time to keep up with a and d. since we're out here on the west coast, we've got to talk to pat hi

people who really depend on their services because of that second harvest of silicon valley says it could use a lot more help kron four's. phillipe chagall has that story. >> hacking and distribution kicked into high gear at second harvest of silicon valley in san we've been doing this for 20 bucks. and secure south be families rely on the food bank. year round. but there is no busier time than the holiday season volunteer in team lead in the been more than 400 hours of. >> this year. ever since covid the numbers have just gone through the the food bank is feeding about 450,000 people each month that's an 80% increase from before the pandemic. this year. we're providing 22% more for than you did last year. second harvest ceo leslie bacho says the organizations budget has doubled during the pandemic to keep up with them and it has added 15 more trucks opened a new warehouse and increased its staff 40%. at the same time, it has ended its traditional food collection. drives with barrels to be more efficient. >> bacho says second harvest has enough food but needs volunteers and monetary donat

valley is a product of the military industrial complex that came out of the technology industry located there. the j paul getty certainly is a hard core industrialist around the los angeles area, and the way to cover their tracks during the old robber baron days was to create libraries and social institutions and to do the social justice warrior thing. but 100 years ago. well, now that american economy is no longer competitive globally, and these big industrialists are actually moving their money off shore. they're moving it into this giant 25000000 dollar managed by the 4 big accounting firms slash fund in the middle of nowhere as well. where it can be tax, what's left is just the rhetoric. so you just have the people talking about the social justice warrior, but they, they, that, that the capitalists that make it possible have left. so what's left is just squalor. so they're going to go down and then the gutters are going to be in the gutter, literally in san francisco, pooping on themselves like joe biden. you know drug addled with a heroine needle stuck on their arm, talking about s

it was purchased by silicon valley venture capitalists, and the estate sits on several acres and has a movie theater and two guests homes. >>> a mountain view woman left a bowl of candy outside her door, and the candy was nearly gone by the time a group of girls arrived. at first they take a few pieces, and then they see the note and then they add a lot more candy to the bowl for the next trick-or-treaters to come around. >> that's really nice. >> isn't that nice? >> i love seeing that. >> didn't know anybody was recording. >> thank you, ladies. >> it will all come back. >>> makeup artists and celebs have a lot of fun. >> first off, check out this, this is lizzo as baby yoda. this is ariana grande, and she's dressed up as a creature from "the black lagoon." this is cierra, yeah, she's all three, and she went on to dress up as selena. she out did herself this year. that's a lot of work. >> wow. >> she does look like left eye and chile. she nailed the selena one as well. >> pretty cool. >> i don't have that much time, though. >> they have makeup artists, too. >> i don't have that kind

. >>> and today second harvest of silicon valley will give away holiday meals at several locations around the county. the first one happened earlier this month in palo alto and will finish at the salvation army in san jose later this evening. second harvest has given away thousands of meals and will keep doing this through the holiday season. check out shfb.org for information on how to help. >>> south bay high schoolers hosted a holiday turkey drive. the goal to collect one thousand turkeys. it's all happening at presentation high school in san jose. if you want to help you can drop off turkeys, chickens and even hams at the school until three this afternoon. >>> we are taking a quick break but when we come back. a bummer for bargin hunters. why dollar tree is raising prices. >>> and initiative to push for more water conservation is raising eyebrows. . >>> and here is a live look at the golden gate with a few clouds out there. temperatures this afternoon, cooler compared to yesterday. ly have your seven >>> the dow is up in the green. >>> dollar tree says products for sale wi no longer c

kristen: we've done some reporting on silicon valley companies that allow employees the right to move but the area has a lower cost of living, they may actually pay you less. is that the norm or the exception? >> we are seeing more companies are allowing people to relocate. we asked a similar question almost a year ago and very few companies were open to relocating. that has shifted and what we are seeing is the majority of companies responded they are not adjusting salaries. so it varies from company to company. kristen: this when i am personally fascinated by because it seems like my commute home gets longer. seems like everyone is back but in your survey, isn't it only a small percentage of workers who have come back to the office? >> yes. one thing we have noticed is 75% of companies don't require people back in the office. of the people back in the office, it's less than 10%. not a lot of people returning just yet. kristen: are you seeing a lot of flexibility in terms of how many days workers are physically in the office? >> yes. of the people who are back, it seems to or three d

in an exclusive interview, a silicon valley health care explain what is he looks for before he makes an investment. >> for every given investment, you should still do your do due diligence. assess the market shs the team and the product and the technology. different investment styles might anchor or have different levels of investigation. >> now, chris testified by the end of 2014, his firm shares had grown in value of pennies to about $75 a share. ultimately, those shares prove to be worthless as the company's failed tech was exposed. >>> addressing our climate in crisis this week. world leaders are meeting in scotland to tackle some of our biggest issues caused by climate change. one of the big champions is former governor jerry brown. he's watching what's happening closely. i spoke to him about the moment he realized we were in trouble. >> my sense has grown over time. it's only been relatively recently the last few years i've seen the horror that neglecting the climate will cause all of us. >> we also talked about what he thinks california is doing right and what we still need to

valley turkey trot runners. again, this race will be different. it's virtual. so, a 5-10k virtual run. up load the results. you can donate online on. it will be chilly to start, 39 and then 50s and 60s through the day. have a great time if you are going to be doing that and participating. otherwise, in the seven day forecast, it's simple. we have dry weather, 60s for highs and 40s for lows and through the inland valley, 67 on saturday and we will keep with the trend with 60s over the next several days. >> it's nice weather for the turkey trot for sure. it is, and you know what i have been thinking about, the green bean casserole, so easy to make, you get a vegetable and i could eat it all day long. >> i'm thinking of the wine cabinet. >> she made the mashed potatoes. she is selling the mashed potatoes. >> yum. >> celebrating early. thanks jeff. >> coming up, ready to face the music. the head of instagram will testify before congress, why he is being questioned, next. hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i

his testimony is part of a trial she says will affect how people see silicon valley for years. >> you want it to be known as a place that does that in all the best and most ethical ways of doing that. >> reporter: one final note about bryan grossmann. he testified at one point he went to a walgreen's himself to get a theranos test and was surprised they used a regular needle and it took more than four hours to get his results. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> a jogger at the right place at the right time. the unusual way he was able to notify a stranger that her house was on fire. >>> my 5-year-old me was very kind. >> and she is still kind. we introduce you to this young girl's holiday mission and how it all started in the toy aisle. >>> more than 17,000 car break-ins so far this year. >> san francisco has become completely lawless. it's really breathtaking. i don't see it in any city that we conduct business in. >> data obtained and analyzed by our investi shows san francisco has triple the break-in rate in houston and los angeles. we look into what police and the district attor

the one-time star, superstar of the silicon valley took the stand in her own defense. it was a shocking move that came just after prosecutors rested their case. among those in the courtroom, are business and tech reporter scott budman. scott, what was the reaction, what was it like inside that court? >> it was silence. and everybody was stunned, raj and i'll tell you, a lot of people just stopped what they were doing and laser focused on elizabeth holmes. she walked up, took off her mask for the first time in front of the jury and spoke, and then answered the question, what would she sound like, in fact her voice is as we've been hearing for years, as the theranos ceo, the deep baritone some say is one of her signatures. today, she spoke about how she dropped out of stanford to start her company, which was originally called realtime cures, and how her parents used some of the money they were going to pay for college to help her get the company off the ground. she talked about gradually building up that company, eventually calling it theranos, as she spoke i noticed she

. >>> welcome back, it may be hard to believe in the mid silicon valley. there are people who made it their mission to put the right tools in here hands. garvin thomas shows us in this morning's bay area proud. >> those are the refurbished computers. >> reporter: the story of why though goes back many years into a single computer. the first one hu ever used, a radio shack trs 80. it was hu's introduction. >> i was in school. i did the extra work. i went to eight periods and started programming everyday. >> reporter: hu fell in love with programming and is to this day an i.t. consultant. you can say one computer changed his life. which brings us back to the reasons of all those other computers in that store unit. >> reporter: hu is the founder and president of triple r computer. a nonprofit that takes donations of used laptops refurbishes them and donates them for students who could not afford them. >> reporter: on this day, 50 computers are going into the hands of freshmen at hayward high school. >> reporter: in the past six years, hu and his team have bee

how might being here in silicon valley, how might silicon valley play a particular role in helping with this issue? do you see something here for tech to do? >> oh, absolutely. and certainly, silicon valley has been leading the world in so many ways, whether it's home-spun companies like tesla or many others that are designing new ways of being able to generate, to store energy that's so critical. and really, more than anything, for local cities and communities, to be willing to be the laboratories. to be the, for lack of a better term, guinea pigs for new technologies that have civic impact in reducing our -- our carbon footprint. that's the great opportunity i think for silicon valley's community to really show the rest of the world how it can be done. >> well, reuters is reporting that at the -- the g20 conference this past weekend, world leaders agreed that there should be a one and a half degree celsius limit going forward. they like that idea but they didn't come up with any concrete measures to make that happen. is that part of the problem that everybody wants to be seen as, yes,

believed to more. >> tracking and distribution kicked into high gear at second harvest of silicon valley in sand and say we've been doing this for 20 bucks. secure south be families rely on the food bank. year round. but there is no busier time than the holiday season volunteer in team lead in the been more than 400 hours of this year. ever since covid the numbers have just gone through the the food bank is feeding about 450,000 people each month. that's an 80% increase. >> from before the pandemic. this year. we're providing 22% more for than he did last year. second harvest ceo leslie bacho says the organizations budget has doubled during the pandemic to keep up with them and it has added 15 more trucks opened a new warehouse and increased its staff 40%. at the same time, it has ended its traditional food collection. drives with barrels to be more efficient. >> bacho says second harvest has enough food but needs volunteers and monetary donations. and actually people donate. >> money reconstruct it much farther for every dollar donated concerts update for 2 meals. >> say they believe in

the story. >> hacking and distribution kicked into high gear at second harvest of silicon valley in san we've been doing this for 20 bucks. secure south be families rely on the food bank. year round. but there is no busier time that the holiday season volunteer in team lead in the been more than 400 hours of this year. ever since covid the numbers have just gone through the the food bank is feeding about 450,000 people each month. that's an 80% increase from before the pandemic. this year. we're providing 22% more far peace than he did last year. second harvest ceo leslie bacho says the organizations budget has doubled during the pandemic to keep up with them and it has added 15 more trucks opened a new warehouse and increased its staff 40%. at the same time, it has ended its traditional food collection. drives with barrels to be more efficient. >> bacho says second harvest has enough food but needs volunteers and monetary donations. and actually when people donate. >> money reconstruct it much farther for every dollar donated concerts update for 2 meals. >> say they believe in the

we have the san jose silicon valley turkey trot happening as we move through thanksgiving. this is going to be different because of covid. they're doing a virtual 5 and 10-k. you upload your results and you can also donate online. weather looks good if you are doing this. 42 at 8:00 a.m. and by 2:00 p.m. at 61. moving into the seven day forecast you can see in san francisco dry weather next seven days. and right here through the inland valleys temperatures are very similar. 63 on thanksgiving. 67 on saturday. sunshine saturday and sunday as well. so turkey, the pumpkin pie, whatever you got going on. i think it is going to pan out really good. >> then after you eat, the 5-k run >> i would run first. >> run first. >> could you imagine? >> that looks good. >>> up next a rental market is stabilizing in the bay area. can you believe that? maybe even going down in some parts of town. we'll show you the new numbers. working from home means driving less, and now paying less for car insurance. with metromile's per-mile pricing... your rate is based on how much you actually drive. i

valley about the effort. >> we have a tremendous fundraising goal, our goal is $81 million, which is twice as much as we are raising pre- pandemic because we are continuing to provide almost twice as much food to our community. we are now serving 450,000 people every month. that is because, even though it may feel like things are getting back to normal, families are still struggling to recover from the economic crisis of the pandemic. >> you open a new location in san jose to keep up with the growing demand. are you seeing a lot of donations and is the need this year as significant as last year? you mentioned a bigger goal. >> yes, we have seen the need decline just slightly but we are continuing to hold at about 450,000 people per month. we are continuing to open new distribution sites and also support our ongoing distribution sites. during the pandemic, we have had to switch over to drive through distribution to keep people safe. we are continuing to serve and many of the drive through's, 500 households at a time sometimes almost 1000 at a time. >> to find out how to donate your ti

that is because it will bring out a lot of tourism money for folks down in silicon valley to san francisco, all the way up to the napa valley. >> i'm just coming back from germany, uk, and italy. >> he is glad to be home, after a successful trip. >> to be able to shake hands is always good. >> even better, he says, is the was opening its borders to international travelers starting on monday. >> it has been difficult to get my customers into the u.s. but most of the kind cases, visiting abroad to visit them. the san francisco fairmont are seeing a big ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ -do you have cheese? -of course! more cheese for less cheddar in our dairy. -do you have kale? -absolutely! more kale for less cabbage in our produce section. -how about pizza? -yep, more-- -more pizza for less sale in the freezer section? -now you're getting the hang of it. -♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ [announcer] get 14 dollars off your turkey with in-store coupons. restrictions apply. see store for details. >>> investigation underway at a rockland high school following backlash over a contro

someone in silicon valley could be sitting on $400,000. we'll show you the numbers next. can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys technology i was kind of embarrased at all the love and attention i got from my customers. people are so moved by how much i understand about them. they start including me in their lives. that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. >>> all right. we were talking how it is beginning to look a lot like christmas. >> yeah. >> the season outdoor rink near downtown san mateo. that's how i would skate. just like that. the rink was not open last year because of the pandemic. now it's back. and she can do things like that. it's great. organizers say they are happy to be back this year. it is open through january 9th, open christmas day and new year's day. >> it definitely looks like christmas there. >> yes. >> someone became a whole lot richer overnight. th

a courtroom late today elizabeth holmes the super-star of silicon valley took the stand in her defense. no cameras allowed in the courtroom. scott was there and live weeting it. she talked about her time at stanford. it started from humble beginnings. she's walking into court with her mother. she spoke in her distingive bar tone voice. and will be on the stand next week ask and prosecutors can cross examine her. did she mislead investors knowing the technology didn't work. was there fraud involved? scott has been in the courtroom. you were there today. was it a ho hum friday and she takes the stand? was anybody expecting this? >> they weren't. yesterday and into this morning the prosecution finally wrapped after three months. so the defense gets a chance. after a couple witnesses they went by quickly. she to do up and it was about 3:15 p.m. total surprise. not even all that many people were there. and it just took everyone by surprise. and all of a sudden, wow, there she was testifying. >> we have spoken to people saying she's very charming and commanding. she has a presence. how did t

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researchers with a silicon valley company called verily may have come up with a better solution. they're treating male mosquitos with a bacteria that makes them sterile. >> we're going to release sterile male mask toes. they meet with the female. the female becomes pregnant. she lays eggs. when the eggs go to hatch, nothing hatches. >> reporter: working from this van, a team of researchers release sterile male mask toes mosquitos, in a neighborhood near fresno. >> did you have success this week? >> they were 99% less in the places we released in fresno. >> reporter: the team of researchers have tried this in australia. >> it was 80% to 90%. >> that made headlines down under. >> reporter: california had great results with sterilizing another species of male insect, the mediterranean fruit fly. starting in the late 1980s, the med fly threatened to wipe out california's agriculture industry. until the state began releasing sterilized male med flies from the air. >> an extremely successful tool in adding to the other things we can do to eliminate an insect species. >> reporter: this

here in silicon valley, we have lucid. it just won the motor trend car of the year award. it's not even out. it could be just in your brain we're going to see tomorrow who doesn't want to be the next tesla? who doesn't want to own the stock of the next tesla? that is the real driver here fourth, how did financial technology become a west coast obse obsession? it's a great thing the east coast does financial innovation we develop securities. on the west coast, they're more into engineering than financial engineering. you want a tech one banking, you need to talk to people who run square and you need to speak to max glevchin from affirm he's trying to cut the credit card companies out of the consumer lending because you know what? they're now getting generations trapped into their financial chains another concept. another reason to come out here. when i got out of school in the early '80s, my goal was sim pat particular could he with wall street i wanted to make as much money as was legal without breaking the law. if you had a cause, you could take your profits and donate th

silicon valley trans day remembrance will hold an event today. the 32-year-old fernando lpez was arrested for the attack. he remains in custody. >>> booster for all for millions of americans. the cdc changed their criteria so anyone over 18 can get that extra shot as long as it has been more than six months when they are fully vaccinated. farmly -- the timing is critical, experts fear of another surge during the holidays. so many families in need, nbc bay area is here to help, today in the bay laura garcia and marcus washington is live in the bay area. if people are waking up, maybe they need to get grocery anyway, how can they help? >> reporter: that's a perfect way to stop by because a lot of people are getting ready for the holiday already. we are seeing people streaming into the safeway where we are this morning. we are here to support our food drive, where we team up across the bay area, no matter which safeway you go to, you can get this $10 donation tab, you can make a more generous donation than this as well but they can stretch this mone

valley extension and invest in public transit from electrical buses to passenger railways and much as to better connect communities. >> traveling up and down the state as your newest senator to make sure that, as we advocate in congress, as this package was being crafted, it reflects the priorities of the state of california, including the completion of the station into the grand central station of the west. that is the kind of scale of what we're talking about. >> reporter: water infrastructure was talked about today and water recycling as he says there is significant investment in the bill which will go to that and the san jose mayor says the money will add to what they have already been doing. >> it may be raining today, we will be in a drought for a while and we have ambitions about expanding water recycling and purification and we are excited for this bill. this is when we are ready to move forward aggressively. >> reporter: among other things included in the bill that they say will benefit the bay area, good investments in high-speed internet, managing vegetation, and rehabilita