or will there be a second act from paul and jessica?i'm fully just as enthusiastic about y combinator. we are doing so many exciting things. >> now it actually seems like a good idea. >> how about you, paul? >> i'm going to go back to writing. that was what i was doing before y combinator. that is what i was always hoping to do. >> how do you guys want yc to be remembered? >> i want us to still exist. i want yc to be this institution that persists for a long time. it could last a lot longer than a product company does because structurally it is like a university. it could in principle last for hundreds of years. >> i want us to be remembered for changing a lot of people's lives and making the world a better place. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for doing this. and being our guests on "studio 1.0." ♪ >> hello this is what i am taking stock of of this friday, october 10. the dow erases its gain for the year. farberr bearish mark said it is a wake-up call for investors. would listen to the markets. in the market is no longer telling yo

>> jessica was interested in startups. she was writing a book. >> that was the first book that i read when i moved to silicon valley, your book about founders. >> really? i never tire of hearing stories about that. i was fascinated by all the stories i heard from these guys. and you did the talk at harvard. >> became the essay how to start a start-up. one of the things i told them was they should raise money from people who had gotten the money from starting a startup. then they could get advice. they were looking at me expectantly, like baby birds looking at their mother. and afterwards, i felt sort of bad because i had thought i was going to do angel investment, and i hadn't gotten around to it because i didn't know how. i thought, i'll do it and start doing angel investing. it wasn't supposed to grow into this big thing. this is one of the things we tell founders. the best way to start a startup that is going to take over the world, just start a start a -- just try and start a project you think would be cool to work on.

minutes before jessica arrives. >> so, how's it going?>> cold. >> i know. >> really cold. >> reporter: after some small talk about wisconsin's winter weather, it's down to the murderous business at hand. >> okay. well, i'm listening. >> i don't know if you're willing to pay the amount of money that i want to do this. >> probably not, because i probably don't have that amount. >> probably not. >> if you say like $50,000, i don't even have that. >> could you do 25? >> no. wow. if you could do it for a thousand. >> for -- for how much? >> a thousand. >> a thousand? >> and some sex. >> she offered up $1,000 and she leaned into him flirtatiously and then also offered sex. >> could she really have been serious? >> i think in her mind that she thought that a thousand dollars and, and sex was gonna be good enough for him. >> reporter: happily detailing how to get the job done. >> during the day -- >> yup. >> we could book an appointment with him. he will expect you or whoever you are. >> uh-huh. >> or whatever name you say you are. >> oh, that's

you call jessica the secret weapon. >> jessica did not like put her seal of approval on. she has detail over everything. >> first time you guys have been interviewed together? >> yeah. >> i can't believe that. >> let's face it, i'm not as interested as you. i don't make colorful remarks. i'm more comfortable behind the scenes. >> that is why she is the secret weapon. she has perfect pitch for character. she can talk to somebody and fairly quickly feel whether they are a good person or not. >> tell me about the first class, eight companies, but you didn't know if anyone was going to apply, right? >> we didn't know if people were going to apply. we had a few hundred applications. >> it was to fund a bunch of start-ups. it is great for the rin investigator and they have colleagues. it is so lonely and it has some of the advantages of being part of a company without the disadvantages. >> at what point did you decide to take money from investors? >> we had to, frankly. i ran out of money. and it takes -- god, how long does it take? we don't know how long it takes. 10 years may

jessica just to shut her up.ecause she was screaming. and i wanted to talk to jessica before i knew i killed her. so i let jessica say good-bye to her mom because her mom was dying. i took jessica back into the kitchen. and i -- i made a tourniquet for jessica's neck because i stabbed her neck. i wanted to know why she done what she done, why she killed my child. and i will say this, she never admitted it. >> the next morning jessica's brother arrived and discovered the bodies. knowing that blanchard had threatened and harassed jessica after the two polite up, he identified blanchard as a suspect and police apprehended him within hours. later, blanchard pled guilty as part of a deal to avoid the death penalty. >> you don't feel you should have received the death penalty? >> i believe that is for god to answer. if god would have wanted me that, then i would have got that. do i believe that because i took another person's life that i -- that i should die? no, i don't. >> why isn't it up to god to decide jessica's f

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weapon. >> jessica did not like put her -- nothing is ever happened that jessica did not put her sealoval on. she basically has veto over everything. >> first time you guys have been interviewed together? >> yeah. >> i can't believe that. >> let's face it, i'm not as interested as you. [laughter] i don't make colorful remarks. i'm more comfortable behind the scenes. i like running things. >> that is why she is the secret weapon. she is one of the people that has perfect pitch for character. she can talk to somebody and fairly quickly feel whether they are a good person or not. >> tell me about the first class, eight companies, but you didn't know if anyone was going to apply, right? >> we didn't know if people were going to apply. and we had a few hundred applications. >> the most critical innovations is to fund a bunch of startups at once. it is better for the investor, and also better for the start ups. the big thing you are missing, in a startup it is so lonely. and now it has some of the advantages of being a company without the disadvantages. >> at what point did you decide to ta

gary smith, tracy burns, jonas, john along with jessica. tracy, one gop lawmaker promising to take obamacare funds to fight ebola. do you agree with that? >> i completely agree with it. believe it or not, a slush fund, not social security, a slush fund allows them to dish out $2% billion a year to whatever they think is healthy. so, right now, they are using it for pick el in north carolina, zumba classes. why not redirect it to something affecting our country right now? >> jonas, do you think we need more money at all? could we get into it? >> leave the pickle budget. i'm all for taking money in a budget for something not as important. but, there is -- we have a center for these issues and they have a budget, over $5 billion a let them take it out of that budget. it's not like we need a new fund. it hasn't happened yet where there's hundreds of thousands of people. let them use their budget to do what they are supposed to do. that's the point of government. >> that's the scary thing, it hasn't happened yet. why not reach in and prevent it

good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. officials say they are looking into this incident. a man, who was walking by, grabbed his cell phone and recorded things, after the situation got tense between a woman and that officer. our syma chowdhry has this story you will see only on "eyewitness news". >> you will pep per spray me. holy bleep. >> sarah a rodriguez asked the university of pennsylvania police officer that after he he stopped her for running a red light. she was riding her bike wednesday morning around 10:00 on 38th street near wood land walk. she noticed the officer waving but didn't realize he was asking her to stop. >> i see a cop wave and i pulled in, looked at him i said whatever, keep going. >> reporter: office shore was also on the bike followed her. >> he comes by me, chasing me the whole way, hit me with the back of his bike and i fell sideways and i took my head phones off. >> reporter: that is where video picks it up. witness named larry recorded it on his cell phone. we shot rodriguez the video for the

gary smith, tracy burns, jonas, john along with jessica. tracy, one gop lawmaker promising to take obamacare funds to fight ebola. do you agree with that? >> i completely agree with it. believe it or not, a slush fund, not social security, a slush fund allows them to dish out $2% billion a year to whatever they think is healthy. so, right now, they are using it for pick el in north carolina, zumba classes. why not redirect it to something affecting our country right now? >> jonas, do you think we need more money at all? could we get into it? >> leave the pickle budget. i'm all for taking money in a budget for something not as important. but, there is -- we have a center for these issues and they have a budget, over $5 billion a let them take it out of that budget. it's not like we need a new fund. it hasn't happened yet where there's hundreds of thousands of people. let them use their budget to do what they are supposed to do. that's the point of government. >> that's the scary thing, it hasn't happened yet. why not reach in and prevent it

. >> jessica, thanks. local college students tied up and robbed at gunpoint. all in a terrifying home invasion. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now near temple university with an update on the search for the suspects, jan, good morning. >> good morning, a frightening night for some student here in north philadelphia. police say a group of temple university students was tied up and robbed at gunpoint. take a look at the video. you can see where it all happened about 8:30 sunday night. this is off campus housing, 1900 block of north 18th street. two men with guns enters this home and tied up six people inside. investigators say one of the students was also pistol whipped. the university sent out an alert to temple students about the incident and asked students to avoid the area. school officials are also asking anyone with information to call police. unfortunately, there is no detailed description of the suspects. only that they are two men in their two, a one with fair al hair, wearing bucks county community college sweatshirt. medics were on

nicole, over to you. >> jessica, thank you. this morning, the search continues for two gunmen who tied up and robbed college students in north philadelphia. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at temple university with the latest information, jan, good morning. >> reporter: erika, nicole, good morning. now, police say this all happened at off campus housing, and investigators say a group of temple university students was tied up, and then robbed at gunpoint, a very scary night. if you take a look at the video, you can see where this all happened around 8:30, sunday night, police responded to the 1900 block of north 18th street in north philadelphia. they say two men, with guns, enters this house and then tied up six temple university students who live here. police say they were restrained with zip ties, then robbed. the university sent out alert, notifying the entire campus community of the incident, and then asked students to be vigilant and stay away from the area. meanwhile, investigators are asking anyone

it hads been a messy day out there, good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. lets get over to kate orr with what to expect tonight, kathy. >> bulk of the thunderstorms are off shore, bad news is some of this heavy rain is rotating back in the delaware valley. we have low pressure 150 miles east of delaware and it will be pulling that moisture, back inside the region overnight. we have a lull going on, that is good news through philadelphia, some very light showers, and you can see the breaks but we are seeing heavy rain back into ocean county, that was hit very hard yesterday, and this could sneak back down through interior south jersey and central and southern delaware for an additional hatch inch of rain. for rest of us we will see additional showers overnight. peak wind gustness philadelphia 36 miles an hour gusts, in the poconos, gusting to 32. thirty-one atlantic city.

he laid back down on jessica.t asking him why, and he wouldn't talk to me. >> i was doing the same thing i always do. like, me and jessica are both flirtatious people. we've always just kind of flirted around. and there's been nothing of it. if i cross a boundary, niki will tell me. instead of telling me she decided to pull a knife out on me. >> i pulled a knife and clicked it down. i was about five feet away from him. i wasn't really going to stab him. >> i slammed her hand against the wall and threw the knife against the other side of the wall, and then she hit me. >> i punched him in the mouth again. like i said, we turn each other into horrible people. >> but i'm pretty sure we bring out the best in each other, too, you know? >> everything i do is based on somebody else, and ivan was that somebody else. and now that he's no longer right by my side right now, like, i really almost feel like there's no reason to live. >> i really hate to think this is the end. >> we're not happy. i mean, we try to be. i try to b

the fact -- good evening, i'm chris may. >>> i'm jessica dean.ne bowl, centers for disease control calls on all hospitals to be on alert a as we learned identity of the first person to contract that disease, outside of the u.s. her family identified patient as 26 year-old neta fan who treated liberian man died from ebola the in the dallas hospital. in the meantime philadelphia international airport says it is complying with cdc guidance to make sure all passengers are safe. the cdc is telling hospitals to always think ebola when anyone comes in the hospital presenting symptoms. >> fact that the nurse contractede bowl's though she had taken precautions has many medical professionals on alert. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has more on what the cdc is recommending. >> reporter: loss of concern about this. we have routinely been checking in with local hospitals who say they are ready to handle any potential ebola patients but the local nurses union say they are not. this comes as federal health officials are urging the nation's hospitals to ramp

jessica. >> yeah.ean, they could do that coming directly from, you know, liberia to here or through another country. i mean, that's the other problem is, okay, so we ban flights directly to the united states, but what happens if they go into somewhere somewhere whether they go into asia or southeast asia or somewhere else and then change flights and come here? where do we draw the line with that? there's no possibility really for us to get to a zero risk solution to ebola, and the best way for us to contain this disease, they're saying right now, is to go after this in west africa and trying to come up with a way to keep it isolated there. >> larry, jessica says she's trusting the state department, the cdc, and the administration to do what's best for all americans, but i think a lot of people sitting at home don't have 100% trust in that. what do you say to that? >> well, 100% would be way out of -- i don't think people have 60% trust right now. why aren't they going to cuba and scandinavia because we

but we will get through it, guys, chris and jessica back over to you. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" meet shane's heroes heart warming story about how officers are boosting the spirit of this special little boy as he takes on some tough health issues. >>> love and marriage can mean big bucks but can i size of your ring determine divorce? that story that will you have you talking coming up, kate. >>> we are tracking rain as we head in the weekend, you can see showers moving in on storm scan three heavier storms still to come well off to the west, soggy start to the weekend but what does the rest of the weekend look like, >>> often said that practice makes perfect but in this case it also makes, for some beautiful art. >> i was there this week as a normal ballet rehearsal turn inspirational for local artists. >> reporter: elegant arch of the ballet dancer captured mom nation of many a artists. >> our training starts with gesture and good movement and starts with the history and then build into more personal expression. >> reporter: for 90 minutes these students from the pennsylva

good evening, i'm chris may. >>> i'm jessica dean. victim over the head, with what might have been a hammer. this attack happened at a cultural arts center in the 100 block of north ninth street. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at special victims unit tonight, syma. >> reporter: well, jessica police are now saying this may not have been a random attack, they are continuing to question the person of interest, but they are still asking for the public's help, earlier today they released surveillance video that some may find disturbing and in that video you'll see the suspect smiling after the attack. >> he appears to be calm and routine as he can. >> reporter: this man casually walks in the arts center with a dangerous plan. police say that the suspect beat, sexually assaulted and robbed a woman inside an arts center in chinatown sunday morning this happened around 8:00 in the 100 block of north ninth street. >> i don't feel safe in the city at all, no where. >> reporter: once inside the man forced victim to the back off

. >> i'm jessica aguirre. stay hydrated and cool. tomorrow will bring sweltering conditions. >> live team coverage. let's begin with chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri tracking conditions. jeff? >> yes. wasn't only hot inland but at the coastline. we had 100 in gill roy. pacifica. 94 degrees. unusual heat at the coastline. no doubt sparked by the hot, off shore winds. average high in pacifica. 69 degrees. get a look at microclimate temperatures. 69, south bay. check it out in san francisco. 76 degrees. one of the most mildest temperatures, right now. at 11:01. the reason san francisco is so warm at this hour with 77 at twin peaks, 75 in north beach. the fact that a lot of the concrete ein downtown is helpin retain the heat, you are staying milder. a look at tomorrow's forecast. heat advisory through 9:00 p.m. frid friday. more hot weather on the way. the south bay one of location that will surge from 70 degrees at 9:00 a.m. all the way up to 98 by 3:00 p.m. that will not be the hottest -- where we will hit 104 degrees on your october

. >>> aim he jessica dean. you saw her in a old wheelchair that makes it a hard to get from place to place. >> that is only one part of the story. steve paterson is live in port richmond tonight with the exclusive, steve? >> reporter: chris, jessica, it all started right here in the shop rite parking lot month. man we spoke to say the the crooks smashed in her driver's side window, glass, all over the ground, and then, within a minute, her vehicle is stolen but as we have learn it was what was inside that van, that was much more important than the van itself. >> she is's happy. >> reporter: olivia's love for life isn't limited by her disabilities, it is limited by crime. >> it is just hard to get her around. >> reporter: a few saturdays ago olivia's mom, carry was walking the deli at this shop rite. on her break she discovered a pool of broken glass where her minivan should have been. she watch the the store surveillance video late their night. >> from the time he broke out window and got in the car and back it

good evening, i'm jessica aguirre >> i'm raj mathai, champs back home tonight. tomorrow morning they all meet at the ballpark. no game. all parades. thousand of fans will skip school and work and line the streets of san francisco. the parade begins at noon near foot of market street and end at city hall. as you can imagine a lot of streets will be closed traffic will be challenging to say the least. nbc bay area's jean elle in san francisco. we have done this a couple times before. always tricky. >> reporter: a tricky treat for giants' fans on halloween. a lot to see tomorrow. including fun parade floats like this panda done in orange, black, red. a big event that will create challenges downtown. >> i frobabprobably will go out part of the parade. enjoy that for a short period of time. brings us altogether. >> karen connor is ready to join an expected 1 million giants fans for a world champion parade. and doing her best to avoid them on bart during her commute home. >> a lot of talken my office about leaving early. or really exceptionally late. >> bart and muni

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good evening to you, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. meteorologist kate bilo is tracking the system for us. kate, what should we expect. >>> chris and jessica, we expect more rain to continue to move in through the overnight hours and the heaviest will actually be early tomorrow morning. so when you wake up on your saturday morning steady rain expected all across the region. you can see most of the rain right now is off to our south. down across portions of the kent and sussex counties in delaware and also into cape may county we are just starting to see the first few raindrops fall down the shore and another batch of showers moving into the harrisburg area but there's lot more rain where that came from. in fact take a look at all this moisture along that same boundary and this will just come through in waves during the overnight hours but especially again early tomorrow morning. take look at our latest model. this model we look at. it really takes you threw hour by hour and you can see as we go through the overnight hours we just expec

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good evening, i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. >> internals show employees may have helped others. >> a worker racking up credit card reward points for department's travel. investigative reporter broke the story and joins us with the details. jenna. >> reporter: we first exposed the director of child support services in santa clara, racked up reward points putting travel for 30 employees on his credit card. he is on administrative leave while the county investigates. we wanted to know more. does this practice go beyond travel expenses? we found it does. and other employees knew about it. more than 1,000 e-mails and ten years worth of credit card charges tell the story of john's passion for points. >> public's tax dollars used so john can go on vacation. >> retired employee, valerie yates and current plumeriaies spoke out when we uncovered the use of personal credit card for $55,000 in employee travel. the county paid him back. while he banked the rewards. but new documents showed he actually charged a lot more than just travel to his personal card. it has to do with these. yes, pa

the question is can you follow the path jessica was raising? is the fatigue and the threat from isis, is it enough to create some kind of convergence there? the short answer is i don't know the answer. i'm a big believer -- this goes back to the point sam used to rain, if there's one thing that guided him more than anything else is don't fall in love with your own idas, and if you think you're right that's fine. but why don't you test your ideas. why what do you lose by testing your own ideas? i would be quite open to testing certain things, but i also know if it looks like we shouldn't assume necessarily that having the sunnis with us is a given if it looks like we're draug too close to the iranians which has clearly been a sensitivity for the obama administration, if we want sunni tribes by the way not just in iraq but in syria, because, yes, you have a syrian opposition that is completely fractured, but it's still largely based on sunni tribes to the extent to which they're going to be part of this, they also have to be integrated into this.

with more on this exclusive interview, michelle. >> reporter: hi chris and jessica.t i led to the cancellation of here comes honey boo-boo and tonight i will talk to the family member at the center of all of this. her name is and a marie cardwell, known as chicky on the show and she tells me that she told momma june she had had been molested and she said momma a june did nothing to stop it. >> does it make you angry, does it make you feel betrayed by your mother, does it make you question is she a fit mother. >> it gives me a lot of emotions, i'm mad, i'm upset, i feel betrayed and i feel very hurt, that is the main thing, i feel hurt that momma let him come around. >> you feel like she chose a child molester over you. >> yes, she's happy. she was smiling, laughing, giggling around and knowing the fact that he is a child molester momma. he did this to me. why would you let him come around the girls, knowing what he did? good what about alana, honey boo-boo, she's right around your age when you say he did this to you. >> only thing i have to say for alana don't get to

i'm chris may. >>> aim he jessica dean.lchair that makes it a hard to get from place to place. >> that is only one part of the story. steve paterson is live in port richmond tonight with the exclusive, steve? >> reporter: chris, jessica, it all started right here in the shop rite parking lot month. man we spoke to say the the crooks smashed in her driver's side window, glass, all over the ground, and then, within a minute, her vehicle is stolen but as we have learn it was what was inside that van, that was much more important than the van itself. >> she is's happy. >> reporter: olivia's love for life isn't limited by her disabilities, it is limited by crime. >> it is just hard to get her around. >> reporter: a few saturdays ago olivia's mom, carry was walking the deli at this shop rite. on her break she discovered a pool of broken glass where her minivan should have been. she watch the

. >> i'm jessica dean.he infected man is a new york city doctor who recently forty one west africa where he treated ebola patients. >> reporter: brian web has details. >> reporter: dr. craig spencer is the fourth person to be diagnosed with ebola in the united states. spencer tested positive for the virus at new york's bellevue hospital where he is in isolation. spencer was likely exposed to the virus earlier this month while working with the group doctors without borders in guinea, west africa. a facebook photo shows him wearing the protective gear he used while caring for ebola patients. guinea is one of the three west african countries at the heart of the worst outbreak on record. spencer had been self monitoring for symptoms since his return to the u.s. he reported fever and abdominal pain thursday morning. video from the new york post shows an ambulance with police escort rushing spencer to bellevue hospital where emts wearing hazmat suits were then dee contaminated. bellevue is a designated ebola trea