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is that a person dressed like a unicorn?> it is. >> so pfectly posed. >> that looks like a fun job. sounds like we need to do a little investigation there. >> hopefully it sells fast. it is going for $362,000 in baltimore. >> okay. >> somebody may want to buy the unicorn. the unicorn comes with the house maybe. >> thanks so much. >> you're welcome. back to you. >> all right. thank you both. >>> when we come back at 4:00 this afternoon, we're following that breaking news. th university of maryland says this afternoon it is accepting legal and moral responsibility for the mistak made that led to the death of a 19-year-old player. >>> the white house callingus t ridiculous, but they can't guarantee he's never said it. >>> we're back at 4:30 now if with our top story. a report from the pennsylvaniaal attorney genhat alleges decades of child abuse within the church. >> 3 m clergybers accused of abusing more than a thousand children. leadership and the crch allegedly helping to cover it up. >> dozens of witnesses testified before

you can see that from the unicorns have gone public. snap, dropbox.gone public, very big valuations. the interesting thing is when you look at someone like say uber and these valuations seem to vary dramatically from the headline figures we sometimes hear about. uber, take the softbank deal. uber raised money, $1 billion, sorry, $17 billion, when it took $1 billion from softbank. then existence shareholders sold something like $48 billion. so you have very big discrepancy. sort of putting an exact number on that is definitely more art than science at the moment. selina: at the top of your list was elon musk who we've been discussing extensively on this show. his personal stake in pace x is valid at $14.6 -- spacex is valued at $16.6 billion. is he likely to tap into that any time soon? >> absolutely not. he's part of the extreme example of this wealth all being on paper. he's kind of gone out there publicly and said, hey, spacex is not going to go public until we start flying regularly to mars. who knows when that will be. in terms of sort of to reins

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glad they're fine. >> i've been on one of those big unicorn floats. >> what? >> last summer, camp mather, someone brought one, me with a bunch of kids. it took about 30 to 45 minutes to fill it with an electric air pump. >> so they're hard to maneuver. >> impossible to maneuver. >> oh. >> little bit sturdier than what you would expect. >> you lead quite the life. >> i know. her crazy flavodlls, unicorn fl >> that's what happens when you kids. outside lands. i don't slee doppler 7 and the satellite images in the north bay. here's a look that is socked in san francisco because of that onshore flow. it's 55 in san francisco, oakland 58 and san jose 60 degrees, even mountain view milder at 61 degrees. check out the beautiful shot from the east bay hills, towards the east, sunrise happening in a few minutes, more temperatures for you. low 50s in santa rosa and we have upper 50s through fairfield, livermore, concord at 61 degrees. i want to take you to all the micro climates around the bay area for today. look for low 90s through morgan hill and gilroy, san jose 83

i think we will see a lot of unicorns. we will see who is ready to go.k with a lot of those companies, and they are really preparing themselves. emily: i want to talk about the dynamics in the private market and how that's affecting the pipeline here. alex, you brought up an interview we did with venture capitalists in february at the goldman sachs tech conference, talking about how venture capitalists, because of the competitiveness, have hesitated to put pressure on companies to go public. take a listen. >> hyper competition has made it so that the majority of vs's biggest fears are missing out on the next investment. they are afraid to have a reputation as someone who asks too many questions, pushes too hard, and it has led to a situation where there's not a lot of stewardship, discipline, results, that kind of thing. emily: are we in that same stage now? alex: it seems a little like folks are coming to a reality check. i don't know if that's because the venture capitalists have made out so well on these ipo's, but you have people coming to it isaliza

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or c, unicorn? umm -- which i know it's not. dude, it's -- is sheep -- is sheep ireland? ♪ dude, oh. what do you think? [ laughter ] give me the answer. >> jimmy: no hints. no hints. >> um -- i'm gonna say sheep. >> jimmy: no. it is the unicorn. [ buzzer ] can you believe that? [ cheers and applause ] is that unbelievable, i've -- >> that is not a real animal. >> jimmy: yeah. it's the unicorn. >> dude. >> jimmy: sorry. >> that's not a real animal. >> jimmy: it's the unicorn. all right. please bring out -- ♪ >> yes! >> jimmy: kwame evans. >> oh. >> jimmy: and tad rickman. >> oh, come here my darling. >> jimmy: kwame and tad. come on. >> oh, my darling puppies. come here. >> jimmy: how great is that? >> come here. >> i heard kent -- >> come here. >> i heard kent say "say sheep." [ barking ] >> jimmy: yeah, okay. oh, that sounds means it's time for "final puppardy." >> good. oop. what is that? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is for all of your opponent's puppies. >> oh, great. okay. >> jimmy: and what a ti

emily: yet you say 2019 is the year of the unicorn. been talking, when are the unicorns coming?2019. we will see a lot of unicorns, see who is ready to go. we work with a lot of those companies and they are really themselves. emily: themselves. emily: i want to talk about the dynamic in the financial market and how that is affecting the .ipeline you did an interview with bill gurley and talked about how venture capitalists have given -- because of the competitiveness they have hesitated to put pressure on companies to go public at all. bill: hyper competition has made it so that the majority of biggest fears is missing out on the next investment. they are afraid to have a reputation as someone who asks too many question or pushes too hard. there is a situation where there is not a lot of stewardship for discipline and results and that kind of thing. emily: are we in that same state? the things a little bit like folks are coming to a reality check. i do not know if that is because the venture capitalists have made out so well. people are coming to the realization that that comfor

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emily: 2019 is the year of the unicorn. what do you mean? we ask, when are the unicorn's coming. they are coming in 2019. emily: uber and air b&b? we work with a lot of those companies and they are really preparing themselves. a lot of talk about the dynamics. interview wep an did with a venture capitalists in february. talking about how venture -- because of the competitiveness they have hesitated to put pressure on companies to go public. take a listen to what he had to say. >> hyper competition has made it so that the majority of the biggest fears is missing out on the next investment. to have afraid reputation of someone who asks too many questions or pushes too hard. it has led to a situation where there is not a lot of stewardship for discipline and results and that kind of thing. emily: are we in that same state? >> it seems like folks are coming to a reality check. you have people coming to the realization that that comfortable space in private probably are not pushing you to get public or it is not the same scrutiny of public markets. that dynamics is changing. he was in

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. >>> several women were out on a lake in minnesota when their giant inflatable rainbow unicorn got stuckicers quickly realized they needed to be rescued, so one deputy grabbed his phone to capture this on video, and the other grabbed a rope and showed his mad rescue roping skills. they, of course, posted this video for all of us to see on twitter. before they knew the group was in trouble, they wanted a photo. >> all over instagram with those kinds of floaties, unicorn, flamingo. >> ever seen the one with the bull in the middle? >> that's fun. >> find that for tomorrow. >>> all right, there's your week ahead forecast. a lot of rain in the middle of the country, texas, oklahoma, also in the east. fire danger is high in areas of the west with the heat and dry conditions. 90 on wednesday in seattle, 93 in portland. and we're still pretty warm and dry for many areas of the interior west through friday. little moisture in arizona, but that's about it. >> what else can you expect this time of year? thank you. >>> just ahead, tiger woods back in striking distance at a major. plus, inside nasa's

. >> unicorns. [laughs] >> it's really put together here. here. spotted in north carolina turns out to be a good year blimp. now i have a few bullet points. a north carolina man sent the internet into a frenzy after capturing what he believed to be a ufo hovering over a sky near a lake on his cell phone. it turned out that there was a good year blimp covering a nearby nascar race. good years statement about the incident, we don't want to get into the middle of a good story but that's definitely us. >> if that's the best part of the story is that that guy does not believe it still. and i've seen a few things in the sky myself that i thought perhaps were ufos and a couple of times i have been corrected it wasn't a blimp, it was something else, but that's my favorite part of the story. >> didn't we have one of these things not too long ago were the pilots thought there was something in the sky and there was an explanation? >> it was like the fly was caught in the glass or something and you could see it moving. here's the deal, growing up in my era of

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see in the united states more than sixty thousand incarcerated citizens are forced to work for a unicorn a government owned manufacturing business that relies almost entirely on force prison labor they make military uniforms license plates mattresses food service linens firearms targets office furniture and even provide data services unicorn pays in maids between twenty three cents and one dollar and fifty cents per hour for their work at the california department of corrections bragged on twitter in july that they had more than two thousand volunteer inmate firefighters including fifty eight youth of vendors battling wire wildfire flames throughout california and those inmates fighting those fires received one dollar per hour. and if this were any other country would be calling for sanctions but in the us this kind of slave labor is actually protected by our constitution section one of the thirteenth amendment the us constitution which was ratified and adopted in december of eight hundred sixty five states neither slavery nor involuntary servitude servitude except as a punishment for cr

. >> it was a unicorn, talked about but never seen. >> a rare coin that could bring in millions of dollars at auction this spring. >> sounds like "ka-ching!" >> one coin, potentially worth $2 million? >> one penny. >> but then, the government flips. >> they're coming after you. >> they are. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby. and today i am cruising ocean side in beautiful la jolla, california, just north of san diego. i'm on my way to meet an heir whose strange inheritance stunned the coin-collecting world, then led to a showdown with uncle sam. >> my name is randy lawrence. i inherited a baggie of coins from my father, who worked at the denver mint. imagine a shiny penny. but instead of being copper-colored, it's silver. that was one of the coins my dad left me. and it turned my life upside down. >> hi, randy. i'm jamie. >> hello. nice to meet you. >> so great to meet you, too. and i heard that your inheritance came in a small plastic bag? >> it did. >> randy shows me in, sits me down, and hands me a baggie full of coins. well, they can't

>> jimmy: here -- no, i think it's a unicorn. >> what is it? like a -- >> jimmy: unicorn.y: care bear. care bear. >> are you ready? >> jimmy: alright. >> three, two, one. drop. >> jimmy: bacon, egg, and cheese! bacon, egg, and cheese! >> grape soda and kombucha. ryan, drink. >> jimmy: what is it? >> wait, i threw mine. i gotta do another one? >> jimmy: no, no. no, we don't. i just did it for fun. what was it? who has to drink it? me? oh, ryan does! that's great. >> ryan drinks it. >> no! >> jimmy: yes! dude, do you like kombucha? >> it's like, "what did i just order?" >> jimmy: it's like fermented pickle juice. it's great. >> this one's called the "van wilder." >> kombucha and grape soda. >> jimmy: dude, you already did grape soda. >> you know what? thank you, drinko. throw a blood in there. [ cheers ] >> oh, snap. >> jimmy: this guy knows how to party. come on. >> let's go with -- go with the bone broth. what -- what's the worst? clam juice? >> clam juice. [ audience shouting ] >> bacon, egg, and cheese? oh! where is -- ah! >> put some maple syrup in too. >> jimmy: ryan,

the most powerful quote in the peace is that he could have basically picked the currency to unicornsse it has been brought into existence by the president, it is not traded in any platform, it is not used, whether it has any legitimacy and it could make the situation in venezuela worse, thatis the situation in venezuela worse, that is up for debate. let's talk how the world of work is changing. a poll looking at the fact that 6% of workers in the uk working 9—5 which some might find a shocking statistics. i can hear dolly parton‘s song right now. the conversation with the bank of england chief economist on radio 4 yesterday talking about the threat of ai yesterday talking about the threat of al to yesterday talking about the threat of ai tojobs. it is yesterday talking about the threat of al to jobs. it is a discussion thatis of al to jobs. it is a discussion that is being had again and again. when i go to industry conferences, it comes up all the time. the threat of ai it comes up all the time. the threat of al to particular industry or sector. robotics, ai, all of those things are

. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and the other night we were talking about unicorns.ist, momma?" and i said, "you know, i think they were just mythical creatures that people wrote about." and he goes, "no, momma. you know what? donald trump banned them to north korea." [ laughter ] i swear, that's what he thinks happened. and you know what? it was so absurd. i couldn't even, like, argue with it. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> 'cause it could, conceivably, if there were unicorns, i could see him banning them. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] every part of that makes sense in a way that things didn't make sense two years ago. >> right. >> seth: you'd be like -- >> right. >> seth: yeah. well, there you go. i will say, he's -- seems to be just about as smart as most people around cable news. so, he should probably have his own thing. yeah. [ laughter ] >> yeah. right. exactly. exactly. >> seth: and -- thank you so much for being here. it's just a delight to you have. >> thank you. thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] so happy to be here. thank you. >> seth: alyssa

someone obviously forgot to tell this woman about unicorns, that they can't help rescue you.lake in minnesota. a dpty came to the rescue and pulled them to safety. they made it back okay. no harm done here. i guess they know next time don't take that floating out there on the lake. >> couldn't they have made their way back? >> depends what they were doing out there. >> life is not all unicorns and rain bows. >> no chasing rainbows. >> the sheriff will save your life. >>> all right. we are starting out this morning needing a life raft. i think we have it with cooler weather moving into the bay area. here is a look at that fog. it is become as we take a live look outside in san francisco. you seen the clouds for quite a while in the city. we will see it clearing out for the weekend. it is helping to give us all a nice little cool down. we are on the second day of school there. we'll be at 57 degrees as you get the kids ready walking to school. nice and cool start. we'll see the clouds linger until about 9:00. as the kids head out for recess we'll be in the 70s. as you're making

. >> so, they are all these unicorns. this company in the past in the office of the big companies. as a result steady shrinkage of the stock market. china now has many more ipos then we do. it's a real crisis of the economy. the solution is what i stated. when everything opens up again and we get a new economy. new world with new money. new internet architecture. new security. new privacy. new property. you know, you own your own data again. >> we'll get into life after google in a minute. your last book was about bitcoin. are you still a fan? >> i'm still a fan of bitcoin. the technology that bitcoin introduce. i'm a fan of the revolution and instigated. i think bitcoin itself faces a crisis. a lot of big holders of bitcoin are going to have to confront fundamental flaws in the model in order to carry this currency forward as a real substitute for gold which is what he thought he was inventing. a substitute for gold. it has since turned out that bitcoin lacks dimensions that gold possesses. gold doesn't have a cap. when you lose a nugget of gold it's still there. you lose a privat

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so they have achieved these unicorns. in the past it would've gone public. are all now queued in the m&a office of the big companies. there is been a shrinkage of the stock market. only half as many shares in public companies a 90% drop in the number of initial public offerings. and now they have many fold. they have many more ipos than we do. the real crisis of the entrepreneurial economy. in life after google. the internet architecture. the new privacy. we will get into life after google. the last book was about a bit coin. are you still a fan. i'm a fan of the technologies that they introduced. with instigator. i think a bit coin itself faces of the crisis. and a lot of bagel holders of bit coin are going to have to confront fundamental flaws in the novel in order to carry this currency forward as a real substitute for gold. who thought they felt they were inventing a substitute for gold. it sits turned out that they lacked crucial did not dimensions. and when you lose in and get of gold. it is still there. they are gone forever. the various of flaws of b

we have four unicorns in this country for 1.3 million.e the breeding ground of unicorns globally i think this development is more linked to the fact that we have a safe environment it became clear to the world when things started to go wrong for facebook who has had to apologize for overstepping, but there was no legal space it overstepped. legal space has to be created. what is right and wrong in digital world. since estonia has this space, you can use it as a sandbox for new ideas in a safe form not worrying that maybe afterwards i have to apologize, i offer digital service and someone found a way to misuse it we offer this kind of digital sand book. what was behind estonia's decision to choose to invest in this digitalization mprocess? >> it was not a question of firing people from civil service in order to cut costs and replace with digital, we were only developing our service software to our people we did it straight away digitally because it was simply cheaper. easier also people found it convenient. now the process has become citiz

did that unicorn have rainbow wings? >> it did.y're not very functional because, you know, they couldn't use them for oars to get out of the mess. >> i have a feeling they were doing a rosea all day activity. >> probably how they didn't notice they were floating over there in the first place. >> just guessing, allegedly. >> coming back with another 90s minutes of news and the longer wait ahead if you're hoping to ride one of bart's cars. >>> the huge financial hit monsanto's parent company is taking ecause of the jury verdict in san francisco. >>> live look outside, abc 7 the only place to see weather and traffic on your screen as we head to break, a n >>> good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc 7 mornings." >>> a deadly crash in walnut creek. the chp says the 18-year-old driver was drunk. her family has a different story this morning. >>> white house on the defense this morning after a former aide released a secret recording from the situation room. >>> and san francisco commuters will soon be pulling

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that is why you see some unicorns. you see companies in silicon valley, elsewhere, resisting the urge to go public. liz: uber-and airbnb would have done so by now in 1990, right? >> for sure. i think it is part of a long, part of a bigger issue unfortunately for the american economy. we need to start thinking long term about making invest in things like quantum computing a.i., all sorts of things will not produce results in near term or next year or even two years, but for the economy which need to be at the forefront of those kind of investments, vice president pence is speaking. as soon as he introduces president trump we'll interrupt our conversation at moment. president trump is supportive of the idea when he had heard it from drain noyi of pepsi. they had a picture of this. how would you like to go to once a year. i think number was like 60%, said, go annually. then, some 26% said semiannually. 14% said let's stay quarterly. let me play devil's advocate here. there are some who believe not only should be quarterly

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unicorns, thee private class of companies that are valued at more than one oh yen dollars has createdth huge stakes, with companies x.ke tesla and space joining us with more is tom metcalf with the story on the unicorn elites on the terminal and the amazing graphic that will knock your socks off! what does this paper wealth buy you. >> it is different to say that the wealth that you see in europe is almost entirely liquid os, the richest man, has it in public stock. this is held by people like musk . it is not like they can purchase too much with it. >> all of these companies, like the people who are notionally alien errors -- notionally billionaires, they want to cash out. >> i think that is right. they're people who are trying to cash it out and they are starting to see public companies as more trouble than they are worth. someey want to have liquidity, but they see that they have to hit the quarterly numbers and deal with the short sellers and everything. >> after going public, what is the most efficient way of monetization for your stake? >> uber, what they did was equityble, they

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