. >>> there's something going on with dogs in apple valley, minnesota. barking and begging, in some cases even tugging their owners down a hill, all to get to one place. keith's house. keith's a dog lover, uniting his neighborhood one milk bone at a time local coverage now from nbc's cara levin and their reporter, boyd huppert. >> reporter: the stare-downs start when the garage door opens. >> they cannot wait to get over there. >> reporter: followed by pacing and pulling. until the dogs wander away and meet their whisperer >> hey, you. you settle down. there we go. >> reporter: keith rolands puppy pied piper. >> no dog passes keith's house without a treat. >> reporter: they know the drill. >> i can hardly control them coming down the hill. >> i know them all sylvie. >> reporter: sylvie belongs to evie. >> he knows that keith plus treats equals that she has to be there. >> reporter: which is how keith's place has become apple valley's hound central station. >> puppy party in the yard tonight! >> reporter: the dance started a few years back >> look at this

well this is how the apple valley on sunday night, the only part of the city that still remains out of the town upon 10000 can be seen death, threatening such a brand new office into the commercial flight have again been suspended off to the hewn. the port, it's not the only option to get out of the country as a board post. all said to be under taliban control town all the time about is a huge concern for those who have been watching up for the coalition forces over the years. so much so that some have been taking desperate measures to leave the country. a warning again, you may find the following footage. distressing. on verified footage on social media claims to show someone fooling from a plane as it was taken off from cobble port. it's claimed online that the past and had been hiding in the under carriage of the croft. however, as the objects will also seen falling from the sky, it's not yet been confirmed whether any one was killed. and a local news agency says the town of on stormed is office and cobble medicine is a report to top entity, compound seized weapons from security sta

but and i'm, i'm all joined, fella valley washington, dallas apple, where vacation flights had been arriving 1st to the state department. and rosalind jordan, what more did we learn from the, from us today about the nature of washington's engagement with the taliban right now? well, what we understand is that the u. s. is engaging with a number of taller bond leaders both in cobble and in doha, where peace talks for a political settlement between the former civilian government and the tall bond have been taking place. it was confirmed, those talks are still continuing under the leadership of ambassadors on like how little side, who's been the special envoy in charge of overseeing this process. and we understand that there are also the state department officials in cobble who are also engaged in direct communication, although not necessarily in the same room with these tall about leaders. there is, of course, also the question of august 31st, which is 8 days from now. that's supposed to be the last day, according to the us president joe biden, that tell us forces will be in that country. but

apple. but 60 miles from silicon valley is the san joaquin valley, the valley where fortunes were made long before the arrival of microchips and semi-conductors. the farm roberto ayala ran was worth tens of millions of dollars with just one family the more's. >> this is mary, part of the moore klan, her family keeps its wealth private to, like many families here. >> i knew there was well they but they didn't flaunt it. and you weren't told about it. he just knew that it was. there >> and she learned early, she said, that the family fortune was also a tool to keep the descendants in line. >> my dad would say, like when i was in high school, if you ever get into drugs or do anything i'm taking you out of my will. >> though she could never have inherited the land, that birthright was passed from father to son, not daughter. the custom started with the family patriarch who handed the farm down to roger and gus, now in their seventies. each of them had a son, just a year apart. paul and peter, in line to one day run the farmers partners. cousins but raised more like brothers. here they are in 19

facebook is targeting early september return for 50%, apple and google, silicon valley, returning to office in october at least and google mandating a vaccine for return to work. last night i heard from mcdonald's reinforce the mask mandate to all staff and customers going to those restaurants in areas of higher substantial transmission. may be we are going backwards instead of reopening which we should be doing in the back half of this year. stuart: we are going back to or 3 steps back. the washington examiner will require vaccinations for all employees. workers must provide proof of vaccination by august 9th, the washington examiner. the author of the new book work quake, embracing the aftershocks of covid 19 to be a better model of working. steve, you say, i have seen the blurb, you say employers should prepare for workers to leave as opposed to retaining those workers which is the workplace changing that much? >> it absolutely is and it is changing that fast. this started before covid. the last we 10 years we've seen a substantial decline in how long people stay particularly peop

innovation, money, and power collide, in silicon valley and byond, this is "bloomberg technology" with emily chang. emily: president biden sits down with the ceo's of appleon, alphabet, microsoft, and more, to talk about improving

innovation, money, and power collide, in silicon valley and byond, this is "bloomberg technology" with emily chang. emily: president biden sits down with the ceo's of apple, amazon, alphabet, microsoft, and more, to talk about improving cybersecurity after a spike in attacks over the last years. we will bring you the latest. plus, uber, lyft, and doordash are all up, despite a big blow. the controversial ruling on prop 22 will be overturned. joining before and extended conversation, which he calls more of a casino than a trading app. bird scooters hitting the streets and the public markets. our conversation with their ceo to talk about expanding into bikes. first, let's get a look at the markets with kriti gupta. kriti: yet another record high for the s&p 500. that makes 50 record highs so far this year. i keep saying record highs to make sure our nerves -- our audience understands this is a crazy year. this chart is showing, every blue line is a day the s&p 500 once again hit a new high. i want to show you what it did intraday today. it really only drifted marginally higher. no major movement. tech was the major performer. it didn't lead the benchmark t

many silicon valley companies will be represented including officials from apple and google and majoree a similar virtual meeting about infrastructure. it was ten years ago this week that tim cook became the ceo of apple taking over for the late steve jobs. jobs made his mark on apple, but in the ten years that cook has been in charge, the company has tripled revenue. if you investd $1,000 when he took over the job as boss it would be worth $16,000 today. it's also easy to forget now in 2021 that the courage of what cook did in 2014. he came out as the highest ranking public executive to acknowledge he was gay. >> where i valued my privacy significantly, i felt that i was valuing it too far above what i could do for other people and so i wanted to tell everyone my truth. >> that interview in 2014, it's almost hard to explain to kids these days how courageous that was. when you think about it, like, oh, yeah, that's right. i had forgotten about that. >> i was just having that conversation with my kids how it's changed. >> trying to explain. remember ellen 20 years ago. >> isn't it nice

many silicon valley companies will be represented including officials from apple and google as well as major banks. here we see a similar virtual meeting on infrastructure. it was ten years ago tim cook became the ceo of apple taking over for the late steve jobs. jobs made his mark on apple, but in the ten years that cook has been in charge, the company has tripled revenue. if you invested $1,000 in apple when he took over as boss it would be worth $16,000 today. it's also easy to forget now in modern day in 2021 the courage of what cook did in 2014. he came out as the highest ranking public executive to acknowledge he was gay. >> where i valued my privacy significantly, i felt that i was valuing it too far above what i could do for other people and so i wanted to tell everyone my truth. >> that interview in 2014, it's also remarkable in 2021, how just routine that seems and oh, yeah, who cares. yeah. >> especially for our children, it's -- >> right. the in the bay area. i think other parts of the country are -- gay rights in alaba77-year-old covid after testing positive on a carnival

coast of the us here in san francisco and the silicon valley, the world of tomorrow is being developed. it's the high tech hub of giants, like apple, facebook, youtube. hoover, netflix. in google, the we have a meeting, a figure 8, a business, specializing in artificial intelligence that primarily works with google. the founder lucas b wald, agreed to spend the morning with us. hello, good night, you too. thank you very much for your time course. i know you have a busy schedule. no, thank you. at 38 years old, this stanford graduate has already worked for the likes of microsoft and yahoo before founding his own company. once his microphone is on a quick tour of their startup style, california office space or, or backup and play cool and relaxed probably or weren't stressed employee in place, maybe i think a pretty good i don't know very kind of our area is actually where i like to work my coffee got cold and in the reception area and impressive display. these are some of our, some of our customers and the different things that they did with our, our product. so here's twitter. we help them remove a lot of people that were kind of

heart of where innovation, money, and power collide in silicon valley and beyond, this is "bloomberg technology" with emily chang. emily: apple ramps up testing for its employees amid the rapid spread of covid-19. testing twice a week and even three times a week in some offices instead of just once. it's the latest company to tighten restrictions as delta continues to take its toll. plus, gamers are finding new ways to make money this summer thanks to nft's. a far cry from mowing lawns. seven seven six founder, alexis ohanian, will talk about the new blockchain based gaming boom. and the push for more environmentally friendly bitcoin. a satellite network that will control many mining operations around the world -- unused hydro and solar power. the ceo of block stream is with us. we'll get to all of that in moment but first let's have a look at markets. investors reacting to comments from jay powell about the pandemic having longer-lasting economic effects. what did you see today? kriti: growth concerns dominate the markets -- whether it was retail sales coming in short or corporate earnings, you are seeing a risk off in the m

seen over the last two years 75% of the proceeds are in the silicon valley companies were nancy pelosi overseas their district, it is apples going on, nancy pelosi talks of tim cook, tremendous power and influence she said the stream of information she could be talking to her husband and who knows making trades, we don't know that's what the republicans are threatening to investigate if they take backes the house. >> you're absolutely right there is allegations earlier this year questions about the trades that her husband made as well nancy pelosi is cozy and comfy with the big tech leaders and executives in california, if there is no wrongdoing, fine but i say thaton the investigation began but we know that's not going to happen with the current leadership that's in the house right now. elizabeth: getting swampy in here, it's good to see you, thank you for joining us, come back soon. up next from botelho former top border guy, the largest group of migrants trying to cross in texas republicans say the border is the biggest super spreader of the event, asking where is dr. fauci on all of this, we have it between the biden

susan: but the big silicon valley giants, googles, apples, facebooking are still sticking to october.hank you. coming up the governor of florida looking to start his own food fight with ben & jerry's over the israel boycott. we have that story for you. we'll tell it. new york city set to require vaccine passports to eat inside of restaurants. the owner of bobby vann's steakhouse says that will only cause more restaurant closures. he joins us as well. ♪. ♪ stuart: yeah. obviously playing that music because we're going to bring you a story about theaters in new york city, as you look at new york city, 75 degrees and sunny. and broadway, that is what we're talking about, broadway is back, almost. there are a few restrictions though that could be put in place that could hurt them badly. lydia hu in new york, what are these restrictions that we're talking about on theaters? reporter: you know, stuart, patrons will have to show proof of vaccination and wear a mask to gain entry into the theaters. it is not just here at the august wilson theater here tonight what the play, passover, reopens

over last two years 75% of the pelosi family trades are in silicon valley companies where nancy pelosi oversees their district. it is appler of the law, right, what the stock act says other disclosure laws but their back room politics, there are conversations going on. nancy pelosi talks to tim cook. she has tremendous power and influence. she has a stream of information. she could be talking to her husband, who knows, making trades. we don't know. that is what the republicans are threatening to investigate if they take back control of the house, deneen. >> you're absolutely right. there were also allegations earlier this year, questions about some of the trades that her husband made as well. yes, pelosi is very cozy and comfy with the big tech leaders and executives in california. so, look, if there is no wrongdoing, fine but i say let the investigations begin but we know that is not going to happen with the current leadership that is in the house right now. elizabeth: getting pretty swampy in here. okay, deneen borelli good to see you. come back soon. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: up next, ron vitiello, former top borde

valley. there are hints that this might involve some prior terry designed around semiconductors. >> what is the general feeling about this? is this the developers day that we get out of apple and facebook? who is the audience? >> on battery day or when they had this event, the tesla fan and owner that elon engages with on twitter. we know that less of those people are invited and there are some quite notable academics from the world of engineering and computing that have been invited. we know that talent is front and center for this. tessa wants to hire in those roles specifically. we are assuming there will be some players in that industry as well. >> a lot of these days don't live up to the hype always. >> tesla is not alone in trying to crack full autonomy. fighting fiercely hard, they are competing against people like apple, google who are also paying. even from wall street. elon musk's other great skill is keeping investors looking to the horizon. was it april of 19 where he said when you're from now we will have one million robo taxis -- was it april of 2019 when he said when year from now we will have a million robo taxis on the streets? courts gordon johnson and th

apple, amazon, huge companies pushing back to return to work until january. you have investors still doing deals remotely. having been in this business in silicon valley so long, how do you see the pandemic fundamentally changing the way work is done here? is this a real inflection point, and is it a good or bad one? bill: it is a great question, and it is one i do not think people have solid answers to. i think it is a work in progress. i think the competitive pressure to not go back amongst engineering is huge. and so, i don't think anyone is going to be able to mandate it other than very small companies. i think there's very significant implications for commercial real estate, which is not an area i invest in. emily: we will see what happens there. i want to look at how salesforce is trading after-hours. they are posting strong sales gains and boosted their revenue forecast, signaling its acquisitions, including slack, are paying off by offering customers more products. and the tech earnings continue thursday when we will get quarterly results from peloton , a dell, and hp inc.. we will have all the details will be right here. this is bloomberg. ♪

that is further than apple, microsoft, google and facebook, silicon valley tech giants are targetingoffice but a lot of people are saying tim cook told me they would delay the return to the office until october so amazon is going all the way out to january of 2022 the likelihood is we will be looking at september october january instead. >> charlie gasparino reporting on the banks, you've been doing a great job reporting on tech companies but when you see amazon move the goalposts it sets the stage for other companies to follow. >> when they come back it is a hybrid work model, most likely 3 days in today's out. the whole corporate work culture is going to change. jackie: people like working from home. meantime now this. new york city mandating proof of vaccination for indoor settings. lawrence jones asking restaurant owners their thoughts on this measure. >> we haven't gotten that fda approval so people are hesitant. i talked to someone that represents 5000 of those businesses as well as the people on the street of new york and this is what they had to say. >> restaurant workers are

which is now home to happy valley, a boutique operation where cannabis is cultivated on location, then harvested and processed, and sold in a space that more resembles an applere. >> will that be all? >> reporter: south of boston, in brockton, legal greens opened in march. >> there's not a lot of black businesses in brockton, and brockton is a majority-minority city. and it was my priority for me to come into downtown purposely, for me to revitalize this area because it has never been a good area. >> so, there's gummies... >> reporter: vanessa jean- baptiste is the first black woman to open a recreational dispensary on the u.s. east coast. she was an early participant in another special state cannabis initiative: equity programs that prioritize qualified applicants for expedited licenses and even offer training for those from impacted communities wanting to get into the business. >> i would not be in business without it, and it's huge for them to even do a program like that because no other state has done that before. i know people that have been killed by the war on drugs, so it's more so for me to give back to the community because i know that my community

apple products last night. it is unclear how much they actually stole. police are asking witnesses to come forward. >>> a live look in san jose were new affordable housing coming to silicon valley. the city broke ground on a project today. this would bring 87 new affordable housing units to the sofa district. it is located on almaden avenue near the 280 and 87 interchange. city officials say they hope to have 25,000 affordable housing units across san jose by 2023. >>> the san jose jazz festival returns this weekend. the three-day event will feature more than 35 different artists with three outdoor stages and three indoor venues. the montgomery theater, hammer theater and san jose jazz's break room. all are required to show proof of vaccination or a negative covid tests. >>> a dramatic video from a california bound plane. why the cabin crew duct taped egg 13-year-old to his see. >>> how a shoe raffle ended in a deadly shooting. >>> all new at 6:00, a community in oakland under siege. the gun battle caught on camera. plus a rally in the so >>> we showed you this viral video of the frontier airlines passenger being duct taped to his seat after allegedly assaulting multiple crew m

apple remains celtic report to the 14000 people waiting there with at least 10000 more. taking to get in and the talent says it's around is resistant sizes in the pen, she a valley. on monday the telephone rate of 3 districts may have been shipped, but were seized by opposition forces. so let's stick with our top story evacuations from cobble and many refugees heading to the us. some of them are now in the state of virginia where they're being temporarily how's as an expo center, phillip else be meeting them in the town chantilly i have been travelling for days . they are weary. they are worn. they've been terrified, but at least now they're safe. it's a hiring experience for them for sure. these are some of the thousands of off guns that fled cobble. they got out where so many have failed and all still failing. many leaving families behind some creating them amidst the chaos and the misery. i mean that that moment still happy because the baby so healthy. this baby born is its family, fled cobble, heading to a us base in germany. the mother went into labor in the air, suffering complications. now here in the u. s. she and her child are doing fine. they are so hap

of the biggest employers in silicon valley to postpone reopening or put in place vaccine mandates for workers who go into the office and those businesses include apple, google and facebook reporting live in the newsroom. dan thorn kron 4 news stand. thank you for that report tonight. well, as we mentioned, 2 bay area counties are choosing not to issue a mask mandate at this time. solano county's health officer says that he is choosing to follow the state of california's guidelines, which is only to require masks indoors in certain settings and recommends them in other settings. >> adding that a universal indoor mask mandate could do unnecessary harm to businesses open. our faces. the thing about this is occurring in those homes that parties are kids bans. >> and so issuing a mask mandate in the indoor public space environment isn't going to change that. >> in a statement, napa county's public health officer says that she is also following the state guidelines. adding that although case rates have increased napa counties hospitalization capacity has not been dramatically affected. they are continuing to encourage people to get vaccinated calling it t

valley to postpone reopening or putting in place vaccine mandates. >> for workers who go into the office. those businesses include apple, google and facebook reporting live in the newsroom. dan thorn kron 4 >> thank you, dan. well, today kaiser permanente announced a new vaccination mandate for its employees. kaiser says that almost 78% of its employees and 95% of its doctors are fully vaccinate. those numbers are similar for its northern california locations as well. >> but their hope is to close the gap amid the new surge in cases kron four's taylor. the second live tonight here in the city with that timeline on this vaccination mandate that they're hoping to lay out taylor. >> well, kaiser permanente says it hopes to have all of its employees fully vaccinated by september 30th. and for those who aren't vaccinated yet well, they'll be having to take a covid test twice a week starting later this month. >> by september 30th kaiser permanente hopes to have all of its employees fully vaccinated through a new vaccination mandate announced on monday. the best protection that we have. >> as a variance continue. it's only ha

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take a job at apple and then to new york city he's running a co-working space and coding school in cheyenne and he's seen demand for young people looking for an alternative to silicon valley going back to our dna being the digital pioneer. we're pioneers of open country in the west. what i'm excited about is now we're becoming thedigital pioneers and really pushing the boundaries. >> reporter: the state has looked to court the cryptocurrency industry with friendly regulation. wyoming has passed more than 2 dozen bills related to blockchain no personal income tax it has a lot of cheap energy sources and that is key for the energy intensive crypto mining industry senator cynthia lummus has been one of the biggest advocates in washington they're bringing in more revenue, jobs, creative people to the united states. >> these are good jobs they pay well. they provide people new experiences, the ability to code and use computers in ways that are not typical of an extraction economy. >> other states are taking notice texas, for example, is looking to court the industry with its own friendly regulation and taughting similar access to cheap energy to compete for the bitcoin miners

apple and the others need. the decline in this industry, it's kind of devastating, isn't it? >> gelsinger: the fact that this industry was created by american innovation... >> stahl: the whole silicon valleya started with intel. >> gelsinger: yeah. you know, the company stumbled. it's still a big company; we had some product stumbles, some manufacturing and process stumbles. >> stahl: perhaps the biggest stumble was in the early 2000s, when steve jobs of apple needed chips for a new idea: the iphone. intel wasn't interested, and apple went to asia, eventually finding t.s.m.c., the taiwan semiconductor manufacturing company-- today, the world's most advanced chip manufacturer, producing chips that are 30% faster and more powerful than intel's. they're ahead of you on the manufacturing side. >> gelsinger: yeah. >> stahl: considerably ahead of you. >> gelsinger: we believe it's going to take us a couple of years, and we will be caught up. >> stahl: gelsinger is making big bets-- breaking ground on two new giant fabs in arizona costing $20 billion, intel's largest investment ever. and, he announced in may a $3.5 billion upgrade of this fab in new mexico. but t.s.m.c. is a manufacturing jugger

doing like apple, microsoft and google who have all delayed their return to the office but only by one month. so they're coming back in october instead of september. but a lot of other silicon valleyr returns, and that includes lyft, airbnb and the like. world's biggest asset manager, blackrock, delaying their return to the office until october, wells fargo doing the same. microsoft, google, facebook and even blackrock among the numerous long-running list of companies between walmart and disney that now require returning workers to get vaccinated before hand. we had moderna's ceo saying their vaccines are still 93% effective six months after the second shot, but the delta variant leads to an increase in breakthrough covid cases even if your fully -- you're fully vaccinated, telling fox business this morning there will be a need for a booster shot this winter. >> in germany, france and the u.k. and israel -- start boosting the -- [inaudible] people who got the vaccine in the first wave will get the booster starting september -- [inaudible] >> getting back to the markets, let's quickly check in on the meme of all memes according to one analyst and, yes, that's the phenomenon of robi

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