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to 15 year-old ryan gainer's home in apple valley, california on march 9th at assault and battery when the deputies arrived, ryan had what authorities described as a five-foot-long garden tool with a sharp bladed end. and as seen on bodycam video, which was blurred by the sheriff's department meant he appears to be chasing the deputy. >> we pay law enforcement officers to stop threats and to stop violence the deputy hadn't even made it into that house to be able to investigate the claims that are made of assault with somebody injured. >> but the family attorney, dewitt lacy says it's about the initial approach when in california. it gives direction that when you're encountering somebody with mental disabilities or impairments in the field that you sit in present as a threat that you don't come up and show that you want to arrest somebody or present with gun or sirens and flashing noises things that could upset a frustrate somebody who's experiencing some type of mental health issue. >> this was not the first time deputies were called to the home in five previous encounters with police

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called to 15 year-old ryan gainer's home in apple valley, california on march 9th at assault and battery, when the deputies arrived, ryan had what authorities described as a five-foot-long garden tool with a sharp bladed end. and as seen on bodycam video, which was blurred by the sheriff's department he appears to be chasing the deputy. >> we pay law enforcement officers to stop threats and to stop violence. the deputy hadn't even made it into that house to be able to investigate the claims that are made of assault. was somebody injured, but the family attorney, dewitt lacy says it's about the initial approach and cows for you, it gives direction that when you're encountering somebody with mental disabilities or impairments in the field that you sit in present >> as a threat that you don't come up and show that you want to arrest somebody or present with guns or sirens and flashing noises, things that could upset a frustrate somebody who is experiencing some type of mental health issue. >> this was not the first time deputies were called to the home in five previous encounters with polic

she owned two properties, one in apple valley, which was worth about half a million.read thousand. >> so these may have been co- owned, but -- >> right. with him out of the picture, she owned them both. >> the insurance company prevented any payment to sonia. but he didn't stop there. sherry and her family were so impressed with his work, that they, too, hired him to investigate. not money, but murder. >> what were you hoping he with accomplish? >> to tell us the final days of what happened with larry in the philippines, and are these the people that killed her first husband. we wanted to get to the bottom of all that. >> by then, marshall was hooked. for month, he ran an operation from california to the fill pane town of tanza. he watched sonia's house, even got a haircut from her. here's the receipt. hoping to learn anything more about sonia and her activities. but he also haired investigators in the philippines, including bong oteza. he poured through police files, found new witnesses, and provided open what he believed was the murder of larry risken. it all led di

>> i am proud of representing silicon valley. apple is an important fund of antitrust. the legal system plays out, to intervene, in the judicial process. liz: the congressional process of tiktok you are steadfast in your belief that the bill that was put forward to ban tiktok if its parent, bike dance, does not divest the american portion of tiktok, why would you be against that? >> republicans and democrats, including donald trump, why not pass a law that is narrowly tailored road, going to a foreign country that is illegal, if it is interfering with an algorithm, that is illegal but to ban the speech of 170 million americans, many of them on the left and right questioning the political establishment, that's a violation of the first amendment. liz: some of the world feel that if you do ban tiktok that makes meta more powerful. it has instagram, and x. how should it look? how should, if you are going to rain in usage of people's data whether it is nefarious or monetary reasons. how should a bill look the would tamp down on it? >> i wou

innovation from apple and its competitors. >> apple currently has or the half of the iphone market but of the first two people without walking around silicon valley, one had an iphone. >> apple. and the other, two android phones. proof that if you don't want to be part of what the doj called apples walled garden -- >> there are options for consumers out there. >> you don't have to. >> i don't know any consumer that feels locked in when they think the experience they have is subpar or painful. >> apple released a statement after the lawsuit was filed saying quote, this lawsuit threatens who we are and the principles that that apple products apart in fiercely competitive bids. >> scott, that green bubble is if i am communicating with the samsung, right? >> absolutely, there's all sorts of ways where we could have a sort of gradual settlement , rise, perhaps opening up with the doj calling that walled garden to let certain android users use apple certain services and vice versa. several steps that couldn't be taken before what would be a fairly lengthy, expensive and complicated court case in the future. >> there is someone that things in my car to

shipstation/tv and get 2 months free >>> we are still following news that has rattled silicon valley. appleing sued by biden over the monopoly on the market. this is the latest on the growing trust crack down on big tech. >> reporter: merrick garland announcing a landmark lawsuit today accusing tech giant apple of leveraging its dominance over the smartphone market to box out competitors in a way that hurts customers. >> apple has consolidated its monopoly power by making other products worse. consumers should not have to pay higher prices. >> reporter: more than a dozen states in nearly a 90-page complaint. accusing them of violating anti- trust laws through the iphone, apple watch and apple pay. they say the tech behemoth deliberately makes products less compatible with its competitor's devices. >> is any iphone user who received a green text message or received a tiny video can attest. >> reporter: apple calling out tim cook referentsing this exchange cook had back in 2022 when he was asked if the company would fix the problems associated with texting video with iphones and androids. >>

. >> thist& antitrust lawsuit filed against silicon valley based apple. >> the u.s. attorney general accuses the company of a series of violations that helped stomp out competitors in the smartphone market. it is a everyone, to the four this holmm alex savage. the department of justice, along with 15 states and the district columbia, are part of this lawsuit. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary is covering this developing story apple's global headquarters in cupertino. jesse,úa tough day ts exactly right. apple stock lost 4% of its value on heavy took ag on main street. this after federalúprosecutors said apple engages in anti-competitive behavior that hurts consumers and lessens the choices that not, the leading, the leader in the market that they are because they merits. >> they are in that place and that front position because of, illegal, monopolistic behaviors. >> at a morning news conference, california attorney general rob bonta explaining why this statec is joining 14 others and the district of columbia inúa federal lawsuit against apple. specifically, prosecutorsúsay apple en

addition, the black rock vangard couple owns shares in all leading digital silicon valley companies: microsoft, appleok and alpha. these three pillars are connected, as we see, in an incredible way , another secret, already at number three , is the circular ownership structure, black rock owns shares of the company, which owns shares of black rock, that is, the same trinity forms a real cross-cartel, participating in the capital of each other friend. vanguard owns 9% of black rock, black rock has provided $2 trillion in liquidity to state street, most of the funds... and state street is run by aladdin, the same black rock platform. this is the illusion of competition, but in fact a global monopoly that sucks money from the entire planet. but who is the ultimate beneficiary of all trillion-dollar asset transactions? there are many versions here. in their investigations, journalists compiled a short list. it features the italian arsini family, the american bushes, as well as the du pont, morgan, vanderbilt and rockefeller families. at the same time, well, whenever we... well, who is behind him, what ki

. >>> silicon valley based apple vows to fight a blockbuster antitrust lawsuit by the u.s.artment of justice. so there's a lot to unpack on this suit but boiling it all down the feds say apple runs a monopoly with their iphone e cosystem at the expense of you the buyer. apple says the suit threatens innovation and sets a dangerous precedent empowering government to influence the products. >>> another government shutdown looms on capitol hill which would turn off the money washington spends to keep the country up and running. ahead of saturday's shutdown deadline, your elected representatives have a $1.2 trillion spending package to consider and one of the biggest items in that package is a boost in military spending which is something speaker mike johnson spent months negotiating. over five months. >>> all right, get excited. it's a bike day ahead for us for college sports here in the bay. the st. mary's men's team and the stanford women's team will hit the hardwood in the ncaa tournament. and they're going to play at the same time. so maybe have you know, two screens ready

from apple and competitors. >> reporter: apple currently has more than half of the smartphone market. of the first two people we found walking around silicon valleyoday, one had an iphone , and the other had two android phones. proof that if you don't want to be a part of what the doj calls apples walled garden, >> there are definitely options for consumers out there. >> reporter: you don't have to. >> i don't know any consumer that stays locked in when they think the experience they have is subpar or painful. >> reporter: apple released a statement after the lawsuit was filed, saying, quote, this lawsuit threatened to we are, and the principles that set apple products apart in fiercely competitive markets. >>> oakland going digital, part of a new effort to get information out to the community. 50 digital kiosks will be installed in some of the city's busiest areas, including the downtown corridor, east oakland , two-sided touchscreen provide information on things like dining, shopping, and local events and even city jobs. social services, including shelters and food resources. the kiosk will also act as a free wi-fi hotspot, and include an emerg

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. >> bay area tech giant apple is now facing a sweeping lawsuit from the us department of justice. the silicon valleyher companies. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry biel and i'm ama daetz. >> the suit claims apple has created a monopoly in the smartphone market with its iphone. >> and it's not just the department of justice. california's attorney general is also involved. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes with a closer look at the lawsuit and why california decided to join in. >> our job is to make sure that the market is free, that the rules are followed, the laws are followed. >> california is suing apple. it's one of 16 states to team up with the feds in a sweeping lawsuit accusing the cupertino based tech giant of building an illegal smartphone monopoly that stifles competition. in the press conference announcing the suit thursday morning, u.s. attorney general merrick garland described some ways. he said apple is breaking antitrust laws. >> for example, if an iphone user messages a non-iphone user in apple messages, the text appears not only as a green bubble but inc

they mcintosh apples, which are produced down in the bitterroot valley south in missoula, our national known at this time they're they're famous and missoula has a big apple festival year and the city is facing this appears to be an interminable there's keeps being more and more coming to missoula willing to take part this free speech fight they're paying a lot for these people that are that are being imprisoned and now they're facing the disruption a major city event and they cave in. they decide that they're not going to do this anymore. the city council orders the city police to stop arresting these. and organizers who are out on the street speaking. and so the the the iww, their first free speech fight and it's really the first of its kind in the 20th century this battle over free speech. so they have this free speech win. now that doesn't mean they they win the broader battle. and again, they came here originally to try to organize workers against their exploitation by these employment agencies and lumber owners and. that battle continues. this is a sign from striking the lumber i

apple. the accusations listed in a lawsuit, and how the silicon valley leader is responding. >> there's a news and events, how these work, and the plan to install 50 more interactive kiosks across the city. good morning to you. it's a special day here on this friday, march 22nd, we're celebrating national puppy day today, which means actual puppies are on their way to the station this morning. yes! >> we can't wait to get to that.

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. >> everything that david said is the problem with silicon valley because these numbers are not applestern companies so i totally get where he's coming from. >> costco is just pretty straightforward. >> costco. >> here's what we make. here's what it costs us and here's our earnings. >> people on the call who question rich on something and rich is, like, let's take the next call saying you don't belong in this. you flunked. >> he will be missed. meantime, jim, stories on the tape about huawei's innovation -- >> on the backs of -- >> it's due to use equipment that china has gotten their hands on. >> i know. he sold that to novellus. look, here, they did comply with the old rules. there's $2 billion of business that lamb lost that lrcs lost to china, so it's not like they're -- david, they're playing by the rules, but the rules came in a little bit later and meanwhile, huawei has the knockoff phone and, david, see that. >> yeah, wow. >> this is where the intellectual property lies. this is how you make the stuff. we could talk about taiwan semi all we want. if we look into them, what do t

apple going toe to toe with the u.s. department of justice after the doj file a blockbuster antitrust lawsuit against the silicon valley basedpany. there's a lot to unpack in thesuit but essentially the feds say apple has a monopoly with the iphone ecosystem and you the buyer pay the expense. apple says the suit threatenings innovation and sets a dangerous precedent that allows government to influence what they sell. >>> another government shutdown looms which would turn off the money washington spend to keep the country up and running. so ahead of the midnight deadline, your elected representatives have a $1.2 trillion spending package to consider. a boost in military spending which is something that house speaker mike johnson spent month negotiating. >>> get tighted. a big day ahead of us for colleges sports here in the bay. they will hit the hardwood in the ncaa tournament. and they're going to play at the same time so maybe have two screens ready to go. start with symptomaticmy rye's. the men will play grand canyon in the first round tonight in familiar territory. the five seed will take on the antelopes in spokane, wash

. >>> we are still following news that is rattling silicon valley and corporate america tonight. the doj is suing appleartphone market. landmark lawsuit is the latest in the biden administration growing antitrust crackdown on big tech. my colleague has more. >>> attorney general merrick garland announcing a landmark lawsuit today accusing apple of leveraging its dominance over the smartphone market to box out competitors in a way that hurts customers. >> apple has consolidated its power by, not by making its own products better but by making other products worse. consumer should not have to pay higher prices because companies break the law. >> doj joining a dozen states and nearly 90 page complaint, accusing the company of antitrust laws be iphone, apple pay, -- deliberately making products less compatible with its competitors devices. >> any iphone user that has ever received a green text message or a tiny video can attest -- >> calling out tim cook, referencing this exchange he had back in 2022 when asked if the company would fix the problems associated with texting video between iphones and android.

in that time, apple controlled the music market with ipad and itunes and bazos didn't want to lose his control over the book market. year later, bazo set up lab in silicon valley. he asked his researchers to build a device to read digital books. in this laboratory, he said to the project officials, you must develop a strategy in such a way that everyone who sells books in physical form will no longer have a job. it seemed that bezos wanted to destroy himself. at the end of 2007, amazon ceo jeff bezos unveiled kindle dx in new york. it was a simple and light device that could store 200 books downloaded from amazon with a significant improvement compared to previous models. besos announced that the price of bestselling and new books would be $9.99 regardless of volume and quality. besos was inspired by the sale of 99 cent apple songs itunes. the unveiling of kindle dx once again attracted attention to amazon. this showed that besos was very forward thinking. was able to increase amazon's revenue to about $15 billion dollars in 2007. after almost 25 years since the establishment of amazon, the income has reached $300 billion. this made besos the richest person on

apple. the accusations listed in a lawsuit, and how the silicon valley leader is responding. >> there's a new tool in oakland highlighting businesses and events, how these work, and the plan to install 50 more interactive kiosks across the city. good morning to you. it's a special day here on this friday, march 22nd, we're celebrating national puppy day today, which means actual puppies are on their way to the station this morning. yes! >> we can't wait to get to that. first, though, we're going to start the check of our. >> you were talking about me special. >> well, that's to look at. lisa, are that first first things first. >> all right. yeah. i'm bringing the rain. how's that? all right. we had just a beautiful week. a lot of sun and mild temperatures. but if you look at live doppler seven right now, there's a system offshore and even some lightning strikes. so this is going to visit us later on today. and we'll have on and off rain showers right on through the weekend. it's a level one system today and tomorrow with light to moderate showers, slippery roads, breezy winds, a chance of thu

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lamonica >> mikeústeveújobs, who created apple, got his start in a garage similar to this one where the churro bots work, and now they want to take some of that silicon valleys world championship. students from ten different high schools meet at this east palo alto garage to, innovate and compete in robotics. coach matt pezzimenti created this workshop in his garage for students to design and create robots over a six week period. >> so i did this when i was in sphigh school and it changedcúmy life.úthe, my mentors were super dedicated and i think just kind of set a particular standard for me. >> he helped form the hope horizon east palo alto now, afte years of learning andúperfecting those techniques, the robots are preparing world championship for the first time. >> having this amazing opportunity, it's i feel it's going to be really beneficial for me, but for our whole team. welcome to the final finals. >> to qualify, the robots were a part of a winning alliance at the first robotics competition, silicon valleyúregionall lastt& weekend. this is our robot team member kevin mendoza. hernandez says he's always been interested in building things, and he start

apple meanwhile, up 1.5% as well. nvidia, very much in the news and part are the mag 7 trade part of the big ai developer and the computer chip conference in silicon valley and it's down .75% and tesla getting some love from analysts again and because of a price target or rather model y price hike over at tesla so those cars are going up and helping meta platforms naming the poptop pick with miz. >> it's super micro and deckers. both of these stocks are spending day one as members of the s&p 500. they both run up a lot going into this, but now super micro giving up 10% and a bit of the sell the news type and just about flat on the session and keep an eye those two stocks, jon. i'll send it back over to you. >> all right. two very different stocks and something in common today, dom, thank you. our next guest says the market is pricing in unrealistic earnings growth and it should stop chasing the ground and he's looking at dividend aristocrats to position in from here. let's bring in david bronson at the bronson group. david, good to see you. i guess my worry would be if we're talking dividend growth you miss out on software names. is that intentional? >>

apple. ahead on "today in the bay," the new ai which could soon become available for your phone. >>> plus, lotto fever. the mega jackpot still up for grabs. >>> good monday morning. a lot of our inland valleys are headed for the mid to upper 70s along the coastline, and a spot like half moon bay, temperatures for the most part staying in the 50s. it will be cool but also very sunny with a breezy wind, and then our temperatures gradually start to come down. so we'll talk about the changes ahead for the week coming up in a few minutes. >>> we're looking at a beautiful drive across the bay bridge. taillights heading into the city. you see low clouds in the background. those are the ones that were impeding the view from one of our cameras. i believe everything is clear coming out of the north bay. who can see the financial future? let's check in with silvana. >>> thank you. good morning, i'm silvana hanao from cnbc. wall street is set for a mixed open as investors await guidance from the federal reserve on the future of interest rates. now, the markets are coming off a negative week as concerns about inflation have pressured stocks, sparking some anxiety the fed may be leaning toward keeping ra

apple located a big there. that was interesting, but still t whe would goes like this. awesome. let me clarify the question, because actually what i' assumer tech and the consumer internet wa valleye're really ming internet of things, supply chains, industrial internet, agriculture lking about earlier, is that going to be someplace else or is going to be every it's going to be it can be everywhere. it's so much more in something to do with the woman who came up with the unicorn, which was the billion value companies. and the numbers are still clearly heavily calif. they just are. and actually, there's just a really good wall street journal. you california because it was terrible. they're back, right? because they. so no more texas and not as much. they suddenly move back. what don't they like about texas and florida? low taxes. they like the low tax that if you're going somewhere just for the money, you know how that sets up. you know, perfectly fine by the way, austin, again, very vibrant. and i think, you know, space stuff there, for example, ceai can steve case, who wabout. and i do thi t forward, that you can be things everywhere, but there still is a plus to being like i rig

we are the envy of the world in terms of silicon valley and technology, and innovation and entre entrepreneurs. here we go again. now we don't like appled. >> if you put in your chatgpt or a.i. program how do you balance the budget, how do you make sure america keeps growing? i think one thing that it would definitely spit out is fixing our legal immigration system, joe. >> yep. >> i know we have a problem right now on the southern border, and we can talk about that, but our legal immigration system. people waiting in queue to come to america legally is now more than 1 million people long. okay? these are the future entrepreneurs, investors, future employers of our economy. future workers. and yet we're keeping them out. this doesn't make any sense if we're to compete with the ccp or anyone else. >> right. i think elon musk even made that point. that it's -- it's so hard to do it legally. you might as well go down and just come on in. it's -- that's not -- that's not the way is should be. you got to address both sides of that issue at the same time. >> that's absolutely right, and we can't win this competition with the ccp by keeping o