abc 7 news reporter anser hassan explains whether the killing could have an impact on saudi investments here in the bay area. >> door dash becoming a familiar site. fueled by investors from saudi araby. the kingdom has pumped in billions in the silicon valley. uber and slack. investments in the spotlight following the death of the journalist jamaul khashoggi. >> i'd love to see people there take ethical stands on -- on issues like this. but i haven't -- i haven't seen it so much in the past. >> professor george teaches law. he doesn't see silicon valley closing bank accounts to the saudi money. especially after the prince's visit to the bay area this past spring. >> it's just because we are talking about billions of dollars in. >> it's because we are talking about billions of dollars and lives that are relatively inconsequential to us. >> he adds there is little political will from washington. >> i really do think we need to recalibrate the relationship with saudi arabia. >> but bay area democratic congresswoman jackie speier believes it can be different. she acknowledges the huge amoun

abc 7 news reporter anser hassan explains whether the killing could have an impact on saudi investmentsay area. >> door dash delivery is becoming a familiar sight in the bay area, the food delivery app growth fueled by investors lining saudi arabia. the kingdom pumped billions into the silicon valley start-ups like slack and uber, vechts now in the spotlight fomg the death of the journalist jamaul khashoggi. >> i'd love stands on issues like this. but i haven't -- i haven't seen it so much the past. >> reporter: professor george bashar teaches law. he says despite the symbolic gestures like skipping union an investment conference. he doesn't see the silicon valley closing bank accounts to the money especially since the prince's visit in the spring. >> is it because we are talking about billions of dollars. >> it's because it's billions of dollars and lives relatively inconsequential to us. >> he hatz there is little political mr. from washington. >> we need to recalibrate our replace with saudi arabia. >> by bay area mendotaic congresswoman jackie speier believes it can be different. sh

abc 7 news reporter anser hassan explains whether the killing could have an impact on saudi investments here in the bay area. >> door dash delivery is becoming a familiar sight in the bay area. the food delivery's app growth fueled by investors like saudi arabia. the kingdom has pumped billions into silicon valley start-ups like slack and uber. investments now in the spotlight following the death of the journal icht jamaul khashoggi. >> i'd love to see the -- to see people there take ethical stands on issues like this. but i haven't seen it so much in the past. >> professor george bashar teaches law at uc'sings. he stays despite symbolic gestures like skipping out on an investment conference he doesn't see silicon valley closing bank accounts to the saudi money especially after the prince's visit to the bay area this past spring. >> is it because we are talking about billions of dollars. >> it's because we're talking about billions of dlrs and lives relatively inconsequential to us. >> he lads there is little political will from washington. >> i really do think we need to recalibrate th

reporting live in bay point, anser hassan, abc news. >> thank you so much. >>> we've been sending out push alerts since the evacuations were ordered last night. you can get updates about breaking news sent right to your phone. download the abc 7 news app. >>> in the east bay, video from sky 7 will show high street at otis drive -- first the uatapp. now let's get to the situation in alameda where a water main broke just after 3:00 this afternoon. east bay mud its crews are going to be out there all night long fixing the line. high street is closed due to the repairs which are expected to be wrapped up by 5:00 in the morning tomorrow. >>> to the south bay now, and tonight we know the names of the 15 clergy members accused of child abuse in the san jose diocese. the diocese says the list includes only credible accusations. keep in mind all of those named have either died or are no longer with the diocese. victims are wondering what took so long. >> in 2002, i came forward and i got the catholic church to admit guilt. why weren't they doing the investigating they're doing now? why weren't