jason evans is now in hour ten of his commute home. jason, where are you at this hour?> reporter: well, christine, i'm in the middle of what's normally a 30-minute commute home. i still probably have about seven to eight miles to go. and, yeah, as you said, i'm in hour ten. it's a very dangerous situation out here on the roadways in atlanta. very frustrating, basically people are just driving where they want. i mean, there's no semblance of getting into lanes or anything along those lines. and more than once, i've had to try and navigate around the car in front of me where the driver has just given up and just taken a nap. >>wow. what are you doing now -- obviously, you're talking to us right now. butter they moving? have people just stopped and they're waiting to continue when it's daylight? >> it's very stop and go right now, christine. here and there, you'll see emergency crews trying to get traffic moving. on a couple of occasions, you know, i've heard police trying to address people. keep them out of the hov lanes. so crews can get in there. but basically, i'm in t

later, mark tried to buy it again, and there's a great scene at his house in palo alto where evan williams, or jasongoldman and twitter's former lawyer, in this guy a. mac, he, he went -- they went down to mark's house, and there was a secret meeting, and they had this discussion about him buying the company. but, again, they opted out. but he has this, it's interest, because while mark wanted to buy the company and he saw it as a threat to facebook and rightly so, it has been a threat to facebook, he also looked at it with just kind of a perplexed, you know, chaos. this was a company that he knew what was going on internally. he knew people were pushing each other out, he knew the site was going down. he knew the chaos between ev and jack and others and in one instance at a private dinner party at his house, mark said it's as if they drove a clown car to a gold mine and fell in. >> host: who else has tried to buy twitter? >> guest: who else has not tried to buy twitter is probably the better question. everyone has. you know, p. diddy showed up at the office one day, and -- the rapper -- he made in

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evan williams. to keep technology going. the number of companies backed mostly in capital silicon valley, but other regions are starting to get an increasing amount of money. jason kelly is with me now, a managing editor at bloomberg link. vc expert.a bit of a for the u.s., we know in silicon valley, if you are going to start a company, that is the easiest place to get money. i have to think new york and boston are pretty close. great heritages in both of those locations to start a country, largely because there is existing infrastructure, which means money, education, and a willing workforce, and a place, in both cases, boston and new york, where people want to live. that is what drove silicon valley in the early days. northern california is a pretty awesome place to live. young person, outdoorsy, and also make a lot of money. all of the great universities that boston has, of course, some great schools out in silicon valley as well. you have done some real research and some anecdotal research about how these communities grow, the entrepreneurial community and then the investment dollars that follow them. where else are we seeing hubs develop? >> this is where t