what does linkedin have to do with microsoft? you look at it, we have one billion users of windows office or microsoft office 365. and what is the common thread there? they are all professionals. they are all people who are trying to get things done. so, we have the professional cloud and the professional devices in the world. and the vision was to combine that with the professional network of linkedin. in fact, if you look at some of the integrations that we have since launched, you can be in outlook, you can get an email -- i can get in the mail from david rubenstein. i can go look up your linkedin profile, which i hope you have. david: i will get one today. but yes. [laughter] satya: and then sort of look up all the mutual connections we may have, so the idea that the professional network and the professional content can be brought together, i think ultimately it can be a big driver of productivity. so that is one. but of the other big pieces that one has been a real game changer for us is linkedin. linkedin is the way people

the website linkedin is being used to spy on thousands of german officials. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff.t is good to have you with us. tonight, a 27-year-old man is in custody after detonang a explosive device in a new york city bus terminal. investigators say he was inspired by islamic state and large make the crude bomb on the internet. correspondent: many new yorkers worst a nightmare. this is the moment a bomb exploded in a subway in one of the world's busiest bus stations. the bus terminal hit by the explosion right in the middle of rush hour. >> i see a group of 60 people running like that. women fell and no one stopped to help because the panic was so scary. correspondent: police and other first responders ryuushed to be seen near times square. the suspect is a 27 euros man. -- year old man. he is now in custody. he had a crude pipe bomb strapped to his body. it is unclear if the device went off by accident. his home is in brooklyn and officials are coming the area for -- combing the area for clues. they say he was inspired by islamic state. >> we are in new york and we are the ta

keeping in contact, linkedin has big plans for asia. we are going to set the challengers and the rivals. we are heading into the end of the trading week here in asia, and we do have a really supportive lead from wall street as we had the dow passing 24,000. the s&p seeing its longest streak, monthly gains up by about a decade. we are going to get a potentially before christmas. we have over the last half hour or so had the announcement of suspension until 11:00 a.m. friday morning in washington. the key compromise has collapsed and is scrambling to salvage that. buoyancyeing the passed through to the asian session. couple of key numbers when it comes to the agenda today. japanese inflation edging slightly higher, but surging still half of that target. we saw south korean inflation falling more than expected. the other piece of data we are watching for his the pmi. the private manufacturing survey. this one versus the official reading which came in stronger than connected yesterday, at the private companies. this chart is showing essenti

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two linkedin becomes a social butterfly.inkedin isn't just a resume posting job searching site anymore. it is a go-to digital gathering place for professionals to network, get credible content, and engage with some of the most influential leaders. three, don't stress out over snapchat. most popular among millennials and generation "z" snapchat was supposed to be the hottest marketing tool of 2017. however as of october snapchat usage was down by about 33%. four, consider artificial intelligence. from chat bots to automated messages to augmented reality, think of ways you can use machine learning to inform and engage your potential clients in 2018. and five, make your brands personal story a star. people still don't love the hard sell. they're tired of a one size fits all message. so, instead, bring your customers behind the scenes of your company. allow them to get to know your staff, and put your mission out front and center. if you like the conversations we have here on the show, then you are going to love our brand-new po

companies such as google, unilever and linkedin include the app into their benefits packages head spaceas now raised $76 million from high-profile investors, including briar capital, linkedin's jeff wiener and jessica alba this is part of the broader health and fitness category. the top three apps, fitbit, sweat coin. >> a very mellow josh lipton i might add. >> all right "squawk alley" is back in a moment speaking of top downloads, take a look at today's top chart for free apps. amazon clearly a beneficiary of a lot of holiday gifts we'll be right back. taking care of a family member can lead to plenty of questions. fortunately, there's a place to get the answers, for them and for you. find articles, tips and tools from experts and others who have been in your place. the caregiving resource center at aarp.org/caregiving. feel that? that's the beat of global markets, the rhythm of the world. but to us, it's the pace of tomorrow. with ingenuity, technologies, and markets expertise we create the possible. and when you do that, you don't chase the pace of tomorrow. you set it. nasdaq. rewr

google, number 5, sales force at number 15, followed by linkedin, docusign and intuit. here we don't have hmiels or rock climbing but we do have something facebook doesn't. >> we've got a sports office and mad basketball. >> take a look at larry beil. in a moment you'll see casey pratt right there. they perform this in the name of trick shot day. as you see, larry and casey tried their best to match each other's moves. it's absolutely impressive. >> the geometry is spectacular. they work those angles. >> they do. share it on social media. use the hashtag abc7 now. >> just don't do it like they did. from all of us at abc7 news, thanks for joining us. we're going go get >> 14 questions, 3 lifelines, $1 million. it all boils down to six simple words: "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey everybody, welcome to the show. let's do this. our next contestant is a student from chicago, illinois. greg peterson is here. how are you doing? >> [laughs] >> wow. >> this is working for me if it's working for you. >> wow, a lot of greg peterson fa

if you are hunting for a new job, experts suggest networking and using linkedin and not giving up. >>> our temperatures didn't make it out of the 20s today. it feels colder than that. >> we have had wind chill factors in the teens. our high temperatures from today in d.c. was 25. the record were d.c. was back in the 1800's. we didn't get there. it was 19 degrees. dulles set a new record at 23. a record low high temperature. it broke the old record of 24 from 1993. looking outside it is cold. we have enough of a

if you are hunting for a new job, experts suggest networking and using linkedin and not giving up. >>> our temperatures didn't make it out of the 20s today. it feels colder than that. >> we have had wind chill factors in the teens. our high temperatures from today in d.c. was 25. the record were d.c. was back in the 1800's. we didn't get there. it was 19 degrees. dulles set a new record at 23. a record low high temperature. it broke the old record of 24 from 1993. looking outside it is cold. we have enough of a breeze to add to wind chill factor. 22 feels-like 13 in the city. feels-like 14 in frederick. 19 is what it feels-like in culpepper. tonight we'll see increasing clouds. don't be surprised if you see a flurry tomorrow morning. not expecting flurries to stick. light snow could be sticking towards the weekend. i'll talk about the snow chance and the forecast for your new year's eve celebrations. >>> we have been telling you about homeowners in our area and across the country trying to pay property taxes early. these are folks affected on a $10,000 limit on state and local tax ded

then three years ago, when a friend sent dennis an invitation to the social network, linkedin, still on his mind was karen. >> there she was the third person down. i smacked my hands together and said that's my lady. >> reporter: he called the next day and married two days after meeting again in person. dennis, long divorced and karen who was widowed say his third and last proposal was finally the charm. >> it is hard to explain the feeling. it really is. but it was -- it was wondered about the little girl they had given up when they themselves were still so young. karen had always worried that a search would disrupt their daughter's life but dennis was determined to convince her. >> finally when he said i found you now. my life would be complete if we found our daughter. okay. that did it. let's look for her. >> yeah. >> they wrote a letter to the adoption agency. and soon gene got a phone call she still can't believe. >> my parents are together and looking for me. >> reporter: the three planned a meeting. their first since she was born and one that each of them had secretly wished

maybe i'm bitter because no one's biting on children's linkedin idea just because of child labor lawswhatever. they should make separate apps for kids. an uber for kids. someone rides you on a tricycle from one side of the playground to the other. timmy, you the one with the big wheel? which one? six big wheels! shazam, a nursery rhyme, you want to know the artist, oh, mother dwoos, yeah! we can have an acially madison for kids -- ( audience reacts ) >> trevor: is that an aw, really? i'm going to put it in my ooh jar. okay. put it away and save it for later. ( applause ) it's actually madison for kids. you discreetly find another mom to pack your snacks and your mom never has to know about it. ( laughter ) moving from the youngest americans to toldest, congress. >> dodged by sexual harassment allegations the longest-serving member of congress representative john conyers today announcing he was retiring effective immediately. >> trevor: ooh, the longest-serving member in congress. interesting story -- do you want to see the longest member in congress may also be how he started his staf

google, microsoft and linkedin already call the north bayshore area home and now thousands of new residentso. it will include retail, entertainment and nearly 10,000 new units of higher density housing. about 20% of which will be designated as affordable. some neighbors are worried about congestion. >> traffic, traffic, lots of traffic, it's just going to be worse and worse. >> this is not good. i'm not happy at all. i think it's going to be a nightmare. >> but housing advocates say more people living in the area will mean fewer cars commuting and driving around. city officials say they expect about 3500 of the housing units to be built over the next two to three years and they will be accepting proposals from developers early next year. >>> target taking another step to improve its same day delivery services. target will pay $550 million for shipped, which is based in san francisco. now, shipped has been delivery groceries to its members who pay $99 a year. at least for now target shoppers will have to make orders through shipped's app or their website and pay the annual fee. target is one

germany's intelligence agency claims that china has been using fake linkedin profiles to gather information alleges that chinese intelligence used the networking site to target at least 10,000 germans, possibly to recruit them as informants. the gulf state of qatar has signed another major deal to buy hi—tech defence equipment. it will spend eight billion dollars on 2a typhoon fighter jets, which will be built in the uk. it follows a deal struck last week with a french supplier for nearly 500 armoured vehicles. french baby milk formula maker lactalis has ordered a global product recall over fears of salmonella contamination involving 26 infants this month. it covers hundreds of baby milk powder products marketed globally under the milumel, picot and celi brands. and the markets. the bitcoin market has actually pushed, given a bit of sense of optimism, it is a new thought, it is going upwards. that has given them a boost behind the american market. binyamin netanyahu has said that he believes all countries will follow america in recognising jerusalem as the capital of his country. but the fo

we have great engineers from google, facebook, linkedin.hey could be at those companies and be making a lot of money and be very successful. if they have come to work with us and their families have made that commitment, it's my responsibility to make sure that they end up in a good place, so. scott: but have you ever laid anybody off? ajeet: sometimes, you have to do that. scott: okay. that seems like that would make it harder. you know, i've met your kid, i've met your husband, i've met your--that would just make it more difficult. it's already horribly painful. ajeet: those are always very, very difficult decisions. but you know, that's where there's a difference between a family and a company, you know? a company is a professional team. there is a lot of commonalities between families and a company. scott: but we've just watched you blur that line. i mean, you're blurring the line more than, say, netflix does. ajeet: sure, sure. yeah, and the question, is a company a family? there is--there is a lot of commonalities, but there are some

and germany's intelligence agency claims that china has been using fake linkedin profiles to gather informationicials and politicians. the agency alleges that chinese intelligence used the networking site to target at least 10,000 germans, possibly to recruit them as informants. now, a meeting of the world trade organisation has opened in buenos aires with a call for the 164 member international trade body to be strengthened. mariko 0i is in singapore. is this basically a message for donald trump that we don't like so much protectionism talk? you can definitely say that, as you mentioned the world trade organisation has been criticised a lot lately, especially from president donald trump. this is the first meeting since he took office, he has called the global trade body a disaster, as he pushes his america first policy. he has for example threatened to pull the us out of the trade organisation, and not only that, the wto is racked by disagreements over china, beijing wants to be recognised as a market economy as opposed to the current status of a nonmarket economy, while some of its members ac

the so=called twitter tax convinced tech giants like twitter, linkedin and salesforce that san francisco was a viable alternative to silicon valley.(gabe) another big score for mayor ed lee and the blossoming tech scene in san francisobut as rents soared and apartment vacancies plunged, he faced a growing backlash from housng advocates. you know you have no heart, man. you're kicking the people who built this city out of here.getting ready for the 49ers steelers and ... whoa.an embarassing blackout at candlestick ... as the 49ers packed their bags for santa clara.it appears that there will be no hail mary pass from mayor ed lee or the city of san francisco to keep the 49ers in town.sot.that might be costing 200 to 400 million dollars and nobody has that kind of money lying around.the mayor did manage to lure the warriors across the bay .... and loved to celebrate the giants world series wins.yes! plagued with police problems from racists text to officer involved shootings, the mayor was forced to fire his his police chief ... and suspend sheriff ross mirkarimi after he convicted of and a

the so=called twitter tax convinced tech giants like twitter, linkedin and salesforce that san franciscoviable alternative to silicon valley.(gabe) another big score for mayor ed lee and the blossoming tech scene in san francisobut as rents soared and apartment vacancies plunged, he faced a growing backlash from housng advocates. you know you have no heart, man. you're kicking the people who built this city out of here.getting ready for the 49ers steelers and ... whoa.an embarassing blackout at candlestick ... as the 49ers packed their bags for santa clara.it appears that there will be no hail mary pass from mayor ed lee or the city of san francisco to keep the 49ers in town.sot.that might be costing 200 to 400 million dollars and nobody has that kind of money lying around.the mayor did manage to lure the warriors across the bay .... and loved to celebrate the giants world series wins.yes! plagued with police problems from racists text to officer involved shootings, the mayor was forced to fire his his police chief ... and suspend sheriff ross mirkarimi after he convicted of and admitted

emily: bitcoin job postings have spiked on linkedin. are you guys hiring?laf: we are definitely part of that. emily: what is the war for talent like? there must not be that many people who are experts. has grown 10and times. the number of people in the space that are genuine experts is pretty small. now is a good time to be an expert in cryptocurrency technologies. emily: how many people are you hiring? olaf: we are looking to hire about 10 people. basically anyone with a deep understanding of cryptography, distributing network game therapy -- distributing network, game theory. it is not very deep, but the reason is because those folks who have the skills have very lucrative other opportunities. i think the competition for these types of folks will only increase for the next five years. more: there was a lot optimism around ethereum. fred wilson told me he thought it would surpass bitcoin, and now it is not even close. olaf: i think over time, many other technologies in this area will grow essentially. the reason is they actually name also its of new behavi

the so=called twitter tax convinced tech giants like twitter, linkedin and salesforce that san franciscowas a viable alternative to silicon valley.(gabe) another big score for mayor ed lee and the blossoming tech scene in san francisobut as rents soared and apartment vacancies plunged, he faced a growing backlash from housng advocates. you know you have no heart, man. you're kicking the people who built this city out of here.getting ready for the 49ers steelers and ... whoa.an embarassing blackout at candlestick ... as the 49ers packed their bags for santa clara.it appears that there will be no hail mary pass from mayor ed lee or the city of san francisco to keep the 49ers in town.sot.that might be costing 200 to 400 million dollars and nobody has that kind of money lying around.the mayor did manage to lure the warriors across the bay .... and loved to celebrate the giants world series wins.yes! plagued with police problems from racists text to officer involved shootings, the mayor was forced to fire his his police chief ... and suspend sheriff ross mirkarimi after he convicted of and ad

we've already lost an enormous amount of light due to the linkedin building. a neighborhood was designed to enhance proximity to the bay and light reflecting off the water. increasing all the density will overstress and overcrowd our few green spaces, such as south park, which may not only be cast into shadow, but also damaged and filled with litter by day use by people who have no interest more than eating their lunch and smoking a cigarette. our neighborhood is already stressed with high traffic. it includes many highways and exit ramps and a huge conference center. i applaud the effort to make the sidewalks more pedestrian-friendly, the planning commission must balance these efforts during baseball season and everyday commuter rush hour. >> thank you. >> i'm tom leader. dls landscape architecture. and we're honored to be collaborating with the city and community on a 1-acre park at 5th and brannon that is called for by this plan. there are two things that are key to know. to that end, we've had three public workshops to learn a number of things about where

the so=called twitter tax convinced tech giants like twitter, linkedin and salesforce that san francisco was a viable alternative to silicon valley.(gabe) another big score for mayor ed lee and the blossoming tech scene in san francisobut as rents soared and apartment vacancies plunged, he faced a growing backlash from housng advocates. you know you have no heart, man. you're kicking the people who built this city out of here.getting ready for the 49ers steelers and ... whoa.an embarassing blackout at candlestick ... as the 49ers packed their bags for santa clara.it appears that there will be no hail mary pass from mayor ed lee or the city of san francisco to keep the 49ers in town.sot.that might be costing 200 to 400 million dollars and nobody has that kind of money lying around.the mayor did manage to lure the warriors across the bay .... and loved to celebrate the giants world series wins.yes! plagued with police problems from racists text to officer involved shootings, the mayor was forced to fire his his police chief ... and suspend sheriff ross mirkarimi after he convicted of and a

despite google and linkedin call home. thousands of new residents will too.>> this project was taking a very industrialized office park and we are now creating a brand-new community.>> reporter: the community built in phases retail entertainment and 10,000 new units of higher density housing. 20% will be designated affordable. google is the biggest land owner in the area. they released a statement saying they are looking forward to collaborating to create a complete neighborhood for the community to live work and play and stay.>> employees are asking for it. the company wants it.>> reporter: the project will increase housing stock by about 30%. the mayor said it might create a second downtown. some residents have concerns that big growth will bring the problems.>> traffic. lots of traffic.>> this is not good. i'm not happy at all. i think it will be a nightmare.>> reporter: advocates a plot the plan and say it will take cars off the road.>> they are trying to get housing in there to cut down the amount that people drive.>>

facebook, google sales force, linkedin landed in the top 25. what about nbc bay area?> we're a happy group here. >> we have the best people. >> we do. >> i was going to say second that. >> thank you. >>> we do love it here. we love the city. we love the bay. right now 59. a bit of cloud cover but it's mostly clear tonight. temperatures in the low 50s. we'll talk more about our own bay area wind forecast. we know the southern california wildfires are on our minds as well. i'll have details in a few minutes. man in los gatos who says his leaky windows cost him >>> nbc bay area responds to a man who says his leaky windows cost him thousands of dollars in repairs. >> he thought the window company should reimburse him. >> he built a vacation home about ten years ago and installed andersen windows p he says they now leak. he says andersen representatives have come out multiple times to fix the leaking and it's not worked. he said he's spent $7,000 repairing damage from the leak. the biggest expense was hiring a contractor to tear out and replace dry wall and baseboards. the

google, microsoft, linkedin already call that area home.s of new residents will be calling it home too. now, this community will include retail, entertainment, and almost 10,000 new units of higher density housing. about 20% of which will be designated affordable. however, some neighbors worry about congestion. >> traffic. traffic. lots of traffic. it's going to be worse and worse. >> this is not good. i am not happy at all. i think it's going to be a nightmare. >> however, some housing advocates say more people living in the area will mean less cars commuting in. city officials expect 3500 of those housing units to be built over the next two to three years. they will be accepting proposals from developers early next year. >>> right now, it is 7:46. >> uh-huh. >> we want to check back in with sal. there have been a couple of problems. how does it look out there, sal? >> things are improving a little bit. today is not as busy as it was yesterday. we always go back to the busy commute of the east shore. the carquinez bridge to the mac maze. 4

the so=called twitter tax convinced tech giants like twitter, linkedin and salesforce that san francisco was a viable alternative to silicon valley.(gabe) another big score for mayor ed lee and the blossoming tech scene in san francisobut as rents soared and apartment vacancies plunged, he faced a growing backlash from housng advocates. you know you have no heart, man. you're kicking the people who built this city out of here.getting ready for the 49ers steelers and ... whoa.an embarassing blackout at candlestick ... as the 49ers packed their bags for santa clara.it appears that there will be no hail mary pass from mayor ed lee or the city of san francisco to keep the 49ers in town.sot.that might be costing 200 to 400 million dollars and nobody has that kind of money lying around.the mayor did manage to lure the warriors across the bay .... and loved to celebrate the giants world series wins.yes! plagued with police problems from racists text to officer involved shootings, the mayor was forced to fire his his police chief ... and suspend sheriff ross mirkarimi after he convicted of and a

that excluded audiences that were over aged 40 linkedin has changed its policy to prevent age-basedriminatory hiring practices, it's not facebook doing the hiring but when do you start running -- >> well, often times a lot of companies are saying we want to diversify our work force big issue, we want more women in high-ranking positions, more minorities, all of these things. so then the question becomes if you're trying to reach those -- >> if you're trying to reach out to groups that have traditionally been discriminated against, that's one thing. if you're having the same conversation and saying we don't want women or we don't want anybody over age 50 you would be in big trouble. >> not all quotas are created equal. >> if i said i was just -- a lot of companies have programs to try to hire kids out of college, starting jobs, if you were trying to reach those people in an online world you would say i'm going to look for -- the age group i'm looking for is people 21 or 22 years told 34 years old. >> i understand why you're doing this. >> by the way, the college campus recruiting pro

the skillful effort that you and linkedin have been pushing, wonderful progress. richard, thank you. we all depend on factual, accurate information and pew does that better than anybody. all three of you, thank you very much. [applause] >> that concludes today's panels. we look forward to seeing you all at 7:00 in biltmore's gold room that will feature an address by john ratsenberger. see you tonight. thanks for being here. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national if you ever get a chance to read cable satellite corp.2017] >> tonight, the reagan national defense for them takes a look at the military's role in space. among the speakers, air force secretary rosen and general john heighten. >> the u.s. is prepared to fight but not prepared to fight in the future. the strength that we have today is based on the mass and sheer numbers of capabilities we have put up over the years. it dwarfs any adversary that we face. because of that, it makes it

it's right there in his linkedin page which still, to this day, describes pruitt, right now, as a leadingnst the epa's activist agenda. he's made a career of questioning climate science, doing the bidding of oil and gas agencies, and now that he's in charge of the agency tasked with protecting the environment, he's very much acting like a man behind enemy lines, with all the paranoia that entails. no epa administrator has ever had a 24/7 security detail, until scott pruitt, who has reportedly hired a dozen, that's 12, new agents to protect him, bringing his personal security detail to a whopping 30 people at a cost of at least $2 million per year. the ap reports that pruitt used public money to have his office swept for hidden listening devices and bought sophisticated biometric locks for additional security. and the epa spent nearly $25,000 to build a soundproof communications booth for pruitt's office, prompting the epa inspector general to open up an investigation. pruitt has also embarked on something of an ideological purge of his own agency after three staffers raised concerns about

you'll find chapters on the main platforms, facebook, twitter, linkedin and snapchat. learn about tumbler, and other channels. along with advice on setting up profiles and images and protecting privacy, your benefit from stories from her own social media stories. some are humorous, some cautionary, at all instructive. greta has been on social media since quote before it had a name. she started with a blog in 2003, that was before facebook and smart phones. she's got on to use every platform. in 2016 she had more than 1 million twitter followers. the sheer facebook followers 1.2 million. to get that many followers it helps to be famous which credit is as a result of her years on television. after starting as a player she found her way onto tv is a legal analyst. then cnn hired her to cohost the burden of proof in the point. in 2002 she switched to fox news, she hosted a popular current affairs show and for six months she had a program on msnbc called for the record. most recently she has been doing tv interviews for voice of america tv. so very much on the record here i

earlier, the one that's transitioned to the cloud, hit a wall the autodesk disappointment was shocking linkedinw opt the same time. autodesk it sputtered and everyone freaked out about the cloud. in 2016 it took four weeks for buyers to decide the destruction of -- tablo wereformed more of a static data analytics company. the computer-aided design space is unusual most of the business is still from old school software licenses but the markets reaction has been remarkably similar to those days in february 2016. so i've been taking to asking everyone including those down the food chain like analytics companies like alturist, came on the show i've surveyed the big cloud infrastructure companies like google, microsoft and even semiconductor companies part of the cloud food chain because they power so many data centers. and these are all household names for what we talk about on the show whether it be broadcom, amd, the answer from everyone is the same the idea that cloud has reached saturation is absurd we have about 10% cloud adoption in this country. most of it is just in the financial retail sec

manjanta says she met papadopoulos in september 2016 through linkedin because she was working at the london center of international law practice where he had, worked earlier in the year. when they met, mifsud was running the center. >> i suppose that the fbi was interested in knowing my connection with mifsu you d, which makes perfectly sense. it's quite a strange coincidence that we both worked for the same person. she says despite that coincidence, she told the fbi she's not a russian spy. >> they asked me if i speak russian, if i know russian people. i think people got wild on twitter about me being a spy thinking i was the russian putin -- that was a bit of fantasies and everything. >> manjanta says despite everything they've been through, she continues to stand by her fiancee and his willingness to work with investigators. >> i'm very proud of it, of his choice to work with the right side of the history. >> she believes he didn't intentionally mislead the fbi. she believes he might have gotten confused about the dates he met with the professor, but says he has taken responsibili

. 15 is san francisco's sales force, which employees review t it's the best company, ever. 21 is linkedin. top for work/life balance. 24 is where one employee says is fun to work. glass door, a bay area company out of mill valley surveyed employees of small and medium sized companies as well. our locals on that list are glint, dora. you can find that list at www.nbcbayarea.com. speaking of facebook, join the conversation. i'm going to post this link on facebook. tell me where you work, what you like, what you don't. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> we know we like you, kris. >> we'll get a harp. >> thumbs up, we are going to poke you. >> reporter: thanks. >>> a major investor is stepping away after allegations of sexual assault. >> we reported sherman has been accused of assaulting women in one instance at an uber party. he denies the charge and, in fact, is filing a lawsuit. he says he is stepping away from the various boards he sits on, taking a leave of absence to clear his name. the market had the worst day in a month. the first three-day losing streak since august. the dow fell 1

this is where google, microsoft and linkedin call home and now thousands of new residents will, too. >> this project in and of itself was taking a very industrialized office park and we are now creating a brand- new community. >> reporter: this community built in phases by multiple developers will include retail, entertainment and nearly 10,000 new units of higher density housing, about 20% of which will be designated affordable. google is the biggest landowner in the area. mark golan of google says they are looking to create a complete neighborhood for the community to live, work, play and stay. >> their employees are asking for it. the company wants t we have been working hand in hand ever since. >> reporter: it will increase the stock in mountain view by 30% and may create a second downtown of sorts. but some residents have concerns that big growth will bring big problems. >> traffic, traffic, lots of traffic. it's going to be worse and worse. >> this is not good. i don't --i'm not happy at all. >> reporter: still, housing advocates applaud the plan and say it will take cars off t

six other bay area companies including goog the at number five, sales force number 15, followed by linkedin>> wind gusts down in southern california with a little bit calmer this morning. notice they will start to pick up at 8:00 this evening. they get even faster, 45 to 50 during the overnight hours. tonight is the worst night yet. they will start to relax on friday. hey, sue. >>> southbound 880 near tennyson, they have just cleared it completely off to the right-hand side shoulder. much improved. so better conditions on 880, the backup was 238 but that's dissipated rapidly. we do have metering lights on. 880 southbound from free mon to san jose looking great. up to cupertino and san jose just about a little over ten minutes. >>> all right, thanks, sue. if you think you're a wizard on the basketball court, today is just for you. >> it's world trick shot day, a tribute to the harlem globetrotters. take a look at what the sports department pulled off. larry beil and our producer had fun with a mini hoop and ball in their office. larry with the casual no-look over the shoulder flip. for some

she says she met papadopoulos in september 2016 through linkedin because she was working at the london center of international law practice where he had worked earlier in the year. when they met, mifsud was running the center. >> i suppose that the fbi was interested in knowing my connection with mifsud. which makes perfect sense. it's quite a strange coincidence that we both worked for the same person. >> reporter: she says despite that coincidence, she told the fbi she is not a russian spy. >> they asked me if i speak russian, if i know russian people. i think people got -- about me being a spy, thinking i was the russian -- you know, that was like a bit of fantasies and everything. >> reporter: she says despite everything they've been through, she continues to stand by her fiance and his willingness to work with investigators. >> i'm very proud of this choice to cooperate with the right side of history. >> and she says she hopes president trump will pardon papadopoulos and she says she believes he will because he has been loyal to him. the white house did not provide a comment for t

we have less tech jobs than we did a year ago and what linkedin is saying, if you have tech skills, you are not being hired, basically. these skills are in abundance and all the top 10 least scarce skills in san francisco and the bay area are the kind of tech skills that were very much in demand three or four years ago. conversely, the skills that employers want to hire now when tech employment has stalled, are really the set of skills that are associated with middle-income households, education and teaching and sales and retail store operation and working in logistics and marketing event management. the challenge that these businesses have will be finding people to take these jobs, given the housing situation that faces middle-income folks in san francisco and our region. the concern here is if we don't address this problem, the economic good news is that it's continuing for the city, turns into a situation in which the jobs cannot be filled here. and they grow in other places to the extent they can. and i just wanted to say that there are a lot of reasons to tackle the middle-income h