for example, linkedin, china is much easier.e are not about all the world's information at your fingertips. we are about maximizing your economic opportunity, so that works well there. it is challenging for google because the chinese government says we want to control which information our populace sees, and that makes it challenging for google and one of the problems they need to sort out. david: what about technology -- what can technology due to help us with climate change, education, poverty, inequality of income and wealth? reid: so many big problems, the solution is technology. i do think tech companies, which have the capabilities and the powers and the ability and they should focus on this. for example, in a linkedin context, how do we have constant upgrades of skills for the new jobs. that is a linkedin responsibility, microsoft responsibility. i think climate change is probably best addressed through new energy technologies making coal clean. myself as an investor, i have been investing in some of the energy tech compa

that is a linkedin responsibility, microsoft responsibility. think climate change is probably the best addressed through new energy technologies making coal clean. i have been investing in some of the energy tech companies, partly with the breakthrough energy coalition that bill gates has pulled together. i think the ability to apply technology to solving these undamental human problems is part of the responsibility of technologists and the tech industry, so absolutely. with these major projects, you need to work together. how does the regulation work? how does the infrastructure work? the collaboration is a much better solution. david: artificial intelligence is a race to see how far we can get how fast. are we in danger of falling behind china? are we behind china already? reid: i think we are ahead. decades of r&d and technology and bringing the brightest minds of everyone in the world together to work on it here -- it gives us a lead in artificial intelligence. however, the chinese are being smart in saying we know this is where the industr

for example, linkedin, china is much easier.are not about all the world's information at your fingertips. we are about maximizing your economic opportunity, so that works well there. it is challenging for google because the chinese government says we want to control which information our populace sees, and that makes it challenging for google and one of the problems they need to sort out. david: what about technology helping us with climate change, education, poverty, inequality of income and wealth? reid: so many big problems, the solution is technology. i do think tech companies, which have the abilities and power, should focus on this. linkedin , in a context, how do we have constant upgrades of skills for the new jobs. that is a linkedin responsibility, microsoft responsibility. i think climate change is probably the best addressed through new energy technologies making coal clean. -- lf as an invest major, as an investor,i have been investing in some of the energy tech companies, partly with the breakthrough energy coalitio

does linkedin have constant upgrades of skills to new jobs and industries?limate change is probably the best -- best addressed through new energy technologies. i've been investing in some tech companies, partially with a breakthrough energy coalition. these abilities to apply technology and solving fundamental human problems ia industry.the tech if you are doing innovation and need to find out how mentor -- major regulation and infrastructure works? ofid: are we in danger falling behind china, or are we behind already? reid: we're ahead. decades of research and development and technology and read -- bringing the brightest minds in the world together gives us a lead in artificial intelligence. however, because the chinese are we knowart and saying, this is where the industries of the future will be, we are inv esting. we should be doing that. david: you started as the coo. how much did that influence your subsequent career? david: you studied philosophy. what did you take away from your experience? reid: philosophy has been more anyrtant to me than background

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emily: reid hoffman, cofounder of linkedin.g up, what the midterms mean for the future of tech policy in a newly democratic house. we will talk about amazon, the new headquarters on the east coast. how amazon is trying to reinvent itself on the other side of the country and what it means for the price of surrounding areas. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. emily: this is bloomberg technology coming to you from the bloomberg bureau in seattle. we are talking about the midterms. one for the record books. the democratic party taking control of the u.s. house. it is a victory that could mean changes in policy for big tech. how democrats are likely to push for a data privacy law and could look to reinstate net neutrality roles when they take

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>> reporter: nicole johnson says pure storage along with tech titans linkedin and cisco are donating a combined $20 million as seed money for low income housing construction. cisco's $10 million check was handed over tuesday. >> i think it's a reflection of our commitment to affordable housing. >> it's really about economic opportunity and making sure that we provide equitable access to opportunity for all members of this community, whether they're employees at any community or anywhere. >> we are a bit of a smaller company than cisco and linkedin. but for us, the $5 million we know is enough to make a significant difference. >> reporter: the money is on loan to the housing trust silicon valley. that nonprofit uses a-year-old text trust fund to invest in small developers who otherwise would not be able to compete in the housing industry. >> we have a pipeline of deals with these borrowers and we are use fairly quickly. >> reporter: so far, 15 residential products have been launched in silicon valley, equaling 1500 affordable homes. some critics applaud the effort, but counter there i

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his name is a reid hoffman, founder of linkedin.lease welcome to the stage reid hoffman and our moderator. ♪ >> alright. yes. packed house, that is good. welcome. >> great to be here. >> you are obviously an investor for many years and the cofounder of linkedin. now you are the author of this book, "blitzscaling." what do you define as blitzscaling? reid: prioritizing speed over security in products, and what that fundamentally means is that, what matters is the speed at which you get to scale. we are in an age where the businesses that survive and thrive are the quickest. innovation matters when it gets to scale, so the secret of silicon valley and a bunch of areas in china is that, how do you get the scale very quickly and very powerfully, and how do you make the decisions to poor on the gas, and how do you make it happen? >> one common lament among tech entrepreneurs is that the tech giants have sucked at the air out of the industry and it is difficult to get to scale when you're -- your competition can undercut you. advice to pe

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and the tools like linkedin has really helped us connect. i'll look for hashtags like spacecraft design and virtual reality. there's plenty of space to explore here on earth to go outside of your bubble. >>> we want to an update for the proposition measures for you. prop 5, you can take a portion of your property tax change, if you move more than ones. they say no, and it can result in lost revenue and homes and other states. no 58% against prop 5, and 42% yes. >>> prop 12 passed by a wide margin. hens need to be raised cage squad and pigs need the fair amount of space and 61% voted yes, and 39% no. >>> and no major problems reported around the country and the nonpartisan protection hotline got more than 17,000 calls for voters reporting problems at election places. the agency normally gets, thousands of complaint calls were around the country. >>> we have more now regarding the history making vote by new yorkers. >> it's possible, when every day people come together in the realization that all our actions, no matter how small or how large a

and the tools like linkedin has really helped us connect. i'll look for hashtags like spacecraft design and virtual reality. there's plenty of space to explore here on earth to go outside of your bubble. welcome back. it's now 5:54. the start of the summit in oakland. hundreds are expected at jack london square today and tomorrow. connectors said they want to move along -- beyond just being consumers and having a stake in developing the tech sector. this will encourage designers, builders, and investors to have careers in technology. >>> in san mateo county a traditional crop they have to step aside to make way for a different crop. half moon bay is known for hosting the art and pumpkin festival. we met a family who has been growing pumpkins for three generations but they are looking for a more profitable crop. arrow wanted. they say they may not be able to afford to continue their operations unless they are allowed to cultivate marijuana plants in a greenhouse near their home. >> what we've done in the past hasn't worked as well as it used

and the tools like linkedin has really helped us connect. i'll look for hashtags like spacecraft design and virtual reality. there's plenty of space to explore here on earth to go outside of your bubble. >>> good morning, thank you for waking up with us on "mornings on 2", friday morning, november 9th, i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark, we're going to the breaking news, that massive wildfire raging out of control, northeast of us in the bay area, thousands of people are evacuated, there are reports of deaths in the fire zone, we're checking that. we have live team coverage, we're starting with elissa harrington. you're in butte county with what happened overnight. >> i'm along highway 99 and kneel road. you can see there is fire burning on the road behind me. there's ash and a strong smell of smoke in the air. there's an evacuation center down the street from me. it's full. it's a neighborhood church in chico, and the fire has forced more evacuations overnight. the fire is being pushed around by erratic winds, it's scorched 20,000 acres, there

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he's a co-founder of linkedin. in facebook, an executive at paypal, on the board of airbnb and microsoft and much more. today, he's a generous philanthropist. according to forbes, he fell off their 400 list because he gave away too much of his money to charity. one of the things he funds is a liberal causes here in america. i wanted to talk to him about his politics and his new book "blitzscaling." reid hoffman, pleasure to have you on. >> it's great to be on. >> let me ask you about politics. you have been pretty active and you say lot of people who are in business share some of your dismay with what trump stands for and what he's doing, but they don't want to say anything. why? >> well, i think the classic thing is, hey, it's business. i got responsibility to shareholders. i have a responsibility to customers and all that, but i actually think that i have this phrase. spider-man ethics. with power comes responsibility. i think personally that it's part of having business leaders, you need to speak up about the fu

>> reporter: nicole johnson says pure storage along with linkedin and cisco are combining a donated combinedseed money for low income housing construction. cisco's $10 million check was handed over tuesday. >> i think it's a reflection of our commitment to affordable housing. >> is a really bad economic opportunity and making sure we provide equitable access to all members of this community, whether they're employees of any community, or anywhere. >> reporter: we are a bit of a smaller company than cisco and linkedin, and, or us, the $5 million we know, is enough to make a significant difference. >> reporter: the money is on loan to the housing trust silicon valley. that nonprofit uses a year-old tests fun to mess with small devepeable to compete in the housing industry. >> we have a pipeline of deals with these borrowers and we are going to be able to put it to use very quickly. >> reporter: so far, 15 residential projects have been launched in silicon valley, equaling 1500 affordable homes. some critics applaud the effort but counter there is a more immediate need. >> what we need first is

i've made lots of connections on linkedin, like mentors, builders, clients.o one another, either by sharing information or thoughts. we're helping each other perfect our craft. and i think that's the beauty of it. i'm in it to make beautiful things. >>> good evening, stunner tonight at oracle arena. the warriors got smoked by the milwaukee bucks and steph curry limped off with an injury. klei thompson, he got hot, but he was the only warrior with double figures. went for 26 points and yoenis, the greek freak, 24 points. just no stopping him. pat conoton, he had 13 off the bench. steph turns it over to malcolm, and steve kerr said his team played with mindless intent. but watch steph right here. strained run on the play. did not return as he left the game there, and mri tomorrow. tr ending an eight game win streak. playing his 1,500 career game. only 19 players have done so in history. able to redirect it. and then in the third vander kaine with a whiff on the shot that somehow goes look, it was so bad it was a good shot. that tied it up at three apiece. score

from creating his own undergraduate major at stanford to founding paypal, hoffman created linkedin andts on facebook and airbnb. now some of the same questions that have driven him through his life are front and center, finding the best balance between social media and human interaction. and how much is too much techn

from creating his own undergraduate major at stanford to founding paypal, hoffman created linkedin andbets on facebook and airbnb.

his name is reid hoffman, founder of linkedin and now a partner at greylock.lease welcome reid hoffman and our moderator matt panzerino. ♪ ♪ >> all right. yes. all right. a packed house is good. welcome, read. >> great to be here. >> thank you for coming. aren't investor for many years and the cofounder of linkedin and now you're -- thisre the author of book. what do you define as blitz scaling/ >> is prioritizing speed over efficiency in an environment of uncertainty in projects like building companies and employing technologies. that fundamentally means it's a compact definition is that what matters is the speed at which you get to scale. we are in an age now where the businesses that survive and thrive are the quickest. innovation matters when it gets to scale. the secretive silicon valley and a bunch of companies in china is that -- how do you get to skill very quickly and powerfully and how do you make the decisions to when to pour on the gas and how do you make it happen? lament is that tech giants have sucked the air out of the industry and it will be d

you are obviously an investor for many years and the cofounder of linkedin. you are the author of this caling." tzsva what is blitz scaling? need overritizing and whatin products, that fundamentally means is that , what matters is the speed at which you get the scale. we are in an age where the businesses that survive and thrive are the quickest. innovation matters when it gets to scale, so the secret of silicon valley and a bunch of areas in china is that, how do you get the scale very quickly and very powerfully, and how the make the decisions to win to pull on the gas, and how do you make it happen? one common lament among entrepeneur her's is that the text giants have sucked at the air out of the industry and it is very difficult. what is your advice to people looking to cut into something --t may seem attend market? our firste is reference. with large companies, if you someone said to you, i have a new search startup and i want to do it on desktop or mobile, are you going to get to market? how are you going to get the scale? these will be sensible questi

i've made lots of connections on linkedin, like mentors, builders, clients. we contribute to one another, either by sharing information or thoughts. we're helping each other perfect our craft. and i think that's the beauty of it. i'm in it to make beautiful things. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. we will start this hour with lisa. i think we are dealing with lingering winds this morning. >> we still have the other shore component. right now bringing higher clouds no the we'll talk about that in a moment. 55 in oakland. mid-40s in the north bay. it is easy to drop into the 40s for the early morning hours. we are cooler in the north bay and pretty much everywhere. a start to the day here with later sunrise. it will be sunny and not as warm today. looking at temperatures coming down to near

jeffrey cl seen here in a linkedin social media account, the linked to tha suspected gunman in the pittsburgh synagogue shooting, according to federal thorities. news 4 was first to show you imes of items investigators say they found in clark's northwest washington home.th include a nazi flag, ammunition, body armor and a noose. >>> the new leader board of regents says the board got it wrong when it recommended reinstating football coach d.j. durkin last month, after a review of the death of umd football player jordan mcnair. the university president tolry nd lawmakers today that he was against keeping durkin, but was overruled by the board of regents. >> and i said, if you bring him back, quote, all hell will break loose. >> and it did. e day after durkin was reinstated, loh fired him amid public backlash. loh would not comment today when asked if he stilllans to retire after this academic year. >>> now to some new video of a woman getting thrown out of this local dkin' donuts store. he was using the free wifi without ordering anything and she believes she was asked to leave here because she

so, you obviously investor from years, cofounder of linkedin. author of this book "blitz scaling" set the scene for us and what do you define as blitz scaling. >> blitz scaling is prioritizing speed over efficiency in an environment of uncertainty in projects, building companies, deploying technologies, et cetera. what that fund amount alley means, exact definition what matters is the speed at which you get the scale. right. we are now in an age where the business that survive and thrive are the quickest innovation matters when it gets to scale. and so the secret of silicon valley and actually a bunch of areas in china is that how do you get to scale quickly and powerfully and make the decisions to when to pour on the gas and make it happen. >> okay. one sort of common among entrepreneurs, tech giants sucked the air out of the industry. out right copy you or under cut your business. what is your advice for people looking to cut into, but that may easily become a core attention to one of the eyes that are already existing. >> well there is our fi

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google purchased brittanya with shoreline technology park which once housed the linkedin headquarters. the deal for the 52-acre campus on sterling court came out to over $1,200 a square foot. this comes on the heels of two other big real estate deals. google agreed to pay over $100 million for land near downtown to build a massive mixed use campus. in the meantime google has also spent over $160 million on a complex on sunnyvale's moffat park. >>> police are trying to track down vandals who spray painted offensive symbols and words on buildings, cars and a public mural in antioch. kpix5's don ford is live in antioch can details on the severity of the attack, don? >> reporter: allen, these are not your normal, regular, everyday graffiti taggers. these people are quick, clandestine and effective. it isn't as if antioch or any big area city, for that matter, hasn't seen its fair share of graffiti, but this isn't a tagging. it's an attack. >> i haven't seen graffiti in the downtown area or any area in the city of antioch this extensive. this is the first. >> reporter: street after streetc

sunnyvale is home to linkedin and apple is the big company in cupertino. some say cities should put a pause to copy the measure. >> the better tax should have been on land rather than labor because the infrastructure and other government services that make it more attractive and productive will increase the land value. >> reporter: city officials spent three years developing the plan which saw little opposition from local businesses including google, which stayed problem. >> what there problem is, is having housing and transit with their employees and we are trying to help them with that and the tax is the way to do it. >> reporter: with more than 23,000 employees here in mountain view, google will pay roughly $3.3 million in taxes on an annual basis. the tax itself will go into effect in 2020. we are in mountain view tonight. i'm chris wynn, "abc 7 news". >> all right, chris. thank you so much. >>> let's check the final results from our poll at abc7news.com/vote. >> yeah. about the new taxes on big bay area businesses. 56% of the people responding right n