more of my conversation with mike morris, his thoughts on the state of tech valuations now versus 1999. ♪ emily: more drama in the tech the new, amazon and york times continue their back-and-forth today over workplace angst at the e-commerce giant. jay carney has responded in a blog post. he shared internal records of the excellent employees featured -- the employees featured in the market. the executive editor fired back in his own post. the reaction from the story from ex-employees leaves no doubt this was inaccurate portrait -- this was an accurate portrait. marissa mayer loses a second top lieutenant in a month. this weeks after chief marketing officer left the company. it could be one of the biggest blows to her turnaround plans so far. brad stone broke the story. it seems like this is one after the other. they were like the top two people. brad: jackie was managing the spinoff of the alibaba assets. nothing more important or strategic for yahoo! or its investors. this is $24 billion of value inside yahoo!. she is kind of managing this process. done.probably close to of course, th

is this now a cyber -- mike morris calls this the hunt. and stopping whoever is behind this cyber burglary in progress. >> so he's on the same machine as the adversary is right now in real-time. >> reporter: so they each know about each other? >> theed adversary doesn't know about him yet. >> our folks are seasoned operators from the department of defense that understand the adversary. >> reporter: most of route 9-b's cyber sleuths used to work at the intelligence agency who became experts. >> we have a clear understanding of how the adversary operates, their tactics, techniques and procedures and the capabilities required to eradicate them from a network. >> reporter: what's at stake? >> i would say everything is at stake. reputation, valuation to your customers, and the overall health of the organization. >> reporter: hackers embarrassed sony pictures last year. and 56 million credit card accounts for home depot was compromised. route 9-b has public and private clients. organizations everywhere are under cyber attack 24-7. >> they're abl

mike morris calls this the hunt. finding and stopping whoever's behind this cyber burglary in progress. >> so he's on the same machine as the adversary is right now in real time is there so so they each know about each other. >> is adversary doesn't know about him yet. >> a different kind of cyber security company. >> our folks are seasoned operators from the department of defense that understand the adversary. >> most of the employees used to work at the cyber security intelligence agency. >> we have a very clear understanding of how the adversary operates, their tactics, techniques and procedures and capabilities required to eradicate them interest a network. >> what's at stake? >> i would say everything is at stake. reputation, valuation to your customers and the overall health of your organization. >> hackers embarrassed sony pictures last year releasing information and movies. and 56 million of home depot credit cards accounts for compromised and a security breech at target could cost more than $1 billion. exper

mike, thank you very much. >>> wanted, a new university president hold a. cas forum with the goal of helping to narrow its search. that meeting takes place at morris auditorium. the school looking to hire a permanent remrplacement after h left over the summer. >>> cal train is working on a new strategy after a string of collisions involving trains and cars. the recent incident happened last week in burlingame when a car hit car that got stuck. one of seven collisions this year involving cars and trains. three of them happened in burlingame. cal trains plans to roll out new safety measures includes developing new engineering and traffic management plan, some of which cal trains says is already taking shape. >>> cutting back on driving. san francisco looking at different ways for students to get to school. the san francisco unified school district is encouraging students to walk, bike or ride public transporzitation to school in the near future. right now nearly half of the students in the district drive to school partly because the district hasn't provided buses in several years. >>> mosquitos with the west nile virus on the rise in the east bay. t

holland tunnels 30 from each approach, and the trains, morris and essex line, have a 15-minute delay. >> what kind of day is it going to be? mike says not bad. >> i don't know if you went outside about 5:30 yesterday -- >> raining like crazy. >> like cats and dogs. >> i ate an entire ice cream cake. right? [laughter] all by yourself? were you celebrating a birthday? >> it was from tasty delight, so it's probably 4% less calories? >> oh, please. >> yeah. good stuff with the crust in the middle. >> so delicious. did it have the crumbly chocolate? >> yeah, the crust, the little thing in the middle. >> now today you're going to run it out because it's going to be selling 18 homes? easy. building them all in four and a half months? now that was a leap. i was calling in every favor i could, to track down enough lumber to get the job done. and i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials. there are always going to be unknowns. you just have to be ready for them. another step on the journey... will you be ready when growth presents itself? for the girl scout meeting. okay. for the soccer team. for the

morris? >> nobody knows. so kind of a wild -- i want to watch this show. we'll have more on our program in just a little bit. >> 8:03, mike woods, what's happening outside? >> still some showers here and there. not that big of a deal right now, but we are expecting more rain later on this afternoon. but, yeah, out to the east, man, it's been hit pretty hard with some of the showers. an area of low pressure was supposed to graze by without giving us much of anything in terms of rainfall, but it did. first of all, let's talk about the forecast for the game here tonight. we do have the mets game as they take on the dodgers at 8:07. at that time a lot of folks are concerned there might be some rain in the area. there is a possibility that we could see some patchy showers then, but i think for the most part it'll be in and out, not that big of a deal. temps right around 65 degrees at the first pitch time and winds coming off the the west around 5-15 miles per hour. here's the radar, and you can see those showers that were hung up along the east end of long island, now a lot of that has moved away, but there's still some patchy