hewlett packard's software division. >> he said david packard's vision was he didn't care if you were black, yellow, brown, green, whatever. they were going to get the best person for whatever job. >> reporter: living in mostly white palo alto with his wife and three sons, the clays stood out. and yet this trailblazer saw opportunities to make even more change so he ran for local office. >> he was the first african american on the palo alto city council. >> he knew what he wanted to do and would go after it even if people told him it was impossible. >> he passed up a lot of opportunities that would have been very lucrative but passed them up because it would have taken away from his family time. >> reporter: when clay left hewlett packard in the early '70s he would go on to start his own company rod-l electronics and there would earn his nickname black godfather of silicon valley. >> once the door was opened for him he made it a point to keep that door open and bring in other people. >> that is why they call him the black godfather of silicon valley is because the people that he broug

the packard automotive plant.he most advanced facile toif its kind anywhere in the world. huge. epically proportioned. i mean 3.5 million square feet. now, one man lives here. al hill. >> my name is allen hill. welcome to my home. this room right here is a forge room. it was a former packard car company. i started living here about seven years ago. at that time i was semiapprehensive about the place and the goings on around here. but it turns out it's about as peaceful as the north woods. not having a credit card or mortgage payment or car payment is a real blessing. there's two nails here. so, what's happened here in detroit is unfortunate, but it's a sign of the times. we find out that not only does it take a village to raise an individual, it takes an entire world to support one city. one city is suffering or one community is suffering, the entire world should pitch in and help elevate it instead of sit there and stare at it. people have lost the faith in a lot of things, probably had to do with the faith they

hewlett packard is a challenge company. we have to do switching up here.ision between hp and packard which is like an enterprise catch all, second rate deal actually let's move dell in instead of red fin, we want to do real estate, let's do frt, 4.5% yield, and you capture the shopping center. paramount, switch that out with disney at&t, i know there's obviously someone who wants some dividend here, but i'm not going to -- i'm going to caution that that dividend, i even prefer verizon's dividend to that let's do -- wow, this is tough if we want big dividend, and we want -- let's do -- oh, squeeze. we can't do that because we got pfizer as the drug company i've got to come back on this because the real telecoi like is t-mobile i like it. had a really good quarter, very good dividend. that's what we'll use. and that's diversified, industrial, and aero space let's go to ter are i in washington. >> jim, i'm an investment alert member, and i want to know if i'm diversified. the five stocks i have are eli lilly, palo alto networks, pioneer, caterpillar, and last

this will take over the old headquarters of hewlett- packard.>>> still ahead, why seacliff has such special meaning to so many of us in the bay area.>>> we are tracking temperatures and the next chance of rain on this first aler >>> welcome back, everybody. we are bracing for cold temperatures, but we are following the destruction from last set of storms. this beloved pier is getting ready to be torn down. it could collapse at any moment. and people are saying goodbye. the deep connection that so many of us have this landmark. >> reporter: there's not much of this pier that is left standing, and what is their could come down at any point. that is why there are plans to demolish this beloved landmark. even a quick look at this pier tells you virtually everything you need to know. almost everything.>> we love the ocean. this is eply etial. as deep as a daughter's love. one her father died in 2007, her family had a commemorative wrench dedicated in his honor and it was overlooking the ocean.>> people have gravesites and we have a bench. sometimes you're having issues, you may go and sit at the

packard general from california. ladies and gentlemen, brave men and women have often been called upon to pay the supreme sacrifice for their country. five men and two women this morning, american heroes. when their shuttle blew up in space, often in the past, there have been not often, but on occasion there has been sacrifices made. and in this very program, there are those that have paid the supreme sacrifice in the past, and there likely will be additional tragedies and sacrifices required the future. but that ought not to deter us from one of the greatest success stories in american history. the space program has never been without risk. even though the phenomena of success that we've had has led in many cases, the american people to be complacent with the program, we almost expect perfection. we do not think of tragedies as we've experienced today. but certainly the risk has always been there and will always be there. this morning's tragic and terrible and shocking expose has brought us and brought all americans

musk says tesla will base its main engineering office at the former headquarters for hewlett packard musk is taking tesla manufacturing jobs out of california. but this time it appears he's iommitted to adding jobs back in bay area. are rob nesbitt reports now from palo alto. >> elon musk did with governor newsom to announce that tesla's new engineering headquarters will be the former headquarters of hewlett packard. a move that surprises many given the company's rocky passed in california. >> there's a lot to be excited about. tesla's commitment to bring its new engineering headquarters to palo alto was received with a round of applause wednesday. this is a report a transition from. >> the company founded silicon valley to tesla. >> and very excited to make this article engineering headquarters ceo elon musk could decide governor newsom who listened california's achievements and innovation, the largest manufacturing state in the country and the 4th largest economy in the world. but you're a huge part of that success. our success, california, america's success. and i'm here because w

some of the big companies down here, i hate to call apple or google stojy, but definitely hewlett packard, intel, some of those have gotten stodgy, which can be safe in tough economic times. >> totally. when you think about the market volatility that has happened over the last couple of years, that stuff is hitting the companies that are reliant on venture capital, some of these free flowing capital that really rose and proliferated during this low interest rate regime. so you have these startups, you have younger public companies who are also using that -- sorry, can you hear that? >> i can, but that's going to lead to the next question, and that is, san francisco has had a crime problem. those are probably fire trucks, but honestly, that was going to be my next question, and that is crime. >> yeah. one of the things i did not include in the article but looking at housing prices. san francisco has seen some of the largest house price decreases than any place in the country, definitely more than san jose. it's kind of an outlier in the bay area. when i'm talking to housing economists, he

governor gavin newsom joint ceo elon musk to announce the new venture at the old hewlett- packard building. >> today is another proof point of the renewal, the energy and vibrancy that is california. >> california is a tremendous manufacturer, as well as a place of engineering and innovation. >> a bit of an unlikely pairing there. musk has previously criticized california under newsom's leadership for what he called overregulation and taxation. now to some of our other headlines from around the bay. three people are dead after a high-speed chase in solano county which ended in a crash. chp says this all started when officers tried to stop the driver of a stolen car. the car sped off down i-80 at 100 miles per hour before crashing at so soon valley road. all three people inside died. no one else was hurt. >>> oakland is on track to build 26,000 new homes over the next decade. california law requires all cities to submit plans that will accommodate housing of all income levels between 2023 and 2031. more than 600 locations through the city have been approved for the new housing, mostly in th

to announce that tesla's new engineering headquarters will be the former headquarters of hewlett packard. a move that surprises many given the company's rocky passed in california. >> there's a lot to be excited about. tesla's commitment to bring its new engineering headquarters to palo alto was received with a round of applause wednesday. this is a report a transition from the company founded silicon valley to tesla. and very excited to make this article engineering headquarters ceo elon musk could decide governor newsom who listen, california's achievements and innovation, the largest manufacturing state in the country and the 4th largest economy in the world. let's see. this is the beginning of something even more extraordinary on the journey to dominate. in this space and to change the way we produce and consume energy. tesla moved its corporate headquarters from palo alto to austin, texas in 2021. after must complained about california's strict covid regulations. jeff belisario with the bay area council economic institute hopes wednesday's announcement by tesla lead other companies

at what used to be the home of one of silicon valley's original companies, the legendary hewlett-packard tesla is taking over the building, though it is not clear what jobs -- how many jobs this would actually create. earlier in the day, musk appeared alongside gavin newsom to announce the move. mayor breed: let's see -- gov. newsom: let's see this as the beginning of a journey to dominate in this space and change the way breed produce and consume energy in this state, nation, and world. >> we are looking forward to an exciting partnership with california to do exactly that and transform the world into sustainable energy as quickly as possible. dan: this announcement comes 15 months after tesla moved is main headquarters to austin, texas. musk has sparred with california over regulations and covid restrictions. ama: the toxic trained as investor -- train disaster in ohio. dan: plus, if you want to know where it is going to snow in the next day or two, you need to know the elevation. a way to find that out tonight. ama: the newest and dangerous dan: we are on storm watch tonight. a live l

to announce that tesla's new engineering headquarters will be the former headquarters of hewl-tt packard. a move that surprises many given the company's rocky passed in california. >> there's a lot to be excited about. >> tesla's commitment to bring its new engineering headquarters to palo alto was received with a round of applause wednesday. this is a part a transition from the company founded looking valley to tesla. and very excited to have make this article engineering headquarters ceo elon musk could decide governor newsom who listened california's achievements and innovation the largest manufacturing state in the country and the 4th largest economy in the world. let's see. this is the beginning of something even more extraordinary on the journey to dominate. in this space and to change the way we produce and consume energy. tesla moved its corporate headquarters from palo alto to austin, texas in 2021. after musk complained about california's strict covid regulations. jeff belisario with the bay area council economic institute hopes wednesday's announcement by tesla will lead other

at what used to be the home of one of silicon valley's original companies, the legendary hewlett-packardtaking over the building, though it is not clear what jobs -- how many jobs this would actually create. earlier in the day, musk appeared alongside gavin newsom to announce the move. mayor breed: let's see -- gov. newsom: let's see this as the beginning of a journey to dominate in this space and change the way breed produce and consume energy in this state, nation, and world. >> we are looking forward to an exciting partnership with california to do exactly that and transform the world into sustainable energy as quickly as possible. dan: this announcement comes 15 months after tesla moved is main headquarters to austin, texas. musk has sparred with california over regulations and covid restrictions. ama: the toxic trained as investor -- train disaster in ohio. dan: plus, if you want to know where it is going to snow in the next day or two, you need to know the elevation. a way to find that out tonight. a way to find that out tonight. ama: the newest meet a future mom, a way to find tha

to announce that tesla's new engineering headquarters will be the former headquarters of hewlett packard. a move that surprises many given the company's rocky passed in california. >> there's a lot to be excited about. tesla's commitment to bring its new engineering headquarters to palo alto was received with a round of applause wednesday. this is a report a transition from the company founded looking valley to tesla. and very excited to have make this article engineering headquarters. ceo elon musk could decide governor newsom who listen, california's achievements and innovation, the largest manufacturing state in the country and the 4th largest economy in the world. but you're a huge part of that success. our success, california, america's success. and i'm here because we don't take that for granted. tesla moved its corporate headquarters from palo alto to austin, texas in 2021. after musk complained about california's strict covid regulations. jeff belisario with the bay area council economic institute hopes wednesday's announcement by tesla lead other companies to make a bigger inves

tesla is kind of moving its engineering team to the old hewlett-packard offices in palo alto.continue to see the company expand here and in texas. elon musk is playing both sides of the aisle in terms of the politics and the optics of all of this. caroline: we thank you so much. coming up, can a language models understand us or is it more complicated than that? a linguistics professor joins us next to help us understand all of this a little bit better. as we had to break, bumble shares off by 8/10 of a share. we are seeing some movement there. this is bloomberg. ♪ emption certificates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh ahhh ahhh the first time you connected your website and your store was also the first time you realized... we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? [together] the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. godaddy. tools and support for every small business first. when people come, they say they've tried lots of diets, nothing's worked that always puts you first. or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and ove

hewlett packard and facebook. according to the review, quote, harris reconsiders 200 years of history that many in the town would rather forget. palo alto is a skeptic's record, a vital, critical demonstration of northern california as two centuries of mixing technology and cruelty for money. and finally, the new york times took a look at a book from their reporters, james stewart and rachel abrams. the duo penned unscripted, the epic battle for a media empire, and the redstone family legacy. it's a study of media magnate sumner redstone corporate practices, his media holdings, including cbs. the authors write, quote, none of his major corporate decisions, such as wheer cbs and viacom should merge, were made with an eagle eyed focus on the best choices for the companies and their shareholders. these decisions were made by hollow men seeking to curry the increasingly erratic favors of their patron, sumner redstone, and, quote, you'll see these books and authors featured in the near future. here on book tv. and fina

hewlett packard and facebook. according to the review, quote, harris ronsiders 200 years of history that many in the town would rather forget. palo alto is a skeptic's record, a vital, critical demonstration of northern california as two centuries of mixing technology and cruelty for money. and finally, the new york times took a look at a book from their reporters, james stewart and rachel abrams. the duo penned unscripted, the epic battle for a media empire, and the redstone family legacy. it's a study of media magnate sumner redstone corporate practices, his media holdings, including cbs. the authors write, quote, none of his major corporate decisions, such as whether cbs anviacom should merge, were made with an eagle eyed focus on the best choices for the companies and their shareholders. these decisions were made by hollow men seeking to curry the increasingly erratic favors of their patron, sumner redstone, and, quote, you'll see these books and authors featured in the near future. here on book tv. and finall

elon musk held an event at what used to be home at hewlett-packard.a appeared side governor newsom to announce the move. >> to dominate in the to change the way we produce and consume energy in this space, -- state, nation and the world we are trying to build. >> we're looking forward to exciting partnership whether california and sustainable energy. reggie: this announcement comes 15 months after tesla moved its main headquarters to austin, texas. kumasi: abc 7 is teaming abc stations are across the country for a nationwide effort to register more bone marrow transplant donors. at san francisco university, today is the last day to register donors being put on at the new fraternity. it runs from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. you can scan the cod screen or text kgo for a link to register online. reggie: we are on storm watch for your to the areas seeing snow and the warning for people who might be heading out. kumasi: the peak of flu meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step clo yeah, you' get used to it. and a seasoned pro. this

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governor newsom joined elon musk to announce the new venture at the old hewlett packard building. >> today is another proof point of the renewal, energy, vibrancy that is california. >> to your point, california is a tremendous manufacturer as well as a place of engineering and innovation. >> a bit of an unlikely pairing, musk previously newsom's leadership for what he called over regulation and taxation. >>> biden administration says it is taking steps to make homeownership more affordable. government is lowering premiums for mortgage insurance. they are at .85%. the government will lower them to .55. this can save $800 in financing costs. this applies to low and middle income buyers since reductions only affects loans insured by federal housing administration. that's a check on your headlines and a check on our weather, which is what we are all talking about. >>> i am about to show you current temperatures. it is wild. taking a live look at the first alert doppler on this first alert weather day. we are starting to see snowstorms in the forecast. lauren is out there and just got hi

the lead that they once had technically and, look, we could talk about compaq and dell and hewlett-packard still around but a shell of their former shelves. you have to accept that. >> josh -- >> what i think -- everything i said is factual. there's no but >> 100%, but -- >> you can pivot it to something else but what i said is ironclad >> okay, but, when something is trading at this multiple, and i will always argue with, you know that, that valuation matters, when something is up to some stratospheric nose bleed level, at least when you have this producing $2 of earnings at $26 a share, but you have a serious bottom on that and all you need is a tiny bit of multiple expansion. you don't need it to get to anything crazy, to nvidia's 50 times earnings you don't need that. you need so little to have a meaningful return on the share price. very little could go right and you could have plus 20%, plus 50% which in this market i'm going to take all day long >> we'll make that your last word >>> take a look at shares falling 3% that apple has reached a new breakthrough on glucose and blood sugar

governor newsom joined elon musk to announce a new venture at the old hewlett packard building. >> today another proof point of the renewal and energy and vibrancy that is california. >> to your point, california is a tremendous manufacturer as well as a place of engineering and innovation. >> that's an unlikely pairing. musk previously criticized california under newsom's leadership for what he calls over regulation and over taxation. >>> the berkeley mayor has announced his candidacy for state senate. he plans to run for district seven. nancy skinner is terming out of the seat. biden administration says it is taking steps to make homeownership more affordable. government is lowering premiums for mortgage premiums. they're currently at .85. next year they can be .55. this applies to low and middle income buyers since reduction only affects loans insured by federal housing administration. that's a look at top stories. >>> some of the best ski racers in the world will be in lake tahoe for world cup slalom and giant slalom races. they need the slopes icy so the fresh snow in the forecast l

tesla's global engineering headquarters will be at the former hewlett packard headquarters in palo alto. this is a poetic transition from the company that founded looking valley to tesla, and we're very excited to, you know, make this our global engineering headquarters. in the past, must has criticized california for high taxes and overregulation. just a few months ago, governor newsom suggested tesla wouldn't even exist without california's incentives, the governor said the opening is a reminder of the advantage of building on success in california. it's a point of pride always has been for me that tesla is a california company started here. first we say about our state. the future happens here first. we're america's coming attraction. tesla was founded in san carlos in 2003 must says he considers it a two headquarter company one in california, one in texas. alright pam. time is 4 39 times. steve paulson. everybody wants to know what's ahead for us today. on this thursday sunny and warm david will be quietly. uh big change, huh? big change. if you thought yesterday was cold, it will b

to announce that tesla's new engineering headquarters will be the former headquarters of hewlett packardmove that surprises many given the company's rocky passed in california. >> there's a lot to be excited about. tesla's commitment to bring its new engineering headquarters to palo alto was received with a round of applause wednesday. this is a report a transition from the company founded looking valley to tesla. and very excited to make this article engineering headquarters ceo elon musk could decide governor newsom who listen, california's achievements and innovation, the largest manufacturing state in the country and the 4th largest economy in the world. let's see. this is the beginning of something even more extraordinary on the journey to dominate. in this space and to change the way we produce and consume energy. tesla moved its corporate headquarters from palo alto to austin, texas in 2021. after must complained about california's strict covid regulations. jeff belisario with the bay area council economic institute hopes wednesday's announcement by tesla lead other companies to m

tesla's global engineering headquarters will be at the former hewlett packard headquarters in palo altoc transition from the company that founded looking valley to tesla, and we're very excited to, you know, make this our global engineering headquarters. was criticized california for high taxes and overregulation cited those are some of the reasons he moved tesla headquarters to texas over a year ago. just a few months ago, governor newsom suggested tesla wouldn't even exist without california's incentives. governor said the opening as a reminder of the advantage of building on success in california. it's a point of pride always has been for me that tesla is a california company started here. first we say about our state. the future happens here first. we're america's coming attraction. tesla was founded in san carlos in 2003 musk says he considered his he considers it now to headquarters company one in california and the other in texas. your time, 7 38 and sal is back happening on the roads now south well, we're going to dive into that south bay communities getting just a little bit bu

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stuart to -- susan: right in the heart of silicon valley where the old hewlett-packard headquarters usedn musk making this announcement with california governor gavin newsom yesterday. stuart: are we going to say thi? susan: it was a very interesting pairing. it was surprising that gavin newsom did more of the talking than elon musk did. i think elon musk maybe had three sentences or so. but fremont, tesla's largest u.s. car factory, has been in fremont, that was their headquarters for a long time. stuart: that was a photo op for newsom who is going to run for the presidency and doesn't mind being seen next to the elon musk. susan: what does elon get out of it? well, you know, it is in california where you have your engineering headquarters and your largest car production -- stuart: and all those high-paid executives are going to pay california taxes instead of no tax in texas. susan: you heard elon musk on twitter yesterday, of course, telling us that next week they're going to have their investor day. so it'll be interesting to see what kind of new services, maybe optimu us, the robot,

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inside a former hewlett packard building. >> this is a report a transition from the company founded looking tesla. you're a huge part of that success. our success, california, america's success. and i'm here because we don't take that for granted. and we appreciate the investment you're making here today. >> so the move is a bit of a reversal for tesla. it was about a year ago when musk move tesla's corporate headquarters from palo alto to austin, texas. he previously criticized california for its regulations, high taxes and covid policies. today. however, he noted that the tesla plant in fremont will produce more than 600,000 cars this year. so most of them being manufactured here compared to the rest of north america. meanwhile, the supreme court heard a second case that could have huge legal consequences for social media giants. today's arguments centered around twitter. the company is pushing back against allegations that it aided in the 2017 isis terrorist attack. washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin has that report. twitter took its turn in the hot seat wednesday arguing the

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to announce that tesla's new engineering headquarters will be the former headquarters of hewlett packard that surprises many given the company's rocky passed in california. >> there's a lot to be excited about. >> tesla's commitment to bring its new engineering headquarters to palo alto was received with a round of applause wednesday. this is a part a transition from the company founded looking valley to tesla. and very excited to have make this article engineering headquarters ceo elon musk could decide governor newsom who listen, california's achievements and innovation, the largest manufacturing state in the country and the 4th largest economy in the world. let's see. this is the beginning of something even more extraordinary on the journey to dominate. in this space and to change the way we produce and consume energy. tesla moved its corporate headquarters from palo alto to austin, texas in 2021. after musk complained about california's strict covid regulations. jeff belisario with the bay area council economic institute hopes wednesday's announcement by tesla lead other companies to

to announce that tesla's new engineering headquarters will be the former headquarters of hewlett packard. a move that surprises many given the company's rocky passed in california. >> there's a lot to be excited about. tesla's commitment to bring its new engineering headquarters to palo alto was received with a round of applause wednesday. this is a report a transition from the company founded silicon valley to tesla. and very excited to make this article engineering headquarters ceo elon musk could decide governor newsom who listen, california's achievements and innovation, the largest manufacturing state in the country and the 4th largest economy in the world. let's see. this is the beginning of something even more extraordinary on the journey to dominate. in this space and to change the way we produce and consume energy. tesla moved its corporate headquarters from palo alto to austin, texas in 2021. after must complained about california's strict covid regulations. jeff belisario with the bay area council economic institute hopes wednesday's announcement by tesla lead other companies

to announce that tesla's new engineering headquarters will be the former headquarters of hewlett packard. a move that surprises many given the company's rocky passed in california. >> there's a lot to be excited about. tesla's commitment to bring its new engineering headquarters to palo alto was received with a round of applause wednesday. this is a report a transition from the company founded silicon valley to tesla. and very excited to have make this article engineering headquarters ceo eldecide governor newsom who listen, california's achievements and innovation, the largest manufacturing state in the country and the 4th largest% economy in the world. let's see. this is the beginning of something even more extraordinary on the journey to dominate. in this space and to change the way we produce and consume energy. tesla moved its corporate headquarters from palo alto to austin, texas in 2021. after must complained about california's strict covid regulations. jeff belisario with the bay area council economic institute hopes wednesday's announcement by tesla will lead other companies to

tesla's global engineering headquarters will be at the former hewlett packard headquarters in palo altois is a i think a poetic transition from the company that founded looking valley to tesla. very excited to make this our global engineering headquarters. it's a point of pride always has been for me that tesla is a california company started here . first we say about our state. the future happens here first. we're america's coming attraction. tesla was founded in san carlos in 2003 was originally headquarters in palo alto before moving to austin, texas, in 2021 to help us sort out exactly what's going on here with with tesla and the state of california we're joined by fred berecz, mechanical engineering professor at san jose state university. we appreciate the time today what is the significance of this announcement by elon musk and governor newsom. it is very significant. there isn't is because uh, tesla is a major manufacturer of electric vehicles are also the first company who has started working on autonomous vehicles. the brain of a autonomous vehicle is a semiconductor chip that

tesla's global engineering headquarters will be at the former hewlett packard headquarters in palo alto. this is, i think a poetic transition from the company that founded looking valley to tesla, and we're company started here. first we say about our state, the future happens. here first. we're america's coming attraction. tesla was founded in san carlos back in 2003 and was originally headquartered in palo alto before moving to austin, texas, in 2021. president biden is on his way back to the u. s. after a whirlwind tour of eastern europe. at his last stop, he spoke with a group of nato nations whose close proximity to russia and ukraine have them heavily invested in the conflict there, and president biden says russian president vladimir putin made a quote big mistake by suspending his country's participation in the last remaining us russia nuclear arms control treaty. peter doocy has the story from poland. president biden condemning moscow's decision to pull back from the last remaining us russian nuclear arms treaty. these comments as the president wraps up his tour of eastern europ

tesla's global engineering headquarters will be at the former hewlett packard headquarters in palo alto. this is a poetic transition from the company that founded looking valley to tesla, and we're very excited to, you know, make this our global engineering headquarters. point of pride always has been for me that tesla is a california company started here. first we say about our state, the future happens. here first. we're america's coming attraction. and speaking of that tesla was actually founded in san carlos. back in. 2003 was originally headquartered in palo alto before moving to austin, texas, in 2021. workers in a popular oakland bakery are set to resume full service at one o'clock today with mixed emotions. angel cakes on fifth street stopped accepting wake ups after its owner, jen angel died from injuries suffered in a violent robbery. earlier this month, she was sitting in her car behind the bank on webster street when someone broke into the vehicle and grabbed her purse. angel tried to get her belongings back, but was dragged by the suspect's car. she died three days later. a

tesla's global engineering headquarters will be at the former hewlett packard headquarters in palo alto. this is a poetic transition from the company that founded looking valley to tesla , and we're very excited to make this our global engineering headquarters. in the past, musk has criticized california for high taxes and overregulation. and just a few months ago, governor newsom suggested tesla wouldn't even exist without california's incentives. today he said, the opening is a reminder of the advantage of building on success in california. it's a point of pride always has been for me that tesla is a california company started here. first we say about our state. the future happens here first. we're america's coming attraction. tesla was founded in san carlos in 2003 and had its corporate headquarters in palo aldo before moving to austin, texas, in 2021 transportation department has given caltrans a grant to study the possibility of replacing interstate 90 80 in oakland. the freeway was completed in 1985 and divides west oakland from downtown. social justice advocates have criticized t

to announce that tesla's new engineering headquarters will be the former headquarters of hewlett packard. a move that surprises many given the company's rocky passed in california. >> there's a lot to be excited about. tesla's commitment to bring its new engineering headquarters to palo alto was received with a round of applause wednesday. this is a report a transition from the company founded looking valley to tesla. and very excited to have make this article engineering headquarters. ceo elon musk could decide governor newsom who listen, california's achievements and innovation, the largest manufacturing state in the country and the 4th largest economy in the world. let's see. this is the beginning of something even more extraordinary on the journey to dominate. in this space and to change the way we produce and consume energy. tesla moved its corporate headquarters from palo alto to austin, texas in 2021. after musk complained about california's strict covid regulations. jeff belisario with the bay area council economic institute hopes wednesday's announcement by tesla lead other comp

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tesla's global engineering headquarters will be at the former hewlett packard headquarters in palo altois a poetic transition from the company that founded looking valley to tesla, and we're very excited to, you know, make this our global engineering headquarters. in the past, must has criticized california for high taxes and overregulation. just a few months ago, governor newsom suggested tesla wouldn't even exist without california's incentives. today he said, the opening is a reminder of the advantage of building on success in california. it's a point of pride always has been for me that tesla is a california company started here. first we say about our state. the future happens here first. we're america's coming attraction. tesla was founded in san carlos in 2003 and had its corporate headquarters in palo alto before moving to austin, texas, in 2021 , apple is making progress on developing a no #### glucose monitor. the project has been in the works here for years. but according to bloomberg, apple has been testing the product on people who are prediabetic. or have type two diabetes

. >> we're looking at what, 5% so 6,650 jobs on top of hp, hewlett packard announcing 4,000 to 6,000the next three years, and they announced that back in november. really not a big surprise. we're in this tech-cutting cycle , and we know that the pc boom during the covid lockdowns remote work that's pretty much done so paypal also announcing and cutting 2,000 jobs, that's after the 50,000 plus of big tech job cuts whether it's alphabet, microsoft, et cetera so it also makes that january blowout jobs number of 517,000 even more incredible doesn't it? stuart: it was a blowout. >> some of the things i dug into with some of the economist notes about why we got such a three times bigger number, you had university workers coming back on to the payroll after a strike, and also 45,000 workers each and every month according to co-america are now looking for second jobs, so that participation rate went up and they're looking for second jobs because of higher inflation to make ends meet. stuart: tell me about tyson foods as in the chicken people. >> yeah, well, actually beef was a problem for t

and it's going to be in the campus that used to belong to hewlett packard. the hope of many as the tesla's announcement will lead to other companies making bigger investments here in the region. we're going take a break in a 42. we'll be right back. >> 45 right now, the big story is the weather. how cold it is snow and wacky. some to really keep track of. john, we're taking a live look behind us here. you wouldn't think it would be snowing here around the bay, but sure is up on 17. i know that snow coming down on 17 as well as just completely making those hilltops a mountain tops across the bay area. >> nice and dusted with that white fluffy snow fall. look at the golden gate bridge. no snow there. but you did have a few flurries on mount tam right above it. last night we are seeing snow from the sierra to right here in the bay area, seeing a little bit of it in the marine county mountains right now, the mountains above san jose, including the santa cruz mountains and even a little rain snow mix. couple of flurries right above berkeley in the berkeley and oa

elizabeth is a recent grad of packard, patrick henry college and in leaving patrick and hearing she was actually awarded their history department's award for this particular project that she's been working on. and so she has spent a lot of time researching and she's going to tell you all about the adventure of writing a book tonight. but she's actually been at rockledge longer than i have. she started here when she was 12. and and has been a volunteer. and a staff member here at the ranch. and as we were chatting tonight and i asked her, well, what what do you want me to tell everyone about you and really what she wanted me to convey was that she loves history, that she loves rock ledge ranch, and she loves it so much that she calls the rockledge house where she works her house. and so her friends actually think some of them thought she actually lived there because it was her house. so with very much excitement, i introduce to you elizabeth borders. well, thank you all so much for being here and really excited to get to share with you everything that i've learned. i've been working in t