ryan williams is with us. and next door ceo and cheg, dan wright a veteran of technology. and thank you for joining us. dan, you and i talked about the start up roll. i want to get your take. give us the 30,000 feet. you've started companies. you ran yahoo and seed money from large companies go into some of these emerging names. what's going on today? >> yeah, it is an interesting change in silicon valley. faang as they call it. you have bigest companies in the world. but there are amazing start ups that take their time and thesis are three of them that are thinking much bringing hundred year companies and not flipping them. and building audience and brands and business models. that's not what we saw ten years ago. what is clear to me smart money is going deeper, and deeper in fewer companies that create mass evaluations and i have a chance to know the founders and amazed by the long- term view. you are seeing a shake out of the winners and the losers and that is a good thing. >> maria: you make a really good point. what we are saying is all these large companies, you see

brit moran and ryan william and dan rosenhang.era. >> your thoughts on discrimination. >> would you start with me? >> maria: do you have or believe in discrimination? >> it is absolutely happening. i actually don't believe in 100 percent of the cases knowingly. there is a lot of unconscious bias in silicon valley. there are seven percent female venture capitalist and when you have an idea resonating with women it is difficult to get it across to a 50 or 60-year-old white man. there are gender and diversity issues. >> maria: that is a good point. do you find the talent that you need in today's environment. we talk about the efforts that president trump has been making in terms of trade and immigration xhafrmgs. can you find the people that you need to work? >> no. there are never enough great people for us to hire and that is either because of h1b problem and so many great companies that are looking to hire the same kinds of people and from's size stand point we haven't educated them. >> there are over 4000 people started in silico

ryan williams is with us. and next door ceo and cheg, dan wright a veteran of technology. and thank you for joining us. dan, you and i talked about the start up roll. i want to get your take. give us the 30,000 feet. you've started companies. you ran yahoo and seed money from large companies go into some of these emerging names. what's going on today? >> yeah, it is an interesting change in silicon valley. faang as they call it. you have bigest companies in the world. but there are amazing start ups that take their time and thesis are three of them that are thinking much bringing hundred year companies and not flipping them. and building audience and brands and business models. that's not what we saw ten years ago. what is clear to me smart money is going deeper, and deeper in fewer companies that create mass evaluations and i have a chance to know the founders and amazed by the long- term view. you are seeing a shake out of the winners and the losers and that is a good thing. >> maria: you make a really good point. what we are saying is all these large companies, you see

in ryan williams' case he's simply giving back. he's a member of the nitrocircus touring show and we've seen lots of ryan's videos on our show before because he is a stunner when it comes to these tricks. going to get back to the audience doing a trick he's never done before. by the way i'm going to try a front flip quadruple tail flip on a scooter. >> huh? >> right. >> good luck with that. >> does he mess it up? oh! >> whoa! >> that was so fun. >> he's a frickin' beast! >> brian isn't done. here comes a 720 front flip. and then -- for good measure. >> why would you do that? >> because that's how much trust they put in ryan. the next big trick he's trying to pull off, in this case he's attempting a cash roll tail whip rewind. >> that means nothing. >> let's not worry about the technicality. ooh. >> ooh. >> yeah. this cash roll tail whip rewind turned into a fail although i hate to call it that. comes down hard but he bounces right back. >> he's up. he's fine. >> i love his attitude, probably why he's so extraordinarily successful. >

. >> all right, ryan, we have former nba player and espn host jay williams standing by to join in the conversation. jay, we're going to ask you to jump in in a minute. ryan, you just heard from darren rovell. he expects a unified presence from nfl players. what type of reaction might we expect at stadiums around the country today? >> i think darren hit it on the head. the idea is today, we could see more protests. of the flag than we have seen ever before at this point. i don't think anything specific has been planned yet. but i think what will be interesting is how the players respond. we have seen it online. we have seen it from stars and sports stars. all across the sports landscape. folks wanting to make their opinion heard. we could see it in a variety of ways today on the football fields. >> jay, let me bring you in. this has been a somewhat lonely quest for colin kaepernick. one poll shows nearly half of americans oppose what he's been doing. he's been unable to get a job, as a consequence, many people feel. are we at a point where because of donald trump we could see people st

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ryan will be holding his weekly news conference. go to c-span.org for more details. the two of them will inevitably face questions. william in bedford, ohio. democrat. comments have a couple . first about daca, then the hack, and the racism in the country. daca is a good thing. this country had ellis island , for whene day european immigrants were fleeing from europe for whatever reason. they were able to come here with , go throughsions been expedient process with their immigration, and europeans flooded new york city, and that's how we got the diverse and beautiful mix we have now. people have forgotten about that. in los angeles, on the flip side, with the spanish cultures that, from mexico. daca is a good thing. as far as the hack, your information will be on the darknet for 10 or 15 years. you will beat socially reengineered. you will have a sign of credit and life outside of your own that you have no idea about because your information has been out there for so long. they probably want to remember they were hacked five years ago. president trump will likely waive sanctions against iran. president trump must decide t

on me >> reporter: officer ryan powell is on track to be fired next month as a result of the jones shooting which officials described as being poor judgment. as for williams carney a injury any 2013 found officers were justified in his shooting >> it is a way to solve situations, without using deadly force. >> reporter: deputies physically removed five people , parading them out in the door of chambers and over to the criminal justice center all were cited according to the sheriff's department. >> we will continue to disrupt , until we get justice for david jones. >> reporter: we can tell thaw according to information, panel is under investigation by state prosecutors, and as far as the five people, cited here on city council today their identities have not been revealed. however, they will have to report, before a municipal court judge, to see how their cases will be disposed of. they will likely pay fines. outside city hall tonight, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, joe, before that city council protest same group held a rally near frank rizzo's statue this morning calling for its removal. deadline for cities request for suggestions, ab

william, the polls open on november 7th. >>> the widow of pennsylvania state trooper killed outside of pocono police barracks is suing his killer's parents, conrail ryan dixon shot and killed in 2014, another trooper seriously injured, eric frein was captured after leading police on 48 day manhunt. troopers wife, dixon, said that frein was manipulated by his parents to dislike police and was acting on that dislike frein facing the death penalty >> it has been almost a week since hurricane maria devastated island of puerto rico. >> government agencies ramp up their efforts to help the islands recover. maria hit as category four storm leaving many puerto rico 's 3.4 million people without power. critics are accusing agencies of not doing as much to help the islands as they did for texas, and florida. >> while families anxiously wait to hear from their loved ones in puerto rico. some people in our area are taking action. just moved to center city from san juan, and she says all of her family is there, recently formed relief group puerto rico for the greater philadelphia area. flores now collecting supplies to send to the island. >> within minute i had li

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ryan howard he's jianne carlos san tan. he's the big time bat that world series teams have. 17 homers in less than a month in the big league. having him puts everybody else in place. nick williamsn great since he got here. williams had clutch double yesterday that basically won the game. his batting average is about to be over .300. you have aaron nola actually been the best pitcher for the phils this year. he's finally being the guy we thought he'd be much listen the phils may have the worst record in baseball but they real dollar have the ingredients to be great. lucy, brighter days ahead. >> absolutely. >>> you know what we got exciting news from the italian food lovers. olive garr depth offering never ending pasta pass they go op sale at 2:00 p.m. at pasta pass.com. 100 bucks. unlimited pasta, soup, salad bread sticks. if you want one you got to be click on the old clicker last year they sold out in one second. >> one second. >> can you imagine. >> really? you think so. >> overrated. >> it's all you can eat, though >>> from the fox 29 studios, this is good day philadelphia. >>> happening right now, developing overnight, four people shot in a drive by, the suspect still on t

williams starts now. >>> tonight, donald trump does a deal with the democrats, as republican leaders mcconnell and ryan watch it go down. also tonight, we're just hours away from donald trump, jr.'s appearance on capitol hill, behind closed doors facing difficult questions about that meeting with the russians in trump tower. one of trump's most powerful republican critics doubles down, calling into question again whether the president is fit to lead. all of this playing out as "the 11th hour" gets under way. our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 230 of the trump administration ends with the president of the united states hanging the leadership of his party out to dry in move that reportedly left them stunned. trump hosted the congressional leadership from both parties in the oval office today to talk about relief for victims of hurricane harvey and the debt ceiling. and when each side made its case, the president picked the democrat's plan to combine funding the government for three months and getting storm victims the relief money they need. the president talked about his decision on board a

williams starts now. >>> tonight, donald trump does a deal with the democrats, as republican leaders mcconnell and ryan it go down. also tonight, we're just hours away from donald trump, jr.'s appearance on capitol hill, behind closed doors facing difficult questions about that meeting with the russians in trump tower. one of trump's most powerful republican critics doubles down, calling into question again whether the president is fit to lead.

ryan phillippe is celebrating turning 43. now, take a final look at your film debut in 1994's lassie. that is michelle williams. >> monday on "e.t." george clooney and matt damon. we score an invite to dad's night out. >> first red carpet i ever nailed. >> monday on "e.t." >> we are almost out of time this weekend, but for all the late breaking hollywood news, just go to our website, etonline.c etonline.com. >> check out this new video from kelly clarkson. >> for her just realleased albu. we've been waiting two years for more. she'll be a coach on the voice, so expect to hear new songs coming up. >> i'm ready. enjoy this video and the rest of your weekend, everybody. bye-bye. ♪ ♪ feet high. right now there is a curfew in place. it will be lifted at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. when those waters are expected to recede. back to you. >> jonathan, thank you much. the florida keys, were the first to bear the full force, first full force of irma. elaine quijano has made her way back to key largo to see what it is look now. elaine. >> here in key largo still feeling effects of hurricane irma. very powerful gusts conti

ryan phillippe is celebrating turning 43. now, take a final look at your choices. which oscar nominee made her film debut in 1994's lassie. that is michelle williams matt damon. we score an invite to dad's night out. >> first red carpet i ever nailed. >> monday on "e.t." >> we are almost out of time this weekend, but for all the late breaking hollywood news, just go to our website, etonline.c etonline.com. >> check out this new video from kelly clarkson. >> for her just realleased albu. we've been waiting two years for more. she'll be a coach on the voice, so expect to hear new songs coming up. >> i'm ready. enjoy this video and the rest of your weekend, everybody. bye-bye. ♪ ♪ (justine) hurricane irma has weakened to a category two stere it is expected to rip along the west coast of florida through monday morning. even though the storm has been down graded there is still severe damage along the coast. winds are blowing at over 100 miles per hour in some areas. good evening i'm justine waldman. (jr stone)i'm jr stone. millions of homes and businesses are without power. reporter natasha chen is in tampa with the latest. all day, the storm has been

williams. concert for charlottesville at scott stadium coming up on september 24. alison: wow! amazing. meanwhile the university of virginia is getting a new president. the school today said james ryan will succeed the current president teresa sullivan. sheshe has written on arable inequality in public education. he graduated from u.v.a. law years and takes over next october. larry: tomorrow you get a chance to help pick a new name for a local high school. fairfax county school board voting to change the name. dozens of new names on the list from alexander hamilton to barack obama and barcraft and seven corners. eeven beyoncÉ and schooly mcschoolface. alison: oh, c'mon. remember the boat? larry: exactly. you can vote tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. then the school board makes a final selection after the community's recommendation. alison: beyoncÉ. hilarious. larry: beyoncÉ high school. alison: all right. still ahead at 5:00, the president and the lawn boy. how the commander-in-chief took the 11-year-old up on an offer he couldn't refuse. larry: coming up at 6:00, ninjas caught committing arson? the story behind the bizarre photo. alison: but first a preview of monday's "good mor

ryan believes the tax reform can bring more jobs to the us. >>> the pennsylvania supreme court has revised a lawsuit over how the state funds schools. in 2014 the william penn school district along five other districts across the state parents and other organizations filed suit. now they're claiming harrisburg fails to adequately fund public education. provide students with enough resources. today the supreme court ordered the commonwealth court to hold a trial on whether state officials are violating the constitution. >>> new tonight, one of the nation's most recognizable actresses takes to twitter with some personal news. julie louis dreyfuss tweeting hours ago she's fighting breast cancer. the star of hbo veep and former seinfeld cast member tweeted out this picture saying quote one in eight women get breast cancer. today i'm the one. louis dreyfuss has her support of friends and family behind her as well as great health care. she used the tweet to advocate for universal health care. >> abundance of vital supplies arrived in puerto rico a shortage of something crucial is making it you have to get the supplies to those who need it most. >> new resear

ryan hughes, abc7 news. alison: new at 4:00 today, this man right here is in custody accused of putting hateful notes on the front door of a predominantly black church in prince william county. michael birkl is now facing charges. the notes included a swastika and mentioned the k.k.k. they were posted in august on the greater praise ministry in dumfries. nancy: just in at 4:00, 26 national guard members from maryland will head to puerto rico to help with recovery efforts after hurricane maria. roughly half of the people there are still without running water even today. the situation is dire. maggie rulli explains that the trump administration is pushing back against criticism that the u.s. government has been slow to respond. trump administration touching down in puerto rico defending the president's response to the crisis ten days after maria devastated the island. [inaudible] from d.c., president trump pledging to not rest until the people of puerto rico are safe. but also saying item location and outstanding debt makes relief efforts more difficult. president trump: the government of puerto rico will have to work with us to determine how this massive rebuilding ef

williams bay wisconsin. todd piro is there. that is paul ryan's district.eople are talking about the president verse source the republican leadership. how do the folks out in speaker ryan's neck of the woods feel about that dynamic? todd: steve, you couldn't have said it any better. that is literally the tub one topic of conversation. that and these donuts of which the counter is already up to 1.5. the this area voted evidencely for president trump. it's also speaker ryan's district. so what do the people think? i'm going to start with jim. jim is a financial plan his or her really does not like the fact that president trump tied harvey funding to the debt limit. why? >> we have to address our fiscal issues and by working with pelosi and schumer, it sounds like trouble is coming and too many strings are going to be attached to that bill. i would much rather see clean legislation. one thing at a time. one step at a time. instead of getting into bed with probably the two biggest snakes on the planet. todd: but this being paul ryan's district you do the no let

william f. buckley would have called radical, something in his time paul ryan would have called radical, something you can't reorder one-sixth of the united states economy without a committee hearing, without regular order, without a cbo score, without being a dangerous radical. and i don't understand how they think they're going to get away with that and how some of my friends, and they are friends and that's why it hurts so much, are getting on tv and lying every day to the american people, lying through their teeth about what's in this bill and what's not in this bill. >> they also don't have any support of the health care industry which is important, or the grass roots of the country. on the politics of this, they're actually today closing to getting a successful senate vote and successful house vote than they were yesterday according to congressional people i've talked to. so this could happen. but the substance of it is really problematic to the party. they're doing -- they're making many of the same mistakes president obama made in passing health care, first and foremost, not being honest a