have you heard of silicon watching? israel's tech sector has deep links to us, big tech, to investments, acquisitions, and shared personnel and knowledge with many. now it's using american tech companies of involvement in war in apartheid, of these voices, and this is the street, the pathologist announced it will invest $25000000000.00 in israel after securing a 3200000000 dollars in incentive habits on web server enable the surveillance and the name of the oppressed and the other thing and it enables the bombing upon us and the . 7 the, we know that the genocide insides that is one of the or is the 1st a power genocide. so we find that big tech is at the forefront of kind of like, streamlining this genocide against palestinians. it's so big jack is in the spotlight for its role and is really tech. i'm military development, leading to accusations that companies are complicit in israel's genocide in gaza and calls for the investment and boycotts. but before we examine that relationship, josslyn has more on the background

we're asking what a second trump presidency could mean for silicon valley. we'll have that conversation in a few minutes. and starting with breaking news, a federal court just ordered the oakland airport to stop using their new name. at least for now, they recently changed their name to san francisco bay oakland international. filing a lawsuit in response saying the change is confusing travelers and violating sfo's trademark. today, the judge issued a preliminary injunction, blocking the name change until the legal process plays out. they say they are reviewing the ruling, weighing options. >>> today, the defense called a doctor to the stand in the murder trial of nima momeni. the defense trying to prove it is possible that lee may have initially had possession of the kitchen knife, and he could have been holding it when the defense says momeni redirected it towards lee in an act of self-defense. momeni is expected to testify some time this week. >>> the man accused of randomly stabbing a woman on a bart train have been charged with attempted charges. and he

here the silicon episode about us separated from one another. it is these tiny, tiny silver lines that we're talking about here. then jump into solar panel is to make the electricity available for an entire year's oil storage in a battery, for example, with a combination of thermal and mechanical and chemical recycling steps, rosie says they able to recover a 99 percent of the glass aluminum and copper 90 percent of the silicon and 95 percent of the suv. which means that that gets about 10 us solas walk ups to about out of each solar panels. the up to start class aluminum copper and silicon is plus $10.00. but of course, the recovered materials cost full, then bunch of materials. do you have the feeling that companies are willing to pay these premiums, that you have full recycled material? yeah, unfortunately, the don't say big premium. but today, all the big companies, all the induced companies in europe has very strong targets on c o. 2 reduction and using recycling that they owe these a very good way for then to reduce as to its way. nissan f

the other stuff, class aluminum copper and silicon is what? 10 bucks of costs recovered materials, cost old then bunch of materials. do you have the feeling that companies are willing to pay these premiums that you have for recycled material? yeah, unfortunately the don't say the premium, but today, all the big companies, all the induced companies in europe has very strong targets on c o. 2 reduction and using recycling that they all use a very good way for then to reduce their c o. 2 emissions from their rule materials . luckily for rosie and fonts is a so called gait feed, that every solar and pull to or cell must pay to recycling companies to make sure solar panels of rides fully taken care of. at their end of life, rosie say that can process around $3000.00 tons of solar panels per year here. not really that much compared to the millions of tons of trash expected in the upcoming years. and it's not even enough for them to break even. but they are already planning to build a facility 10 times bigger than germany, which should be able to han

the very first silicon valley election took place in 1992 when clinton went out to woo silicon valleythe democrats wanted to be seen as a pro-business, pro-tech party. the endorsement that silicon valley gave him three weeks ahead of that election actually did help in terms of shifting the mood somewhat. at that point he was already ahead in the polls. it does help in some way in terms of boosting the candidate's credentials. we have seen that happening this time with kamala harris and trump vying for silicon valley endorsements. ed: do you believe that technology is a priority for both campaigns in the selection? chris: absolutely. i think that when we have candidates competing for silicon valley votes and endorsements it actually means that it is a win-win for silicon valley irrespective if it is, harris or trump in the white house. caroline: broadly, we need to ultimately think about if the electorate do you think has that transparency, the knowledge that with endorsements, hitting the campaign trail, there might be positives for the companies that they run in the later half of the

i think that silicon valley generally is its best pr engine.d a lot of the work is not. for instance, on sound—based works, a lot of the researchers we've worked with have been like in barcelona, some of the best researchers for sound are based in europe. when it comes to the image model space, what characterises ai image models is they were pretty much all built in germany on datasets curated in germany. if you are training kind of like world—class scientists or remarkable artists or whoever it might mean, and ultimately they have to leave to the united states in order to realise their ambitions, that's a problem. you want clarity in order to be able to assume risk, right? because you can go, and i've known of people who do this and they hire 50 people, and then they have to shut shop because it turns out that they were out of bounds on certain on certain things. so regulation is good. there will always be a desire for somebody who's really good at telling a story or who's in person with people, right? i mean, actually, the value of this sourc

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she is retiring after 32 years of representing silicon valley.iccardo will replace her, and she says it's a great responsibility to take on not only the challenges from around the world. >> america's standing in the world, but then all the domestic priorities. so, you know, i wish my successor all the best. it's a huge job, enormous responsibilities, and it's a sacred trust that people place in us. >> she says on this veterans day, she can also reflect on the honor of serving district 16, helping to improve the lives of her constituents and leaving an imprint on silicon valley that will last for generations. >> i think i will spend the rest of my days in awe of the experience that i've had 42 years total, because i served on the board of supervisors in san mateo county. so now i'm going to get to, i think, maybe smell some roses as she says that she hasn't made any other commitments after she leaves office, but she is committed to spending more time with her baby granddaughter. >> lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news and alameda today held its annu

palmer i think people think you : got kicked out of silicon valley. palmer that is because i made a : $9,000 political donation. it is for the person to be -- for a person and put tech to support the person who supported the president does this year. emily he means this guy. : disputes he was fired for -- meta-disputes that he was fired for his political values but it was a rift so he turned attention to defense and set up shop in california. how did you get interested in defense technology? palmer i was able to work as a : lab technician on an army project called brave mind teaching -- it was treating veterans of ptsd with virtual reality exposure therapy. that was before i started oculus. i heard over and over that it was broken and they were being punished for doing the right thing. they were rewarded for the wrong thing. they made more money when they were over budget, and that got me worried in a world where we were running a new experiment as a country where for the first time in american history, tech companies were not working with dod. emily:

think about silicon valley. silicon valley has thousands of companies.hat it would take to operationalize their capabilities. it is a great way to partner and look at how we translate tech scout. i would also say training. not just training solutions, but talent. we have to constantly upscale our talent. we partner with others to do certification for our talent to keep them current and skilled. mobility to bring them across international, civil intelligence and dod operations to inform talent in a way that is a force multiplier for our customers. what is changing with the tech advancement, the way we do procurement and acquisition is involving. we pilot or partner with government to pilot capabilities and allows government access to broad industry and reach, but to define mission solutions where requirements are still evolving. the use of this technology is not well understood. it is a way we can pilot and scale capabilities in the way that we partner. that is going to help us create a more resilient cyber defense workforce as well. eric: i'm seeing you

and we see this silicon valley connections. for a long time we were thinking, okay, if that's kamala harris, who wins, there would be a lot of bay area connections. and now with donald trump winning, there's maybe even more bay area connections because of the silicon valley. and we still we still claim elon musk, even though he's in texas as a silicon valley guy. this is pretty incredible, this relationship with these two. yeah, it really is. it comes down to money, power and respect. raj mostly money, and there's a lot of it going around. so yeah, the bay area went voting wise largely for kamala harris, let's be honest about that. but there was enough of a niche, a moneyed power niche of ceos and venture capitalists to really help donald trump. so. elon musk. your gut feeling here, does he become just a special advisor to president elect trump like he kind of is now, or an actual cabinet position because he's got a lot of things. he's got tesla, right? he's got twitter. he's got spacex. there's a lot of things he's doing right

think about silicon valley. silicon valley has thousands of companies.t of which aren't familiar with how dod operates or what it would take to operationalize their capabilities. so, industry is a great way to partner and look at how we translate tech scout and bring whole scale solutions in a way that can accelerate mission. i would also say training. not just training solutions and capabilities but industry we invest heavily in talent. we have to constantly upscale our talent. we partner with companies like amazon, google, oracle, others to do certifications and training for our talent to keep them current and skilled. also talent mobility for training, bringing them across international, civil, intelligence and dod title 10 operations helps inform our talent in a way that's just a force multiplier for our customers. one thing i would highlight about industry and what's changing, with the tech advancement, the way we traditionally do procurements and acquisitions is evolving. we've seen a great use of the use of otas, which is where we partner with gov

what does a second trump presidency mean for silicon valley?take a look at how things could change when he takes office. plus this s certainly a first art created by an ai robot. heads to auction. and you mi jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?” jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... fashionable? i was gonna say- “popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!” can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with xfinity mobile. and see wicked, only in theaters november 22nd. out to world leaders and is set to meet with president joe biden at the white house this coming wednesday. meanwhile, democrats are picking up the pieces and pointing fingers following tuesday's devastating loss. here's abc's christiane cordero. >> president elect donald trump will return to the white house for the first time since he left office nearly four

i went to kentucky to they always do silicon holler. silicon. they did it here. silicon sand, whatever. it's ridiculous. i went there and i said, listen, nobody from silicon valley is coming here to open up a company. i'm sorry, they're not you're not trained enough. it's easier to do it offshore, blah, blah, blah. they appreciate it that i came there to talk to them and they were some people were like, i'm so glad someone came here to. talk to us and listen to our our issues. and i did. i was like what's your issues about? and they were like, well, is coal mining coming back? i'm like, no, they're going to have robotics do it. you're that owner over the minute he can replace you with a robot he's going to do it. he's going to lie to you about but he's going to do it because he wants to make money and you better pay attention to that. and so had this great dialog and they're like thank you for coming to talk to us. i said you've never been to san francisco to talk to me come to san francisco and hear my life like it was a really interesting. and then we found a l

caroline: everyone loves silicon. the silicon and the ipc is great but there is been so much cynicism around the adoption of arm-based pc's. what is stopping that? >> we see it differently. we launch the platform in may and have 20 designs. from may today we increased the design traction 20 times. we have 50 platforms across dell, hp, lenovo. caroline: are people buying them? >> sales are exceeding our expectations. the other thing is industrial. you asked me about iot. one thing that changed the iot industrial is ai at the edge, the ability to run ai at the edge. we can run a multibillion permit or model into a device at the edge. that changes the cost equation for a lot of companies who think it will be cheaper to do it in the cloud where they have specific needs. that inflection point is what gives us confidence will get $4 billion in industrial by 2029 and the other 2 billion we provided was for augmented reality and the meta-smart class. it is probably the favorite christmas gift. caroline: let's talk about an in

. >> coming up next, see how the next trump presidency could benefit tech companies in silicon valleys, celebrating a century of art at a san and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ rally continued. today, the dow didn't change much, losing less than a point. both the nasdaq and the s&p 500 ended trading with record highs. the rally comes as the federal reserve approved its second consecutive interest rate cut. it's lowering the rate by a quarter of a point to a low of 4.5%. the change was expected by some experts. it's a follow up to september's big half percentage point reduction. >> experts say the new trump administration may offer more than just cash benefits for silicon valley and the future of tech. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains how things could change come january if the bay area was its own country. >> it would be the 17th largest in the world, and as the home of talent, innovation and tech

silicon valley was thought of as reliably blue, it is blue and more than one way tonight, money move toward donald trump in the gop, they are saying wait a minute. >> i think what the democrats need to remind folks of is that tesla got funding for president obama. space x got started because ash carter under president obama helped elon get that facility. the democrats are the party that has invested in the scientific technology to help build silicon valley. >> the congressional democrats will still have the power to push back against extreme policies proposed by president-elect trump and prevent enactment of radical measures. >> political finger-pointing making headlines, nancy pelosi spoke about democratic losses in a podcast. she said that president biden should've dropped out of the race sooner. she also said that culture wars power the republican victory. >>> today, there was a lot of handholding about the next four years.. >> it feels more like a celebration than a funeral. the choir pumping energy into a room full of mostly democrats depleted by the tuesday election results los

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we have a lot of the leaders in the tech sector out of silicon valley.for them, it's building a portfolio of options around the world. >> they call that a passport portfolio. where are the wealthy going? malta, for about $650,000 plus fees, you can get citizenship and live and work anywhere in europe. st. lucia and antigua also popular. but portugal is the favorite that requires an investment of 250,000 euros. you have greece, spain, and italy also big for americans right now. the prices, though, are going up, so better act fast. greece is doubling the price of its golden visa for certain parts of the country. for a complete guide of moving overseas after the election, go to any newsletter, "inside wealth" at cnbc.com. and the numbers are stagger ing. you look at the applications, it's americans, americans, americans, and we've never seen this. >> i wonder if it's what don was talking about, there are going to be these expiring tax cuts in 2025, and with the deficit, it's hard to see where rates don't go higher, personal rates, maybe some estate planning

>> liccardo and low both say the high cost of living, child care and homelessness in silicon valley are issues that they want to address in congress. stay with us here on ktvu and on the new fox local app for extensive election day coverage. fox local is free to download for our phone or smart tv. we'll have results and analysis from the national and local races. our election coverage continues after the break. coming up on tonight's west coast wrap, the security measures underway as authorities prepare for possible problems and an important vote up in washington state. >> the weeks long boeing strike that's now coming to an end. and now the company is thanking the white house for helping with negotiations and a beloved animal now missing in sonoma county. tonight, the increasing concerns for its safe return . there are trucks, and then there's the gmc sierra. available with the connected driving experience.... and the world's first six-function multipro tailgate. gmc sierra. it's the truck. get 0% apr on select 2024 sierra 1500 models. that's over 89 hundred total value when you trade

the report is from the think tank joint venture silicon valley.t found only one inch 805 homes in silicon valley are affordable for people in the middle class. middle class in california is considered to be a household that makes $100,000 a year. the report also found the high prices have widened the racial disparity in home ownership, and that the housing trend is getting worse across the state, in santa clara and san mateo county. the median price is almost double the price for the entire state, and prices were in the south bay are four times that of the national average. jessica, tonight's bay area proud is a great example of gratitude and how to repay the kindness of others, no matter how long ago or how far away. it has been ten years since yannick atanga played basketball at santa clara university's leavey center. here we go. right there. right there, right there. but it is still very much a court he considers home. it's like a home away from home. and that's like one of those feelings that you really can't describe. and you can't find it an

even silicon valley to politics. and let's face it, if you donate more than $100 million to a campaign and that campaign wins, you probably have a job waiting for you. and sure enough, donald trump just announcing that there's going to be the department of government efficiency and that elon musk will run that along with vivek ramaswamy. and there you have it. musk with already many jobs now having one, not an official cabinet position, but a job where he will be in charge of trimming the staff, which he did very much at twitter and x as we know, by like 75%. and so a lot of government employees today are worried about that man right there because of what he may do with a pen, you know, so you mentioned a lot of people go from business to politics. but, you know, a lot of people are wondering, is there a conflict of interest here because his companies do benefit from government contracts and subsidies. right. you said it. there is an absolute conflict of interest here. musk has deep ties, obviously, to spacex and sta

the 20th annual silicon valley turkey trot back in action today. how the race helps feed t thanksgiving day tradition. thousands of runners and walkers took part in the 20th annual silicon valley turkey trot. this morning, it is the largest thanksgiving day run in the country. nbc bay area's thom jensen was there. more than 23,000 people participated in this year's silicon valley turkey trot, the 20th annual turkey trot, and their entry fees and the donations from others will help feed thousands of families in need over the coming year. a chilly start to the 20th annual silicon valley turkey trot, with temperatures in the high 30s as runners prepared for the race. g.o.a.t. the cool weather didn't chill. the spirits of runners and walkers, and to be dressed up as a turkey is so awesome, and i can't wait to start moving because i'm freezing. a record turnout this year and that's good. according to organizers who say the main focus is giving to those in need in the bay area. so you're out here, you're running, you're having fun. but it's for a very go

the silicon valley, turkey trot is back ahead. we are live in the south bay with everything you need to know. if you're thinking about running this thanksgiving morning and the key funding, it helps deliver in the bay area. plus, speaking of tradition, the final preparations underway for this year's macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city. this is today in the bay. big time across the country. people watching that. but you're in the bay area watching us this morning or online somewhere else? yes, my mom in la. hi, mom. my mom in memphis. hey, mama. well, it is thursday, thanksgiving day. happy thanksgiving to you all out there. i'm marcus washington, and i'm kira klapper in for laura garcia, who's probably awake anyway. cooking right now. let's start with a look at the forecast. kari is off to. but cinthia pimentel is in and tracking what we can expect. i know once you're in morning news, you just wake up and you're ready to go. so good morning to all of our fellow users that have the morning off. it is a cold one. on this

how things could change for silicon valley come january. and how it's already benefiting some tech billionaires. >> all right, back to our top story. the new numbers for san francisco mayor are now in. let's check in with our monica madden live again at city hall. monica. >> it honestly was a little bit of a shift in the numbers i've got. i'm pulling it up right now, so bear with me. okay, so before in the first final round, after a couple rounds of the ranked choice voting, we had mayor london breed. she was at 43.66%. now she's at 43.8%. so just slightly getting a few more there. and then lurie. now he is at 56.2. previously he was at 56.34. so this has really barely moved in the last we just got. these numbers are from like 24,000 ballots. so still waiting on a lot of the ballots to get processed. the absentee ones. but already we are hearing that the san francisco chronicle is calling the race in favor of favor of daniel lurie. so we'll have to see. we're going to be checking in with the mayor's office about if you know, she plans to co

there is a bit of optimism returning to that old name of silicon valley and semiconductors.y with us. we will be right back. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ caroline: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." i'm caroline hyde in new york. ed: and i'm ed ludlow in san francisco. what a week reflected in the markets. look at the nasdaq. it is a 1% decline over the course of the week, which technically is the biggest disruption since the first of september. earnings is a part of that movement to both the upside and downside, but folded in some economic data and the fact we are bracing for an election next week, there is a lot going on. the three names we are looking at are the big ones. earnings last night was wild in terms of three names that reported at the same time. starting with amazon, really pushing higher. biggest jump since february of this year. strength in aws, but going into the final three months of the year. apple down. grew everywhere in the world apart from china. and intel is really pushing higher. really difficult quarter gone. some hope in the outlook for th

we're asking what a second trump presidency could mean for silicon valley.rting with breaking news, a federal court just ordered the oakland airport to stop using their new name. at least for now, they recentng

silicon valley and other parts of the country. mr.riffs targeting china would be a less expensive way to help america's semiconductor industry. >> well, some democratic leaders in sacramento say they're concerned about a decision that's expected to raise gas prices significantly. in california, the state air resources board approved the new clean air rule last week, and the complex update to the state's low carbon fuel standard is expected to increase costs on oil refineries in an effort to decrease greenhouse gases by 30%. the cost of those cleaner fuels is expected to be passed directly on to consumers. >> that's okay. we don't dispute their policy and their intent. i would just like the policy makers to take accountability for what they're doing. >> in a statement, assembly speaker robert rivas said he's concerned that gas prices may be adversely affected some analysts say they expect some oil refineries will decide it's not worth doing business in the state, which could mean shorter supplies and driving up costs. even higher. >> c

the fda jumped in congress, held hearings after the episode and they banned silicone breast implants.ironically, on the argument that there was no long term data, even though they had been used for decades in plastic surgeons, said we don't see any health consequences and at the same time they had received the application for oxycontin and approved it for chronic pain with a 14 day follow up period. they had approved it for chronic pain the irony and so women were basically told, don't you plant this idea and people get on it that the reason you're having autoimmune diseases or low energy or chronic fatigue is the silicone and the breast implant and. this became the largest about. a million women had a silicone breast implant up until early 1990s had almost. 440,000, signed on to mass tort litigation. it was really the birth. when you say, david, of mass litigation, yeah, it and it's not just the litigation was a moral panic that was i don't to say created by the fda, but certainly was dramatically reinforced by the fda's on decision, which was taken because of concerns. i think in fa

they're getting influx of resumes from silicon valley. now, if you just go back about, i don't know, two, three, four, five, six years ago, silicon valley was a democratic stronghold, still is in many ways, but because of what we've seen this elon musk connection now with donald trump and donald trump courting the silicon valley folks is that they expect several silicon valley folks to come in to senior administration positions, as well as throughout the government. so could be an interesting four years. >> and just for our viewers keeping score at home, that was the back of kate balduan's head. >> one good-looking back of the head. >> goes without saying. but mark, very quickly, we do learn, generally, about key senior administration officials. it takes, sometimes, just days to get the appointment of a chief of staff, which requires a senate confirmation hearing? >> absolutely. and the question is, who's going to be the chief of staff right now. the chief of staff doesn't have to be confirmed. there's a lot of talk that his campaign mana

it's difficult to predict what areas he was to be put on, so lots of people in silicon valley got late, they can change if you will. donald trump, ithink change if you will. donald trump, i think it is doubtful the fact that he would come around on climate change and be around on climate change and be a climate action person, that b said. , a climate action person, that b said, , ., a climate action person, that b said. , ., , said. sorry to interrupt, the question — said. sorry to interrupt, the question would _ said. sorry to interrupt, the question would be - said. sorry to interrupt, the question would be if- said. sorry to interrupt, the question would be if elon i said. sorry to interrupt, the . question would be if elon musk gets some role in the cabinets at the white house, what role he would have and also what influence you can exert. the question will be what his motivation is? is he there to advocate for things like tesla and twitter and space or be a lobbyist or influence for the common good, people will wonder about his motive. i5 common good, people will wonder about his

and the question is, we can make robots out of silicone, but can we actually make them with embedded that the sensors themselves are also soft and so this is an example of a robotic arm where the sensors have been actually 3-d printed while the silicone of the arm cures and so now, the sensor is fully integrated inside the hand, and it does-- and the hand does not have any hard components. any hard parts. so that's exciting because we can now really make not just soft bodies, but soft bodies with integrated soft sensors and other electronics. now, the other thing we need for robots is better brains. and this is actually a very important issue because i'm sure you have seen a lot of great results from ai systems and you might ask yourself why not just use today's ai systems in order to give robots better brains? the problem is that today's ai systems operate in the digital world and this means that -- this means that they need huge computations. now, for robotic brains, we need the brain that computers that fit on the body, the ai fish, it requires servers, and furthermore, today's ai

so leslie bacho, the ceo second harvest of silicon valley. leslie, thank you so much for your good work and happy early thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving. thanks. alanna. for your health, california. public health officials have identified a possible case of bird flu. an alameda county officials say that a child tested positive for bird flu while exhibiting some mild upper respiratory symptoms. the child whose age is not being released, had no contact with an infected animal, according to officials. and a took follow-up test that came back negative for the disease on kron. 4 news at 2. we spoke with alameda county health officer doctor nicholas moss. >> one thing that we haven't seen yet with these recent bird flu outbreaks is the documented human trans human human transmission. that's been reported. rarely but not in recent years. and then you see a dead bird, for example, or animal don't and a little less yet proper training equipment. and also we really recommend past right is there's a possibility that you could see bird flu virus bronxvil

now, experts say a new trump administration may offer more than just cash benefits for silicon valley and the future of tech. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains how things could change come january. >> if the bay area was its own country, it would be the 17th largest in the world, and as the home of talent, innovation and technology, silicon valley would be the driving economic force. experts are hopeful that its role could become even greater with the trump presidency. jim wunderman is the president and ceo of the bay area council. >> i think a lot of folks in silicon valley are really hopeful that this will be a new day for them. and, you know, we need to help technology all we can. >> kris farmer is the ceo of signalfire, a venture capital and technology firm based in san francisco. he says right now, antitrust laws, higher taxes and overregulation are stifling innovation, especially in the still growing field of ai. last year, president joe biden signed an executive order that placed guardrails around ai development. while not providing details. trump has pro

and so let's make sure that your voices are heard in this final stretch. >> silicon valley's district6 is up for grabs for the first time in over three decades, making it a highly contested race. both evan low and sam liccardo are democrats, and the last two people standing after an unprecedented three way tie was broken in the primary recount. >> of the candidates in this race, i'm the only candidate endorsed by the california democratic party alongside governor gavin newsom, teachers and firefighters and police officers. because of my ability to tackle results and have a record to show, that's what i'll do in congress. >> we just voted for you today. >> former san jose mayor liccardo is also making his final effort for tuesday's election by talking to as many voters as possible and making calls. now it's up to voters to choose if liccardo or low will represent them in dc. >> every one of the four daily newspapers that served this district have endorsed me, because they're asking the same question that i think every voter should ask, which is, what are you going to do and what have y

today in the bay's thom jensen is live at the starting line of the 20th annual silicon valley, turkeyyou're still all alone out there, tom. we're getting a few more people here. there's a few more volunteers definitely showing up in the past half hour or so. but we're still, you know, two hours from race time. very cold out here. we're seeing everybody really bundled up as they come out. we expect to see 20,000, more than 20,000 racers and walkers again this year. this is the largest thanksgiving day run like this in the nation. more than 26,000 volunteers over the years have contributed over the past 20 years to the turkey trot, and more than 300,000 runners and walkers have participated. it's one of the major donors to nonprofits like healthier kids foundation, second harvest, and many more food pantries. the silicon valley leadership group partners with and is sponsored by applied materials and puts on theace. it has contributed to more than $13 million back to the community over the past 20 years of the turkeyrot. this participation has translated to 10 million, literally over 10

the outgoing congresswoman talked about her final days representing silicon valley in district 16. says it has been an honor to serve her district, and that she hopes her work helped improve the lives of her constituents and silicon valley. as a whole. as she still plans to be active in her community after leaving office. >> you know, there's room everywhere across the community to do good things for people, and i've always been attracted to that, so they'll see me around town. >> as she represented silicon valley in congress for more than 30 years, former san jose mayor sam liccardo will now represent that district in congress. >> well, an x rated mistake is forcing the mattel toy company to pull tens of thousands of wicked branded dolls from store shelves. these dolls show characters from the upcoming movie musical wicked. the packaging was supposed to promote a link to the universal movie studios website from wicked. but instead, people were referred to a website. >> this printing connected to the internet that picked up the wrong link was this sabotage? you've got to do everyth