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russia is building its version of the silicon valley and the village of. the would be silicon valley will get special tax rates and other incentives but will this project make russia the country of world class and evasive products nobel prize winner and co-chair of the skull covered size city project. is here to answer this question. this is one of the most respected scientists in the world does research into semiconductors has become a cornerstone for all modern high tech devices his work in the nobel prize ten years ago when russian president medvedev said he wanted modernization and you know patients in the economy and industry was definitely thinking of people like to take the lead it's seen as a priority to restore russia's intellectual potential and stop the brain drain. on his american colleague roger kornberg have been invited to spearhead a scientific c.t.d. a moscow the russian silicon valley today's arrest has come to spotlight to talk about what's ahead for the russian science. thank you very much for coming and coming to the studio well first

i think silicon valley is america. it's the createivity. we'll beat all of them. >> we'll stop it there. >> we'll work with them too. >> dr. worden, thank you for being with us this morning. we continue our nasa theme this morning after the break with perhaps one of nasa's least favorite former employees, former lunar module pilot and moon walker, ed mitchell, when "press: here" continues. >>> welcome back to "press: here." when my next guest was 40 years old, he took a trip that changed his life. ed mitchell stepped on the moon february 5, 1971, as the sixth man to do so his name isn't as well known as neil armstrong but he gained fame when he revealed he conducted experiments into extra sensory perception, esp, during the flight, and made more waves when he said he believed creatures from other planets had visited earth. nasa, by the way, does not agree with dr. mitchell on that point. dr. mitchell was not able to meet with us here this sunday morning so i pretaped an interview with him ahead of time. one note in the interview i called th

no more than 50 people, mostly business leaders from the silicon valley, many who submitted questionso be asked of the governor. the topics they discussed ranged from job creation, also how to deal with education and one of the hottest topics being pension reform. certainly in everything the governor said at the san jose silicon valley chamber of commerce, the point he kept returning to is that reform is needed. he said it would be economic suicide to continue down the path of borrowing and increasing taxes to deal with the budget shortfall. one of the biggest problems they need to revamp is the pension system. revenues grow but pension payments have skyrocketed and the governor says he's not going to sign a budget until the legislature agrees on pension reform which could save billions of dollars to go elsewhere. >> i would have over $3.7 billion more in other -- for other programs. i would give some money for in-home supportive services, more money for higher education. i would have more money for community colleges. i would have more money for k-12, more money for child care and th

our forte is chip design. >> there's a bit of a cold war between nicholas's group and silicon valley. they have been criticizing -- >> and answer this quickly. >> do you think silicon valley needs to play a greater role for the benefit of the emerging world? >> i think so. marvel takes leadership. i think, you know, when you run a business it is important to also help for a good cause. and that's our company's mission as well. >> that's all the time we have. we'll be back in just a moment. >>> that's our show for this week. our thanks to the guests. in the meantime, check out pressheretv.com for archived shows. thank you for making us part of our sunday morning. ...

. >> for silicon valley, it's like aet swi packet switch people mo, like the internet for people. >> reporter: san jose is thinking about bringing them here to link the airport with cal train and bart station, light rail, the convention center and possibly office parks and retail centers. the vta just dedicated $4 million for a feasibility study. laura is the sustainability officer for san jose's department of transportation. >> we're going to do an analysis in the next nine months that will give us an in-depth analysis, is it really ready? and also fees ability financially. can we operate the system? it's not going to put us in the hole. >> reporter: if the answers are yes, the next phase will be designing a system and selecting a vendor. the u.k. based ultrashows its system here, but there are other companies out there. san jose estimates the cost at $200 million, much cheaper than a $600 million estimate for an underground people mover. in october, san jose will host an international pod car conference. the city thinks there is more than a transit opportunity here. the silicon val

the sort of changes that might have benefited silicon valley. silicon valley is working hard to position itself as a leader in green technology. there are a number of big solar firms both making and installing solar panels and, of course, fuel cell company bloom energy made huge news with its coming out party earlier this year. and not just hardware. software, too, running smart meters and power plants, software helping companies measure their car about an output, their green effort, and the savings that result. t the company that helps companies track their car about an outpit and imagine if the energy bill had anything to do with carbon. were you horribly disappointed -- it was all going to be about counting carbons. >> if you go back even to copenhagen, this was a lot of excitement away carbon. what our company focuses is on matching alternative technologies. there's $30 billion put into that. pore chun 5,000 companies have never consumed anything around reducing energy. on so it's $3 trillion killy wat hours. there are 300 kilowatt hours in

and this is a teleconferencing robot called qb and it is made right here in a start of silicon valleynd gabriel slate's tech report >> and this is the silicon valley calls this a toll present avatar and more mobile and interactive. elvis qb and ae this is a motivmobile and what t sees shows a video stream and hears whatit hears and speak through the qb. >> erin, and i work for anybots. >> and you can hold conversations with people is like a two-way audio. the idea is to help companies with traveling. to enable and the teamwork easier. and also one lcd screen regan disbelievers totals. this could last eight hours, off of a battery charge and is available for pre-order. is $15,000. for more information call look at my tech page and silicon valley. >> more and more expected mothers are seeing their mot children and three d ultrasounds it is really taking off. experts are using this same sound waves as a regular ultrasound but they're changing the with the there been conveyed. and you can see the clarity, and families are lining up and it is as looking through a window. and even more emot

only 300 companies with the silicon valley.ash to spend being cisco, google and apple fueling wall street this morning but investors also dealing with head winds out there in the form of higher unemployment claims. weekly jobless benefits spiked by another 12,000 to a half million over the past week. that's the highest total since november of last year. clearly, there has been no improvement in the job market. that will weigh on the economy going forward. dow, nasdaq and s&p down. looking at those two shares of intel and mcafee, right now intel is down 2.5%. that typically happens with a company that's making the purchase. their earnings will take a hit in the short term because of that since they are spending the money. mcafee meanwhile up 57% to just over $47. the deal basically puts a people are you know of about 60% over mcafee's closing price yesterday at $48 per share. john and julie? >> if you owned mcafee yesterday you're setting pretty. >> if you knew about this ahead of time good deal. >> the securities and exchange c

russia is building its version of the silicon valley in the village of moscow the would be silicon valley will get special tax rates and other incentives but will this project make or russia the country of world class innovative products nobel prize winner and co-chair of the skull provoke science city project. is here to armed services.

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>> well, you know, hp is -- as i said, is a symbol of silicon valley. the garage where it was created is designated as the birthplace of silicon valley. for a long time it's been known as a company that created -- a company of engineers that created a lot of excellent products and had this collegial culture. but then over the past decade -- and mark hurd's resignation actually capped a very tough decade for hp where they had, during the carly fiorina years you had the proxy war over compaq and then she was dismissed, and then for a time -- over the last five years it seemed like the company was in good shape. the stock was rising. it was becoming much more global, a powerful competitor. but then this happened. and you're right. people are starting to worry that every few years something like this happens. >> i know we're wondering sort of what this actually was. and we may never know. but it almost seems like something that maybe could have even been kept quiet and didn't necessarily have to be a career killer. were there other things that played into t

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of course i could imagine going back to silicon valley. [laughter]. this is on tv. >> [laughter]. >> i can't. there are a couple of reasons. i could not go back because i don't have that mind set anymore. the things that have become important to me are not necessarily in sync with those things that would need to be important to be successful. >> could you talk a little bit, i think of the many things that were disturbing one was that 2 were raped and to love the child. i would think hate the father. and how did you play that, you did it nicely but it seemed to me that would be a big stretch. >> it would be a big stretch. but it happened a lot. and again, it's having to live with that dichotomy. it's having to live that things that contradict one another. i know that i grew up on stories and one of the morals of which was always you love your child no matter what. you know. you love your child no matter what. that piece of it i have no stretch in trying to figure out the how you feel about the father is more of a stretch but you see that even in -- i'm

sandra is the ceo of healthy silicon valley and joins us here on "comunidad del valle." i shared the story with you before the cameras came on about a barbecue, a family barbecue. my nephew reaches into an ice cooler and i say there's water over there. he says why? it's only my fourth one. is that what we're dealing with. we're in love with soda pop? >> i would say within all communities but the latino community is strongly affected right now. if you stop and think about a soda, some of those sodas have about 48 grams of sugar. that means if you divide that number by four, that equals 12 teaspoons of sugar per can. if you get four cans that your nephew is getting and you put 12 in the first one and mix it with water and 12 in the second one and mixes it with water and he just drank all of those together. it's an enormous amount of sugar. again, we do push on drinking water. it's the best thing to do for the body. but to recognize how to read labels and how to look at the grams of sugar that are in what our children consume. >> i'm not his parent so i couldn't say put tha

only in the silicon valley. at bass come avenue and renova drive you can get something you can't get at most other street corners. time. >> that's great to know. i didn't know that. >> reporter: santa clara county is testing what they call adaptive pedestrian timing, in other words a smart crosswalk. here is how it works. if you're still crossing the crosswalk when the timer runs out the sensors know you're still in the middle of the road. so it will hold all this traffic for you until you're safely across on the other side. the system was built with typical silicon valley innovation using microwave sensors and during the last month of testing less than a quarter needed the extra time to cross even though it is located next to busy county hospital. >> it's kind of a win-win situation. >> santa clara county engineer thinks with new smart crosswalks they can meet their guidelines and still keep drivers moving. >> but you're taking that time and providing that time only when it's needed. >> >> slower pedestrians. >

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is coming back to buy tech start-ups in silicon valley. >> whether we like it or not, china is coming to us. it's not a question of going there, they're coming here, chinese companies or internet. >> reporter: it's all because of an explosion of mobile phone use in china. 570 millions and growing as shown in this video provided by china in a box. there is a need to create gaming, music download sites and social networking. things that silicon valley does well. >> we're going to be seeing the next i'd say next 12 to 18 months certainly a lot more companies that will be focusing their investment pitches to chinese companies as many of them have already set up branch offices here in the valley. >> reporter: of course, the issue of censorship comes autopsy after google decided to stop blocking search results in china. >> they might be a little bit more controlling over it, more overseeing. at least help -- they'll probably help us tailor the message better for their local client users. >> reporter: yet google remain has partner, selling ads on a new chinese music site. >> we'll work more

it was built with typical silicon valley innovation using microwave test terse.y discovered something in the testing over the last month, less than a quarter of the pedestrians needed the extra time to cross even though it's located next to the busy county hospital. >> a wynn situation. >> reporter: santa clara traffic engineer thinks they can meet their new federal guidelines and still keep drivers moving. >> but you're taking that time and providing that time only when it is needed. >> reporter: applying for slower pedestrians such as celine delgado who is 8 months pregnant. >> i don't have to walk too fast, if my water brace any time, i can kind of slowly stop walking and it knows that i'm coming. >> reporter: but for brisk walkers like frank chavez they get across with time to spare. >> you figure somebody is older, is handicapped, they need that time and should be given that time. >> reporter: so as we all get a little older, take a few extra seconds, smart crosswalks promise to make sure you take no more and no less than what you need. and so the systems ar

we are the home of silicon valley, and we're also the home of sacramento.o i don't know if the one cancels -- >> the other one out. right. >> the state has had real difficulties in managing computer systems. and this is a complex computer system in which 1,000 districts are supposed to feed their data into one computer system, and it has a lot of trouble. so other states are far ahead of california in using what they call a student longitudeinial data system. so yeah. california lost 14 points alone on that fact. >> to what extent was it not possible to win this without union support? >> yeah. it's really difficult. it's difficult on two grounds. number one, they rate -- they look at the participation of unions as a reflection of the -- all the elements in your educational community. superintendents, school boards, and unions. only about 1/3 of the unions participated in it. so can you win it? it's difficult. but if there's a third round and if some of the unions that are now discussing in los angeles the use of really performance -- factors of performance

. >> a big selloff for one silicon valley firm. plenty of hp investors sold their shares.he palo alto tech giant's future became a lot less certain, looking for a replacements at the top, hp's stock price dropped close to 8% today. >>> a woman at the center of hurd's resignation stepped forward, jody fisher says she is saddened by the scandal and despite filing a sexual harassment against hurd, she did not want the situation to end with him losing his job. >>> highway patrol in the sacramento area are planning to do a serious crackdown on drivers who are caught texting or holding a cell phone when they drive. they are dedicating tomorrow to zero tolerance behind the wheel. anyone caught without a hands-free device will be cited. a minimum fine of $20 for first offense, you add in the court costs and the first offense ticket could cost as much as $138. also against the law serving alcohol to minors, the state legislature is considering a bill that is receiving bipartisan port. >>> eye-opening details are surfacing in the case of livermore mother charged with having sex with

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and i think from silicon valley and even in l.a. >> but isn't that their problem? if the infrastructure isn't scaling to meet the users' demands, isn't that why they're a for-profit supposedly technology communications company, to fix that problem? >> that's absolutely -- >> you said they're providing it like it's a service. this is a business. we pay them a lot of money tore access to the internet. i mean, it's sort of their problem if it's not scaling enough. >> i think that where they're concerned is that they're going to have to build out more infrastructure in order to make the internet stay the way that it is. i mean, initially, 1995 when people started using the internet there were so few users. and i'd say in the last five years we've seen usage rates skyrocket. laptops are more affordable. computing devices generally are more affordable. i think that's why we're seeing so many more people on the internet. not to mention the iphone, the blackberry and the other things we use to -- >> and i think joseph menn's readers would say at "financial times," would sa

russia is building its version of the silicon valley in the village of moscow that would be silicon valley will get special tax rates and other incentives but will this project make or russia the country of world class and evasive products nobel prize winner and co-chair of the skull size city project. is here to answer this question . has a daughter who is one of the most respected scientists in the world does research into semiconductors has become a cornerstone for all modern high tech devices his work around him the nobel prize .

he scheduled a discussion at the silicon valley chamber of congress. there is a $19 billion gap that they're trying to fix. the democrat's latest plan to retroactively increase income tax was blasted while cutting the state sales tax. the state assemblyman says it could reduce the tax burden but others says the numbers don't add up and an opinion piece in the l.a. times knocked supporters and the governor. former senator sheila james kiln writes the governor tried to muscle lawmakers with things like rolling back vehicle license fees which ballooned the deficit. show said instead of negotiating, he is willing to wait it out until he gets his way. >>> cowardly corporate political correctness, those are the harsh new words from oracle ceo larry ellison this morning to the "new york times" as he blasts hp for revealing a sexual harassment allegation against former ceo mark hurd, even though the claim was unfounded. ellison went on to call the move the worst personnel decision since the idiots on the apple board fired steve jobs many years ago. this mornin

. >>> governor schwarzenegger came to the "bay area today" to brainstorm with silicon valley business leaders about how to the state's budget crisis. the governor talked to members of the silicon valley commerce talking about job creation and pension reform. he says a big problem area is that california needs to revamp the pension system. schwarzenegger says it would be a economic disaster to keep borrowing and increasing taxes to deal with the $19 billion shortfall. >> we have to have those reforms the legislators, democrats and republicans are working on this but they know that i'm very adamant about becoming more efficientbility the way we spend our money. i'm a big believer that we're not short on revenues. we're more short on the way we distribute the money bookmaker's governor says he will not sign a budget unless they save on pension reform and that could save billions of dollars that could be used elsewhere. >>> a new jobs' bill and its goal is to save is job of more than 300,000 teacher, police officers and public service employees. democrats hope it will help to bail them ou

everyone in silicon valley and in seattle is proclaiming the end of privacy.hat is something we want. i am not sure what the future of humanity is. if all we do is live extern telling -- externally, i am very worried about it. >> do you think that what happens is you define yourself or we define ourselves by the public life and not the private life? >> right. we are entering what people in silicon valley are calling the "reputation economy." everything is defined by are the identity online. the private then becomes irrelevant, but comes shriveled, and there are guys like jeff jarvis, who proclaimed the age of publicness where privacy is over and people are celebrating the end of secrecy, which is very terrifying. >> we have 600 million social networks -- social networking people declaring the into their privacy. you think they will not get that privacy back? >> i do not think everyone uses the privacy tools they have available online at the moment. i do not think they are educated to understand where these tools are and how they are supposed to be used. >> so

you see in here with the robot does it is made by nt box is based in silicon valley will cost $15,000 when it comes out this fall. >> i live look outside from our roof cam downtown san francisco overcast here right now and close to the coast line. as you move in and even into the bay temperatures are warmer this afternoon. our inland spots of the '80s the lower 80s 87 in antioch. warning out north bay back into the '70s and our no. relocations. most in the upper '70's in the south bay right now. overall temperatures up at least a couple degrees of these two to five degrees but some places a little bit more than that. deerfield livermore both up 8 degrees for 24 hours ago. were going to see another day like today tomorrow. the fog is up and down the coast rate now it will still back into the day it we will still have dense fog and drizzle close to the coast tonight. to morning a little less salt in a little bit warmer a degree or two warmer tomorrow. were going to go back to the cool side on sunday into next week. temperatures well below average will take a look to church and the forec

a silicon valley feud has calmed. the chip companies and video company say they'll set aside their long-running fuel feud r a while. each company saw its share price rise by about 4%. not enough to boost the overall market. stocks downs by the biggest margin in a month and a half despite slightly better retail sales' numbers. the retail sector hoped for a hot summer but have settled for barely lukewarm because consumers aren't spending any northern they have to. retail sales 4/10 of a percent last month, less than expected and another sign that consumers are still worried. >> consumers are saving money and paying down debt and now everybody is going, oh, my gosh, consumer spending is nowhere where it should be. consumers are making the rational choice. >> reporter: the white house hoped to convince america this was a recovery summer. the message now -- it could have been worse. >> it is going to to take a while to get out of that hole. >> reporter: meanwhile, retailers see a change in spending habits. >> a targeted ne

. >> and from silicon valley to space, the bay area technology to help u.s.roops. >>> hello again. thanks for hanging out with us this morning. it is 7:30 in the morning, it is saturday, and it is another kind of chilly start to a day in the bay area. thanks for joining us. i'm garvin thomas, he is craig herrera. he has the chilly details. >> you saw the cloud cover in oakland all over the bay area waking up to, taking a while to burn it off. in the 50s, not only the beaches. livermore, fairfield, over to san jose at the airport a 60 there but lots of cloud cover. the wind from the northwest at 7 to 10 miles per hour. looking at fairfield across the tri-valley we have gusty winds getting pulled into the central valley. we're running about the same as this time yesterday and that fog is going to be with us most of this morning through the afternoon. some sunshine, bayside and inland. only 70s and 80s for afternoon highs. we'll enjoy the sunshine if you go to the giants game, a little bit of sunshine. a little breeze going on as well. but that's at 1:10. along

well over 100 start-ups in silicon valley are working on it. one of them is bloom energy.heir invention? a little power plant in a box they want to put, literally, in your backyard. you'll generate your own electricity with the box, and it'll be wireless. the idea is to one day replace the big power plants and transmission line grid the way the laptop moved in on the desktop, and cell phones supplanted landlines. it has a lot of smart people believing and buzzing, even though the company has been unusually secretive, until this past february, when k.r. sridhar invited us to be the first news organization to take a look at the innards of the bloom box that he'd been toiling on for nearly a decade. what could this power? >> k.r. sridhar: this could power a u.s. home, average united states house... >> stahl: entire house? >> sridhar: entire house, 24/7, 365. >> stahl: something that small? >> sridhar: the way we make it is in two blocks. this is a european home. the two put together is a u.s. home. >> stahl: because we use twice as much energy, is that what you're saying? >>

. >> jeam and silicon valley -- sacramento and silo con valley are only a few miles apart. they might as well be on different plan nets. sacramento, unaffected. silicon valley gave us apple and ebay -- >> our political editor, randy randy shandobil asked abouted ad. >> if i understand your ad it seems to be making point that the folks down in sacramento can't be getting the job done? >> is that what you're saying? >> that's exactly what i'm saying. in sacramento, complex problems seem to create gridlock and an inability to get anything done. you pointed it out. we're in day 56. without a budget we're about to run out of money. schools are not getting the money they need. workers don't know whether there will be more furloughs are not. we need to get this done. >> six years ago when governor schwarzenegger was running, first running, he said he was fresh blood. he said he had a business background. he said he had a business background and here we are. >> yeah. well, governor schwarzenegger and i have entirely different backgrounds. i've led and managessed big corporations. h

certainlin everything the governor said at e san jose silicon valley chambe of commerce, the point heept returning to is that reform is needed. he said it would be economic suicide to continue down the path of borrowing and increasing taxes to deal with the budget shortfall. one the biggest problems they need to revamp is the pension system. revenues grow but pension paymentsave skyrocted and the governor says he's not going to sign a budget until the legislature agrees on pension reform which could save billio of dollars to go elsewher >> i would have over $3.7 billion more in other -- for other programs. i would give some money for in-home supporve services, more money for higher education. i would have more money for communy colleges. i would have more money for k-12, more money for child care and the list es on and on and on. now i have to make cuts because the pension is crowding it out. >> other issues in the legislatures being dealt with are budget reform like keepin taxes for businesses to grow and hire more people. the governor commended silicon valley for its green tech job

. >>> the humane society silicon valley is host tgs summer music and wine festival at its new location in mill peteas. hundreds of families along with their pets, of course, spent the day sipping wine, eating snacks and checking out all the facility has to offer. >> humane society silicon valley is so much more than an adoption facility. we have got all kinds of programs and services that we want the public to know about, such as doggy day care, boarding, grooming. we've got a dog park. a medical center. education programs for kids and teens. >> on hand for the event was abby the surfing dog in the film "marmaduke." they were able to saemp beer, wine and receive special discounts. the festival ends tonight at 6:00. >> how many oscars did "marmaduke" win? >> i don't know. the dog looks cute. >> chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is here with another terrific day. for those of you who don't like your sum tears hot -- >> yeah, toeltsly. no complaints coming into the weather center. the past week or so, even though we are going to be going down in the record books here for the month of july.