finally in silicon valley despite that most of the companies that have debuted are from silicon valley. what took so long? >> people are more efficient these days. they're trying to be more productive. we had it in san diego and places like paul springs where people go off campus and stay for a couple days and network well. we realize we were missing energy and excitement from silicon valley itself where you have all of the deal makers, investors wanting to be efficient with their time. we just -- i came in as executive producer this year and decided enough is enough. talked to enough venture capitalist who couldn't make it out to san diego or palm springs but they would love to just drive down 101 to santa clara which is where we're having it. >> why do companies need to go to your conference? why do they pay $18,000 to go on stage for six minutes when they can come on "press: here" and interview with scott mcgrew and get on for free. >> or participate in other conferences which should remain nameless but that make a point that they don't charge anything and have actually techcrunch i

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. >> why is this important to silicon valley? as we expand, that increases and expands our competitiveness in silicon valley and in the state. >> reporter: he says 40% of all jobs in silicon valley are directly or indirectly the result of trade. since california represents 5% of the world's economy, that means 95% of the markets e outside of the state. as he talked about traveling to south korea and china, the lawyers were in court trying to convince state workers to live with state money. >> one single tax dollar is being used for the trade mission. >> as the silicon valley has silicon chips and we have chips in san joaquin valley, the movies are a key part of our economy in the los angeles area. >> reporter: about 100 business leaders throughout the state will be traveling with the governor on the trip. the governor is counting on this trip and an important trade agreement between the u.s. and korea to double the money now gets in foreign trade. the non-profit pays for all of his trade mission trips overseas. kraig debro, ktvu

kcbs radio's matt bigler shows us how silicon valley could end up benefitting big time. >> reporter: governor schwarzenegger will be in china later this week for a six-day tour, at which time he is expected to sell silicon valley as the host of the 2020 world expo. that's according to the "san francisco chronicle." form early-morning known as the world's fair -- formerly known as the world's fair, it's being hosted in shanghai this year and so far has attracted nearly 50 million visitors so it's a very high-profile event. we talked to one leading advocate here in silicon valley, who said that having the governor as pitchman in chief will be a big shot in the arm when it comes time to convince the world to should be here in silicon valley. this would cost millions to prepare the region for this. at the same time, it would leave silicon valley with upgraded infrastructure and facilities as is generally the result of the world expo. i'm matt bigler in san jose for cbs 5. >>> a big pot bust in the east bay hills today. investigators hauled away a dump truck full of marijuana plants. this

. >> big silicon valley "peyton place." but you're here to talk about passwords.any times have you thought of a password and then -- forgot it. >> how many different passwords do you have? >> and if you do them right, they're all unique. okay? maybe we don't all do that? but we're supposed to have a different password for everything. you don't want to lose them. once your good ones you don't want to lose them. a lot of folks keep them on paper. please don't put them on your monitor or in their wallet or purse or something. put them on a password manager. for example, here's an example a piece of software called splash id and it's a program you can run. >> just go to download.com to download a free trial version. put it on your iphone, android, blackberry or any device and it becomes a little program that's a secure password vault. one password for the program, unlocks all of the passwords that you have. so it's a little database if you will. >> i remember a little while ago you would enter all your passwords into this, right? >> yeah. >> and when you go to a websi

that's a silicon valley thing.nd agriculture output has actually been fairly strong all along. >> belva: let's talk about some of those, though, that are on the outside. the meeting and extension of benefits for unemployment insurance. older workers who are in mid-life and finding it tough. a little bit about how those 50-year-olds are doing. >> not well. it's really a sad thing that there are people -- you know, many of the people who are unemployed, something like 45 of the people currently unemployed in california have been unemployed for more than six months. and i don't have the numbers, but many, many more have been unemployed for more than a year or two years. and in fact the unemployment is really higher when you factor in the discouraged workers who've just given up looking for now. some industries have gone away. some people no longer have the, you know, freshest skills. and you know, frankly, despite all the laws about it, there's still plenty of ageism and discrimination against older workers in employm

our focus on silicon valley and what makes this area unique with art, technology and innovation and bringingo the public. >> that was jamie austin. >>> students walking around campus may have noticed a chair. this they started this tradition in 1916. it symbolizes wisdom and the plank is a sign of courage. they won't tell us how they placed the chair in its perch. no one has reported seeing a spider-man type maneuver. >>> advertising students gathered for a campaign that brought a major car manufacturer to campus. sjsu are working on a competition to introduce chevy to the campus which is the company's target audience. >> this is a competition. we'll be doing a whole chevy actual campaign on campus for everybody to get to know the new products of chevy. behind me is the chevy cruz. you saw it last night on the vmas. our job is to make san jose aware. >> this is start of the competition. advertising students are going to develop an entire campaign. >>> there's much more ahead on update news. when we return students weigh in on their playoff prediction for the san francisco giants. fest. >>> f

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governor schwarzenegger is at a silicon valley semiconductor company offering a preview of his upcomingrade mission to china. the governor toured marvel technology in santa clara within the last hour. schwarzenegger and a group of silicon valley leaders including marvel executives leave for china tomorrow. they'll end six days there promoting california business. the governor will ao make a pitch for the bay area to host the wor expo in 2020. the event ferm early known as the world's fair is now in shanghai and takes play ever five years. president obama says millionaires don't need a tax cut because they're less likely to spend the money and help the economy. he's proposing infrastructe structure investmentsnd business tax incentives. the white house is out of touch with the american public. he said there should be a freeze on all tax rates. >> how much oracle is plning to pay its co-president mark hurd. the redwood city company plans to pay the former. p. ceo $950,000 a year just in salary. is ao eligible for bonus of $500 million in the fisca year. but the biggest part of the packagi

i do come from silicon valley, so i should be able to learn this. [laughter] maybe i will just start with kind of my story as a social entrepreneur in the world of financial services, and then also talk about diversity in financial services and also silicon valley since that is where we are based. my story is i grew up in the inland empire, did walk the precincts, cared about the community. my parents gave me opportunities to go to schools like yail -- yale and stafford for business school. i want to help people use all the financial services outside of the mainstream to bring people into the mainstream. we started an organization which is a certified cdfi in california that give small responsible loans to help people build credit and move up the financial ladder. we are now over 260 employees, and we are growing at 20% a month. we have a lot of people working and busting out of our seams. my experience in the financial side is i think relevant to this discussion and to talk about diversity. the first thing is how many of you have tried to raise mon

questioning the silicon valley performance. robert honda reports. >> reporter: he took part in a round table discussion, but san jose silicon valley chamber of commerce, which announced its official support for her campaign.  >> let me say how proud that we are to endorse you for the u.s. senate, and we wish you all the best, and we look forward to new leadership. >> well, thank you so much. >> reporter: the round table of business leaders asked the candidate questions about her plans to create jobs and cut government spending. she said the keys are targeted tax relief for businesses, creating jobs that will be kept in america, and regaining leadership in high-tech innovation. >> we are destroying jobs in this state and in this nation because of the policies that barbara boxer has pursued. >> reporter: that has been the theme of the ads against boxer, and last night, boxer released what analysts call her first negative ad, pointing out thierini out sourced thousands of jobs. >> she doesn't understand that companies all throug

governor schwarzenegger is at a silicon valley semiconductor company offering a preview of his upcomingrade mission to china. the governor toured marvel technology in santa clara within the last hour. schwarzenegger and a group of silicon valley leaders including marvel executives leave for china tomorrow. they'll spend six days there promoting california business. the governor will also make a pitch for the bay area to host the world expo in 2020. the event ferm early known as the world's fair is now in shanghai and takes play every five years. president obama says millionaires don't need a tax cut because they're less likely to spend the money and help the economy. he's proposing infrastructure structure investments and business tax incentives. the white house is out of touch with the american public. he said there should be a freeze on all tax rates. >> how much oracle is planning to pay its co-president mark hurd. the redwood city company plans to pay the former h. p. ceo $950,000 a year just in salary. is also eligible for bonus of $500 million in the fiscal year. but the biggest p

jerry brown the knowledge and know-how to get california working again. >>> some of silicon valley'sst heavy hitters are making a pitch for the a's to move to san jose. bob redell is live in downtown with the latest move from 75 ceos. bob? >> garvin, the ceos of yahoo! cisco, ebay and 72 other silicon valley companies signed this two-page letter directed to bud selig urging him to move the a's out of oakland and here to downtown san jose so that the team could build a new stadium here in the downtown area. now, they argue that there would be a lot of corporate support, the a's would bring in a lot of new jobs, economic development to the downtown and they point out that the bay area is the only major league baseball market with two teams that is divided in two territories, the a's have the east bay and the giants have the peninsula and south bay. you compare this to chicago, l.a. and new york, where both team there's share the geography. bud selig is looking into the issue, but no word when they will come up with a recommendation. the a's have hired an architect to start designing th

mientras tanto aqui, en la bahia el gobernador se prepara para viajar a asia para tratar que silicon valley la sede de un evento tecnologico en el 2020 y para lo que se requiere estructura, lo interesante es que ese evento duraria meses y se dice que atra millones de visitantes y de divisas, le estaremos informando si es aprobado silicon valley para este evento >> en mñxico, hermaine mantiene en alerta de huracan a la frontera de mñxico con texas, se expendio la alerta desde el rio san fernando, los vientos de hermaine llegan a las 50 millas por hora y se espera que se fortalezca mas. >> en los titulares de hoy se habla de serios retos de mñxico en su bicentenario, esto no solo por las bandas de narcos, sino que si no recuerda fue hace apenas unos años cuando estallo una bomba durante el grito de independencia en michoacan >> a raiz de las detenciones se ha confirmado que ese tragico 15 de septiembre si estaba vinculado a los carteles de las drogas y años despuñs ya vemos las situaciones lamentables que se estan dando en mñxico >> se habla de celebraciones especiales y en otra informacion i

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. >>> a personnel dispute in silicon valley tonight. former chief executive land a new job without taking his secrets with him? >> neighborhood complaints over the only gunshot. the owner tells us why he's being forced to reopen. >> and a major milestone in restoring the health of san francisco bay new wetlands where birds will be nesting this fall. >> getting a tree base is more difficult than advertised. 7 on your sis is coming up. >> good evening, we begin tonight a multi million dollar personnel battle between two silicon valley giants. >> hewlett-packard ask ora cal twochl companies fighting over services and competitive he sek keets from just one man. hp is now suing mark herd to keep him from taking a job at ora cal cell. abc 7 is live at hp head quarter was the story. >> reporter: silicon valley companies fight all the time over what is called porching executives and potential of trade secrets being shared but this lawsuit file today by hp is about

how social media is being made into art in silicon valley. >> and can you say cattle call?lines may soon be able to cram more people on your airplane. >>> bay area harvest season now in full swing. the worst thing that can possibly happen? rain. we'll tell you the date to we'll tell you the date to expect itself as 3q we believe keeping kids healthy can start with healthy hands. and when they wash up the last thing they need to touch is a germy pump. that's why we created the lysol no-touch hand soap system. it senses hands automatically and gives the perfect amount of soap to kill 99.9% of bacteria. for healthy tips and more, visit lysol.com/missionforhealth. as governor, he cut waste got rid of the mansion and the limo budgets were balanced. $4 billion in tax cuts. world class schools and universities. clean energy promoted. 1.9 million new jobs created. california was working. i'm jerry brown. california needs major changes. we have to live within our means; we have to return power and decision making to the local level-closer to the people and no new taxes without voter

haaziq madyun >> and and san jose, this letter by 75 corporate ceos of silicon valley is sending a strong message to bud. to love the city of san jose built a stadium for the a's and if this decision, soon. and this is a cosupport would be unmatched come in so far, nobody from major baseball has been sent of the silicon valley business group. ♪ >> a live look aside from our roof cam. gorgeous sunny skies over downtown san francisco. temperatures are warmer throughout the bay area except for half moon bay. this seven degrees, perhaps up very much the same from yesterday of 57 degrees. 77 degrees in napa, 77 degrees in livermore, 72 degrees in fremont. how mid-'70s and the south bay, and about 5-10 degrees warmer dan yesterday. 12 degrees warmer in livermore, and six degrees warmer in san francisco, seven degrees warmer in mountain day. this warming trend will continue as we head into tomorrow. some patches of fog forming close to the coast and that will continue to go into the evening slush overnight. it'll reformulate along the coast and we will see some patches of dense fog in the mornin

we are getting worse as the state year-over-year the peninsula the silicon valley getting slightly better year- over-year. >> check deals with you in just a moment we'll be right back. san francisco same but praise the new guidelines finalize yesterday bay to breakers participants will be required to registered for the race alcohol will be banned and floats will be banned of those who did not registered will be escorted off the property by police and registration will be capped at 50,000. of lot of people said public urination, drugs and racers more than 20,000 people finished the race but nearly 70,000 participated in the partying. >> big change is coming to the forecast is weekend the storm pushes through the bay area. it's sitting up to the no. 3 now will get increasing cloud cover out there tomorrow. also increasing moisture it will feel lucky. temperatures will quote a couple of degrees into sunday were were most going to see the rain there is a slight chance of rain tomorrow afternoon, to more evening in the north bay but the majority of the rain will fall in the morning on sunday c

he is putting his muscle towards bringing the world fair to the silicone valley. ken wayne is live now in san francisco with the story. ken? >> reporter: julie, this is the iconic landmark left back from the world fair in 1950. if the governor has his choice it will be held here. >> reporter: it was called the panpacific can exhibition and was an international sensation when it opened in san francisco. almost a quarter cently later, the word's fair was held on treasurer island, something some bay area residents still remember. now governor schwarzenegger is heading to shanghai making a pitch for a third world's fair. >> we want to lay down the marker that the bay area is interested in this for 2020. we are really excited that the governor's office has expressed some interest in this as well. >> the bay area council first approached the idea of hosting a word's fair in silicone valley. it is now called the world expo and is held every five years. shanghai is hosting it now. in 2015 it will be in milan, italy. the bay area council says silicone valley is in a unique

he is putting his muscle towards bringing the world fair to the silicone valley.n wayne is live now in san francisco with the story. ken? >> reporter: julie, this is the iconic landmark left back from the world fair in 1950. if the governor has his choice it will be held here. >> reporter: it was called the panpacific can exhibition and was an international sensation when it opened in san francisco. almost a quarter cently later, the word's fair was held on treasurer island, something some bay area residents still remember. now governor schwarzenegger is heading to shanghai making a pitch for a third world's fair. >> we want to lay down the marker that the bay area is interested in this for 2020. we are really excited that the governor's office has expressed some interest in this as well. >> the bay area council first approached the idea of hosting a word's fair in silicone valley. it is now called the world expo and is held every five years. shanghai is hosting it now. in 2015 it will be in milan, italy. the bay area council says silicone valley is in a unique po

kind of slow and go on westbound 237 for your ride towards silicon valley.e early to see a few brake lights there as well towards zanker road. in the south bay, coming out of downtown san jose, we are still looking good on those northbound lanes of 280 approaching the 880 interchange. mass transit is all on time. once you do hit the road, remember our radio partners, kcbs 740-am and 106.9-fm. that's your traffic. let's get a check on your forecast with lawrence. >> all right, elizabeth. yeah, the sun coming up here in the bay area, but on a much cooler day outside as yeah, looking good from mount vaca here. you have nice clear skies in the interior valleys but you know what? at the coast we have already seen low clouds and fo make a return. a big change in weather around the bay area as the temperatures that were hot yesterday will come bay down. right now we have patchy fog at the coast. patchy fog out moving inside the bay. mostly clear in the interior valleys. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. not a big change there from yesterday. but by the afternoon, a

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garlg house is now aol's highest ranking man in silicon valley. fred garlghouse, president of consumer applications to yahoo and once so loyal, he shaved a y in his head and it has peanut butter. joining us from forbes, you are one of the first people to lead aol because you are willing to say, here's what we need to do. is that fair compliment? >> i think one of the key things about any turn around environment is being comfortable speaking very candidly about the problems very iently. i think sometimes, particularly a company like aol that is today a very different company than 18 months ago, people forget, america obanline, we were the people that brought america online, aol. we lost our way, i can't point to how and where and why and sometime in the timewarner merger, aol lost its way. we're in the process of getting our mojo back. three time theres capture that. tim armstrong from google was a major step doing that. he's hired key leaders and described a strong management team rebuilt. the second thing that does touch on, as you introduced, th

it changes everything. >> i can change the color of the car. >> reporter: silicon valley vid what itsgh-powered chips can do, prom boosting the power of your desktop from looking at amazing 3-d at an ultrasound image. one of these is likely coming to a hospital near you. >> you go, hey, wow, that's neat, that's interesting. we never would have thought of that it delivers real value. whether it is a company trained to do more or an parent with a child. >> reporter: how about a 3-d dome where you can be surrounded by images that can bring you inside whatever you are seeing. >> commercialization to the home, imagine your xbox or play station or your wii system where, you know, down the need your tv, you just put on a pair of glasses, and you step inside. >> reporter: it is driving the industry forward one beat at a time. if you're interested, the gpu conference runs through thursday night. many of those small companies we spoke with today say that as technology improves, they are able to do more, attract more venture funding and grow and hire. lisa, a chip partially response i will for n

meanwhile, lots of deals heating up in silicon valley.tt has them along with a way for companies to stay cool. scott? >> we'll start with a big deal of the day. america online. once the hottest name on the web, is back and looking to regain it's mojo. tonight, announcing its plan to buy tech crunch. hoping that will transfer over to aol. wall street loving mergers. the hot september stayed that way. stocks up again. gold hitting a new tie. hewlett-packard took some of the focus off the search. the tech giant offered a stronger than expected outlook for 2011, sending shares higher in after hours trading. hp's neighbor to the south seeing lots of green. a software company spending money now to save it for years to come. >> reporter: on the kind of day that can overtax a company's energy resources, san jose software giant adobe systems unveiled its plan to save energy. >> they provide about a third of the daily power requirements. >> reporter: that's michael bang talking about these. fuel cell servers made by adobe's silicon valley neighbor,

development in silicon valley showed unemployment dropped slightly in august. the jaw >> this rate for the greater san jose sunnyvale santa clara metro area was left in 0.2 percent last month. that is down from 11.5% in july. also down from the 11.8 percent figure posted for august of 2009. at 852,100 the total number of jobs was also down 1500 to roughly 0.2% from a year earlier. on the upside professional and business service employers added a larger than usual 1300 jobs while the computer and electronics manufacturing sector also have a larger than usual game of some 600 jobs. >> those of the fewest gains government in construction and real estate employment in san jose brought flatboat kron 4 news. >> the ongoing recession is training american wallets the federal reserve said the network of the typical household dropped by nearly $13,000 in the past three months. >>to figure your net worth you have to add up the value of everything you own. your house, cars, investments and to track everything owe, mortgage, credit cards and so forth. in 2007 that number wa

that's silicon valley. now, just for fun, we mapped the san francisco public utility commission's waste water treatment commission. as you can see, a lot of it is along the shore line. so we've used some gis projections and we have had to use a two meter sea level rise because of the base maps we used, but you see a lot of that area would be inundated. even if it's only half as much, there's still a lot of expensive puc infrastructure that's going to be under water. under the heading of sharing the pain, i want to point out that bcdc's objectives will also be hard hit by sea level rise. over the past 40 years, we have required a lot of public access along the shore line of the bay, about a hundred miles of it. and a lot more access has been provided in public parks and through the bay trail. much of this could well be lost. now, after all this talk of doom and gloom, i have to put a caveat in here. bay waters won't rise slowly like -- and evenly like water filling a bathtub. the tide comes in, the tide goes

silicon valley is a leader in mobile technology. >> you might want to see some spectrum be unlicensedwas the current plan and then you can see new tec companies using th to create new device, olympics in ways we can't even predict in the licensed model. >> the battle over who will give up spectrum couldake years. th means new devices using the new air waves could be ten years off. in san jose, david louie, abc 7, money scope. >> san francisco's rputation as a gay mecca goes backo the 1960s when the city came out on the pages of life magazine. abc 7's carolynyler reports. >> this conoversial life magazine photo spread back in 1964 put gays on coffee tables across the country. >> it was against the law for mosexuals to congregate even, but they -- >> mike caffey is a well-known artist. he remembers the photo very well. he was there when it was taken. >> my mother actually recognized me. >> repter: that's him in the back, partially obsced at the tool box, a gay motorcycle bar. >> we chose the people in the picture on the grounds they were people who, like, were self-employed or worked fo

of some people say that skolkovo this is a place where where russians are building their other silicon valley that it may become an isolated island of innovation special taxes of special attention from the government but but that this this actually valley will actually be an island that will not be connected to the rest of the russian economy may that become a case well hold on there's really i'm not much fund of fun of. your know the critics to them i love the idea and escaped and skeptic and i believe it's goal call may be a good project in the good toys for the government but russia is still one hundred forty million people we have a few dozen the. view for a very old you created people and potential for post industrial innovation so i'm much more concerned about how to make people capable to develop innovation or on for granted not just not in the one voice but one of the reason i'm asking about is that i am particularly interested in that special tax rules that are being designed for skulk of fire for those who are going to make business as culpable will and me these tax then these taxes

. >> with the silicon valley machine that helps us look forward to a smaller, cheaper future. >> the san francisco zoo celebrates new births. we will have the cute baby pictures. >> a report on the people of california hired to work on a home health care program. >> freed american hiker sarah shourd meets w president president today. her new comment when is we are back in two minutes. [ ruiz ] reliable tools started as a brick and mortar store. we sell lathes, mills, high-tech equipment. i had an idea to go ahead and put up a couple of items on ebay, and they brought more than our expectations. meg whitman gave me the tools to expand globally. we sell to australia, india... that big blue machine over there? it's going to malaysia on wednesday. with ebay, she created jobs for millions of people. with meg's creativity, she'll be able to create jobs here in california. i'm mariano ruiz and i'm a meg whitman success story. >>> meeting with the president of a country that locked her up, cal grad sar sa shourd talked to face with president ahmadinejad today and unlike his recent meeting, s

the expectation is that tens of thousands of electric vehicles will be on silicon valley and barrier within the next decade but for people thinking about buying that nissan leap, chevy bolt have you thought about where to charge it? at a charging station at work but if you want a quick charges station in your home garage it is not a matter of plugging in on a three pronged outlet it needs a dedicated circuit connected to a breaker industry experts say that will require a building permit and a i have visit from a local inspector. it could take 35 days. the cost, labor and installation could cost $2,200. federal tax credit could help defray costs through the end of this year and there are hopes those tax credits will be extended. live in silicon valley, cbs 5. >> you have to do your homework we were just talking about how much more electricity you will be using and how much higher your bill could be. >> could go way up. >> thank you. betsy at kcbs radio silicon valley bureau. >>> bay area grocery chain closing all its stores details when we return. >> one man's solution to the traffic

. >> 75 silicon valley ceo's sign a letter urging the major league baseball letting the a's move to san jose. >> a few clouds, maybe a little drizzle, higher elevations santa cruz, mountains. otherwise a dry, cooler start. warmer weather on the way for the weekend. >> you certainly don't need to use your wipers this morning heading into san francisco. that's a nice change. no delays at the bridge toll plaza. >> and in oakland, freeway exit turns into a wrecking yard after a dump truck comes speeding out of control. 13 cars were damaged and five people hurt. >> hopefully a better morning. 5:00. thanks for joining us on this thursday. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. president obama is calling on a florida minister to call off his plan to burn copies of the karan on the anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. in an exclusive interview airing later this morning on "good morning america," the president calls a recruitment bonanza for al-queda. the state department is ordering u.s. embassies to assess security in case of anti-american violence and a muslim leader is offering to diffuse t

it's a very good question the silicon valley bank came to 555 kls mission, i would point out. you look at the demographics and the demographics -- if you're 20-something and you want to work for a tech firm, you come and you live in san francisco. and i live in the city. i take volers across lombard street all the time. i, in the morning, see the buses sit in the presidio waiting to take all these people down to mountainview and santa clara every day. and you see these companies. and from an h.r. perspective, the people that they want to hire want to live in san francisco. and those people are going to live here, and those companies will come to san francisco. you've seen google do it at hills plaza. that space is completely overprescribed for them in terms of their internal use. you've seen sale force which started in san mateo. sales force has grown from a company that nobody had heard of a couple of years ago. we talked to them three or four years ago. they said we need maybe 200,000 square feet. now they're talking five, 600 square feet. -- five, 600,000 square feet. san f

that indian and chinese immigrants created fifteen percent of the jobs in places of power like silicon valley but now that entrepreneurial spirit is being brought back to the place they started from the economy is definitely booming here there's a lot far more opportunities far more it is that they can work and the younger generation has a lot more things going on for them and this is good for them this is good for the country a country that gave them the wings to leave but ultimately the roots that drew them back preassure either are t. bangalore india. for militants including the head of a local terror group have been killed in a two day special operation in russia's republic of dagestan but it's also found automatic rifles and a rocket launcher in the house but the gunmen were cornered by officers in the company. and minnesota state fair so side vulnerability of self. close to the scene of the standoff the bomber detonated his explosives out of being intercepted by security forces apparently while on his way to the site of the operation however the blast wounded at least twenty six people

the idea is collaboration. >> the new talk and particularly in silicon valley, is cloud computing. you don't -- you like cloud computing, but you have sort of a twist to the idea of cloud computing. >> we believe that customers are going to have on premise business applications. they're going to have on demand or in the cloud applications. and, of course, they're going to have on device as the world becomes more and more mobile. we believe the big idea is to manage the business process, the data and the security across all of those platforms, so the ceos that say go with s.a.p. know that they are going to be rock-solid on a great platform, and they can be one of the best-run businesses in the world. >> you've always been good on the local device, on the computer in the office. are you good enough in the cloud? are you good enough to serve the mobile devices? are you ready for that? >> absolutely. so, for example, if it's sales on demand, carbon management on demand, talent management on demand, or simply having a category killer, a business sweep, which we call business by design i

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markets is the sober jazz meaning a tranquil gated community talked in the corner of india's silicon valley many immigrants who have left the united states and come back to india have settled in gated communities like this one the residents here say that almost seventy percent of the people who live here came from abroad but one thing they can all agree on is that you definitely get more bang for your buck here in india in seems gated community residents can enjoy the olympic sized pool state of the art tennis courts and a playground where there are just as many maids as children to supervise the kids while their parents exercise it's a far cry from the lives these immigrants were leading in america other day to day basis. a lot of the things get taken care of that. the sweepings will be. in two places. and while most cite india's growing economy as the reason for moving back they won't discount the quality of life as a perk to just ask bhattacharya she worked as an i.t. professional in the u.s. in a double income house but now says her life is better than avar as an indian homemaker i see

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