>> yeah. >> forget the silicon valley show. >> that would be dicey. a ratings grab, though. >> thanks, jeff. >> notice she's very quiet over here. >> i do not speak. >> you would be the star. >> no. >>> coming up, beating breast cancer. en ve ate.byoninmore gre regetable. [ mom ] to me, chex is not just a little bowl of cereal, it's kind of a big deal. to find nutritious and gluten-free cereals my whole family actually loves? well, the word "wow" comes to mind. and then a friend told me chex has five flavors that are gluten-free. even a cinnamon one the kids love. a nutritious cereal that makes everybody happy? like i said, wow. [ male announcer ] chex cereal. five flavors. good and gluten free. >>> eat broccoli, beat cancer. a new study of chinese women with breast cancer, shows that women who ate broccoli had a reduced show of death after the prognosis. others have the same effect. they suggest women with cancer add more of those vegetables to their diets. >>> superhigh heels may be all the rage until they kill your feet. women out for dancing can f

also today, sierra's father, steve lamar, will return to his job at a silicon valley start-up. his first full day of work since his daughter vanished nearly three weeks ago. in an exclusive interview he explained how he and sierra's mother have been advised not to go on any more searches for their own good. >> every day that goes by, it gets harder. to be honest about that. it gets harder. but, yeah, i'm still staying positive. i think that's important. >> investigators say they've received more than 1,000 tips and they've received so many by phone and e-mail. >>> and laura, this morning, the man accused of brutally killing a family of five due back in a san francisco courtroom. charged with five counts of murder with special circumstances for the march 31st killings near city college. now, those charges make him eligible for the death penalty. but the d.a. says he will not make it a capital case. he is expected to be arraigned today and could enter a plea. >>> well, police hoping surveillance footage will help them track down teens who beat up a man. a ticket agent saw what wa

let me say i am happy to be here in silicon valley. i know the relationship with san francisco, the valley, san jose, is extremely important. i wanted to be down here to join these electors panel of guests as well. the payroll tax in san francisco had been one -- i was here about a year ago explaining twitter. as everybody knows, they were not only threatening, they were planning to leave the city of san francisco. they had already identified a building. they said, we are about to grow to about 2000 employees and we are quick to get taxed for that. we think that is not going to be our business model. so we fought through it, david chiu, jane kim and i, we started to discuss with them, met with them. the key thing was job growth for our city, coming out of the economic challenges. so we started a good conversation, started the central market tax exemption. we got something out of it, which was to potentially relocate. they responded by signing the lease and we gave them a six- year exemption. we also said that we would have dialogue, con

this record $2 billion project is not so much more pushing for silicon valley as it is still account pelly pulling for part. >> this is the first entity outside a part to build a bart system >> building are not only provides a transit alternatives in the congested corridor but it spurs further use of public transit over all. >> it is the biggest public works project in silicon valley. 60 mi. of track will run from fremont to east san jose. carrying 20,000 riders the first year. presumably many of whom are willing to tax themselves to help bring government money. first in the maryland area of 2000 and the boss era of 2008. >> in the steepest economic downturn in the history of silicon valley, the voters said yes once again. >> daschle the federal government at about could operate and maintain bart and help put in $900 million funding agreement cited month ago. bart is expected to be running trains and san jose by 200018 .. >> bart is, was, and will be needed especially as the population in santa clara county grows. it is estimated to grow 40% in the next 30 years. >> green part to san

the silicon valley leadership group did a soft launch in january of something we call start-up silicon valley. it is for innovation economy, ceo's in this region to join at the leadership group basically for free. because we want to capture in the them to the dna that david packard, our founder had, which was a balance of running, brilliance, dynamic companies while, at the same time, being deeply engaged in your communities and in the quality of life of your employees. that is the scale that we want to raise up in these incredibly innovative young entrepreneurs. we have about 20 of them here in the audience today. i want to just mention three of them and embarrass them. they do not know i am going to do this. all of these at this in common. they have less than 40 employees currently. their business has been around for less than four years. and, like me, they are younger than 40 years old. [laughter] why are you laughing? [laughter] let me introduce the ceo of snoozie. stand. [applause] the ceo of good joe. [applause] and the ceo of sylvantex. [applause] a lot of these start-ups doing

is famous for. >> silicon valley is conflict averse. it is highly dramatic and yet, no one wants to make enemies because you never know when you're going to be doing -- you know, doing a deal with someone. >> reporter: the bravo network says the show name "silicon valley" may change, so stay tuned. reporting in menlo park, nbc today in the bay. >> scott mcgrew has been covering silicon valley for 15 years and interviewed just about anyone who matters. scott, i cannot wait to get your impressions. >> i hate to prejudge a show and we should point it out, by the way, our parent company owns bravo. i can't fathom who they are going to find. entrepreneurs in the valley are changing the world, but they're not very interesting outside the office. and the last thing you'd ever want to do if you wanted funding or venture capital is caught dead partying in a bar like they do on jersey shore. he's making news, though, this morning. he is stepping down as head of hp labs. that lab is one of silicon valley's most storied with a $3 billion budget. we

a new reality show about the silicon valley.ll capture the lives of young professionals hoping to become the next great success story. production begins this summer and the show debuts or is expected to debut later this year. bravo still casting for the show, which will include entrepreneurs and dot-com people in their 20s and early 30s. so i'm out. randy zuckerberg, sister of facebook mark zuckerberg is one of the producers. bravo is owned by nbc universal. >> a lot of up and comers. >> they will have a field day. >> i just need a tech company and then maybe i can get on the show. >> you are at the age limit. you young thing. tell us about our -- >> yeah, i'm not ashamed of that. let's take a look outside. san bruno mountain looking back towards san francisco, anywhere from 25 to 30 miles per hour. could face anywhere from 30 to an hour delays if you're flying out. winds gusting high in oakland west northwest at 23 miles per hour. three-day forecast, we stay dry through saturday and easter sunday, mild side, upper 60s and a few

silicon valley in the 1980s used to be very libertarian. represented by ed chao, a nearly 100% rate frg the cato institute. why is it so many successful entrepreneurs, maybe particularly in technology, but why do so many successful entrepreneurs add vocate the l policies that would be a daser for the american economy in which they created their billions and how do we change them? >> west texas aren't advocating those policies. >> ask them that. >> we should. we should have mark zuckerberg and eric schmidt of google. it is funny that steve jobs in his dying days lectured president obama, but nobody wants to jump in on that one. sfwl i'd like to jump in on a previous question, which is your magical, you know, what's the golden name? i would phrase it differently and go back to something said this morning and back to some history. i think there is broad-based consensus that people would vote for essentially lower rates. for joe peck mann at the brookings institution, he was a die hard democrat, spent his life, a leading tax expert before he di

. >>> it is the bib biggest public work project ever in silicon valley. just a few hours ago, dignitaries gathered to break ground on the b.a.r.t. extension to san jose. once complete the project will include two new b.a.r.t. stations and extend b.a.r.t. ten miles south from fremont into san jose's city limits. monte francis is live in san jose where the ground-breaking took place just a short time ago. >> reporter: janelle, transportation officials expect b.a.r.t. trains to reach san jose in the year 2018. in the meantime this project is expected to bring thousands of jobs to silicon valley. with some fanfare, former governor gray davis joined an impressive group of dignitaries at a ceremonial ground-breaking at what will be san jose's first b.a.r.t. station. also there to celebrate the milestone, former u.s. transportation secretary, norm mineta. >> over how many decades we've been talking about it and it is just thrilling to be able to be here today for this ground-breaking. i can't believe it, but it's just terrific. >> oh, it produces tens of thousan

you look at the companies based in silicon valley. they have offices, you want to expand your business, think about those young people in colorado. everything -- stated say the same thing. that money would get spent over the country very rapidly. >> thank you. governor brown. >> it is a good idea to bring back that $1 trillion sitting out there. how to do that, it remains to be seen. but then that will require some other tax. that would be my big request like everybody else. get america's finances under control and that will take both parties. it will take taxes and it will take reduction in commitments that have been made. it now can be validated. let's get this but do it in a way that exacerbates the uncertain economy. the second -- we have to happen through innovation. whether it is the space program or tax credits for renewable energy. all that is important. we have to keep that going. that will get hard because we will face is demographics. that is my 74th birthday on april 7. i am aware of the and aging population which i have b

one other aspect of the whole ipo on ramp nap directly hits silicon valley. which is if you can get companies going public earlier than they would, make it easier, then they would -- send the ideas and create more jobs. that most of the job growth -- >> you should tell people what crowned funding is. >> you put something up on the internet. say everybody give me $10 and i will start the newe pez dispensr business and every does and everybody gets a stake. if i go public, all my shareholders get money. that is not legal today. this bill will make it legal and the changes they made in the bill at the last minute would mean that there's brokers to facilitate these trades and ftc regulated. i might start, like a matchmaking website, and so that's one aspect, and that's could have a great affeeffect as the country. probably not what david said, it's that we have money here for those tech start-ups. >> who's going to oversee this? seems like an invitation. >> well, the ftc apparently this week said, you know, we need a lot more time than is given. once obama signs

the san mateo bridge looks good, the silicon valley commute looks good and here are the drive times for the east bay. coming up, we will look at mass transit >> the time right now is for 37, struggling to survive >> last-ditch effort to keep the postal service floating >> locked up but still connected thanks to a strong black market. the new tactic to cut reception ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> the coast guard says the window of survivability has passed for four people missing since a yacht accident west of the bay area. that is why the search has been suspended indefinitely. the boat crashed after running into big waves near the fair lawn island on saturday. three people survived and the coast guard recovered the body of one person. the other four are missing and presumed dead. one of the victims, alexa bush is the daughter of a former executive with the san francisco giants. >> it is a shock and the giant'' family are in shock >> more recently bush played in a semipro women's baseball league. >> there is a $5,000 reward to help catch the man who kidnapped and assaulted a woman in oakland around 3

players in the best possible experience. >> it is going to establish us which is the center of silicon valley will be the iconic valley when they think of silicon valley. this will be the landmark and we are in the heart of silicon valley. >>j.r.: you can see they are wearing ceremonial 49ers helps. those were being given out. a very fun out thing for these -- hats. and also they will be putting bids in to try to get superable 50, 51 here and the san francisco. if they got that? that quick bring a super bowl by 2016. a reporting live in santa clara, j.r. stone, kron 4. >>pam: off sierra lamar a new post from our twitter her twitter -- account. today, a water reservoir was searched but nothing new was found. investigators are also try to figure out who got into the account. they plan on going after whoever did it. >>reporter: this was the fake tweet. where the arrow is. it is reportedly from anthey -- rap song the investigator says that this is not only damaging but some people think that this teenager could have been found. and it also to expel evil resources away funding from this missing te

will provide to the world the response to where is silicon valley? because it is going to be an iconic building. not only certified for environmental centers reare reaching for gold. >> i'm happy, i hope they can change the name too. >> reporter: to the santa clara 49ers? >> yeah. >> reporter: the mayor is not ready to go that far he says san francisco and santa clara have a long history of cooperation. >> remember when the mission was built the presidio was built to protect it we have a very deep relationship. >> reporter: if you want to see all the surprises that have been promised for tonight's breaking, you are not invited, i'm not invited, but we can watch. go to abc7news.com and we are going to be streaming the big event. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> there's been a new legal setback in court today for suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi. outside court the controversy continues over his version of a fight with his wife that bruised her arm. amy hollyfield joins us from superior court. >> reporter: it was not a big surprise that mirkarimi lost in

we are the home of silicon valley. >>j.r.: you heard that, the land park and landmark -- of silicon valley. it is a large-scale ground smoking ceremony. ground breaking-ceremony. this will happen are around 6:30 cheerleaders, singers were performing, earlier with plenty on tap from santa clara. reporting live. j.r. stone. >>pam: continuing coverage for the next 30 minutes. go to our >>daria:facebook fan page. and www.kron4.com. >>pam: today, divers searched a was a park near the home of sierra lamar. it not turn up anything authorities are working on another aspect. recently somebody hacked into the team's twitter but how somehow put up a fake tweet. >>reporter: this reportedly is from a rap song. they knew right away that it was not from sierra. this spokesperson says that this is a damaging not only for a brief moment somebody believed that the team could have been found but also because it takes valuable resources away from finding the missing teenager. >> our primary focus is to locate sear and bring her home. relo

one, they're not dealing with you in silicon valley, there are none. they don't understand the type of decisions that bowing is trying to make. that's number one i can think of. number two is those guys become balan billionaires and millionaires but they're making their millions on capital gains. the third thing the technology sector and particularly the internet relative -- i've spent nine years doing investment banking, are relative to the financial services sector, my deregulation. they live in a different world and don't live in the world we live doing banking in new york city paying 35% of taxes. you know the drill. thank you. >> very good. and literally silicon valley is creating wealth but it's not adding net jobs because all the manufacturing jobs have left a long time ago. >> but they are paying high state california taxes. >> and, you know, that's another proof how fast growth works, right? they're growing so fast they don't even have time to think about what policies are really working. >> one over here. >> okay. >> who first? >> okay. >> sc

the workshop is operate bid habitat for humanity, silicon valley.s of a year they are making over 120 playhouses for the childrens of veterans, foster kids and children with disabilities. >> nothing beats the excitement of parents coming in with their kids to peck it up. >> this playhouse will go to a child chosen by the silicon valley independent living center. a three-year-old cerebral palsy. >> the width of the doorway and the interior area ever the playhouse has to be sufficient to allow a child in a wheelhouse to gain access and to be able to move about and enjoy the playhouse. >> five hours later amanda got the surprise of her life. a playhouse that will let her play outside and inside just like any other child. >> she's very excited and happy. she is noticing the color, the dark drawings. very beautiful. very nice. >> she seems to like the fish a lot. >> yes. she noticed the fish a lot. >> it was a magic moment for the intel volunteers, too. you could see the joy in their faces. amanda is already planning a tea party with her cousins in her n

silicon valley have. it has iconic building here that is going to define the region. >> and this is that iconic building. future forty-niner stadium in santa clara. after years of tee bait ground breaking began just couple hours ago. >> house that york built. quite a ceremony for the building beginning of the new stadium. is ♪ the lots of fanfare and joy in silicon valley this evening. lisa was there for the whole event. she is live tonight from santa clara with more. certainly very festive and exciting. lisa 8. it really is. after party still going on. this is huge day for the team for fans and for the city of santa clar clara. of. clara. of. >> let the construction begin. official ground breaking took place about 2 hours ago right on the future 50 yard line and all those who make this day a reality stood by with golden shovel including the york family. members of the santa clara city council and the mayor. this day is 6 years in the making. 1.2 billion dollar state of the art stadium has 6 68,000 l plus

will provide to the world the response to where is silicon valley? because it is going to be an iconic building. not only certified for environmental centers reare reaching for gold. >> i'm happy, i hope they can change the name too. >> reporter: to the santa clara 49ers? >> yeah. >> reporter: the mayor is not ready to go that far he says san francisco and santa clara have a long history of cooperation. >> remember when the mission was built the presidio was built to protect it we have a very deep relationship. >> reporter: if you want to see all the surprises that have been promised for tonight's breaking, you are not invited, i'm not invited, but we can watch. go to abc7news.com and we are going to be streaming the big event. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> there's been a new legal setback in court today for suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi. outside court the controversy continues over his version of a fight with his wife that bruised her arm. amy hollyfield joins us from superior court. >> reporter: it was not a big surprise that mirkarimi lost in

ed which is your comunidad comunidad de valle ♪ we begin today with the ywca of the silicon valley. .ith many is kelly ramirez to talk about important issue and program that they sponsor. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> tell us a brief story about the ywca. >> well, the ywca's mission the is to empower women and eliminate racism. we do that through programs to help with domestic violence, rape crisis counseling, youth service and child care. >> and one way to get the word out is walk a mile in her shoes. tell us about the event. i participated off camera. i participated in this. i did wear women's shoes. but they were flat. they were not heals. but tell us about the premise. >> so walk a mile in her shoes is held during april. april is sexual assault awareness month. and this is kind of a light hearted approach to a very serious subject of sexual asaul. assault. and we get men involved, and they walk a mile. that mile in her shoes type of thing to bring attention to sexual assault in the community. we engage with men because we feel it's very important that they participate and

phoenix officials will travel to silicon valley in san francisco next week. they plan to try to entice companies who are considering relocating or expanding outside of california to head to phoenix. the mayor says partnering with technology and manufacturing companies would be mutually beneficial. he says he will not release the names of any companies that will be approached. all lanes of doyle drive are set to reopen this noontime after bethe shut -- being shut down overnight for roadwork. the work began around 8:00 last night. it's part of a major project that will end the tire road being shut down and demolished at the end of the month. the work will continue for the next couple of weeks. caltran says the drivers should expect delays. one lane will be closed from 8:00 p.m. each night until noon the following day. >>> a mix of sunshine and clouds outside our door at this hour. that's pretty much what we'll be stuck with today. some of us dealing with low clouds. some of us dealing with the high, wispy clouds. giving you a look outside of our roof cam, we're

the silicon valley titans' taking the stand as oracle takes on google >> free rides for all kids or just some. mobile 5 is live >> the incredible >> banking on small businesses, a bay area city is hoping to get people to spend. in pleasant hill the small business owners are really excited to get that help >> when most people come to pleasant hill they are familiar with downtown but they're nearly one dozen other shopping centers in the city and other 1000 small businesses. the city wants them to succeed as well >> we have been struggling but thank god we have been making it because we work 70 hours per day seven days per week >> they quickly realized that the learning curve is steep >> it is very important to have a program and a plan for your advertising. branding is very important >> the city of pleasant hill wants he and other business owners to thrive and in fact, they are relying on them. a third of the city's budget comes from sales tax >> strong business creates strong revenue so the goal out here is certainly to help businesses do as well as they can in getting the word out on wh

and those your bloomberg silicon valley index down close to one half percent and mean meantime, rupert's news corps continues to make headlines in a uk bribery scandal. three people arrested today including an editor at the "sun" tabloid. the arrest comes a week before murdock and his son, james are scheduled to testify before an enlics panel z we've got new details on the release of the iphone 5 according to one analyst. piper jafrys says the next iphone will likely be released in october and he expects it will feature a new body design and work with faster wireless networks. back to you. >> thank you. >> college basketball's winningest coach turned over a whistle to one of her long time assistants today. and today president obama announced summit will receive a presidential medal of freedom. fans got to know him well. the university of tennessee lady frequently through stanford. abc is here with more. >> pat summit is a coaching legend, at the top of the record books. and now, after 38 seasons summit is stepping down less than a year after being diagnosed with early on set dementia.

reality tv coming to silicon valley.vo announced a new reality show about the spirit and energy of the high-tech industry. it follows several young entrepreneurs as they struggle to be the next big internet sensation. randi zuckerberg is producing the show, silicon valley gossip -- they say it's -- well, people from there say it actually has a lot of potential, but don't expect housewife drama that bravo is famous for. bravo, of course, owned by nbc universal as which the station is, as well. >> we'll get to see a situation taking place out there. fist pumping and internet -- anyway. well, hope not. >>> still to come, a fraud investigation on campus. we'll tell you why classes are still in session even though the school might not be making the grade. >>> and as you're waking up getting ready to hit that front door, hold on to your steering wheel. breezy to windy conditions throughout the day today and then we've got a great-looking weekend shaping up. i'll take you through your forecast in moments. >>> and the real commu

you have here a room full of silicon valley executives. what do you say to them to get them to expand or move to colorado? >> can governor brown leave the room for a minute? >> i am a great believer that luring companies from one state to the other does not help the country. i think it is a race to the bottom. as the governor would say. it is useful for us to be as relentlessly pro-business as we can. we're very focused on education and we want to be the no. 1 state for solving this riddle that this country has become from being the no. 1 public education nation to one in the bottom half. we know the things -- at risk kids are coming from difficult neighborhoods and often broken families, they need a longer school day. that is nothing new there. there's another way to do that without spending a bunch of money. you can get your teachers union to agree to stagger the school day. some teachers come in early and you have study hall, some come in later and you have sports after school. there is a bunch of ways to address education. great teache

a tiny startup just moved here to silicon valley because of deals like this one. janelle? >> scott, thank you. >>> state lawmakers took a moment to honor the seven lives lost in the oikos university shooting last week. >> our heart goes out to the family and those victimized by this senseless act. >> assemblyman who represents the oakland area was among the speakers who condemned the violence. assemblywoman of hayward stood on the assembly floor and read each name out loud. ♪ >> jennifer zang was a friend of one of the shooting victims. today she performed it at a memorial concert held in memory of one of the victims. >> i wanted to just kind of respect and honor her and let her know that her passing was something big and i don't want it to go unnoticed. as long as people know she was a wonderful person, you know, and it's sad to lose her but, like, it's good to know that she's happy now. >> the university is hosting a memorial concert each day throughout the month of april. it's a way for people to express their loss and remember their loved ones. the concerts will be per

and steals money from-- >> and silicon valley, i think it's fairly straight forward. having said that, i think it's an interesting issue and it's the security issue, and i think that zucker berg did absolutely nothing wrong it's a private company which he controls. if they go public, if you don't like it, don't buy the stock, citi is as charlie said a bank bailed out and widely held, and i think it's extremely appropriate that the shareholders should vote on it and again, i'm not so concerned with the shareholders per se, but the attitude, and particularly this administration, that there are some businesses out there that deserve some sort of punitive action from us and yet there are other businesses that can do anything, and get away with it, and well, i think that adam nailed it exactly. and the public company for the security laws and requirements and regulations and common-law dabbing tr doctrine. >> it's not a public company. they're not a public company. >> and yet, they-- >> they're not a public company. >> a private placement and-- >> they're the not a public

more on the head lanes in print edition of silicon valley business journal if you would lick to read more. >> old saying 2 heads better than one when it comes to bringing olympic games back to lake tahoe, 2 states apparently are better than one. california and nevada will combine their 2 ex employertory committee into one in an attempt to bring the 2022 win winser game last tahoe. salt lake city denver and bozeman, montana all expressed interest in the 20-22 games. both california and nevada benefit greatly if it comes here. >> larry back with all the sports. >> sfr snow to ice an depth of despair decide for huge. guess who just snuck into the play despair decide for huge. guess who just snuck into the play offs. sports is next [ male announcer ] at green giant we know nature gives us the most nutritious of gifts. but only when they are ready to be given. that's why green giant picks vegetables at their peak. ...and freezes them fast, locking in nutrients ...for you to unwrap. ♪ ho, ho, ho. green giant this reduced sodium soup says it may help lower cholesterol, how does it work? you

man's obviously is going to be any long for the 49 as well as a bunch of other events of the silicon valley soccer college football motocross several concerts' it is going to see to about 69,000 people to approve a lot of excitement and it will help us clear way out of recession to begin monday there's been a lot of controversy surrounding the stadium and a lot of people are upset about the fact that stadium licensing fees and tickets are going to cost so much more to be a new home. three hearings for ross green in the next three days this morning in superior court judge is expected to rule against mercury news effort to remove city attorney denis are rare from suspension proceedings a judge has rejected the argument that their conflict of interest in the case mercury news speaking at to about the incident that led to his arrest the get that part of the story now from case to is live in san francisco at the latest on that. >>> good morning frank the hearings are on one part of the fight. the hourlong interview he had with kqed he says it is dramatically different from the picture that prose

. >> that's a common problem in silicon valley. you have heard of take your kids to workday.s was a way to honor the generation that made it all possible. some 4,000 parents visited the google plex to see just what it is their kids do for a living. which means a chance to visit the on campus laundromat and bowling alley as well as all those on campus cafes. >> everything they're offering to their employees, it's just -- it blows your mind. you just can't imagine there is a company that gives all this opportunity. >> reporter: google regularly hosts take your kids to workdays, today it flipped the script and paid tribute to the parents. several parents told us coming to campus was eye opening because it gave them a firsthand look at silicon valley life. >>> they're hoping it will be a gold medal win. california and nevada leaders are trying to lure the 2022 olympics to the lake tahoe avenue. tahoe has been a site of the winter olympics before, when squaw valley hosted the games in 1960. the last time the u.s. held the winter olympics was in salt lake city in 2002. salt lake ci

and from where we sit in silicon valley, this makes sense. few industries can process information faster and as efficiently as the video game industry. now, that processing power is being used to fight cancer. i'm scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> concern off the san diego coast, as a young gray whale was spotted this afternoon dangerously close to shore. they kept an eye on the gray whale. it spent most of its time hanging out in the shallow area. they believe the whale may be trying to find its mother, who could be nearby. >>> rob mayeda, always a bag of trick here's. >> we saw hail. we had sun. thunderstorms. tornados to our east. pea-sized hail. >> that's it? >> the only thing we didn't see was snow. but friday morning, we will see snow. wrap up the week with lowering billows of the last storm coming in. right now, mild outside. we're still in the 50s. the winds picking up a little bit. you may notice this tonight as the rain starts to fall. the winds pick up 15 to 25 miles per hour, ahead of the front that will drop into the north bay

to talk to the silicon valley leadership forum. there ceo's -- their ceo's had a chance to coordinate with us. they were telling us why they would not moving to san francisco. that gave me another agenda that is not corporate welfare. what can we attract here for them? the key is education. we've got to have an intelligent work force that keeps them wanting to be here. that is the number-one thing. that is why i investing so much time in creating a strong connection with our city college, school district. they've got to make sure we have a very integrated education system. that will be a key for many years to come. they tell us in no uncertain terms that they come here because these are the best minds. if they have marginal engineers , just being here makes those engineers better when they are interacting with better engineers in the city. they told me about that as well. i think there are many ways to attract businesses. i know that will be a key to any strategy to have a continued educated work force. >> you know better than anyb

more on the head lanes in print edition of silicon valley business journal if you would lick to read more. >> old saying 2 heads better than one when it comes to bringing olympic games back to lake tahoe, 2 states apparently are better than one. california and nevada will combine their 2 ex employertory committee into one in an attempt to bring the 2022 win winser game last tahoe. salt lake city denver and bozeman, montana all expressed interest in the 20-22 games. both california and nevada benefit greatly if it comes here. >> larry back with all the sports. >> sfr snow to ice an depth of despair decide for huge. guess who just snuck into the play offs. sports is ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing new nature valley protein bars. 100% natural ingredients like roasted peanuts... ♪ ...creamy peanut butter, and a rich dark chocolate flavor. plus, 10 grams of great tasting protein in every bar. so it's energy straight from nature to you. new nature valley protein bars. find them in the granola bar aisle. -dad, why e you getting that? -thatis there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all

in this edition, we meet two silicon valley billionaires a generation apart who revolutionized the world of computing and the internet. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and paul allen, microsoft's cofounder. we begin with mark zuckerberg and facebook. if you have a facebook account, you've probably reconnected with an old pal, shared photos with your family, and gotten advice from your friends on what to buy and what to read. but facebook has bigger plans. it wants to turn the entire web into one big social network. lesley stahl first talked with mark zuckerberg in 2008, and three years later, we sat down with mark again. he gave us a preview of his site's new profile page, a change that would affect the 500 million people who were then using facebook, an idea that zuckerberg had cooked up in his dorm room at harvard. >> when you first thought about this--19 years old--is this what you had in mind? did you see this far into the future, or is it way beyond what you dreamed? >> well, it's funny. i mean, when i was getting started, you know, with my roommates in college, you never think that yo

i do need to mention our partner in providing the construction financing is silicon valley bank. donna kelley is here. they worked with the federal home loan bank to make one of the many pieces of the puzzle for financing available for the project. they are participating with us. it is important to mention matt with cal fha and msha. without these sources of funding, projects like this cannot happen. it is all the various sources including the redevelopment agency that allowed a project like this to function without permanent debt. people who really need support to housing do not have the kinds of income that are going to be able to support debt. it is due to rda funding, proposition funding. i encourage us all to keep working to make sure these sources of financing or substitute sources become available so we can keep doing these projects. thank you very much. [applause] >> my name is calvin welch. unaccustomed as i am to speaking with brevity in public, i have taken the opportunity to beat the bet that i cannot do this in two minutes. i have written my remarks. rene was part of

silicon valley in the 80s used to be very libertarian. it was represented by ed chow, i think had you a nearly hundred percent rating from the cato institute. but it not that way anymore. why is it so many successful entrepreneurs, maybe particularly in technology, but why do so many successful entrepreneurs advocate the policies that would be disastrous for the american economy in which they created their billions? anyone can jump in. and how do we change that? >> well, the entrepreneurs in way west texas aren't advocating those policies, i assure you. >> i think we should have them up here and ask them that. >> we should. we should have mark zuckerburg. it is funny that steve jobs in his dying days lectured president obama about his financial policies. >> i'd likeo

. >>> this morning microsoft is opening a new store right in the heart of silicone valley. they will hold grand opening ceremonies at 9:30 this morning. the first 1,000 people in line will receive tickets and former winner jerry rice will play connect with fans at the store. >>> 4:55 is the store. i think they are trying to compete with another company based down there in silicone valley. >> perhaps. >>> hello pam, traffic is doing well around the bay area as we go to the bay bridge we will keep an eye on metering lights, although we have not seen a huge backup or anything much larger than usual, people expect it to be almost the same and when it is not let's move a long interstate 880 and traffic looks good through the area. let's go to steve. >>> thank you sir, still a westerly breeze, away from the coast it will be warmer and we are starting off at the 50s. 57 degrees, lots of yellow, that would indicate 57 and santa cruz that will be the exception. coast side, locally over the bay but warmer weather, it will burn off. so bayside will warmup, fog sun warmer and that west

a lot of people have talked about how important this move is for the silicon valley. the team even hired a chief technology officer, hired him away from facebook. now that person hasn't started yet for the organization, but the team says even as they just break ground, they have a lot of plans for the stadium, including making it completely wi-fi'd. when this area becomes a stadium, it will also become a giant wi-fi hot spot, where tens of thousands of fans will both watch and surf. >> when we hear about it, we're both excited and frightened. >> reporter: we came here to sunnyvale's ruckus wireless to ask the question, how do you with wi-fi an entire stadium. ruckus, which makes lots and lots of these access points has already wi-fied the city of san jose, along with stadiums and arenas, like this one in charlotte. it's an undertaking much greater than wi-fi in your local coffee shop. >> but when you try to extend that to a big, massive stadium, when you have 60,000 people, half of which have smartphones and ipads that are wi-fi enabled, all trying to get on the netwo

napolitano also stressed the importance of her department working with silicon valley companies to share security strategies. >>> while the south bay's newest homeless shelter opened today, it is impressive. five stories, $16.5 million facility which took more than a decade to plan and build. it's also unique because it's the only shelter in the south bay that caters to entire families. monte francis got a tour and joins us with the story. how nice that the families can stay together. >> reporter: that's true, jessica. it is beautiful. today was the ground opening and the families don't actually move in until wednesday, but it's been a long time coming. the shelter has been a work in progress for about 15 years. it's said that love is in the details. if that's true, you can find love around every corner here and in every room of san jose's newest homeless shelter. from the nursery to the computer lab, to the courtyard. and even in the murals that adorn the walls of each floor. >> i've heard beautiful, awesome, wow, and yet i haven't found a word that can describe the awesomeness of this

and experts believe that is one case could impact every company in silicon valleys.w big it is. >> it is not exactly reality show but as close as silicon valley will get. >> it is opening day, the first day of the billion dollar oracle vs. school will trial. as the case unfolds over the next 10 weeks, the rock stars of silicon valley are expected to take the witness stand, the biggest draw is the to larry's.

. >>> it is the biggest public works project ever in silicon valley. dignitaries from across the state helped break ground on the b.a.r.t. extension to san jose. once complete the project will include two new stations and extend the tracks ten miles south from fremont into san jose's city limits. monte francis is live in san jose where the ground-breaking took place not very long ago. >> reporter: well, transportation officials expect this $2.3 billion project to be complete by the year 2018 so it's still a ways off for b.a.r.t. paurpgssengers, but ths still plenty of excitement that this long-awaited project is finally moving forward. a ceremonial ground-breaking was attended by an impressive number of dignitaries and former governor gray davis and former u.s. transportation secretary, leon mineta. >> over how many decades we've been talking about it, and it is just thrilling to be able to be here today for this ground-breaking. i can't believe it. it's -- they stood on the future site of the berryessa b.a.r.t. station which will be san jose's first.

more on the head lanes in print edition of silicon valley business journal if you would lick to read more. >> old saying 2 heads better than one when it comes to bringing olympic games back to lake tahoe, 2 states apparently are better than one. california and nevada will combine their 2 ex employertory attempt to bring the 2022 to b s winser game last tahoe. salt lake city denver and bozeman, montana all expressed interest in the 20-22 games. both california and nevada benefit greatly if it comes here. >> larry back with all the sports. >> sfr snow to ice an depth of despair decide for huge. guess who just snuck into the play offs. sports is ne >> good evening. torture road for shark qualify tonight. they got in when dallas and colorado lost. they tie for first with one game left a.chipy game tonight. thornton bring it the evening mixing it up. hard left right there. sharks trail 3-1 late second period. jumbo joe deflexion in front. power my goal and momentum would carry over to the third period. just over a minute in. ryan cloe on the break away here. beats january thon quick and w

silicon valley commuters was fun to 37 not too bad usually goes to about 63045 as the macy's store to see brake lights looking again at 8237 interchange and all mass transit is actually on time this morning including all those bart trains heading into downtown san francisco everything is so far on schedule by suv. >>> time no 67 a thriving black market keeping criminals connected and and a special tribute to one of the victims of the deadly accidents a unique connection to the giants. and the secret service sex scandal experience now accused [ girl ] my mom always tells me: if you want something done right, then do it yourself. that's the idea behind our children, our future -- the ballot initiative to fix our schools. we've waited years for the politicians to do it. now, we can do it ourselves. our children, our future sends every k through 12 dollar straight to our schools... not to sacramento. it benefits every kid in every school, with local control of the money. that's why the p-t-a supports it. my mom likes it, too. he really wants to hear those three little words: chevron with

a passing horseback rider brought them to the wildlife center of silicon valley. late today a local tree company helped volunteers put them in a new and safer nest in that same tree. wildlife experts say property owners should be extra careful clearing brush or trimming trees this time of year. >> tiny little guys. still ahead at 6:00, for the second time in his presidency, mr. obama designates a national monument, a place familiar to many of us here in the bay area. >>> the end of an era. a local restaurant with a unique reputation prepares to close its doors for good. >>> and the robot wars, we'll fight, dance, gh-tech e,danc ev tend bar. >>> welcome back. san mateo's fair grounds have been taken over by robots as part of this weekend's robo games expo. >> the sparks are flying. here is joe rosato jr. >> this is 151 pounds of steal. >> it takes a real glutton for punishment to build the fighting r robot and kevin young seems to be one of those people. >> you spend so much time building one of these, put heart and love into them, and then you're going to roll the

the call to service homeland sek to is making to silicon valley. a huge step being taken to crack down on contraband cell phones. and one man who isn't afraid to challenge multi national corporations like apple in his quest for cleaner air and drinking water. the stories and more coming up at 6:00. >> thank you. and there is a loyal lab bra dor is expected to get a new home today. >> this black lab named grace making national headlines after standing guard on a busy street last week. >> a passerby took this individual yoi. the black lab doesn't have tag autos half a dozen pem

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