but silicon valley is a small place. to sacramento, or even across the bridge to oakland, and you won't see the same prosperity. >> joining us now to share his reaction from silicon valley, foundation capital partner, general partner, paul, good to have you. good morning. >> good morning, jon. how are you? >> so -- doing well, thanks. was there any surprising in peter thiel's speech last night? anything you think sheds different light on silicon valley itself, or is going to impact the way people look at donald trump? >> well i think when you're thinking about peter thiel and this approach to the speech last night you have to look at a couple things. one, how are peter thiel and donald trump alike, how are they differ and the most important thing, how are their views different from the views you see in the silicon valley, and i argue california and probably the west coast in general. i want to open, though, with something my colleague at foundation, came up with, brilliant. watching the convention last night he said it w

shelters program, from the san francisco spca to the peninsula humane society and humane society silicon valley. as we try to help clear the shelters, we have been aware of the problems and circumstances in every area. joining me right now is peter young, an adopter who went went through the san francisco society for the society of prevention of cruelty to animals. also here, kiva. thank you for being here. >> thank you for inviting us. >> talk about kiva. we were talking earlier. it's a fascinating story. >> kiva was a dog who lived for the first three years of her life in a meat farm in korea. had six puppies and came together with the six puppies on an airplane in march last year and then in the san francisco airport and made available for adoption through the spca. >> we should say that very well behaved. although, wants to know what's inside your enclosed hand there. what kind of dog is is that? >> a jinda. perhaps not a purebred but nevertheless a jinda. >> we have bright lights and extremely calm. >> it depends. the other two are a lot more anxious, including one who needed antidepressan

in silicon valley, he really kind of rankles people. silicon valley is very sort of touchy-feely. donald trump might call it politically correct. thiel's support for him is very much politically indirect even among members of his inner circle. even people who are close to him have not really talked about it david: the cover of "bloomberg businessweek". talk about the decision to go black and white against this fleshy background. >> the photographer is someone great. he actually specializes in black and white. it wasn't super deliberate. we just needed a photographer who loves black and white work. there's something about black and white makes it a little more timeless and a little more iconic. we really like that about it trade in certain respects, you kind of don't know whether it's 2016 or 1950. it does look like the 1950's. carol: what was the message you guys were trying to get across? >> there wasn't like a deliberate intention behind it. i think we just want people to read into it however they want to read into it. we have been through this process before and the process thi

chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is live at the humane society of silicon valley. and a lot of people wait for this time every year to go out and get a new furry friend. a new furry family member. >> there are so many pets that need homes. it's going to be one of 100 different shelters participating in our clear the shelters event this saturday. and it's all about finding them the perfect home, even right here at the humane society of silicon valley, we hear they have some dogs named after some of the news anchors. with some of that news, we have sarah arms joining us now. who do we have here? >> here we have little jeff ranieri, actually. he's 8 weeks old, a pomeranian mix and one of many animals we have available for adoption this weekend. >> i'm kind of partial, but i think he's very cute. >> i think so, too. >> reporter: so the clear this shelters event happening this weekend, how bad is the need here at humane society silicon valley to get animals homes? >> there's always a need to find animals homes. right now, we have over 200 animals available for adoption.

i live in silicon valley, in the heart of silicon valley and say i talk to more kind of rank and filesanders supporters still. than trump. that says something. >> we did have a partner from gray lock weigh in. i like your piece, but not the same at silicon valley anymore than you're the same as just, quote/unquote, journalism as a whole. certainly interesting to -- >> yeah. that's what i was trying to say. like, the -- there's a, there's a worry, i think among people here that thiel's views will be taken as the views of the valley and i was trying to say they're not. >> check san jose, walnut creek, suburbs in the east bay. plenty of conservatives. >> maybe dispatch you there. >> i've been there. don't have to go back. >> appreciate both of your insights and will hear what thiel has to say when he takes the stage tomorrow. carl, out to you. >> all right. guys. >>> coming up, yet another milestone for facebook. stocks at an all-time high. talk about has it when "squawk alley" continues. >>> facebook crossing a milestone. over 1 billion user are on facebook messenger around the world. t

in silicon valley he rankles people. silicon valley is touchy-feely.s donald trump my call it, politically correct. hiel cost support of him -- it seems to me people were pretty close to him have not talked about it. david: the republican national convention. we talked to ron vargas about creating the cover. talk about the decision to go black and white against this kind of fleshy backdrop. rob: the photographer we hired was great. quite super deliberate. also something about black and white, makes it little more timeless and makes it more iconic. in certain respects kind of --'t know carol: what was the message you guys were trying to get acrosscarol:? rob: there was not a deliberate intention behind it. i think we just want people to read into it however they want to read into it. the process this year is a lot different. maybe people always say that. i guess it is up for interpretation. don't want to impose our own ideas on the color. david: we associate right with republicans and blue with democrats. a peach? rob: a fleshy tone, maybe 10. maybe a t

that's why people move from silicon valley to wherever. finally, you need access to capital. we have albany new york just outside of the complex under the leadership from lebanon right away became a great physicist. they are at the forefront of the research. next you have thousands of employees in front of one of the most modern plants in the world. i was in the machine and that little machine costs a billion dollars. in albany new york. the research triangle me tell you on the sidelines we had the old factory, no more cigarettes there. in portland oregon they gave $5 million out universities. together they were doing things they couldn't do alone and now you have basically in two ways to make my heart warm. now you have the technical universities became open innovation platform. 30 places all over the world are from rust belt and in europe, 15. we describe ten of those in our book. they are building on forgotten strength. you can't be at brookings without some policy recommendations with go through. first we have a 21st century economy. i'm convinced we are measuring it with

that is what makes silicon valley silicon valley.mily: what is the myth of sal khan and what is the reality? sal: the daily life. i'm still changing diapers and, you know, cleaning burp up off the floor. [laughter] sal: the other myth is -- sometimes it looks like these things just happen overnight. and i don't think i'm speaking just for myself. i think i would be speaking for a lot of folks at silicon valley who've started things. is that you hear about their success, but they have a string of failures that kind of get swept under the rug. i probably got dinged by 40 foundations when i was trying to get khan academy funded. it is never, kind of, as clean as it looks from the outside. emily: do you think videos can replace learning in a classroom? ♪ emily: you still create most of the videos, don't you? sal: i still create a large number of videos. it's one of the things that keeps me happy. emily: so how many videos have you made, personally? sal: i think around 4000 videos. most of what we have been investing in is an extension of

insulin valley, he really wrangles people. -- in silicon valley. thiel's support for him is considered politically incorrect by many in his own inner circle. we talked to rob vargas about the republican national convention. talk about going black and white against this flashy backdrop. >> he specializes in black and white. deliberateuite super we love his black and white work. it makes it a little more timeless and makes it a little more iconic and we really like that about it. in certain respects, you don't know if it's 2016 or 1950. carol: what was the message you guys were trying to get across? >> there wasn't a deliberate intention behind it. we want people to read into it however they want to read into it. the process this year was a lot different. it is up for interpretation. we associate red with republicans and blue with democrats. you choose peach. maybe -- a town, fleshy tone, maybe trump tan. that was delivered, nothing to read or to blue -- too red or too . or toohing too red blue. john captured a lot of big republican names. crowd phot

when detroit was silicon valley silicon valley was apple orchards. these things rise and fall and agricultural is in the middle of the country in st. louis and louisville. some of the great inventions around tags farming are going to come from those places. the industrial revolution were powered by cities like pittsburgh is still capital. carnegie mellon has the best. so you are starting to see examples of this. i think it will accelerate and if we do help figure out a way to create more visibility and drive more capital they won't create more jobs that will lift up these communities. it's not just about any one business or but how do you create an environment where there is innovation and economy is more evenly dispersed around the country and people don't feel so left out. if you like you can be part of this opportunity and related to that is the whole idea of entrepreneurship. last year 90% of the venture capital went to men. 90% which doesn't reflect the distribution of ideas but if you look at the crowd funding sites like kickstarter, it's a who

i mean, here's peter thiel, um, a guy who, um, comes out of silicon valley and its culture of innovation, an immigrant himself, and yet he's cozying up with, um, with donald trump and the republican party. none of that makes any sense to me. >> trump's speech prompted a brief response from the democrat hillary clinton. she said, you are not our voice, donald trump. clinton could announce her choice of a vice-presidential running mate as soon as today. democratic sources have told cnn the front runs are tim kaine of virginia and tom vilsack, a former iowa governor. also said to be in the running, secretary of labor tom perez and u.s. senator cory booker of new jersey. some sources say clinton could reveal her choice by text message this afternoon and then formally announce it tomorrow in florida. >>> in san mateo county, a cop trusted to protect the community is accused of raping some of the women he pulled over. kpix 5's andria borba found out that he had faced similar allegations before his post in the peninsula >>> reporter: the crimes alleged against former san mateo police officer no

. >> a multibillion dollar purchase and some of the biggest names in silicon valley are taking notice. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for tuesday, july 26th. >>> good evening, everyone. welcome. by now you probably know that we spent a lot of time talking about corporate earnings this time of year. and today was one of the busiest days of all for profit reports led after the bell by apple. you also probably know that what the pros call earnings season is a game not of thrones but of expectations. beat the wall street forecast and investors love you. even your sales and profits are lower, maybe even far lower than they were a year ago. well that is exactly what apple did and exactly what happened in early after market trading to day. apple a stock you likely own in your mutual funds even if you don't own it directly blew past expectations. the company earned more than wall street reckoned. the revenue was stronger than analysts thought it would be and the company shipped more than 40 million iphones in the most recent quarter. that's notable because analyst

>> he is a big silicon valley supporter.t of the time, the money from the valley goes to the democrats. he is a member of the paypal mafia, one of the founders. he infected in -- he invested in spacex, bnb. vonnie: how will he be received by the crowd, the delegates? he is homosexual, the first gay to speak at the rnc. our sources tell us he will talk about being a gay american at the convention. it is a question on how he will be received. a lot of his interests and policies are not aligned with trump. he is a libertarian guy. he has libertarian views toward trade and immigration. a lot of those beliefs are sort of contrary to what trump has been talking about on the campaign trail. he is pro-immigration, pro-free trade. david: he is, like many denizens of silicon valley, interested in disruption. a number of people say you may be interested in supporting donald trump because of the disruptive nature of his campaign. ellen: he is into creative destruction. many people would say he believes in creative destruction when it co

>> well, it's hard to say for sure if silicon valley specifically has an age problem. it's generally thought that it does, the fact that the workforce is so young might indicate that. >> what about this eeoc investigation? it seems to me that they wouldn't be investigating unless they thought there really was something going on at google that perhaps needs to be rectified. >> absolutely. the eeoc does not prosecute a lot of age discrimination claims unless they, you know, think that there really is strong evidence offer compelling evidence for discrimination problem wlmpt that goes beyond google it's hard to say. >> as i understand this -- these allegations, it has to do with hiring practices as opposed to promotion practices or firg practices. i would imagine that in a case like this it is harder to make it or to prove it in cases of hiring than it might be in cases of promotion or firing where you would have an internal record of the person's performance. >> absolutely. that's absolutely correct. it's much easier for firms to discriminate at the hiring level precisel

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what is it about your investments at turn silicon valley off?not trying to be anti-silicon valley. we are going after companies that are different. there's plenty of talent and capital and we are based in london and we have been looking at opportunities that are potentially very large and in particular, we are looking at founders building new consumer brands. at the intersection of technology and creativity. emily: how different is the funding environment in europe versus silicon valley? silicon valley is the place with the most capital and talent in one place. london is the place to be in europe with more and more capital and more and more talent. but still, it is a market where there is less capital and less competition but more of that, so the market is maturing. emily: i would love for you to share your personal perspective about brexit. you are from france and built a business in london, yet you could not vote. tell me about the experience. i was not in england when the vote happened. i thought he welcome sign at the airport and did not fee

silicon valley is assumption of meritocracy, if someone succeeds due to skill alone.lity, happenstance, fate, good luck, good timing all play as role. and narratives, two companies start, one works well, it win. a story from steely eyed vision to flawless execution, frankly a lot of flailing and floundering along the way. >> in your stint in silicon valley, anyone you left with high regard for? >> absolutely. like i said, zuckerberg i think is a genius. samberg very good at her job. basically managing a complex organization with a lot of competing egos, and also being sort of the right-hand woman to mark zuckerberg. there's a lot of people i met. frankly, the people i was most impressed by, frankly, some of the early stage start-up entrepreneurs with not a lot of mow meant, vision and a little money, and try to make it happen. some of those become the stories you would write about or talk about, but some don't. watching that process happen is, to me, really the sort of more courageous and inspirational thing i saw in silicon valley. >> interests of full disclosure, ho

right now we're at humane society silicon valley. it's a beautiful facility.ost importantly, really beautiful animals. i want to introduce you guys right now to lady. this seriously is one of the most lovable dogs. here we have casey with us, and tell us more about lady. >> yeah, so lady is a four-year-old staffordshire terrier. she's a cuddle bug. all she wants is someone to be able to love. we actually nick manamed her th lady of love. >> reporter: a dog with a stronger look like this can get a bad rap but this dog is so lovable if you want to come out and check out lady. this weekend are you doing reduced or free adoptions here? >> every animal in all four locations will be free of charge. >> reporter: oh, wow. >> we have four locations at our main center in milpitas. we also have our petco locations at west san jose and at sunnyvale and our mountain view locations which is a petsmart. mountain view location, we're having all of our foster dogs there as well. >> reporter: that's fantastic. casey, thank you so much. lady, thank you most of all. you are so cu

silicon valley being engaged is always a positive.carl? >> it's fascinating because silicon valley innovators and entrepreneurs don't always identify with a political party or ideology as much as pragmatism. we want to get things done. we want to make sure at the regional level that we're dealing with tough issues like traffic and housing and education. at the state level and at the federal level, we want to make sure that thorny issues like immigration reform and cybersecurity and data privacy are being addressed. so we rarely ask at all what's your political affiliation. no one really cares. what we want to ask about is what are your solutions to the pressing problems that we face in silicon valley and throughout our country? ashley: very quickly, i'm out of time because of all the breaking news, and i apologize, but who's better for the tech industry do you think, carl, hillary or trump? >> we have just sent a letter to both, actually, asking them on a variety of issues that i've just mentioned where will you stand on the issues of

see a smooth flow of traffic throughout silicon valley. jose, seeing that build over the last half hour. you expect them to see more flowing over the next half hour coming into the south bay and silicon valley. san mateo bridge. we talk about overnight road work but this morning things are moving well. i want to show you the bay bridge. easy drive. metering lights are on. no surprises here. berkeley shows slowing down for the east shore freeway. farther north. this is the issue. now most of our viewers wornlt be seeing this because it's coming in vacaville. fairfield toward the bridge, you're clear. west 80 still has that crash. monitor that minor injuries with that big rig accident blocking two lanes. now let's look at the peninsula and palo alto. showing slowing southbound down toward that lane shift. this is lower and more congested. this is south of university approaching embarcadero exit and clears up again heading down into mountain view. dublin because west of the at altamont pass, volume is slowing. once you reach over here the dub

i spent a lot of time in silicon valley and there's a libertarian egos that says the upward march of technology and science ought not to be scrutinized by anything other than other scientists and technologists, and i think that is a view of things. in every chapter it's neither is utopian nor dystopian. what are the upside and downside, so the way that genomics will worry of life as we get a personalized medicine as we are able to find cancers at stage one instead of three and four because we are able to get genetic information. so i say what i babies aren't brought to term because they don't match the ideal so it's important to have eyes open as we study these. the weaponization there is a chapter called the weaponization of code that's about cybersecurity, and i think the weaponization of the code is the most significant development since the fissile material. the difference being creating for nuclear weapons provides the scarcest scientific talent and elements whereas creating now where there is a lower barrier to entry. >> i'm from chile working with the world bank and i want to

does silicon valley get in the pie?>> guest: about half of all venture capital is california and it's overwhelming lee northern california. it definitely has the lead. it has done a great job. if you look at the arc of america's history talked earlier about when detroit was silicon valley silicon valley was apple orchards. these things rise and fall. in the agricultural revolution that was in the middle of the country and their great companies in the mill the country in st. louis, louisville and others they understand agriculture and some of the great interventions around egg and farming the industrial revolution was powered by cities like pittsburgh. the steel capital. and they are still good at making stuff. carnegie mellon has the best robotics program. even in in her has the driverless car in pittsburgh not in silicon valley. so your starting to see examples of this. i think it will accelerate. if we do help figure out how to make it more visible and drive more capital to the entrepreneurs they will create more jobs

we don't accept such incompetence in silicon valley. and we must not accept it from our government. [ applause and cheers ] >> instead of going to mars, we have inraided the middle east. we don't need to see hillary clinton's deleted emails. her incompetence is in plain sight. [ applause and cheers ] >> she pushed for a war in libya and today it's a training ground for isis. on this most important issue, donald trump is right! it's time -- it's time to end the era of stupid wars and rebuild our country! >> yeah! [ applause and cheers ] >> when i was a kid, the great debate was about how to defeat the soviet union. and we won. [ applause and cheers ] >> now we are told that the great debate is about who gets to use which bathroom. this is a distraction from our real problems. [ applause and cheers ] >> who cares? [ applause and cheers ] >> of course, every american has a unique identity. i'm proud to be gay. i'm proud to be a republican. [ applause and cheers ] >> but most of all, i am proud to be an american! [ applause and cheers ] >>

but silicon valley is a small place. drive out to sacramento or even across the bridge to oakland and you won't see the same prosperity. that's just how small it is. >> thiel is one of the founders of paypal. he's also one of the very first investors in facebook as well where he is on the board of directors. let's get a check of your markets this morning. landon dowdy is live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> reporter: good friday morning. wall street looks to end the week on a positive note. futures are higher and stocks fell thursday with the dow snapping nine-day winning streak on the back of disappointing earnings from intel and others. we get earnings from general elect strict and american airlines. dowle faing 77 points to 18517. the nasdaq slipping 16 to 5773. >> landon, thank you. have a great weekend. >>> back to the thiel issue, silicon valley watching it closely. he was not as -- i think silicon valley supported much of what he said. they were expecting something different. it was a fairly n

i don't think silicon valley and new york are different anymore.hink what you are doing is bringing the culture and code together and we are the best positioned company to do that. emily: that was the executive vice president and president of product innovation at verizon , as well as tim armstrong, the ceo of aol. coming up investors cannot get , enough of facebook, we will dig into the blow away quarter and hear from sheryl sandberg herself. we are focused on the explosion of interest in health tech with two longtime investors. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: facebook out with earnings this week. it also got a big lift from what mark zuckerberg called the golden age of online video. i spoke with sheryl sandberg about continued engagement on facebook. >> the explosion of video on the platform is great for our consumers and also great for our business. if you talk about new format, a lot of them are video, live and recorded, but also 360 pictures. all of these formats are engaging, and we think they are contributing to our time spent metric. emily: a

an attempt to create competitor to silicon valley. silicon valley needs a competitor. i love this project. if you go through where the innovation will occur. beijing comes to mind. london is having a huge renaissance. has a train line that goes to cambridge. that train line is about an hour and a half. cambridge have a lot of free land around the university. they allowed the construction of business works. in europe they don't like to build anything. they owned a lot of land that was unoccupied. the head about a thousand startups. at some point they have to move to a city and they moved to london. that is a pretty good model. charlie rose: what about the model that stanford had with silicon valley? the relationship between the university allowing them to do whatever they wanted to do, does it creates opportunities? schmidt: you can argue that cornell is doing the same thing here. stanford is the best example of this. this is a model you can copy. there's no secret here. stanford is organized around graduate students. they have a lot of funding. they encourage them to d

here with kell, a volunteer with the humane society of silicon valley. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> reporter: who is the kitten. >> this is violet. vie slept about 5 weeks old and is actually my foster kitten. >> reporter: what's today like? partnership with nbc, seeing folks come in. the fees were waived this time and what was it like seeing their expressions? >> it was awesome. came in this morning, a like out door for the first two hours. exciting for everybody. >> reporter: so we're going to wrap things up tomorrow. you guys are open again 10:00 a.m. >> we're open tomorrow. we'll have more kittens and more dogs. come on in and size. >> reporter: we think violet is getting you already. >> violet is getting me, yes. >> reporter: a very successful day here. >> the little kittens, can't do too much those little paws. awfully cute. thanks so much, peter, a reminder to welcome home a new family member if you have room for one. it is a big commitment, go to cnbc bay area.com where you can find a shelter near you and many shelters continuing the r

in towards silicon valley. here hayward southbound 880 continues a tougher drive and off the freeway heading toward the loop. very slow for city streets. the crash on the shoulder involving a big rig and there may be a second crash between 238 and 92. that's the only thing we're tracking at this section of the map. move up toward the baio oh sorry, slower drive alternate might bees peer i don't know. let's show you the backup here. only from the metering lights back to just shy of drant avenue. berkeley curve is clear and crash is cleared. >>> among the thousands of people gathered along the water front in nice to celebrate bastille day where people from the bay area and that includes a walnut creek family vacationing in france who witnessed the horror firsthand. >> i can only imagine the sorts of things they are able to see and talk about. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda just spoke with the family. sharon, they were only standing feet away when all this happened? >> kris and sam, yes, a lot of heroing stor

firms find a great deal in silicon valley. you talked about some of these big gains early. do you look for the earliest stage of a company to invest in? is it different than taking early-stage company in silicon valley? hans: it is a different similarity. we all look for companies that are growing and have huge potential. on the team with a lot of experience, some of them are serial entrepreneurs. you see that happening in china more and more, as is the case in the valley. you see a team that can build a product to solve a real world problem. that is very big. market, team, product is how we look at investments. cory: and when? hans: the earlier the better. cory: really? hans: when you invested 10 years ago, you did not see as many entrepreneurs that are proven. over the last 10 years, you have 400 or 500 companies that have gone public. there are a lot more vps and directors starting your own companies now. it's ok to go earlier because there are better entrepreneurs. cory: chinese counties are looking to the u.s. given the n

coming up, how it links a silicon valley company to olympic training. ==raj/animation/cu== happening now on our website. ==reveal== u-s marshals are warning people about a scam aimed at prospectiv >>> happening now on our website, u.s. marshals are warning people about a scam aimed at prospective jurors in the bay area. callers are telling people they can stay out of jail if you pay a fine. and on our twitter feed, last night hillary clinton became the first woman nominated for president by a major party, but plenty of other women have tried before. we've posted a timeline of the other female candidates. back in a moment. many athletes competing at the rio games will be fueled by silicon valley technology. =raj/2-shot= there's one decathlete, who trained witfo >>> many athletes competing at the rio games will be fueled by silicon valley technology. >> and there's one decathlon who trained with form-fitting technology made here in the bay area. our business and tech reporter scott bud manor joins with us a sample. i see you holding it right there in your

with the republican party platform, gets, people can give it us much weight as that -- >> how is silicon valley reacting to peter's speech? that's what we asked a stanford professor who runs joint venture silicon silicon valley. >> both are men of contradictions. here is peter, a guy who comes out of silicon valley, and culture of innovation, is an immigrant himself, and yet he's cozying up with donald trump and the republican party. that doesn't make sense. >> meanwhile, hillary clinton responded to the convention, by tweeting to trump, you are not our voice. >> we could learn had hillary clinton's vp pick is as soon as tomorrow. democratic sources tell cnn virginia senator tim kaine, and tom vilsack are the frontrunner. but she has not ruled out tom perez, or corey booker. lincoln will likely -- clinton will likely reveal it by text message tomorrow, and formally announce saturday in miami. >>> his job was to up hold the law, but a san mateo police officer is accused of abusing his badge to rape and sexually assault women while on duty. andrea borba learned this isn't the first time wincheste

these companies are also working with silicon valley, just as the department is working with silicon valley, to try to find opportunities to extend capabilities because there is enough challenge out there for everybody to tackle it. >> should we expect from the silicon valley companies to be joining your organization as well in the future? >> a couple already have and the trend will continue, mainly in -- due to the relevant man systems, which you know many companies are many interested -- very adjusted in developing their own capability. it is a regulated market place because the work we do with faa and the department of defense could we have a lot of experience in that area. jill: that is all for this week. thanks for joining us. [music] >> dr. charles stanley: you can't tell god when to do what. you know what? he knows exactly when to do what. he knows exactly how to change the circumstances of your life. and he knows when the best time is to do it. he knows when it'll have its greatest impact in your life. so oftentimes people, they're believing god and trusting god and thanking g

i heard from the president of the silicon valley chapter of the log cabin republicans. he says his group is excited that theel has a prime time slot for his message. mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> donald trump expected to give a law and order type speech. but we'll also be watching to see if trump talks about nato. he's caused controversy by suggesting that the u.s. support for nato allies could be conditional. we're watching what happens on the convention floor in cleveland. we will be back with coverage of the rnc in the next half hour and have a live report from the quicken arena. >>> breaking news on a family traj day in vallejo. the man accused of setting a fire that killed his young son, faces another murder charge. we're told the child's mother severely burned in the fire back in may has died. he turned himself in to police days after that fire. he's been in custody ever since. >>> a massive fire on the peninsula destroyed a community center that's home to dozens of after school and summer programs. fire investigators are now calling the cause of this fire

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startling economists far lower than expected. >>> another hot silicon valley ipo out of redwood city would trade shares for the first time today. priced well above expected. so great more news for ipos. what a t. company does with data is not something they can show you on television but the ceo mike ducan says you can use the selfie stick for the first time to take a selfie of the team on the nasdaq. he's really nervous about it and pressured into it by younger staff staffers. >>> elon musk, the official grand opening of his battery plant in nevada. nbc cameras got a preview on tuesday. some tesla owners will get a tour today as well. and then this looks like a failed liftoff from spacex. i meaning i, it just doesn't go anywhere. it's a static test. spacex testing one of the previously used first stage os an test pad in texas. spacex hopes to save money by sending rockets up, bringing them down, landing them and reusing it. everything went according to plan. looking at maybe september for the first launch or relaunch, i guess, of a rocket by spacex. >> it's remarkable to see the thi

this historic icon of silicon valley. david: it will always be historic.s just a question whether it's a declining history. i think she gets the credit for taking an extremely tough task on. nobody thought it would be easy to turn around yahoo!, and let's face it, she did not exactly turn it around. i thought it was great in your excellent interview with her -- and congrats on getting that, by she talked about the thinke, which i do not the world has focused on that figure if it is accurate -- and i guess it is if she is saying it. she has very much been the victim of sexism from the day she walked in there and with the extra scrutiny, people talking about the wrong things, partly because she was a woman, and i think that made her job somewhat harder. but it's imperative to listen to our in your interview and hear that she has come out of this pretty formidable, i believe. i think she has got a great future. emily: do you guys think investors were harder on her because she was a woman. >> i don't think she failed because she was a woman. harderbut were inv

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now, he is working in silicon valley. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: currencies make the headlines.e yen is near its highest since 2013. morrison sayst now is the time for australia to move within its means. apple is feeling the heat in china, falling to number five in the smartphone league in the face of local rivals. and the $10 billion

is it different than silicon valley?eslook for that are an interesting market with growth that has a huge potential. and on a team, that has a lot of experience. you see that happening in china, more and more. and you also see a team that can build a product that solves a real world problem. so market, team and product. that tends to be how we look at it. cory: i also think about the stage -- when do you want that? >> the earlier, the better. 10 years ago, we didn't see many entrepreneurs improving. over the last 10 years, we have had 400 or 500 companies that have gone public. that had a vp or a director have gone public now. i have also been adjusted with chinese companies. , that we haveion chinese entrepreneurs creating new ideas and not just the end , and also we have them looking at the u.s. and looking at tech companies. i wonder what the appeal is of the u.s. tech companies to chinese companies that are looking here? >> i think it is largely strategic. 1930's, gm started to sell cars outside the u.s. citibank goi

evangelist jerry falwell junior just spoke and other headlinesser are silicon valley billionaire peterhiel and donald trump who will be closing out the convention after an introduction from his daughter ivanka. we have team coverage tonight beginning with cbs reporter craig boswell and craig there are still lots of folks talking about ted cruz tonight after last night's diss of donald trump. >> reporter: right. the ted cruz d iss put it on the display and it was especially evident just given that the stated goal for this thing is from the beginning the convention was unity. so donald trump wants and these delegates want donald trump to pull this convention together, they want him to reach out to entire country and put an exclamation point on the convention. he rehearsed for the biggest political speech of his life. >> a lot of press huh? >> reporter: his daughter will introduce him tonight. trump is expected to talk about keeping america safe and his campaign strategy. party leaders and delegates agree, trump's biggest job is to unite the republican party. >> donald trump can pull ever

we're here with elizabeth with the humane society of silicon valley.e will be available tomorrow. we open at 10:00. >> reporter: today, anyone who came in, those adoption fees were waived, right? >> all adoption fees were waived. thank you, nbc! >> reporter: we saw a family walking out with a dog, making their family bigger. what was it like seeing that? >> i've been a volunteer for 14 years. it's thrilling to see families coming down to adopt pets. it was thrilling. >> reporter: and there's four locations for the humane society. so far 150 have been adopted? >> we've had 150 adoptions today at all four locations combined. we have about 50 still available. and they'll be available tomorrow as well. >> reporter: and we've got to point this out. until 6:00 p.m. there's still time on the clock, folks can still come down and adopt. >> that's right. leave your house now, pack up the family, come down, because we'll be closing at 6:00 tonight, opening at 10:00 tomorrow morning. >> reporter: thank you so much, elizabeth. back to you guys. 6:00 p.m., you can s