we will see exactly what happened in this room in silicon valley.nspires. it will be revealed on friday so stay with the bbc for an update on that. the team want to hear your ideas and suggestions — find out how to get involved at bbc.co.uk/100women. time for a look at the weather forecast. good evening. today brought a window of fine weather for most but it is not going to stay that way. things are already clouding over especially in the north where we have outbreaks of rain overnight. still a bit windy as well. but further south quite a chilly night with temperatures in the countryside around three or a degrees. the best of the brightness tomorrow during the morning across central and southern areas. further north wall cloud through norther ireland and north—west england and wales, southern scotland. some windy weather around as well. and temperatures around ten, 16 degrees. during wednesday night the drifts east and we could see some strong winds on the southern flank, some heavy rain as well. but it should clear way to leave brighter skies on th

stay with us. ♪ now the president and ceo of the hispanic foundation of silicon valley.nd so, one thing is talking about it, the other thing is doing something about it, and we do have video from maybe this past year of what we're talking about. tell us--describe what this is and where these young men and women have gone since. ron: so, this video shows the recipients, some of the recipients, of our latinos in technology scholarship program, which we started about 2 1/2 years ago. we're very delighted that we are now supporting about 100 students as they finish up their college degree. they're rising college juniors and seniors, so we help them in that last 2 years to get their stem-related degree. the delightful news about this is that about 90% of our 2 groups of students so far are 1st generation latino college attendees, so the first in their family to attend college. and the second great news is that 42% of our scholarship recipients are latina, and of course that's far beyond anything you see in the private sector workforce. so, we have worked very hard to design t

in silicon valley, 11:00 a.m. here on wall street, and "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ >> good morning, happy columbus day, and welcome to "squawk alley. i'm sara eisen here with dave faber. john fortt with us from san francisco, as he mentioned, at the black enterprise tech conference carl has the day off also joining us, kara swisher. a lot to get to today, beginning with google revealing youtube, g mail, and other platforms were compromised by russian operatives in an effort to interfere with the 2016 presidential election. doesn't seem the ads were bought by the same troll farm that bought ads on facebook facebook is confirming russian-bought ads appeared on instagram. so far, certainly, the pressure on these companies to fight fake news and bad advertising is mounting, kara, what will be the impact and what's the reaction out there in silicon valley? >> well, i think, you know, it's interesting. as i said, they are doing the slow roll, they are finding them slowly, looking for them i appreciate how difficult it is

your people to silicon valley. you should be nurturing policeman in madison. >> we have seen people who want to be involved in technology and felt thread to move to the coast and particularly silicon valley. that is great it does a lot of things but it left a lot of parts of the country behind. they are trying to encourage more communities in the middle of the country to support their entrepreneurs and create a more thriving community to result in more of them growing and creating jobs there and driving economic growth. it is very important to level the playing field so everybody everywhere can be optimistic about the future and feel they have a shot. soledad: not to mention silicon valley is running out of places to live. >> there are challenges there. but even the data here is sobering which is last year of venture capital went to three states. soledad: boston, new york. >> california, new york, massachusetts but mostly san francisco, new york city, boston. so how do we spread that? we look deeper over 90% went t

no one in silicon valley wanted trump elected.tter and social media to win and bernie sanders used it. silicon valley was more all for hillary clinton. these platforms obviously should not be censored that ad and obviously we have to figure out what the right goals will be to have robots debate but these problems are anti- institution institutional. steve: are you concerned about the power? >> no, because there's competition. you don't know where tech is going to go in five years. my eight -year-old asked me if i could get in instagram account when i am 13 and i said i don't think so because i don't think instagram will be the thing you want to be on. at that point it will be something completely different. what was fashionable ten years ago certainly isn't today. it is not the same sort of concentration of power that we saw with some of the utility companies that were broken up by the government because they had an interdependency with the government and as we seen on the show that is the most pervasive and toxic relationship. th

does silicon valley have too much power?out mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mail they're handing us their business and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ steve: text giants based back [inaudible] after mass to [inaudible] facebook eo came out in support of airing the ad. watch this. >> the question is should the divisive political issue ads run? our answer is yes because when you cut off speech for one person you cut off speech for all people. steve: this is the latest example of conservative voices stifled. let's get our panel take on this. congressman, you represent many of these tech firms in the argument against them is they have too much power. they have become too dominant and i know you are also very interested in the question of antitrust and breaking up comfort

how it will impact jobs from silicon valley to wall street. that is next.uick programming note. alix steel will be in washington at the annual meeting. tune in for a great lineup of guests, including the goldman and others.ent catch that conversation at 9:00 a.m. eastern. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ rise of automation and artificial intelligence is causing anxiety about upheaval in the workforce, the fear that it will leave millions of americans unemployed in the next decade. the founder and ceo of a messaging platform that develops products for online messaging and analytics spoke with julia chatterley and others. like in the u.k., about 70% of the time, we are getting a positive hit rate, and to answer the question. unfortunately, because it is like the wild west, people are throwing up things on facebook and different messaging platforms, and sometimes it works, and sometimes they do not, but we are working with t-mobile and vodafone, citibank, and we do it at a different scale. julia: how many of those were answered by a not real life person and go on to the

this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: there is a new matchmaking service in silicon valley. ng app. they have announced a new targeted advisory service called silicon foundry. it aims to connect startups with big companies looking for insights into the latest technology that might affect their industry. the company says it aims to avoid a common bias in venture capital networking, where people make connections to support their own investments. neil.g me now is you call yourselves your own little switzerland. so how does this work? >> we started in 2013 and have been at this for a few years, but this was our announcement today with the partnership with silicon valley bank, and we have been independent from day one. we work with corporations the world over, helping them to navigate the start of ecosystem. -- start up ecosystem. there are members that are part of our business model, and we view ourselves as a resource for the entire ecosystem. you call the members, not clients. neal: that is right. many venture firms have built out corporate outreach arms, executive briefing cen

silicon valley, absolutely. now the shine is off them, and harvey weinstein, big democratic donor, someone who now a number of elected officials have said they're giving the donations back. they can't understand why that story was buried for so long with no public recognition. >> before we go, i want to bring up the aca, the affordable care act, obama care. president trump early friday or late thursday night said he's ending insurance subsidies which help low income buy insurance. what's the impanel? california? >> covered california folks have said already that the premiums are going to go up at least 12%, probably more for people who are older and in more need of insurance. it will get cheaper for younger and healthier people, but a lot of critics say this is going to affect millions of people. >> and a lot of those people are probably trump voters, right? >> number one, i think the premiums were going up anyway. it's a trend across the country, number one. number two, california unlike many other states actua

next, a new group helping working families in silicon valley get more flexibility in their schedules by solving an important problem, transportation for their children. and then we close with another cultural showcase, our friends with the parangal dance company. we'll catch up with the group and filipino-american history month, with a live performance in our studio today. well, the lack of opportunities for asian-americans and pacific islanders in the world of standup comedy is nothing to laugh at. i happen to believe standup comics are important to the way society looks at events and ourselves. maybe we're starting to see some progress, and an upcoming comedy show in san francisco on november 2 is an important showcase, and just as important, an event to have a good time and laugh about stuff. with me right now are the two co-founders of desi comedy festival. samson koletkar was born in mumbai and raised jewish, comedy roots if i've ever heard one. and here's more, he earned a masters in computer software, fulfilling his parents' dream, then came to san francisco, is now chasing hi

let's get some of the silicon valley people.let's get some of our warmer government people involved in information operations. let's get them working together to figure out how to address this problem. i feel it's an urgent necessity because this problem is going to get a lot worse. we saw the last election with the russian influence operation, it's not going to stop. james comey the fbi director said it's going to be here in 2020, it's going to be here in 2018 so this is an urgent problem that needs to be addressed right away. >> host: now i want to turn to some fun questions, how your experience was writing this book. can you tell me how long this book took you to right? to know it's a culmination of your career but from start to finish in terms of brainstorming to publication, how long did it take? >> guest: that's a good question. i began work on the book in april of 2016 and my deadline to turn in the manuscript was august 1. >> host: that's pretty quick. >> guest: very quick. i've relied on a lot of reporting that i've don

coming up in just a miewf moments, a legend in the silicon valley, cisco's chairman john chambers talk us about where the growth is now. america is reeling from the mass shooting in las vegas sunday night. 64-year-old stephen paddock killing 58 people and wounding over 500 others. paddock's motive remains unclear. 17 weapons were found in his room as well as bump stocks, a legal device that makes a gun shoot more rapidly. even the nra has signaled it will not oppose it. president trump and the first lady visited the victims and thanked the first respondsers. >> we pray for the recovery of the injured and those injured officers who so:bravely threw themselves into danger when duty called. and we grieve the loss of the law enforcement personnel who were killed in this vicious attack. maria: the president also visited puerto rico tuesday, meeting with victims of hurricane maria. he caused a stir when he told geraldo rivera he wanted to clear puerto rico's massive debt. >> we have to work something out. we have to look at their debt structure. they owe a lot of money to your friends on wal

coming up in just a miewf moments, a legend in the silicon valley, cisco's chairman john chambers talk us about where the growth is now. america is reeling from the mass shooting in las vegas sunday night. 64-year-old stephen paddock killing 58 people and wounding over 500 others. paddock's motive remains unclear. 17 weapons were found in his room as well as bump stocks, a legal device that makes a gun shoot more rapidly. even the nra has signaled it will not oppose it. president trump and the first lady visited the victims and thanked the first respondsers. >> we pray for the recovery of the injured and those injured officers who so:bravely threw themselves into danger when duty called. and we grieve the loss of the law enforcement personnel who were killed in this vicious attack. maria: the president also visited puerto rico tuesday, meeting with victims of hurricane maria. he caused a stir when he told geraldo rivera he wanted to clear puerto rico's massive debt. >> we have to work something out. we have to look at their debt structure. they owe a lot of money to your friends on wal

but, this being silicon valley, i expect it to be a tech—based solution.day, they have five days to reveal the outcome of their work. one of the things i hope we identify are the microdynamics. so, a lot of times people, when they approach this issue, want a really big solution. like the silver bullet you mentioned? the silver bullet. i believe that it's how we are treated every day. the dynamics of whether my ideas are valued in a team meeting, or whether when we talk about who did great work, whether my name's included in that list. the gender gap has become such a toxic issue here, it is known as the "elephant in the valley." we are going to to see what strides we can make in a week. the team want to hear your ideas and suggestions — find out how to get involved at bbc.com/100women. a record jackpot is up for grabs in the national lottery. if a single ticket scoops tonight's euromillions draw they will take home £167 million — making it the single biggest win in british and european history. now weather. some sunshine for many of us to start the day. a

from places like boston or silicon valley. and they are really interested in moving to mexico to serve operations it's a country willing to embrace. every s single talented person. the trump administrations hire american policies have made it harder for tech companies to employ foreign engineers. using h. one b. visas. the us president has also let the doc a program files. heaving young immigrants six hundred thousand of whom a mexican without the right to walk. the anti immigration policies have encouraged funds to expand their presence abroad. and develop the local tech industries of the host countries. the fact that engineering is a globalized profession has allowed us to bring people from egypt from brazil. from many parts of the world and it's it's very good for the for while hiring mexico in general. tech giant facebook amazon and oracle a rule see presence in mexico. building offices and partnerships with local groups. the us tech sectors southern expansion. it's creating opportunities for expats and mexican for like. i

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i will not set foot inside silicon valley for investment.will say that there are not many details. what do we know? >> we know what the firm has confirmed to other outlets. sometime over the summer, they hired a law firm to look into allegations of potential misconduct against one of the founding partners. we really don't know much more than that. we don't know how long it has been going on or the degree it was involved with firm stuff or between him and potential entrepreneurs and that kind of thing. emily: keri made the statement on facebook and said, the situation is personally atypical. i have not been in any other situations remotely like that. i was not seeking investment or trying to further my career. we understand that she and jurvetson were involved in some sort of personal relationship. she said after she wrote the post, she was contacted by the attorneys working on the investigation. steve jmore about urvetson. we know he is on the board of tesla and spacex. we know he is charismatic. >> he is a well-known investor and he has a p

everyone. >> reporter: from diversity to disruption to workplace harassment, the shortcomings of silicon valley well-documented in recent years. a number of local companies are starting to tackle some of those issues. despite the challenges, industry experts say the valley's startup ecosystem is second to none. >> they want to start a startup, they have access to -- there are so many incubators, accelerators here. there are meet-ups, events they can go to. >> reporter: local entrepreneurs say there's still a lot of good. >> the smartest and brightest people from all kinds of fields are here and they're constantly innovating to come up with the latest. >> rasiej wouldn't elaborate on how long the billboard would stay up. he says he's open to changing the messaging down the road. >>> officials at oakland tech have been reprimanded for allowing one of its famed alumni to practice with the school's football team. the raiders' marshawn lynch posted this video on instagram wednesday showing him practicing with the varsity squad. while the kids and lynch enjoyed themselves, state rules actually prohib

if you want to look back at the week in silicon valley you can find more at bbc.co.uk/100women.ut of circulation. from midnight next sunday the round pound will lose its legal tender status and no longer be accepted in shops and restaurants. people have been urged to spend them, bank them, or give them to charity before then. couples have been truly testing their marriages at the annual wife carrying competition. overcoming obstacles and navigating choppy waters are all par for the course at this year's north america championship. the lucky winners — a couple from virginia — won the wife's weight in beer and a ticket to take part in the world wife carrying championship in finland. now, the weather. not a bad day out there today. for many of us, dry with sunshine. some showers into the afternoon. especially across parts of western scotland, north—west england. one or two in northern ireland. scotland, north east england in the south of scotland. spain drier. temperatures around 17. the evening, most places dry. cool with patchy outbreaks of rain in the north, drier towards the so

s shortcomings of silicon valley have been well-documented. a number of companies trying to tackle the issues. the valley's startup ecosystem is second to none. >> they have access to the so many incubators, accelerators. there are meetups and events they can go to. >> local entrepreneurs say there's still a lot of good. the modest people of all kinds of field and constantly innovating to come up with the latest. >> in silicon valley, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> new developments involving marshawn lynch at a high school team's practice, oakland tech high school officials have been reprimanded for allowing the famous alum to practice with their football team. lynch posted video on instagram on wednesday night showing him working with the varsity squad while the kids and lynch seemed to enjoy themselves. state rules prohibit anybody but the students for practicing with football teams. >> i don't think he meant any harm by being out there. he was trying to create a positive experience for kids. but there's a rule that's in place and we had to e

in regards to silicon valley and how russia was able to influence silicon valley and take advantage of silicon valley institutions that have prided themselves on transparency for years, you know, and really carefully crafted a pr image of being transparent, you're starting to see bipartisan cries for them to step forward. if a bank pulled this off, their ceo with no question would have to testify. but the ceos of facebook and twitter are not testifying next week. they're sending legal counsel. as a result of that, it's why you're seeing bipartisan legislation from people like senator amy klobuchar and senator john mccain for more disclosure. the fact that mark zuckerberg is not testifying next week from the sources that i talked with in both parties is drawing intense scrutiny. >> kevin and kate, stay with us. we'll be back to get more from you two. thanks. >>> so could this target of mueller's indictment be? our legal expert breaks down charges that could be coming as early as next week. i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip f

insidenot set foot silicon valley investment. we will say that there are not many details.do we know? >> we know what the firm has confirmed to other outlets. over the summer, they hired a law from to look into allegations of potential misconduct against one of the founding partners. we don't know much more than that. we don't know if it was within the firm or between him and thattial entrepreneurs and kind of thing. emily: keri made the statement and said, the situation is a typical. i was not seeking investment or trying to further my career. we understand that she and jurvetson were involved in some kind of personal relationship. thesaid after she wrote post you was contacted by the attorneys working on the investigation. we know that steve jurvetson is on the board of tesla and spacex. we know he is charismatic. >> he is a well-known investor and he has a particular interest in space and fringe technology. he has a close business relationship with elon musk. he is also a personal friend. he is a person who is in the orbit of some of the top entrepreneurs, top ceos, top

relatives from some of the top silicon valley internet companies will be meeting in dc today.l part of a hearing about extremist content and russian disinformation online. leaders from facebook, twitter and google will be speaking during a senate judiciary subcommittee hearing to find some solutions to content posted online. tech leaders definitely feel the pressure to find ways to handle this content. back in june, four major companies including facebook formed a global internet forum to counter-terrorism. >> this is a major step in reclaiming the internet from those who would use it to do us harm. >> reporter: internet companies have said they are working to balance removing criminal content with freedom of speech and civil liberties. today's hearing will be the first of a series of three taking place in washington, dc this week. reporting live in menlo park, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:57. time for your "final 5". three people have been indicted. they are the first charged in the investigation into whether members of the trump campaign colluded with russia. paul

you cover silicone valley.anies and the valley in general has grappled with headlines of this nature of their own. of hoar rasment, sexism, problems in the workplace. how is the valley reacting to weinstein today? >> well, sweaty. i think. i don't know how else to put it. i don't think we have someone of quite this awful piggishness. not sure, how else to put it. a horrible person who behaved abonaably. people are appalled by it and nervous because there will be more of a focus on this kind of behavior, stopping this kind of behavior and paying for this kind of behavior. you know, the bill has come in for this, this kind of stuff, and -- those who perpetrated smudge things will have to pay big and harvey weinstein obviously did. >> and cara, quickly, because i have you. how do you create an environment where women don't feel comfortable or scared to come forward? >> i was talking about this last night. because there's a few stories i've tried to pursue especially around cover-ups. i think he had eight women the

coming up in just a miewf moments, a legend in the silicon valley, cisco's chairman john chambers talk us about where the growth is now. america is reeling from the mass shooting in las vegas sunday night. 64-year-old stephen paddock killing 58 people and wounding over 500 others. paddock's motive remains unclear. 17 weapons were found in his room as well as bump stocks, a legal device that makes a gun shoot more rapidly. even the nra has signaled it will not oppose it. president trump and the first lady visited the victims and thanked the first respondsers. >> we pray for the recovery of the injured and those injured officers who so:bravely threw themselves into danger when duty called. and we grieve the loss of the law enforcement personnel who were killed in this vicious attack. maria: the president also visited puerto rico tuesday, meeting with victims of hurricane maria. he caused a stir when he told geraldo rivera he wanted to clear puerto rico's massive debt. >> we have to work something out. we have to look at their debt structure. they owe a lot of money to your friends on wal

so, we are compared to, say, silicon valley.ve a lot of strength in engineering and the hard science around big data, machine learning, artificial intelligence, cloud computing. those are really areas of strength for seattle vs. anywhere else in the world. so, you will see a lot of great companies in those areas from here, as well as other companies like e-commerce. mobile grows well here. we have certain areas of strength, but engineering in particular. facebook and google and a lot of the large technology companies have opened their second largest, other than silicon valley, engineering hubs here in seattle, so we really benefit from that in the startup world as well. some of those people eventually fall in love with the city. those of us in the venture area can take advantage of some of the great folks who come from the amazons, microsofts, facebooks, googles, that ultimately want to go and start a company. cory: my friends make sure they don't do recruiting in february. they make sure it is when it is sunny and wonderful. te

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coming up, a member of congress has strong words for silicon valley.epresentative ro khanna of california joins us on the show. later, amazon is proposing a new service which could change the game for delivery and expand their offerings for users. we will explain. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: on november 1, three of the top tech companies will testify before congress about russian use of their platforms during the election. representative ro khanna of california has penned a stirring op-ed in the washington post entitled, "trump beat silicon valley at their own game." now, they must prove themselves. >> he used passionate messaging to get his message out. a lot of the platforms were abused. they fake amplified voices, extreme voices that pretended to be 10,000 voices when they were just one person. so tech needs to help figure out how to solve some of these issues. we know how it can empower individuals in extraordinary ways, but we need to fix the excess we saw in the 2016 election cycle. emily: you say technology tools should strengthen not weaken and

. >> reporter: many call it silicon valley north.very where you look there seals to be something new. >> i see a lot of buildings and construction. >> not far away, change is coming. renovations have begun as to expand. the chamber of commerce says it is no surprise that more companies are choosing to set up shop in their city. >> we are part of silicon valley. we're part of region. we're no longer the little city outside. >> the bay area news group with nearly 230,000 square feet, the space can accommodate 10,000 people. there's no word on how long the could not stluks take but many business owners in fremont as well as the neighboring town of newark say it is good for the economy. >> more excitement. there will be more restaurants opening up. there will be more people coming in. it is good for the city. good for people. good for community. >>> others are somewhat hesitant. martha martinez has lived in fremont almost her entire life and worries about >> and the traffic is getting worse some of the say it is part of the growing pains

this is north 101 over silicon valley boulevard. back on silicon valley for northbound 101. kari, we are looking at clear skies, drier roads making this look better. cooler temperatures. >> yeah, cooler day, mostly cloudy skies in santa rosa. mostly cloudy at times. mist and drizzle. cool temperatures upper 40s. as we go through the day, a slow warm up, but sunshine by this afternoon. look at the high temperatures today. only reaching the upper 60s in the north bay. oakland, 62 degrees and 66 today in san jose. we'll talk about that halloween forecast and hopefully look ahead to the weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, kari. >>> a police crackdown after a series of side shows across the bay. san jose police responded to several incidents overnight. >> kris sanchez has information on three crime scenes we have learned about. a lot of activity out there, kris. >> reporter: right. we can tell you one officer was injured after he was hit by a car involved in one of these illegal side shows and street races. he's going to be okay. cuts and bruises after being hi

is shaking things up changing its structure to compete against silicon valley stock and. is the recent political uncertainty in catalonia worrying tourists will take a quick trip to boston lonna to find out. i'm done in winter and this is your business news update there's hardly been time for the dust to settle since last tons of bought a large chunk of bankrupt fly at berlin now germany's largest ally and is on yet another purchase this time alitalia italy's beleaguered flag carrier italian media are reporting the offer could be as high as half a billion euros. there is a new order in the skies above europe. italian airline out italia which filed for bankruptcy last may recently received another line of credit from the italian government to help it maintain operations until a new buyer is found. live tons is offering half a billion euros for parts of the airline according to reports by italian media the german air giant is reportedly only interested in out italia is aviation business and not its ground operations that means half of the employees of italy's largest airlin

. >>> silicon valley has long been able to avoid this regulation. you can make the argument, it's the reason silicon valley has been so successful, the government stayed out of the way. this controversy could be the thing that opens up the door to far more oversight from washington. executives know that. sheryl sandburg went to washington to lobby for facebook and publicly said she wants the senate intelligence committee to release those ads they are investigating so the public can see them. the intelligence committee says it's fine if facebook releases the ads. here are the senators in charge. >> clearly, if any of the social media platforms would like to do that, we are fine with them doing it because we have already got scheduled an open hearing because we believe the american people deserve to hear firsthand. >> the american people do deserve to hear firsthand. it became a you release them, no, you release them. we believe they are going to be released november 1st. facebook and google will face questioning about what their involvement was with

are putting an eye on silicon valley as well. video inerberg did a which he talks about making a commitment to preventing this again. how big of a turnaround is this? max: facebook still isn't fully aware of how bad this is. they are really focused on these companies. facebook took out full-page ads in the times and the washington post, which you don't do unless you are really concerned. inquiry cuts to the quick of facebook's whole business. the point of facebook is that you don't need human oversight, you can trust their algorithms. what you see on facebook is real. thatart seeing suggestions is not true, lawmakers trying to regulate that, that will create huge problems for this company, an dthe -- and the way the silicon valley companies do business. max, greg -- crai g, thank you all. shery: we are seeing markets rally. let us go to have it -- abigail doolittle. abigail: gains may be small. a set ofoking at simultaneous record highs for the three major averages. for its longest winning streak since may. investors encourage to

and it looks like no one in silicon valley is safe.rg. ♪ ♪ mark: live from london and new york, i am mark barton. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn and this is the european goes on bloomberg market. are the airlines, united and continental in particular, joining us to talk about retail wins is abigail doolittle. -- the tailwinds is abigail doolittle appeared. >> united and continental up, despite the fact>> their revenue measure for the industry was down. american airlines reported that their revenue outlook is strong, price fares, they have power and investors are happy about this. a volatile year. chart. a year to date on the bottom, united and jetblue and up top, recently turning positive is american airlines and delta air lines. a bumpy ride. starting in july, a move down as we had a we'll recover but we had the hurricanes -- oil recover but we had the hurricanes. even no united and continental numbers are the lowest of the -- we are seeing a relief rally but still down on the year. vonnie: warren buffett a major shareholder, he had never

: a simple text thread aimed at tech workers talking about new york city as an alternative to silicon valleyt rates for the billboard. >> i would prefer that people didn't refer to the entire tech industry as silicon website. >> reporter: on this went, rasiej outlines why he believes the big apple is better suited for those who want to make a difference through tech. >> we believe the new york technology community is more inclusive and more focused on equity in terms of economic equity for everyone. >> reporter: from diversity to disruption to workplace harassment, the shortcomings of silicon valley have been well-documented in recent years. a number of local companies are starting to tackle some of those issues. despite the challenges, industry experts say the valley's startup ecosystem is second to none. >> they want to start a startup, they have access to -- there are so many incubators, accelerators here. there are meet-ups, events they can go to. >> reporter: local entrepreneurs say there's a stillstill a lot . >> the brightest are here and they're constantly innovating to come up with

huge amounts in emerging technologies such as automation and electric vehicles competition from silicon valley companies like tesla and google means traditional car makers are under pressure to keep up. china is going to have all electric cars produced by twenty forty. by twenty thirty they clearly want to have only electric cars so in europe there are really good incentives right if they want to survive they have to follow these technologies. part of the v.w. diesel great settlement did include a commitment to invest in zero emissions technology and the funding of environmental projects but for now a top priority for v.w. will be to get cars like these ones in baltimore fixed and back on sale the diesel gate affair has certainly been costly for folks and these clusters of car standing silent around the country are a sore reminder of that but the company has said that it still sees the u.s. as a core market despite currently flagging up below two percent of market share it will be some time before we can see whether v.w. really can bounce back and of its ambitions to become a true contender on

why the mayor of the biggest city in silicon valley says he is not offering a sweet hard tax deal toe amazon's new hq 2. i sat down with white house cyber security coordinator at the cyber summit talking about the executive branch's new ask for silicon valley when it comes to encryption and criminal investigation. rob joyce who used to run the nsa's hacking says white house is no longer looking for a back door. >> has the conversation moved? are we on a different point from where you sit in the white house than we were a year ago? are you asking for a back door >> we are certainly not asking for a back door. what is really important for us is strong encryption is good for america, good for business, good for individuals. it is really important that we have encryption and strong encryption and that is available. the other side of that is there are evil people in this world. and in the end the rule of law needs to proceed and so what we are asking for is for companies to consider how they can support legal needs for information. things that come from a judicial order, how can they be r

but, this being silicon valley, i expect it to be a tech—based solution.ing today, they have five days to reveal the outcome of their work. one of the things i hope we identify are the microdynamics. so, a lot of times people, when they approach this issue, want a really big solution. like the silver bullet you mentioned? the silver bullet. i believe that it's how we are treated every day. the dynamics of whether my ideas are valued in a team meeting, or whether when we talk about who did great work, whether my name's included in that list. the gender gap has become such a toxic issue here, it is known as the "elephant in the valley." we are going to to see what strides we can make in a week. you're watching the bbc news, the headlines. police in las vegas continued to search for answers as to why gunman stephen paddock murdered 59 people atan stephen paddock murdered 59 people at an open—air music concert injuring hundreds more. spain's king felipe vi has condemned organisers of catalonia's independence referendum for having put themselves outside the law

and the rest of the silicon valley.ing you tri-valley, the hayward as well. the commute direction for 680 and 880 through plez, hayward, no big surprises. i will show you the big travel time, the build to the top of your screen. the maze itself it's getting crowded, slow the reason for the slowing it's because all these cars are trying to go to one spot, the bay bridge toll plaza that's why -- to my house, exactly, because we have hot chocolate if you want it. very slow at the berkeley curve. >> it's the first morning i thought i may need a coat. >> the warm up is coming this weekend. >> it will be warmer this weekend, that includes the morning temperatures, too. a lot of events going on and we have you covered. let's get a look at the overall view of what to expect around the bay area. on saturday the coast will be at 70 degrees, that may be a popular spot because the inland areas will start to feel a little bit more like summer, upper 80s there, more of the same on sunday, the bay at 80 degrees and nothing but sunshin