that idea of singularity is captivated in silicon valley. i think it retards technological progress rather than simulating it. >> how is that? how did slow technological progress? >> because technological progress we are human beings with minds, wills, and imagination counter actuality and all of the capabilities of human beings are what technology extends and elaborates and allows us to contribute to human life and achievement. to try to separate technology with the apocalyptic idea which leads people like elon musk to say >> things like ai represents the end of the world. steven hawking also made some preposterous about ai if it succeeds we will and the human race. these people are like doomsday adventists on the mountain awaiting the end of the world. it is just ludicrous. it is one of the stupidest things i have encountered in my 81 years of ruminating on these subjects but. >> george gilder, don't algorithms represent a crude thinking on their own for computers? >> of course, computers are very good for computation. they can do pattern

. >> this book is about the crazy religion that captivated silicon valley where somehow their machinend clips human intelligence and guaranteed annual income and maybe he was aboard but the solution that somehow the human mind is a computer and can be excelled by computers that has captivated many figures in silicon valley as a new religion and its nonsense as i show a.i. which is not a great title for our critique of artificial intelligence but artificial intelligence playing games, then it moves on to theodore of great figures and was defeated by a.i. and some of these successes and gains of the masters of silicon valley imagine that they can create general purpose brain from cell. this is the great delusion. you want to enhance human mind serving your customers and creator.r. >> in fact you write in gaming a.i. it is a new demotion of the human race, what does that meann >> the human brain, one human brain is as complex in its conductivity as the entire global internet. each take, ten to the 21st with 21 zeros who capture the number of connection in the human brain it is called the

she's the executive director of the latina coalition of silicon valley.the show. thank you for being on. gabby chavez-lopez: yeah, thank you for having me, damian. good to see you. damian: thank you. we're gonna split the show into a couple of segments. our first segment, we'll start with the bad news. i wanna end with the good news 'cause you have a lot of good news to share out of the elections, but, first, what's your reaction to the fact that, in california--it was upgraded, but in california, during the 2022 primaries, only 15% of latinos went to the polls. gabby: yeah, i mean, i think that's very disheartening news. it's not, you know, news that i wanna hear in that, but i, in some ways, was expecting, i think, engagement overall through, you know, through the pandemic has been challenging, even with our own efforts around organizing and getting advocates out to, you know, really speak and advocate for different issues that are important to them. it's been a challenge, and i think we're competing with, obviously, a lot of things going on in the worl

thousands are celebrating silicon valley pride including with a parade that starts in a few hours. t the parade, maryann favre reports that it is a lifeline for many. >> reporter: this is spelling out sill conn valley pride, and thousands coming together in downtown san jose for music, browsing and celebrating. while the event may not garn ter huge crowds or the national family vibe, and important message of inclusion. >> it is a chance to express yourself and i am happy have i gotten to. >> reporter: they say it offers a sense of community for lgbtq + community for those who are not accepted at home. >> it is okay for those who need to know they are okay. >> reporter: it is also for unifying for a potential fight after the supreme court overturned the roe v. wade, some feel that same sex marriage may face a threat. this a pivotal time. >> we encompass everybody, and so an attack on anybody's rights is an attack on our community's rights, and that is why silicon valley is 100% dedicated to support the marginalized communities, and when we stand with the most marginalized. >> maryann

emily: is your expectation is silicon valley will maintain dominance but there will be miniature siliconley's around the u.s. in the world? >> i think that's a fair bet. i think that based on the talent here i don't think it's likely or, you know, a massive exodus of people to suddenly say no, we will sell all of our homes, rip our kids out of schools in all of that, but you know, there's definitely competition from other races with lower costs of living, lower tax is, and equal access to cash and talent. emily: some of them are very loud. thinking about miami. >> miami is very loud. [laughter] i lay as loud as well. as well as other market have been increasingly gaining steam, like including salt lake city, atlanta. you look at some of these other markets that were overlooked by venture capitalists who didn't want to get on a plane or arrange the travel to go into a seed deal in early stages when they really need that one on one. they weren't willing to do it so in a way remote work makes venture capital more accessible to a larger number of founders that were historically overlooked. e

zack: silicon valley brown -- silicon valley pride showed off dozens of performers and vendors that willht. this marks the second in person festival since the pandemic and organizers say it will be a great time. >> lots of entertainment, activities for all the family. we are a family-friendly event. zack: plans started last october and he says a lot of thought have gone into the spirit they hope the event remotes. >> our theme this year is probably authentic. we want people to celebrate their authentic self. zack: representation is top of mind and business leaders say the event is going to impact local economy. >> we have been struggling trying to come back into recovery mode, but these past few weeks in downtown san jose with san jose jazz, cinequest and now silicon valley p, our downtown is turning a corner. zack: they hope this reminds the rest of the bay area that san jose is a destination. >> san jose is beautiful and progressive and has supported silicon valley pride for well over 30 years. zack: organizers say the goal is to have the spirit of pride last a lot longer, not just in

to be sure, this is not just a silicon valley problem.i believe that's the fortune 407, less than 5% of the ceos on the list are women's at this point.right? so, that's an issue within there. but definitely latinos. definitely blacks are not being seen by the numbers that we see them in the bay area and those tech companies. >> right. it would be great to have better information from individual companies, but we can also look at this from an we just saw that 27% of the s. populace in the region is asian or pacific islander, but 52% of folks with computer and other occupations, among the quarter, 1/4 of latinos in the bay area, making up 5% of the occupations. black workers, 2%. there is deep, deep occupational segregation that goes hand-in-hand with residential segregation we have been talking about, and are mutually reinforcing mechanisms. >> so, talk to someone who recently left the bay area. now, she lives in chicago. the diversity of the bay area is part of what attracted her to living here. she's sad to go. let's take a quick listen

silicon valley bank. silicon valley bank is essentially the invest bank for the innovation economy.mpany has front row seat to all startup, early stage companies in the technology and life sciences industry so they're very well-positioned for what we think are very, great future growth companies that are very well-positioned in the long run. liz: we know startups and technology stocks have really taken a beating. what makes you believe this company isn't in for pretty much the same thing? i mean as it is we have it down 32% year-to-date. why are you so encouraged at this very moment for svb financial? >> to be clear silicon valley bank is not a startup. they have been serving that marketplace -- liz: but the people they serve are the ones who really had troubling time. >> correct, yeah and they have been through this before, whether it was back in you know, the early 2000s with dot-com, great recession, 08-09. investors in silicon valley bank have been through this before. we view this as a relatively short-term storm that you know, the startup and, you know, early stage companies a

it interesting that you say you had to contact someone in silicon valley.the difference between the japanese start—up scene and elsewhere? oh, yes, definitely. there are definitely more female leaders outside ofjapan who are visible in conferences or in, you know, this ecosystem. there are more vcs who are female or more government leaders who are female. but injapan there is hardly any support, especially for women, until very recently. but they just started working on that. if there is one piece of advice for young entrepreneurs, what would that be? jump into that ecosystem. it is very easy to get to know someone in that field. once you know someone it is a network and it is a great network that you need to expand your business. we have 10,000 maps... machi's success is an exception to the rule. one of the reason why female entrepreneurs like herfind it difficult to raise money is because only 1% of funds that lend money, known as venture capital firms, are run by women. kathy matsui is one of them, best known for her womenomics drive since the 90s, which

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if japan wants to succeed in competing with silicon valley.mes to tech start—ups. i am travelling on one of japan's most famous inventions, a bullet train, to another city that won some of that spotlight. kyoto is the country's ancient capital, known for its century ——centuries—old temples and shrines. but its biggest festival, which started in the ninth century, is now going digital. this shows all the carriages are. she started a digital map business in 2015. this map is dedicated to the festival. can you tell me why this house is on your digital map? this house is a preservation office for a major carriage of the gion festival. and the streets gets very crowded? oh yes, it gets very crowded in the city so it is really important for us to find where the carriages are. this is where the business idea came to her — at the movie theme park. we wanted to show where users are. it was really hard to find yourself on these objective maps. so how does it work? who pays you to be on the map, is it users or businesses? we don't charge users, we only a

thousands are celebrating silicon valley pride. while the event is smaller than pride in san francisco, organizers say that it's an important life line for many. >> this sign spells out a theme of pride. thousands coming together tonight in downtown san jose for music, browsing and celebrating. while it may not get the crowds of san francisco organizers say it offers a family vibe and an important message of inclusion. >> it gives people the chance to express themselves. >> they say that the event offers a sense of community for lgbtq plus teens who may not receive acceptance at home. >> for the younger people too. they need to know that who they are is okay. >> tonight it's not just about celebrating. it's also about unifying for a potential political fight after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade many fear that legalized same sex marriage could face an uncertain future which is why the ceo of silicon valley pride said this is an important time. >> we are not just one ability or affection. we encompass anyone so an attack on

but come on, we're in the silicone valley. how come the giants of the cheapskate subdivision? are the bay area so that that's the a love, criteria. mean, the fans do. it hurts jason. >> the u.s. military is facing its biggest recruitment shortfall in decades. officials say not enough people are signing up and that includes the army national guard as of mid-june. the guard says it had recruited less than 50% of its fiscal 2022 goals. so to try to help boost recruitment, the iowa national guard is offering potential soldiers a hefty signing bonus. brooke shafer has the details. >> the national guard is the latest military branch to say it's struggling with recruiting in iowa. the air national guard is trying to fight the decline in numbers by offering a $20,000 signing bonus to new recruits. our youth today are just not as interested in serving in the military as they have in the past. officials with the national guard say there are several factors driving recruitment, challenges like a shortage of trained recruiters. more questions about recruits, medical histories. and of cour

. >>> san jose cops pulling out of san jose silicon valley pride parade. it is about their uniforms. >>> will this be the thing that works? we have details of the latest plan to fix san francisco's syncing and a leaning millennium tower. >>> many experts are pretty being the market could keep cooling down in the coming months. >>> good evening. we head into the weekend with a disturbing story on bart. the hunt is on for a man who shot someone inside of a bart train, today. it happened in oakland on a train headed to san francisco. sky ranger was overhead as emergency crews rushed a man to a waiting ambulance. this was outside the lake merritt bart station. police believe the shooting happened somewhere between the call is sue him and the coliseum and fruitvale stations. the shots triggered panic and sent others running into other cars. >> a bunch of kids came out of the back cars. people were freaking out. i said someone was having a fight. they started screaming bloody murder. after i finally heard all the muffled voices someone said grab the police. some

silicon valley comic-con is back. 7000 people expected to show up at the show. clothing customs a big part of the show. people like to dress up as characters they like. a lot of them are handmade. this year, the itinerary includes a conversation with an astronaut live on the international space station. special guests include actors george the chi, trista for lloyd . what kind of costume would you wear? >> oh gosh, maybe yoda or something like that. [ laughter ] >>> next, we have seen stories about some of those odd items moving through airport security. have you ever seen this? >>> let's take a look outside of rockefeller center west. one of tonight's stories, the secret service recovering hundreds of millions of dollars in fraudulently obtained comical relief funds. the warning tonight from the agency about the billions of dollars still missing. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings

silicon valley pride festival, you can expect mild, sunny conditions. at night it will be comfortable but dressed in layers. as you look at the overcast conditions, good air quality saturday and sunday. from the golden gate bridge camera, there is fog but visibility will fluctuate. dense fog and drizzle in the morning. summer heat returns next week. tomorrow morning, breezy. tomorrow afternoon, winds picking up. be ready with drizzle and clouds in the morning, not clearing the coast tomorrow afternoon. morning numbers in the 50's and 60's. watch out for damp roadways. 80's in san jose. on the peninsula, 62, half moon bay. downtown san francisco, 66. 82, santa rosa. 70, oakland. east bay and inland, 82, concord. it will be gusty and cooler tomorrow, below average sunday, then the warming begins next week with hotter conditions inland, mid 90's. mid 60's, coast side. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is c

that's what these silicon valley guys are doing, investing in their friends.st thing is marc andreessen is a not in my backyard person. he and his wife wrote a letter to their town, which was planning to build some multifamily residences. they said, no, under no circumstances, do not build that near our house. it will drop the value of our homes. we don't want anything to do with that. so, the reality of our problem, which is inflationary here with rents in this country, and it's very bad right now, is that we need to build more housing. and that's not what this does. that's not what a guy like marc andreessen wants, even though he wrote this long letter at the beginning of the pandemic how america doesn't build anymore and we need to build more things. i guess as long as he doesn't have to build them, pay for them or look at them, that's fine. but if they're in his backyard or want his money, building housing is not an investment that silicon valley or marc andreessen is interested in. it's the investment that will help our country. goldman sachs said the sti

>> from the heart of where innovation, money and power collide in silicon valley and beyond, this is bloomberg technology with emily chang. emily: i'm emily chang in san francisco and this is bloomberg technology. ryan cohen sells out. shares of bed, bath & beyond are plunging after the meme stock idol sold his stake. we will explain why he did it. some of silicon valley's richest executives and investors are campaigning against multifamily housing coming to their neighborhood including marc andreessen, the investor who just gave controversial we work founder adam neumann a huge check to re-envision rental housing. and last year was the most lavish on record for executive paychecks by almost any measure. more than 30 public company executives were paid $100 million in 2021 according to the bloomberg pay index to we will dig into all of that in a moment but we want to get a look at the market stocks ending in the green after swinging between gains and losses. cisco rising after a an upbeat forecast and bed, bath & beyond sinking on the back of a filing by ryan cohen's firm. christine

silicon valley pride parade took over a street this morning. >> market street.organizers expected up to 10,000 people to take part in the parade and party afterwards. people we talked to say they are so happy to have the parade back, it may not be as big as san francisco's party in june, but they are spreading a message of inclusion. >> the lgbtq plus community is unique. we're not just one nationality, not just one skin color, not just one affection or ability. we encompass everyone. so pride is really for everyone. >> the ceo of silicon valley pride added it was important to show up as many fear the supreme court could be looking to overturn legalized same-sex marriage after it ended protections for abortion access. >>> b.a.r.t.'s big south bay extension should break down before 2024, according to b.a.r.t. and the santa clara valley transportation authority. design and construction officials say in a joint meeting that tunnel boring and other heavy construction activities are likely to start in earnest in two years. the extension will add four new stations in

>> from the heart of were innovation, money, power and collide, in silicon valley and beyond this is bloomberg technology with emily chang. emily: i'm emily chang in san francisco. coming up in the next hour, for the first time ever, streaming cox cable with u.s. viewers watching more net netflix, hulu and disney plus then cable television. we begin with a historic change in entertainment and how far the wave will go. venture capitalist who claims apple is the greatest it has been today, why he thinks regulators are losing, while shaking meta- and amazon. it could be the fire festival travel, we tell you about the luxury trip planner that blew up during covid, starting with big concerts canceled, then things spiraled out of control. we will get to all of that in a moment. stocks sliding, including bed, bath & beyond after investors learned: officially shared its stake. katie with more. unhappy with the ryan cowan. >> not happy at all. what happened with bed, bath & beyond feeds into what we saw when you look at the broad markets, the nasdaq 100 your big tech index falling 2% today. t

let's get a look at that forecast for silicon valley pride and san jose. we'll see high temperatures for this afternoon reaching the low 80s. morning starts in the high 50s. the parade starts at 10:30 in the morning on sunday. maybe some long sleeves to start out. as the day goes on, you'll be taking off some of the layers. if your weekend plans are along the coastline, that's where the temperatures will be cool. you might need a blanket or a jacket. it will be cool even as we head into the evenings once those winds will pick up. we've got so much going on. we'll take a look at that, coming up in a few minutes. thank you. >>> developing for you this hour, police in oakley are investigating a deadly shooting by officers. this happened during the stand-off at a home on teresa lane. police say a woman called to say her boyfriend was holding her with a gun. and about 1:00 in the morning, officers exchanged gunfire with the 58-year-old suspect. he suffered fatal injuries. police say that investigation is ongoing. >>> happening today, in santa cruz county, the f

my last question: what did you personally learn about silicon valley?ot of misconceptions outside of silicon valley on how the ecosystems work and all the crazy people thinking about the urfuture. what did you learn about how the system works and how the ecosystem works and what surprised you most about it. jimmy: yeah, it's a great question and it's one that in five years i'll have a better answer potentially but it's junk to mind for me. one is silicon valley is unusually tolerant of people who are on the fringes or misfits in other parts of society; right. there's a high degree of openness to people who might not communicate with perfect english whowh might not dress like in a way that would be acceptable likeny the kinsey company job tt have ideas, you know, about everything from life extension to space travel. that is embraced. that level of unorthodoxed thinking iss embraced in this place. i found it -- i know there's some idea about that, but i found it very vividly in my discussion withs these people. when those topics would come up all the time

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. >>> it is pride weekend in silicon valley. the festivities include the pride parade on sunday. this parade, though, won't include san jose police officers. this is the second year in a row the chief put the kibosh on the officers marching in the parade because the pride organizers won't allow the officers to carry their firearms. we are at police headquarters with the story you will see only on nbc bay area. >> reporter: both sides, silicon valley pride, and san jose police say, they are disappointed with the other's decision, but both say they are optimistic and will reach a compromise next year. the pride flag flies probably over san jose police headquarters, but there was bad news today, the chief announced that officers would not be participating in this weekend's out pride festivities. it all stems from a dispute over the formal police uniform. the department asked to participate in full uniform. silicon valley pride agreed, but asked for the officers not to wear their duty belt, including firearms. >> we originally asked the chief to come in a softer look. to

valley water is the silicon valley's most important water company. to day it's inaugurating a new purification facility. ah and this purification center would allow for valley water to provide at least 10000000 gallons per day. a high tech answer to a rid of vacation. but will it be enough to quench the regents thirst? the water provider is placing its faith in innovation. my name's gary cram n. i'm a elected board member at valley water and i'm on the valley water board because i wanted to do some public service after a career and technology. a lot of people know me because i invented online dating. i started match dot com. well, i actually want a mix online dating in water conservation to help people save water by finding the closest person to take a shower with the board member gets an on the ground update from his colleague chris hakes on the situation at anderson reservoir. the biggest reservoir in the silicon valley this community in general, is actually all serviced through ground water recharge by, by the anderson reservoir. it's got about a $

it is holding some folks up, into the rest of silicon valley.lowing where the arrow shows typical headed toward oakland road. the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on. it is still lighter for a friday. back over to you. >>> a new legal battle involving the two main players in the vaccine rollout. moderna suing pfizer, involves claims of patent infringement tied to mrna technology each uses for its covid vax nation. in a statement moderna is not seeking removal of pfizer's vaccine or injunction to block distribution but it will seek compensation in nations where vaccine supplies are no longer scarce. moderna announced the lawsuit within the last hour. we're still awaiting response from pfizer. >>> 6:32 and developing now, a south bay community upset and unnerved over these flyers posted around town targeting lgbtq+ population. >> kris sanchez has more on what they may believe is a political statement. >> reporter: there were about 0 flyers posted around los gatos and they mention one particular council candidate in particular, let's take

sony to discuss his new book the founders the story of paypal and the entrepreneurs who shape silicon valley and it's especially wonderful to be here because i knew jimmy in my early 20s, and this book really takes place talking about a group of people who supporting each other and worked really hard together and have been lifelong friends meeting after college meeting in their early 20s, so it's very special for me as a former fellow journalist and writer to be interviewing him because because we shared that time together as well, but in the founders jimmy unpacks the long and difficult journey of paypal from a barely known startup to one of the largest tech companies in the world and a household name and it he tells us the unsung heroes extreme competition. it and huge challenges faced by the company as it fought to implement cashless currency back when few dare to try. so we'll be covering a lot in the next hour and we encourage you to put the questions in the chat on youtube. we'd love to solicit some audience questions at the end. so we'll be getting to your questions later in the progr

today we have the cofounder of a controversial silicon valley company, which can turn a speech into unaccented, so-called perfect american english. who needs this? is a promoting understanding? or is it promoting racism? also san francisco is issuing lots of tickets, just like the pre-pandemic days. but where are you most likely to get a citation in the city? and when are the odds in your favor, or not? our media partner, the san francisco standard, dove into the data and will be joining us to share their findings. first, do you use twitter? a former top executive turned whistleblower accuses the company of overlooking major security flaws. here to talk about one of today's biggest national stories is the washington post digital threats reporter, joseph m. thanks for joining us today. >> good to be here. kristen: you did an exclusive interview with the whistleblower, twitter's former head of cybersecurity. who is he and what were his bombshell allegations? >> well, he's a very unusual guy. one of the most celebrated hackers in the u.s. his name is peter z. most people call him mudge, a hacker

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i think for outsiders is silicon valley of how the ecosystem works of all these crazy people. thinking about the future. what did you learn about how the system works and how the ecosystem works and what surprised you most about it. yeah, it's a great question. and i think it's one of those that like i think in five years. i'll have like a better answer potentially, but i'll offer to the jump to mind for me one is silicon valley is unusually tolerant of people who are on the fringes or misfits in other parts of society, right? there is a high degree of openness to people who might not communicate with perfect english who might not dress like in a way that would be acceptable like with a mckinsey and company job right who have ideas, you know about everything from life extension to you know, a space travel that is embraced that level of unorthodox thinking is embraced in this place, and i found it. i know that it's there's some ideas about that, but i found it very vividly in my discussions with these people when those topics would come up all the time as you know in a perfectl

this is the silicon valley. this is the world's home of technological innovation. technology is incredibly water intensive, and this region is running out of water. san francisco, one of the world's major financial centers and the gateway to silicon valley valley water is the silicon valley's most important water company to day it's inaugurating a new purification facility. ah . and this purification center would allow for valley water to provide at least 10000000 gallons per day. a high tech answer to a rid of vacation. but will it be enough to quench the regions thirst? the water provider is placing its faith in innovation. my name's gary cram n. i'm a elected board member at valley water and i'm on the valley water board because i wanted to do some public service after a career and technology. a lot of people know me because i invented online dating. i started match dot com. well, i actually want a mix online dating in water conservation to help people save water by finding the closest person to take a shower

silicon valley pride festival, you can expect mild, sunny conditions.it will be comfortable but dressed in layers. as you look at the overcast conditions, good air quality saturday and sunday. from the golden gate bridge camera, there is fog but visibility will fluctuate. dense fog and drizzle in the morning. summer heat returns next week. tomorrow morning, breezy. tomorrow afternoon, winds picking up. be ready with drizzle and clouds in the morning, not clearing the coast tomorrow afternoon. morning numbers in the 50's and 60's. watch out for damp roadways. 80's in san jose. on the peninsula moon bay. downtown san francisco, 66. 82, santa rosa. 70, oakland. east bay and inland, 82, concit will be gusty and cooler tomorrow, below average sunday, then the warming begins next week with hotter conditions inland, mid 90's. mid 60's, coast does your plug-in fade too fast? try febreze fade defy plug. it has built-in technology to digitally control how much scent is released to smell first day fresh for 50 days. la la la la la. if you haven't tried dawn powerw

we talked about the movement away from silicon valley.ut now, with more distribute it work, what is the power of the l.a. tech hub? spencer: l.a. is the intersection of media, entertainment, pop culture, commerce. it is where taste makers live. the 20,000 people that decide what is cool for the rest of the country, the rest of the world -- they live in l.a. this is work culture happens. now, you have this convergence of media through streaming and studios, which are tech companies increasingly. media entertainment, pop culture is very strong in the tech immunity here. but it should be remembered that l.a. has a fifty-year manufacturing history in aerospace, heavy equipment, technology. incredible universities. it has now cemented itself as the number two tech hub behind the bay area. the l.a. tech week' is goal is to get you some day to move your show from the bay area to here in l.a., and have the intro of your show talk about how l.a. is the tech center of the world. emily: it is a wonderful idea, spencer. i can't say we have not though

author jimmy to discuss his new book founder's the of paypal on the entrepreneurs who shaped silicon valley. it is especially wonderful to be here because i knew jimmy and my early 20s. this book really takes place to talk about a group of people who support each other and worked really hard to gather part have been lifelong friends, beating after college summit meeting in the early 20s but it's a very special for me as a former fellow journalist and writer to be interviewing him because we showed that time together as well. but in founders jimmy unpacks the long and difficult journey of paypal. from a barely known start up from the largest tech companies in the world in a household name. he tells us of the unsung heroes extreme competition, and huge challenges faced by the company as it fought to implement cashless t courtesy. we'll be covering a lot of the next hour. we encourage you to put the question in the chat on youtube we would love to have audience questions at the end couldn't your questions later in the program but for now, welcome jimmy pay. >> thank you, thank you for having m

silicon valley hosting its pride parade .ute this morning where people should be lining those streets very soon. good morning, james. pretty nice weather out there for a parade. yeah it feels real nice out this morning. i like jacket is definitely what you need before. the sun really starts to peak out this morning, and we're seeing the stage somewhat get a little closer to being said here we see some of the cones that are out that is not just telling us that the roads are slowly starting to become closed, but also as place markers for some of these floats where they will be staged before the parade actually gets underway. we have seen a number of these floats coming in and out the street from where we're standing right now. lots of them doing so last minute touches before things get underway where we are right now we're on market street. in downtown san jose right off of julian street. this is the front the start side of the parade route, and that's only stretches for about a half mile down the road, but we'll expect to see

and that's one of the things i learned in silicon valley is diversity of thought is the callus for genius, right? that's exactly right if you don't have that you are automatically vulnerable because you places that that threats can come in. so i think that starts and then the next one is communication right think about the times in history. we write in the book about failures of communication one of which was the failure of the light brigade, you know the famous charge of the light brigade occurs because a message is sent from one commander to another and it's misunderstood. right? and so these 600 light brigade camera men ride most to their death, right and it was just a failure to effectively communicate we say well communications easy. we got cell phones you got internet we can do meetings but reality communication is hard. yeah, not only do you have to the physical ability to communicate you have to have the willingness to communicate, right? and if you take people in business traditionally where people in the state department or people in the defense department, those aren't just dif

silicon valley possible article is all abuzz. we will take you there. big tech companies have pledged to go green. critics say they are also helping big oil prolong the fossil fuel age. we will tell you how. >> it is another classics, trading day again. no -- not a whole moves. let's look at the nasdaq year. it did take a dive in the midmorning. it is looking like it was about to claw that back in the afternoon session. not enough. this is finishing higher on the day. we did see a lot of investors bringing back these big tech names. it is a sign that some of those massive declines we saw in the first half of the are finally making some of these big tech meme stocks deep enough for investors to buy but it is a bit of a mixed bag today. you see amazon and paypal finishing the day higher today. alphabet and apple a little bit lower on the day. bed, bath & beyond and risk of the meme stock conflict. they are standing out today with a whopping 29% gain on the day. investors really piled that into the stocks. lisa about $99 million worth of buying into the st

temperatures in san jose for silicon valley pride looking gr. right around 80 degrees both halves of the weekend. that's py warm for late august. no extreme no extreme heat in the seven-da, even as our temperatures gradually warm. we could be in for a hot labor day weekend, but weekend, but we'll worry about that next week. > >> come up in sports, a bad combination for the giants in minnesota as alex wood has his worst outing of the year and the and the bats stay cold. and week week one for the 49er 49 is jut 17 days away, but is trey lance ready to take over? we'll be rit back. > >> and here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner in such a way to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no pla