on a more conservative things due to having so many liberals in that particular area in silicon valley of california so of course they're going to be in favor of that which squashes the viewpoint voice of their opponent. but i finally this hour a u.s. appeals court has upheld a ruling stating that it can't apply for copyright protection in the case in question a monkey a monkey took a selfie with a wildlife photographer a camera and then an alamos rights group decided that the images belong to the monkey and launched the case on its behalf. why didn't the monkey appear in court it's like he doesn't even met. well it all worked out in the end didn't ok get right side up to the moment developments on ortiz twitter page waiting for you right now this is our to introduce. manufacture consent to step into a public will. when the ruling class is to protect themselves. when the final merry go round. we can all middle of the room see. the real news is really. a fight for many flips over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only.

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on a more conservative things due to having so many liberals in that particular area in silicon valley of california so of course they're going to be in favor of that which squashes the viewpoint of their opponent it goes back to the question of what is fake news people don't really know sometimes opinion is lumped into it sometimes satire result into it people jokes they see it as fake a new p.c. theories who knows would have read the use you should leave it up to a governmental body or companies that have obvious liberal biases or biases won't do to determine what fake news is so i think people want to have information presented to them and then they can decide what's real and what is faith. right ahead as promised hard hitting testimony and violent scenes as we delve into the sporting subculture that just won't go away football hooliganism your with our two international. law makers manufacture consent to stick to the public will. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the famous larry go around the sun be the one person. nor middle of the room. real new. global war zone you on the idea

the area is a very dense area south of san francisco in the silicon valley of california. utube, this campus, has a couple thousand employees. there is a lot of discussion about different parts of what may have been a shooter in the outdoor cafeteria area. so far there's no confirmation that there was a shooter. no confirmation that anyone has been injured and no confirmation police on the tail of anyone who may have been in that facility. >> youtube, we should note, owned by google, purchased a couple years ago. this is perhaps the most tech savvy area in the united states. and people work with verified rkts tweeting things like active shooter. saw people running while at my desk. now barricaded inside with co-workers. that individual a few minutes the hear tweeting, safe, got evacuated. outside now. a lot of individuals who are verified who work for youtube in san bruno, california. >> yeah. these are scenes that we see way too often and clearly the police have responded in a massive fashion. not only with police officers but with fire and ambulance as well. in the event

they are offensive and unsafe to the left wing mind-set dominates in silicon valley and most of california. they are very concerned about it and they are very concerned about it catching on through perhaps increasing popularity of president trump. zuckerberg, obviously he's a really smart guy but he did not have good answers when it came to those questions of why are these examples of conservative organizations -- ted cruz rattle them off, not getting adequate response on facebook. their followers are not getting their notices. you get a mumbo-jumbo answer. not a good response. >> right. we need to be candid. the case of diamond and so, if they were african-american women who were liberal, no one at facebook would have blinked when they posted something. the fact that they are african-american women who love donald trump, that's not supposed to happen. so they have to be curbed. that's the real problem. >> laura: we do what do conserv? we are concerned about defending free expression, freedom of conscience, the first amendment. these corporations are so big. they are like many governments.

state of california california has give this amazing opportunity is the home of silicon valley to protect our residents and how their information is then marketed and sold to a third party to be used against our rick david is in line and to influence us that would it basically impose government censorship on ole internet activity based in the state of california this is the first in the united states where. a body of government significant california is trying to exercise control over interim ation the bill proposed by state sen richard pan aims to pull the plug on false information it would bind people who produce content on the internet to coordinate their work with so-called fact checkers and it's not the only legislation targeting fake news and california another bill was recently proposed to help schoolchildren tell the.

>> most of the time it celebrated where i come from now in california silicon valley destruction whose business models of technology of industries that even the kind of legal destruction is celebrated in the minds of testing new methods. i think this story worries about concentrated markets it is exactly like economists predict. so the nobel laureate in economic said if we have a company that has such a big market share, they don't have incentives to disrupt their own product you will see the same exact market for product offering. there is no incentive to compete with your own success. with the conglomerates battling it out also individuals and smaller entrepreneurs. there's also destruction that sometimes can be problematic when we are trying to push the lines into unethical behavior we should make sure we are drawing the right lines on these areas because as i mentioned one of the dynamics that you can see come to life in the book is when there is a mindset that you control resources including human resource, there will be a lot of ways to find the next loopholes. maybe people have

. >> to discuss all of this now, i'm joined by kqed silicon valley reporter sam har net. mary ross, the coauthor of the california consumer privacy act. welcome to you all. >> thank you. >> nate, what struck you the most during the congressional hearings? >> well, one of the things that struck me the most was the way that zuckerberg was very goodt not answering the question asked. as an example, the senators asked repeatedly something along the lines of,an i delete my data off facebook, or can i see what o facebook has me, and he answered yes, of course, you can dee delll the data. it doesn't count data that facebook gathered on you in other ways, bought from data brokers, g tthered fromacking you around the internet, gathered on you from your friends or from yourdevice. and that silence spoke volumes to me. >> so it wasn't an inaccurate answer, it was just an incomplete answer? >> it was an icomplete answer and the senators and congresspeople glarj didn't catch that. they didn't understand the qualification. >> the amount of d they have is tremendous because, sam, i tow you went on facebook, downloaded ay inform

state of california where a senator is proposing a law that would require internet users to verify news stories they publish california has got this amazing opportunity is now home of silicon valley to protect our residents and how their information is then marketed and sold to a third party to be used against or rick to vaduz on line and to influence us that would it basically impose government censorship on all internet activity based in the state of california this is the first in the united states where. a body of government significant california is trying to exercise control over information. the bill aimed to pull the plug on false information it would bind people who produce content on the internet to coordinate their work with so-called fact checkers and it's not the only proposal to target fake news and california another bill has been put forward to help schoolchildren tell the truth from laos is aim to set school standards on internet safety digital citizenship and encourage media literacy its author finds the spread of fake news disturbing the some critics are even more concerned by increased control over the media the recent proliferation of fake news online is extr

state of california where a senator is proposing a law that would require internet users to verify news stories they publish california has give this amazing opportunity is the home of silicon valley to protect our residents and how their information is then marketed and sold to a third party to be used against eric to vaduz on line and to influence us that would have basically impose government censorship on all internet activity based in the state of california this is the first in the united states where a body of government significant california is trying to exercise control over information. the bill ends to pull the plug on false information it would bind people who produce content on the internet to coordinate their work with so-called fact checkers and it's not the only proposal to target fake news in the state of california another bill has been put forward to help school children tell the truth from one is it aims to set school standards on internet safety and digital citizenship there are also expectations it could encourage media literacy within the state its author finds the spread of fake news disturbing though some critics are even more concerned by increased contr

of course, my visit to california, silicon valley. seeking good basis for better understanding of what our businesspeople need. to be presented here and how i can help them to be here. anyway, i think all these corporations with baltic states, businesspeople, and the u.s., it's very important for our societies, for our business societies and as i said, we are seeking not only investments in our country, we are trying to make a better environment for investments in our country but also our businesspeople. i think it's important for latvia and for the u.s. >> president trump: i am very impressed with these three great baltic nations. and these three great presidents. thank you very much for being here. thank you, everybody. thank you. >> dana: that was president trump meeting with the leaders of three nato allies, baltic states amid growing tensions with russia. hello, everyone. i am dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." bret baier was watching this along with me. an important meeting amongst friends and allies. our country with

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congressman ro khanna of california's 17th district joins in the heart of silicon valley -- district silicon valley joins us to discuss what new laws might be to come. ro: i was pleased that mark zuckerberg agreed to testify that he subjected himself to five hours of testimony, both in the senate and the house. this was long overdue. facebook should have been testifying much earlier. i am pleased that he is at least open to well-crafted regulation. i was concerned with two areas. it seems like the senate as a knowledge gap. many of the senators have not used facebook or twitter, and it was apparent after they asked their first question. they were unable to press mark zuckerberg or get into the depth. it is not zuckerberg's job to clean up the mess, but it is also congress's job to pass laws, and provide strong protection for the american public. there was not sufficient commitment or discussion about what an internet bill of rights would look like. emily: what should congress do? ro: i think that there is some very common sense things that we should do. you ought to have a right to k

. >> there are a lot of great ideas that are percolating in the silicon valley for making california a better place. this is not one of them. >> reporter: he is a spokesman for the one california campaign. he says this is a waste of time. >> if people are dissatisfied, they should exercise their vote. >> reporter: take the uc system. there built and paid for by taxpayers throughout the state. >> if your northern california and decide you want to attend ucla instead of berkeley, you could be paying astronomical out-of-state tuition in order to do so. >> reporter: then there are water rights, education funding, and figuring all this out takes time and money. so what setting up three new governments. he says that even if it makes it to the ballot, voters will not go for it. >> voters have shown themselves to be very skeptical and cautious about risks being taken with their text dollars. >> reporter: even if it passes, needs to be approved by congress. members may not be excited to dilute their own power by creating for new west coast senators. still, he says it is california's nature to

and of course my visit to california, to silicon valley will give, i think, good basis for better understanding of what our business people need to be presented here and what i can help, how i can help them to be here. anyway i think all this cooperation between baltic states be business people and to the u.s. business people is very important for our societyies, for our business societies. and as i said, we are thinking not only about investments in our country, and we are trying to make better environment for investments in our country but also our business people are invested here. and i think it is important for most countries, for latvia and the u.s. >> just want to conclude by saying i'm very impressed with these three great baltic nations and these three great presidents. thank you very much for being here. thank you, everybody. thank you. [shouting questions] trish: everyone, that was the president just wrapping up his joint press conference with baltic leaders amid rising tensions that are being seen right now all over the globe as our allies express new concerns about increased aggres

you go to silicon valley and need to check out california or any of the cost and time back. now, it is so expensive. just to live on the poster silicon valley, new york, also education has no longer, it is no longer the writer was towards upward mobility. we, there is much less fluidity. the cultural elites, things are not postal and they are also not all -- in the sense that they're not all wealthy. the term refers to professors and journalists and activists and coastal are not also all-white. they are often i think it is better to describe them as multicultural. pretty much everyone in this room. [laughter] people like me, we are -- by the republican or democrat, you are tolerant and you know lots of minorities and religious freedom and you have trouble and people around the world that you have seen. you probably think yourself is not tribal. because you believe in individual rights, human rights and cosmopolitanism. this group tends to be very tribal. i'm going back to the ethnic thing. there is so little intermarriage between this kind of multicultural postal, white by mi

will help tackle the spread of dissin from asian critics though say the aim is to crackdown on free speech. california has got this amazing opportunity is now home of silicon valley to protect our residents and how their information is then marketed and sold to a third party to be used against eric david is on line and to influence us that what it basically impose government censorship on all internet activity based in the state of california this is the first in the united states where a body of government significant california is trying to exercise control over information so a bit more about this bill it aims to pull the plug on folsom formation that it would require people who produce web content to coordinate their work with so called fact check is. not the only proposal seeking to target fake news in california either to try and get a handle on this a shoe another bill is also been put forward to try to tell schoolchildren what information is true and what information is full sit the aims to set standards apparently for schools on internet safety and digital citizenship it also seeks to encourage media literacy across the state. their recent proliferation

people from the midwest would dough education or whatever, you do go to silicon valley or -- not -- trek out to california or any of the coasts and rise and come back. now it's so expensive to live in the coasts. silicon valley, new york, atlanta, and also education has no longer -- it's no longer the route it was to upward mobility. people are stuck. all those studies. so, we -- there's much less fluidity. the coastal elites, a misnomer because they're not all coastal and also not elites in the sense they're not all wealthy. that term refers to a professors and journalists and activists, and coastal elites are not all white. they're often -- i think it's better to describe the group as the multicultural -- well, everyone in this room. people like me, we are -- whether you're a republican or democrat, you are -- view yourself as tolerant and you know lots of minors and you believe in religious freedom and traveled a lot and seen people from all over the world, you probably think of yourself as not tribal because you believe in individual rights and human rights rights and cosmopolitanism. while this group tends to

of the people are foreign born. california, it's only 25% in parts of the country, it may be 5%, 10%. go to silicon valley, you'll see a lot of people from russia, china, vietnam, from israel, india, mexico, south america. america has always benefited from immigration. and i think certainly appropriate rules need to be fashioned. i think there's different views that need to be -- this idea that we have too much legal immigration i question. our gdp in california has grown $750 billion during this recovery. $750 billion is more than most of the nations. we're now at $2.4 trillion. we've created 2.6 million jobs. a lot of that is created by workers in the fields, workers in the restaurants, workers in silicon valley, software, all the rest. and i think we ought to wake up. it's point scoring that exploits fears, and the fear is normal. the fear of the stranger, the fear of change and something different. and the manufacturing is a function of how the global economy has unfolded. we want to deal with that. so we have a lot of issues, all circling around. but legal immigration, cutting that in half i think is

of-living distances, rents are 55% higher in california than texas. what happens is if you are a member of the working poor or anyone other than the elite from silicon valleyit is tough to make legals meet, put food on the table and put a roof over your head and that is why 100,000 americans every year are moving out of california is going to other states mostly texas. heather: you call that outmigration, the housing crisis, you mentioned housing across california keeping people to make a living. >> something most people can't fathom. the labor unions, the environmental quality act to sue developers, you can't build this housing development because you are violating environmental law. what they really want is the labor unions, prevailing wage. as soon as developers cave in they dropped the suit. nothing has changed from an environmental standpoint. all that happens is houses are delayed and there are more expensive because labor unions demanded to build them. heather: what do you hope to accomplish by this op-ed? >> a warning for the rest of america that if you want to look at the fate of our nation, the high taxes, the crushing regulatory burden, the incr

first of all, i think during our summit i will repeat again that we discussed how we can strengthen our economical operation between baltic state and the u.s. my visit toe, california, to silicon valley, will give, i think, a good basis for better understandings of what our business people need to be presented here. and what -- and how i can help them to be here. because anyway, i think all these cooperations between baltic states, business people, and u.s. business people is very important for our societies. for our business societies. and as i said, we are thinking not only about investments in our country, we are trying to make a better environment for investments in our country, but also our business people are invested here. and i think it is important for both countries, for latvia and for the u.s. pres. trump: i want to conclude to say that i am impressed with these three great baltic nations. and these three great presidents. thank you very much for being here. thank you, everybody . thank you. [applause] announcer: c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. wednesday morning, education week reporter madelyn will discuss his teach

of its kind in the nation. it includes a commitment ensuring california remains an inclusive state for all people. >>> 4:46 now. saudi arabia's crown prince made a whirlwind tour of silicon valley yesterday. according to sources, he made stops at facebook, google and lockheed martin. he inspected two satellites that lockheed martin is making for a saudi company. he has launched an ambitious plan called vision 2030 to move it from the oil-based economy to a tech-based future. >> it has had a long-term view of where they want to go. they're investing hard in the economy that helped in technology that helps their commerce and helps their national defense. >> the crown prince got a lot of attention when word got out he bought out the entire four seasons hotel for his stay here. >> he's on the cover of "time" magazine, i think, this week. big deal. >> and here he is. enjoying the rain, hopefully. never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. so mike, you're telling us that this is actually not the worst of it. the worst of it comes tomorrow morning. >> i think the worst will come in waves. but yeah, tomorrow morning will be the last push of the weather. some of

of the people are foreign-born. california's only 25% in parts of the country are 55. if you go to silicon valley you will see a lot of people from russia, from china, from via tom, from israel, mexico, south america. america has always been for immigration and i think certainly the rules need to be fashioned and this idea that we need less immigration i question that. california which has more immigration than anybody else our gross domestic product has grown $760 billion during this recovery, more than most of the nations of the country. we are now at about $2.4 trillion with 2.6 million jobs. .. >> we have a lot of issues all around legal immigration cutting that and have come i think is stupid. >> 90 talk about a votes and take the least of that alternative. if you can get in and do something and just saying it's a war on california on a war on the engine of our american economy. look at these people. these are people who come from somewhere else. these are chinese or indian or middle eastern people. this is the genius of america. we destroyed the indigenous people in the nothing to do with i

organizer of a petition drive to split california into three states says they have gathered more than 600,000 signatures. that's more than enough to get it on the november ballot. it's backed by silicon valley billionaire tim draper. he says the signatures are ready to be delivered to state officials next week. >> a lot a lot of big -- we have a lot of big problems here in california, and with three states we'll be able to govern for the next millennial. it will be awesome. >> it proposes a southern state, a central state, and a northern state. the initiative is considered a long shot even if it makes the ballot. any split would still require a vote of congress. >>> developing news out of oakland tonight where a person and hit and killed by a vehicle on interstate 580 about 10 minutes after 9:00. we saw a body on the ground at the side of the road near the first lane of traffic. it's not yet clear how the person ended up on the highway. right now only one lane of 580 is open in the westbound direction and drivers needless to be told, drivers being told to avoid the area. >>> in alameda an attempted robbery is being investigated as a homicide after a 61-year- old woman died. she was attacked

california. the heart of silicon valley. we see a familiar sight of people exiting their workplace. it's the youtube headquarters there in san bruno. about four miles south of san francisco, with their hands above their head to make clear to law enforcement that they represent no risk to anyone. take us inside what law enforcement is doing right now. >> yeah, the critical thing here, nicolle, is to always locate the shooter or shooters. they've got to locate him. they've got to isolate him. they've got to evacuate the people and then they have to eliminate the threat. so that's the way the commanders see it. so when they're getting there, it's really critical that people that are on the ground in the youtube headquarters, you know, if they're on their media, if they know where the shooter is, in the hallway, in an office, that they can relay that to 911 because what's critical for the on-scene commanders is is to locate that shooter. once they do that, they can isolate then evacuate and eliminate the threat. and it's a difficult task, as you can understand, these things are -- you g

milpitas california a sleepy bedroom community is the gateway to silicon valley a bustling tech town of seventy thousand many citizens here say the garbage is taking over. and ruining their quality of life. i'm a real estate broker and years ago very few people would ask about otar now one hundred percent of the people that are buyers within the community are asking about the odor that is going to affect property values newbie island resource recovery park here in san jose is a landfill operated by republic services the nation's second largest waste management company it's been taking trash since one thousand and thirty and was scheduled to close in twenty twenty five. instead today the city of san jose is not only planning to keep it open until two thousand and forty one they want to grow it from one hundred fifty feet above sea level to two hundred forty five feet increasing its capacity more than fifteen million cubic yards. we fell and that is that is the fashion oh well i want to move out of this interview americans create about two hundred fifty million tons of trash a year. in on

and of course my visit to california to silicon valley will give i think good basis for better understanding what our business people need to be presented here and what i can help -- how i can help them to be here because anyway i think all this cooperations between baltic states business people and the u.s. business people is very important for our societies, for our business societies. and as i said, we are seeing not only both investments in our country and we are trying to make better environment for investments in our country, but also our businesspeople are invested here. and i think it is important for both countries, for latvia and for the u.s. >> i just want to conclude by saying that i'm very impressed with these three great baltic nations and these three great presidents. thank you very much for being here. thank you, everybody. thank you. >> the president of the united states and leaders of latvia, lithuania and estonia walking out of the east room following a joint news conference. there was news on several fronts including the president doubling down on what he said earlier, th

of the people are foreign born. california 25%. parts of the country, 5 and 10. go to silicon valley, you'll see people from russia, from china, from vietnam, from israel, india, mexico, south america. america has always been to immigration and i think certainly appropriate rules would be fashioned and i think there's different views that need to compromise, but this idea that we need-- we have too much legal immigration, i'd question that. that's certainly not-- california, which has more foreign immigration than anybody else, our gross domestic product has grown 750 billion dollars during this recovery. 750 billion is more than most of the nations in the country. we're now at about 2.4 trillion. we've created 2.6 million jobs. a lot of that is created by workers in the fields, workers in the restaurants, workers in the silicon valley, software and the rest and i think we ought to wake up. it's point scoring with-- that exploits fears and fear of the stranger, the fear of change, the fear of something different and also because of dislocation in our manufacturing, which is a functio

california. the active shooter emergency at youtube headquarters in san bruno. one of silicon valley's most high profile companies. police cars responding to 911 calls from inside neighboring buildings. outside, other buildings also put on lockdown. multiple agencies responding to the scene. heavily armed s.w.a.t. teams going in. agents securing the scene, allowing people to come out, but with their hands in the air. and tonight, we know the shooter was a woman. she's now dead, and four others are injured. abc's senior national correspondent matt gutman starts us off. >> reporter: shots fired during the lunch hour at the video colossus youtube. the upturned chairs, the bullet casings and the police emergency calls. >> active shooter at 901 cherry. >> reporter: now tragically familiar, but not this -- a female suspect. >> so, confirming she is the suspect? >> affirmative, what we were told. >> we did locate a victim with a -- what we believe to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. it's a female. but the investigation is still ongoing. >> reporter: this is believed to be the first mass sho

he spoke at a forum in mountain view, california, cohosted by forum of silicon valley. this runs one hour 15 minutes. [applause] >> well, thank you all for coming. there are two things that i wanted to bring up before i really get started. one is if you get on youtube and do gary wolfram silicon valley conservative, you see jerry monk eye introducing the and walking off with my notes. [laughter] >> just watch the first five minutes of it. it is a little humorous. thing is john miller has spoken here before, and he is the head of our journalism program. he and i have had, for the last 2.5 years, a contest to see has the most twitter followers. and i have been ahead of him for -- probably 15, 16 months, but then john smith ahead of me -- snuck ahead of me. we get free lunch once a week. weber has the most followers, and i am pretty close. whoever has the most followers, and i am pretty close. so stop following john, and follow me. you don't have to do anything but login and follow me. [laughter] aboutwould like to talk tonight about how poorly the conservative or classica

and, of course, my visit to california, to silicon valley will yield, i think, good basis for better understanding what our businesspeople need to be presented here. and what i can help -- how i can help them to be here. because anyway, i think all of this cooperation between baltic states, businesspeople, and u.s. businesspeople is very important for our societies, for our business societies. and as i said, we are thinking not only about investments in our country, and we are trying to make better environment for investments in our country, but also our businesspeople are investing here. and i think it is important for both countries . for latvia and for the u.s. >> i just want to conclude by saying that i'm very impressed with these three great baltic nations and these three great presidents. thank you very much for being here. thank you, everybody. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> donald trump ending, i guess we call that a quad lat, with three other baltic nations. answering a few questions from reporters. i don't know about you at home, but i was certainly struck at how pre

shooting outside the offices of youtube in san bruno, california is popping other corporate headquarters in silicon valleyreview their security risks. copies are wondering if they are boehner will do similar attacks -- vulnerable to similar tax, a woman angry youtube stop paying her for videos shot and wounded three people before taking her own life. a spacex capsule carrying food, experiments, and other items for nasa has arrived at the international space station after a two-day journey. the dragon capsule and a 6000 pound shipment was captured by the space station's robot arm today. it will remain attached to the space station for about one month, returning to earth in may. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalist and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david: -- shery: erin ennis we welcome, senior vice president at the u.s. china business council from washington to talk about the latest trade tensions between the u.s. and china. thank you for your time. 3m, greatlyrpillar, hit by the trade tensions. their stock is reacting. what are they

of water for silicon valley, well into the future. governor brown had this response: this is a historic decision that is good for california, our people our farms, and our environment. >>> the san francisco port commission has approved a $350 million bond for the november election. that measure would fund repairs on the embarcadero sea wall. they fear it's vulnerable to earthquakes. >>> that orange and turquoise glow you see around city hall marks the start of a 1 hundai count down -- 1 100 day count down. matches will be place at at&t mark starting july 20. >>> another crumb in the atmosphere, come -- scrum in the atmosphere tomorrow. not that warm, and clear skies overnight, allowing us to cool down to the 40s, then we get clouds as soon as sun right. 53 in san francisco, santa rosa, 53, radar is clear tonight. tomorrow afternoon, nope, let's put the record rainfall in perspective. 3.5 inches for san francisco, that's a lot for april, and compared to the entire dry season, we averaged over the six months period less than what we received in san francisco just last week. clear skies tonight in concorde, 44. mountain view, 48, san raf

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of california. play [music plays]his". [dog barks] [concert roaring] [music stops] dinner in 5. when everything's connected. it's simple. easy. awesome. >>> parts of silicon valleyer siege by caterpillars eating all the foliage they can. as ann rubin explains, the infestation has taken over parks in mountain view and driving people away. >> reporter: there are hundreds of them dangling from trees and hanging out at playgrounds all over silicon valley. >> i have never seen so many caterpillars ever. >> reporter: the moth caterpillar is no stranger to these parks. but experts in mountain view say this is the largest infestation they have seen in nearly 20 years. a warm february meant an early hatch before the city's first application of insecticide could take effect. >> oh, i think they're gross! when we first came out and saw them, they were just like all over. all over the garbage cans, trees. and you walk and they fall on your hair. >> reporter: they like trees especially oak. eagle, pioneer and rengstorff parks in mountain view have been hard hit. >> normal there are a lot of kids here at this time. now you just have the soccer guys not affected by it in the o

backed by the silicon valley billionaire and adventure capitalist who in 2014 looked to break california into six states. according to draper, california is just too big. >> we have a lot of big problems near california. with three states we are going to be able to govern for the next millennial. it will be awesome. >> the initiative calls for creating a southern state including the san diego, orange county and the central area. and a central state would stretch from monterey and san baa any toe areas and the other area would be the northern state. congress would still have to approve it even if it is areviewed on the california ballot -- approved on the california ballot. >>> in less than a week there have been three homicides in richmond. this is more disturbing because richmond went half a year without a murder. >>> in is 35-year-old mark johnson, jr. of richmond. investigators are looking into whether his killing followed a dispute or insult, not unusual. >> either in social media or in person and it blows up. >> reporter: and this street is where the first homicide happened, on saturday. 20-year-old javonte foster of antioch ambushed while sitting in his car. >> a ca

silicon valley campuses, their sprawling places with often very nice outdoor lunch areas, beautiful california weather, people would be sitting outside enjoying the lunchtime break, and something like this would come out of and the social media messages we heard describing the confusion as people ran around not knowing what happened. peter, can you update us on what we know about others who may have been injured in this incident? we understand, and the precise numbers aren't clear, but at least four people taken to hospital, local hospitals, and we hear that at least one of those people, one of the injured, is in a critical condition, the others have serious gunshot wounds. no more details and certainly no names have been released at this stage. peter bowes in los angeles, thank you very much. a short time ago i spoke to hugh burnham, who is on lockdown in a grocery store across the street from youtube's headquarters. basically what it was his eyesore a motorcycle policeman running up the stairs right on the entrance of youtube .com and that is the thing that drew my eyes, you don't normally see someone coming on running and he had his weapon drawn and within seconds after that a patrol car arrived. i'd