the valley is kind of the same way.changed in fundamental ways, but it has to change completely. it is a very, very different place producing very, very different products and services. and yet some of the characteristics of the valley still survive. and still that same hard-driving entrepreneurial community. and instead of meeting their meeting in pete's to plot the creation of new companies but they are still plotting the creation of new companies. >> it struck me the rock stars of the time of the book where that ship executives the big industry was the chip industry. that lasted for quite some time. and then there was quite a period of time when ships were on the back burner. they were everywhere. but they were not as sexy the executives were not getting all the press. so let's fast-forward all the way to the past literally just couple of months. all of a sudden a huge chip shortage. we are talking about not only iphones but automobiles. everything is so dependent on chips it is not front-page news. driverless cars,

nobody can fix the valley or no one person anyway. it's a huge, this will take months or even year on the road hasn't arrived and bad knowing where his 1st client of the day is waiting. only the basement was flooded in this house for the tenants to live here. at the oil park heating system was destroyed though, for now, the only heat comes from a small wood burning stove downstairs. this was the whole house of you'd have to drill a hole in the ceiling to heat upstairs and over shows the top floor. it's called her bedroom is up there and somebody quickly jump on a shot. and that's what we find in the basement. down below is less fine. home owner answer your command, explains that the water burst in through this to which pipes zoe. since then its mouth a feel for all the damaged oil tanks have already been removed or what a nightmare i've never seen anything like this. 111, everything needs to be replaced. everything is broken. well, another problem to fix next year. so just by the took was of, of august is what i expect in the future is

into the pech, the valleys that have their own languages and in some cases, they have their own languages, it's optimal for the u.s. forces to penetrate and they became reliant on the interpreters, often served there for years and years at a time working for one commander after another so they wound up being valuable sources for me as well. in some cases, the afghan ip interpreters and kept them alive bear responsibility for success, as short-lived as it may have been. >> now, you-- in 2010 asking the question, why are we here? are we building a nation? are we chasing terrorist sns is it counter insurgency or counterterrorism ct as coined by ct and after you got special forces that are undermining conventional, do you feel in writing this book, you discovered the question, why are we here? >> what i discovered is the reason that u.s. forces were in the pech were quickly swallowed up in new logic, ever einvolving logic of what they were doing there. in 2010, the first time i visited the pech. he was at the moment there. and it wasn't clear anymore. the counterterro

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on the pech valley floats up t was more complicated. it often was the case that the fighters that you are duking it out with in the pech were people who were from the pech. a guy who's a a character i tractor of the book was a wealthy resident of the town and thought americans roughly around his hometown or years and years and years. but that's not to say that in the pech itself the villages were always hostile. early on in the american experience in the pech many of the villages on the floor word receptive to american health and were excited about it. in fact, willing to forgive and forget a lot of american mistakes but as things move along, the population turned cold is way a lot of guys would put it come just the accumulated scar tissue so many deaths from both sides come just being stuck in the middle. eventually the population really unwilling to the site much, to stick its neck out for other side. that made the job to guys like the kernel who thought he had to move this population and its sibling officials in government yet to ensu

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but then who looked at the valley that was a cost. something to think about even those officers who were able to make these tough calls in the moment. and then getting done what they were told to get done to recognize this is not something that should ge done. >> we are now pretty much out of time. >> i highly recommend the book which is now out today. and with that prediction of ten years out and then to find those that may have been forgotten. thank you. >> in the matter how large or small. and i know that in the greatest country remember content is king. and then to be as impartial as possible. and on both sides of an issue. >> it afternoon and thank you for joining us today with the bends to the best defense strategy of america and denial. for what purpose should united states be prepared t to fight much of those forces the fundamental questions should be at the center but i often skip over by how many f-35 should be buyer how may ship should we have a navy

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the silicon valley companies tend to be the most valuable and that is where the most activity is occurringis there something that makes it better? >> there is. silicon valley itself has a number of overlapping network effects. being the hub of a lot of english speaking entrepreneurs from around the world coming to start their software businesses. there is the hub for capital and the knowledge and investing that goes into it. there is a hub of talent for people growing these companies as part of the reason i wrote this book, how do you build technology companies on a global scale lightning fast. there is the network effects of learning and the sharing of information. silicon valley has the whole bay area, 3.5 billion people tops. half of the nasdaq emerges out of silicon valley. those network effects is what makes silicon valley great. >> what about around the world? will china catch up and pass silicon valley? >> it is one of the greatest concerns that silicon valley has. china is amazing. it has a huge amount of technology talent, everybody is acting like an immigrant. with hunger. large

some of the valleys between the rivers. i think that there was this urgency where the two sides could set their differences around. what was reported a couple years ago. the taliban provided security way out in the valley. providing security for the election of the afghan government. it is almost hard to believe. you think, okay, maybe there is cooperation that is possible. everybody was united against isis in that moment. that is not something that exists in the rest of the country. >> congratulations again for a really excellent book. i recommend for everybody to read it. it really raises big questions. david, over to you. >> thank you both. we have a bunch of questions already coming in the we will jump right into them. the first question that we have is t do you think inevitable? or is inevitable? over to you, tim. >> it was not inevitable. it seems like they were going veryiv well. in 2004, the first to live out after it had been established that the special forces group out of utah, they are older guys then a lot of a

nobody can fix the valley or no one person. anyway, it's a huge, this will take months or even year on the road. you guys has a rived and bad annoying where his 1st client of the day is waiting. only the basement was flooded in this house for the tenants to live here. at the oil park heating system was destroyed though, for now the only heat comes from a small wood burning stove downstairs. this was the whole house of you'd have to drill, hold the ceiling to heat upstairs and over shows the top floor cold. and i bedroom is up there and somebody quickly jump on the machine. and that's what we're find in the basement down below is less fine. home owner, answer your command, explains that the water burst in through this to which pipes zoe. since then, its mouth, a feel for all the damaged oil tanks have already been removed or what a nightmare i've never seen anything like this. so 111, everything needs to be replaced. everything is broken. well, another problem to fix next year. so just when the truck was ever all this is what i e

low 30s in the cold valleys in the north bay and foggy. inland valleys of the east bay and the north bay give yourself extra time on the road today. it's visibility down to a half a mile or less. pretty all do 101, 580, 680, a slow drive out there. we have some rain coming. not today but by tuesday and then really starting on tuesday and going through the remainder of the seven-day forecast as we get into the holiday and there is that chance of rain every day. we'll get more on when we get breaks in there as we are closer to it. >> thank you. >> and i thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning. don't forget the news continues all day on cbsn bay area. we'll be back here tomorrow a jelly bean that's good for you? nature's bounty introduces new jelly bean vitamins. good for you nutrients in a tastier for you form. more sweet dreams, more flavorful immune support. new nature's bounty jelly beans. live bountifully. narrator: today on "lucky dog",l a bonded pair is stuck in thert. shelter and running out of time. eric: you have two senior d

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valley great. david: what about around the world? china likely to pass silicon valley as a leader of technology? reid: i think it's one of the greatest concerns that silicon valley-knowledgeable people have, because china is amazing. it has huge amounts of tech talent. everyone's acting like an immigrant, you know, with hunger. large companies have this policy, 996 -- 9:00 till 9:00 p.m. six days a week, you are discoverable at your desk. and that's kind of like, you know, tens of thousands of technical people in technology companies. and they are doing a lot of innovation. there's things we learn from china. and so, i think that china is going to have one kind of very strong creation of the technological future. it is one of the reasons why in blitz scaling, we call it the land of blitz scaling. i think silicon valley has some edges too, but i think it's very much of a game on circumstance. david: now some people would say the technology world of the united states is dominated by a limited number of companies, google, facebook, appl

more mild air hanging on to the santa clara valley. not so much though, solano county and up towards contra costa county as you factor in the air temperature of the low 40s, wind speed at 17 miles per hour. this is going to be interesting. let's check out the windchill temperature right there in fairfield. it feels like 32 degrees outside. and we don't often talk about the windchill index. if you have family and friends in minneapolis, the east coast, they know about windchill all the time. they have to deal with it, but they're storms. we usually don't get this polar air coming in that causes the windchill numbers to drop into the low 30s. by tomorrow morning as the winds lighten up, we could have patchy frost with low 30s in the north bay valleys. 40s for bay side, that will be changing heading to the weekend. highs tomorrow, upper 40s to low 50s. we will get more sunshine but it will stay fairly cool for the next few days. we will get a break from the rain and snow for the most part. sierra might see a few snow showers on friday, but

mostly in central california, the central valley. the infrastructure bill sets aside $66 billion for new rail funding. so far, no word if any of that or how much of that will go to the high speed rail project in california. >>> many of us know the bay area is no stranger to porch pirates. what do you call thieves who steal holiday lawn decorations? omar farmer has gone all out with his front yard in oakland for the last ten years with the 17-foot tall nutcracker and his snoopy fireplace that shines at night. this year his inflatables were stolen overnight. farmer didn't call police, however. he has a more optimistic approach in mind. >> i would even offer a restorative justice approach if they decided to return the items and do an apology. we could have a discussion about it. >> also in oakland this week, the fire department said at least one arsonest set fire to a christmas tree. firefighters got there to save most of it. the holiday celebrations are still underway. >> what's going on? ridiculous to hear these stories. give us some g

nobody can fix the valley or no one person anyway. it's a huge. this will take months or even year road has a rived and bad annoying r for his 1st client of the day is waiting only the basement was flooded in this house to the tenants to live here. the oil part heating system was destroyed though, for now the only heat comes from a small wood burning stove. downstairs of this won't see the whole house or you'd have to drill a hole in the ceiling to heat upstairs and over shows the top floor is called her bedroom is up there. and so we quickly jump under the shield and that's what we're fine school in the basement down below is less fine. home owner ants york make explains that the water burst in through this to which pipes since then its mouth a feel for the damaged oil tanks have already been removed or what a nightmare i've never seen anything like this. so 111, everything needs to be replaced. everything is broken. well the, the problem to fix next year go. dust by the truck was over on this is what i expect in the future is that such extreme we

he knew that there was light in the valley of shadows. ar? he served a savior who said "i am the light of the world," but there was one other thing he knew. he knew that there was comfort in that valley. we talked about this day coming. he knew there was comfort for us. that shepard he loved so much and we loved so much once said, matthew 11-27 and onward, "come unto me all you who labor and are laden, and i will give you rest. take my yoke upon you, and learn of me, for i am meek and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. for my yoke is easy. my burden is light. i remember when you told me that he died in his sleep, and i said "what a transition." those words immediately leapt to my mind, for he was telling us how we should aspire to transition. when you're someone comes, to join that innumerable caravan where each must take his chamber in the solemn halls of death, go down not like the quarries slammed, scourged to his dungeon at night, but sustained and soothed by an unfaltering trust. here it is. here is bob. "approach

area. >> the tri-valley depends on the state water project for 70% of our watt water. it started with a severe deficit. it will take well above average rainfall, runoff, and snowpack to make it up. her back some locals tell kpix 5 that they are aware a few weeks of good rain is not enough to end the drought. >> i believe we can be conserving water a lot better. >> i think we have a long way to go. we need to be careful with our resources. >> reporter: max darrow, kpix 5. >>> noted the alarming spread of covid over the holidays. take a look at the current positivity rate statewide, almost 13%, up 7.7% from the 7 days prior. we see long lines that testing sites all over the bay area. this was the scene in san mateo earlier today, where cars crawled along several city blocks. shawn chitnis on the scramble to get tested before new year's. >> reporter: side by side, people and cars are on foot waited to get free covid testing right before new year's eve. this location at the san mateo marriott contest up to 4000 people per day. >> everyone has to get tested. we want to make

the valleys won't see as much of the rain. the sierra snow at 2 to 6 feet although some spots could get much more. really promising signs here as we go through the forecast. enjoy the weekend. it will be sunny, but it will be very cold. next week we'll be gearing up for rain. a cold weekend in san francisco with those temperatures staying in the mid 50s. mike how is it looking right now through the tri valley? >> west 580 is moving relatively smoothly. i'm concerned there may be a little extra slowing because of a crash reported just approaching the area, the dublin interchange itself. this could be a problem rippling out to the tri-valley. i don't know exactly the reason for that slowing on 84. i'm going to say it's probably construction. everything else is right on pace. >>> next, the surprise of a lifetime. >> one day earlier this year i got a message from ellie. it said daughter. >> wow. >> so it happened to an east bay woman helping infertile couples have children. how a simple dna test changed her life. >>> sometimes you

pressing over the oakland hills and into the try valley. farther to the south the rain is coming down in the santa cruz mountain and continues to do so. enough of the rain coming over the valley where you will add up more rain in san jose for the next couple of hours. it is now in view. it will take awhile for it to go across the bay area. the rain chances are going to diminish heading through tonight into tomorrow morning. still count on wet roads and standing water on the sides of the roads for the morning commute. we will take a look at how much rain we will expect with the next round of showers moving in for the next few months. >> see you then. >>> some roads turned into lakes in sonoma county tonight. our photojournalist have been out braving the elements all night long. >> i am here at highway 21 where it meets 12. this has been closed most of the night. cal transhoped to open it up. it remains closed. common trouble spot near the creek. tonight the storm has created another lake on the roadway. >> reporter: caltrans crews work to cle

he knew there was light in the valley of shadows. in the 27th psalm, the lord is my light and my salvation, whom then shall i fear? he served a savior who said i am the light of the world. there was one other thing he knew. he knew -- he knew that there was comfort in that valley. and we've talked about this day coming. he knew there was comfort for us. that shepherd he loved so much and we love so much, once said, matthew 11:27 and onward, come on to me, all you who labor and are heavy laden and i will give you rest. take my yolk upon you and learn of me, for i am meek and lowly in heart. and you will find rest, for your souls, for my yoke is easy. my burden is light. i remember when you told me he died in his sleep. and i said, what a transition. and those words of william cullen bryant immediately leap to my mind for he was telling us how we should aspire to transition. he wrote, so live, that when your summon comes to join that innumerable caravan, where each must take his chamber in the solemn halls of death, go thou not like the

objective two, defend it the valley. and objective three, disrupt the virginia central railroad in the neighborhoods of schaar lotsville and gordonsville. by accomplishing these objectives and threatening the vital rail link with the valley, the administration, lincoln and stanton hope it would compel the confederates around washington, d.c. and opposites richmond's army that they would pull away from mcclel lance. stanton tells pope that moment he's been called east to carry out these objectives. it's at this point in the conversation that it stanton stopped talking and they just look at each other. and there's this long awkward silence. stanton finally says, general, you don't seem to approve the arrangements i have outlined for you. pope responds, mr. secretary, i concur in the wisdom of concentrating these widely scattered forces in front of washington, d.c. and using them generally as you propose, but i certainly do not view with any favor the proposition to place me in command of them. the title of tonight's present

the rain will continue to come down in the valley. ink you are likely to get around one inch of rainfall in san jose. the pocket of heaviest rain is across the bay. moving farther and farther inland across the east bay. the back edge, around the pacific. once we get the last round of heavier rain to the east we will see things tapering off through tonight. switch over to future cast it shows the trend kicking in going towards tomorrow morning. lingering showers possible. i think there will be some standing water on the sides of the roads for the morning commute and wet roads. i would plan for that and allowing extra time. a few showers possible. in general, in a break in the action, keep the umbrella stashed in the backseat. the dry weather will continue tomorrow night. to start the day on wednesday, but the rain starts in the morning on wednesday. and drop farther south across the rest of the bay area by wednesday afternoon. this is not going to be as heavy as the rain in the last 48 hours. we are likely to pick up more measurable rai

it also includes the inland valleys of the east bay. not a whole lot of difference whether you are city, peninsula, east bay shoreline cetera. we will get out of the upper 30s by the way we get to midnight tonight. here are the areas that will be noticeably colder. switching this to the inland valleys of the north bay and look at the bars go way down. the further inland you go the colder it is going to be. these are the places we should be thinking about. our outdoor plans for new year's eve tonight if you have to be outdoors make sure you are layering. it will be noticeably colder tonight, even at midnight than it has been over the last few. bigger picture shows us of the next chance for rain way up here. by the time we get to monday, now we have a system that is trying to bring rain to southern california. but looking ahead to the seven- day forecast, there is a chance for rain next week here, just not a very good one. but we are back at least closer to the storm track for the early and middle part of next week. just not significant r

a soggy commute around the east bay from walnut creek down into the tri-valley. you're still seeing scattered showers. the main rain band of our storm is starting to pass through gilroy. from here, scattered showers through the afternoon, clearing skies with temperatures staying fairly cool in the low to mid 50s. the break from the rain not lasting long. a very soggy seven-day forecast coming up. >>> the storm is leaing some pg&e customers without power this morning, impacting small clusters from the south bay all the way to san francisco. you see them there in yellow. one outage affecting more than 1,000 customers. here's a look at some of the wild weather this week, hail in san jose, heavy rain in sausalito. send us photos and videos of what's happening in your neighborhood. >>> closing arguments begin today in the elizabeth homes criminal fraud trial. she was the world's first self-made billionaire at the age of 31. >> did she intentionally mislead investors as theranos crashed and burned? we have kris sanchez live in the south bay with a look at what we can ex

livermore 72 and 72 for the north bay in the napa valley. we will talk about the rest of the week ahead including the important weekend forecast. that seven day forecast in just a few minutes. let's check in with ann for a look at traffic. we have dense fog in spots to start off the day. >> we do. a couple of fog advisories to tell you about. starting off with look at the golden gate bridge this is all of the bridges actually. you can see things are running smoothly in the green at the golden gate 20 minute drive from 37 into the city. everything looking good there. the dublin interchange, that is where you can see some of the fog that m ary has been talking about. it's heavy there. super commuters expecting a 31 minute drive from 205. walnut creek to oakland. ten minutes. everything running smoothly in the green. back to you. >>> now to the drought coverage. starting today new water restrictions are in effect for marin county residents. >> with we are live and some people could be paying more expensive bills. >> that's right this goes into e

that fog in the sacramento valley pushing in to the bay area.g. if are you about to hit the roadways, especially in those locations, be safe. you want to make sure are you okay on the roadways. otherwise looking at clear skies for many of us. check out that beautiful view with the san francisco, mark hopkins hotel camera with the sun about to rise. 40's, 50's down to the 30's in santa rosa. a cold start to the day. as we head through the afternoon, warming up with that sun. 70 in san francisco, 75 san jose and 73 for concord, let's check in with ann for a look at photograph speck how is that morning commute? >> we are still dealing the accident right now in emoryville. two vehicles mixing it up. eastbound 580. bump manier to bumper traffic from the maze into san francisco. 16 minutes. they got the bumper out of lanes but the back up remains and a look at your east bay travel times. 11 minute drive and be aware of benetia and antioch bridges. back to you. >>> happening today millions of dollars could be spent keep you safe. walnut creek city coun

and you feel that in the interior valleys. if you are in the shelter valley away from the influence of the bay, that is where we are the coldest. santa rosa, petaluma, livermore. even sums in the bay have dipped down to the over 30. cases like hayward and redwood city. gets a little colder each morning. saturday and sunday mornings will be colder. be colder tonight you remember the last few nights. so plan on bubbling up. you can see how much things have changed over the last 24 hours. a little bit of file for santa rosa. but other than that it is not widespread file. afternoon daytime highs are fine because dryer air can also warm-up a little bit faster. it will be lovely with sonny in the low 50s. the storm track will get in by early next week. the next line of rain is coming to the west coast by the time we get to sunday and monday. but that system will stay a little too far north. we will watch the rain have a focus of the pacific northwest. that is far more of a traditional la nina type settle. there is a chance we might g

the delta into the valley itself. portions of 6.80. around concord have been affected. but it's pretty nice and clear elsewhere, high pressure sending the jet stream further to the north and that's been the case lately. this does look to be a pattern that breaks late week next week and will result and eventually some cooler conditions. so while we've got the warmth might as well enjoy it. get out there. it's december 1st put on those holiday lights and just take advantage of the good weather for any errands or maybe outdoor walks that you want to do. futurecast shows that today into tomorrow will hold on to those sunny skies and we'll see more sunshine on into friday saturday and sunday of the weekend just starting to get a little cooler by them. today's temperatures, our warmest of the forecast getting very close, if not to 70 degrees in san francisco right to the 70's for a lot of the coast and just above that for a lot of our bayshore cities hottest spots today will be the inland south bay, los gatos and morgan hill

one of the most successful entrepreneurs in silicon valley is reid hoffman. elped build paypal and started linkedin. he has been an early investor in facebook and airbnb and is a partner in one of the leading venture firms in silicon valley. i had to find out what it takes to be a great entrepreneur in my conversation with him. the venture capital world seems a can never get better. everybody is making money. values are high but returns are high. can they get better than this? are you worried about this being a bubble like 1999 and 2000? reid: a lot of stimulus and everything else is part of over inflation so there is some risk within the general market. that being said, technology is accelerating the transformation of industry. there is what artificial intelligence can do and that is the leading edge of software. there are things that happen with ar nvr and crypto and fintech. all this area is accelerating. that is why the venture industry has been good at is technology is important and redefining many key industries. david: silicon valley is not the only pla

but early until the morning, the east bay valleys may be unhopy for groups. and coastal flood advisory, and a chance for monday showers and better chances for rain and snow as we head to next weekend. i want to talk about the chilly changes. look what is happening. this is continue known tall polar air drops down the coast, and the temperatures will be dropping as well. and this is one part of the snare area, we need moisture and snow, and it looks like the two will be coming together as we head to next week. we will look at the changes coming up. >> rob, thank you. >>> they are filling up buss with toys in san jose, and it's all for a good call. vta brought back stuff the bus toy drive this year. organizers say the goal is to have two or three buses overflowing with toys by the end of the day to get it to children. >> the buss are more than 40 feet long, and we often stuff them to the brim, and more than one. sometimes two or three. so it's been very successful. people are incredibly generous in the silicon valley and this time of year. >> the toy drive featu

for example, the dubs are in the valley of the sun taking on phoenix.7 in 3 on the season. they've been tremendous the only team in the league with a better record. golden state and u.s. any time you get staff in cp 3 on the court together. be some hig level basketball. >> and present time problems starting with chris because of the way to manage his innings and organizes their offense. whenever great roster fits around him a lot of 3 point shooting and obviously the and javale tough to guard and they make it you to school with their defensive lucia be a lot of pieces. that could good news as well. really >> to the college ranks. one of the best college to programs on the young season is right here in the bay usf men's hoops team is off to its best start in 45 years. and it you know, the dogs are just one of 20 unbeaten teams left in the nation. that's thanks in part to the veteran duo in the backcourt seniors. jamari in calais, osha bags. is the leading scorer in the wcc ensure bags. even he of jim join by a group of transfers. head coach todd golden i

low 60s for the inland valleys of the east bay and numbers in the upper 60s for the east bayshore line and low 60s for some of our warmer valleys and mid-60s into mendocino and lake county. the storms look impressive in the pacific. the aim has been off. that one misses us. the next one comes in behind that right there. gives us a chance of rain on thursday. this is not a major storm. not going to be impressive rain. but at least it's a chance for? rain by the time we get there. if we put it on to the accumulated rainfall to watch the showers come together for thursday, maybe 0.005 of an inch of rain and gets us ahead to thursday and that is about 0.005 of an inch of rain. we'll take it. showing you the rain on thursday. the day tom highs may warm know for the north bay valleys by the time we're into material and it's not a significant change. if we pull up san francisco, oakland and san jose, we see the same story on here for temperatures. also, a subtle warm-up for sunday. if anything, that tells us we'll get more sunshine through sunday afternoon. but, that -- it's not like a prolon

lingering around in the inland valleys. this week is all about rain and wind in the bay area and in the mountains. we'll call it significant snowfall over the course of four or five or six days. the pattern of the storm doors open. if you will were not staring down any, um, monster atmospheric river. but we are looking at a low that is going to stay fairly persistently put and that will continue to drive storms onshore so that the storm doors open if you will, and that this whole week will be characterized by that. current temperature is just in the mid forties. chili already right tonight. slow you're gonna get down to thirties valley fog. definitely a thing. there's a live picture right there out on the estuary. what we're looking at there is temperatures. tonight there will be 37 napa 39 in santa rosa and then value for now that low i showed you offshore will hinder the development of valley fog around much of the bay because it's close enough it blows up. that higher weakens the high pressure, which. valley fog, radiatio

process of moving the firm from boston to silicon valleys kind of a rebirth of the firm. it had this great set of investors, a culture of learning's. all of these things that would be very helpful. also, this idea of a network amplifier for venture capital. we will have to do it with you. i said i would be delighted to be partners with these people. let's build a firm here. >> when you are starting there, even though you already had a career as a venture -- an angel investor. one of the things you wanted to do was airbnb. a senior partner at your firm said that is a terrible deal, it is going nowhere. were you intimidated by that because he had a lot of experience? how did you push that through? >> there is even more drama than your question suggests because the senior partner -- he was an amazing general partner with my board member from greylock at linkedin. i bring in airbnb as my first deal that i'm bringing to the partnership and david who i am super close to, i have the deepest respect for, has returned billions of dollars to the fund

i got you down to 36 in the tri valley. there's that chill. 38 for the south bay. down to the coldest average in the north bay at 34. san francisco 40 and the east bay at 37. now the other thing we're going to have to contend with along with the chill is the fog. it's the thickest over the central valley. but there are patches of thicker fog i want you to watch out for. we'll clear out from any kind of fog and get sunshine back as we head through your friday forecast. a lot of us have things you're trying to cross off the list before christmas gets here, and overall, he think, i think tomorrow's forecast will cooperate. the peninsula looking good under those afternoon sunny skies and light winds out of the north at 4. 51 in the outer sunset. let's move to marin, napa, sonoma counties. and i got you at 54 in ukiah. two more things ahead i want to you watch out for. the next thing is even colder weather as we hit saturday important. patchy frost possible. 33 in santa rosa. 38 in half moon bay. saturday morning going to get even chillier. and then the other thing is t

the 30s in the north bay valleys , the rest of us will be in the low to mid 40s.walking weather tomorrow, good news for toby here. if he was actually in the santa cruz mountains that snow would be passed his years already. more on the way. temperatures only warming into the low 50s in san francisco, it will be a mix of upper 40s and low 50s across the board for high temperatures tomorrow. a good seven or 8 degrees below normal for mid-december and then the next round of rain was in by wednesday. continuing wednesday night, showers and starting the day on thursday and then we dry out friday, saturday and sunday. pre-christmas errands, the weather looks cooperative. chance for showers but at this point long-range data is a bit muddled. we will keep you updated on that as we get closer to early next week. >>> as the rain has been falling over the bay area including on darren peck's had, the snow has been coming down by the foot in the high sierra. >>> meanwhile here on the roof, paul, as you showed us we are in a break. there is not a lot of rainfall, none falling on

had made available to mk quite a few years earlier when mk went in in 19116 and �*7 to start the helmand valley are so self—sufficent and so... if you are working here and have to move a 20—tonne generator from here to there you can't call upjoe blow at the crane outfit and tell him to send over a 200—tonne crane! but they knew how to do it. the american technicians didn't come to afghanistan are single men forjust a few weeks as they do now. no, they brought their families, their phonographs. they brought their swimming costumes. music plays. helmand was a fun place to grow up. my neighbours were american. we used to go to their picnics and 11th ofjuly parties. we used to invite them to our eid celebrations. i went to a co—educational school. my father opened a cinema in helmand. everything seemed possible then. i remember santa claus arriving on a donkey in lashkar gah and the presents he brought. really nice coloured pencils, books, dolls and sweets. afghanistan's irrigation projects had many difficulties in the early years. the land flooded, salts rose up through the earth and the early set

south bay and thick dangerous fog through the central valley. if you are going on a road trip for any reason, interstate 5, 99. in on the fog. as we roll through tomorrow morning it's going to linger. even at 11:00 a.m. we hang onto the fog. and the central valley. you might get a few sun breaks tomorrow afternoon. again, prepare for this cloud cover. now we're not seeing this change because of the area of high pressure. this keeps us on and off fog throughout the weekend. still and stagnant weather conditions. on ton of the fog we're looking at poor air quality as well. everything looks so gross outside. when we start off tomorrow morning make sure to have the jacket if you do need to get up early. it will be damp outside. with the fog rolling in. we have the 40s here throughout the bay area. starting off in the south bay with 44. san francisco 49. and the north bay 43. daytime highs they are going to struggle to warm up. tomorrow. after record setting highs earlier this week. we had the mid-70s. we're going to be in the 50s for some spots. east

the delta and into the tri-valley, but also some dents bought in the north bay valley's. ctant to diminish around fairfield. the stubborn fog will slow down your warm-up and chilly to start the morning with inland low to mid-30s and some upper- 20s and the north bay valley. low-40s along the coast. high temperatures tomorrow in the upper-40s and low-50s. several degrees below normal. we warm-up slightly on sunday, more cloud cover on monday but temperatures warm up as the winds turned to the south. once the rain chances arrived, they will stick around a while, not raining all day and all night tuesday through the christmas weekend, but waves of rain will continue moving in and we will track those with more detail in terms of the timing once we are closer to the pattern setting up. kenny? sorry, i am still talking, we have bright spots but this is from ray and juanita, this picture of their holiday decoration, we appreciate that. send us your decorations, tag us on social media with #kpix. >>> a surprise in time for christmas. >> my heart feels so warm. >> the feel-good sto

on the western side of rock creek you had great valleys the simpson valley and these other ravines thatcould be built on easily but on the other side it wasn't as hilly and there was great demand so they built. this was where wardman of the famous wardman buildings built a lot and they just built row after row putting on the holmead swamp which turned into swamp road. because they had basically paved over what was almost 2500 acres of the stream valley and a stream valley or watershed is like the whole and all the water's going to come down because the typography and go to one place which is the storm. so you've got all of this water now coming off a street and the roofs and going into these storm sewers and they have got to come out somewhere while this is where they come out. i like to call it the gates of would they are like arash doors. these are perhaps 15 or 20 feet high and this is at the corner of piney branch -- piney branch parkway and you don't see them is to get out of her car and let down. it is a torrent of waterways in the storm. adding insult to injury is a outfall conto

, but when you're away from the bay into the interior valleys, the tri valley at 35 degrees that's still relatively on the cold side. san jose typically this time of the year, your overnight low should be 42. but this morning we woke up. to 38 degrees. that's mighty cold for people here that aren't accustomed to it. as of yet, we're going to talk about your high temperatures where they're going, and we're going to track the rain and the snow heading this way that's coming up in less than 10 minutes. okay thanks for burger. well temperatures are expected to drop to dangerous levels for those experiencing homelessness , and that has prompted the city of san jose to open to warming centers. both are going to be open tonight. one of them is located at the evergreen branch public library on a born road in san jose. the other is at the leading your community center, which is on center road. both centers will be open from eight pm until seven a.m. and the northern california coast was shaken today by a large earthquake, according to the usgs. the 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck off the co

it's a good drive on 580 in the tri-valley through dublin. it will be a cool afternoon. go into the forecast, we will be talking a lot about this, the next storm system coming in with light rain this evening, but a bigger storm behind that that will arrive late on sunday. we will talk more about how much rain we may see where you live. that's coming up in just a few minutes. >> thanks, kari. >>> if you are still shopping, next on "today in the bay" being the digital item many are planning to give for christmas. >>> plus, step aside milk. cookie has an all-new best friend. oh, no, we'll talk about that. the new holiday combination that nobody saw coming. hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for