an investor in treehouse ryan carson is here. some haven't gotten a lot of love.top-of-the-line figure rounds of funding. why? >> some are cyclical good number in a phase where the enterprise company is big. we will go through a phase where health and education companies look at it. our prospective is to do all of these great investments now when no one is looking and when everyone is paying these crazy prices, we will probably be selling. >> treehouse, you claim you can teach anyone and they can get a job at a start up or make their own website. you're telling me i can get a job. >> believe it or not, yes. we're taking people who are no degree and experience of putting them in real jobs. they are making at least $45,000. they have no experience at all. >> you think this could be a real solution to a quality problem? >> yeah. he as addressing a fundamental need a people have which is they want to know that there is social mobility. even if you're born poor or uneducated aren't healthy, you can become healthy and be educated. you can get a job and you can thrive an

among them, treehouse and -- treehouse foods. find this one interesting.e of 18, that's slightly rich, but not as rich as say, for example, your third pick, and that one has a pe of 20. you're not spooked by that kind ofÑagl rich valuation? >> as cpas, our process is a cpa-based approach, and we're less focused on gap-based earnings metrics such as what you're quoting in a pe ratio and more focused on cash flow. in the case of hospira, they're underearning, but long term over a three to five-year horizon, the strength and stability there is underappreciated. we're looking at that. in the case of treehouse, that company's growing very nicely, organic growth this quarter. they reported just earlier this week. strong margin expansion, and the company just refinanced their balance sheet. lots of capacity to do an acquisition. so we're set up well with both those stocks based on the balance sheet and the underearning taking place right now. liz: well, many happy returns. you've done well so far, bryant, thank you so much. >> have a great weekend. liz: you too.

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>>before we get to that i have one other questioni want to ask you about these igloos and treehouses. with so many great destinations in places like that, why not do an ipo? >>what's an ipo? somedaywho know? not anytime soon. >>let's move on to your top destinations. what is your number 1 destination? >>well, these are the fastest growing destinations in the u.s. number 1 is nashville, tennessee. it's the country music capital of the world but it's also a food and wine destination. more and more people are going there to dine and enjoy themselves and the countryside outside nashville. that was first place in terms of year over year growth. second place was new orleansin fact, a place that i love going to visit. there's lots of festivals in new orleans and when all the hotels fill up what happens is there's lots of listings of airbnb homes. we actually have a creole cottage there that feels very much like an authentic local experience. the third place is palm springs, california. people are actually going to the desert outside of los angeles year round, not just during the winter. >>go

he took to his new treehouse heading for the bamboo. he was officially named today. you can call him [ non-english language ] cute. >> this type of panda species is endangered with only 10,000 left in the wild. you can get a glimpse of the little guy starting this saturday. >>> a parking job goes south. then viral. why police let the drive off the hook. >> and all you pet lovers out there send us your questions about the health and well- being, email pets at kpix.com or goto our web page at kpix.com/pets and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday right here at noon. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, perpendicular in a parking at a philadelphia shopping center. and as the driver tried to maneuver ou. he backed into the truck be >>> oh-oh it ended up perpendicular in a philly shopping center as the driver tried to maneuver out of there, he backed into the truck behind him a few times and employees at a hair salon across the way saw the whole thing and better yet got the phone out and recorded it. >> so guy that hit him was trying to leave and

the 10-month-old took to his new treehouse heading straight for the bamboo, of course. he is no dummy. the panda was officially named tenzing after a sherpa. this is native to the himalayas. you can see him saturday. >> he is going to be one popular resident. >> he is adorable. >> cute. >> i love that tail. >>> a junk drawer danger. old batteries could be a touch away from burning your house down. but the simple storage tips that could save lives. ,, batteries, and you've got a cipe for disaster. >>> every home has a junk drawer in the kitchen, right? toss in a couple of nine volt batteries and you have a recipe for disaster! on the consumerwatch, julie watts hears from one homeowner who learned that near fatal lesson. >> i have a fire! i need the fire department here. >> inside your house? >> yes, inside my house. >> reporter: dave miller never forget the day his house burned down. the culprit? something that was supposed to protect his family from fire. >> i had just recently changed the batteries in my smoke detectors. >> reporter: but shortly after he tossed the nin

. >> what do you think of the programs like treehouse where they teach adults how to code and get theme technology sector? even i couldat take a class there and get a job at a hot startup? >> we will talk to a company later who does exactly that. 1000 potentiald employers of recent college grads, the two things that came up on the list was the ability to use technology and the ability to communicate. you need both. at is why harvey mudd was doing ist colgate is doing is it so smart to combine social skills with today's job skills. >> when you can't find the coders, what sort of skill sets to look for that maybe they do not know how to code yet, you might want to get someone to train them or in adjacent skill which would be what? >> this summer we learned through interns. we have about 25 interns and 10 of them in engineering. with the first time more than half of them are women. we are looking for people who have ambition to learned to our willing to learn it who are willing to take courses while they are working. oracle hiring musicians because they recommended the skills of a young m

today's debut will be featured on treehouse planet. the 10-month-old panda will make his first appearance this weekend. in san francisco a pair of falcons will be banded. this is video of that process. scientists put a band on each bird's foot. you can catch all of today's action online from the city's falcon cam. >> let's not forget about that sealion. go free. he is back where he belongs. he was freed yesterday. last month he was found 50 miles inland after taking a wrong turn on the river. turn left. >> there you go. and two others too. you see him going wee. >> 5:51 the jigiants making history. coming up. >>> you are watching today in the bay. >> good wednesday morning to you. let's take a peak outside. live look at at&t park this morning.giants play in pittsbur this morning. the team looking for a little pay back after winning at the park. the giants lost in a tie game. there was a play at the plate. look at this. the umpire ruled the pirate's runner was out before touching home. but the pirate's manager appealed. and the umpire c

. >> treehouse, you guys claim that you can teach anybody how to code and then can get a job at a startupmake your own apps, make your own website. you're telling me i can get a job at square. >> believe it or not, yes. we're taking people have no degree and no experience and putting them in real jobs. they are making at least 45 k. these are guys that have no computer science degree, no expense at all and it's actually working. and we do it for $25 a month. >> and using this could be a real solution to other inequalities. >> i think ryan is building a billion-dollar company because he is addressing a fundamental need that people have, which is they want to know that there is social mobility. even if you are born poor or uneducated or unhealthy or whatever, you can become healthy, you can be educated, you can get a job, you can thrive, you can make money. everybody wants that. so building these services for humanity not just has a social benefit, but it has a massive economic benefit. you see that everyday day. he has 70,000 students. that is the largest of your science university in the

his debut will be featured on animal planet's treehouse masters next month. a new habitat was constructed for him. isn't he cute? >> looks like he's enjoying his digs. >>> i don't think i've ever seen anything like that. >> adorable. >> some of you probably aren't going to want to see what we have coming for tomorrow. it's a big-time change after today. after sunny skies and 70s. >>> i'm gerard moncure. the giants and a's face tight ball games today. and with the dust settling on mark jackson's firing, a report on the top contender to replace him. >>> south bay drivers are used to seeing heavy traffic on parkways and highways. the area is one of the worse in the country for congestion. one of the reasons why? more people are living and working in the south bay. and despite more cars on the road, city officials say san jose has never been safer for driving. in tonight's reality check, sam brock goes behind the numbers to fact check that claim. >> it sounds counter intuitive. san jose has a rising population in traffic that is rising by the day. fatalities are

it will be at a new exhibit called the red panda treehouse starting monday. >>> along the coast, it wasust 58 degrees in pacifica. these are the official national weather service highs today. 7 # in livermore. 73 in antioch. temperatures tomorrow, they're going to look just like these. thursday, in terms of temperatures, what's going to be different tomorrow is you're going to see more cloud cover. there's green showing up too. there's the radar picking up showers north of here. we've got a little shower activity here as well. at least the radar is showing it. i'm not seeing anything hitting the ground, but this type of activity will continue throughout the evening hours, and bring us a pretty good chance for a light sprinkle, and drizzle kind of event as we head into tomorrow morning. and late tonight. here comes that system. this is what's going to trigger the chance of drizzle, and increase the clouds. tomorrow is going to be mostly cloudy, and partly cloudy. as we head into the bay area weekend, things really start to warm up, as that low moves out, and the winds kick up. by saturda

it will be at a new exhibit called the red panda treehouse starting monday. >>> along the coast, it wases in pacifica. these are the official national weather service highs today. 7 # in livermore. 73 in antioch. temperatures tomorrow, they're going to look just like these. thursday, in terms of temperatures, what's going to be different tomorrow is you're going to see more cloud cover. there's green showing up too. there's the radar picking up showers north of here. we've got a little shower activity here as well. at least the radar is showing it. i'm not seeing anything hitting the ground, but this type of activity will continue throughout the evening hours, and bring us a pretty good chance for a light sprinkle, and drizzle kind of event as we head into tomorrow morning. and late tonight. here comes that system. this is what's going to trigger the chance of drizzle, and increase the clouds. tomorrow is going to be mostly cloudy, and partly cloudy. as we head into the bay area weekend, things really start to warm up, as that low moves out, and the winds kick up. by saturday and sunday

born in sacramento and arrived in san francisco six weeks ago, crews from the animal planet show "treehouses" built the new home designed for the red panda species. the exhibit opens at 10:00 a.m. surely a big crowd there. >> what can they expect weatherwise? >> it will be getting windy along the great highway and slope avenue. 64 san francisco with the gusty northwest winds, breezy in oakland at 69, 70 in palo alto. 72 in morgan hill. warmer with less wind tomorrow and then the heat is on. monday through thursday, and we'll be back to near, still above average, but comfortable by friday. so it's going to be extensive warmth around here. >> thank you, lisa. thank you for joining us on abc7 news saturday morning news, the news continues online with our new abc news app. our news continues at 4:30 >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." all baby animals need plenty of love and care from their animal mothers. >> there is a tiny one over ther

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universally appealing or that brings out the child in us, that use the to play in a #2r50e house or a -- treehousetiny houses could be a good fit. >> we're thinking, what are we going to do when we retire, where are we going to go? what if we don't want to settle in just one place? this is really an appealing option. >> reporter: while small and cozy is making a big impression, dee williams admits letting go of nearly everything you own can be a struggle. >> i still cry about the things that i couldn't keep. my desire for things hasn't changed. >> you just have nowhere to put it. >> i have nowhere to put it! >> reporter: for many having less means getting more out of life. carter evans olympia washington. [ laughter ] >> what happens when company comes i think it's great that she was able to build that for herself. >> where do you put your big screen tv? >> i was looking. listen. different strokes for different folks. >> if the stress savehooder heart, good for her. >> absolutely. we all need less. >> i'm going to stay in her guesthouse. i hear it's lovely. >> yes. >> you'll have your own chat zo

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