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that comes on the site trulia that shows places like las vegas and san jose are cooling off with homes taking longer to sell. the median price in san jose is $1.2 mill. >> the fact that we are slowing down on equity year over year doesn't mean home prices are falling. it just means we are more in a correction. >> santa clara county's inventory is low. about 1500 homes currently on the market. >> spring skiing in the sierra. this is video from the donner ski ranch where they still have 8 to 12 feet of snow for everyone to enjoy. usually this time of year we have to four feet. a lot of skiers and snowboarders ditching the jackets with going with the t-shirt look. >> that looks fun. >> for still felt warm. >> lots of 70s down here in the valley. 160% of normal. we are way above normal. good news for the drought. we are not in a drought which is better news for not getting any water fines or restrictions. let's get a look. the biggest thing we are tracking is the temperature change. 5-10 degrees cooler because of the fog at the immediate coastline. saturday we put another play layer on top

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it comes from a report from online site trulia.ern markets, mainly losses will and san jose are cooling off with homes taking longer to sell. >> the fact that we are slowing down on equity year over year does not mean that home prices are falling. it just means that we're more in a correction. >> reporter: still, the median privacy in san jose remains around $1.2 million. >> that is not affordable. >> that's kind of funny. >> reporter:fryes they think should have bought years ago when they moved to san jose. now they can barely afford to live here. >> we're no longer comfortable. we have to work harder and try harder. >> reporter: santa clara county's inventory remains low. instead five choices, buyers might only have one and there's still hefty competition for that one home. the realtor tells me homes under $1 million like this one remain competitive and are selling well. >>> take a look at this. beautiful sights there, spring skiing in the sierra. this is video from doner's ski ranch. a lot of skiers there and snowboarders ditchi

that level of growth that people say listen, i don't care they are losing money look at way fair and truliaso many companies don't make money and people love them >> we don't talk about sea port global, their target is 42 >> why don't they make it minus 7. >> and their general take is they believe structurally people are going to own cars and they'll ride share as a supplement >> this is not true. >> it is very clear from ju just -- i got parking lot analysis now can you imagine parking lot analysis in major cities it is down because of ride share. 39% of this market is lyft 60% is uber. so i thought that what would happen is this is where the deal is done they'll raise price and they'll wipe out the yellow cabs everywhere when two different companies going at it, they're going to end up with good pricing i don't know where the people say i will -- this thing is in free fall and it has to find level. >> look at this wall graphic we remember the day after the facebook ipo and lyft's performances under shooting that >> i thought that the retail buyers would come back they obviously had no sta

and i think about my personal experiences in the real estate space where i was an early investor in truliat before we did. both companies did well as public market stocks, both performed well in the aftermarket for the first 6 to 12 months. obviously, then they sort of made 5 or 10x their values from ipo and ultimately became one company. but that's an example where the market is large enough and there is definitely room for two technology disrupters. >> so, alpha girls are four ladies in silicon valley that were able to become stars in the cut-throat, high-stakes, male-dominated world of venture capital out there, and you're highlighted in there compared to when you were making inroads, is it better, the same? do you see things are easier now because of pioneers like you, or it's still tough >> oh, well, it's humbling to be called a pioneer i don't know about that. i would say that i think things are better in the sense that the numbers are there more and that people are talking about the need for different points of view, and that's diversity along a bunch of dimensions. that certainly w