listing but the chinese e-commerce leda is reportedly looking to hong kong instead so far shares of valley bob are only listed on wall street their launch their raised $25000000000.00 m. was the world's largest initial public offering the move comes with china in the united states locked in an escalating trade battle beijing is trying to get its tech titans to list closer to home. reportedly the community covers china and chinese companies is this all about hedging bets which any company would do or is it more about the trade war with the u.s. well i think it's a bit of bit of both hedging bets it's doing it's it's doing what it needs to raise .

listing but the chinese e-commerce leda is reportedly looking to hong kong instead so far shares of valley bob are only listed on wall street their launch their raised $25000000000.00 that was the world's largest initial public offering the move comes with china in the united states low in an escalating trade battle beijing is trying to get its tech titans to list closer to home. for reportedly the community covers china and chinese companies is this all about hedging bets which any company would do or is it more about the trade war with the u.s. well i think it's a bit of both definitely hedging bets it's doing it's it's doing what it needs to raise capital and again the last time as you mentioned it was in new york and was 25000000000 this time it's in hong kong it's 20000000000 the fact that they're going to hong kong bringing it back closer to home as it were at a time when there's a trade conflict with the u.s. is clearly a signal and also a trade front is a report today of china warning should restrict gregg exports to the u.s. it isn't that one of its big boggling ships in this war it i

listing but the chinese e-commerce leader is reportedly looking to hong kong instead so far shares of valley bob are only listed on wall street their launch their raised $25000000000.00 that was the world's largest initial public offering the move comes with china in the united states low even escalating trade battle beijing is trying to get its tech titans to list closer to home. for reportedly the community covers china and chinese companies is this all about hedging bets which any company.

bob redell joins us live in castro valley this morning. ar:no. fortunately, no one was hurt. alameda fire tells us two el in this home at parsons and wilson were not hurt. they were inside the home at the time the suspect crashed into the garage on the left side of the screen. it ruptured the home's gas line. the suspect is a juvenile. between midnight and 1:00, they carjacked a van. we believe alameda county sheriff's office began chasing the van. they fled on foot and carjacked another vehicle a mile away. as you can see in this video, it was a black car. again, the carjacker did not have much luck get this time the suspect crashed off castro boulevard near 580. they were taken into custody. remarkably, no reports of injuries during these pursuits and crashes overnight. pg&e shut off the power here at s.is home. we know theight castro valley, bob redell, today any bay. >> what an active night for that teenager. >> thanks, bob. >>> chp hopes other drivers may have noticed what led up to a shooting in last night's commute. it happened at 6:00 on northbound 880 near the 238 in

nbc bay area )s bob redell is live in castro valley where one of the cars crashed into a house. bob? two teenaged boys in their stolen car thought they were being chased by our other top story -- our other top story -- the american economy is "full steam ahead." the markets reacting to unemployment at the lowest rate.. in half a century. the american economy added 263-thousand jobs in the month of april. scott mcgrew has the rest of the numbers.. including.. scott.. a very tiny unemployment rate. 3-point-6 percent. that )s nationwide. it )s even lower here in northen california. but as a nation - that )s a staggeringly small number. if you )re less than 50-years old.. it )s the lowest unemployment of your lifetime. the president tweeted out "jobs jobs jobs" this morning as he got the number. 263-thousand was far more than expected. we )re just a few months away from setting a record for the longest economic expansion in u-s history. the markets responded positively.. though remember good news also makes investors worry about interest rate hikes.. so the dow is not always the best

bob redell joins us live in castro valley. anyone hurt in this one, bob? >> reporter: fortunately, no one was hurt. two elderly women live in this home. they were just leaving the home with a neighbor who is helping out. one of the women says she was getting ready to go to bed when the car crashed into the garage. that's pretty much all she had to say. both are physically okay. they are just trying to find another place to live because there is no electricity. when this crash happened, the gas line was ruptured as well. the suspect is a juvenile, we believe. between midnight and 1:00, the suspect carjacked a white van. it was the sheriff's office who began chasing the car after reports that this person might be armed. they crashed into this home, fled on foot, then carjacked another vehicle a mile away. as you can see in this video, it was a black car. they did not have much luck getting away. the suspect crashed the black car into a fence off astro valley boulevard near 580 and this time was taken into custody. no reports of injuries during the pursuits a

"today in the bay" bob redell in live in castro valley this morning. no one was hurt, remarkably. t now problems remain, bob. >> reporter: laura and marcus, when you consider the damage done to this house at wilson in castro vehicle, it is remarkable that the two elderly women were not hurt. this is video from an hour ago when neighbors were escorting them out. one of the ladies said she was about to go to sleep when the car crashed into the home. physically doing okay. unfortunately it's a matter of finding a place to live since there is no gas or electricity. the suspect is a juvenile. sometime between midnight and 1:00, they carjacked a white van on the 300 block of escondido avenue. alameda county sheriff began chasing the vehicle after reports that this person might be armed. they crashed into the home, burst the gas line, fled on foot, and carjacked another vehicle a mile away on somerset, castro valley. in the second piece of video, this vehicle was a black car. again, the carjacker did not have much luck getting away. fortunately this time the suspect crashed into a fence o

tri-valley transit leaders considering an alternative. bob redell live outside the dublin pleasanton bart station. right now the last stop on that line. there is an important meeting planned for later today. >> reporter: correct, marcus. yes, the board of the tri-valley san joaquin regional rail authority will meet today to discuss funding and scheduling for the proposed valley link that would extend service from dublin pleasanton bart behind me into livermore and eventually into the central valley. the valley link rail would be similar to the 10-mile extension of service between pittsburg bay point and antioch. that went into effect last year just north of us. using diesel or electrical multiple trains. except the valley would travel much farther with stops at isabel, greenville and over the altamonte in mountain house, tracy, and some day stockton. new tracks would have to be built on 580 to get through livermore. the rest of the route would be used by existing line that used to be owned by southern pacific. trains would run every 12 minute

bob, there is an important meeting later today to discuss all of this. >> reporter: correct, marcus. yes. the tri-valley san joaquin regional rail authority will be meeting today. the valley link rail would be similar to the 10-mile extension of service between pittsburg bay point and antioch. that went into effect last year. using the similar kind of dmu train, detour electrical train. except the valley would travel much farther. except the valley would travel much farther with stops at isabel, greenville and over the altamonte in mountain house, tracy, and some day stockton. new tracks would have to be built on 580 to get through livermore. the rest of the route would be used by existing line that used to be owned by southern pacific. now the tkpwhol is goal is to m service and have trains run every 12 minutes during the commutes. this week the rail authority survey tri-valley residents with questions like how often would you use this service? not clear when the results are expected to be tabulated. >> it took me an hour to get from here to livermore. it was awful. and i live out in modesto area. oh,

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bob or jim is higher. i viewed it as a positive. it is an opportunity. emily: there are many women who could've succeeded in silicon valley.was it about the women you highlighted? julian: that's a great question. i think it's what theresia touched on. looking past possible slights. looking beyond that and those things, having a sense of humor was always super helpful. being optimistic, finding an area of specialty, like theresia did. being quantitative. really knowing your stuff, working harder than just about any guy in the room. those were some of the commonalities they had. they love the industry. they love venture capital. they love being part of this ecosystem that is silicon valley. in those ways, they had optimism, and they had perseverance, of course. emily: theresia, you are part of this new movement. you and your partner started a new firm. melinda gates has invested in your firm. there are organizations that are getting funds together to improve the representation of women. do you feel the change happening? or do you still feel we are stuck in the past? theresia: first, i have always felt like there's been a mor

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bob is higher. viewing it as an opportunity. emily: there are many women who could have probably succeeded in silicon valley if the playing fieldvel. what do you think it was about the women you highlighted that enabled them to succeed in an area that was so male-dominated? julian: i think it was what theresia has shown. looking past possible slights and possible barriers, or very real ones, and looking beyond that. having a sense of humor was always super helpful. being really optimistic. finding an area of specialty like theresia did in cybersecurity. being very quantitative. really knowing your stuff. working harder than any guy in the room. those were some of the commonalities they had. and they love the industry too. they love tech, they love venture capital. they love being part of that dynamic ecosystem that is silicon valley. so, in those ways, they had optimism and perseverance, of course. emily: you are now part of this new movement. you and your partner have gone on to start a new venture capital firm. melinda gates has invested. there are organizations like all raise, women from competing venture capital firms that

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bob is higher. i viewed it as a positive. it's an opportunity. emily: there are many women who could've succeeded in silicon valley, what was it about the women you>> that's a great question. i think it's what teresa touched on. looking past possible slights. looking beyond that and maneuvering the on those things, having a sense of humor was always super helpful. being optimistic, finding an area of specialty like risa did. -- teresa did. being quantitative. really knowing your stuff, working harder than just about any guy in the room. those were some of the commonalities they had. they love the industry. they love venture capital. they love being part of this ecosystem that is silicon valley. in those ways, they had optimism and perseverance. emily: you are part of this new movement. you and your partner started a new firm. melinda gates has invested in your firm. there are organizations that are getting funds together to improve the representation of women. the you feel the change happening? do you still feel we are stuck in the past? >> i have always felt like there's been a more secret underground sisterhood, going back to the early pioneeri

bob. >>> new video to show you. an interesting discovery after a fire in an east bay home. firefighters responding to a fire at a home on santa maria avenue in castro valley about 7:00 this morning, after they put out the flames they noticed a good deal of marijuana in the garage where that fire started. alameda county sheriffs are now investigating the possible grow house. no word yet on how much marijuana investigators found in the garage. >>> switching gears now. temperatures as they move in here, a live look at fremont. as you can see, we've been seeing cooler temperatures come in, kari something, higher winds in some areas. ish going to e gusty winds een developing, and and the clouds rolling into the bay area. it's still cloudy as we look from belvedere toward san francisco, but some areas are starting to clear out like san jose where we are seeing some sunshine now and you might need to put on those sunglasses as you get ready to head out for lunch. as we look at campbell's temperature trend for the middle of the day, we're going to reach into the low 70s and then start to cool off with some of those breezy winds. overall, a very pleasant day for t

bob. 6:35. happening today, a north bay parent charged in the college admissions cheating scheme is expected to plead guilty. napa valley winemaker will appear in federal court in boston. he is accused of paying $300,000 to have his daughter fraudulently recruited to usc as a water polo star. a total of 33 parents nationwide have been charged in the scheme run by william singer, college consultant. it includes actresses lori loughlin and felicity huffman. huffman has pleaded guilty. >>> eat or pay tuition. that is a choice a lot of students have to make. many schools like uc irvine installed food pantries for students who don't have access to nutritious food. for some, it is their only option. >> they are not coming here for any other reason other than they are working their buttins off. >> 48% undergrad students reported the last year. >> some wind up without homes. a recent study says 4,000 students at san jose state have been homeless in the last year. jacob soberhoff got a closer look at the struggles some are facing. his story comes up for us at 7:40 on the "today" show. >>> all right. folks, take a look. we just g

bob or jim is higher. i viewed it as a positive. it is an opportunity. emily: there are many women who could've succeeded in silicon valley.s it about the women you highlighted? julian: that's a great question. i think it's what theresia touched on. looking past possible slights. looking beyond that and those things, having a sense of humor was always super helpful. being optimistic, finding an area of specialty, like theresia did. being quantitative. really knowing your stuff, working harder than just about any guy in the room. those were some of the commonalities they had. they love the industry. they love venture capital. they love being part of this ecosystem that is silicon valley. in those ways, they had optimism, and they had perseverance, of course. emily: theresia, you are part of this new movement. you and your partner started a new firm. melinda gates has invested in your firm. there are organizations that are getting funds together to improve the representation of women. do you feel the change happening? or do you still feel we are stuck in the past? theresia: first, i have always felt like there's been a more

bob or jim is higher. viewing it as a positive instead of always viewing it as a it is negative. an opportunity. emily: there are many women who succeeded inobably silicon valleyplaying field was more level. we hope there is more to come. what was it about the women you highlighted that they were able to succeed in an area so male-dominated? julian: that's a great question. i think it's what theresia touched on. looking beyond that and those -- looking past possible slights, looking beyond that and barriers, moving beyond things having a sense of humor , was always super helpful. being really optimistic, finding an area of specialty, like theresia did in cyber security. being quantitative. really knowing your stuff, working harder than just about any guy in the room. those were some of the commonalities they had. and they love the industry. you know, they love tech, they love venture capital. they love being part of this dynamic ecosystem that is silicon valley. so in those ways, they had optimism, and they had perseverance, of course. emily: now theresia, you are part of this new movement. you and your partner jennifer have gone off to start a new firm. melin