silicon valley itself has overlapping network effects. it is a hub where a lot of english-speaking entrepreneurs from around the world come to start software businesses or key technology businesses. there is a hub of capital and knowledge and investing that goes into it. there is a hub of count, growing companies. i wrote this booklet, scaling, about how you build technology companies. there's network effects of learning, out of sharing of information, and that's part of the reason silicon valley, which has 3.5 million people tops, and why half of the nasdaq emerges out of silicon valley. it is for those kinds of reasons. and those network effects are what make silicon valley great. david: what about the rest of the world? is china likely to catch up and pass silicon valley as a leader in technology? reid: it is one of the greatest concerns that silicon valley knowledgeable people have because china is amazing. it has huge amounts of tech talent, everyone acting like an immigrant, you know, with hunger. large companies have this policy, 9

the nasdaq emerges out of silicon valley. it is for those reasons, and those network effects are what makes silicon valley great. david: what about around the world, is 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 you know tens of thousands of technical people in technology companies. and they are doing a lot of innovation. there is there's things that 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 circumstan

the valley of the cables. the video is getting ready to leave for la pas to sell his 50 kilos of coca leaves in the market. a 5 hour bus journey along the road of death. mother. he's accompanied by edwin, the son of old ignacio, the man who invented the cables. guy way. bobby. some other yes. turkey, the feelers on their cables, the flying men of young goes far less of ease. when they have to go on the road of death, almost fuel, he resumed as much as he got out, as well as just as it was the damn point. sounds got but just of arrow, the dangers of the road mean nothing. he hasn't seen his family in more than a month. the weather is set up in the villa for market love has it's the only place in the country where the coco arrows are allowed to sell the crop the even. so it's estimated that as much as a 3rd of all the coca leaves that are sold here, end up in the laboratories of cocaine traffic and in the market. the cheerleaders, the native indian women rule the roost. they are the ones who by themselves, the c

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and as i say they have surrounded the, the valley to just say though that this isn't just one valley. this is an area with, with a number of different valleys in it. and as we know, it has been incredibly difficult for firstly, the soviets and the 1980s they never took control of it. know the time about massive ramifications. not only for obviously the huge concerns the civilian population in the area, but also the politics of this country. it's all about being saying to the last, well, born a week now that the point of announcing the formation of a new government, a government that they say is going to be inclusive of all ethnic minorities. will attacks represent about a quarter of the population of this country. so some analysts to saying that they say it's inconceivable that it's all about could come out and announce said you inclusive governments with this ongoing conflict with that topic area, the punchy of valley. so the out there are huge questions about the safety of thousands of people and the political stability of the country in general, that she would keep close eye on tha

and lucas valley neighborhood. the marin would community center. so far the fire is estimated at about 30 acres. there was a mandatory evacuation , as you mentioned, in this immediate area. a lot of the longtime residents have decided to stay. they have been so impressed by the response to the fire, and the fact that it was burning up the hill, and not down into the neighborhood. that made them feel safer. we talked with one man, who describes for us what it was like when the fire first started. >> just once i ran after another. then i started to count sirens. then i realized it was pretty serious, and i looked outside. there was a huge plume of smoke. it started getting in the trees a bit, flaming up, and the planes started coming. we were cheering when the planes got here. >> reporter: here on the hillside, there are hand crews up there. we saw a bulldozer cut a line on the top of the mountain side, and there have been helicopters doing water drops come a and tankers, that have really circled this fire area. there is retardant on the right side a

there were about 20 of these cables strung across the valley all day long. people and goods fly across the river, 200 meters below the things. at each end home may tell us that in theory provide stability and safety. some of the wires have been in use for 20 years and have slackened dramatically. the cook alara's have never bothered replacing them more muslims. but this is i love to golf avenue, golf on the head. and does, this is a must have this quattro alumnus to prevent the police from becoming unfastened. the coca arrows use string at each end as a kind of peg. is this bella liberally the book the last and last, last because new possible. she knows her mother in the gay to sell it to southern. it's a good look used to say a level thing was in big to hang onto the police. the coca arrows simply attached themselves with bits of fabric uses to begin to good. so here this is hinted and hinted all the good things. do you think there's this is alicia, i'm out of. yes. yes. because it doesn't really matter. but i can answer but, but i'm not your friend going t

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that's the valley. north of the capital. couple where there's been a lot of fighting going on. the final pockets of territory which had remained outside taliban rule. the spokesmen went on to say that the time man had tried to negotiate. but the resistance gave a negative on says, referring that to the national resist in front of chemist on the n r f, who had been fighting with the taliban in that valley. he also said they would treat the people of that valley know differently and would appoint pantry, residence in various positions in the, in that valley and no civilian casualties were taken in the fighting. a couple of questions by members of the media there about when we are expected to hear about a government being announced. and he said they wanted to do the job properly and that they wouldn't announce the government till friday. but it would be an all inclusive governments. he was a talked about couple airports and the fact that it's been badly damaged and, but they did expect international flights to resume ceiling. let's go to our correspondent charles stratford, who is

former vice president is offer in the panjshir valley. he insisted to the bbc he remains there and that report that he has left the country are baseless. >> the reports concerning my escape from afghanistan are totally baseless. i am here. we have had several meetings regarding the situation. the situation is difficult. we have been under alkylation -- invasion of the taliban, al qaeda, terrorist regions and beyond, as usual, backed by the pakistanis. we have resisted. the resistance will not bow to terrorism, and it will continue. there are difficulties but i have not fled or escaped. i want to assure you, through this video, that everything said that i have fled or injured, baseless, fake news. >> he said the battle for panjshir valley is an information or propaganda war. >> we have to be skeptical about the hour-by-hour report that the sides put out. they are trying to demoralize the other side. what we can establish is that the taliban have conducted a major mobilization. they rounded up several thousand troops. i can confirm they hav

and these reports about the punch valley having fallen completely baseless a total lie. he said that the resistance would continue and saying that he was very much discussed in the valley itself. it's very difficult to get any solid information from inside the valley because communication has been blocked by the tyler bond. we were close to the entrance around about this time yesterday, boarding the fighting was was heavy when we arrived. and we spoke a lot of civilians, a lot of terrified civilians in that area. and this is our report. smoke rises over the town of gold, the hall, the entrance to the punches valley in northeast af galveston. neither the soviets, during the 1980s war, nor the taliban have ever managed to control these mountainous region around a 100 kilometers north of cobble shells, lands nearby, bound fighters, ready the weapons. many in this village say they have driven their wives and children to safety. they have angry and scared, i know not go down to the americans betrayed us. president gladly betrayed us to you left us under the canons and tanks a

we've alwa s panjshir valley as they claim? we've always extended, _ panjshir valley as they claim? we've always extended, whether _ panjshir valley as they claim? we've always extended, whether it - panjshir valley as they claim? we've always extended, whether it was - panjshir valley as they claim? we've always extended, whether it was 27 | always extended, whether it was 27 years ago when the taliban movement first form, whether it was ten years ago, and he was assassinated. whether it's today. this has always been our legacy because we perform peace over war. this has always been valued by us. but peace over war. this has always been valued by va— peace over war. this has always been valued by us-— valued by us. but the taliban are unlikely to _ valued by us. but the taliban are unlikely to share _ valued by us. but the taliban are unlikely to share power- valued by us. but the taliban are unlikely to share power with - valued by us. but the taliban are| unlikely to share power with you. isn't that right? they don't want to bring in non—caliban—word—mac members or outs

morning temperatures mid-60s in inland east bay valleys. highs tomorrow, closer look, close to 100 degrees around morgan hill and gill roy. san jose in low 90s, tri-valley east of 680, above 100 degrees. oakland and hayward in the 80s. comfortable san mateo, but down the peninsula, upper 80s and san francisco low 70s again. and north bay, once you get away from san pablo bay the numbers climb to upper 90s. another hot afternoon. wednesday, not much change. heat wave ungoing probably going to last until thursday inland, mid-90s middle part of the week. chance of showers around the sierra thursday night and friday, should trigger a stronger sea breeze for cooling this weekend. there's the chance of showers, likely not to hit us in the bay area, but system moves east, sea breeze picks up, better air quality and cooler temperatures in the weekend. san francisco 70s until thursday. cooler with winds picking up into friday and saturday, sea breeze ramps up. for the valley, will likely last to wednesday, another possible spare the air day, and coo

food had run out, the hair -- they had had shortages in the valley. food was going to be sent in and that communications and electricity was also going to be restarted. there were some fiery language from him initially. describing this battle with the self-declared national recesses front. -- national resistance front. commented -- calling it the last terrorism pocket in the country. those words are going to be looked at and interpreted by worried afghans and concerned members of the international community. what we do know, simile, this is a historic day in afghanistan. the taliban having taken full control for the first time of the panjshir valley. >> the author of "the long war", the story of afghanistan since 9/11. he was a communications advisor to the former president. some have already responded to calls for a national uprising. >> we have seen responses from the north, northwest, some things on a social media saying they are rising up. as requested by others. if he could emerge from this as the standard baron, a focal point of resistance to th

squaw valley up there at tahoe no longer squaw valley. it is now palisades that show. owners agreed to drop the name acknowledging the word squaw is considered by some as a racist slur for native american women. today the company revealed the new name for the ski area which includes alpine meadows. palisades can mean steep, high cliffs which are features of the famous ski area which hosted the 1960 winter olympics. >>> a san jose institution is celebrating its centennial. they marked san jose city college's 100th anniversary under a huge tent decorated in the school colors of purple and gold. a plaque commissioned for the event recalls how the school opened in 1921 with 86 students. >> alumni have helped transform the valley of hearts delight from a major agricultural producer into silicon valley, the world's technological capital. >> for the first two years the junior college was held in empty classrooms at san jose high school, getting their own campus years later. >>> keeps you wondering what kelly clarkson has been up to. how about a big move to the big apple? deta

again, this is in lucas valley. it is burning up to the north and north east away from homes near mount lassen and idle. they're erode the marine county sheriff's office has limited mandatory evacuations right now. and those being told to evacuate are being told to take lucas valley to one o one. but the smoke is highly visible. they do not want people to be calling 911. to say that there's smoke in the air. just use it for emergency purposes. only. no word at this hour on if any properties have been damaged or destroyed. there been any injuries are also how this fire started. but again, crews are responding to the special taishan fire near mount lassen in lucas valley. we're still getting more information as we put up this map right now showing us where the evacuation orders are in place right now. this is for areas of merwin wood and the marine county sheriff's office is coordinating those limited evacuations. they do want people to be using lucas valley road to get on to one o one. so they're asking if you don't

and northern san joaquin valley. look how the smoke does try to drop back in. moderate levels of smoke pollution but more likely hazy skies. and skies clear a little bit heading into wednesday. hazy skies to start. morning temperatures in the mid-60s, and another hot afternoon. temperatures we're seeing tomorrow basically copy and paste that into your wednesday forecast. look at concord, livermore and antioch. oakland about 81 degrees and 60s along the coast. wednesday, not much change in temperatures at all, which is why i think we might see another spare the air event for wednesday. signs of a stronger sea breeze. the more significant cooling is going to have to wait until friday and the weekend as the weather system brings a chance of showers to the sierra. we hope that that holds. that would be nice to get some of that. probably not going to happen as far west as the bay area. as that system starts to lift on out, it will weaken high pressure enough to give us real cooling by the time we approach the weekend. san

in one final bend and the brothers finally and the children valley, the road is better here. its surface protected by the foothills. it will soon be time for college driving lessons for the bad news and store just a few kilometers further down in the valley. part of the mountain has slid onto the road, making any further progress, impossible. but none of them are what what didn't know what was going on. the side of the mountain is unstable, and there is a constant series of rock falls below risking life and limb. the work of labour non stop to open away through the photo. he goes to the walk breaks loose and hit the front of the truck, the the on either side of the rock full one behind the other, some 30 trucks wait for the road to reopen. some of the truck has been stuck for days, some more patient than others past the time as best they can. the order was supported with roadrunner cornell. we would put in and we'll get to the put the head of the problem then the small tractor for such a huge mountain. everybody's pending their hopes on the big government, the bulldozer that

with the small town is where the most famous trunk decorating company in the valley. to mean and cope can be found the family run business that attracts clients from all over the country. and i've got a question about us typically, how about just thinking, you know, what was the question to gig? he's got to he does this guy the following morning on the stretch of road that's being close. the much anticipated bulldozer finally arrived. doesn't take long to clear a path through the rocks. the the be the only a temporary part through the rubble. the mountain continues to collapse, the raving the rocks, the 1st drivers, johnson luck. in the woods, turn, the younger brother as his guide. they make it and finally resumed their journey. is particularly proud of his brother who helped ensure they made the trip in safety and decides to reward him though or the love of god is again the god if you rather the one is also not living there for let me really that you know the new driving school in these parts, the young i taught by their eldest in the water was i'm on the august. i

valleys, the heat cranking up. you'll notice it kicking in on sunday. monday, the holiday, looks to be the warmest day. cooler changes middle part of the week. could we see our first late summer showers returning to parts of the high country and the sierra? a look at that coming up tonight. >> thanks, rob. >>> up next, a new set of rules. what warriors players will now have to do if they want to play at chase center this season. and there you have it— -woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow! -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just $30 bucks. sweet, but mine has 5g included. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. switch to xfinity mobile and save hundreds on your wireless bill. plus, save up to $400 when you purchase a new samsung phone or upgrade your existing phone. learn more at your local xfinity store today. >>> a man is being recognized for possibly preventing a mass shooting. back in july, he spotted someone o

now we know that the valley is, is very easy or is very well defended. sorry by this opposition group to the tyler bomb. we also, according to the thought of on say they say that they have fully surrounded the area. the big concern, nice for what we understand are around 152200000 civilians that are inside the valley. mainly from a tragic the tragic ethnic minority. we got very close to the entrance yesterday. we spoke to civilians in that area and the toilet bomb. and this is our report. smoke rises over the town of gould, the hall, the entrance to the punches valley and northeast of galveston needed the soviets during the 1980s war. nor the taliban had ever managed to control this mountainous region around a 100 kilometers north of cobble. a shells lands nearby, taliban fighters, ready the weapons. men in this village say they have driven their wives and children to safety. angry. i'm scared. i'd rather not go down to the americans betrayed us. president grannie betrayed us to you left us under the cannons and tanks, and we can't stop either side fight

and the north bay mountains for solano county and also for the east bay valleys are interior valleys and also the east bay hills. because we've seen some wind, you know, over the overnight hours upwards of 50 mph up at some of our peaks. now if we didn't have fire danger, i'd be talking about what a gorgeous sunny day it is and how we have above average temperatures. we have just got wall to wall blue skies out there, no doubt about it. and we have warm temperatures because of this offshore wind event that we have that's driving the warmer air towards the quotes so we have 77 degrees in san francisco, but notice we're at 72 half moon bay, so they warmed up even at the coast today about 91 in nevada, and you can see some nineties also in concord right now and close to it in fremont 93, though in fairfield, so we're about there. in fact, we're in some spots like nevado 14 degrees warmer than we were this time yesterday, same story. and hayward. so you can see those numbers. you know all up there today up where we should not be, or definitely above average and blue skies, not just for h

the testimony in silicon valley. disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes laying out her defense. the news at 6:00 starts now. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. california energy officials are concerned about how much energy we're using. a state-wide flex alert started this afternoon. we're all asked to conserve as much energy as possible to avoid rolling blackouts. sharon katsuda takes a closer look from danville where people are dealing with triple digit heat tonight. >> reporter: yeah, jessica, we're actually here in walnut creek right now. and it is 99 degrees. we traveled throughout tri valley, danville and contra costa county. we found so many people trying to do their part and beat the heat. this water fountain in livermore is just what 2-year-old jeter dominguez needed. his mom knew to come here to escape the scorching heat. other families had the same idea. >> it is so hot. we had to do something, besides keeping the kids locked up in air conditioning, we're like, we got to get them out. >> reporter

panjshir has many semi—valleys, from the southern part up to the northern part of the valley. right now, the taliban are only in a few locations. they are facing difficulties. our forces are resisting and defending their people, their honour, their home and their values. this isn't a resistance that will end with the taliban entering panjshir. panjshir is the lion's den. any enemy who enters panjshir will not leave alive. but it's true, isn't it, that there are a number of key commanders of the nrf that have been either injured or killed in this battle? fahim dashty, for instance — reports of emerging that he's been killed. what details are you able to give us on this? can you tell us more about who he was, what he represented? in war, there is always casualties on both sides. this is something normal. we are not going to deny that we've had casualties. two of my colleagues, mr dashty the spokesperson, and general zara, who was a formidable military officer, who served under and was the nephew of the late commander massoud, were martyred tonight. unfortunately, they were mar

in christmas valley. i'm rachel wolf. kpix5. >> and due to the fire state parks in the tahoe basin are closed right now. they are working with cal obs and land manageerns on potentially saving any cultural artifacts in the area. >>> back out live to ann. tell us about the air quality there. >> it's absolutely horrible. the smoke is so thick in the air ash is raining down. i'm wearing a mask. i just dropped it to talk to you. it is really bad. it burns your throat. i'm here in front of the harris casino and i want to give you a picture of how this looked just a few weeks ago. this is the clear view from the casino taken by our producer hailey when she was on vacation. everything was fine. a stark difference obviously from what we see here today from some appearingls you can barely make out the lake from the hazy skies. we want to go to mary lee because she has her eye on the air quality index which i'm sure is very bad. also, more importantly the conditions that firefighters will be dealing over the next 24 hours. mary. >>

in pan, she valley is calling for national uprising. it follows a taliban announcement that it is taking control of the area to 0. char stratford reports from campbell. there has been over a huge concern for the 152200000.

they've been shortages in the valley during the fighting. he said that food was going to be sent in. and he said that telecommunications communications and electricity was also going to be re started. but there was some fiery language from him initially as, as you heard describing this battle with the self declared or so my and r f, the national resistance front the taliban describing this is a victory over the last nest of terrorism in the country. while at the same time calling for unity. so yeah, i'm sure those words are going to be looked jackson, interpreted by obviously worried, concerned afghans and all the c concerned members of the international community too. but what we do know, seemingly, is that yes, this is a historic day in afghanistan, the charlotte bomb seemingly having taken full control for the 1st time of the punch valley. well, david loin is the author of the long war, the inside story of american, the gonna stand since $911.00. he was also a communications adviser to the former african president ashcroft connie, he says

into the valley in air compresses and warms. a little but on both sides, it's very dry, which is why we've had that red flag warning. so passing things along as another pocket up here around chico. you can see in this is kind of going to be part of our future because this is going to be filtered down to the north bay throughout the day. it looks like tomorrow for now. we're getting some green territory going to be on san francisco up to richmond and down to the peninsula little bit as well. but taking a look at what we just mentioned there. overnight. we expect some of that to smoke to make its way down to the north bay a little bit tomorrow as the winds start to it's dry, southwest 15 to 35 mile per hour winds. although gusts can be higher than that. forecast doesn't change for those folks. a slight drop in temperatures thursday. friday were they can maybe some things will clear out a little bit 76 or so expected. then there's a live look at what it looks like. the golden gate bridge as or fog returns tonight might start to see

in one final bend and the brothers finally and the children valley the, the road is better. he had surfaced and protected by the foothills. it will soon be time for college driving lessons for the bad news and store just a few kilometers further down in the valley. part of the mountain has slid onto the road, making any further progress, impossible. but none of them are what what didn't know what was going on. the side of the mountain is unstable, and there is a constant series of rock falls below risking life and limb. the work of labour non stop to open away through the fall he goes on the walk breaks loose and hit the front of the truck, the the on either side of the rock full one behind the other, some 30 trucks wait for the road to reopen. some of the truck has been stuck for days, some more patient than others past the time as best they can. the order was supposed to come out with roadrunner cornell. we would look what happened and we'll get to the euro. the problem, the small tract f as such a huge mountain. everybody's pending, their hopes on the big government bulld

there are huge concerns for what's around about 152200000 people inside the valley. these are mainly ethnic tactics. they're also tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people in villages around the valley. also we were there close to the valley entrance yesterday morning and we spoke to many of the people in the area and the tale bomb. and this is our report. smoke rises over the town of gould, the hall, the entrance to the punches valley in northeast of ghana stone. neither the soviets, during the 1980s war, nor the taliban has ever managed to control his mountainous region around a 100 kilometers north of cobble. a shells lands nearby, taliban fighters, ready the weapons. men in this village say they have driven their wives and children to safety. they angry. i'm scared. i'd rather not go down to the americans betrayed us. president grannie betrayed us to you left us under the canons and tanks, and we can't stop either sides fighting. how much can they kill their brothers? how much can they kill their fellow guns? they have to stop fighting. it's all about dr

as a long-term resident of nohe valley and neighborhood dynamics and for many years. and olga is an inspiring force in our neighborhood working tirelessly to promote the positive sense of the community. and i understand that olga has made many comprises to accommodate the request of her adjacent neighbors and to develop a new home for a multigenerational family. i request you approve the current design proposal for housing and in the community and live in the block of clipper street with the spirit. >> caller: hello, can you hear me? and my name is nellie and i am calling to support the project. olga has always been very accommodating to me. to support community and the neighbors as a great parent and this project does need to be approved. thank you. >> good evening, commissioners. i was involved in the old stages of the project and i remember visiting the house and traces of squatters that is quickly mixed to propose the much needed project and two large family units in a good public school area. she's done that with a 40-foot building height less than 30 foot under

valley. what the taliban are doing and the videos that they are releasing which are part of what -- how they claim they are making gains in that valley seem to show them on some of the mountaintop heights, which are the key strategic areas to take to get into this panjshir valley. so the taliban say they are attacking from multiple directions around the valley. we know that achmed mas'ud, the commander of the forces in that valley has said he won't give up the fight. that he will fight to the death. we know the former-vice president is in that valley as well. he released short of a sohort video statement yesterday. you have to -- when you look at this video, you have to say this is a guy who sort of, you know, aged visibly over the last few weeks. he -- he definitely looks -- um -- not as -- not as strong and robust as he looked several weeks ago when he was forced to sort of flee from power. but he also holding out there, also being very defiant. the national resistance front who are the res

. >> speak something of dublin, tri-valley, 98 degrees. 102 in fairfield. high pressure strengthening with the smog in place giving us more typical reasons for seeing a spare the air alert, and that's ground level ozone. more wildfire smoke will likely drop into the bay area tomorrow. east bay and the santa clara valley, two locations unhealthy for sensitive groups today with the ground level ozone, and a spare the air alert on monday, labor day. and then hot air temperatures will continue for another day, and another concern where fire danger looking over the next seven days, could be a chance of lightning strikes from isolated showers, and we will look at that on our 7-day forecast, and when cooler temperatures make a comeback coming up in about eight minutes. >> thanks. >>> also the spread of the delta variant is playing a role in holiday plans. nbc bay area christie smith caught up with people in the east bay to talk about how they are handling labor day 2021. >> reporter: people decided to head outside to the park for labor day weekend, and for some fa

it's delicate. >>> not just squaw valley, some people in fresno valley talking about other places impacted. fresno county is home to squaw valley basin and squaw lake. they changed the name to squaw leap management to san joaquin. and another name was olympic valley public service district. nationwide there are approximately 800 places with squaw in the name, according to data from the u.s. board of geographic names. >>> we're going to go back down to long beach. governor newsom still on the podium campaigning for his own political life. the election is tomorrow night. he's been talking on the podium now for about 15 minutes. president biden scheduled to appear right after him. we're back in a moment. is availe to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to heal

but it was late last night when video was leaked out from the valley. and that video shows the vice president of afghanistan rule a solid sitting in a room with books behind him. saying today is the 3rd of september. and these reports about the punch valley having fallen completely base this a total lie. he said that the resistance would continue and saying that he was very much discussed in the valley itself. we were close to the entrance around about this time. yesterday morning. the fighting was was heavy when we arrived. and we spoke a lot of civilians, a lot of terrified civilians in that area. and this is our report. smoke rises over the town of gold, the hall, the entrance to the punches valley in northeast of ghana stone. neither the soviets, during the 1980s war, nor the taliban have ever managed to control this mountainous region around a 100 kilometers north of cobble. a shells lance nearby taliban fighters ready their weapons. many in this village say they have driven their wives and children to safety. they angry. i'm scared. i'd rather not

. >> blockbuster trial, theranos founder and former silicon valley titan elizabeth holmes heading to court. her fraud trial set to begin this morning. what you need to know as she faces a judge. this is "today in the bay." >>> we are broadcasting live on your television as you're watching this morning and streaming online right now, live for you, go to nbcbayarea.com. want to say a good morning to you. thanks for making us a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez. laura is off this week. we want to start with another hot weather day that is on tap for parts of the bay area. and the flex alert it's triggering. you are being asked to conserve electricity from 4:00 in the afternoon to 9:00 in the evening in order to reduce the strain o for you, lower your thermostat higher. this is if your health permits. avoidsing major appliances and unnecessary lights. how hot will it get? meteorologist kari hall has been tracking these numbers for us and kari, how hot are we going to get today? >> we're back to the triple digits today for the inland areas with the hazy look

like so many silicon valley startups. she promised to deliver on a product that had yet to be fully realized. it's a culture commonly referred to as fake it till you make it. it's kind of faking your own confidence if you will. yes we're going to grow. of course, we're going to become a unicorn. we're going to go public professor anna hahn at santa clara university school of law says. while that sort of so called faking, maybe common around here, there are nose went to far there's a kind of faking that happened in this case where the lab tests or fake the lab test did not provide the results that the patients were looking for, and that's a very different kind of fake. in my view, the fed's felt the same way and in 2018, they charged homes and her partner, sonny bill wani, with 10 counts of wire fraud and two counts of conspiracy. holmes former public persona may also have implications on her defense strategy, newly unsealed court records indicate she plans to shift blame to be elwani, claiming she was being controlled and

they've been shortages in the valley during the fighting. he said that food was going to be sent in. and he said that telecommunications communications and electricity was also going to be re started. but there was some fiery language from him initially as, as you heard describing this battle with the self declared or so my and r f, the national resistance front, the child about describing this is a victory over the last nest of terrorism in the country. while at the same time calling for unity. so yeah, i'm sure those words are going to be looked chats and interpreted by obviously worried, concerned afghans and all the c concerned members of the international community to . but what we do know seemingly, is that yes, this is a historic day in afghanistan, the taliban seemingly having taken full control for the 1st time of the punch valley. iran has condemned the tele bonds offensive in tunzia, describing reports from the region as deeply worrying cut off enough. but it was a bit ticket, but tended by must honor it. commitments on the intern

you live in that valley. so it's going to be very interesting, very worrying developments north of the capital in the pension valley are it's a challenge for their life for some couple johnny, thank you. what i was after the departure of us forces taliban lead is expressed disappointment at departing american troops. for disabling planes and helicopters accomplish airport, charlotte bennett says more of that the roar of j t engines and the cries, the vacuum. we've gone. the united states biggest humanitarian air lift is finished . foreign forces have left and the taliban is surveying territory. it hasn't howled into decor today without any doubt with the day of f, ganeth dan's independence when we don't see a single foreign soldier and whoever invaded this country without permission, we got rid of them. and this was a proud historical moment for us. but the celebration return fell flat it cobble international. when we drove from the civilian to the military side of the airport . we are very sad, believe me, a

another shell landed close by the taliban, his block phone networks in the valley. there are growing fears about the estimated a $150000.00 people living inside and many entirely bound controlled areas around gold. ha ha. the big concern is that masood forces are coming round on the mountain ridges. trying to surround this area in order to isolate gulihar. love them, they make and we left and go to her. but now we are leaving. today came from cobbled to collect our belongings. i already took my family out, the fighting is ongoing dental shelf. he think people's homes, both sides are shutting them all. i've got families, flea for their lives in one of the last pockets of resistance to taliban rule. charles strafford al jazeera, near goober hall, i've gone stone taliban co founder miller, of doing gunny barava is expected to lead the new african government, which we don't soon. he says improving the economy is a top priority. the product matter regarding the government that we will form, it will include all factions of the african people. i want to assure people that

in between the yellow river valley and the gang si, river valley. just west of jung. joe, on monday, next we're going down under were seen an improvement in conditions toward the southeast, but still hanging on to some clouds. drifting in and out. and temperatures are recovering. here. speaking temperatures, i'm going to put the colors on. so the darker the color, the higher the temperature alice is about a good 10 degrees, pretty close to 10 degrees above average. and look at this when from the outback in the interior diving down. so adelaide, you're up to $24.00 degrees. none of that warmth, unfortunately can be found through new zealand. in fact, temperatures have come crashing down and gives been at 14 degrees and a pretty good run of rain through the capitol region affecting wallington. that's it for me. see, it's in the across the younger valley, high above the ground. a trouble has taken on a different formed. people don't walk, they fly. this is no game. it's business. makes the farmers hopefully be swinging high across deep valley, facing o

it is warm through the central valley of california, but not too excessive levels. there's recently been some pretty nasty study in columbia, and this is the everywhere rainy that is heaviest. also significant rain in this part of mexico. all of mexico is proven to a few big showers, including acapulco in the pacific coast in south america as the rain start to think about going back south again. it's hot in the middle between this rain and maybe late winter rates are suns young's at 37 than 40 the, the eye witness accounts of historical events from arab israeli conflict and finite witness. this event 1st hand from beginning to end to espionage and the occupied westbank that the jordan government started destroyed the device from the fight independence in egypt to an infamous hollywood production engine is out there. a world has personal stories from those who, with my own private history on algebra, o, the me. hello again. you're watching. i just need a reminder of our top stories. this skinny and soldiers have detained president alpha con day, in a coo and close th

julian new valley has lots of narrow, windy roads like this one. and the concern is having thousands of people trying to evacuate at once during a wildfire. it's a sign of the times throughout northern california, and it's certainly true for mill valley. the question is, what should residents do it for fire threatened this community of hillside homes with two way streets, some as narrow as 10 ft across so that as soon as someone stops or tries to go the other way, it's a traffic jam. these streets were. built around the turn of the century, when we still had horses and buggies or small cars, and since that time we've remodeled homes to be much larger. our latest theory right now is that we have two main roads in town. and both of those will be jammed up. that is where the mill valley mayor and other city officials are conducting experiments saturday, mill valley is teamed up with google researchers to organise an evacuation drill aimed at improving the evacuation response here. the drill will involve some 250 residents lining up on east blacktail a

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they raised a flag over the panjshir valley. but the leader of the resistance is calling on all afghans cover where to rise up against the taliban. also coming up, two of belarus's prominent dissidents receive long prison terms. they helped lead protest against alexander lukashenko's disputed reelection campaign. a coup in guinea. the leaders have pledged a peaceful transition. the take over the west african country has drawn international condemnation and threats of sanctions. plus, it is time to say adieu to a giant a french cinema. jean paul -- has died at the age of 88. we will look back the legacy of a leading man par excellence. to all of you around the world, welcome. tonight the taliban say that the war in afghanistan is now finally over. the islamists claimed victory over opposition forces today in the panjshir valley, the last province -- to elude taliban control. the leader of the resistance has called for a nationwide uprising against the taliban. >> the taliban flag raised above the panjshir governor's office. the l