this was a global issue but there s an underlying impact right here in silicon valley, isn t there? reporter: it is. whether you re a big investor or small investor, it s important to have someone in the know at the top. stock market has a lot of folks jittery but experts say it s important to take a deep breath and relax. we may have been too euphoric, so this is just a normal adjustment that s happening. reporter: that stock market adjustment may be normal for some, but nerve-racking for most. i think it s pretty scary right now. reporter: washington post columnist believes he knows why. there is reason to worry about the stock market dipping the way they are, because venture capitalists are already running scared, that their next batch of companies can t go public. reporter: a few of those companies are in silicon valley. some economists are looking at the south bay as a stabilizing force for the bay area, by leading the way with a mini tech bubble that
it takes an animal to take the life of a three-year-old baby girl in the middle of the day. a visibly angry oakland chief of police lashing out at the senseless death of a young boy. chief anthony bass was among the hundred people or so who attended a vigil at the spot where that little boy was killed. good evening. i m dan ashley. i m carolyn johnson. in a community that has dealt with more than its fair share of street violence has struck a nerve. from ordinary folks to the top cop. a sense tonight that enough is enough. this is the innocent young face that is fueling their disgust over what is happening. three-year-old carlos nava, junior killed yesterday by a stray bullet. abc s alan wang is live in pittsburgh where police have made some arrests. yes, possibly a big break here dan and carolyn. oakland police, however, not giving us the details in the arrest of two men here. but they believe it was a strong lead that lead them here in connection with the drive by