partners at the san francisco standard decided to take a look at which books san franciscans want band. those choices reveal a lot about overview view of the world. our standard reporter will share her story. first my president biden is in the bay area today, touring areas damaged in severe storms. abc7news was at moffitt federal airfield as the president and air force one touched down before noon. his tour today is taking him to watsonville and capitola, some of the hardest hit areas. he is in capitola right now speaking. let s listen in. pres. biden: there are going to be seven centers open across the state and fema is going to employ disaster resistance teams to communities who need them the most. you can go to the fema website to find that location. as i have set on other disasters, the key is not just link back, it is building back stronger. since i became president, we have spent $9 billion in disaster assistance to california for the extreme weather events. $9 billion.
talking with a high school tennis coach. microsoft announced it is cutting 10,000 employees while amazon started trimming another 8000 jobs after shedding 10,000 positions last month. joining us to discuss the latest contraction in the tech industry and what it means for the bay area, and what it means is a tech reporter. thank you for having me. are some of these and amazon jobs located in the bay area that are being cut? definitely, some of the workers in the bay area, depending on the company, a bulk of them are in washington state. i do not think we will see that much impact in the bay area. that is where those companies are headquarters. what the moves shall s i saw some call it the great reset that is pretty accurate. during the pandemic there such a boom for these companies they were hungry to hire great talent. now as we ease into a they are cutting aggressively weekly before the burn exceeds what they can handle it is a great reset as i ve seen. durin