which plans to take on silicon valley behemoth adobe. even though it has yet to move out of his living room. >> so we have kind of -- this is a view of the dashboard. >> reporter: rod ibrahimi sold his first company at 17. and now at age 30 runs ready for zero, an internet site that helps americans shed credit card debt. the three ceos and their companies have one other thing in common, they're part of a graduating class from something called y kbcombinater, sort of boot camp for start-ups where entrepreneurs incubate from idea to full-fledged companies. >> we typically invest at the very early stage, often before somebody even has completely figured out the idea for what they're going to be working on. we'll invest entirely based on the people. if we think the team looks like they're good and determined, then we'll fund them. >> so you've met them on video, ryan d'amico, jessica ma, rod ibrahim. let me start with this idea of a start-up. there is somebody out there watching who is saying, i have an idea. and i've kept it secret all this

. >> adobe a dream of being passed because it will be more of a parent's decision. >> prioritize education, providing more of grants and students that are unable to afford college and provide funding for colleges have not spending enough for people that can meet the threshold for other states. >> to fund more non-profit organizations and programs along with java will keep people off the streets and keep them busy working. >> of the tribes of the forum, a delegate to say thank you to the national and local leaders here in you guys are the ones that make this happen. there is lunch for you. thanks.

. >> adobe a dream of being passed because it will be more of a parent's decision. >> prioritize education providing more of grants and students that are unable to afford college and provide funding for colleges have not spending enough for people that can meet the threshold for other states. >> to fund more non-profit organizations and programs along with java will keep people off the streets and keep them busy working. >> of the tribes of the forum, a delegate to say thank you to the national and local leaders here in you guys are the ones that make this happen. there is lunch for you. thanks. >> i want to thank all of you for coming this afternoon. this is one of our favorite events. this is the mayor's principal of the year award. we're here to recognize and honor three outstanding princi pals from the san francisco unified school district. [applause] before we honor them, we are all going to be honored because of the amazing kids from our school district. first i want to introduce the choral director of the group who will introduce the kids. [applause] >> good morning. good morning to

. >> reporter: pink tape marks the outline of an adobe wall. a blue tarp covers a tile basin used by early spanish settlers. >> now we're wondering if maybe it was a laundry. perhaps it was a place to collect fresh water. >> reporter: archaeologists are in the middest of restoring tennessee hallow, this area and artifacts will soon give the public a glimpse into the deep past. >> we're going to have an opportunity to show multible layers of the history. this is one of them. >> reporter: archaeologists are digging closer to the modern age. they're excavating a stream. >> it's a depression area channel made as a make work project. >> reporter: it is hosting weekend work parties where the public can actually take part in the digging. >> it's rare that volunteers actually are in a position where they can do some of the ex-ka sahratian themselves. >> this is a floor tile. >> joe says the discovery shows life in san francisco, a half century before the city came to be. and one of the only places it could have survived. nbc bay area news. >>> beautifu

adobe is still uncertain. let's check your money. technology companies leading the way up. big gains for all the major index, apple, tesla and netflix among local winners. speaking of netflix, growing so fast that the dotcom pioneer says it needs to move, hoping they will move to another building, not another town. this coffee roasting company is a famous place in this town. it's been around for nearly 30 years and it does big business. the same could be said for netflix. the movie streamer is a little younger, but it's also famous and is the biggest taxpayer in all of los gatos. netflix is so successful and is growing so fast it will soon have to move out of its current headquarters. it wants to build a bigger building here in los gatos. >> i think so much. i love having them here. one of my favorite companies and they are doing awesome and, yeah, i think they should stay. >> los gatos is about innovation, not just a small town atmosphere but also where small ideas can become big ideas so it seems logical to

this is an adobe building built in the late 1700's and survived the earthquake. >> second location of the mission and original was two blocks down. >> and this was 1790. >> when they realized they built the original mission in the best farming area and moved it and 18th street had a creek flowing down it and that's why they move toda moved away and ae street used to be the barracks for the workers and i will use that term loosely and they weren't happy to be there. >> unhappy workers. >> they didn't want to be part of the mission at that time. >> how thick are the walls? >> probably two to 3 feet thick. >> and performed well in the 1 1906 earthquake? >> it does. does did. i think t to it didn't do well but this is so massive. >> another building and the sunny side conservatory and build in 1901 and fell into disrepair and people tried to demolish and got the permit and did a third of the building until the neighbors got up in arms. >> monterey boulevard. >> it's open to the public and you can take a walk up there and lou let's get woody on this. >> i want to point out the third that w

. >> adobe a dream of being passed because it will be more of a parent's decision. >> prioritize education, providing more of grants and students that are unable to afford college and provide funding for colleges have not spending enough for people that can meet the threshold for other states. >> to fund more non-profit organizations and programs along with java will keep people off the streets and keep them busy working. >> of the tribes of the forum, a delegate to say thank you to the national and local leaders here in you guys are the ones that make this happen. there is lunch for you. thanks. >> the evening and welcome to this evening's meeting of the commonwealth club of california. you can find this on the internet at commonwealthc lub.org. you can read us online at sf gate.com. now it is my pleasure to introduce our special guest, mayor ed lee. a few months ago, if you mentioned his name, they responded with the question -- "who the hell is ed lee?" unless you're connected to san francisco politics, you would not know he served four mayor's and he had very powerful friends like form

it beat profit estimates heading in the opposite direction, adobe systems. off more than 6% because of a tepid growth forecast. today watch out for oracle, h & r block, and micron, they all report after the close. >>> the winklevoss twins will not appeal the ruling in their long-running battle against mark zukerburg. they claim he stole their idea and for years has been trying to undue a $65 million deal they agreed to. now the twins have decided not to take their case to the supreme court. >>> and you won't find this razor at your local drugstore. that's because it costs $100,000. that's right. the company says it's made out oridum, an extremely strong metal that's found in meteor ites, but if you want one, act quickly. only 99 of them are on sale. if you have $100,000 lying around. >>> well, coming up, a surprising end to a marathon game between the mets and the a's. >>> plus, a three of a kind for the reds' lead-off hitter. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> in weather we're going to continue with summertime thunderstorms for the

there were hundreds of volunteers from wells fargo, adobe systems, all of these companies that have volunteered. they are corporate center since -- their corporate citizens. they have been around a long time. i hope to continue working with the established companies that have been here sacrificing and being part of the city and in welcoming in a new generation of companies that i would also call san francisco companies that will be the new philanthropists, the new ceo's that want to make san francisco their focus. >> this new group, these companies are doing well. do they need the corporate welfare we're handing out to them? >> some people may refer to it as corporate welfare. i do not. i have been learning and all this need to learn more about how companies grow. -- and all of us need to learn more about how companies grow. there are times when you think they're making a lot of money, but there are shareholders and expenses in the city. companies have a choice. time and time again, i am reminded that companies have a choice. they do not have to be in san francisco. many of them are not wanting

the technology sector was the biggest drag on the broad market, led by software firm adobe systems, this drop of more than 6%. volume was more than five times average as shares made a new low for this year. it reported strong earnings last night, but its outlook was disappointing. the firm does say it is ramping up for hiring next year. speaking of the reaction to tech earnings, contract manufacturer jabil circuit was the best tech today, adding more than 3%. bit of a nice rally here. earnings and revenue were strong, and the company announced a new stock buyback plan. that brought buyers in. material stocks performed the best today, helped by steel makers. u.s. steel and a.k.k. steel each saw small gains. an industry source reported american steel product has grown from a year ago, and american steel mills are running at their highest capacity of the year. while we're talking about materials, check out gold. here's the past 90 sessions. with today's $7 rally, gold is back at its early june prices and less than $25 away from its record high set in early may. dutch conglomerate philips wa

80 o 90 de las botellas chiquitas de vidrio. >> viene dureza y el espacio dejarÁ atras al cuarto de adobejo la graduaciÓn fÍo tiene nada en mente para la celebraciÓn en su casa. >> aquÍ hay motivos para la decoraciÓn. >> conozca las propiedades medicinales de este sÍmbolo universal del locutor: de tus palabras de hoy depende su mañana. el hispanic scholarship fund tiene la información para que ayudes a tus hijos a ir a la universidad. este segmento de despierta amÉrica es presentado por: bueno miren el dÍa mÁs esperado de muchos estudiantes despuÉs de tanto esfuerzo acadÉmico es el dÍa de la fiesta de graduaciÓn, nos traen sillas para decorar la cena, el homenaje que vamos a hacer a nuestros hijos con detalles inolvidables. >> sobre todo para hacerlo en familias. >> bienvenida ingrid, ¿cÓmo estÁs?. >> muy bien gracias, son ideas fÁciles, econÓmicas, que uno puede hacer. >> los detalles pueden ser bobos pero va creando ambiente. >> puedes poner en bufet, unos libros, unas florecitas, aquÍ tela de fieltro para poner los individuales. >> puedes utilizar una goma que el sea para pegar tela. >

so it's getting more of the adobe model. >> and that apple hasn't figured out the streaming business. that's the other reason why they should be ipo'ing now. and people are delighted about it. to use steve jobs' own words, it's a great service and the consumer loves it. it will make money if they have the infrastructure and they're ahead of apple. >> just to show you what great pl training i've had, i'm going to take this and go from pandora to my book. >> that would explain to the viewer why there's a giant butterfly on the shot as well. >> yes. >> did you write a book, guy kawasaki? tell us more about it! >> i think it's hiding. >> so, writing much of the book, i was listening to the pandora adult contemporary station. so, see, there is a link. we're making a transition from pandora -- >> are you saying you wrote this book to smooth jazz? >> kind of, yeah. >> okay. i've read it, so i'll take that as -- >> it explains a lot? >> yeah. if you're considering reading this, that's not a bad thing. >> well, my favorite radio station in san francisco used to be smooth jazz, and then it went

. >> the old adobe home of the one of the first land owners is being demolished.wner is offering wall sections for sale on line. museums or collectors or old growth redwood would be a buyer. for anybody interested. 565 dollars per square foot. >> the torch run in the bay area. one week before the start of the olympic's competition . law enforcement officers carried it from the park to daly city. they handed the torch over to officers from the next city's police department. this is the 34th year they raised money so the athletes can compete in special olympics. that is ham of our police department . earlier this week we raised 3200 as a fundraiser for special lim lips. >> and the torch run will end in davis just in time for the opening ceremony for the northern california special lim lips. >> a lot of people are thinking about outdoor exercise and look at high tech tools and the apps that helps you to get most out of the work out . electric chairs are a popular gift. which one gives you the most bang for the buck. >> arnold schwarzenegger's new image problem and ho

adobe on c-span. -- it will be on c-span. >> each year, congress works to pass the spending bill. you can follow their progress with a comprehensive resource on congress's congressional congress. >> the british house of commons is in recess. the questions returned wednesday june 8, 2011. tonight we will shave the canadian broadcasting

larger six made version contains a lot more information in the form of word documents excel files and adobe p.d.f. but none of that is the main point here that data is what can be accessed via the above failure to properly secure these systems i cannot help but we're reminded of the movie sneakers with robert redford reviewing these technical skills in the administration of these systems it will of course be sold as a crime not a service is the answer to the people who allow these complete failures cannot be questioned right lol well i think the internet is changing the game here and thanks to groups like little second a lot of the hackers organizing is anonymous or let's just say working as anonymous there are a lot of services coming out all right so let's listen to this letter from him the full version which i've yet to find a valid copy of from a source i do not distrust contains another three to four hundred megs of davis it would be nice to see what was in that as well my instincts are telling me that also it was compromised the feds now have accounts that were trusted within those te

statute of limitations adobe systems reported that profits grew.they hit $129 million. >>> time now 5:21. the giants are on a five-game losing streak. everyone that watches the giants play the minnesota twins tonight could be a winner. it's step up to the plate night at at & t park. some of the money will benefit several bay area charity groups to help feed the needy. >>> summer training. >> it is just around the corner. the news from the lockout talks could make profootball fans look forward to the fall. >>> plus a rescue team members say that it's a bittersweet to return to their success stories. we'll tell you. >>> good morning, northbound 101 if you are driving in san francisco it looks pretty good. we will tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead. >>> good morning, fog has come back. coast and bay. it will be much cooler there. 50s, 60s, and 70s. and then inland 80s and 90s. >>> today is the deadline for 11,000 people in north dakota to leave their homes because of more flooding. the sur river is expected to reach record levels i

the old adobe home of one of the first female land owner ins california is being demolished but insteadit, the homeowner is offering entire wall sections for sale on line. l museum collector just someone looking for some old growth redwood are potential buyers here. for anyone interested the prison is 5 65 dollars per square foot. fine it on craigslist. >>> two major ground breaking ceremonies held today for solar project in california both used the sun obviously but involve very different technology. and experts disagree on which one represents the future. not all solar project are created equa equal. this ground breaking is at the santa clara county sheriff's office. the county is installing solar cell on the roof. here and at 3 other government buildings. it's the first part of a regional effort to get public agency in the silicon valley working together on renewable energy. >> hard to do because you have to do it in partnership with the private sector and work out complicated multi-user agreement. santa clara county is the first to pull it off. >>reporter: 20 million dollar project

. >> tierra, agua y un poco de adobe. >> doÑa marÍa y yo nos dedicamos un buen rato a esta labor, hasta ver la creatividad de nuestra gente. >> sabes que en mÉxico tenemos un dicho que al mexicano no se le complica la vida, para el mexicano no hay imposibles. >> el mexicano inventa. >> exactamente, pues creces en un paÍs que tiene muchas carencias pero te avenido flora la creatividad. >> ya sabes los materiales de desecho no siempre van a terminar siempre de desecho. >> quÉdese con la cabeza porque (risas). >> no, ya sabe lo que estoy diciendo. >> pero le pregunto le toca celebrar a su hijo la graduaciÓn fÍo tiene nada en mente para la celebraciÓn en su sa. quÍamerich@ motivos para la decoraciÓn. >> conozca las propiedades medicinales de este sÍmbolo universal del romanticismo, esto serÁ cuando regresemos a despierta amÉrica. >> sÍ seÑor. >> h@ierta h@spiertericah@h@isioa este segmento de despierta amÉrica es preseah@h@despierta @ bueno miren el dÍa mÁs esperado de muchos estudiantes despuÉs de tanto esfuerzo acadÉmico es el dÍa de la fiesta de graduaciÓn, nos traen sillas para decorar

at attacking the desktop software, you know, on your computer, whether that's flash, whether that's adobecalled personal software inspector that you can download. what it will do is tell you if these programs are out of date, because what happens is, you know, attackers find vulnerabilities in these program and then what happens is the manufacturers fix them, wall street to make sure you're running at the latest release. >> okay so this is my last question this sort of sparked a bit of a discussion in our morning meeting. when it comes to, say, let's say online banking, highly, highly private of information where should you do it? should do you at home are you safe? let's say you don't have a firewall. some people do it at work, what is the safer place? >> you know, i would rather do it at either my workplace or home. if you are using a coffee shop, again, using vpn, but try to find a financial institution that used two-form factor all the them the cation, where it gives you a token and password changes every 60 seconds, increases your security. one great service, you know is e-mail servi

. >> for most wages adobe $6.90 -- it will be 695. >> this is the appropriate way of enforcing it. it would reduce days that are uninsured by millions and millions. >> the cbo says even with this mandate 8 million will be exempt. out of that 8 million, only about 4 million will pay the penalty. that is how it works. >> i'm not sure if that is correct. it is a substantial number. there is no distinction in the wall that is more essential than the difference between a constitutional argument in a policy argument. much about what we heard about today, it they turned out to be policy arguments. and do not think they go to the commerce clause. commerce clause. if they say congress cannot regulate, then on the grounds that it is not interstate commerce, i wondered what the limits are in future cases. >> thank you. i want to take this opportunity to thank all of you lawyers. this was very helpful to us. it was a very difficult case. it will certainly affect all of the citizens of our nation. the citizens of our nation.

which gets to the point is should we walk away now, i just worry -- i worry about will be back in adobe much more challenging and much more dangerous. >> i would agree wholeheartedly that we really have to look at this region in a very integrated manner that we have to pass -- reinvest in the relationship pakistan to secure the cooperation we need from them on counterterrorism, but also in help being to reach the goals of stability in afghanistan. >> let me ask this then. are you there if you both both of you confident that we can get to the point where the relationship between pakistan and the united states in relation to a retailing within afghanistan would get us to the point where there after it's will be on the level of where we believe they need to be quiet i know how to just travel there there were many concerns about current level of the kurds, especially on many of the networks wherever they may be. the concerned as we do our part and safe harbor on the other side in pakistan, do you see in mind at the difficult relationship we have right now, gcs been able to get to a point an

. >> for most wages adobe $6.90 -- it will be 695. >> this is the appropriate way of enforcing it. it would reduce days that are uninsured by millions and millions. >> the cbo says even with this mandate 8 million will be exempt. out of that 8 million, only about 4 million will pay the penalty. that is how it works. >> i'm not sure if that is correct. it is a substantial number. there is no distinction in the wall that is more essential than the difference between a constitutional argument in a policy argument. much about what we heard about today, it they turned out to be policy arguments. and do not think they go to the commerce clause. commerce clause. if they say congress cannot regulate, then on the grounds that it is not interstate commerce, i wondered what the limits are in future cases. >> thank you. i want to take this opportunity to thank all of you lawyers. this was very helpful to us. it was a very difficult case. it will certainly affect all of the citizens of our nation. thank you very much. we are in recess. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [ca

. >> for most wages adobe $6.90 -- it will be 695. >> this is the appropriate way of enforcing it. it would reduce days that are uninsured by millions and millions. >> the cbo says even with this mandate 8 million will be exempt. out of that 8 million, only about 4 million will pay the penalty. that is how it works. >> i'm not sure if that is correct. it is a substantial number. there is no distinction in the wall that is more essential than the difference between a constitutional argument in a policy argument. much about what we heard about today, it they turned out to be policy arguments. and do not think they go to the commerce clause. commerce clause. if they say congress cannot regulate, then on the grounds that it is not interstate commerce, i wondered what the limits are in ture cases. >> thank you. i want to take this opportunity to thank all of you lawyers. this was very helpful to us. it was a very difficult case. it will certnly affect all of the citizens of our nation. tomorrow morning, at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. have a great day. >> good morning, everybody. good mornin

. >> adobe a dream of being passed because it will be more of a parent's decision. >> prioritize education, providing more of grants and students that are unable to afford college and provide funding for colleges have not spending enough for people that can meet the threshold for other states. >> to fund more non-profit organizations and programs along with java will keep people off the streets and keep them busy working. >> of the tribes of the forum, a delegate to say thank you to the national and local leaders here in you guys are the ones that make this happen. there is lunch for you. thanks. >> san francisco is home to a renowned civic art collection that includes a comic works -- iconic works by local and national artists integrated into our public buildings and six basis. the arts commission has struggled to take care of the priceless collection because of limited resources. in an effort to gather more funding for the maintenance of the collection, the art commission has joined forces with the san francisco art dealers association to establish art care, a new initiative that provide