and at the with when asked >>pam: linkedin is expanding to san francisco. kiberlee sakamoto shows us to where the company is moving. >>kimberlee: the bay bridge is off to the side in the terrible and over here. just to the south, linkedin signed a lease for the one montgomery tower building in the city's financial district. hooks the company will take up three floors, 60,000 ft. of business space. it has been empty since charles schwab left. the space can hold up the four murdered employees. this is 50 fremont street. another tech company signed a lease for to expand office space into the city in san francisco. these deals are interesting because they opted to move into the traditional central business district instead of the south of market area that other tech companies have chosen as on. the decision could have been partly driven by economics. average rental rates are $47 per square foot, in the business district, $43. >>gabe: the consumer electronics show is going on and lost baggage. justin p. burke made an appearance to launch the new innovative enter

there was a report of an accident in marin county at linkedin in the southbound direction.t or two it was in the left-hand lane but has clear to the right hand shall. we do not have any concern that that will become a hot spot. hot >>darya: class is at the creative arts a charter school, the school was damaged and destroyed several apartment will things. kay thompson says the school is racing to rebuild. >> six classrooms, the cafeteria and a library or destroyed by smoke and water damage. air >>james: a positive way to start the trading. the s&p gained almost 20 in the nasdaq rose more than 43. some of the economic reports we're looking for today may shed some light on the state of the country's manufacturing industry. >>darya: oil prices soared yesterday as tensions grew over key persian gulf oil shipments. they softened slightly this morning in asian trading. >>james: a burglary suspect has been trapped on the side of telegraph hill. a live report coming up momentarily. if >>darya: police are hunting for a burglary suspect to try to run away from police last night. they

facebook and linkedin are onboard as as well as others. and since many people have received scams disguised as greeting cards. it gives fischers a tremendous financial incentive. hackers are out to steal passwords, bank account information and addresses and email is one tool that criminals use to establish trust. the group says simply inserting the logo gives it legitimacy. while you need to be careful, these companies hope to prevent the emails from getting to you. >> investigators are still trying find the cause of that fire that killed 10 people. tonight why investigators believe the fire was set on purpose. >> and viola davis and octavia spencer were the maids of honor. >>> plus, presidential candidate newt gingrich is getting a boost in his campaign. we'll hear newt's new song coming up. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at southwest airlines, we're always looking for new ways to make you happy. and we know what really makes you happy are new places to fly. announcing new nonstop service from bwi airport to atlanta starting february 12th. book a

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just the way linkedin -- he did not mention lincoln by name but quotes directly from the gettysburg address. and he thought power sprung from the house of commons and not from the marquee. a very american populist speech. not a british speech at all. very much geared toward the american notion of government, power flowing from the bottom up than the top down. similarly remarkable speech and i do not think it gets enough attention. >> there is a book about american men with names and american women without names. rosie the riviter. worthies exceptional men -- where these exceptional men outside of churchill or just as good and bad as people in authority today? >> carlyle postulated the great -- of history which was later discarded, the story of john carlisle, the scottish writer. >> the fourth estate -- we believe. there is some argument. >> i happen to subscribe to and the theory. modern historians say we are all victims of time and all of these things, and the people are victims of state and not masters of their fate. i disagree. i think men and women can and do make the times. i think onl

we've worked with google, linkedin. what used to be 193 job portals for veterans around the country and provide a single stop shopping opportunity for the veteran veterans as a result of the collaborative effort between the dod and va. in the great private outreach called simply hired. scoops all the veterans around the country and deposited 500,000 jobs where companies indicated a desire to hire a veteran in this one single stop. then behind that, google developed a -- what they refer to as a tagging scheme. they offered every single company in america who desires to use it, the opportunity to electronically tag any job they would like to hire a veteran into, and then google scoops these jobs up and deposit them into the veterans job bank. two-way street here, great for companies, because now they have an opportunity to advertise where they want jobs. anyone can surf -- i graduated from high school, i joined the military, spent four or five or six years in. i learned a lot of leadership experience, now i'm out. to help

most people don't realize to run these things like facebook, twitter, linkedin requires huge, huge buildings with literally 32 million servers in the world running our data centers. there's another firm, samsung, which is korean that has offices here in the silicon valley, has come out with a green chip that alone saves about a quarter of the power in servers. it will save more energy in the entire nations that ar jean tina and others will generate. this is an example of how innovation is really changing the world and making planet a little different. >> there was a statistic that google was going to run a nuclear power plant. it would be one quarter of it. >> and growing all the time. and the same thing for facebook. and that's why when a firm like samsung can show we can make greener products, great thing. >> we have about three minutes left. this amazon sales tax thing. you used to balance the books forty state of california. >> collect. >> should the state of california taxing out-of-state internet purchases? >> in my opinion, they absolutely should. i'm all in favor of online commerce b

. >> if somebody tries to friend you or add you on linkedin, you don't just add, say where are you working what's going on? try to connect with them so it's more than a random ad and now you have livened up a connection. >> exactly. tell them why you want to connect with them and how you can add some value to them and what you would like to know from them. people will always connect with you when you ask for advice. but if you connect with them and ask for a job, most likely they're not going to do that. >> then there's a job interview. i always thought you got about 30 seconds to make that first impression, really, and you better have a great question for the manager, too. when they say do you have anything you would like to ask? you better have something that's really good to ask. >> and i suggest you prepare those questions before you get to the interview. everybody brings a part fellow to the interview where you have questions. ask your questions, written on the second page, and after you ask those questions, it's perfectly okay to say to the interviewer, you know, we've only had about

you can talk to them via twitter, facebook, linkedin, and build a relationship with them. if they're communicating with you, it's raising your eyeballs to the brand because they are an influencer. using these tools can really hone in on to those tech-savvy people. >> this is a place where content comes in. >> i was just going to say that. >> give people something to talk about. it will get passed on. >> more and more you see sites, as someone who's in the content game, you see more and more businesses of all kinds creating content that's not really making a hard sell on the products. it's just giving people a reason to check out your site and stick around and maybe buy a product. it's also great for your fco. the more content, the more people you have linking to you. >> someone gave me an example the other day of you're selling baby clothes. you have a whole bunch of new baby clothes. do you put on twitter, we have new baby clothes, or five ways to get stains out of your baby clothes? >> exactly. always lead in with the education component. >> it's a big mistake. you can't

after three weeks, douglas figured out the news coverage was linkedin's were bottle -- lincoln's rebuttal. he wrote lincoln, and said, all right. i won't go back to the two you chased me out of but the seven. these debates were covered very intensely. there were covered in every major newspaper in the north and many in the south. lincoln had them printed up as a book and they were sold all over the country. there were a major rise -- part of his rise to present. if you will help me next tuesday and will vote for me and talk to your friends and neighbors between now and then, if i become your nominee, in the acceptance speech in tampa, if the president has not yet accepted the seven debates, i will announce that from that night on, the white house is my scheduler and wherever the president goes, i will show up for hours later -- four hours later and i will enter his speech anywhere in the country. -- answer his speech anywhere in the country. [applause] i have a hunch in the age of instant television that will take two weeks for them to decide to rethink it. one last example and i will tak

use linkedin, facebook, twitter. pretty soon you'll build up a great network of people.t's really about networking. >> yeah, i think if you can be pretty specific about what you're looking for and send it out to all of your friends, contacts, et cetera, you'll find something. this is something you won't find smunl in the industry because the industry doesn't really exist in that way, but you may find someone with those skills. >> and it will take time. so be ready for that. >> thanks so much for the advice. very, very helpful. and if any of you have a question for our experts, go to our web site openforum.com/yourbusiness. there just hit the "ask the show" link to submit a question for our panel. again, the web site is openforum.com/yourbusiness or you can e-mail us your questions and kmenlts, yourbusiness@msnbc.com. >>> do you wish working from anywhere anytime was a little bit easier? check out our web site of the week. webex.com is an online meeting platform that combines desktop sharing with video. everyone sees the same thing while you talk. the evs is available on

here is connections director of linkedin, niccole williams. >> i was an arts and sciences major. >> and the end of the day, no surprise. we are seeing iindustry growth in technology and engineering, and you have to be strategic as a parent and student to engage in a program that's actually going to get you a job on the outside. >> what do you do? if you're the parent with the kid about to enter college? >> you look at what are the industry trends? who -- where are the jobs? and you want to make that part of your consideration in terms of deposition in f of going into a program. you want to encourage them to do internship programs. meet with people in the industry. so they can ultimately get a job. >> how much have you seen these trends change? >> industries have predominantly been abundant over the last several years. they are not changing. a fine arts degree, that's a very general kind of focus, and you can go anywhere with that, whereas engineering is very skill specific. as much as possible, you want to get skills that are marketable and that ultimately people will employ you for. >>

airport carrier through the tense strait of hormuz and the uss linkedin -- the uss abraham lincoln was first to pass through, after president obama signed new sanctions against iran in december. and the ships moved through without incident and iranian war plane flew overhead and the uss lincoln took over on january 19 the for the uss stennis and now has two aircraft carriers deployed to the northern arabian sea, and the persian gulf, and after the uss lincoln passed through the strait, and the e.u. announced an embargo, iranian lawmakers, again, threatened to close the hormuz strait which have proven empty until now, and the european union is the second biggest customer of iranian crude after china. >> absolutely right to do this. in view of iran's continued breach of u.n. security sill resolutions and refusal to come to meaningful negotiations on the nuclear program. >> this action is a real embargo which will prevent e.u. states from purchasing oil from iran. >>reporter: according to the embargo the existing oil contracts are valid until july 1 and prime minister binyamin netanyahu h

to cnn.com/tech and look for the gaming and gadgets tab or follow marc on facebook, twitter, and linkedin. he's everywhere. >>> all right, finding a job for the long haul. think high-tech. >> is the internet going to be gone tomorrow? >> no. >> i don't think it'll be gone tomorrow either. >> okay. poppy harlow looking at the exploding computer science sector. so, this is delicious okay... is this where we're at now, we just eat whatever tastes good? like these sweet honey clusters... actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. hey, i love your cereal there-- it's got that sweet honey taste. but no way it's 80 calories, right? no way. lady, i just drive the truck. right, there's no way right, right? have a nice day. [ male announcer ] 80 delicious calories. fiber one. >>> millions of americans are looking for work, and a lot of them aren't having any luck. but the technology sector is hiring and they need a lot of help.

social media with facebook, of course, leading the charge there and other companies like twitter and linkedin and zynga also fueling the hiring boom and really lifted salaries up. dies holding which is a tech jobs website, says average tech salaries in the silicon valley were up 5.2% in 2011 to $104,000. the first time crossing $100,000 since they started that survey 10 years ago. now, that compares it a nationwide average tech average salary gain of 2% to $81,000. also, many more job postings here on the website in the silicon valley an increase right now of 26% over a year ago compared to an 11% gain for nationwide tech job postings. >>> stock market off tie negative start this morning. greece a big reason for that. there are more problems coming out of there trying to get an agreement between private bondholders and how much loss they can take on their greek death holding. so the market is down. apple and yahoo report after the closing bell. apple expecting another blockbuster quarter and subdued expectations for yahoo because of recent troubles. polycom out of pleasanton, a video conferen

wasn't looking san francisco got its act together, it got twitter, zenga, now a huge expansion of linkedinnting more space in the city. mayor ed lee says its 57,000 square feet doing a good job filling empty office space with hot tech companies. chuck reed, the mayor of san francisco not going to take that sitting down. he countered with a ribbon cutting at the offices of a harddrive storage company. they are coming in from santa clara. apple has announced shg we talked about for a couple of week, it will have an announcement in new york city later this m. e-mailed invitation makes it clear the announcement is about education. we assume digital text books. an online oddsmaker in ireland published its pay-outs. they are so sure it's text books the odds are terrible on that one. 1-6. you would have to bet 6 to earn a buck. 16-1, apple's tv, not going to do that. 40-1, announcing a new apple feature. apple has a history of good relationships with education. so digital text books seems to be the logical vet. >> who need as pony. >> betting on apple. >> still to come on "today in the bay," $25,

in the process the banks want to know about your social media connections, on twitter, linkedin and facebookers. it's the bank's way of finding out if you're a good financial risk and along with snooping for a credit profile they check out your friends on your social networks to see if they would be good customers, too. i asked a senior legal analyst for his take on lenders and the internet. >> when it comes to social networks and privacy, it's really the wild west out there because, under the law, no one knows for sure what the rules really are. banks are starting to ask. what's your twitter handle? what's your facebook page, and -- and is it legal for them to ask for that? probably, although no one knows for sure, but they are getting that information, and they are using it it. >> "out front" reached out to a lender who used social networking and said it's part of a routine background don't worry about it. are you? let us know. >> the "outfront" friv. preemptive strike. >> no one will ever say that mitt romney will lead from behind. he will lead from in front. >> new leads? >> could be a d

in the process the banks want to know about your social media connections, on twitter, linkedin and facebookbank's way of finding out if you're a good financial risk and along with snooping for a credit profile they check out your friends on your social networks to see if they could be good customers, too. i asked a senior legal analyst for his take on lenders and the internet. >> when it comes to social networks and privacy, it's really the wild west out there because under the law no one knows for sure what the rules really are. banks are starting to ask. what's your twitter handle? what's your facebook page, and -- and is it legal for them to ask for that? probably, although no one knows for sure, but they are getting that information, and they are using it it. >> "out front" reached out to a lender who used social networking part of a routine background don't worry about it. are you worried about it, let us know. still ahead, preemptive strike. >> no one will ever say that mitt romney will lead from behind. he will lead from in front. >> new leads? >> could be a dead body, a diaper, coul

walnut creek is at linkedin in. it continues all the way to stone valley in a bit beyond. the accident has been cleared to the right- hand shoulder. >>darya: a developing story out of contra costa county, a house fire in martinez has been contained that broke out at 4:00 a.m.. a huge fireball and smoke shooting through the roof. if the 900 block of walnut street. people inside were able to get out safely. the fire was caused by a wooden stove. >>mark: in decision 2012, the five remaining gop candidates in the presidential ticket face off in myrtle beach. >> with the two contests went under his belt and the recent endorsement of jon huntsman, mitt romney was the man to be in monday's gop debate. >> mix, we need for you to released income-tax is so that the people in this country can see how you manage money. >> i would ask governor romney, the believe felons who have served their time, who have exhausted parole and probation, should they be given the right to vote? >> we are looking for an answer to the question. >> mitt romney kept his focus on barack obama. >> we have a p

of course, there is linkedin and twitter. the other two big social companies.i like . i can do the basics. you said something interesting. the more money they make the more time on facebook. how is that possible? what do you mean by that? >> the more opportunities facebook has for you to click on, say, pepsi's new little viral marketing campaign that sits on the right-hand side and recommend other things to other people that causes them to click on a little mars candy thing or engage with some other company, in some other way. >> are people clicking on it. i look at the ads and i go -- i find the ads annoying. are people looking at the ads? clearly, they are. >> they are looking at the ads more than just say the ads that were on websites where people click and -- those don't work as well. because there's so much viral stuff that goes on in facebook and so many cute little videos, the you-tube things and incorporating the ad campaigns into cool stuff like the old spice guy, things like that. it's cool. >> the other thing that gives facebook money to make acquisi

and there's linkedin and twitter. but facebook is the king. >> i said before, i can do the basics.thing interesting. the more time you spend on facebook, the manufacture money they make. how is that possible? what do you mean by that? >> well, because the more opportunities facebook has for you to click on, say, pepsi's new little viral marketing campaign that sits there on the right-hand side and recommend other things to other people that causes them to, you know, click on a little mars candy thing or engage with some other company in some other way. >> and are people clicking? i look at the ads and i find them annoying. are people looking at the ads? clearly, they are. >> they are looking at the ads more than just, say, the ads that were on, you know, on websites where people click. those don't work as well. because there's so much viral stuff that goes on on facebook and so many cutesy videos, the youtube things, incorporating those ad campaigns into really cool stuff like the old spice guy. things like that, people love that stuff. >> the other thing that gives facebook is mon

looked a linkedin, groupon. you have to be careful. there is a lot of hype around this.lot of big money investors already have massive stakes in this company. even if the journal reports they go public between april and may average investors can't get into this, day two, day three, after the money has already been made by the banks. martha: exactly. >> all the guys that got into facebook back in 2004. martha: there is huge drama going on between morgan stanley and goldman sachs. both of them want to be the company to bring this company public because it will be a huge, huge headline but as you point out in terms of small investors should they try to buy this stock on, day two or day three? is it sort of, is it a safe, considered a safe investment by analysts on wall street?. >> analysts at this point, i have coming on my show on fbn at noon, says you need to be careful because of valuation. a 100 dal billion valuation at top of the range? that is massive. google, an internet valued the same as amazon internet site but different stream of businesss? even google. compare g

. >> a waste of time trying to find a job online unless you're reconnecting with linkedin with people you know. tomorrow we get the big job's report and that will tell us how things looked in december and then january is an important number. january and february to see if things are really kind of getting underneath us. a lot more job creation than we have now. a lot more. i don't want to sound like a pollyanna, we need more jobs created and things are slowly moving in the right direction. >> thanks, christine. >> you're welcome. >>> once the darling of gop michele bachmann sitting on the sidelines and where will all her followers go? we'll talk about that coming up. >>> plus, a young mother calls 911 with an urgent question while fighting intruders. >> i have two guns in my hand. is it okay to shoot if he comes in this door? >> find out what she did, next. i wouldn't do that. get married? no, i wouldn't use that single miles credit card. nice ring. knock it off. ignore him. with the capital one venture card you earn... double miles on every purchase. [ sharon ] 3d is so real larry. i

after three weeks, douglas figured out the news coverage was linkedin's were bottle -- lincoln's rebuttalhe wrote lincoln, and said, all right. back to the two you chased me out of but the seven. these debates were covered very intensely. there were covered in every major newspaper in the north and many in the south. lincoln had them printed up as a book and they were sold all over the country. there were a major rise -- part of his rise to present. if you will help me next tuesday and will vote for me and talk to your friends and neighbors between now and then, if i become your nominee, in the acceptance speech in tampa, if the president has not yet accepted the seven debates, i will announce that from that night on, the white house is my scheduler and wherever the president goes, i will show up for hours later -- four hours later and i will enter his speech anywhere in the country. -- answer his speech anywhere in the country. [applause] i have a hunch in the age of instant television that will take two weeks for them to decide to rethink it. one last example and i will take questions.

but there are real technologies, and part of the growth we are seeing today is driven by apple and linkedinhy are you arguing for the fed as a positive, that is where i am losing you. >> i thought i have explained myself, rick. >> i don't think so. >> the fed can be a short-term positive, but i am not saying it is a good thing, but i am saying as an inves to, hey, i want to jump on board, and the commodities or the stock or the growth, because the fed when they lower the interest rates and print money at first, it causes growth, whether it is real or not, i don't care, but when the stock market goes up, i make money, and that is what i am benefiting on here, and the fed is going to give me a chance to make money. >> we need to care less about the short term and writing long term equities and people who want to get a check every other week. >> well, rick, let me come back to this, long-term, and easy fed policy creates inflation and problems and long-term issuing the debt and going into massive debt by the government creates problems, but it does not mean that we can't grow in the short-term

linkedin was a prison. for most people, skype was a typo. [laughter] [applause] i love doing that.again? all of that happened in the last six years. all of that happened after i said the world was flat. that is what has taken us up from connected to a hyper- connected. when i wrote "the world is flat," i thought we had been connected boston, bangalore, and india. i said and we have connected detroit and damascus. we have connected detroit and damascus and dara. that is a dusty syrian border town where the uprising began. they have been pumping out cellphone camera text and video so much so that we have been able to watch the syrian uprising live even though syria has a band every international news organization from its country, including al jazeera. that is what happens when you go from a connected to a hyper- connected world. my club looking for small items in the newspaper that tell you often wonderful and revealing things. i was in india reading the times over breakfast. it said a telecommunications firm had just started providing third generation mobile network service at the

we're working with linkedin, everybody. everybody to see that we wet about the right information on. but you know what? last year i did this on my own and we had about 80,000 jobs created and some of the mayors are right here. i'm looking right at them. mr. coleman, who came in to see me, he said, hilda, we've got to do something about summer jobs. i said, i hear you. i hear you. let's do something and we did and we started on an initiative. we had about a dozen mayors, some of you are in the room. some are not. that helped to come forward. menino came up with several in boston. we had a good turnout, a good showing. maybe we didn't have half, 25% of the mayors. we need everybody to be on board with this. to help again do what you do best. talk to employers, to create that space and opportunity. and we're still going to push ahead for funding if we, even if we lose, the fact of the matter is, our goal is to get people into those jobs. 170,000 already. lined up. 250,000 is our goal. what i like to see more? absolutely. absol

giants of linkedin and took what used to be job portals for veterans around the country, and there'sng opportunity for veterans. a collaboratetive effort created the job bank with private sector organization called simply hired scoops audiotape the veteran hireing sites around the country into one single stop veterans job bank. behind that, google developed what they refer to as a tagging scheme where they offered every single company in america who desires to use it the opportunity to electronically tag any job that they'd like to hire a veteran into and then google's very large search engine scoop the jobs up and deposit them into the veteran's job bank. two-way street here. great for companies because now they have an opportunity to advertise where they want jobs, great news for veterans because they have one place to go to with a per pond rains of jobs and they don't have to work through the mosaic. anyone who served can appreciate when a service member leaves, particularly a young member leaves service, all they have known typically, if you graduated from high school, i graduate