in 1989 he opened adobe bookshop on 16th street which is a block away from mission dolores church. he quickly turned the bookstore into a local hubbub for artists and musicians and the entire community. we have seen many mission based artists and musicians who had their first show, their first performance, their first introduction to the community at adobe bookstore. when you think about community institutions and neighborhood institutions, this is up there. but we're here today because unfortunately, due to the escalating rents in neighborhoods like the mission, mr. mchenley is no longer able to run this beloved community store. you are in the process of closing. and it points to larger issues that we as a city are facing but it is important never the less for us today to honor mr. mchenley, for his years of dedication and work in his community. to recognize the missing asset that adobe bookstore has been not only to the mission neighborhood but to the entire city and county of san francisco. on behalf of the board of supervisors, it is my honor to give you the certificate of hono

to recognize the missing asset that adobe bookstore has been not only to the mission neighborhood but to the entire city and county of san francisco. on behalf of the board of supervisors, it is my honor to give you the certificate of honor for your passionate love of books and learning and the arts, for founding an opening adobe bookstore in the mission district in 1989 and turning the store into a hub for artists and musicians living in the community and for contributing to the artistic and bohemian flavor of the mission, characteristics that make the neighborhood so special to all of us. on behalf of the board of supervisors in -- and the entire mission community, thank you. >> thank you, supervisor. supervisor avalos: i think there is -- supervisor a lucky -- olague wants to speak. supervisor olague: thank you for your years of staying open and just for being a good resource for knowledge and art and it was a great place in so many ways so thank you. >> thank you, thank you, all the members of the board. it is a pleasure to receive such an honor. running a business has been a plea

in 1989 he opened adobe bookshop on 16th street which is a block away from mission dolores church. he quickly turned the bookstore into a local hubbub for artists and musicians and the entire community. we have seen many mission based artists and musicians who had their first show, their first performance, their first introduction to the community at adobe bookstore. when you think about community institutions and neighborhood institutions, this is up there. but we're here today because unfortunately, due to the escalating rents in neighborhoods like the mission, mr. mchenley is

adobe has one of those, too. they call it ref he will.or android mobile device, you can shoot, filter, store and share all your photos in the cloud. >> essentially, what we've done is created one photo you can access from all devices. >> that's why his team's new app makes sharing photos with your friends a snap. >> in the context of something like the olympics, imagine if you're going to the olympics with a couple of friends but not going to the same events. if you're connected to the same photo library, all the photos you take are automatically into that library and you can see them stream in, in real time. >> say what you will about adobe's tools being productive, when it comes to the games, they're all about being social. >> you want to share it with your friends, you want to show them, hey, i'm there right now. you make quick adjustments and photoshop touch while in the audience and post-it straight to facebook in one app. >> shooting and editing, all on one mobile device. all with one silicon valley company's tools. let the social g

i do believe they're sort of an adobe type structure, a mud structure. they don't stand up to high-powered rounds from jet fire. >> i don't know how anybody can escape that. >> what's terrifying is how quickly it happens, how quickly it goes down. >> did you ever wonder what airl sounded like? >> would coolerly hear her in the movie. >> i'm talking about the font aerial. >> no, i've never wondered what that sounded like. >> this is what aerial sounds like? >> times new roman. >> throat punch. >> that was weird. i was saying in my head, i wonder what it sounds like. >> red-neck style -- >> the guy at the minute blog, that's his interpretation of it. they're weird, but funny. >> aerial narrow. >> what's your voice then? >> i have never even contemplated what a font would sound like. >> i think it's interesting because it's something you would never think about. >> it would be interesting if it sounded like that as you typed it out. >> that would the annoy the pure living daylights out of me. >> hello, beth. i'm using verdana. >> hello! what would you like

as he now come you never quite forgave adobe, which is why flash doesn't work on your ipad.but the market of true genius of the companies that we need to give that, just when you think of things first, but when you actually feel to think of something first can you leapfrog can you catch up. and so, he realizes he can ace out at the music business, that others are making cd burner trays and all of us were making, downloading music from napster and making playlists and burning cds and you couldn't do it that well in the apple. so he had to leapfrog. he says are going to do up and making a perfect end to end things that they do talk software, which is itunes. the story miss you get your music, the device itself. when they start making the ipod, he makes it so simple because it's end to end integrated with the whole thing. you take the complexity and put it on the mac for the itunes software so that the device itself is not one of these complicated mp3 players were you have to figure out how to do it. you can just look at it with the track wheel and it was intuitive. they kept s

adobe systems today feeling some impact from the auto desk miss. what is your view on that?> well, i would say when you look at the two companies, adobe's going through a transition from a subscription or to a subscription model and they've been kind of on this path for over a year and auto desk is just starting to enter into that same phase. so, you know, auto desk has a little bit farther and a little bit more time to go here. adobe is getting through their transition thicker and i think you'll see that show up in the results, specifically when you look at the subscribers on a per weekly basis. we expect that to accelerate for adobe and we think auto desk is embarking on it and that's why you're seeing the major weakness. >> guys, we're going to leave it there. thank you for your time, joel and robert. >>> when we come back, members of a thai buddhist temple claiming they know the whereabouts of steve jobs, leaving in a parallel universe as a mid-level angel. >> yes. >> our question to you, if you can meet one of history's foremost past business leaders, who would it be an

shares of apple, hewlett-packard and adobe hoping to pull the index up. it could be a game changer in the competitive mobile payment industry we're learning mcdonalds is testing pay pal's mobile payment system meaning customers can now order food from the mcdonald's app, pay for it with pay pal and pick it up in a line separate from everybody else. >> you're either going to have a square or a pay pal attached to the phone its beautiful on the bay now. >> there is are temperatures dropping off a little bit. and here is a live view from our sutro camera. you can see clouds on the coast beginning to push over the city. and towards the bay. and now, there is a look at live doppler 7. you can see how much of the coastline has low clouds now and there is from golden gate south ward there is one mass of low clouds. sunny skies inland and there is how warm it is right now at antioch. 90s in fairfield. so inland east bay continues to be in the warmest region. 76 tonight here. and there is around the bay we'll see cooler days tuesday and wednesday. at 11:00 tonight

the fray where could this be headed this angle of well these lawsuits are going to be huge first to adobe hundreds if not more of individual lawsuits but what will happen is some federal judge will consolidate that he said look we don't want one hundred separate lawsuits all over the federal court system will be consolidated in the single court for the class actions to appoint a warrant or maybe a couple law firms. to be the lead counsel for those so they get the all into one giant lawsuit as far as infidelity and others they really have no choice their fiduciary is for other people for pension beneficiaries investors and others they have to sue it doesn't matter if they're suing their buddies or their cronies or their banks they have to sue because if they don't their beneficiaries will sue them when your produce you're in a representative capacity for the benefit of others if if they represent people who had swaps and they were they had money stolen from them because the bank rate fixing they have to sue to get that money back so this is of course we know the theoretical damages are pot

and adobe hoping pull the index up. >> aol says it will pay a special one time dividend and will buyack $600 million worth of stock on an accelerated program. aol hit it's highest value. the company sold patents to microsoft and collected more ad revenue n san francisco, i'm emily chang. and dan, carolyn, back to you. >> and we talked about tropical storm hurricane moving on the east coast of the -- . >> it's a very different story. >> perfect weerj and what we normally see as coastal clouds are off shore now. there are sunny skies in the coast and inland areas. it's nice and warmer in the area. looking towards the golden gate, you can see clouds are showing up you'll see are well off shore. and and it's sunny and mild and warm. take a look at live doppler 7. you can see there are clouds approaching the coastline. they will get closer during late night and overnight hours, up to 87 degrees in several locations right now. 87 in santa rosa and fairfield. 86 in concord, rather uniform inland readings at the moment. 82 in fremont. 81 in san carlos. 66 in san francisco. highlights, we'll

he was kind of adobe guy around women so a lot of that has been interpreted as kind of his rapaciousnesst anyway, she began a great scholar it is a self invented a scholar. one of our great franklin scholars. anyway, i come to that at the end because there are a number of images that i like about franklin. and about this very idea of amateurism. when jefferson was writing the declaration, he came up with a common phrase, life, liberty and property. that is the phrase the woodring in your year coming and we don't know for sure, but we do know that ben franklin edited jefferson's decoration. so did adams. but we think that ben went through it for some stylistic tweaks. i like to think he put that in there. we don't know for sure, but he wrote a lot about happiness, and a lot about the sort of playful randomness that comes with creativity. the other image like to invoke is the type. he wrote about how the child in boston would lay on his back on the surface and get pulled along by his kite. it's almost certainly fiction. but that image is so compelling and the wonderful sense of a child at

drivers on interstate 80 have been calling our newsroom to report seeing the flames near the pena adobe exit. firefighters say about 45 acres have burned so far. the fire is about 50% contained. there is no word on what started it. we're going to keep our camera on the scene, and bring you more developments as we get them. >>> a stunning development in the world of cycling. lance armstrong, considered one of the greatest cyclists in history is being stripped of his 7 tour de france titles. he decided to abandon his efforts to fight doping allegations. a short time later, the agency says it would ban armstrong from cycling for life, and take away all of his titles. armstrong is not admitting that he used illegal drugs. he just says he's fed up with fighting the accusations, even though he says he has passed hundreds of drug tests in his career. >>> the city of petaluma is celebrating tonight after its little league team advances to the championship game. >> driven to left-center field, and over the wall for a grand slam! >> a 1st inning grand slam propelled them to a surprisingly easy 11

drivers on interstate 80 have been calling our newsroom to report seeing the flames near the pena adobe exit. firefighters say about 45 acres have burned so far. the fire is about 50% contained. there is no word on what started it. we're going to keep our camera on the scene, and bring you more developments as we get them. >>> a stunning development in the world of cycling. lance armstrong, considered one of the greatest cyclists in history is being stripped of his 7 tour de france titles. he decided to abandon his efforts to fight doping allegations. a short time later, the agency says it would ban armstrong from cycling for life, and take away all of his titles. armstrong is not admitting that he used illegal drugs. he just says he's fed up with fighting the accusations, even though he says he has passed hundreds of drug tests in his career. >>> the city of petaluma is celebrating tonight after its little league team advances to the championship game. >> driven to left-center field, and over the wall for a grand slam! >> a 1st inning grand slam propelled them to a surprisingly easy 11

certainly i believe that starting a company in the u.s., you see it, google, facebook, ebay, amazon, adobe, cisco. why have no companies been created in europe and japan along those lines? you just dope see it. >> host: one thing you mentioned earlier and is prominent in the book you call it on the job training but i think of it as a cluster. you get a cluster of businesses that sort of build up momentum so you have -- those companies have a lot in common in terms of the industry they're in and -- i mean, that cluster was forming in california in particular during that time period, and you make the point that it's sort of -- it set on itself. so part of this is getting at the root of why did that form? and other clusters in the history. the research try ang until north carolina, route 128 around boston that sort of thing do you have any thoughts on what created that cluster in -- that got those companies going? >> guest: i mean, i think in part it's early success. for some seed -- microsoft, for example, intel, scratch your heat and wonder why clusters didn't occur in europe, clusters didn

i know all of you are going to go back to school and you'll adobe engaged and have good times.ou've got two months to have an impact. and if what happened four years ago happens again on college campuses across this country, you're going to have a lot of explaining to do to your children and grandchildren. about what you did when america's freedom was at stake, what you are willing to sacrifice. what is a say in the end? we mutually pledge to each other. they did. they gave it all. >> good evening, senator. i think everybody in this room can agree that in order for there to the free trade in our government, we must return to her traditional values. he derive your traditional values from the bible and from the puritanical side of work at six at this country was founded on. however, in modern society we've turned to a very relativistic nihilistic form of not truth. it can't be called truth and they can't commonality. so now that this is permeating in our society, how do you suggest that we return to those values when the majority of our society doesn't even leave in a sad truth?

nicole: do not panic, adobe complacent either. we have seen category one storm that have caused death. lori: do not downgrade them. rather, do not take them lightly. that is a better way to put it. charlie gasparino did make it to the rnc. and who wall street is backing as president and why. nicole: first, a look at how the dollar is faring today. ♪ . . [ male announcer ] how do you trade? with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all in real time. which makes it just like having your own trading floor, right at your fingertips. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. try our easy-to-use scottrader streaming quotes. it's another reason more investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. >> @23 minutes past the hour i am juliet huddy with your fox news minute. isaac is now a category one hurricane. the national hurricane center is predicting as much as 20 inches of rain and a storm surge of up to 12 fee

we know that adobe is one of their partners so there is a creative suite so you can use applicationsictures, movies, drawings and such and they emphasize education and commerce if you wanted to take this into your coffee shop and use it for e-commerce. customers could sign with a pen. this is called the s pen. they say it's more reactive and precise than ever before. we're waiting on a launch price and details such as date. we know that preorders are already starting to come in overseas. >> hold it up quick so i can get a better look at this. it's a mirrored front. someone told me a certain reporter was able to check her makeup in the mirror right before they hit. that kind of thing? >> i don't know who would do that. it's shiny enough to make sure that your hair doesn't look really terrible. it's hot out here. didn't want to look like a drown rat. i do that with the ipad2. >> in a tough space natalie morris in new york. thank you for that. when we come back, we'll meet the young entrepreneur who is revolutionizing the world of education through social networking and he has millions

pick any of the ones to to and energize our side, not distinguish energy in our side, so is his call adobeis first major decision will see what happens. >> there's no one candidate you might pick? >> pics sarah palin. [inaudible] >> first of the, go back a look at the architects of the trade policy, under bill clinton, and they are now saying that the trade policy that this country had hasn't been real good for us. it hasn't been the panoply that people want us to believe. it's been bad. we've lost jobs. and then, he's been -- this president spent a number of years trying to fix the three agreements that ultimately were. do i agree with them? no, they still don't go far enough as a trade policy for us. they still allow -- they are too slanted still. that's what i'll say. but let's look at what is done elsewhere. he's enforce the law. unlike george bush you never would enforce any kind of trades can this guy is taken trade case after trade case and won them. winning those cases has put china back it a son, stopped some of the illegal practices they are doing and has put people back to work

but i think eventually, and adobe eventually needs a long time, is going to take as much or maybe a year or two to figure out how we develop a standard that cuts this whole gambit of uas were very small things to very huge things. how do we deal with it and airspace quick out of air traffic control do the way we used to manage airplanes. there's no one in the global hawk to see outside. so it's an issue for us, medicine, air traffic control, an issue for u.s. pilot but very complicated, and so i suspect that you will see in the coming months some standards associated with those people that operate them. but how we will end up completely and finally i'm not completely sure. >> boy, i'm the last guy standing. i get to ask the big question. personal, i would like to say as recipient of a special issuance medical, thank you very much. that was a wonderful thing to get that medical back. and i'd like to congratulate you folks for the speed at which the process moves. was quite surprised. and pleasantly surprised. my question has more to do with, as we and aircraft design operations group move