and launched adobe in the original business plan was not desktop publishing. this is symbolic if they're going to have sex this was it. [laughter] it felt like paris because as the technology caught up with the processing power for desktop publishing to become real are distorted to appear this is the great painter taking the first photoshop class invitational. i felt like i was discovering a hidden tribe with their own culture and language to go with the new technology this is the creative director today and one of the key reasons that brodeur shop was adopted and successful he could be evangelizes to get them to try it and the also really loved costumes. i got a call that said we're doing a cool hand-held device as a communication device you should come over i ask for permission to document the tea men what i had done with steve in and he agreed. it was like a of a rebel unit he had funded inside the mother ship. it was all about macintosh at that time the he saw that to his market share to develop a new revenue stream so john gets a bad rap because after ste

our team had the highest score of all middle and high school teams, so we be back at adobe in a few months. thank you. >> good afternoon, my name is anna wong and i've been with beacon for three years and i participated in the project to cage the attitudes of people in district 11 about girls and women in the stem program. that ex peer hans as made me want to convince other girls and people in my family to be more open about technology. thank you. >> hi, my name is flora and i've learned how to update computers in different ways which has helped me with my hope work and my home computer. those classes have let me got to know more about computers and learn the answers to questions i've always wanted to know since i was six. >> good afternoon, my name is ben. i've been with beacon for three years and i took an animation class. to make something means to give it life or tell a story from a point of view. i learned that animation takes more than a couple of minutes and a lot of ideas to think about it and things to tell us about innovative technology. >> my name is fong and i took a class call

will be considered a non-profit, and entity but, the folks that they are benefiting are zenga and adobe and folks like that. >> okay, thank you. >> you are saying that they were already stopping in bus stops? >> yes, they are. >> it sounds like many of them are on one end using white zones and tend to use at some locations a red zone or just if they want to continue to use any of the muni zones and those are in this approved network, that we have put forward, they must get a permit. >> we are not requireding them to use the muni zones and they are welcome to pursue the white zones or find other places to do their loading or unloading. >> i know that there has to be a nexus related to the fee that is charged and i would think that different axels or kind of weight of the vehicles could trigger that, no? >> there are so many complicated parts and developing something new that we have, not, that is not something that we have used as a differential. and it could be something that we look at for a longer term, proposal, but, we are keeping the fee as something that is set for an individual s

scott is adobe's vice president of products and community.the founder of an online platform and sold it to them. and the founder and ceo of cyber sinks. it's great to see both of you guys. >> likewise. >> let's get started. the first question is about getting paid. >> one of the things i can't understand is why people wait 60, 90, 120 days or longer to go after the cash flow. it's the life blood of their business. yet always the last thing they work on. what would be a good time for a particular business to approach his delinquent accounts? >> it's a great question. >> awesome question, actually. i think, depending on the business, from my standpoint, 30 days, a 10 day or 15-day grace period. but most companies don't have that about to do that. it honestly depends on the type of business. a construction business, takes a while for those receivables to come in. normally, 30 to 60 to 90 daytime period. >> at what time do you go after them, at what point do you contact them and again? >> i think that -- i think that you should contract them as s

will be considered a non-profit, and entity but, the folks that they are benefiting are zenga and adobe and folks like that. >> okay, thank you. >> you are saying that they were already stopping in bus stops? >> yes, they are. >> it sounds like

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they built multi-level adobe apartment blocks. they farmed the land.on systems. all this in what sure as hell looked like a harsh and unforgiving land. >> yo, huh, huh, huh, huh. >> this is good weather, though, for hunting because it's a nice breeze, overcast. not too hot. >> ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. >> pueblo long ago learned to adapt to hard times, dry seasons, war, incursion. there were years where there was nothing. and they had to deal. >> we found a pack rat. >> our first pack rat. >> in preparation for the summer solstice ceremony, game like rabbits and pack rats are collected for the medicine man as a payment for his services. >> how you notice is there's some droppings, fresh droppings. >> you see the droppings, you know there's one around. this time of the day, they're going to be inside their homes. there's too many predators around. >> it's not easy. once you find a nest, you got to dig after the little burrowing bastards. you hack, you dig. you dig some more. >> a lot of work for a small rodent. >> i was just thinking that. yeah. >> that's wha

. >> google, adobe, salesforce, you name it. it's interesting to see the companies that are not tech companies, they are also changing how business is done. >> you also founded a number of media companies and you have a thought about the future of media. first i want to get to our lead story of the day, a federal privacy watchdog gave the boost to nsa surveillance, saying its surveillance of foreign internet usage is not only legal, it's also effective. in a new report, the privacy and civil liberties oversight board said that prism and upstream collection programs show no trace of illegitimate activity and have helped improve the country's security. the board is concerned about the incidental collection of american data. the report urges the nsa to put in more safeguards to protect the rights of u.s. citizens. cory johnson is here with more. >> principally, this report came out and found there were no even accidental uses -- intentionally uses a private information that should not have been gathered. it thought there was a lot

. >> google, adobe, salesforce, twitter. it is also interesting to see companies that are not tech companies. they are also changing how business is done. >> you have also found that a number of media companies and have a lot of thoughts on the future of media. later inalk about that the show, but first, the lead story, a federal privacy watchdog gives a boost to nsa surveillance saying it surveillance of foreign intelligence is not only legal, but also effective. upstream collection programs showed no trace of a legitimate activity and they have helped to improve the , the reportcurity shows. the report urges the nsa to put in more safeguards to protect the rights of u.s. citizens. our editor at large cory johnson is here. >> principally, this report came out and found there were no even .ccidental uses they have recommended a series of 10 different privacy controls to be added on to the privacy controls already on there. >> like what? >> different things about essentially purging data when it is accidentally correct it --

the press democrat reports profits from the casino will allow the rancho adobe fire protection district to staff all three of its fire stations this summer. for almost two years budget cuts forced one fire station to close down on a rotating basis. casino profits will also be used to buy a new fire engine for the central fire authority and build a new station. >>> we are following developing news on wall street where stocks are dropping sharply following losses in europe. analysts say it's due to bern about the financial health of one of portugal's largest banks. also a concern for italy's economy. taking a live look right now at the big board, the dow is currently down 140 at 16,845. the nasdaq is down 47 and the s&p is down 14. >>> thousands of people with intellectual or developmental disabilities have been banned from voting in los angeles county. that's according to the disability and abuse project. the group is expected to file a complaint with the justice department today saying the practice violates the federal voting rights act. attorneys for the disabled say many adults with c

lastly, i think also investors are thinking, can microsoft pull a full adobe, accelerate the shift to office 365? these things investors looking at microsoft. david: as we look at the bid, ticker above what microsoft closed at. let's pull back a little bit here christian. let's talk about what is happening with the individual investor. are there any signs, we've been hearing some signs institutional investors are more wary and retail investors are thinking, gee, what have i missed out on, maybe i will get in. have you seen any signs of that? >> yes, i have. we've seen some institutional interest in options, specifically protecting against kind of largest 100 companies in the s&p. that has had up tick the meaning that there could be a decline on the way, institutions are positioning for some insurance if you will there. on opposite side we're seeing financial advisor sentiment as well as retail investor sentiment creep fairly high in the bullishness range. it has come down a little bit after the last week but my guess is after and today and tone of the market today we'll see another hi

partly cloudy pettifog hear their temperatures in the upper 50s below '60s here sunday about the sap adobe forecast for today. first that includes similar war response that's the to be a while the day compared the as the clause of bill does they got to the overnight hours. here's a temperature should be elsewhere rabin later on today with the four upper 70's and the south bay and birthday. ball of the cloth or dancing in the incidence or hot spots to soilure ride. the digit seen were moving into your really lying. side-by-side split is setting up for the rest of the bridge the reason that the traffic results will tears because of the meter relays be slow. the drive time is currently 24 minutes the cemetery bridge still us will commute all the were close to the terms of the time or close to the typical it. we see conditions changing here. the other gapers so as a very swift commute with the delays its gulf war would traffic. >>: a deadly car crash and settles a driver's crashing into a tree faugh in the boulevard of the euclid drive. or to look at the curveball the the crashing to see that

that should happen is that you excessive for the and the response adobe surprise officials in the sunshine whatsoever. by tomorrow will continue with the chair did worry fall cooler conditions the to the after do if elected heads still a this patters but we will be looking at war weather. as we had until early next week with u.s. a low clouds ascenders and headed to the coast line read out cloud cover will continue are all the coast and after due * temperatures allow the '70s and '80s and the forecast. it's one of the warm response in 8676 degrees about you but we will instead clear of id for today '60s in the eastern shoreline and a city editor high of 73. and 64 degrees and dry berkeley. here's a look the seven their world a forecast coolly picked the use of the next couple of a. i think was a warm weather fly at low 90s as we headed to early next week talking traffic around the bay area take a look a this a little bit of a backup client started to form their including cash to its favorite at the papers toll plaza. we'll have a thing to report here so few way it would oppose was to make

no adverts come adobe words. a very positive message that describes this book. i did that because once again like you were saying, a lot of kids are visual and audio. i need them to see themselves in this boat. i did the rap video. your man up-and-coming rap star and i knew this guy had talent because they gave him my book and i my book and i said i did the song for this book. he did that he saw in one tape. if you ever listen, it's got about 10,000 hits on youtube. it is phenomenal that this young mind could create with rap music that song in one take and i didn't have to say take this out of put this in. the video so for the good youtube, he directed the video. we shot the video in about 12 hours, one day. started in the morning and ended at 10:00 at night. the talent or kids have a spare, just needs to be brought up. >> i will tell you and you may tell me i am totally wrong here. you are unique in the sense that it seems to me that most people would make it bears take their seven run out of dodge. and that is why i'm asking you about leadership. i just feel -

. >> pork belly adobe. >> give us a minute. >> enjoy, guys. >> all right.is the signature cracking conji. >> we did our best. >> the last dish goes out. the emotions are running hard. >> it's my fault. i let you guys down. >> oh, man. >> we're a team, doug. >> joe's right. we're three [ bleep ] blind cooks from seattle. we proved it today. it's a hard pill to swallow. >> i love the consistency of this, the contrast of the flavor, the acidity. full-on power. >> flavor of that is awesome. i would eat the whole bowl. this is the best of the day. i love the seafood brianiness it has. >> on one hand you have the food. on the other hand you have those three guys. and between those two realities an investment decision will be made. >> i don't think they're going to invest. i want them to. but i feel i let them down. i let my family down. >> joining us one of the stars of the show celebrity chef tim love. first thing we got to talk about, tim, to have it on melrose, every time you do it, i used to live in l.a., and that's like if it's on melrose you're going to get