he built sun-dried adobe houses, and he could tell us how to get some sun-tried adobe, so we followed his advice. we found a starving and an architect who was willing to design a house, even if it was filled the -- even if it was adobe. until you have seen and touched it, you probably can appreciate why i liked some much. looks good, it feels good committed is wonderful in arizona sunshine. it really is. so that is what we used to bill the house. i loved it very much. and when the president made his call and i agreed to come back to washington d.c. we learned that housing prices in d.c. are very high. so we had to sell a little sun-dried adobe house and raise a little bit of money so that we could get something to live in in d.c. we did. and that was painful to have that happen. and i am -- an interesting thing has happened since, and i am wondering from my topic, but it is kind of interesting to hear. we have formed, now, in arizona, a program using our old else, and so it has been purchased back by a nonprofit note organization to support the o'connor house, and we use it as a place

and he could tell us how to get some sun-dried adobe. we followed his advice and got some and found a starving young architect who was willing to design a house even if it was with sun-dried adobes. and so we got this house built. and i just loved it. it was so fun. until you've seen and touched sun-dried adobe, you probably can't appreciate why i liked it so much. but it looks good, it feels good, and it's wonderful in arizona's sunshine. it really is. so that's what we used to build our house, and i loved it very much. and when the president made his call and i agreed to come back to washington, d.c., we learned that housing prices in d.c. are very high. [laughter] so we had to sell our little sun-dried adobe house and raise a little money so we could get something to live in in d.c. and we did. and that was painful, to have that happen. and an interesting thing has happened since, and i'll just -- i'm wandering from my topic, but it's kind of interesting to hear. we have formed now, in arizona, a program using our old house. and so it

in addition to the companies that heard, google, adobe, ebay and academy of arts have actually hired from that 26 pool that i said was hired. we track all that. so i can definitely provide you all with much more data by district anything you would like in that way. just a few comments from me and we have a number of other students that want to say something, public comment and i want to reiterate and thank you guys for having us come at the front. usually by the time i get to you all it's a year or two later. might take away what i heard is we really want to work with you on the outreach to make sure we are tapping in the districts in the correct way and connect with the leaders and we want to do that. the industry employers perspective we can always use help with that i have three others. so i personally can use assistance in health care and hospitality and construction because at the end of the day we are measured by the ability to place these folks in the private market. and the last thing for me and the team in general is that obviously this is slated. it has a finite in terms to

we have breaking news on adobe. it's announcing 'doblee primetime.eaming to computers and mobile devices to protecting from piracy to making money by inserting ads, and then measuring their impact. melissa webs sister says it expects to boost the bottom line, saying it's a multibillion dollar market. adobe is also releasing new data showing that tv everywhere grew 12fold last year in the u.s., while mobile video viewing grew 300%. it says the new software will drive more streaming and present subscribers from cutting the cord. >> providers with an opportunity to deliver that content wherever the consumers want to. so as they evolved their offers to consumers, it allows them to deepen the relationship they have with their subscribers. >>> a dobli primetime is launching with comcast and nbc sports, and adobe's various tools do face a number of rivals. we'll have to see if bundling them together gives them an advantage. >>> julia, thank you. >>> let's get back to j.c. penney with courtney reagan, at one of the retail stores in new york city. what have y

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[laughter] so we had to sell our little sun dried adobe house and raise money to get something to livein in dc, and we did, and that was painful to have that happen, and an interesting thing has happened since, and i'll wonder from the topic, but it's interesting bit here. we have formed now in arizona, a nonprofit organization that bought the house support the o'connor house, and it's used as a place where civil talk leads to civic action. i liked that because in the year -- [applause] it's what we need a lot more of, congress needs that, state legislators need it. when i have that house, when we were living in it and i was a legislative leader, i would cook some mexicanood of some kind, something that stays hot on the low burner of the stove, and i'd buy cold beer, and then i'd invite the key people on both sides of the aisle in the legislature, and just have them come over to have a bite to eat and a beer. when you sit around like that and speak casually in a friendly manner, as you would with your own friends or acquaintances at your own house, you just feel better about knowing pe

by editing program ours is a web oriented you can import stuff from a lot of different sources like adobe after effects for example so we take these frames and import them directly to our h.t.m.l. editor which we then use to put together an interactive episode then the episode is uploaded to the narrate platform. you can access the completed editions by their apps for android devices but if you're looking for something i think you've got what it takes anyone will have the chance to publish a potentially interactive content in their rates platform. if someone wants to create his or her own interactive book that i go to the website and add a page like i'm doing right here. they vent choose vision. and a design template from the ones we have available then you choose the audio files and the interactive elements that will be added to the page with a simple click of the mouse then you click publish and the book goes to one of our reviewers who looks at it and if it's consistent with our rules and it gets published. so will this lead to a wider revolution in terms of book publishing as a whole

you can build with adobe air. you can build it with android, j java. we'll make it easy to realize the investment you've made back. >> you're talking to an english major here. when i'm an ios developer, what percentage of the way i'm going to develop for blackberry would i say i get that. it's 75% similar. like from french the spanish that's a good easy transition but french to russian is impossible. where would you put yourself in that spectrum? >> i can't answer the question directly. question have a person from greece he ported his application from ios to blackberry in three days. one man. >> what's the key app you don't have? what's the one where if i could say i'd make a phone call, as if i had that power, and say you really need to be on blackberry 10 operating system? >> there's a spectrum. >> i have them written down. netflix. >> not there yet. >> twitter. >> absolutely. >> facebook. >> absolutely. blackberry uses more social than on any other platform. we have a whole bunch of data to back that up. facebook integration is a critical part of ou

those companies that have hired from that pool, 5 companies have come out of sf city and adobe, google and academy of arts. >> is it like one person per company? >> yes. it's one person per company. >> we have a video. we don't have any sound. >> okay. send us a link. we are going to have to keep moving. okay. first up. colleagues, there is no other comment or questions? perfect. i'm going to open for public comment. i'm going to call a few names. please lineup to my right here. what we'll do first. okay. let's hustle. >> hello. my name is walden and i would like to submit a letter to the record. director of sf city. in the interest of the time i will only read a boars of the full letter. sf for technology and innovation was established to harness innovative powers for students facing problems in san francisco. our 200 members represent over 30,000 employees in san francisco. in a short period of time we have at that period into the talents that have addressed issues in our city. job creation, transportation, education and public safety. sf city is committed to helping san francisco pu

they went to work for yahoo and adobe and many of those participants are employed with those companies today. today the team leaders like the companies in the slide that you see are sending their current employees to make sure their skills are up to date. they employ their employees for free at a state contract that we've had for 13 years. this is how bay vac has built relationships with those managers. many of them are start up like practice fusion and many are interactive bass the sector is as dynamic and many of those companies get bought by larger companies. they got bought by facebook a couple weeks ago and oftentimes those smaller companies are the ones that get the jobs at the bigger companies. so larger companies that bay vac inform the classes that we teach. wells fargo, are not tech companies but are huge employers that have infrastructure and marketing teams and online presence and meet people and security and web graphic and design. basically at this point, every company has a tech company. when we first started training people during the first tech boom we taught basic ski

cables but how do you actually search and actually collate and actually find things out from a lot of adobep.d.f. files which it's difficult to search through and we must remember of course fifty five thousand cables are reclassified temporarily by the george w. bush administration and some of those are in this trove. some of these documents i'll be talking to relate back to the nine hundred seventy s. what do they reveal about us policy. well. one doesn't have to doubt why the united states doesn't want these cables searchable because they detail very clearly a horrific time in u.s. foreign policy one must remember india china over a long period friend france britain the united states involved in indochina in a way that killed six million baps people over quite a long period and this particular period these cables relate to seventy three to seventy six talk about cambodia about allow these are the areas where henry kissinger the secretary of state and his national security advisor was key in advancing the united states government to murder so many people and of course we know about the tor

that's a little less than the revenue adobe makes in a year. what's unique is that it keeps building as apple sells more ios devices. now we're entering into this interesting new area. very different from the game plan from the past five or six years. >> one apple investor has a very strong message for tim cook. from what is a every other sentence for everything we are doing. making a lot of money. it is unheard of. unfortunately, the public companies are not perfect but the ceo has to sell the company. i think steve jobs was truly amazing. >> i don't know. i'm really beginning to question that. he clearly proved it on the years. but since he -- you have not heard much about what apple is doing, how great the company is. we have not seen any new fascinating amazing devices in the market. they are just follow apps to evolutionary designs. the ipad mini, which is so successful. and now it is the success and it has an old process. and really not the great screen. >> we were thinking years ago about who we would place and i mentioned jonathan ivy,

you can purchase books out by adobe to book signing on the mall. our pitching for a proposed bus, one called trevor spot takes concerned communities that requires the epa to address the concerns and not someone were to rocker mitch was sharing the different there and she gets around the country. that's another one. go to trevor struck.org and sign a petition. let's start on this side. what's your first question? >> my question is for kristin. i want to thank you for writing your book and telling a family story from growing up in the metro denver area as well because my nieces and great-nieces are also suffering health effects. after reading the book again, didn't inhabit either have deformed animals collected in her freezer tested? i was left hanging in the narrative and i know there is this value in citizens collecting evidence. >> that's a great question. vinnie abbott is a woman who lived down the road from us and resources in childress verses in my sisters and i often competed against her. she began to see over the years a number of performing

. >> dream weaver from adobe, remember that? ask you one more question, what is the ideal background for someone wanting to learn to code. can a liberal arts, person. >> i was a science major. >> what side of brain, is it creative writing? >> it's everything. it's both math and the creative side of things. >> zach, thank you for coming in. really appreciate it. >> dupont chairman and ceo ellen kullman. and executive chairman of google and google ideas. the new digital age. they will join us in the next half hour. cal analysis streamline their process? at fidelity, we do it by merging two tools into one. combining your customized charts with leading-edge analysis tools from recognia so you can quickly spot key trends and possible entry and exit points. we like this idea so much that we've applied for a patent. i'm colin beck of fidelity investments. our integrated technical analysis is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. want to save on electricity?

seven are -- seven of our largest 96 or are -- seven of our largest nine employers have adobe to our the hospital systems to humana. 80% of humana's business comes from the federal government. when we talk about government spending, we are not just talking about bureaucrat to pay the price. we are talking about a significant portion of private employment durin. >> i want to make sure -- i did not have an opportunity to comment on the one chart that when at that showed gross debt, which is not the right way to look at our debt. it is publicly held debt. it is on a declining path starting with 2016 with the president's plan. that is a clear milestone for fiscal sustainability. on this medicare solvency issue, the president has done a lot to improve our situation on federal -- on medicare costs. he.s now growing less than cbo adjusted their baseline by over $200 billion to reflect the slowing of medicare per capita basis durin. >> just for the record, the public debt that remains in the low 70s the whole time. under the president's land. the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized for fiv

jeff upman who runs valueact and has been on a number of boards in the past who is currently on the adobend has motorola, as well. in this case, it's a significant investment for them, no doubt given it's an $11 billion, $12 billion, given a significant amount and we'll hear at the active passive summit from mr. upton and i am told it will be focused on the fundamental value at microsoft. simon, earlier, you mentioned we got earnings from microsoft last week that were better than many had anticipated and so the stock did, in fact, rally on an otherwise lackluster days. pc sales seemed to be falling off a cliff and not to mention the -- not particularly great reception for that product, but there's a lot of other value there in the view of valueact that can be focused on and used as a pathway to future growth from microsoft that doesn't involve windows. we'll get more on that, but certainly a significant development for a company that has had its share of shareholders trying to raise a ruckus, but at the end saying it's not worth it and we're not going get anywhere and there isn't necessar

so commonly, but in this country today it's very hard to go buy sun dried adobes.those are the bricks somebody made and dried them in a frame in the sun until they are dry and barely firm, and that's what we wanted to use, and i met a man living on cattle track road, and he built the houses, and he could tell us how to get them, followed his advice and got tome finding a starving young architect willing to design a house even with sun dried adobes, and we got the house build. i st loved it until you have seen and touched it, you probably can't appreciate why i liked it so much, but it looks good. it feels good. it's wonderful in arizona sunshine. it really is. that's what we used to build our house, and i loved it very much. when the president made his call, and i agreed to come back to washington, d.c., we learned that housing prices in dc are very high. [laughter] so we had to sell our little sun dried adobe house and raise money to get something to live in in dc, and we did, and that was painful to have that happen, and an interesting thing has happened since, a