adobe predicting on line sales tiny crease by 25%. get this. often our on line shopping will take place when we are in a store. >> if you think back to theless time we had such a short season which was 2002 we had flip phones. we were on aol net escape browser very different world. today we have the bargain hunter weapon of choice. our mobile phone. >>reporter: so we'll be multi-tasking. lacking not just at prices but at availability. even sales people will use phones to help shoppers. >> also may get personalize deals sent directly to their phones while in the store so it is completely different than anything they have ever seen before. >>reporter: really honestly different. >> honestly different. >>reporter: so the real secret to getting the best deals this year is to know what you want before black friday week. sign up for e-mail alert. web site for sales and grab the deals as they pop up. now we have resources to help with you hotel difficult shopping go to our web site 7 news.com and remember we are going to be here every night this the if

and they put in a back door for future access, so even after adobe fixed the problem, they were still able to have access. and the feds don't know how far else they got, but they clearly have ongoing access, and at least in some places, they were pretty worried about it. >> so what's the real damage done here? >> well, so far, the same group broke into the u.s. sentencing commission and posted a video that was condemning -- calling for reforms of anti-hacking laws. it's about what they see as unjust sentences for hackers. but we really don't know what else they're going to do with it. they have all of this information, they can use it for identity theft, can impersonate army personnel and get access to classified information that way. they don't really know the scope of the problem, but it's pretty big. >> and when they don't know the scope of it, what is the fbi likely to do? what, in the memos that you've seen, what are their next steps? >> well, one of the things they've done is warn computer administrators at various federal agencies to look for specific signatures is, what they c

adobe predicting on line sales tiny crease by 25%. get this. often our on line shopping will take place when we are in a store. >> if you think back to theless time we had such a short season which was 2002 we had flip phones. we were on aol net escape browser very different world. today we have the bargain hunter weapon of choice. our mobile phone. >>reporter: so we'll be multi-tasking. lacking not just at prices but at availability. even sales people will use phones to help shoppers. >> also may get personalize deals sent directly to their phones while in the store so it is completely different than anything they have ever seen before. >>reporter: really honestly different. >> honestly different. >>reporter: so the real secret to getting the best deals this year is to know what you want before black friday week. sign up for e-mail alert. web site for sales and grab the deals as they pop up. now we have resources to help with you hotel difficult shopping go to our web site 7 news.com and remember we are going to be here every night this the if

adobe predicting on line sales tiny crease by 25%. get this.ften our on line shopping will take place when we are in a store. >> if you think back to theless time we had such a short season which was 2002 we had flip phones. we were on aol net escape browser very different world. today we have the bargain hunter weapon of choice. our mobile phone. >>reporter: so we'll be multi-tasking. lacking not just at prices but at availability. even sales people will use phones to help shoppers. >> also may get personalize deals sent directly to their phones while in the store so it is completely different than anything they have ever seen before. >>reporter: really honestly different. >> honestly different. >>reporter: so the real secret tohis ing the best deals this year is to know what you want before black friday week. sign up for e-mail alert. web site for sales and grab the deals as they pop up. now we have resources to help with you hotel difficult shopping go to our web site 7 news.com and remember we are going to be here every night this the if se

but adobe says 30% of people say they use social when deciding to buy. can figure out how to monetize those habits that people are developing, guys. back to you. >> interesting data. thank you so much, our jon fortt covering some of that for us. >>> meantime, at&t announcing that activations for the launch weekend of the ipad air up more than 200% over last year's ipad launch. apple itself has yet to release some official sales figures for the new tablet, but ceo tim cook said during a recent earnings call he was confident it would be an ipad christmas. joining us to weigh in, brian heater, senior associate editor at "gadget," and on set, collin gillis. guys, good morning to both of you. 2%, collin? apples-to-apples? >> listen, right? you have to put it in context, right? air pair launched in 42 countries over the weekend. many countries have more than one carrier, and also launched in all of the apple retail stores, so one data point from one carrier. >> how far do you take it? >> it's a mild positive, right? generally ipads are unsubsidized devices. it

instead of using traditional adobe bricks made from clay, these walls are built with insulated concreteorms using wood chips and cement. they're strong, durable, and lightweight. the outside of every wall is covered with several inches of rigid foam insulation. a house wrap and wires support the stucco siding. and up here on the roof, these parapet walls are just tall enough to conceal an array of solar panels that generate enough electricity for the entire house. and so, because of good planning and smart builders, what's old is new again here in santa fe. hey, dauna, hey, walt. -hi, kevin. -welcome, thanks for coming. my pleasure. hey, it's a great spot you got here. i was just driving up these hills. beautiful views of the desert, and you've got the mountains behind you. well, the mountains are the southern end of the sangre de cristo foothills. they rise a thousand feet behind the house. santa fe is a thousand feet below the house in the front. and how high is the house itself? the house is about 8,000 feet. oh, wow, you're up there, huh? okay. and then how long have you been in the

adobe is expecting on-line sales to increase by 25%. get this, often our on-line shopping will take place when we're in a store. >> if you think back to the last time we had such a short season, which was 2002, we had flip phones, we used a net browser, a very different world. today we have our mobile phone. >> so we will be multitasking. looking at not just prices but availability. even sales people will use phones to help shoppers this is. >> they may get personalized deals sent to their phones while in the store. it will be a completely different than anything we've ever seen before. >> really, honestly different. >> honestly different. >> here is one last tip. if you don't want to fight a hard core crowd friday, you can expect most deals to go through the weekend. >> all right, so i know you already have your shopping totally done. >> oh, yeah. >> everything picked out. >> we got a long ways to go. but we are -- looks like back to the same ole same ole. sun is shining behind us. ridge of pressure building in. winds have lightened up

. >> y las imÁgenes de este niÑo al frente d e [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> el brote de salmonela que del adobe afectaba una capa de color vino fue quien marcÓ los pasos de coreografÍa para que el resto de la banca siguiera sus movimientos. el pÚblico aplaudiÓ la exhibiciÓn de este pequeÑo bailarÍn, mÚsico. >> todo. lÍder. mira la gente que estÁ detrás de Él. >> es como una especie de macarena. >> buenas noches. >>> que tal. com estas. >>> el gobierno de estados unidos revelÓ las cifras de iscriciÓn del

. >> y las imÁgenes de este niÑo al frente d [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> el brote de salmonela que del adobe afectabaolor vino fue quien marcÓ los pasos de coreografÍa para que el resto de la banca siguiera sus movimientos. el pÚblico aplaudiÓ la exhibiciÓn de este pequeÑo bailarÍn, mÚsico. >> todo. lÍder. mira la gente que estÁ detrás de Él. >> es como una especie de macarena. >> buenas noches. [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> ¿um, quÉ? >> el chato estÁ mandando dinero a estados unidos. >> ah. ¿y de dÓnde sacaste eso? >> pos de la casa del chato. >> ay, goya, eso es algo privado. >> ay, pos sÍ, pero yo quiero desenmascarar al chato. >> ay ¿desenmascararlo? pos no entiendo ¿eh? >> ay, pues yo sÉ que el chato tiene cola que le pisen. >> ay, pero ¿quÉ cola? >> um, pues todavÍa no estoy muy segura. >> ay ¿pero por quÉ quieres desenmascararlo? >> pos que no quiero que le vean la cara de mensa a adoraciÓn. >> ay. >> ¿a quiÉn le estarÁ mandando dinero el chato? no me importa lo que pase, pero yo, voy a descubrirlo. >> ¿y cÓmo que bombon se puso nerviosa? >> pos asÍ, sonÓ el telÉfono y

adobe is predicting online sales to increase by 25%.nd get this, often our online shopping will take place when we're in a store. >> if you think back to the last time we had such a short season, which was 2002, we had flip phones, we were on aol, using a net scape browser, it was a very different world. today we have the bargain hunter's weapon of choice, our mobile phone. >> so we'll be multitasking, looking not just at prices, but availability. even salespeople will use phones to help shoppers. >> they also may get personalized deals sent directly to their phones while they are in the store, so it's going to be completely different than anything they've seen before. >> really, honestly different? >> honestly different. >> here's one last tip, if you don't want to fight hard core crowds on black friday, expect most deals to go through the weekend. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> now if you're looking to add a new sweet something to your thanksgiving menu, renowned san francisco chef ryan scott has some great ideas. you might k

adobe is predicting online sales to increase by 25%.nd get this, often our online shopping will take place when we're in a store. >> if you think back to the last time we had such a short season, which was 2002, we had flip phones, we were on aol, using a net scape browser, it was a very different world. today we have the bargain hunter's weapon of choice, our mobile phone. >> so we'll be multitasking, looking not just at prices, but availability. even salespeople will use phones to help shoppers. >> they also may get personalized deals sent directly to their phones while they are in the store, so it's going to be completely different than anything they've seen before. >> really, honestly different? >> honestly different. >> here's one last tip, if you don't want to fight hard core crowds on black friday, expect most deals to go through the weekend. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> if you're looking to add a new sweet something to your thanksgiving menu, ryan scott has some ideas. you may know ryan as the host of "food rush" on o

but adobe's there. this company has changed its stripes and gone from being a traditional software provider to one that's aggressively expanding into the cloud, software as a service. you can focus on the nadir that is blackberry, i would rather focus on the zenith that is adobe. mastercard, m.a., which reported masterful earnings last week, deemed more powerful than visa. i like the latter too. m.a. is a play on paper going to plastic worldwide as well as being a derivative on strong shopping. okay. what's not on the list? i think this is almost as notable as what is. financials have been horrendous underperformers for months now. i think in part because of the headline risk of investigations has actually turned into genuine earnings risk. when you have a u.s. attorney on our tv talking about how no institution is too big to be jailed, do you really want to be in a stock that can't pass go and can't collect $200? remember also these prosecutions cost the shareholders money and don't seem to be hurting

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

the chp expects highway 116 at adobe road to reopen at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. drivers should expect delays until then. >>> fewer traffic headaches in the east day. the caldecott tunnel is now open. mark kelly tells us that it is a hit. >> with two brand new lanes to the caldecott tunnel, there is a lot more room on the road. smooth sailing for regular tunnel goers like joseph. >> it is smooth. >> i think they did very well. >> reporter: officials are not too shy pats themselves on the back either. 160,000 drivers everyday can now expect a quicker ride through the mountain. plus, the $417 million project is done early and underbudget. >> great accomplishment. >> the state of california and i'm proud to say the federal government, too, working together to get a great project done. >> reporter: but not everyone is overly impressed. some say we have lowered our expectations with these projects. >> i think we have seen so many fiascoes with these public infratruckture projects that we are shocked when it is done on time and at cost. >> reporter: according to cal tra

four fires started near adobe road. the car hit a power pole, the pole landed on another car. the driver of the car that hit the pole was taken to the hospital. pg&e is on the scene repairing that power line. >>> new developments in the bart labor deal. bart board of directors is ordering the general manager to hire a new chief negotiator. union leaders are disputing the claim that's the clause was included in error. bart directors will vote on thursday, but it's unclear if that will happen. the hitch is with 64.8 of -- section 4.8 of the contract. bart never included for that to be in the contract. leaders say that's not true. they knew they signed it. they signed the entire agreement. for them to think it's a mistake is disingenuous white house -- >> the bart estimated the paid leave policy could cost $44 million over four years. the union says it will be 1.4 $000,000 a year. both sides want to avoid another strike. local 1021 said 4.8 was not a mistake or a glitch, this is nothing more than buyers remorse. this was an old agreement they've had for months to review and consi

that imitations address recent allegations the russia forced ukraine into the tent are you sick of adobe's in some pieces but then she's been listening to what the russian leader to say turkish prime minister appetite for iron upon is here meeting with president than they had a joint press conference or the ukraine issued actually did come up high in one of the questions mr flynn was actually asked about allegations that came out in a report earlier friday as suggesting that the ukrainian president had spoken to his that counterpart to the killing and counterpart. i get a phone call ian waite said he brought up that moscow pressure on the ukraine to scrap plans that for the station and this that tray to catch his eye mr clinton responded that to a question about that let's take a lesson use the tool the ukrainian president was talking about with his lithuanian pounds of pot maybe we should all star american f that so if i may have been told us anything. he was of course joking but he was referencing there is the us national security agency spying scandal wre the agency had been accused of

of tracking mechanisms, like those you mentioned, that came up every time you would download, like adobe flash player, things like that, to keep track. i was astonished when i learned both presidential campaigns, the last time around, romney and obama's groups, put cookies in it -- and other tracking mechanisms, web beacons, on your computer, to see where you went on the web. did you go to a religious site? a site? -- a pron site? so-- porn site? could target these mechanisms. i love dictionary.com. i had no idea when i look up by word on it, it put 233 cookies on my computer to track where i went. withnk it is out of line other rights that we have. think about it erie it i have privacy rights off-line. i have the right to express myself. but if data is collected and used against me, i'm losing the rights in the digital world. when you think about it and think about the recent orderedons the nsa has verizon, for example, to turn over data about our calls, who we call from where. now, the government has said, that is not that much of a problem because we do not actually look at the substa

. >> antonio, recently adobe have announced they have been hit by sigcyber attackers al jazeera america obtained a ope copy of . it's our digital story of the day by al jazeera america interactive developer. mistake number one. many users made their password identical to their password hint. and secondly password hints like bank account password pass like social security number. also a no-no is making your password hint like a mother or college or pet. and just for fun we found that the top three most popular password hints are doing name and usual. you can read more on the website at al jazeera america.com. >> i have so many passwords i can keep track anymore. >>> straight ahead a famous oscar-nominated director and a famous race car driver in the world getting to to make a film about racing. why has it taken 40 years to be seen in the on inside story, we bring >> this is the world ac 's most glamorous race. self monte carlo should be driven smoothly. >> we are pleased to welcome jackie stewart. and he would we welcome you have jackie stestewart and roman polanski and they make this fi

oh and bill were with every step for adobe a few steps back and that trust of all that willing we'll go back and forth. and who are the people sitting on this forgiving follow along democratic and republican party lines. i think anything of that thing inside the bell anything inside about which there is no such thing as not being among political or party lines. but if you do look at the resumes which i didn't look at it is truly the who's who of america when it comes to privacy and justice the various there seems to be at least on the surface of it a balance between the two sides. but i will tell you that there's an extreme leftist bent. i'll bet that comes out strikingly and also the people who submitted information and request but what areas should be reviewed come very strongly from the civil libertarian sided view of the ibc and pro privacy side of you as opposed to the pro gun horseman action and is not an intelligent action inside of you. interesting and then this is considered to be an independent agency will look kind of authority doesn't actually have an engine warning to it

the chemical above ground a community meeting about this starts at 7:00 at mounltin view's historic adobeng. >> tonight a government green light to the merger two of big airlines the settlement allows american and u.s. airways per yoermed the world's biggest carrier the new american will have to offer landing rights at seven airports to low cost carriers in order to increase competition. the world's two biggest smart phone makers are at it again. to rehear a patent infringement case. apple awarded $1 billion with you the judge ordered a new jury. >> the dow fell 32 points, s and p dropped four, and nrg energy slumped. >> construction boom continues. mayor ed lee took part in ground breaking for a tower on fremont street. that will go up across street from the new trance bay terminal. the tower will have shops and luxury condos. construction expected to take three years and when done, will be the tallest mixed use building on the west coast. >> still to come tonight dogs >> still to come tonight dogs you got to love the weekend. it's like everyone came to, "if it's good, let's save it for

the chemical above ground a community meeting about this starts at 7:00 at mounltin view's historic adobebuilding. >> tonight a government green light to the merger two of big airlines the settlement allows american and u.s. airways per yoermed the world's biggest carrier the new american will have to offer landing rights at seven airports to low cost carriers in order to increase competition. the world's two biggest smart phone makers are at it again. to rehear a patent infringement case. apple awarded $1 billion with you the judge ordered a new jury. >> the dow fell 32 points, s and p dropped four, and nrg energy slumped. >> construction boom continues. mayor ed lee took part in ground breaking for a tower on fremont street. that will go up across street from the new trance bay terminal. the tower will have shops and luxury condos. construction expected to take three years and when done, will be the tallest mixed use building on the west coast. >> still to come tonight to thosuffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to c

. >> you look at apple, red hath, adobe bewhich facebook which migrates to the headache. >> i just want to say one thing. a very distinguished friend of mine from sug's. he's not -- scott granite says that there's no evidence that any of the qes affect long term interest rates. no evidence. he's got charts to prove it. for those who doubt that, pitch over to his website and you'll see the charts. thank you very much. that was very informative. cnbc regulators debate that next. something is going on. we'll check it out. americans take care of business. they always have. they always will. that's why you take charge of your future. your retirement. ♪ ameriprise advisors can help you like they've helped millions of others. listening, planning, working one on one. to help you retire your way... with confidence. that's what ameriprise financial does. that's what they can do with you. ameriprise financial. more within reach. >>> welcome back to "the kudlow report." i'm jackie deangelo. if the obama care rollout hasn't had enough press. the obama administration has egg on its face one more time

your bloomberg silicon valley index falling today, led by a drop in adobe shares well, snap chat sees more daily photos than facebook to -- according to a report. facebook has 350 million photos up loaded every day from. our studios in san francisco, larry, carolyn, back to you. >> warriors guard steph curry will not play after suffering a mild concussion last night. curry hit his head on the court in the 4th quarter. 240 pound marvin williams landed on top of steph's head the warriors say the only symptoms at this point is a headache. he's gotten better since last night he will not play tomorrow against memphis which is steph curry bobbel head night his status will be day-to-day after. that 49ers safety daunte whitner will not be changing his last name to hitner, withdrawing his application to drop the "w" from his surname. one of the hits cost him $21,000. he sent out the tweet very to withdraw the name change until the end of the season. his name on twitter is still daunte hitner, his handle is daunte whitner. he won't have to pay for uniform changes as well. >> so we're seeing rai

. >> your bloomberg silicon valley index closing higher led by a gain in adobe and apple shares apple'sew ipad air hit stores on friday. we're awaiting numbers on how well the product sold, at and t made the offering a hint the phone company says ipad activations incluesed 200% over three days, compared to last year's launch weekend. from bloomberg studios in san francisco, dan, carolyn, back to you >> thank you so much. >> at white house, chicago black hawks visited to celebrate their second stanley cup title in four seasons. >> yes. the commander is a fan of all things chicago sports. >> congratulations again. i am term limited. so, you guys have to get moving. >> white house sent out a tweet with that quote and hash tag sweet home, chicago. >> that is cute. the president and mrs. obama call the windy city home and where they started their family. >> i love that line, i'm term limited >> cute. >> all right. spence jer here now with a look at the forecast >> i wish i sdrnt a limit on this weather condition. weather patterns. this is an amazing pattern. first week of november, mild, alm

highway 116 will be closed overnight after an injury accident in sonoma county at 4:15 this afternoon at adobe road west of petaluma. a driver crashed into a power pole causing several spot fires. the fires were quickly put out and pg&e is on the scene to repair the pole. the road should be open by 5:00 a.m. >>> new at 11:00, a former bay area resident is found shot to death in a murder/suicide in fresno. the victim and suspect were a recently married couple. the man was a resident of hayward before moving to fresno. there were no signs of a struggle. >>> the santa clara sheriff's office is investigating an officer involved shooting. it was just after midnight when the sound of breaking glass and yelling were heard from a triplex. the sheriffs were confronted by the woman who authorities say had a knife. >> the woman voice like lady yell and say could i have the -- i don't want to repeat it. and after one minute i hear boom, boom, boom. >> deputies ordered the woman to drop the knife but say she refused and then fired. she died at the scene. >>> a woman is accused of stabbing an eight-year-old

we have received compelling letters of support and companies like adobe, coca-cola, nascar, and the consumer electronics association with over 2000 member committees. the u.s. chamber of commerce, and i believe the chamber is resented in the audience today, as is the u.s. business leadership network, which submitted a letter from over 50 companies in support of the treaty, including microsoft, ibm, at&t, merck, jpmorgan, and northrop grumman, to mention a few. i want to recognize former president and ceo of the financial services roundtable steve bartlett, who is here. when he was in the house, he was a leader in the effort to pass the ada, and we appreciate his presence. we received individual letters from 84 nonprofit disability and religious organizations like the red cross, easter seals, and special olympics. not to mention sign-on letters representing over 1000 friends groups. we have heard from individuals, some not so well-known, and some very well-known citizens, like colin powell, a chinese human right activist, loretta clairborne, and dr. jordan, the president emeritus of gallaudet

and toght, here at the adobe buildingn moffi boulevard in mountain view, the epwill have a public hearing. that hearing is scheduled to start at 70 where t epa will tellesidents in moreetail about what they found and what they did not find. we can also tellou the epa did not find any tc in new homes or buildings. did not find any new buildings with vapor intruon in them. but the agency does say it's it still does n know why this tce is now found outside the superfund tic plume. we c also tell you the epa will be handing out these brochures which will outline how they're going tory to attack is problem, a new method usin oxidation injected downnto t soil. hoping to consume this e withoutaving to d up more soil and more ter. we, of coue, will be covering it all and bri you the late ef at 11:0 for now, i'm steven stock, in mountainiew. back tyou. >> ay. thank you. >>new at 6:00, the family of a san francisco woman killed when she was run over in a park filed a claim against t city. filing a lawsuit.ep tard 35-year-old christy savanamere wa at holly pk with her baby and dog when she was struc

the accident happened at 4:15 yesterday afternoon near adobe road west of petaluma. part of this is still shutdown. a driver crashed into a power play pole, bringing down the wires, causing several spot fires. fires were quickly put out and pg&e has been working throughout the night to repair that pole. >>> new this morning, a close call for several young oakley teenagers who had to be treated for alcohol poisoning last night. an adult found them so intoxicated one girl was unconscious. oakley police say a group of five girls, ages 13 to 15, somehow got their hands on a bottle of vodka and drink from it at a local park. they returned to one girl's home on canopy lane, and the parents were not home. when one passed out, the others called for help. emergency crews wound up taking three of the girls to a local hospital. they are going to be okay. police are looking into how they got the vodka in the first place. >> a save water supply is the big concern now for survivors of the philippines typhoon disaster. without clean water people are at risk of catching deadly disea

the accident happened at 4:15 yesterday afternoon near adobe road west of petaluma. part of this is still shutdown. a driver crashed into a power play pole, bringing down the wires, causing several spot fires. fires were quickly put out and pg&e has been working throughout the night to repair that pole. there is no estimated time of reopening. >>> new this morning, a close call for several young oakley teenagers who had to be treated for alcohol poisoning last night. an adult found them so intoxicated one girl was unconscious. oakley police say a group of five girls, ages 13 to 15, somehow got their hands on a bottle of vodka and drink from it at a local park. they returned to one girl's home on canopy lane, and the parents were not home. when one passed out, the others called for help. energy crews wound up taking three of the girls to a local hospital. they are going to be okay. police are looking into how they got the vodka in the first place. >>> we are learning a former bay area resident is one of the people found shot to death in a murder-suicide in fresno. aut

they were hacked by the same group that lacked into adobe and and they sell the celebrity informationd it's tough to recover. >> looks like a lot of their data was taken. so, i don't know how you get that genie back in the bottle. it's just plain text. it wasn't encrypted. hundred of thousands of decreed card numbers. >> donald trump likes the front seat of his see dan clean. tom hanks does not want you talk only the cell phone. lebron james is picked up at a private entrance, and aaron rodgers likes three bottles of water. >> trace gal negotiation nice to see you. we're waiting for the mayor. . the job jugglers. the up all-nighters. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can say, "i did it!" ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a signature. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses, turning dreamers into business owners. and we're here to help start yours. >>> well, we're wrapping things up because the mayor has not made it out. but over here they're having quite a scrum. today we go

now, adobe's holiday shopping forecast has us on track to spend $1.6 billion on black friday alone.o mention thanksgiving when many stores open early and cyber monday which is forecasted to bring another $2.2 billion. these are important numbers for retailers because this is a shortened holiday shopping season. thanksgiving falls late in the month. so there are fewer shopping days before christmas. if you have a consumer story idea or question, call us, 888- 5-helps-u. >> just can't wait to get into it this year. it's going to be fun. >> you're already behind. >> it snuck up on us. every year it does but -- >> man. >> all right. thanks. >>> it's a new way to fight crime. >> a young person really be committed to trying to repair the harm that they cause. >> how an ivy league graduate from the bay area is helping to break the cycle of violence. >> foggy start, sunny finish, no rainfall. no not july, not august. we are getting close to mid- november. we'll talk about when or perhaps if we are going to see any rainfall over the next 7 days. coming up. >>> straight ahead in sports, 49ers

pelosi, 85%, adobe, 85% for obama. the big cities like the zones.off a democratic votes are all in the big cities. pittsburgh, philly, penn state. once you get out of their comfort republican, marginally. sunday when the electoral votes as lon long as state-by-state we will protest the republicans want it by congressional district. they when the most congressional district, right? that's why we have divided government because we have a system that benefits the republicans by congressional district, not just because the clever redistricting and enforcement and gerrymandering. some of that certainly, although california was a genius at redistricting. in philadelphia, and pennsylvania where i'm from, 100,000 more votes for democrats, they want to there are 13 republican congressman and five democrats. that's the way it works. bob brady cannot be defeated by a general election but if you can't lose a general election you can only lose the primary, and you can only lose this a more extreme to you. it's mathematics. it's grim. how do you open it up? calif

it's interesting, adobe came out with data today about this.le are shopping on-line a lot more on thanksgiving. it's expected to be more than $1 billion this year for the first time. people shopping on-line more in the beginning of the week versus the end of the week. the whole season is getting extended. the challenge this year is going to be six days shorter than last year. >> yes. >> so there's going to be a big scramble for discounting and all that too. >> can you imagine going shopping on thanksgiving day? >> no, i can't and the christmas creep starts earlier every year and start seeing rollouts and promotions in october and september and the countdown begins as early as july. retailers can do themselves one favor, don't open on thanksgiving. that is a pr disaster. have as many deals on-line as you want, people will be eating their turkey, surfing their ipad and buy stuff on-line but i just don't think they can -- >> rumbled through here i'm not sure what it was. i want to eat, drink, sleep, watch football that day. >> you have your tablet

looking at some numbers that we brought you on cnbc just a couple weeks ago from adobe, tumblr has theive engagement. twitter is right behind them. facebook actually worse. you might get worse treatment on facebook. >> how do you define engagement? if somebody calls you a jerk or whatever, they're engaging. >> that would be bad. no. i mean positive engagement. these are measures of positive engagement. it was over 400 million unique visitors. >> what's your view, stacy? >> i was going to ask the question, when twitter went public a few days ago at a certain price. how is it doing now? >> it went like this to 50. it's still a little above its ipo price. it's well below the peak it touched intraday as everybody did this with the stock. >> how does that compare to facebook, for example? >> facebook did this. let me give you my yale school -- nonyale school. it's two ls. that's the facebook ipo. >> it's doing okay now. it took about a year to get back on its feet. okay. also coming up on "american greed," yourself. be sure to catch stacy for an all new "american greed" episode. the fugitiv

but the data that i've seen recently that we brought you here on cnbc from adobe showing that engagementhe possibility of really amping up ads there is significant. that makes me think we could be in another situation where people aren't foreseeing the mobile revenue like with facebook and a lot of these naysayers could be wrong. >> i don't know that they're naysayers. all these people like the company. it's hard not to -- for those of us who use twitter hard for us not to see the opportunity, especially the disruption it could have in our business the news business. with some of these guys are seeing between here and what you're talking about john, whether a quarter or two quarters from now or four quarters the way wall street thinks, short-term mentality, all it takes is one quarter of things not being quite right and they won't get the amazon premium and still they'll get hit and then therein lies the opportunity to buy. if you go with a greater fool's theory at a lower price. >> a quick question here. herb, i understand that twitter will be added to the global index etf this week, po

it says hackers from the group known as anonymous exploited a flaw in adobe software to steal sensitive information. the memo from the fbi says the breach involved personal information and even bank accounts in computers at the u.s. army, department of energy and other agencies. >>> a child who was apparently quite a handful and that may be redundant apparently a prosecutor is not buying it. >> i said, return a child? what are you talking about, return a child? is there a return to sender stamp on these children? >> probably not. and now a couple of parents in big trouble with the law. >> yeah, we'll have that. plus our political power on the mess that is obama care and the fallout in congress. some democrats getting nervous about their jobs. forcing the president to play cheerleader in chief. >> you know, i am very frustrated, but i'm also somebody who, if i fumbled the ball, you know, i'm going to wait until i get the next play, then i'm going to try to run as hard as i can. [ woman 1 ] why do i cook? to share with family. [ woman 2 ] to carry on traditions. [ woman 3 ] to come togeth

adobe puerto rico has a default on its debt. it has taken extraordinary measures to handle its financial affairs. i think it is monday good. adam: i appreciate your being here because we had other people who said just the opposite. good to have both sides of this. all the best to you. >> my neck is out there, thanks. adam: hope you do better than the thanksgiving turkey. lori: let's get an update on the markets, the dallas up before points. lessee nicole petallides on the stock exchange, taking a look at a company david einhorn is moving hire. nicole: is great if you are of land hoping 17, 16,000 levels and making money in your 401(k) and iras. micron raising the target to $18 today and in this hour we are watching closely because feeling capital's and data 9 koren was reportedly saying he had a long position at micron technology, this is reported from the new york city robin hood investment conference and was reported on twitter he said exactly is that and they continue to challenge the conventional computer with a. in the mean

adobe expecting strong cyber sales this season with or without bad weather.s, brad. tell us, what do you guys look for in terms of sales growth this holiday season with black monday, sunday, all of that stuff. >> we expected another strong online shopping season. we look at the last seven years of history over half a trillion on retail transactions to come up with this transaction. lastly we came within 1%. wwith it another strong showing this year. for instance cyber monday will be $2.2 billion day. dennis: 15%. >> exactly. dennis: what are you saying about thanksgiving day on its way to becoming black friday. >> i think that is the story of the online shopping season, they has given three years ago was really a below average shopping day. this year it will crack the billion dollars mark up over 20% year-over-year. we will be at thanksgiving dinner watching football and shopping on our mobile devices. dennis: this is again based on actual survey projectable stuff. mobile this year, 15% of total online purchases, what was that percentage share a year ago? >>

if you started doing content that was things people didn't want to pay for so he wouldn't have that adobe, and i think that for me to suc disrupe standpoint -- let me take a step back. what you see in the community overall and across the internet is people almost like the netflix example of taking advantage of situations to be disruptive to gain audience. you basically disrupt the information flow up with happening at larger publications. i have been a huge investor in those things but the reality is i think there's a book called park rose. if you read the book, you see something inside of those books that is the same thing happening on the web right now which is people are using different forms of content bloggers, twitter feeds to disrupt people's flow and there's a difference between the journalism of people in the development and then what happens is they turn it into journalism. there is very well-known properties that started off as disruptive and us soon as they got enough audience and they said we can make this into a business they said was moved more towards journalism come and t

we have received compelling letters of support and companies like adobe, coca-cola, nascar, and the consumer electronics association with over 2000 member committees. the u.s. chamber of commerce, and i believe the chamber is resented in the audience today, as is the u.s. business leadership network, which submitted a letter from over 50 companies in support of the treaty, including microsoft, ibm, at&t, merck, jpmorgan, and northrop grumman, to mention a few. i want to recognize former president and ceo of the financial services roundtable steve bartlett, who is here. when he was in the house, he was a leader in the effort to pass the ada, and we appreciate his presence. we received individual letters from 84 nonprofit disability and religious organizations like the red cross, easter seals, and special olympics. not to mention sign-on letters representing over 1000 friends groups. we have heard from individuals, some not so well-known, and some very well-known citizens, like colin powell, a chinese human right activist, loretta clairborne, and dr. jordan, the president emeritus of gallaudet

tracking mechanisms like those you henced that came up every time you would download, say, a product like adobe flash player, things like that, to keep track. i was astonished when i learned that both presidential campaigns the last time around, romney and obama's groups, put cookies and other tracking mechanisms like web beacons on your computer to see where you went on the web. did you go to a religious site, did you go to a porn site if they admitted they looked for those sort of things so they could target an individual message to you to make you more likely to vote for them. so these are tracking mechanisms. i mean, i love dictionary tom. i had no idea that when i look up a word on it, it put 233 cookies on my computer to track where i went. i think it's out of line with other rights that we have. think about it. i have privacy rights off line, i have a right to express myself. but if data's collected and used against me, i'm losing those rights in the digital world. and when you think about it, think about the recent revelations about the nsa has ordered verizon, for example, to turn over

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it's bigger than john deere, bigger than charles schwab, adobe systems and norfolk southern, one of theies in america. for more perspective, look at this. if you look at twitter's valuation, it is, again, bigger than autozone and coach combi d combined. it is twice the size of ralph lauren, and get this, kelly, guys, three times the size of luxury jeweller tiffany. back over to you guys. >> incredible. and the same size of companies that have thousands more employees, as well. dominic chu at headquarters keeping an eye on it. thanks, dom. >>> when you think about twitter, there's probably nothing more iconic than the hashtag. so where did the idea come from? we'll ask the guy who invented it, chris messina, when "squawk on the street" continues. stay with us. ♪ don't carry me too far away in today's markets, a lot can happen in a second. with fidelity's guaranteed one-second trade execution, we route your order to up to 75 market centers to look for the best possible price -- maybe even better than you expected. it's all part of our goal to execute your trade in one second. i'm derrick