the move to the cloud -- adobe is an embedded security play. problem here with all these guys, i look at adobe and the valuation, that's not typically how i like to play. it's very, very expensive. but that is the move. it's the move to cloudy like more. >> in cyber security, there is one stock we have followed from its peak and back again. firefly, up 22% year-to-date. >> we've had the but off 15%. the stock got obliterated. since then, it's done well. i think fire eye is interesting. i still think best in breed is palo alto networks, which is expensive. i get it. and the journal had an article stating exactly that. and they also said it's not as expensive as it seems. and if you look, their growth rate maybe sports a multiple we see. >> pops and drops. a pop for imax. up 2%. >> doing again, laser technology just released "furious 7." it's a company that continues to find ways to raise that multiple. it's a very expensive stock, but i wouldn't bet against these guys. this is not news to buy the company. >> drop for qualcomm. >> march 9th, marc

. >> no longer using wild animals in their shows it means thousands of tigers and loifns, lions adobe raszebras will be without carry. >> we are in shock what are we going to do e-do? >> this is where his tigers live. small cages are common in mexican circuses. >> they have released a slew of vil yoas depicting animal cruelty. >> i think circus has to evolve. for a long time they centered their show on december dressed up animals. >> caused 70 circuses to close their doors for good. their animals are in limbo kept for now in ranches like this one. in storage for the last couple of months with the circus that owns them needing to pay. >> who's going to maintain them? unfortunately the circus people don't have enough money to keep them. >> the government said it will look to zoos and sanctuaries to take on the afternoon malls but many don't have l years for the area for more animals. this. >> they don't have the infrastructure to care for them. >> the future remains clear the animals will shortly are without their chief attractions. john holman, al jazeera. >> the wife of james brady sa

this happened near the adobe creek golf club. the ntsb is looking into the crash, and the pilot has not been identified. >> and now, she is called a miracle patient. a young girl has been dismissed from the hospital after a three-month bout with the flu. >> and the doctors say it is a highly unusual case, and ian kole with the story. >> reporter: it has been a very bu busy day at the benioff children's hospital, because it is an opportunity to get a picture with 8-year-old patient lydia ledford. >> she is a star in the hospital. >> reporter: you see on christmas day, lydia got a cough, and it would not stop. >> she did not have a fever, and one day, i was snuggling with her, and she was breathing very fast. >> reporter: her mom took her to the urgent care in bakersfield, and soon after, she was airlifted here. >> it was bad. really bad. >> reporter: and the next three months would be scary, and unpredictable, and lydia had to be hooked up to a machine that is removes carbon dioxide from the lung and most patients are hooked up to

adobe, 152, look at these names, chase, target this is terrifying business hacks. so we are talking about hacks we have had you on the show before. they can really threatened lives, good hackers and bad hackers, they are called this white hat and the black hat hackers how can they be used by the government and private companies to make sure something like this never happens again i think basically admit to ourselves that rewitness good at cyber security, and there's a lot of reasons but i think a lot stem from how executives approach this program. and honestly, a lot of them are not considered meres to the other executives they work with, so i don't know if an event like sony will raise the importance of information security within an organization. hopefully raise the importance of someone like a chief information security officer but if you don't have buy in from the top, you won't be able to execute any. i am sure if we talk to the folks doing security i am sure they have identified this before. as far as hiring people that understand how to do this, it is import

pulled together at that time jesse jackson who bought stock in some in some of the major companies a adobe hp microsoft oracle ibm they all came to the table. we don't want to deal with san francisco directly was their biggest complaint and we asked them why and they said you are too political and now they have all come to the table but they have come to the table now at their advantage because they have such a big advantage in the community and i passed out papers earlier we were funded from that particular program and that program allowed us to look at seniors it allowed us to look at youth, and it allowed us to look at vocational training throughout the entire community of western addition i've been involved in trying to create something much bigger in the bayview and i'm saying i'm in support and mr. br u.s. o did a very good report yes we can do it in san francisco but we have to combine the politics and deal with what needs to be done in the community thank you. >> thank you mr. williams. >> next speaker. >> hi i'm the executive director of community technology network a part of sf c

it happened about 12:30 today near adobe creek golf and country club. emergency crews rushed to the crash finding the ultralight plane a mangled mess. these types of planes have very small engines made of lightweight materials. but authorities say multiple people called 911 saying they saw that plane go down. the ntsb is investigating. authorities say the pilot was the only one on board and was declared dead at the scene. >>> san francisco's police chief says eight of his officers deserve to lose their jobs suspending them after text messages were sent between more than a dozen officers in the department. chief greg suhr is recommending 7 officers be fired and an 8th already resigned. six other officers involved are still under review. the scandal could taint thousands of criminal cases. >> because the evidence of these racist texts affected the credibility of the officers, any case has to be looked at again. >> cases involving the officers as far as 10 years back will be reviewed. >>> a full confession and an apology from two south bay teenagers accuse

s and 1980's with the pc, and with software, with companies like oracle taking off, and microsoft, adobe, and apple, and all these local companies. and then the valley crashed really hard in the late 1980's. what i learned is, the talent, the latent talent, the number of people in the valley who were talented and qualified and skilled, who had been through the pc revolution, who had been through the early days of software, who just didn't have -- there was no real thing for them to do. the minute there was something to do, they all stood up and said, i want to be a part of that. for me it was a lesson in how the valley and technology industry more broadly is self renewing, self revitalizing. emily: so for someone who comes to silicon valley today, have they missed all the excitement, 20 years later? mark: this is my big learning. there is no way. it feels today like 20 years of progress with the internet. it feels like we are starting to get the payoff from all the hard work we have done over the last two decades. emily: ebay and hp recently decided to split up. you said they made those

keep that in mind when we see these bullish calls on adobe.g at marvel technology initiating the out perform rating out perform, highest on the street maribel's dominant position with cash flow, and creations from sale or money losing mobile hand set business and there could be interest in the chinese government in investing because 9 % of the lte engineering is in fact, in china. >> just noting that price target is at the high end of the price targets on the stock, only rbc is higher 21 a share, the average gist under 17 bucks a share. in stock, as always last anytime is an under the radar, smaller company, and today, it's masonite, the ticker is door. it's a maker of doors, starting coverage with an outperform $74 target. not a lot of upside, 8 %, but bringing out names you don't know about normally. >> yes. this has a nice run for door and, in fact this is a new 52 week high in today's session. >> someday, my love will open that to your heart, melissa. thank you. let us talk more stocks, energy names, and this is trading nation traders trad

the plane, an experimental plane called a quick silver 1042 went down in a field not far from the adobe creek golf course around 12:30 this afternoon. the pilot was found dead inside the aircraft. the pilot's identity has not been released. no word yet as to where the plane was headed or coming from. but the crash happened about five miles from petaluma municipal airport. >>> a hazardous materials crew is in the process of cleaning up meth labs found in a san hojose apartment. officers discovered materials and chemicals consistent with the lab this morning after neighbors reported a strong odor. no one was in the apartment on cherry lane in the willow glen neighborhood. police are now investigating. >>> a broken ankle is apparently the only injury a 2-year-old suffered after falling out affa two-story window. it happened this morning. the boy was playing with his brother and simply fell through a window screen. he was taken to uc davis medical center. a very lucky boy. >> yeah absolutely. >>> all lanes of 880 south are open again near fremont after a two-car accident a short time ago. s

scott belsky is the vice president of products and community at adobe.nd christian lemieux is the founder of well studio. and creative director of wayfair. it's fun to have you both here. you both started your companies, grew them and then sold them to public companies. you have similar experiences. all right. let's get to the first question. it's top out taxes. sorry, taxes. coming up. >> i think the main question i would have is how to make sure you're covering all the bases you need to have in terms of lethality with taxes. i have an attorney and i have a financial person but i'm not really sure i'm doing everything i need to do. >> this gets to the point of hiring people that you can trust. how do you find them? you can't just find any attorney, any accountant? >> i've been through this in a very interesting way. i had sort of just a general tax adviser/accountant and then i found out there are people who specialize in industries so i hired somebody that specialized in the manufacturing andersen terd around creative business and he was able to walk m

that does that and what is interesting is the scientific community, expert community joined i might adobe russia, china, germany france, great britain, their experts all agree with us. so this is not just the united states of america. this is a global mandate issued by the united nations to be able to negotiate with iran, they are the ones who created the beginning of this and the congress assisted bypassing sanctions helping to bring iran to the table. the whole purpose of the sanctions was to have a negotiation, now we are having that negotiation and i think we have earned the right through that we have achieved in the interim agreement and what we have laid out in this parameter that has been set forth, we have earned the right to be able to try to complete this without interference, and certainly without partisan politics. >> schieffer: let me shift quickly, the press met with raul castro yesterday, the president and said he would consider your recommendations on whether or not cuba should be removed from the list of nations that sponsor terrorism, what did you meet? >> what what did

such as adobe not being updated, the malware can affect the computer.'s a chain reaction. >> in the scheme of protecting yourself, how much is a technology solution and how much of it is it just to make your employees aware of things they could be doing wrong? >> security aware sns the number one thing looks in all companies. we train your employees. at the very least, you should have security awareness training annually. a lot of companies don't do that but should. teach your employees what threats are out there. show them what to open what not to open how to do things in a safe manner. it's just not happening. >> where do i get that? i'm a small business and listening to you and say, okay i want to do this annually. is there a powerpoint or perception to download to show my employees? >> there are a lot of online tutorials you can send your employees to. a lot of companies also hire spikers to come out. that's much more engaging and people will pick up and have much better experience as well. >> thank you so much. this is such an important topic. it's

the whole adobe wall -- the last rate of comanche power that quanah parker led was in effect a giant revenge raid. it was in part because of the death of his bother. -- his father. they were very brutal. so were all plains indians. so were the native americans in the terms of treatment of captives and torture and revenge raids. if you are a historian in the field, you have to come to terms with that. it happened. i think there was -- perhaps i was a little my youth when i started writing, but i remember someone was interviewing me on the radio and a set -- set, did you not to stop and take a deep breath before you sat down and wrote a complete revision of history to native americans? i am thinking him a complete revision of history? what he meant was, there was a notion popular particularly in the 1960's and the best example would be a book called barry meyer heart at wounded knee -- barry -- bury my heart at wounded knee. they were nice, fundamentally decent people who were steamrolled by this culture that broke its treaties and destroyed them and massacred them. it was a one-sided

adobe walls, the last spasm of power that one of parker led -- quanah parker led was in part because of the death of his father. the comanches were very brutal, so were all plains indians so were all native americans in terms of treatment of captives. if you are a historian in the field you have to come to terms with that because it happened. perhaps i was a little naive when i started writing the book but i remember somebody was interviewing me on the radio after my book first came out and said did you have to stop and take a deep breath before you sat down and wrote a complete revisionist history of native americans? and i am sitting there, thinking fast, complete revisionist history? what you meant was, and i have gotten the court -- what he meant was, and i have gotten the question since then, there was a notion that was popular particularly in the 60's, and the best example would be a book called "bury my heart at wounded me" but there were others, the impression was that the indians were the gentle and spiritual people fundamentally decent people who were steamrolled by this cu

east washington street and adobe road and track the moisture over the next couple hours or over the nextcouple hours or.so the lit rain right around vallejo at 11:00 o'clock. 11 vallejo at 11:00 o'clock. 11:30 here an moving into san jose shortly after 1:00 a.m. early tomorrow morning. most of the rain will fall while many of us are sleeping. saturday morning march of dimes has tell these in and out many location with the march of dimes. do notice dry sky but mainly cloudy conditions an temperatures in the upper 50's to lower 60's. for the event. accu-weather 7 day forecast show you the showers early on tomorrow. by sunday we are dry sunny and warling up the sunday is the dryer of the 2 day as. monday warm-up significantly with little change in the forecast into early next week. so how do the umbrella early on tomorrow afternoon then drying out. >> perfect thank you drew. >> protect father out there may want to take point frer this dad. take a look at the t-shirt he made his daughter wear it says stay clear boys this is my dad. it has a picture of dd shirtless as you can see he's quite f

that plane experimental craft called a quick silver 10 42 went down in a field not far from the adobe creek golf course 12:30 this afternoon. witnesses say they heard a pop before the pilot went down. some speculate the pilot may have been trying to make an emergency landing. pilot was found dead inside the aircraft. his name not yet released. crash happened about 5 miles from petaluma municipal airport. >> former santa clara county supervisor who admitted to playing dirty politic not serve any time in jail. george sheer you could out of the superior court today free man. judge sentenced him to 45 days of community service 3 years probation plus fines and fee for his role in sending out a phoney campaign flier that painted an opponent of his political ally as a communist sympathizer. that flier went to vietnamese american voters in 2010. sheer had very little to say about it today. >> i don't speak direct but i was treated fairly today thank you. >> he already served seven month ins jill for other crimes month ins jill for other crimes. >>> we have more ahead for you here tonight on t

it happened about 12:30 today near adobe creek golf & country club. >>> an apology and confession today from two teenagers accused in the death of audrie pott. the saratoga teen took her own life days after passing out at a house party and was sexual assaulted. her attackers drew on her body and took cell phone photos and were shared with classmates at saratoga high. her parents filed a wrongful death suit going to trial next week. instead the parents of the two boys will pay $950,000 to settle the case. but the two teenagers will have to do more. they will be required to take part in a documentary about the case and speak honestly about what happened. also, each will have to go on a public speaking tour going to 10 high schools talking about drinking, "sexting" and sharing nude photos. the third teenaged boy involved reached a separate settlement with audrie's parents last month. >>> tonight a new pitch to use technology to prevent tragedies along the caltrain tracks. it's where desperate teenagers are too often resorting to suicide. new at 6:00 kpix 5's christian hartnett live in palo

there's the adobe east. if you like art and history, this town has got it all. the st. site where the church was built, ready, in 1610 before the pilgrims came over. new mexican hospitality. took a great tour of the indian ruins which is fascinating. there's the church. "factor" tip of the day, you cannot go wrong visiting new mexico, land of enchantment. that's it for us tonight. check out the fox news "factor" website, different from billo'reilly.com. spout off about the "factor" from anywhere in the world. o'reilly@foxnews.com. name and town, if you wish to reply. word of the day do not be de loose delusive, good word don't be delusive writing to the "factor." we'll have senator corker as our lead guest tomorrow and that should be -- should be news breaking. all right? so president's in a tight spot here. if he vetoes and doesn't allow congress to have oversight on this treaty, that's really going to be something. it's a very big story and we hope you join us tomorrow night. again thanks for watching us tonight. miss megyn warming up in the bullpen. i'm bill delusive

high-profile signatures on the letter, charles [ indiscernible ] cofounder and current cochair of adobe. in the newsroom, elizabeth cook, kpix 5. >>> you have about five hours and 58 minutes to get your tax return postmarked but julie watts explains why this year many are told to file them using false information. who would give you that advice? >> well, the feds are actually giving folks that advice. thousands of americans may be filing inaccurate tax rushes tonight because they have been told to ignore mistakes made by "covered california" and other federal and state healthcare exchanges. >> i need my tax refund. >> i want to file on time. >> reporter: but like thousands, stacy and jeff have been forced to wait months. diligently checking the mail for tax forms "covered california" was required by law to get them back on february 2. >> they have had plenty of time. they knew this was coming. >> sure, it is our responsibility to get the forms out on time. um, and accurately. >> reporter: "covered california's" dana howard was not available for an interview today but last month chalked

the wreckage is near the adobe creek golf club. the ntsb is looking into the cause of the crash. the pilot has not yet been identified. >>> job growth in the u.s. has slowed for the first time in a year. a long streak of gains. the latest jobs report today shows employers added about 126,000 jobs. that's the fewest since december 2013. experts blame some of the slowdown to the bad weather across much of the u.s. in salt lake city today, president obama said he hopes to work with congress an more job creation. >> rebuilding our infrastructure all across the country. those are jobs that can't be exported, and not only does it put people to work right now, it makes us competitive over the long-term. >> construction, manufacturing, and restaurants showed the most growth last month. economists are hopeful hire willing jump in other areas after seeing various job websites flooded with open positions. >>> what should have been a sentencing turns into high drama inside a courtroom today. i'm kimberly tere live in san jose with the details on the sentencing of a former south bay politicia

they have to do something similar to what adobe was able to do with be enhance.nity for artists able to show off their work, learn new things and create markets for themselves. linked in has to create a marketplace of skills here, but they have -- they're in a unique position where they have all the tools and infrastructure to make that happen. jeff weier and his team have a pretty good track record of being able to execute on these things. they did it in content pretty well. they've been building that out and in marketing also. we've see how they do. >> stock is down modestly when i looked at it. i think the issue with the deal, paying ten times revenue, did $150 million, ten times revenue, whenever i say ten times revenue what the deals get, people give me a hard time about it. time and time again, ten times, the issue only 20% annual revenue growth. you want to be growing 50%, 100% to get that robust multiple on revenue without looking at ebitda. i think that's why people might not be thrilled about it. >> i wouldn't necessarily worry about that so much. it's

sales force, adobe, consumer internet is still big. one of the great things is to understand the difference between companies that get on mobile, and companies that benefit from mobility. so, investor in the companies that really benefit, the yooubers. they benefit from having it with you, always strg on, always transact location-based things. those are hot right now. >> dan, great to see you. >> thanks for having me. welcome. next time you're here, we'll have the giants in town. >> actually that park is so gorgeous. >> dan rosen. >>> all right, let's gate check on the markets right now. still trading in the green as they have more much of the morning. s&p hitting a record intraday high, you're looking at it right now at 2120, dow is up by about 38 points right now. powered by apple which of course we get earnings from apple after the bell. shares of apply materials though falling after the company announced it would drop its merger with tokyo after the doj said the deal would not allow for sufficient competition. that was supposed to

possible impacts, one would be positive for businesses that do web design and possibly for companies like adobes to do that. another is i imagine some businesses are going to have to decide, do we want to attack mobile through the web or do we want to do it through apps? might this push people away from the web because of the cost of remaking the old legacy page? >> yeah, a lot of it is not as difficult as you're saying. can you do certain mobile-friendly things on your website. we think about it a lot at recode. should we have the app? should we do this? how do people access it? in general the bottom line is you have to have a website that's mobile-friendly. i could say it's google's world we all live in it, but it's a mobile world and we all live in it. if you have a business, you have to be mobile-friendly. it's a weird word, mobile-friendly. it will be whatever it is. whatever way the technology goes, businesses have to adapt. whatever the cost. >> kara, switching gears briefly. talk about the antitrust standoff with the eu. you sat down with president obama a while ago and asked him about

contaminate a network is for one person to unwittingly access an infected file that looks realistic, like an adobeupdate or an email that pretends to be from apple support. and then what happens when they click on them? >> mandia: they compromise their machine. and now that machine, being on the inside of a corporate network, can be used as a beachhead to increase access. >> kroft: and that's what happened at sony. eventually, the north koreans were able to obtain the passwords and credentials of the company's computer system administrators and build them right into the malware that carried out the attack. with help from anybody? >> mandia: you know, anything's possible. i simply don't know. >> kroft: how sophisticated was the malware that they used? was this brand-new stuff? >> mandia: it was sophisticated enough that it works on the vast majority of companies. you know, the f.b.i. is quoted as saying this would work at over 90% of the companies that they deal with. >> jon miller: we're going to see more and more companies hacked. we're going to see deeper levels of destruction. >> kroft: so you'

economics behind this, on one hand, you do have the imovies of the world, on the other hand, you have adobes creative cloud that's making it easy for people to try out the software and pay for what they want to use. given that those two big companies are offering rivals to you, how do you make a compelling value proposition that makes people stick up for your platform instead of going to one of them? >> well first of all, we have the standard in the industry. about 100% of any major film studio uses avid today. any ace award, all the major oscars, every grammy, they're using avid software. 70% of broadcast television, 70% of paid content today on the music side, all your favorite movies that you see and watch and enjoy are predominantly using avid for the most part. we swept the ace awards this year, speaking of major motion film. the issue is for the industry, the large enterprises is the business is changing fairly dramatically because content creation and consumption is going crazy, but modernizing the assets have changed radically. engaging with your community easier, lowering of using

the storm that is passing most of to our north could swing round the some accounting adobe about as fare screen. >>dan rubin: world now attempt to rebound very nicely did not attack the with the code just get is not with the quite that cold a little chilly afternoon highs we have 65 for san francisco 67 and rich and 73 for lead double the for concord as well 57 harris 74 appliance and parents in the inland areas by the close of the temperatures for the morning hours a lot of shower activity along the california or the board will have a 6 degree follow the screens sunday and monday from oakland they're after gone from 66 of what up to 78 by letter in the coming week >>marty gonzales:we just did a story about a woman's body found mummified in an apartment. authorities say she was a hoarder. this saturday at 9:15am we have eduardo vega, executive director of the mental health association of sf as a guest. he can talk about what hoarding is. the dangers. the signs. and the help they can provide for hoarders -- including peer responders who are former hoarders and what they think might be th

just about the time when you think getting out of the saddle sounds like a good idea, you arrive at adobefast fit for a hard working cowboy or cowgirl. fruit pastries, pancakes, and biscuits and gravy, just to name a few before saddling up and heading back. the ranch also holds a bbq bootcamp a couple times a year where guests can saddle up to the grill and learn cook like a pro. it's run by the alisal executive chef pascal godÉ and hitching the alisal is also one of those places where visitors are encouraged to slow down. the guest cottages don't have televisions or phones. work. there is reliable internet though for those being out of touch. when sunshine is your goal, ojai, just a couple hours north of los angeles in ventura county, has that year-round mediterranean climate going for it. but all that sunshine doesn't just make for happy people, it makes for happy pixies. as in the fruit, not the fairies with sparkly dust. these sweet, little tangerines are a source of pride and april is pixie tangerine month in ojai and there's all sorts of ways visitors can savor their sweet taste. ev

the thing that we cannot comment on is a detailed because adobe the details have yet been worked out in terms of how the inspections would work, how the limitation on research would work. and so until we see those details we really can't comment about whether this is a good deal or this is not a good deal. but like i said at the beginning, everybody wants a good deal that prevents iran from developing an atomic bomb. >> we have two more minutes and come in terms of permission to be in here. your views about the newly formed arab league military coalition response force and with regard to how can one really back president hadi we needed to engage in deliverables in terms of what the yemeni people expected, demanded, needed? and would that not rule out some role for possibly saleh given his role in keeping ago a relative sense of security and stability in yemen are not just years but decades? is he completely out of the picture? i mean come in geneva with regard to syria it seems as though people locked himself into a corner by saying that bashar all aside moscow, and i see references