>> guest: this is adobe in design making sure it is in place. you can see it is fuzzy. i will go through and make sure. but once i get this done it will be pretty much ready for the press on the art side. we don't have a headline here that's going to happen later. but it's still a work in progress. it would be two days before we close. we are going to go to the press tomorrow with this and it will have all of its parts. if i check that one into the system into a database to check all of the pages if we check that and i could pull back here and see an image. the grey ones are ads. we don't know what they are going to look at yet if i can see the editorial pages and i get a copy of this to the art director to make sure the pages look nice together on the spread area to take sure we don't have the art across the middle of the page for too many pages in a row. that is just a really good overview of the section and if i see green on top i know i've got the high-resolution art in place it is a little fuzzy because they don't have the art in that and that this will be eventual

. >> we're learning to make adobe bricks. >> yay! >> and that's not all. we're also giving solar cooking a try. >> plus keep your eyes peeled. >> we are here to observe and record all of the birds, mostly birds, including the quail, magpies and the woodpecker. >> on the hunt for wildlife. >> we counted 23 birds. >> it's all in a day's work for these guys. >> and talk about a big microscope. how these teens are using it to study photosynthesis. it's one way to create

the 12% a year from an adobe report that tracked traffic from a than 5000 sites.not break down which specific sites were hurt, but according to the small business administration, more than 90% of small business websites are not compatible with mobile. how this plays into the hands of google is something that maybe will be clear in the second quarter, earnings results which we will cover tomorrow. turning now to india, where e-commerce is taking off. there is huge potential leading the charge, flip card. the largest online retailer and a pioneer in mobile. indians turning to their smartphones for everything and banking to dating, flipkart says soon it is the only place that will be shopping. they have a long history in silicon valley. talk about how indian shoppers shop on mobile and how it is different from what we know in the u.s.. guest: i think mobile is incredibly mainstream in india. there is a fundamental shift in terms of users, verses in the u.s. people say there is an app for everything in the u.s., but in india people use an app for everything. if you wa

there is exciting growth in stocks we are covering like salesforce or adobe.mily: how confident are you that they can get to this and a good amount of time? >> there is a debate today about private company versus public valuation. this may be a mild disappointment in terms of growth rate, but this is an $8 billion business growing and 88%. it would have a $55 billion market cap, standing alone. $8 billion business is growing 88%, that is a really good thing. it is a business that microsoft has to grow. in the context of microsoft, which is humongous colossus, it is not big enough. that is a key area for him to be growing as fast as a yes regardless of the short-term disappointment. i am not a wall street person, i'm an industry watcher. on the macro basis, microsoft is moving in a very good direction. emily: what would you say about the windows 10 rollout happening next week. it is supposed to be a very big deal, offering to most people for free. but microsoft is changing. what you expecting with the windows 10 rollout? >> we think is a swing factor. the opera

this is all adobe acrobat types. you don't see the old negatives and frames that started happening when i was doing them back in the day. >> once you send off what you send off how quickly can this be printed? >> guest: i have had close out at 5:00 transmit between 5-6 and have copies back in the morning or overnight. ... >> it's something i have to speak to them about. but once i get this done, it'll be pretty much ready for press on the art side. the text still has to go. we don't have a headline here, that's going to happen later. credits aren't quite on. but it's still a work in progress. this normally would be two days before we close. we're on a short week because of memorial day so we're making up for lost time, but we're going to go to press tomorrow with this, and it'll have all of its parts. so if i check that one into the system, and we use k4 which is a big database system to track all of our pages. if we check that in, i can pull back here and see an image of all the pages in this particular issue. the g

it burned more than 300 acres near pena adobe regional park.nce indicates fireworks were set off on a trail leading up to a radio tower around 9-30 saturday night. the fire was fully contained late sunday morning. police are now asking community members to help identify those responsible for the fire. still ahead. search and rescue crews find the body of a missing teenager - at lake sonoma. also - the u.s. women's world cup win is inspiring young girls around the bay area. what the win means to them. >> gary :the end coming up a little bit later in this broadcast we have the highlights for the giants. the a's are off at two of their players were honored. >> reporter :and more fog and clouds will continue around and i'll have your complete full cost coming at -- for over 60,000 california foster children, having necessary school supplies can mean the difference between success and failure. the day i start, i'm already behind. i never know what i'm gonna need. new school new classes, new kids. it's hard starting over. to help, sleep train is coll

second one that we want to own within the tech sector is adobe. name over the last two years every time it's tested that 200 it has held. recently breaking out through 80. 70 to 80 is the base. that counts to 90. 13 from here. a stock that we want to own as well. >> the context to these picks, do you like tech overall? >> let's think about tech as a sector. on monday 70% of the tech sector made a one-month low. that means you're typically pretty close to some type of a washout, some type of a bottom. and tech as a broader sector is also sitting right at the 200-day. we think we're probably close to a low. any undercut of the 200 we'd look to as a buying opportunity. so getting close to a washout i think these are two of the best names as we get ready for the back half of the year. >> chris varone, strategicus. facebook or adobe? >> facebook. in the case avenue doby the best days of the growth are behind it. facebook the international ad spend is 15%. i think that's what the street is saying. i bet that's very modest. their new ad formats are worki

. >> it would have held up adobe walls. >> reporter: 200 years later, jones and her team are using foundationsp the original settlement. >> we're making the map as we go. what we found was a map makers dream, which is a corner. >> visitors coming across the work site will likely hear something they wouldn't hear at most arc logical digs. they happily give visitors tours of the site. >> that's actually the original foundation. >> reporter: jones says it's taken a year to dig 250 years into the path. >> we go from 2015 all the way to 1776. >> reporter: she estimates it will take another two decades to fully map the original settlement. >> there's information we can gather about a period that we no little about. >> nbc bay area news. >> really cool piece of history to another, this one iconic piece of space history will a home at the smithsonian. >> one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> we're talking about the space suit that neil armstrong wore as he took the very first steps on the moon. this past monday the national air and space museum launched a kick starter to restore the s

. >> according to adobe's digital index, periscope is more popular, the only live streaming app that'sing money is you now. it has 5 million members and 100 million user sessions monthly. youtube stars will follow viewers and money. the ceo of digital talent manager big frame. >> our creators will be on twitter at some part of the day. and instagram is huge snap chat is huge. they're really just focused on where they're going to get the most bang for their buck. >> content and distribution giants will chase new viewers and the revenue they get with them. that's why terry is expecting a slew of acquisitions. >> they have to make sure they're going to make the right kind of content and channels and capabilities to be able to play in this new space. >> we'll see if they draw interest from giants here like youtube. julia julia borstyn. >> my son loves youtube. >> my 9-year-old is on youtube all the time. >> that's the future. >>> thanks have a great evening. you be back here tomorrow night. we look forward to that. >> the following kqed production was produced in high definition. i [ ♪musi

. >>> vacaville investigators say a 320-acre fire at pena's doeby park is suspicious -- pena adobe park is suspicious. families had to evacuate saturday night as flames burned over the hill. the open land, dry brush and strong winds all made the fire very dangerous. >> came over the crest of the hill and in the backyard. couldn't even see. we evacuated. >> there are several parts that blame illegal fireworks for starting this fire. the evacuated families were allowed to go pack home yesterday -- go back home yesterday. >>> warnings continue as there are continued sightings of great white sharks along the coast. as many as 15 great whites have been spotted near sea cliff state beach last month. scientists wonder if a possible el nino may be behind this. they i tickly arrive at the islands in the fall. >>> oakland is launching a new campaign. ktvu fox 2's tara moriarty grabbed a paddle and went out on the oakland estuary to show us what's going to be featured in the summer is cool campaign. >> reporter: oakland has so many hidden treasures. it boasts fresh, salty air, the sound of seagull

our family the bakery next to phil's, sidewalk juice, adobe books, the pizza place, press. there is a lot of news businesses on that street, and they are all prospers. i would like to say that we like to see that as a business, more prosperity. again, we know that future of our prosperity depends on the local people who live in that community. and that has been falling by the wayside to profit. and again, we want to say that the latino community is growing in numbers and is now the majority in california and have surpassed the anglo population. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> supervisors, thank you. especially supervisor campos. my name is lorraine garcia, former san francisco arts commission and federal commission for the national museum of the american latino and current advisor to the latino historical society. i am here probably going to focus in on some of the issues around conditional questions. i used to give out funds for the whole state of california, oversaw huge projects here for public art in san francisco. and also gave out funds in

adobe's asia president. ♪ haslinda: the u.s.ady to industry cement -- and by openingt embassies. it marks a major milestone but issues remain. among them, human rights, and demand for compensation for american properties confiscated. the world health organization come the firstbee country to eliminate mother to transmission's of hiv and sinless. -- syphilis. more than one million women went hiv around the world become pregnant. univisionmp has slept univision with a half billion dollar lawsuit over their decision to not air the miss universe pageant. hisays they have piloted right to free speech. we are going to have a look at the software company that makes pdfs and photoshop. ideally revamped that there business model. to a cloud-basedro system. thank you for joining us. tell us about this transformation. however toby is looking to the future. be here. is great to what we have done as a company's focus on moving from a traditional software model where customers access it through retail and move it to a cloud offering where rea

. >> this would have held up adobe walls or mud brick walls. >> now exactly 200 years later, they areement. >> we're making a map as you go and what we found was a map maker's dream, which is a corner. >> reporter: visitors would likely hear something he wouldn't here at most digs. >> welcome. >> they happily give visitors tours of the site. >> that's the original foundation. >>. >> reporter: joan says it's taking just a year to dig 250 years into the past. >> we go from 2015 all the way to 1776. >> reporter: still she standpoints it would take another two decades to fully map the settlement. >> a lot of information we can gather that we still no very little about. >> joe rho sato jr., nbc news. >>> a garage fire in gilroy, near fairview drive. about a mile east of christmas hill park. they got the flames out. nobody hurt investigators are looking into the cause. >> up next at 11:00, a transgender teen blazes a new trail. >>> i want to do it so i can have biological kids. >> the medical steps being taken to preserve fehr tell the, and how it could help others. people who are comfortab

vacaville investigators say the cause of a 320-acre fire at pena adobe mark is suspicious.ew video that shows how the area that burned looks this morning. 200 families were evacuated from their homes saturday night as flames bushed over the hills. the oakland land dry brush and strong wind all made this fire especially dangerous. >> came over the crest of our hill, right in the backyard. couldn't even see, the smoke was so bad. that's when we evacuated. >> there are several reports that blame illegal fireworks for starting the fire. the evacuated families were allowed to go back moment yesterday and they could see just how close flames could the to their home. >>> 8:10. tough story, a 78-year-old church volunteer recovering from head injuries. someone attacked her and stole her car outside of a church in the sierra foothills. mary grace has been a volunteer at st. patrick's church in grass valley for about ten years. now, she was opening up the church early yesterday, as she does most sunday mornings, police say that's when she was hit in the head, dragged to the side of th

not like adobe stones you build homes with. >> correct.in the form of a wall. >> ibm is interesting and a tough story. 13 straight quarters of declining sales at ibm. ginny remidy. >> when ceos lead is that a telltale sign? >> today after the bell it's a full slate. we will be looking for signs of a china slowdown particularly from apple. even if apple doesn't see the impact, it will be names like dom said nvidia and broadcom. just to remind you, apple, microsoft, yahoo, gopro reporting earnings after the bell. we've got the voice of siri to announce apple's earnings at 5:00. >> do you want me to call in and debate live talk? >> no. done with that. done. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara he's nen for kelly evans. >> i'm bill griffeth. dow down 200 points. united technologies and ibm accounting for more than half of the decline in the dow today. we will debate whether those two stocks could have the way for more earnings drama to hit the broader markets. >> both of those companies citing concerns in

. >> some companies like adobe have said their target something better.s are more relevant. how much of facebook and google running away with this? >> well certainly mobile advertise something the fastest growing sector in the digital world. this year it will account for about 35% of all digital advertising. facebook is really positioned tremendously to benefit from mobile. one of the benefits of mobile it allows you to access the internet whenever and wherever you want. people have this insatiable appetite to keep track of what all of their friends are saying and doing. one out of every five minutes on mobile is facebook. more impressive is that in total one out of every six minutes spent on facebook and the u.s. and they have 215 million visitors in a month. >> one of every six minutes -- >> spent in total. >> mobile -- >> plus desk top. >> that's everything? >> correct. staggering. the beauty for facebook and i think the other social platforms of mobile. is that the platform allows these mobile ads to be delivered in a very natural way. especially now

i think he has every right to throw off that sense of daddy looking over his shoulder, and adobe does. [inaudible] >> -- and i hope he does. >> do you have any observations about june 15 the governors dissipation or lack of participation, what it's going to be on the major issues that are coming up on june 15 based on your knowledge of him? in other words if i understood you -- >> june 15 is the end of the term? >> much legislation in new york. >> i can happily docket out by saying -- doc that -- the book close on january when i finish those last changes so i frankly don't know. let's have one more. let's not end on and i don't know. [laughter] spirit if nobody else -- somebody -- >> i don't know if this is working. >> speak loudly. >> based on what i produce it and it sounds like your knowledge of him is very extensive, do you see him being truly able to run for president and had a good chance of winning if he does? >> i thought about that a lot over the last three years. first, there's the level of issues, and whether he's running into trouble like things like teachers, education th

as much is possible one of our strengths are in adobe to some of the puerto rico is the way i feel a part of her strength is our integrity and transparency in the fact that we report what exactly we see with our own eyes and ears and try to stay away from speculation. >> i must say because of the crash i have the opportunity to report much more we have. that is what you can say. it is getting more and more difficult to move around. i around. i was they're in june. right now you have to have passes from both sides of the conflict to get around. just talking to give you an example to get they're probably seven or 8 miles or something, the factory to just cross the frontline in on the checkpoints especially the ukrainian side, checking everyone very well now. these. these checkpoints. so it is difficult. one thing was surprised me a lot i must say that i referred to in 187 did not really affect the war much. krugman is caps on denying any involvement as well as in. and that is something scientists people who no much more politics thanand i do have to judge but is something that surprise

>> circum- adobe speculative on my part. i have been to jam in a couple times that the government they had was troubled and they have a huge amount of tribal and structuralism in there clearly iranian support to the houthis facilitated their actions in yemen. >> do you agree hezbollah would have a hard time surviving without iran? >> he was certainly not have the same capability they have today. >> my point is -- >> general, you are not answering the sender's questions. answer the question, do you believe the matter now? >> general, i am not trying to put you in a bad box and try to explain to the american people who the iranians are in what they are up to. that is all i'm trying to do. do you agree with me that they are a very destabilizing influence in the middle east? the largest sponsor of terrorism and we should know that? >> yes senator. >> you have indicated in 1975 the marine corps with the place is in a bad spot? you've come a long way. do you agree with me if we impose sequestration and fully implemented by 2021 th

flyby the space module but the size of canada in addition to individual pictures that have picked adobeion of a total which of action regarding the most people thought. >>darya: they're testing starts this monday in the 15th son of a cop to begin testing a robotic camera bill be mounted on the options chest or on their glasses bees, the part of a pilot program designed to improve accountability but critics are worried that the policy velez officers decided to turn the crime on and off on the mind of transparency of the camera supposed to create the camera is an important tool-the same kind of a professional offices with stillness allow them to have some discretion in how to perform a job. >>: will be for the on privacy they're taking a call from someone personal order and a hospital room for my possibly be at the request of a victim. >>darya: program is a work in progress and that there are sure to be unforeseen issues that will lead to policy changes and if all goes according to plan every officer in the part will be worm with a robotic cameras by early next summer. >>mark: you go behi

clifford with the insurance market on-site or research to the adobe gore to. to me this is a pretty simple claim to adjudicate the chickens. it is federal law they have to be destroyed in the indemnification that we verify it is ai and chickens are destroyed i know why the government coated check the odors of the chickens why does that take between four and six weeks? >> with regard to indemnification we can do that within one week or less but what we require is a flock plan to be signed with co pay indemnity and tell then it is the strategy and plan for that location specific to that location with regards to buy a security to ensure we do as much as they can to prevent real infection if there is no oh flock plan and they are reinfected we will do not - - we will not pay that a second time so there are things that we can do together to make that a lot quicker process my heart goes out to scott some of these are complex so one thing we do is decide one person to that facility to help them get through these. >> tel long did it take usda to inspect the flock? >>

. >>> adobe tracked amazon prime day and say it was tweeted 90,000 times by just yesterday afternoon.'t positive. there were some who liked the deals. about 23% of posters called prime day a great sale. >> did you get in on it? >> no. i looked early in the morning. >> no. >>> well, gas prices have been shooting up. we know that. we checked. prices went up 1 to 2 cents during the night. coming up in about 6 minutes we'll bring in a consumer expert answering your questions about why prices are so high and when we may see some relief. >>> high-speed chase crosses two counties and ends up with two people in custody. the troubling thing is what police found inside the vehicle. >>> good morning. we're looking at the east bay commute. highway 24 is still busy from la fayette to orinda. we'll tell you more about the east bay commute -- coming up. >>> slightly bigger fog bank today. more of a breeze. we'll see how that equals cooler temps or warmer temps. could be a tough call for some. we'll take a look at them. hey there fellow californians i know you're staying golden by managing your energ

around the end of april adobe numbers out yesterday showed that there was an impact where there were clicks on ads in mobile. higher prices for those ads but a lot fewer clicks. how will that shake out? will revenue come down because of that or will youtube results actually have a benefit beside that. then of course the currency headwind. a lot of things to watch for in what they talk for in these google results. >>> today's "powerhouse" is next. it is ranked the sixth largest city in the u.s. home to more than 200 golf courses. can you make that city? plus we usually showcase a celebrity house but this week the house is the celebrity. you have to stick around to see what we're talking about. you focus on making great burgers, or building the best houses in town. or becoming the next highly-unlikely dotcom superstar. and us, we'll be right there with you helping with the questions you need answered to get your brand new business started. we're legalzoom and we've already partnered with over a million new business owners to do just that. check us out today to see how you can become on

how about adobe a pa, rebuilding infrastructure in germany and thus rebuilding the economic engine of europe. so hawkins began to transition and get interested in postwar reconstruction and that would've been his ideal job in the high commissioner in berlin. he might've been ideal defensive is the only american and other roosevelt was dead to the soviets so trusted and he might have been able to promote better relations with the soviets. perry with a public official. he liked power and i can even see him around the summer of 45 realizing us is going to be relevant to the truman administration and maybe dangerous to be perceived as the softest person that administration. he has remarkably good relations of people becoming important and powerful ultimately george marshall april harriman, but harry is savvy enough and sure enough that he has to keep his relations with those people loping. he can't become like joseph davies or someone who is ultimately not called upon. he has this pragmatic stand said he is the one person stolen continues to trust and will meet with him at anytime of the

a copy of adobe photo shop costs 400 decide. glover would sell to it your for 20 including the cracks and patches you need gist it to work. a copy of auto cad would run you $1,500 retail. glover would sell to it you for 40. many of his best customers came from inside the plants and the ones hoe trusted most he had a bert deal. for 20 bucks a month you could build an unlimited description and didn't even need the disks. he set up his own site on a home serve, and once you bought a password you could download everything you wanted and you could find every movie that came out on dvd and the latest copies of games marks software and more. if you wanted something he didn't haver posted a request and he founded for you within the hour. video on demand -- this was 2004 -- was a at the text nothing to the future. wife knew glover it was here, now. he was running his own private netflix out of his house. that was his motivation. primarily. >> sounds like you were able to interview him? >> i found glover through this fbi prosecution so th

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