they're showcasing the partnerships and shell brate the good -- shell brate the goo they're doing.hanks for being here both of you. >> i love that headdress. the beautiful crown and flowers, a.j. tell us why it's so important for this restaurant to source locally? >> all predicated on sourcing local and talented chefs like carlos. they're building relationships with local farmers and producers and transforming the system. not only grate feat for the environment but keeps the money we're spending locally at the restaurants and the grocery store in our community. >> chef, you're going to show us what you're making with locally sourced items. a.j., why is it important for people like us, too, to then support restaurants like the restaurant who support local producers. >> we can read about the local restaurants in our magazine. come meet them at our event next monday. it's a longview gallery. what's great is relationships helps the farmers grow. it helps them to produce more things good for the environment. it helps us eat more seasonally and healthier food that tastes better. so by gi

. >> and in accuweather today it's a great brate start to the weekend but those winds are active andtive through the evening. live doppler 7 showing you've got bright sunshine outside, a clear scan. live doppler seven getting the day off. so a live look from sfo right now showing you the tree in the bottom of your screen, they are moving, the camera is shaking, those winds are actually increasing through the day today. look at our peek wind gusts so fr. the highest right now at sfo at this hour, 45 miles per hour, that's why the camera is shaking so much. nevada clocking 37 miles per hour, san jose 30 miles per hour wind gusts today and 28 miles per hour. right now you can still see that wind very busy, 38 miles per hour currently at sfor 20 miles per hour at mountain view, 20 nevada, and 24 at half moon bay. it's all about the wind direction. notice the wind is coming off of the ocean water. that ocean water sitting at 53 degrees. that's having a huge influence on our temperatures right now. we are well below normal for this time of year. right along the coast we're sitting in the 5

why were they schedule brating?> we had outsold viagra that year. >>> if you have ever posted or looked at a picture on instagram, you can thank kevin and mike. can kevin and mike launched the app. the platform now has 700 million active monthlyrs. how did they do it? nbc's a willie geist has their story. >> instagram was a start-up idea whose beauty was in its simplicity. take a single photograph of where you are or what you're doing, share it in realtime with the people in your life and give them an easy button to push to show they like it. that simple idea is now a global community. >> so let's talk about 700 million monthly users. you guys set out to do this 6 1/2 years ago. could you ever have dreamed being where you are today back then? >> no.. i think we started, you know, knowing that we wanted to bring this out to the world, but this is kind of beyond our wildest dreams when we were getting started back then. i remembering looking at mike and being like, i think we're on to something. meanwhile, he's stress

lot of the talent comes from continent, and brate problems can be caused. to consider both sides of the atlantic and the talent? >> yes. we don't have a great number of remote employees now, but it is something that as we get larger and more mature as an organization we are not able to accommodate. if we can't get one in that location, we can consider opening an oakes office in that location and bringing them on. it is a competitive market, but because web growing quickly and because of your presence in the tech industry, there are very, very few tech start-ups in the south africans areas that aren't existent software users. if you are in the bay area, especially if you are in tech, the perception is that everyone uses slack. so everyone wants to go where they have a big impact. we have a recruiting advantage. >> i have to ask what is next for slack? do weapon an i.p.o. in sight in the near future? >> i.p.o. would be years away. we are growing at a fair clip. predictability is hard, not the kind of predictability they will want in a public market. but priva