i went home and i learned how to do html. i put together my own website. up loaded my pictures and i learned how to do the whole design of the website. i taught myself how to do it. if you don't know, go learn. >> just the other day i had a problem with my computer and i called a friend of mine and he said all right, i'm gonna get inside your computer. all of a sudden my house is moving. i'm not touching anything. i find that very sexy. there is something -- >> that is the one thing i am really bad at is computers. >> he got the call, i need help with my computer. he thinks he is getting some. you really just need help with your computer. >> my computer talk is old school. the logo and the bask. basic. >> i don't understand. you think it is sexy when a guy gets in your computer and yet you called the cops on me four times. >> it hospital -- it shouldn't matter what i am doing. i agree. you don't need to know what html stands for, but you have to know it is not an std. this study by the way is probably bogus or unscientifically inaccurate at best. it is pos

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they're picking up html 5 and ruby on rails.hn white is a sophomore at vallejo high. >> a new language. it's like you learn -- like you're learning spanish but you're learning something else other than spanish. letters and numbers and symbols. >> repeat one more time? >> this is "the hidden genius project." a small nonprofit working to recruit young black men into the hi-tech sector. one of the few parts of the economy that's booming and aching for diversity. >> other people can help you -- >> the boys have to apply to the program and if accepted, they commit to classes twice a week in oakland. >> brian is a sophomore at the high school in richmond. he hopes for a football career and then a knee injury put him on the sideline. >> i didn't think i would be doing anything and this comes along, hidden genius project and it just opened -- i just thought it opened doors for me. >> brian lives with his grandparents who really like what he's doing. but don't quite get it. delores murray is his grandmother. >> i don't have any idea what

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they're picking up python and html-5 and ruby on rails. johnnel white is a sophomore at vallejo high. >> it's a new language. you learn, like you're learning spanish but you're learning something else other than spanish. and letters and numbers and symbols and all other stuff. >> reporter: this is the hidden genius project, a small non- profit that's working to recruit young black men into the high tech sector. it's one of the few parts of the economy that's booming and aching for diversity. >> the boys have to apply to the program and if accepted, they commit to classes twice a week in oakland. bryon muccular is a sophomore at salesian high school in richmond. he had hoped for a football career. then a knee injury put him on the sidelines. >> i didn't think i'd be doing anything in life and this comes along, hidden genius project, and it just opened, i just saw it open doors for me. >> reporter: bryon lives with his grandparents, who really like what he's doing, but don't quite get it. delores murray is his grandmother. >> i don't have an

he wanted to go to html, whatever -- that's not even it. that because adobe then morphed into something in the cloud. but he had a lot of companies on the run. samsung, did you get any sort of ideas about how he felt about samsung, his big competitor in the phone world? >> oh, i think, you know, he hated samsung. and for him the trials, the patent trials where they're involved in this epic battle is about painting samsung as a copyist. for me i, i don't know what that actual leads to because i'm not sure that any consumers are going to stop buying android galaxy phones because they're considered -- liz: they won't, because they overtake apple. but in the end, now you have tim cook and as we finish up, is he the man to lead this company? >> you know, i think he is the right man for today. it's just going to be a different company. you know, steve jobs was the center of this universe of apple as we know it. without him it's not going to be the same. liz: the book is called "haunted empire." our thanks to the author of it. "haunted empire: app

and i taught myself all the html stuff i needed to do to put together the web site. which wasn't hard to do. >> you taught yourself this? >> yeah, but that's easy. that's not a big accomplishment. >> you make it sound easy. i couldn't do that. >> yeah, you could. that wasn't the hard part. the hard part was figure out how to get streaming to work with an ever growing number of users in an internet infrastructure that didn't support it. and so putting in the servers, connecting the servers, understanding the networking. which is what my microsolutions company did. we were one of the first local area networking companies in the world. so putting all those features together and then knowing that we had to go out and sell it and let people know what it was and evangelize it. pulling all those features together is what made it work. next thing you know we're getting 1 million daily users in a place where hardly anybody had broadband. it became obvious multimedia was the future of the internet, yahoo! aol and others started paying attention to us. we went public in july of

html, what does it mean?t was a sexually transmitted disease. >> i wouldn't have guessed that. >> hypertext markup language. basically code. gigabyte. 27% said it's an insect commonly found in south america. you know what it is? >> storage. >> unit for storage capacity. blu-ray. when asked, people thought it was -- oh, no. blu-ray. people thought it was a marine mammal of some sort -- marine animal, 18%. do you know what blu-ray is? >> different colored ray charles. >> different format of watching a video. >> we thought this was interesting, http. >> that's the thing right before the website. >> for the web. >> yeah. >> but what does it mean? >> it means hot tempered -- >> hypertext transfer protocol. peggy friend on our twitter knew about it. >> you don't know about al's history club. >> we were the geeks. >> i'm sure you'll bring in the yearbook. >> carson, thank you. >>> coming up next, watch what you pack and oversized carry-on. >> a look at lindsay lohan's new docu-series. what 8 grams of protein looks l