-- at jawbone, what do you take away from that experience? >> to be active and take the initiative in the office. i worked at the front desk, doing office coordination. i make sure all the other employees making this technology are happy, and everything is going seamlessly. i want to better manage my time, to manage my money, because i have to pay my rent. i was so happy i got an inlimning in san francisco is so important. my family is from here. i do not want to leave. my family moved here in the 1950's. i still have great-grandparent's here. my family is not wealthy. i do not have anybody in my family. i have to be that person for my family. i have to show what it is like to work hard. that is what i took from it. for my future, i have been going to city college in san francisco. the budget is so bad. it takes a student like me forever to graduate from the school, because they hold back the valuable classes you need, which is english and math. i already have like 60 units. i am right at the foot of having a degree. but i cannot, because my

ability to capture the imagination of the consumer. >> my name's jose, i'm the ceo and founder of jawbonead a very distinct point of view that we considered to be what's next. fusing this whole brand with the product experience and the ability to go inside the company as well as outside and that model works really well for us because he can bring in his inspiration from all these different products he works on, whether a chair or shoe, then take those experiences into what we're doing. >> i do see some of our products taking on incredible -- sort of creating kind of worlds unto themselves. >> how did you become interested in contributing to the non-profit world and even sofring some of these products? >> non-profits usually don't have access to great design. it's too expensive, it seems out of reach. for me it was an obvious move to just say well let's provide what we do, how we design, to non-profits. it's a way to make a difference. and then treats day after day, block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place. [ male announcer ] one pill each morning. 24 hou

we have stephen caroll, with jawbone. chris from go pay go. we have someone from linkedin, someone from facebook. we have glenn harvey from west egg. alexis hunter, are in turn, is right there. rahm and richards is at the end of the table, with internships.com. another wonderful in turn is there from jawbone. a b is there from match bridge. david chiu from starbucks is here. kim winston, also from starbucks, is back there. david gobot from backtowork.us is there. betsy from youthworks is here. she is with - not giovanni. yes, with giovanni. andrew is here as well. that was pretty good. i did not see john. john did not make it. deputy alvarez from goodwill industries is here. knesha is to her left. as is monisha and chris, two more interns. this is someone from the department of youth and families. rhonda simmons, our director of work-force development, is also here with us. i did see a trend more -- see trent moore, phil ginsperbg, the direct picture of reparations and parks -- the director of rec and park. i do not see tony whitaker. jason el

for now draghi and bernanke have jawboned the market for weeks and months. and time the market goes higher. at some point you have to put up or shut up. if the fed does release qe 3, i don't think will be enough to pass if i the markets. it will be set up to have a bull back. when they finally really print money, they're going to unleash a plan that's down the road, not now. >> jeff, let's focus on this jobs number. are we setting up for disappointment tomorrow, or is it possible to get a good august number. >> the question is what shade of lipstick are we putting on this pig. i know one thing tomorrow. ly be covering this norm as it develops. if it comes out better than expected i will get hate mail like you will not believe. if you look at last month's numbers. the amount of unemployed or under employed earns was about 40 million. there is a cap of 25 million that need the government's help to guy the groceries. and this is why people go crazy when we put up a better than expected and unemployment is coming down, people go crazy and that is a big political

as we heard from jawbone, a great product, 10% of their stuff our interns. internships are the new interview. if you want to get a job, get an internship. seven out of 10 people that in turn with a company get a full time offer by a company. that is an amazing statistic, seven out of 10. he going with internships. heat supporting the technology. the only thing i would ask -- the secretary has done so much. the 16 to 24-year-old market has a 20% unemployment, versus the general population. we have to fix that. we are going to have a cultural war, the likes of which we have never seen, between our aging workers and our young people. we cannot allow young people to stay at this high level of unemployment. keep up the good work. they are using mobile phones. they want to be notified on twitter and facebook. they want to be emailed. this is how it is happening today. they want to be pushed opportunity. they do not want to come back to the web sites. it is an interesting dynamic. one of the things i would ask the secretary to look at it is -- we have a government

the first time this year, we have compliments of our former chair, ken gurnsey, a silicon valley jawbone jam box. i don't know what it is. but i've been told by people who do that it's really wonderful. so what i'm going to do is draw -- hopefully you can put your name in here. i'm going to draw a name with the person whose name i draw simply stand up and raise your runners come out and present you with your present. here it is. wow, it's heavy. it's got a picture of a boom box on it and the cover says "that was then." this is now." and this is now goes to danielle johnston from nixon peabody. where is danielle johnson? [applause] and second, as we have for several years, thanks as usual to doug clark from wilson, saw, and seeney. i have an ipad. but i won't have it for long. because it's going to go to travis manfreddy of severi and severi. where is he? there you go. [applause] >> and now it's my pleasure to introduce what i always consider one of the high points of this program, our director of litigation, denise hewlitt will talk briefly about some of the things the legal aid employme

i was, for example, jawbone is one of the members and they stepped up along with all the members, alljor members of city this summer to help me create over 5,000 jobs for kids. >> child labor? >> no, summer-pay internships. >> not like 6 years old building iphones. >> these were high school and college graduates, but they are all looking for jobs and they want to be exposed to this wonderful world

i was, for example, jawbone is one of the members and they stepped up along with all the members, allthe major members of city this summer to help me create over 5,000 jobs for kids. >> child labor? >> no, summer-pay internships. >> not like 6 years old building iphones. >> these were high school and college graduates, but they are all looking for jobs and they want to be exposed to this wonderful world of technology. so they picked them up and a lot of that target was for disadvantaged kids in our city. >> that is great. >> and now these kids who came through these summer jobs, they are thinking about their future and thinking about getting through education and going on to the next step. they are not hanging out on the corners. they are part of the evolving success of the city. >> sf city led the effort to get tech companies to place these interns in their currently. >> and ron, i want to get back to sf city in a minute and give the mayor a chance to finish. i think he is on point 2 of the 17-point plan. i want to talk about sf city. >> i have another program called tech sf and that

they found a jawbone below ground. the fossils are about 11,000 years old. the fossils can be used to understand past climates, global warming and help predict future climate patterns. >>> the rush prime minister says three members of a female punk rock band should be released. the three have served six months of a two-year sentence for performing an anti-kremlin song. he said he did not approve of the performance but that further incarceration would be unproductive. >>> germany's high court has upheld a rule. a new permanent 500 billion bailout fund. any increases in germany's financial exposure to the fund need to be first approved by the parliament. both the dow and nasdaq each gained nine points. >>> amidst great fanfare in san francisco, apple finally took the wraps off its next generation iphone. how this latest version will differ from its predecessors. >> we have some very exciting news to tell you about iphone. >> reporter: this morning, the apple ceo called this an amazing time, improving on the 4s, what executives call the most challenging task th

. >> doctors at uc-davis are saying that they are able to regrow a docks jawbone. dog's life was saved! >> tom says that his tenure old could not be happier. >> whiskey, 10 years old is doing very well >>reporter: he has recovered very well from the reconstructive jaw surgery. he thought it was just 828 but it was a cancer is tumor. he thought that it was just a toothache. >> we were very feared but we know that technology has been growing leaps and bounds. >> the amputation was replaced with a titanium plate. and it has more fall genetic protein. >> it was itmorpho genetic protein and he was back to regular dog's life in just a couple of months and it is even available for humans. in san francisco, kron 4 news. >> the death toll in surrey with the graphic details. one man's quest to make those statistics in syria... more real >> brian: your full forecast, coming up. >> there have been 1600 people killed in syria. unicef has reported it and this one man has been documenting this. some of this is graphic. >> as he is reviewing these videos he wishes he had never see

will shade to less likely that we will get it at the next meeting, but i think you'll have more jawboning, an extension of the pledge to keep rates low, and you should expect to have some quantitative easing coming up over the next several months. >> bob, what are you hearing with this job's number out today, a lot of people say so weak that guarantees may be that the fed moves next week. >> the reaction in the market is not encouraging if you believe qe is helping the stock market. what's keeping things up is china announcing a infrastructure project. there were people who didn't know if they would do that. that was a surprise. material and energy stocks have moved up. qe 3 is baked in. the markets are not moving, and they believe the german constitutional -- >> if it's baked in and they move next week, are we seeing selling on the news? today is the day, look at the market reaction. we're really not doing much. chew in a is what moved our market. the commodity stocks moved on china. i think there is a lot of stuff baked into the markets. it would help if the fundamentals have ever impro

the jawboning, and the expectations. >> yes, and now we need to see the bacon.need to hear a plan for the short term, keep rates in check, manageable so these guys pa pay their bills, as well as long term so they can get their arms around the unemployment situation. >> they're looking at stabilization, not a solution. what does our market do right now? we're in wait and see mode. we usual any follow the euro. the zone last not did not help today. yields for our own treasury markets have been higher today, now the ten year yield is almost to 1.6% for a time today, so, our markets will respond as well by the time we learn. it will be on the open. >> no doubt everybody was waiting on the ecb and the draghi comments. >> i cannot wait to hear your interview with bill harrison. >> william harrison, jamie dimon's predecessor, and who else you got coming up next hour? >> i'm very exciting about bill harrison, and we're also going to talk to kim kardashian who is creating a new bland and trying to make her mark on wall street. so i'll see you at the top of the hour. >> o

part of the party, about some statements ronald reagan would make saying well, there would be some jawboning back-and-forth but ronald reagan won. what is your sense? >>guest: in 2007 you may recall that our campaign for the nomination totally collapsed. i cannot tell you the number of experts need the beltway that had reasons why we collapsed. they were a little bit surprised when we made a comeback. look, everyone is free to make whatever comments they want to but why do most of them come from anonymous sources? isn't that cowardly? >>neil: very good point. always good to see you, sir. thank you very much. john mccain. >> did any of you catch this on the steps of the u.s. capitol today? >> we are fired up and ready to stay. we are fired up and ready to stay here and dot work for the american people. >> house democrats shouted "work, work," and with that they left and they left you, with this. welcome aboard! [ chuckles ] ♪ [ honk! ] ♪ [ honk! ] ♪ [ honk! ] ♪ [ male announcer ] now you'll know when to stop. [ hk! ] the all-new nissan altima with easy fill tire alert. [ honk! ] it's our most

they are jawboning put into the market they stand ready in september which traditionally is down monthsically on dow and s&p. >> that is my next question going to be. we had a basically a nice run-up. you say that is anticipation of decent news from the fed. what do you think about the markets going forward then? >> i think we're in a precarious position because we've had the promise of not only ben bernanke but of draghi and when out of china saying they stand ready if something happens. the market believes something has happened. the economic data we're seeing for the united states is really not weak enough for ben bernanke to justify at least in my opinion. >> all right. we appreciate your opinion as we do often here on the fox business network. thanks, ben. back to you guys. tracy: promises promises nicole. thank ben willis for us. ashley: by now just about everyone of you watching fox business has bought clothes online and guessing you had to return. tracy: just in the last five minutes. >> not supposed to give that away. liz claman live in san francisco for her "3 days in the val