we look more closely at all this with jessi hempel who follows the tech world for "fortune" magazine. and josh bernoff, a senior vice president at forrester research and the author of two books on social media. josh bernoff, let's start with you. are we watching the inflation of tech bubble 2? >> i certainly think there's no rational way to understand these valuations. i want to be clear here-- social is extremely exciting. there's a lot of business perspective, a lot of optimism that goes along with it, but i think these valuations are based on where people think the next buyer will come from, and not on where the actual revenues of these companies are going. >> jessi hempel is it a little different this time in that some of the companies we are talking about actually do have revenue streams and do make money? >> that's exactly right. i agree with josh. i think that it's impossible to explain exactly what's going on here with the exuberance, but this is not the first bubble. and i think when you say "bubble" people immediately think win 1.0, they think pets.com. this is not that. the

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jessie norman is on that ipod. cannot just give them, but watched the show again as i travel around the world. this show is about to go on bmy ipod. if you are lucky enough to find a ticket, i am not giving you mind, on july 30, she will be performing in southern california. honored to have you on this program. that is our show, good night. until next time, keep the faith. ♪ >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a consersation with actress and playwright anna smith on her one-woman show about health care next time. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where wal-mart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join help tavis improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conve

larga lista de descuidos por parte de los antes encargados de supervisar al secuestrador y violar de jessis di miz y la rays a garrido. a quien mantuvo cautiva por 18 años. resalta además que nunca se aseguraron de que garrido se registrará como delincuente sexual. >>> la economía estadounidense no da indicios de recuperarse. según el presidente barack obama, las nuevos y des alentadoras cifras de desempleo, hacen que las negociaciones con los legisladores sean más urgentes. el mandatario añadió que un acuerdo sobre el plan de gastos federal pondría fin a la incertidumbre. claudia tiene más información. la creación de empleos se estancó en julio se crearon 18 mil trabajos, aumentando así el desempleo a 9. 2%. lo que provocó la reacción de la casa blanca. nuestra economía en general no produce lo suficiente para todo los que están buscando. el mandatario dijo, que el aumento del desempleo se debe a los desastres naturales, el alto precio de la gasolina y los corte rs del presupuesto del gobierno. los paso afectados son obreros. tío buscando trabajo hace 6 meses. he llenado aplicaciones. me

. >> we have invited jessie from the center for independent living to come and tell us how destination elevators interfaced with persons with disabilities. >> when destination elevators storfirst started appearing, thy presented a number of challenges to individuals with disabilities. what happened was, elevator technology outpaced california building code. building code has a number a provision that makes traditional elevators usable by people with disabilities, but destination elevators presented challenges, particularly with cited. how do you know to get from this keypad to your our corporate car? >> we had a terrific program where we develop and administer the bulletin, which your help, elevator companies, involvement from the public, and you can tell us the outcome of that. >> what is amazing about the process is we had both government and private industry, as well as people with disabilities at the table for three years creating these accessibility standards. what we are doing here is being looked at by the department of justice access board and state architect's office. that is

. >> reporter: just the thought of it -- is enough to keep locals like jessie away. >> the crowd and metro is insane. there is like 4 million people trying to get back on the metro at same time. >> make a day of it. >> reporter: but others say they are going to stake out their spot early. >> we are going to sit probably in the grass around one of the monuments. >> reporter: if you are planning on a picnic, the park service is banning certain items. >> because of resource damage and safety concerns with large crowds, no grills, alcohol, glass bottles or personal fireworks are permitted on national park service property. >> reporter: there will be very limited access to the mall to see the fireworks. in fact there are only tenantances and under marked by -- there are only tents marked. >> we will make sure there is no alcoholic beverages that could harm you or others. >> hi -- i had no problem. i'm going to enjoy myself. so whatever you do, just do it and keep going. >> reporter: robbie is willing to put up with the people and patrols because he is finally going to see for himself how

i saw a bunch of gangbangers arriving in soccer mom minivans on sixth street between jessie and stevenson, and on mission street. there were easily three or four previa minivans full of people who may be were not club goers, just being there. my question to you is what happened at the room. >> there had been issues of overcrowding that evening. that overcrowding at closing basically spelled out into the street, blocking the sidewalk and the street. sfpd was involved. they cleared the area and no one was hurt that we know of. but it does show that something that has been brought up before about this particular venue -- poor promoting, poor operations skills, and not the best at crowd control. vice chair joseph: last but not least, second-hand smoke -- is this the ordinance that was passed that you cannot be within 15 feet of doors, windows, and bus stops, but you have to be at the curb, at the yellow line? >> that is not the particular issue we are working with them on, but that would be part of the ordinance. vice chair joseph: what is the issue? >> we are looking and venues that have bee

. >> reporter: just the thought of it is enough to keep locals like jessie away. >> crowds, the metro, getting back on is always absolutely insane, like four million people trying to get back on the metro at the same time. >> reporter: others say they are going to stake out their spot early. >> we're going to sit probably on the grass around one of the monuments. >> reporter: if you are planning on a picnic, the park service has banned certain items. >> because of safety concerns with large clouds, no grill, glass bottle or personal fireworks are permitted on national park service property. >> reporter: there will be very limited access to the mall to see the firework. there will only be 10 entrances and they will be marked by the big white tents where officers will be checking everything you plan to bring inside. >> if you are bringing coolers and backpacks, we'll take a quick look in them to make sure there are no alcohol beverages. >> no problem with that. i have nothing to hide. i'm hear to enjoy myself. >> reporter: robby matthew says he is willing to put up with the people and p

jessie jay is her name, right? >>> i think so. i think jessie is the first name. >> that's part of the british invision part deux. what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you want a firm bed you can lay on one of those, if you want a soft bed you can lay on one of those." we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. this is your body there. you can see a little more pressure in the shoulders and in the hips. then they start telling us, "well, yeah, i feel sore right there in the morning." my lower back. that's right where i've been experiencing pain. now you can feel what happens as we raise your sleep number setting and allow the bed to contour to your individual shape. oh yeah. it's really molding to my body. when you find somebody's perfect level of comfort, that may be the first time they've ever felt a bed that feels exactly like they're hoping it would. you can adjust it however you want so you don't have to worry

. >> reporter: the thought of it is enough to keep locals like jessie away. >> crowds, metro, gettingon is insane. it's like 4 million people trying to get back on the metro at the same time. >> make a whole day of it. >> reporter: but others like beth, say they are going to stake out their spot early. >> we're going to probably sit on the grass around one of the monuments. >> reporter: the park service is banning certain items for picnics. >> because of safety concerns with large crowds, no grills, alcohol, glass bottles or personal fireworks are permitted on national park service property. >> reporter: there will be very limited access to the mall to see the fireworks. in fact, there will only be 10 entrances and they will be marked by these big white tents where officers will be checking everything you plan to bring inside. >> if you're bringing coolers and backpacks, you're welcome to take those. we'll take a quick look in them to make sure there are no alcoholic beverages or anything to harm you or others. >> no problem with that. i have nothing to hide. i'm here to enjoy myself.

seriously from the time i spoke to baes from california on the phone several times she must be missing, jessieped her she might be in new york and puerto rico. when we got casey out it was the baby-sitter who took her. it was a live person we were looking for. i think legally they call it brought into the inducement. why didn't they say no we don't need your services. everybody else is looking for her. have them find mark hawkins>> you can bring that up. what would mark akins say? >> mark hawkins was one of the last people who spoke with her back june 26th, 27th he was the individual she communicated with she got back out communicates with him when i get out of here we are going to get some people and padilla is at the top of the list. >> he said he was going to sue the anthonies but he wasn't going to sue baez. you were going to sue him, why? >> because biaz had the duty to say no just stay out of this we don't need you. we won't accept your security. he was the guy that sat there with rob dick when rob dick planned two off three strategies how to get her in and out of the house pack a televi

. >> only if jessie jackson won in the primary and he bought him off by making no change in affirmative action. >> bill: it wasn't the country it is now. you didn't have that web site craziness and all of that. did you have 24 hour cable and talk radio. bill clinton himself when he was sitting in the oval office, he didn't fear george soros? >> no. he feared jesse jackson. he cut a deal with jackson and then he was relaxed. >> bill: so the others didn't matter. >> yeah. >> bill: have the others risen in pawfer. >> of course. they elected obama. >> bill: why have they risen in power? >> mobilization that began with impeachment that gave rise to moveon.org. continued with the iraq war. continued with the gay rights movement. >> all about the web site? all about the technology that has given them the power? >> technology has been important for both sides. >> bill: look, msnbc hals no ratings. they are the cable news outfit of the far left. >> it's all web site. >> bill: there are no far left talk radio successes, none. >> no. it's all web site. >> bill: that has changed the political web s

chief white house correspondent jessi jessica yellin, and kate bolduan, and gloria borger here, jess, the speaker doesn't want to negotiate anymore, and this is not a president known for his anger or his temper, but he seemed pretty piqued. >> reporter: this was the president hitting by far his most frustrated, fed-up note during the debt negotiations by far, john. we heard him say that the republicans just don't know how to say yes. that he offered the most generous package he could. in short he said that he offered them a deal that democrats just didn't like. he was basically saying he was enraging his own party, how could the republicans not accept this deal? he has called all parties to the white house at 11:00 tomorrow morning to just get something done. and it was an odd day here at the white house from what i can tell. i am told that by democrats that the president put in a call to speaker boehner this morning and was told that the speaker was not available to speak to him. sometime this evening reporters were told by speaker boehner's office that a deal was off, and after repo

police officer who has been the subject of several brutality lawsuits has now been fired. 45-year-old jessieernum has been fon the fours for 16 years. he was put on desk duty four years ago after a string of incidents on july 4th. on july suspect, he was fired for comments stemming from an incident from 2007. >>> b.a.r.t. police have released surveillance video of the deadly confrontation between the officers and the suspect. the video showed the officers exiting the train and opening fire on 45-year-old charles hill less than 30 seconds after their arrival. that knife is the one that police say hill threw at officers. police stay they found another knife near his body. >>> and the chief medical examiner says the bullet that killed kenneth harding did not come from a police officer's weapon. ktvu's claudine wong is live in the newsroom this morning with that part of the story. >> up until now, it was assumed that kenneth harding died because police shot him. so the focus has been on whether the shooting was focused or not -- was justified or not. the chief says tests reveal that harding kill

>> his dad, staff sergeant jessie sparks surprised him.n california and he waited for a picture with darth vader and the 29-year-old marine had been in afghanistan since january. >> i am going to come home with you. >> are you excite abouted that? >> yeah. >> ainsley: oh, now the three-year-old won't be needing his daddy doll anymore and the stuffed figure with a picture of jessie on it helped remind dayne of his father while he was away. did you see him hanging onto the stuffed animal. >> dave: the dolls with parents face on it. and friday is a great day in sports, my friends. one year ago, american dustin johnson was in position to win a major until he identified a beat down patch of dirt as a burningy. bunkers tend to be as hall as his 6 foot 5 frame. and he squandered two chances last year and zoomed into second place in less tan ideal condition and trails northern ireland's darren clarke by a shot. clark is 42 years old. mickleson, martin and kiemer, it's going to be great day there. and in new hampshire, after an early crash involvin

. >>> despite their shared love of ink, jessy james and his wife have split up ahead of their planned allan chernoff is at the new york stock exchange. a new boarding policy at american airlines. allan, we understand. so how is it going to work? >> reporter: that's right. no longer the back-to-front boarding at american airlines. if you have an economy ticket you will board randomly but a few tricks how this works. if you want to eninsure you're one of the first people on the plane the "the wall street journal" has advice. they say check in as soon as you can because it basically is first come, first served, unless you're willing to pay more. yes, the airline is more than willing to accept money from you to be in that first boarding group. so, kyra, yet another way that an airline is tacking on a fee, raising its revenues. these guys are doing whatever they can to maximize those revenues. >> they want to get their money. you know, allan, we fly all the time. you know how certain people will do anything to board that plane first. for some reason, they just think they are going to get t