kawasaki works for google or more specifically google company motorola. he told a crowd last week real men use android. we'll ask him about that, but we should note it would be impossible for guy to show up without a new book called "author, publisher, editor." and i have a cope. guy kawasaki, thanks for being with us this morning. first of all, what are you doing for motorola? >> first of all, this is the first and last time that my name will ever be mentioned in with jerry rice. unlike people with cannon, like joe montana and jerry rice, guy kawasaki. so cross that off the bucket list. >> yeah, absolutely. >> so for motorola i'm an adviser to the ceo and i work primarily on marketing and user interface, user design, social media. >> the alicia keys of motorola. >> oh, god. >> first of all, i actually use a motorola phone. >> okay. >> that's a big difference already, and secondly i don't have as much talent as her. >> why did you cross over to the other side? >> the other side, meaning from ios to android? >> i happen to think android is a better operati

. >> in the saddle of a kawasaki 10-r at a hill climb near wellington, you new zealand.e is piloting the bike. look how quickly the scenery blurs by. >> whoa. >> keep thinking he is going to fall over. >> he is so horizontal. >> he is flying up the hill climb. it is a very narrow two-lane country road. this is closed because this is a special event. the course is known as the cliff-hanger for very good reason. very tight attorncorners and on outside about a 300 foot drop. if you make a mistake, are you not coming back from that, and he is moving. he broke his previous record on this hill climb by five seconds and average speed of 176 kilometers an hour which equates to about 109 miles per hour. >> the guy is moving. he is one of the experts at this cliff-hanger. holds some records and it is going to be awhile before somebody beats his time on this particular run. >> this cat is getting a little creepy. >> oh! >> are you kidding me? >> no way. >> this is terrifying. >> we'll explain the reason for [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to

plus guy kawasaki writes his 12th book and gives you advice about writing his open.ray of "investors business daily" and from "fortune" mick heal levram this week on "press: here." good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. the california statehouse is considering a bill which would force universities here to give credit to students who take certain online courses. a sure sign our education system is either incredibly progressive or incredibly flawed. flawed because the online courses are needed to make up for the fact that we don't have enough money to pay the instructors we need to offer a sufficient number of classes to meet demand. class shortages mean some students spend an extra year in college just to wait for the class they need to graduate. >> how things work is about everyday life. >> online classes could solve that problem easily, broadcasting one professor to thousands of students. some schools like stanford have experimented with online courses on their own, but the real progress has come through private companies, like corsaira and udacity which just ink