linkedin was famous for hardening glue -- linkedin was famous -- lincoln was famous for pardoning desertersring himself to cause mayhem and mass murder. we know reagan wrote his own radio script, and of course, he had a wonderful sense of humor. one of my favorite reagan stories comes from when he was governor, and he went to the university of california. a protest broke out, and protests broke out everywhere. his adviser wanted him to avoid these demonstrators by going out a back door, and he said, i am going to walk right through them. he gets to his car, and these hippie types, dirty, unshaven, start pounding on his door and saying, we are the future, and the story goes common and and and now reagan opened the window and said, i am going to it -- the story goes, reagan opened the window and said, in that case, i am going to sell my bonds. these were deeply modest men. they are deeply grounded in then. they understood human nature. they were realists. a story goes that when a guy's wife runs away with a gardener, and a neighbor tries to comfort the sky and says, that is terrible. -- comfo

. >> reporter: she is the public relations manager at linkedin so finding time to volunteer wasn't anr employer introduced her to spark.com. >> i have gotten to help every kind of organization from the humane society to a meals on wheels to the united way. >> reporter: with the click of a mouse she uses her pr skills to help nonprofits promote events, come up with slogans, pretty much anything they would have to pay to outsource. >> we wanted to find a way to fit volunteerism into nonprecious time into the little moments in our workday that we have available. >> reporter: ben rigby calls it microvolunteerism and it's the reason he founded sparks.com a website where nonprofit groups ask for help and those looking to volunteer offer their skills around their schedules. >> at their dis,employees can volunteer using their skills, using their high expertise, for nonprofits in these 15-minute to an hour chunks of time. >> reporter: and companies like linkedin love the idea. it's among a growing group which includes google and kraft foods that encourages employees to participate. >> most cor

no word on whether linkedin will become a target. >> thank you.he markets and washington's inability to do anything about with it about to make people who's their minds. >> it has. we can show you that. good morning. everyone in washington can share the blame regardless of party for letting this deficit spiral out of control. and then failing to take concrete action. that fact became just too much for one msnbc anchor. >> and we're sitting here arguing about whether we should do the 4 trillion dollar plan that kicks the plan down the road for the president for 2017 or burn the place to the ground both of which are reckless irresponsible and stupid. and the fact of the matter is until we actually -- i'm sorry to lose my temper but i tell you what. i've been coming on tv for three years doing this. and the fact of the matter -- >> now, that's not his show. that is his show, rather. just absolutely freaking out. you see people at work, why? one thing that could calm nerves a bit, weekly jobless claims, the number of people who walked into unemploymen

a lot of people are on linkedin, nowada nowadays. >> that's why i use linkedin, and use it all of the time. >> brian. we own an art restoration company. beside ours website, we do print advertising in specialty magazines and have videos youtube. and other than walking around wearing a sandwich board and ringing a bell, what else is there to do? >> it's something i could care less about because i have nothing to know about art, but when you think about someone that really knows something as a specialist like that, what he's doing is good. he needs to identify himself and separate himself so he should be write something more. if he likes to speak he should be public speaking and there are trade magazines and make himself into an expert. someone that people want to go to to get his opinion or go to a lecture that he's talking about. so one step above just blasting out the advertising and the e-mail. differentiate yourself and make yourself a professional in that area. >> search engine optimization would be important for this type of thing, too. >> i think it would be easy because he's go

. >> and the changes linkedin is maybing after an up roar over priv acy. . >>> more than 90 bands and 2 hub thousand fans over a three day period in golden gate park. david stevenson is here and besides the music it was bringing in a lot of temporary jobs and a lot of money. >> reporter: fake a look. take a look. you can see some of the thousands of fans screaming through. 60,000 expected for the first day of outside lands. crowds packed san francisco's golden gate park on the opening day of the outside lands festival. . >> i love grateful dead. >> reporter: 60,000 are expected each day for a mix of cutting edge music and gourmet food and wine. >> we have 100 different wines being served from around the bay area, california area, it's a very local event. >> reporter: for vendors an opportunity to get their war es in front of an international audience. >> gives us access to about 180,000 people i can't get in my wine bars. >> reporter: city leaders hope for a big boost to the economy. outside lands organizers think the festival will create 4500 temporary jobs and $6 million in spending

i used linkedin which is like a professional social network. which is a great tool for recruiting people and connecting on a network perspective. that's my business and social. facebook i try to restrict from, you know, colleagues and business associates. so i totally agree with you. >> we really like using facebook at 20 x 200 as a way to get response from our customers. so we do, you know, different sorts of quizzes or contexts from time to time. it's a really easy way to get sort of interactive, if you will with your customers. and that's one the real strengths that we find about it. >> so i have to be honest, my -- i've noticed, you know, the broad spectrum of behavior on facebook, at least in my life. i have a large group of friends and family members who use it sort of on a regular basis. then i have some that are really afraid to share information. then i have any nephew who is sharing everything about his life to me every hour of the day. every whim, every thought that passes through his mind. it scares me a little bit. and as i know, a

board and requirements for holding the term hearing for an appeal, the department had to prepare a linkedin response in short order. the department quickly prepared a thorough response to these more than 70 pages and explained how the exemption adequately addressed each topic. this took over 100 hours of staff time to prepare. with the additional material, we again concluded the project qualifies for an exemption under section 15 332 and has no significant impact. at the appeal hearing this week, the appellant and their supporters failed to appear and provideed the board with a letter stating their continued objections to the project. after short presentations, the board upheld the cadex. there were no new planning ordnances introduced this week. that concludes my report unless there are questions. commissioner olague: commissioner borden? commissioner borden: we have this process where people can appeal things. i think it is incredibly rude if they do not shot. i feel like there should be some sort of financial penalty for people that do not show up. we allow them an appeal. we do not char

earnings from kraft and linkedin are also on deck. gold futures are pushed another record high. traders in a report said three former fed directors said the central bank should consider a new round of economic stimulus to resurrect some optimism. the big driver came from the tech sector with research in motion leading the way after unveiling two new touch screen blackberry smartphones. mastercard got a boost and media companies comcast, the owner of this network, time warner, and cbs also beat the street's earnings estimates. >>> activision blizzard did well due to its call of duty game. facebook will give advertisers more access. finally, what do bill gates, steve jobs, and mark zuckerberg all have in common? they top gq's list of worst dressed men in silicon valley. >>> the resident crisis may be behind us, but the nation's economy is far from healthy. last night michael eric dyson who guest hosted the ed show asked bill maher if he thinks some democrats are becoming disillusioned with president obama's leadership. >> i think for a lot of people who like obama, and we always w

>> if you have a linkedin profile, create and have and manage a linkedin profile.r account. if you have a twitter account that is business related, that is great. if you are linking your facebook to your business twitter or business followers on twitter and you are talking about your son's little league game, that may not be cool. think about what you are doing. i don't recommend it. >> clearly, as we wrap up, it is about sending information to your friends that is fun or your business folks that is more in line with what they expect. >> right. i think the main thing is people should take this seriously. it is their brand. it is their reputation. they should take the time to do it right and analyze what they are doing and why they are doing it. >> you can't get away from your brand. denise, thank you. i appreciate you joining us. >>> a stowaway aboard a delta flight gave passengers a scare. was it a bird or bat? we will get another look in two minutes. hat if we turnedrash into surfboards? whatever your what if is, the new sprint biz 360 has custom solutions to mak

how can i make a difference, who are -- are there people there i can connect so easily now with linkedin social networks, other people who are -- share the same passion, let's get together and make a difference. >> so interesting. because it's connections when you talk to the so-called experts about the job market or starting business, the connections are so incredibly important and connections come with knowing yourself and the people around you. deepak chopra, author of "soul of leadership" and many, many other books, it's always a pleasure to see you. >> thank you. >> the top five spots in the country look for if you're wanting a job is your city on this list? find out next. know, the ones who do a super job? superpages.com®. for local maps, reviews and videos & it's the only local search site with the superguarantee®. so next time, let the good guys save the day. get the superguarantee®, only at superpages®. in the book, on your phone or at superpages.com®. for red lobster we can find. [ male announcer ] hurry into crabfest at red lobster and savor 3 crab entrees under $20 like our c

yobbos finished up, teal was also up as well as hewlett-packard and linkedin. >> the united states is now no. 1 when it comes to wine sales. that is according to the wine institute in san francisco. the group says last year, total united states won consumption surpassed france for the first time ever. industry experts say people are getting more value for to the board also one is part of the reason. the increased revenue has helped the industry, u.s. exports are written 1 billion last year, an increase of more than 25% from 2009. >> in the news around the bay, a daring heist from santa rosa. a gunman robbed an armored car company. this was the scene at the armored car service on north point parkway. the crux entered and rocked the employees locking them behind steel >> one of the police called police indicating that he had been locked inside and robbed. once we're able to free the employees we found that they were unharmed. >> the suspects got away with an undisclosed amount of cash. at 25 under dollars reward is being offered in this case. there have been no arrests made. >> the man

products in order to increase the value we deliver to members and realize the full potential of the linkedinany company doing anything in the world. we'll find out what we're up to. political ticker time. comedian and host pete domenici nick on sirius podus. it's twins' weekend, we figureled we'd book you. >> you're more ageless. and raceless. i'm just this pale guy. >> you're smart and funny. sounds like a line from the movie, "the help." talk about the low approval rate. we're talking really low. >> this is one of the highest disapproval rates ever. mark twain said it could be shown by facts or figures that there's no distinctively native american criminal class except for congress, alley velshi. most of the men and women they think we're stupid. they're not listening to us. >> isn't that sad? we have freedom, we can vote, we have liberties, we have a market. why does that have to be the case? >> i think it's because they're not doing the bidding of the american people but doing the bidding of the people who pay them to write the rules and regulations to help their industries. i think the

i tell people how they can interact on twitter, and engage on linkedin, and share advise with others have you done in terms of making yourself more marketing? >> i have not done the twitter and facebooking, but i havebeen networking with people. >> just talking to people. >> yeah, somebody standing on the corner, it doesn't matter who they are, and i open myself up to let everybody know i am seeking employment. >> there are a few sectors hiri hiring. at this point johanna says she has been out of work for 18 months and will do anything. >> the number one thing is to say i can do anything. employers don't want somebody desperate. so focus in on what your specific skills are and then identify specific jobs. don't say i would like to apply for any job in your organization. >> when you hear the numbers, the unemployment rate overall in the nation is 9.1%. for blacks, it's 15.9%. for whites, it's 8.1%. nearly double for african-americans. >> and it may be even more than that, because honestly, they are not counting -- i think the numbers are sort of fudged. and the reason why i say that i

linkedin shares are rallying. >> bulls are carrying on, on wall street, as they react to the jobs report>> jane king is live with the latest. hang on, jane. buckle in. >> no kidding. this has been crazy. we're up today. we have the job report coming out a bit better than expected last month. the numbers, in july, the u.s. created 117,000 jobs. we expected 85,000. so a little bit better than expected. jobless rate dropping, actually, to 9.1% from 9.2%. in california, currently stands at 11.8%. so that is much higher than the rest of the country. so let's see how the market is doing after that bloodbath that we had yesterday. a bit of a rebound here this morning. the dow is up 100 points. s&p and nasdaq all trading higher. the big question is this going to ease fears of recession and banking crisis in europe? the shares of mountain view based linked-in soaring. in their case, the job market, weak one is helping out the social networking company. they have sales from hiring surface tripled. the bad news for brocade communication, they lowered the third quarter guidance, facing softer than e

each business transaction among its founders -- or i should say among its funders, the founder of linkedin. back to you. >>> still to come here at 6:00, keeping neighborhood businesses going in tough times. how the fight over statewide development agencies is playing out in one south bay community. >>> also, school hasn't even started yet, but a lot of students are already feeling the cuts. why california college students are bracing for another round of fees. >>> and seeing art in a whole new light. how one woman is on a mission to bring art to the public. >>> and good evening. i'm chief meteorologist jeff pineary. we'll let you know how far that fog is going to be spreading inland. on the mild side in san jose at 77. we'll tell you about some 90-degree temperatures coming back. >>> we continue to follow our breaking news out of san francisco. the bart protests are once again causing commuting headaches for thousands of people coming in and out of the city. this is video last hour. the last hour and a half, the protests have been happening. the civic center station in san francisco remain

recently-public companies like linkedin, were off. one winner today, gold. a new record for gold futures today, topping $1,720 an ounce. all this selling, which has been going on for the better part of two weeks, has taken its toll, both on individual investors and on businesses. >> you're trying them all? >> yes. >> that's a lot of root beer. >> reporter: opening a business is always tough. opening one in this environment, well, we have plenty of good reasons why that's crazy. >> thanks. have a good day. >> reporter: but at rocket fizz, which sells all sorts of candy and pop, you'll remember from your youth, business is pretty sweet. >> a lot of people are willing to give up a lot of things. they give up buying a nice, expensive watch or the latest electronic device. but people are willing to say, i deserve a soda. i deserve a piece of chocolate or something like that. and it's not that much of an investment. >> you know what? you know the downfall of wall street? greed. >> reporter: across town, they're not giving up coffee, either. but they are concerned

the recent ipos getting hit hard, linkedin dropped 17%, pandora, the popular internet radio company dippedzillow, the real estate website fell 7%. companies like zinga and groupon they are now worried. at facebook and yelp talk of an ipo an analyst tell me it's not the right time but this may be an exception. >> unless you are an incredibly: powerful company like, say, a facebook, probably want to put off your ipo until the investor comes back to the table. right now would be a bad time. >> reporter: as for the passerbys i've spoken to, people here on main street so to speak, most say they are taking the big fall in stride. >> i'm not as concerned now as i know a lot of folks are, just stick it out and watch it day by day. >> reporter: the other element of this story is its impact on venture capitalists. many in the valley understandably concerned. uneasy about where to put their money. >> have to watch it more closely. thank you very much. >> in oakland the police chief calling for reinforcements after a stray bullet from a drive-by shooting killed a 3-year-old boy. christie smith is live

. ♪ [ laughter ] thank -- [ laughter ] thank you, linkedin, for being facebook's boring uncle. [ laughter--" ugh, who cares? [ light laughter ] thank you, autocorrect on my iphone, for making it look like i'm typing in "mad libs." [ laughter ] "hi, tracy, i'll stop by after my stinky blender gets whisper zebras." [ laughter ] [ applause ] [ humming ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ 23 skedoo ♪ wanna buy a duck? >> jimmy: "you wanna buy a duck?" is what you said at the end? >> steve: yeah. joe penner. ask your grandparents, kids. >> jimmy: oh, gosh. ♪ thank you, the word "receipt," for having a totally unnecessary letter "p" in you. you should get your money back for that letter "p," man. hopefully you kept the receip-t. [ laughter ] [ applause ] thank you, report that said presidents age twice as fast as normal people due to the stress of their job, which means that if obama gets reelected, he's going to look like this -- [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] [ humming "sanford and son" theme ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'll take it from there. ♪ my name is jimmy and i'm here to say that i'm the best in the usa ♪ ♪ yo

linkedin record its earnings better than expected. but its shares are down almost 5%.an jose-based brocade communications makes network gear says it will miss revenue projections when it reports earnings monday. its shares are down 25%. >> ow. >> frank and grace? >> can you coin that phrase, absolute beatdown? >> reporter: we heard that yesterday. all sort of euphemisms. none good. hopefully better today. >> thank you, jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> well, is he in or out? anyone thinking about running for mayor in san francisco needs to decide very soon. >> that's what a lot of people are wondering what ed lee's plans are. he joins cbs 5 political insider phil matier. good morning. >>> good morning. [ chatter ] >> good morning. mayor lee, okay, right in the middle of something. all right, look. >> good morning, phil. >> good morning to you. >> forget that. [ laughter ] >> let's get right to it. are you running for mayor again? >> i haven't decided. i'll decide this weekend. >> oh, come on. you're meeting with campaign consultants. it's all over the n

. >>> linkedin said it will no longer display users names and photos in social ads.this week users began protesting the new form of advertising, called social ads. it promoted ads or services they recommended or companies they followed by using members' names and photos. now the social ads will only tell you when people in your network make a recommendation as opposed to showing their name or photo. >>> england's prime minister says he's looking into blocking social networking sites and messaging services in the event of violent unrest. government leaders are working with law enforcement agencies and tech companies to explore the option. tlae people have already been arrested on suspicion of using social media and messaging to encourage rioting. critics say silencing people in that way would only make people more angry. in all more than 1200 people have been arrested in england after five days of rioting. it all started on saturday as a peaceful protest. people upset with the fatal police p shooting of a father of four. >>> we've all heard of attempts of breaking out

the white house is inviting you to submit questions through facebook or linkedin and watch it online. find out more about it on abc7news.com. >>> this morning, amber alert has been canceled but many questions remain after a 16-year-old boy reportedly kidnapped yesterday afternoon suddenly turned up free. abc7's amy hollyfield joins us live from the police department department. >> police are working this one. we ask the dispatcher to talk to the arresergeant for an update but they said the sergeant was busy. this is a picture of the boy that disappeared. 16-year-old hasan ford. they say he is safe but they haven't seen or talked with him but there is reason he has had contact with his family and he is okay. the amber alert was issued when owner of the barbershop was robbed with sawed-off shotgun. the 16-year-old works at the barbershop. the owner said he was ordered to the ground and did not want to be identified on television. >> at that point, when he figured out which key was mine after i told him which vehicle was mine, he got up and was leaving. at that point, hasan was coming in

you can check linkedin and find thousands of job if you're looking to work in tech. >> now we're seeing some of the seeds planted years ago come to fruition and real business models with real earnings and with that allows us to see is hiring. >> reporter: and how's this for a silicon valley surprise? construction otherwise taking a beating in california, putting boots on the ground along 101 in san jose. >> we're looking at funding going into infrastructure improvements which create jobs. >> reporter: lots of jobs thanks to a $156 million boost from the state that will fund multiple roadway projects. >> it's a lot of jobs for people on the projects. it's improving the roadways so people can get to jobs. it's a significant boost to the economy. >> reporter: california is trying to dig itself out of a pretty big hole these days, but there is some strength to grow on. >> and how tough are jobs to come by? the banking industry still shrinking. bank of america announcing 3,500 new job cuts today and, yes, as we said, there are jobs in tech, but arguably the biggest tech story of the week com

we have heavy traffic southbound between look is valley road and linkedin. here is a check on weather and the weather center. hawks >> we wanted to show you this shot. the bridge was socked in this morning. some pretty dense fog hanging on to the clothesline. by the afternoon, temperatures will be much cooler. a significant drop in those temperatures, 60s along the coast, '70s and '80s as a head to some of those inland locations. more on temperatures and a full look at your forecast coming up. we will be right back after this break. >> hurricane irene has strengthened to a category three with winds of 115 mi. per hour. we just get an update on the forecast from the national hurricane center. a major hurricane, a category 3 making its way through the bahamas. it is expected to stay a category three as a high of the storm brushes past the of our banks of the carolinas. tropical forest storm winds in washington d.c. and philadelphia. it will stare hurricane as it moves over the eastern half of long island. some very heavy rain and wind. the entire east coast is

if you are looking for new, more affordable option, experts suggest linkedin. their shares opened around $101 and closed around $91. >> we want to get you, on the weather forecast for this week and as we take a live look outside of san francisco. overcast skies, fog and drizzle in some parts of the bay area as well. >> once again fall is " to be the story out there today and through the weekend. dense fog and drizzle to the close to the clothesline. as we head into the afternoon, temperatures will be cooler out there today for our inland valleys. we will drop several degrees and a few degrees for the bayshore is. as we head into tomorrow dense fog and drizzle will return but would plus the a lot of change in terms of temperatures. more on the forecast coming up in just a bit. >> " in the east bay, in oakland, about one dozen additional police officers will be controlling this weekend. they were just rehired as a recent spike in violence hit the city. there will be covering some of the most dangerous areas and oakland. >> they are sons, husbands and fathers. the

i used linkedin which is like a professional social network. which is a great tool for recruiting people and connecting on a network perspective. that's my business and social. facebook i try to restrict from, you know, colleagues and business associates. so i totally agree with you. >> we really like using facebook at 20 x 200 as a way to get response from our customers. so we do, you know, different sorts of quizzes or contexts from time to time. it's a really easy way to get sort of interactive, if you will with your customers. and that's one the real strengths that we find about it. >> so i have to be honest, my -- i've noticed, you know, the broad spectrum of behavior on facebook, at least in my life. i have a large group of friends and family members who use it sort of on a regular basis. then i have some that are really afraid to share information. then i have any nephew who is sharing everything about his life to me every hour of the day. every whim, every thought that passes through his mind. it scares me a little bit. and as i know, a

it is also about connecting with business professionals through linkedin and things like that. how will our brands and consumers using social media -- how are the brands and consumers using social media in interesting ways? >> i think there are a lot of tool sets that have come into play. they are making social and media more accessible. pulse news is one that i use. it pulls in from social media to make sense of what journalists and others that i respect are saying. it puts it together in one place that is easy. any kind of news i am interested in, all of these thieves -- feeds are coming in from twitter and presenting its in an interesting way. whenever i am interested in is presented in an interesting way. this is a whole another aspect of social media. it is the twitter feed your accustomed to but in a way i was accustomed to with a magazine. with better filtration and tools, it is pretty fantastic. tools allow us to filter out and bring the best of journalism and respected sources or entertainment together that is available. >> facebook has 750 million users. it was a coun

if you are looking for a more affordable option, the experts suggest linkedin. >> despite some somewhate job news that we got this morning dan kerman tells us that there are still a lot of unemployed people that are struggling to find work. >> at the state unemployment office in sunnyvale, they see about 200 to 300 job seekers each day. >> i have been out of work for a little over three years now. >> i am an electrician and not finding a lot out there right now it is tough to get a job. >> this is the equipment support engineer transitioning over to i t. >> everyone's about two to five years' experience and i did not have that but i do have the knowledge it--and i'm just looking for someone to give me a chance. >> on dreamworks and customer service. >> i have been looking for about two years and i think it does have to stay positive. >> those that run the center say that hiring is on the increase as an example at this center, they have a group of job seekers looking for technology jobs. they say within the last four months, 90 of them have found work which they say is definitely an incr

i used linkedin which is like a professional social network.which is a great tool for recruiting people and connecting on a network perspective. that's my business and social. facebook i try to restrict from, you know, colleagues and business associates. so i totally agree with you. >> we really like using facebook at 20 x 200 as a way to get response from our customers. so we do, you know, different sorts of quizzes or contexts from time to time. it's a really easy way to get sort of interactive, if you will with your customers. and that's one the real strengths that we find about it. >> so i have to be honest, my -- i've noticed, you know, the broad spectrum of behavior on facebook, at least in my life. i have a large group of friends and family members who use it sort of on a regular basis. then i have some that are really afraid to share information. then i have any nephew who is sharing everything about his life to me every hour of the day. every whim, every thought that passes through his mind. it scares me a little bit. and as i know, as

i used linkedin which is like a professional social network.hich is a great tool for recruiting people and connecting on a network perspective. that's my business and social. facebook i try to restrict from, you know, colleagues and business associates. so i totally agree with you. >> we really like using facebook at 20 x 200 as a way to get response from our customers. so we do, you know, different sorts of quizzes or contexts from time to time. it's a really easy way to get sort of interactive, if you will with your customers. and that's one the real strengths that we find about it. >> so i have to be honest, my -- i've noticed, you know, the broad spectrum of behavior on facebook, at least in my life. i have a large group of friends and family members who use it sort of on a regular basis. then i have some that are really afraid to share information. then i have any nephew who is sharing everything about his life to me every hour of the day. every whim, every thought that passes through his mind. it scares me a little bit. and as i know, as

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but we have a generation of young people who are throwing a lot of stuff out there on facebook and linkedin and everything else without the kinds of concerns about privacy that my generation grew up with. so when we look ahead, it is not that we don't want to protect vital information, but the whole idea of -- basically americans like government when their security is threatened. they don't like government when their privacy is threatened or when their communications are threatened. going forward, that's an interesting thing to think about. culturally we may be evolving into a society or a world where a lot of people don't particularly care if you are tromping about in their cyberspace. >> let me see, i should note that a government executive has just published a special issue on cyber-security, and our terrific technology web site has a lot of other information in addition to what was public -- published in print on that topic. that is nextgov.com. i think we have run out of time, but we have covered some interesting territory i think. why don't we give john and the others a round of appla

. >> -- a generation of young people who are throwing a lot of stuff out there on facebook and linkedin and everything else without the kind of concern about privacy that my generation grew up with and have sort of rubbed into it. so when we look ahead, it's not that we don't want to protect vital information, but the whole idea of, basically, americans like government when their security is threatened. they don't like government when their privacy is threatened or when their communications are threatened. so just going forward that's an interesting thing to think about, that culturally we may be evolving into a society or a world where a lot of people don't particularly care if you're tromping about in their cyberspace. >> so let me see, i should note that government executive has just published a special issue on cybersecurity and that our terrific technology web site, next gov.com, has a lot of other information in addition to what was published in this print on that topic. i think we have run out of time. there is so much more we could talk about, but we've, we've covered some very