and yet it seems as a symbol that something they may or may not -- >> here's marc benioff. listen to what he had to say. >> you have a serious issue. the buses that are very symbolic. very physical and you can see what is happening. people are getting thrown out of their homes. tech is not organized in a smart way to give back but we are changing those things and salesforce is a great example. we took equity and our employee and we started in 1999 and putting in a foundation of that was -- we had no profit no employees. but now we have given away community service. >> interesting stuff. it is easy to give when you have nothing. ari levy, thank you very much. we'll have the full interview later. our top tech headlines. visa and mastercard are forming a new group to rededicate for the card security for online and in-store purchases. they will work to speed up the emv chip technology in the u.s. used elsewhere. after the recent breaches at target and other retailers, an area of focus. they have been given until october 2015 to adopt the chip technology which experts said shoul

h, megan hughes and amish sha thank you very much. ,alesforce ceo, marc benioff the history of salesforce and corporate responsibility and income inequality and -- in sf. that is coming up next. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west," i am cory johnson. is dorian nakamoto really the crater of bitcoins? it has been a relatively wild 24 hours for basically what does a sleepy community in temple city. the pasadena area. fromu're coming somewhere like beverly hills or hollywood, a geographical landmark. if you think about how all of this unfolded, this explosive "newsweek low post story where dorian nakamoto is. the reporters are making their way here. theventually addressing reporters. some situations where you have a story like this, the person the story is about will make a comment. his was about to the idea of who is interested in giving me a free lunch. withresult of a he went the associated press reporter and they drove off and the reporters followed. it was contract on social media. people got interested because of that part of it. that much more interesting. he said i am not the creato

state increases the software company's board to eleven members.powell, a friend of salesforce ceo marc benioff, has been a board member of several tech companies since 2005. when it comes to that morning glass of oj drink up now, because the price is likely to rise. the citrus greening disease in flordia is becoming worse. the u.s.da. is lowering its forecast on florida orange crops from 134 million boxes to 114 million. the disease slows root growth and turns fruits bitter. "eventually, a lot of the trees affected with the greenery disease are going to be cut down to the stems and stumps, and allowed to grow back again, or might be bulldozed and replanted. so this is a disease that lasts for a few years, and what we are going to see is higher orange juice prices for the next several years, just because of this greenery disease." oj futures are up 11% for the year. around $1.49 and could rise to $2 per pound later this year. starbucks and keurig are splitting up --- sort of. keurig -- the maker of single serve coffee pods currently sells starbucks coffee exclusively. however, under a new deal.

of events done a lot with marc benioff.e spends a lot of time out there with those mayors and they have been used to get entrÉe to government clients as well. >> thanks, cory johnson joining us from san francisco. are you too busy to cook healthy meals at home? a solution.t has sending a professional chef to your kitchen. we will learn more about how it works next. >> it is time for our right lease, right time weekly segment. my next guest was inspired to create a business while working part-time as a nanny. jill donenfeld is the founder of the culinistas. they go in and cook a meal and it does not matter when or where. let's find out more. jill donenfeld, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> how did you come up with this idea, where did this moment happen? rex it is funny you mention my nanny. part-time i was in college at barnard and i was very into all things food. i was working at restaurants and writing reviews for couple of publications. i babysat for who new that i was very into food and cooking a

later today, i will speak with the salesforce ceo marc benioff.he company celebrates its 50th anniversary with a huge party taking place across the street from our office. be sure to tune in for that at 6:00 eastern right here on bloomberg tv. ♪ >> it is 26 minutes past the hour "on the markets which means we are "on the markets. " let's get you caught up on where stocks stand. we had the jobs report coming out earlier with more jobs added to the economy last month and have been estimated. 0 ofemployment rate was 1/1 one percent higher. in reaction to that, we are seeing a little change picture in the market. some investors are saying there are still concerns about ukraine and the situation there spilling over into the broader local economy potentially. that the perspective is the s&p 500 closed at a record yesterday so we are slightly off of those levels today. let's talk individual stocks -- shares of big lots are asserting the most in six years after posting fourth-quarter profits that beat analyst estimates on the company explored a sale three

reporter: it runs nonprofits pays for 500,000 hours of community service and has $15 million that marc benioffays it's hard for tech firms to part with their money. >> i can tell you there's still a lot of accomplished ceos and entrepreneurs who are not willing to join sf gives. >> reporter: while the celebration continued, sales force employees work to feed hungry people all over the world. >> we package over 22,000 meals in celebration of their anniversary. >> reporter: who paid for them? >> sales force did. and they have been doing this over time. >> reporter: a sales force supported nonprofit called year up finds talented people in underserved communities. >> we give them hard marketable i.t. skills combined with soft skills to do an internship and earn a job. >> i mean, i was kind of a professional college dropout. and i couldn't finish school. and i couldn't find a job because i didn't have a degree. >> reporter: year up gave dominique jones the basic technical skills for an internship in tech at salesforce.com and a paycheck. >> reporter: is it a minimum pay job or what? >> i make good