and to grow in their business in the scope of google in a business sense that business is not online your got going to show up in any of google's or celebrity systems so we built a program to help to increase the website for businesses across the united states we focus on in bound search engine option and lower s e n to search the engine to introduce the consumers to add words and educating them about what our tool is and how to build their campaign for their customers if you - we have our small business enrollment program a benefit of the program last year businesses that don't feel like they need to have the diversity program and it is live on google.org so you can check out the application and apply to the program and then i wanted to mention two other pieces that tie into the previous offensive around the exit there was a mention of efficiency and the google app pay per user we insure that we bring the value to the small businesses to give them a discounted rate you're only paying per user if you have 5 employees you get a 25 percent discount and those businesses can't wait thirt

i think the original itrations of online, the massive online courses didn't turn out to be particularly good at producing an educational outcome. students didn't complete the classes and they didn't learn what they needed to learn. and they were cheap to do but the results showed that they were too cheap. now, online has advanced a lot in the last ten years and we're doing lots of it in the university of california system. and we find it particularly useful in certain types of upper division classes, classes where you want students at one campus to get access to class in another campus, also find it useful in the graduate student realm, where students want to return college and get something past the bachelor's degree. lots going on in the online world, however -- and this is the caution i want to make, the kind of online we're talking about now is not the kind of silver bullet to cost that the mooks were, to do a quality online course takes a lot of time and investment by the university, time by professor to really prepare something that's an online experience that's a good experience

lots going on in the online world. however, and this is the caution i want to make, the kind of online we're talking about now is not the kind of silver bullet to cost that the moocs were, because to do a quality online course takes a lot of time and investment by the university. time by a professor to really prepare something that's an online experience, that's a good experience for the student. >> right. >> and online that keeps changing with, you know, the changing of the course material, and that's personalized to the student. but, i do believe that in the coming decades, we'll see more and more online. i just don't believe it will be the kind of cost changer, bending of the cost curve that some predicted. >> understood. janet napolitano, now president of the university of california joining us today. thank you, and good to see you again. >> thank you. >> up next, we're "on the money," quick and healthy is the name of the game when it comes to fast food? really? a canadian franchise is turning old model on its head

forensics lab, it aims to verify information shared online. and a social media strategist, she is also heavily involved in online activism, and has been behind several viral campaigns sometimes we associate the viz didn't the excitement of an online campaign with it's effectiveness, how do you know it works. >> that's a great question, and you brought it to the point that people have very very high expectations. but expectations are not equal impact. on another level, i think people equal metric like a lot of members eethink social media is not very new in that regard. i think it sometimes have expectations that we can fix overnight, be uh that's unfortunately not the case. >> do you think that the social media campaign can get so big, that it actually overshadows the issue itself. >> call me an optimist, but i have a lot of hope when it comes to sort of the power of social media. for galvanizing companying bring back our girls is a great example. of course, we need to mention that boko haram is still going out and doing harm in the word, and

you can't make kids behave well online. they will run from it. you say do you want me to say how stupid the other people are for being online. look how easily i could own them. that's a good one. it's sending. you september a top-secret encysted message. she is teaching her 4-year-old to protect herself online by using a messaging app that sal created called wicker. sending self-destructing messages and has a million users. >> i definitely deploy an attitude of download very, very few apps and check them out and the founders and how they make money closely, before i let the kids cues anything. >> now, daniel is doing the same. he's more vige lant than ever about monitoring what his daughters do on lip. instagram? >> no. >> reporter: what would you tell other kid about what they ought to be doing about protecting privacy online? >> don't put your personal information out there. there's people that will eat it up. >>> how to strike the right balance between privacy and public safety, freedom to roam the internet and prying eyes. it is an ongoing ma

plus, online black markets are making a come back. the hidden corners of the dark web, and then. >> the hidden meaning of cereal selfies. what it means if you are constantly posting self-portraits. >> welcome to the stream. where your inner activity helps drive our conversation. to my left, my co-host and digital producer handing all of that social media that. cos in. in preparing for this show, we are seeing these huge numbers $13.5 billion to haiti howdies tushing is it that a lot of it can't be accounted for? >> and you mentioned this funded park, that is supposed to help haiti, we mentioned that to the community, we gave a human story. she was one who was evicted from her line to make way for this, and in fact, the numbers say about 366 to 400 families faced a similar fate. and responding to that, robert says that out to teem they have for getting in the way of freedom with their freedom, a lot of spark. we need all the parks we can get, a couple of peep get displaced ain't nothing new. more needs to go into education and job crea

out online. -- is being helped by reaching out online. russian president vladimir putin says the greek president did not travel to moscow seeking financial assistance. president clinton denied that russia was cultivating greece to exploit positions in europe. >> a warm welcome at the kremlin for elected democrats, even while the eu locks reforms over russia and ukraine. if the eurozone will not be more link it with greece and its hour of urgent financial need, perhaps there are others that might be. there is a long shared history between greece and russia based in part on the orthodox faith. more important to the people in this church than the concerned atheist that leads the greek government. with his country teetering on the brink he is testing the boundaries. even if there are limits to what he can do. one thing that he would like is to ease of russian embargo. that is russia's response to eu sanctions. that will not go down well in brussels or berlin. >> it is very good to continue the embarg

waj is out and it's obvious what you can and can't post online most times. but it seems as of late people are becoming more fearful for reprisal of things that they thought was okay to put on their personal facebook page. >> as a result we have a couple of people in our audience who think they have figured it out. she said: . >> but not being anonymous is the fun part. to be social with your friends online, i don't know if that's something that is feasible for everyone. >> it defeats the purpose of people connecting with you if they can't find you. >> correct. >> should a teacher be forced to resign after posting something that is racially insensitive. what about employees who complain about their uniform. and while many offices have strict social media policies the national labor relations board said an employee should have the right to discuss their work conditions freely without fear of firing. this has upset some private companies citing that it should not apply to online activities. what is the line? do employers have a right to police what their worker

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they can arrange payments online and pay online. this would allow us to deploy people to work with taxpayers who want or need personal contact. many do and many will. those people need to be trained to better and they need to be given information technology to do the job. the point i want to emphasize this afternoon it is it will also reduce the cost of an tour smit -- the cost of enforcement. and the cost borne by the taxpayers themselves. pretty much everything is new about that image. we are taking a comprehensive view and figuring out what investment is needed and in what order, they have translated that to budget initiative. so we can go forward and describe what it is to go forward in the tax administration. and we can put that forward to the congress and we can show how we will be responsible and accountable for the funding and the investment that will be needed for that. it will benefit savvy taxpayers and others as john koskinen: mentioned. the cost of coming into compliance, it will provide more cost-effective enforcement'

it is online but then it shows up at your door.a bet that whatever anybody is buying them a they will buy it online. matt: i just ordered motorcycle boots from a store in germany. i bought them online from a retailer in australia in order to get the cheapest price. olivia: i bet you they will arrive the a dhl. matt: exactly. ever since they were handed off to usps, i've not been able to track it. michael: look at the number of times you order a computer and it is been shipped directly from china. matt: i was trying to illustrate how long ago to get the best. bridgewater associates back against the euro is paying off the world's largest hedge fund. client about 14% this year through march. -- climbed about 14% this year through march. this guy is making a bet against the euro. he says the ecb is not doing enough but obviously, if he bets against the euro, he must be thinking the ecb will do enough. olivia: i think what he is saying is european governments have not done enough. that is why he is betting against a recovery. either way

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and it gets more people online. emily: google is working on project loon and google fiber.hat do you think of google's approach to connecting the world? mark: well, the thing is connecting everyone is going to be something that no single company can do by themselves. so i am really glad that they and a lot of other companies are working on this. internet.org is a partnership between a number of different technology companies and nonprofits and governments. there are folks who are doing things that they are contributing to internet.org. there are companies that are doing things that are separate. that is going to be necessary, right? there is a lot of technology that is going to need to be developed in order to build -- in order to tackle all three of those major barriers that i talked about. you know, technical, making it so that everyone has a network near them. affordability, so that way the network is efficient. and social, making it so that people have the content that they need in order to want to get online and consume all this. so i am very positive on it. emily: hav

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online. looks like about $118,000 in settlements paid to people involving the captain jason -- and officer -- michael -- try to use $100 to bribe his way into a hotel room where his estranged wife was back in 24 is able to stay on the force. a lot of these people it seems like they're already pretty big red flags and they're still working there. so, i'm disappointed that internal investigation isn't good enough. i think if you want to get the trust of the public back and i want to trust the police -- you need to have independent investigation. i don't think there's any confidence in internal affairs at sf pd anymore. i want to add that i think you need to extend the tablet for people to do. i think needs to be at least 2 min. that's all. >> president: favorite. any further public comments as of any further public comment? >> clerk: anyone else >> presidenthearing on public comment is now closed. inspector please call the next item >> clerk: discussion review recent activities >> president: >>

they are come online and if they don't come online during that period, then the amount will change. so, in general, the scope of work will not change either with this contract amendment, the over view of what is composed of in their contract is a management of general operations, landscape, maintenance, general, security and as many of you commissioners have been out there you have seen the parks that are currently in mission bay and the condition they are in rye -- right now that we have heard the excellent work that mjm is doing. quickly on the contract, the former redevelopment commission approved the contract back in december 1, 2009. january 20, 2012, to amend the contract to add a park p 10 which is the round about circle in mission bay and we amended the contract then. that was the 1st amendment and now we are here for the 2nd amendment. i went over the parks. those are the technical names of the parks. i will have the map up for you in a second. we have p 1, p 2 and p 5 and the parks that are directly under the contract. the original contract was for 3 years and there was th

not even taking online courses in that sense. there is a limit to what your phone can do in this world we're blurring the lines no question. do you not draw a distinction between mobile connectivity and broadband access on a computer in your home? >> yes, but i have to tell you i really use the mobile connectivity devices myself because i travel around the world and i find that far more effective. and i know that's true with my children and the friends of my children. they all say e-mail is passe. so i think we have two issues to look at the younger generation and the transitional generation and it's fascinating to see how more elderly people are moving into the mobile world. when you think of what's being delivered in our automobiles the whole car for instance now being a place where you're going to have your heart monitor where you're going to get you know every kind of service that heretofore you had to either go to a physical place or be tethered. i do think the mobility issue is huge and it's huge in the developing world whe

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can anybody take the online training? catherine: we hope to offer online training. open it and up and license it to others. that is may be coming soon. in terms of measuring the success of our investments we look at the revenue of the businesses. we look at the prophet. how many other people they are hiring, especially when they hire defy grads. we look at their traction and growth rate. we have an entrepreneur in residence that helps build up companies. our cover these are young, they are in inception. some are generating around $100,000 in their first year, which for us is pretty good. we had one business that generated north of $30,000 in its first three months. so that is like pretty awesome for us. of the 71 companies, the generated 84 employment opportunities for people besides the founders. it is getting other hard to employ people in jobs. laura: it is amazing to me and great to see you turn these people around. a great opportunity to have some become up to the stage who you helped. catherine: i would love that. his name is jaime. he is here. this might be s

they can arrange payments online and pay online.his would allow us to deploy people to work with taxpayers who want or need personal contact. many do and many will. those people need to be trained to better and they need to be given information technology to do the job. the point i want to emphasize this afternoon it is it will also reduce the cost of an tour smit -- the cost of enforcement. and the cost borne by the taxpayers themselves. pretty much everything is new about that image. we are taking a comprehensive view and figuring out what investment is needed and in what order, they have translated that to budget initiative. so we can go forward and describe what it is to go forward in the tax administration. and we can put that forward to the congress and we can show how we will be responsible and accountable for the funding and the investment that will be needed for that. it will benefit savvy taxpayers and others as john koskinen mentioned. the cost of coming into compliance, it will provide more cost-effective enforcement's.

some of it was online. a lot of the online work though was through these really crude forums like yahoo! or bag google groups. no fancy apps, just groups anybody could understand. and then they did a lot of offline work which is where i might disagree with you. i actually feel it's important that they were physically present offline, bird dogging. governor andrew cuomo said everywhere he went, every fundraiser he went to there were people saying don't frack in new york don't frack in new york so much so that he felt today had more power than any other group because he saw them. that's something that i learned from the tea party. i went to a lot of tea party events in 2009 to go watch what was happening, and i was involved in occupy. and one of the things i saw was they understood the power of physical presence, that politicians are still in some ways -- their heart still beats, they're still animal, they still have fears, nightmares dreams. and that means if you are physically present and your faces are the

taxpayers could arrange payments online. they could pay online. and a this would allow us to deploy people to work with taxpayers who want or need personal contact and many do and many will. they will persist. those people need to be trained better and they need to be given information technology to do the job. and a point i want to emphasize this afternoon is if we'll also reduce the cost of enforcement including the cost of enforcement to the taxpayers themselves the cost warned by the taxpayers, so, what's new at the service about this? pretty much everything's new about that image. but what's new with the service is that we're taking a comprehensive look at this. we have figured out what investment is needed in what order and we've translated that into budget initiatives. so, we can going forward describe what it is that we need to do to be a 21st century tax administration and we can put that forward to the congress and we can show how we would be responsible and accountable for the funding and the investment that will be needed for that. tha

first tourists, 70% don't even have online booking.t's like the restaurant space before opentable came along. brad: talk about acquisitions, that trend and why you are well-positioned with peek, ruzwana: 50 years ago, we were all told that buying a car or a house will make us happy. and a lot of the science is showing that it is not things that make us happy, but experiences. there's a shift in society. peek.com is providing that in ways that will fulfill and inspire them. brad: what ways are people traveling now you go with a guidebook anymore? or with their smartphones as guides? ruzwana: people are looking really last minute. when he comes to activities, 75% of people are booking in six hours. the much shorter window and much more spontaneous. they want to pull up their phone and say, what can i do you and they want to find cool things to do. and we are even seeing this with hotels and airfare. brad: thank you. stay with us. the founder and ceo of peek is our guest host today. expedia at the top of the travel industry may be threate