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we can tell you another high tech company taking pinterest. pinterest leaving palo alto for soma? the mayors should be alarmed. managing to attract so much, linkedin opened in the city and it managed to retain twitter and zenga. pinterest will move from at palo alto. you have to tip your hat to san francisco mayor ed lee. his efforts back bid big money from tech angel investors have turned san francisco which has never been known as a business friendly city, back into a high tech magnet wall street worried after friday's jobs report showed us to be stuck in neutral. and there is concern that european leaders aren't moving fast enough to contain the crisis in the eu. i can tell you my boys bought $7 sodas in paris but to no avail. >> how nice. >> soda tastes better in europe. because you're in europe. >> there you go. let's look at our forecast here with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you. if you're looking for hot weather we've got that by this afternoon temperatures climbing into mid-80s inland by noon 91 degrees at 5:00 p.m. let's check your drive. >> look to

right now pinterest is based in palo alto.the site lets users share their favorite things on the web. >>> a new social media site just for lady gaga fans the bay area companies site that's helping the star rewrite the rules. >>> lance armstrong went to court to try to save his tour de france titles. a u.s. district court judge in austin dismissed a lawsuit filed by lance armstrong trying to block the latest doping charges against him. the allegations were made in june by the u.s. anti doping agency and they could strip him of his seven tour de france victories. attorneys for armstrong said they will refile the lawsuit possibly as early as tomorrow. >>> thousands of people across the nation have fallen victim to a scam bearing president obama's name. new at 10:00, rita williams talked with two friends here in the bay area about how they got caught in the scam. >> the president wants to pay your utility bills, what a deal. no wonder these three oakland neighbors couldn't wait to spread the good news. >> who found out first? >> i

. >>> pinterest has moved from palo alto to san francisco. pinterest has fewer than 50 employees. recenting space -- is renting space in the neighborhood as zynga and other tech firms. mayor lee says he's thrilled to welcome the company in san francisco. >>> pigs may hog center stage in a new version of angry birds. >> google may be close to a settlement with the government over privacy issues. jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange. >>> finally time for the pigs to get revenge that story in a second. first google close to settling charges it violates user privacy on apple's internet browser google would pay more than 22 million dollars to resolve an ftc investigation over how it used software that can follow user activities when they were on safari browser. coog says it has remove the cookies in question. stocks now fairly strong out of the gate with the dow up 70 points. european leaders promise to open up the loan tap to the struggling spanish banks markets have a little relief rally. bloomberg index is trading up about a half percent. shares of advanced micro

right now pinterest is based in palo alto.te lets users share their favorite things on the web. >>> a new social media site just for lady gaga fans the bay area companies site that's helping the star rewrite the rules. >>> lance armstrong went to court to try to save his tour de france titles. a u.s. district court judge in austin dismissed a lawsuit filed by lance armstrong trying to block the latest doping charges against him. the allegations were made in june by the u.s. anti doping agency and they could strip him of his seven tour de france victories. attorneys for armstrong said they will refile the lawsuit possibly as early as tomorrow. >>> thousands of people across the nation have fallen victim to a scam bearing president obama's name. new at 10:00, rita williams talked with two friends here in the bay area about how they got caught in the scam. >> the president wants to pay your utility bills, what a deal. no wonder these three oakland neighbors couldn't wait to spread the good news. >> who found out first? >> i did.

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next flix, pinterest and instagram were down. no power means no air-conditioning. the heat showed no scienign s o letting up. temperatures were expected to top 100 degrees after hitting triple digits yesterday, including a statewide record of 113 degrees. >> kind of like an oven. >> reporter: in atlanta today, organizers at a youth football camp were taking no chances. for every ten minutes of play -- >> we have a five minute water break. >> reporter: a five-minute water break and the city opened the pool to the public free of charge. >> we know that the temperatures were getting this high this weekend, we couldn't wait to get to the pool. >> reporter: and kate, if all that weren't enough, this heat is expected to last well into next week, and the local utility this afternoon is making robocalls to residents who don't have power warning them it could be a full week before the lights come back on. kate. >> mike in washington. how long does the heatwave last? for more we turn to mike seidel in washington, d.c. what's the holiday week look like? >> it's hot but not qu

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. >>> pinterest pinned down new office space in san francisco. they signed a lease today and will leave its current base in palo alto. mayor ed lee is thrilled to welcome them to the city. >>> palo alto network hopes to raise $2 million. they filed paper work today and expects to sell 6.2 million shares. >>> a woman is suing the fda for the right to use sperm from a donor without going through a sperm bank. the woman has a same-sex couple -- same sex partner. >>> san francisco airport tower days are numbered. wait till you see what will replace it. >> back here in 10 minutes, there is fog out there now and it will heat up around here, i will show you how hot it will get in your neighborhood. >>> occupy the farm are protesting a development project right now ahead of a city counsel meeting. they are set to vote on land owned by university of california at berkeley. the proposal calls for putting a whole foods and senior living complex on the site. they moved to the community center because they expect a large crowd. >>> san francisco international

twitter received a 64 and pinterest a 69.oogle plus scored the highest at 78, but the survey points out google plus does not have any ads. the report is based on more than 5,000 surveys. facebook users complained about ads and privacy concerns. >>> when we come back, the bus driver at the right place at the right time. >>> this video is a little difficult to watch, but it has a happy ending. a 7-year-old girl in brooklyn, you see her there in the spot shadow, she was hanging out of a third-story window dancing on top of an air conditioner. a neighbor was walking by and tried getting her back inside. she ended up falling about 30 feet right into the arms of that good samaritan neighbor. >> please let me catch her, please let me catch her, that's all i could say. let me catch the little baby. i picked her up and carried her. i was holding her and rubbing her and she just more or less just kept looking around. she never closed her eyes, she didn't lose consciousness. >> thank goodness. amazingly she suffered no injuries. neighbo

finding pinterest, they had no traction. >> thank you for coming on the program. >> thank you. >> thanks>> we spoken a lot on the show about how to create a brand. but then once you create it, how do you gain traction with the brand? it is a topic here at the small business summit. we have a panel to talk about it here. adam rich is the co- founder of thrill list. then maria ross. great to see both of you. >> thanks for having us. >> when you started thrill list, which is a well known popular grand. how much did you think about brand? >> you know, i think without even really knowing to call it brand, it was something we were really very focused on out of the gates. i started it not as an entrepreneur, but the audience. it was a product i wanted. it targeted city information for the post-college guy. i was living in new york and feeling the lack of things that were evaluated that were my interests. a lot of what i took that position to be ended up becoming our brand. >> that seems almost easy. the brand is you. your desires and likes and your interests. if you have a company, maria, that

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finding pinterest, they had no traction. >> thank you so much for participating on the panel, coming on the program and we'll see you back in the studio hopefully sometime soon. >> thanks. >> we've spoken a lot on this show about how to create a brand. but then once you create it, how do you gain traction with the brand? it is one of the big topics at the "new york times" small business summit. we have a panel to talk about it here. adam rich is the co- founder of the popular online shopping and restaurant site thrill list. and maria ross, founder of branding strategies website. great to see both of you guys. >> thanks for having us. >> when you started thrill list, which has become a very well-known, popular brand, obviously gaining traction, how much did you think about brand? >> you know, i think without even really knowing to call it brand, it was something we were really very focused on out of the gates. i started it not as an entrepreneur but as the audience. it was a product that i wanted. it targeted city information for the post-college guy. i was living in new york and feel

. >> netflix and pinterest was able to restore service by this afternoon. they are customers of amazon ink's web service division. they provide data storage facilities used for cloud computing. >>> while parts of the country saw record-breaking heat, right now the fog is moving in in san francisco where it is a cool 60 degrees. coming up in 25 minutes, mark will join us with your sunday forecast. >>> strong winds fueled a grass fire in sollano county just before 3:00 in a grassy year north of vallejo. about five aches burned. the fire was in pretty steep terrain. officials say nobody was hurt, and no structures were threatened. >> an alameda county firefighter who died from a line of duty illness was laid to rest to. hollis franks died earlier this week after a brief battle with lung cancer. he received several unit citations including the california state firefighter medal of valor. dozens of firefighters and trucks led a procession to the funeral today. his colleagues say franks will be missed by his family, community, and country. >>> new laws in effect

finding pinterest, they had no traction. >> thank you so much for coming on the program and hopefullye'll see you back in the studio some time soon. >> thank you, j.j. >>> we have spoken a lot on the show about how to create a brand, but then once you create it how do you actually gain traction with the brand. that's one of the big topics here at the "new york times" small business summit. we have a panel here, joining me is adam rich, co-founder and editor and chief in the popular online and restaurant site, thrill list. and joining me is this woman here as well. when you started thrill list, how much did you think about brand? >> you know, i think without even really knowing to call it brand, it was something we were really very focused on out of the gates. i started it not really as an sbren preyou are in entrepreneur but the audience. it has targeted city information for a post-college guy. i was living in new york and feeling the real lack of thing that is were evaluated and filtered for my interests. so a lot of what i took that position to be ended up becoming our brand. >> so

you know, we are on pinterest, we tweet, we're on facebook, tweet deck is running all day. we have a community engagement team, our news media in the morning starts digitally with the web site. so it's a different news room than it used to be and many news rooms are so it's not really kind of a -- i don't think it's as much a black and white conversation -- and it's very difficult to not talk about it in black and white terms. and you guys, it's great to hear you bringing all this up. our problem continues to be to monetize. so i would ask the tech company reps to give us some ideas for that. i would love to see next year that to be the topic. thank you. >> we'll let will and krishna answer that. i'm a tech guy, but i'm an editor. as i keep getting lectured, i'm just a call center. >> oh! >> but no, i think that -- i think the one thing, and maybe krishna can provide better insight here, but at least for us, it is still fundamentally about the audience. and whenever someone sort of it looking for a silver bullet that, ooh, isn't this the new thing that's going to final by b

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you may recall a couple days ago with all the internet problems, with netflix and pinterest, those thunderstormsolled over to washington, d.c. and again we're talking about the same thing happening once again for today. here at home, quiet weather. really couldn't complain about much other than the fog waking up to this morning. by the afternoon hours, we're going to clear out to plenty of sunshine. tomorrow as those winds start to turn out of the north, that's when we're going to warm back to the mid to upper 80s and looks like the fourth of july remains dry and warm. it's all because of this area of high pressure starting to slide in. we had a trough move through last night. that's where we have those clouds in place and that area of low pressure trying to make its way out of the region. as we head through the day today again, skies will eventually clear, so we have to deal with this morning fog in place. after 9:00, 10:00, things will clear out. so, today, again as we warm through the day, we are talking about really a comfortable day. 80 for santa rosa. 82 in gilroy. not bad in san francisco

she says, "the whole movie is batman on pinterest trying to find cute ways to decorate the batcave."paisley pattern." [ laughter ] this one's from @buddylove4. he says, "we find out alfred has been tweeting from the bat cave with google maps locations turned on." [ laughter ] [ imitating alfred ] "i thought you said to tweet as the way it is with them google maps, mr. wayne." [ imitating alfred ] >> steve: "i thought i shouldn't turn my gsm on. i should turn it off." >> jimmy: "yeah." >> steve: "not on." >> jimmy: "you turn it off." >> steve: "turn it off." >> jimmy: "so turn that off. well, can you hear this?" >> steve: "no." [ laughter ] "can you turn it up?" >> jimmy: "mr. wayne, can you hear this?" >> steve: "no, can you turn it up?" >> jimmy: "oh, sure. i certainly can turn it up. yeah. there you go." [ imitating alfred ] >> steve: "can you read between the lines?" [ imitating bruce wayne ] >> jimmy: "what is that, alfred? what are you saying, alfred? what?" [ imitating alfred ] >> steve: "wait, hold on. i'm going to make a bat device." >> jimmy: "all right." [ laughter ] >> ste

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he sits on the boards of several companies including pinterest and open table. good morning to you. >> this dynamic not new to anybody who reads the paper or shops in this country. you say we're approaching a sea change in retail even still. what's it going to look like? is the problem getting worse or not? >> the problem for off line retail is significant. online retail continues to gain share. it's been a relentless rise w that mass actually the impact for retail occasion. food and drugstore categories very little online share but the categories like electronics and apparel and home are growing strongly. for example, electronics retail online is now 15% of the total. >> so how does best buy navigate this hurricane, as you call it? obviously they have their own online component but they are also highly leveraged with a lot of physical facilities. what is the path for them? >> you know, they are facing a big challenge. i have a lot of respect for best buy as a retailer, what we're talking about here are macroeconomic effects. the total addressable market is shri

pinterest. >>> gdp report out at 8:30 a.m.ek's fed meetings and the july jobs report. squawk market master peter fisher of blackrock's fixed income group. in the commercial break you were talking about how negative nominal rates are a huge story and what this means, if you look at the short end of the curve when you go to japan, europe, what is this telling us? >> it's telling us there was a premium on cash. we were talking about the italian and spanish yields way out, there's an extraordinary bid for everything under a year in europe, leading us to negative nominal interest rates. that's not going to be good for banks, if we want to create credit, banks having a destabilized deposit base isn't going to make them feel good about writing loans. there's some people out there think gee, let's drive rates really low and the banks will have to lend more. >> they'll say it won't make any sense for them to keep it at the federal reserve, if you're basically getting nothing back but right now they're basically getting nothing at a qua

the storms took down netflix, popular social media site pinterest and instagram over the weekend. >>k like the pictures they were sending, they said there were winds of 70, 80 miles per hour, my poor cat was found across the neighborhood in a gutter hiding out from the storm but he's a tough guy. the storms are much, much, much more severe than they were expect so long it really caught a lot of people by surprise there. >> would it be too big of a dislocation to bring him to london? >> my parents or the cat in. >> the cat. >> he'd come on the set and enjoy it and we'd have fun with the google stories about the identity. >>> asia appears to be a bright spot, we'll discuss m&a activity in the region after the break. with the spark cash card from capital one, sven's home security gets the most rewards of any small business credit card! how does this thing work? oh, i like it! [ garth ] sven's small business earns 2% cash back on every purchase, every day! woo-hoo!!! so that's ten security gators, right? put them on my spark card! why settle for less? testing hot tar... great businesses

last month it was pinterest and in another few months it will be something else.al end point for it. i get so excited every morning. here -- i'm 29 now. >> at the age of 23, you're a multimillionaire when you start this. you said it wasn't your desire to be rich. you had what you said a waffle housey pif any. >> you were going to go to law school. >> you love a waffle house? >> yes, charlie. have you tried the hash browns? >> syrup on them? >> you have to. >> i was an undergrad at uva in my third year. i was decided whether or not -- i was talking lsat prep courses and my buddy and i were in the middle of one of these and we got up and left because we wanted waffles more than law school. i realized if i was going to be spending money and time, i should be want to be a lawyer. in the end, i wanted to make my dent in the universe to paraphrase, jobs. that's what i feel like i've been trying to do. i try to temper that success with the knowledge of knowing, i've been kind of living my life on cheat codes in a lot of ways. i take -- i take good stock of the fact that

you know, we are on pinterest, we feet -- tweet, we're on facebook, tweet deck is running all day. we have a community engagement teem -- team, our news media in the morning starts digitally with the web site. so it's a different news room than it used to be and many news rooms are so it's not really kind of a -- i don't think it's as much a black and white conversation -- and it's very difficult to not talk about it in black and white terms. and you guys, it's great to hear you bringing all this up. our problem continues to be to monetize. so i would ask the tech company reps to give us some ideas for that. i would love to see next year that to be p -- the topic the thank you. >> we'll let will and krishna answer nafment i'm a tech guy, but i'm an editor. as i keep getting lectured, i'm just a call center. >> oh! >> but no, i think that -- i think the one thing, and maybe krishna can provide better insight here, but at least for us, it is still fundamentally about the audience. and whenever someone sort of it looking for a silver bullet that, ooh, isn't this the new thing that's g

you know, we are on pinterest, we tweet, we're on facebook, tweet deck is running all day. we have a community engagement team, our news media in the morning starts digitally with the web site. so it's a different news room than it used to be and many news rooms are so it's not really kind of a -- i don't think it's as much a black and white conversation -- and it's very difficult to not talk about it in black and white terms. and you guys, it's great to hear you bringing all this up. our problem continues to be to monetize. so i would ask the tech company reps to give us some ideas for that. i would love to see next year that to be the topic. thank you. >> we'll let will and krishna answer that. i'm a tech guy, but i'm an editor. as i keep getting lectured, i'm just a call center. >> oh! >> but no, i think that -- i think the one thing, and maybe krishna can provide better insight here, but at least for us, it is still fundamentally about the audience. and whenever someone sort of it looking for a silver bullet that, ooh, isn't this the new thing that's going to final by b

you know, we are on pinterest, we feet -- tweet, we're on facebook, tweet deck is running all day. we have a community engagement teem -- team, our news media in the morning starts digitally with the web site. so it's a different news room than it used to be and many news rooms are so it's not really kind of a -- i don't think it's as much a black and white conversation -- and it's very difficult to not talk about it in black and white terms. and you guys, it's great to hear you bringing all this up. our problem continues to be to monetize. so i would ask the tech company reps to give us some ideas for that. i would love to see next year that to be p -- the topic the thank you. >> we'll let will and krishna answer nafment i'm a tech guy, but i'm an editor. as i keep getting lectured, i'm just a call center. >> oh! >> but no, i think that -- i think the one thing, and maybe krishna can provide better insight here, but at least for us, it is still fundamentally about the audience. and whenever someone sort of it looking for a silver bullet that, ooh, isn't this the new thing that's g