when they have used pinterest in a creative way. >> a number of partners were using pinterest for blackr monday. created boards with silhouettes of items that were about to go on sale. >> pinterest is starting to experiment with ads. d.c. and opportunity to make money through these partnerships and e-commerce? >> we're doing some testing with promoting pins. system, we aree in the early stages of seeing how to our users react. and what kind of results at drives for our partners. that informs how we think about a business model in 2014. >> case but has been experimenting for a long time, twitter recently hired a head of commerce. how does pinterest stand out for partners? >> they think of us more as a complement to google. when someone knows they want something, they can search for it. on the other side, i do not know what i want, but when i see it, i know i will like it. it is like walking down an aisle in a store. when you see it you want it. it is the experience we are trying to provide. it is feeling a gap online -- filling a gap. >> thom, joining us again. isn't this the whole thing

how do you think pinterest ins there?hers out >> they think of us more as a complement to google. when someone knows it want something they can search for it and find it. the other side of that is i do not really know what i want. i do not have a formed idea. when i see it i know i will like it. it is coming to a store. you may walk down the aisle. when you see it, you will want it. that is the experience we are trying to provide. >> that was emily chang from pinterest. it is time for "on the markets." julie hyman joins us in new york. she joins us with more. >> i am still in new york. let's talk about what is going on with the stock market. we have more records for the s&p and the doubt. the imf that it will raise these next year.casts for apple is signing the deal with china mobile. that gave a little extra impetus for stocks to move higher. we are entering the santa claus rally phase. it is a week or so of trading. it tend to be a positive one for the stock market and what tends to be a positive month. major seeing all

target is turning to pinterest to sell popular items in their store. how that's going to work when we come back on "numbered west." ♪ >> welcome back. retailers big and small grapple with how to use social media sites like facebook and twitter to draw shoppers to their brick- and-mortar physical stores. one store try a new approach as target, setting up displays, flagging shoppers to particular items of popular on pinterest. emily chang went to a store in san francisco with the pinterest head of partner marketing to see the displays in action. >> pinterest is featured in target stores, which is great for you guys. show me how that works. >> they are calling out items that have been popular on pinterest. some people are visiting target.com and say i love this rug. i'm going to save this in a special collection. it's happening over and over again, so they created this and did it on their own to call out the items users have decided are the most popular. >> one of the most popular items this season is elf on the shelf. i don't know a lot about this becaus

how do you think pinterest stands out from other options out there? we hear from our partners as a complement to google. when someone knows they want something, they can search for it and find it. the other side of that is i don't know what i want, i don't have a formed idea, but when i see it, i know i like it. it is like coming into a store. you may not have come in for something and you see it and you want. that is the experience we are trying to provide. >> here is one thing people want. i was robbed on air. i am going to fill you in next. movies, the willful fall straight his back, but on the screen. we will tell you about it. wall street is in the old link potential road to riches. people are turning up in droves to play the annual christmas lottery. winners were announced during a four-hour ceremony. it is a 200-year-old tradition. more than $3 million was paid out. ♪ >>'twas the monday before christmas and as bloomberg's 12 days of bitcoin. matt miller gave me a unique christmas gift this past friday. >> here you go. trish, here you go. you wi

with chang went to target a pinterest employee. >> pinterest is featured inside of target stores.ow me how that works. >> they are calling out numbers -- items that have been very popular on pinterest. they are saying they love this forrug. it is happening over and over again. they made the sign it on their own to call out the items that users have decided on the most popular. popularf the most pinned items this season is out on the shelf. i don't know a lot about this. apparently this is a big thing with kids. on the sure everyone is nice list. people fly back to the north pole every night and then fly back and then observe the kids again. it sits in some really fun places in the house. target has managed to catch some pictures over the elves sit. >> what are other retailers doing with their products? do you have any other stories where they have used pinterest in a creative way? >> a number of partners were using pinterest for their black friday and cyber monday strategies. boards they created some that showed silhouettes of items that were about to go on sale. >> it is just sta

. -- with pinterest. >> pinterest is featured in target stores which is great for you guys.how me how that works. >> they are calling out items that have been popular on pinterest. are visiting target.com and saying they love this rug and they're going to say this rug. they have created this signage here and they did this on their own to call out the item that users have decided our most popular. popular pene most items is -- pinned elf on the shelf. is a big thing for kids of these days. >> he make sure everyone is on the nice list, will fly back to the north pole and give a report to sam and then fly back and gives -- and join in with the kids again. managed to catch some pictures of where the else sits. what are other retailers doing with their products? do you have any other stories were they have used pinterest in a creative way? >> a number of partners are blackpinterest for their friday and cyber monday strategies. showed silhouettes of items that were about to go on sale. starting to experiment with that, but d.c. an opportunity to make money through these partnershi

target is happy, pinterest is happy. this is a pinterest christmas. >> it's nice to click on something. >> and get ideas. i agree. >> 6:53. we are following breaking news happening now. oakland firefighters on the scene of a one-alarm house fire. it is burning at 24th and market close to the boys and girls club. >> we don't know if anyone is inside. we will have more information as it comes in. time for other top stories. christie smith with a look at why b.a.r.t. is going back to the bargaining table. >> reporter: good morning to you. certainly seems like a deal was signed, sealed and done but it's not. both sides sitting down with a federal mediator to try and hash out a claus that part is saying was accidentally left in the final package give tune the union. the latest in this dispute that has riders wondering what's next. the problem, b.a.r.t. says a six-week per year paid family leave provision that could cost the agency millions of dollars was left in. b.a.r.t.'s board approved the contract, only if that language w

a special thank-you to pinterest. ryan used amanda's pinterest account.y have a second called my dream wedding. she had all kinds of photos of what her dream wedding might be. so she was planning her dream wedding without her knowledge. now, ryan decides, so what do we do? how do i do this? so he picks the perfect location, picks miami, florida. >> amanda roman. >> are you serious? >> i love you so much. and it would honor me so much if you would marry me. >> incredibly romantic. but, as you so. see,a a to keep this moving along. she's like, what? this is the biggest moment of our lives. why are you rushing? >> because he had the wedding planned. >> she gets her perfect makeup, perfect hair, perfect dress ready for the wedding. >> it tell us how this all happened we have amanda and ryan via skype "right this minute." first, with you, how did you have the courage to do this? >> when you love somebody, you're willing to do anything for them. amanda could have said she wanted anything. it didn't matter what she said, i knew i would put all of my being into t

it is really an niche roddick. >> but pinterest? do you use pinterest? hillary, do you?>> i do not. but twitter is going higher. the technical traders, they will bring that to $85. they are just fooling with everybody's head. i want to tell you, there are more buyers than sellers. the next two to three weeks -- we have been playing it all the way up. >> all the way down? >> they used back for christmas, and now we are -- >> did it set a record for the number of bear markets achieved within the time of its ipo? think it is grotesquely overvalued. >> pinterest or twitter? >> twitter. actually, both. >> never get confused between overvalued and stocks that are going higher. it is going -- >> i don't. [laughter] >> we are talking about netflix. pe of 75. what is your take on netflix? what you think of "house of cards?" technology that can leapfrog. that is the problem inherent there, whereas twitter certainly also can become antiquated, but it just has to do with what stocks major players want to bring up, and there are billions of dollars all on the margins, just ready -- >

you see sites like pinterest for example, really rising. what does pinterest do?it's not a new service, not a new product. it really just helps you organize the images that are out there. so as we kind of become immersed in content and information, things that help us organize that information and make sense of it, give context and relevancy to it will definitely be on the rise. >>it's like a firehose that internet. and you have to make sense of it somehow. >>yeah, you've got to be able to filter that. >>alright, and you see more and more video coming. >>that's right. you've got my third trend.video is definitely on the rise and it's device agnostic. you can watch it on the television, it's very traditional. but then also your laptop, tablet and smartphone and there's more and more online video. there's a study out there that says 64% of people will finish watching up to a 30 minute commercial video clip versus 24% who will finish reading an article. so what that tells you about literacy, i don't know but i can tell you it says a lot about online video and you'll

94% say pinterest has changed their holiday preparations. for brands. revenues doubled over the holiday weekend and was up by 3.6 times on cyber monday. those results are drawing about half a million brands on to pinterest and they're sharing products online and featuring popular pinned items in their stores. the company, has a $3.8 billion valuation and has zero revenue but it s closer to a business model, announcing promoted pins back in may. >> one thing that we hear from our partners is when our pins are in principle tesinterest, w lot of value. we are experimenting with an opportunity to allow them to do a promotion of pins. we're not charging for that just yet. >> but charging could come soon. >> when you go to pinterest, it's a discovery experience. it's like walking into a mall, you don't know exactly what you want but you see lots of things and when you see something, then you know you want it. >> with the virtual mall so popular, we do expect pinterest to start charging brands next year. >> amazon announcing today that this holiday

my partner emily chang went to a target store in seven cisco pinterest is featured. >> why don't youtle bit about how that works? >> they are calling out items that have been popular on saying i. they're love that frog. i'm going to say that a special collection. it is happening over and over again. they did this on their own to call out the items that users have decided are the most popular. pione of the most popular nned items is elf on the shelf. apparently, this is a big thing with kids these days. >> that elf will sit in your house and make sure everyone is on the nice list. this sits in some really fun places in the house. target has managed to catch some pictures of where the elf sits on a beautiful board they have created which is called elf on the shelf inspirations. >> what are others doing with their products? in asedpinterest creative way. users a number of our were coming up with innovative ways. starting tore experiment with ads, but do see an opportunity down the line to make money through e-commerce and through these partnerships? to take some commission on the things

. ♪ >> pinterest is sharing its top >> pinterest is sharing its top pins of the year, showcasing overcategories. the top hints -- pins in the travel section were in scotland and jamaica. other categories include home decor, tattoos, and tech trends, where 3-d printers were a top item. turning to privacy, the debate over government surveillance took a new turn this week after the white house advisory panel recommended significant curbs on the practice. the panel said in the past, the nsa's powers have been enhanced at the expense of personal privacy, and they urged president obama to impose major oversight and restrictions on the nsa. joining us is a partner at new enterprise associates, who says there is a massive backlash from over sharing on social media sites because of the nsa. how does this translate into areas of investment? >> just to your point, there's a lot of talk about the ephemeral internet as a reaction to the nsa, as a reaction to over sharing on facebook. snap chat, whisper, all these companies. it is something new and amazing. i think it is powerful because it is real

adults on line use twitter compared to 21 percent who use pinterest.ook remained by far the most pop already social network with 71 percent of adults using it. business network site linked in no. 2 at 22 percent. >> well there is new recommendation aimed at detecting lung cancer early in heavy smokers. advisory panel that sets guidelines for physician say people between 55 and 80 years old who smoked a pack a day for 30 years 0should upped go yearly ct scan for the lung to look for cancer. this apply to current smoshtion and those who kick the habit less than 15 years ago. new guideline is published today in the annual of internal medicine. >> before heading to the vending machine for favorite mid afternoon snack that's because starting january 1st you can expect to see calorie information next to candy bars potato chip, cookie and all the other stuff sold in 5 million vending machines across the country. new requirement is part of the affordable care ac act. fda hopes the labeling will encourage people to make healthier snack choices. >> well coming u

. >>> quieres disfrutar lo último en moda, síguenos en pinterest, búscanos en pinterest.com rincon fashiondije que le iba a representar. >>> también le anda chambeando al johnny también. >>> paul stanley, el señor victor santiago, dijo que si duraba toda la semana en el programa, al final qué. >>> deja, deja que te encuere (risas) . >>> él prometió encuerarse. >>> pero ya enseñé el calzón. >>> eso no es encuerarse. >>> pongan una toalla y enseño el ombliog. >>> ahí va. >>> no, no, no, no, paul. >>> 1, 2, 3. >>> qué pasó . >>> ni que fuera encueratriz, también. >>> dice la señora productora que enseñar el ombligo en la tele, son 7 años de pesadilla. >>> una rayita más al tigre. >>> todo la que pasa en comerciales, en la pausa y tras cámaras, es porque gina de olmos se las lleva así tras las cámaras. >>> la navidad llegó a la casita más feliz de la televisión, qué tal, les gustó la decoración, con la navidad el frío, miren a paul stanley en comerciales. >>> despierta américa >>> y el ritmo y el sabor, los pusieron los mora arriaga, y el nuevo grupo. >>> los paparriaga. >>> caramba, estarán n

pinterest referrals drove nearly $87 per order. the people who clicked through from facebook were nearly four times as likely to actually make a purchase as those referred from pinterest. now, with online shopping proving so powerful, tyler, we'll have to see how this impacts retailers' overall strategy for next year's holiday season. >> very interesting, julia. i did a fair amount of my own shopping using mobile devices, phones or tablets as opposed to being, you know, either on the phone or on my keyboard at my desk. anyhow, julia, thank you very much. julia boorstin reporting from sunny california. >>> last week's weather, no the so sunny, still causing major power problems in parts of mostly the upper midwest. in michigan, 150,000 homes have been without power for almost a week now after massive ice storms. crews from all over the country have come up to michigan to help. and they worked right through christmas. they had more bad weather yesterday. ice and snow causing one power truck to flip over. 60,000 customers still withou

but 42% of those surveyed use linked in, pinterest was 21%. and 17% were on instagram. >> i'm on all of those. >> i was going the say. you are, i am, jeff is. it's part of what we do here at nbc. what's going on, jeff? >> we have record-setting heat here today. temperatures were up. and a lot of you were talking about it on twitter. 66 tied the old record setback in 1958. another oddity here in 2013 as we hope to wrap this year up and get rainfall. what we are looking at is the current temperatures. the coldest location is averaging 36 in the north bay. taking a look at san francisco, 49 degrees in downtown. looking awesome as a lot of you get ready for new year's eve tomorrow night. the one thing to watch out for if you are going near the golden gate bring, there be patchy areas of fog. speaking of which,let go to the weather pattern. we were so close today in washington and oregon. but it's happening again. the high pressure is building off shore and taking any storm track and keeping it off to the north. at this point there is no way, no ho

planner thought perhaps she could help a little bit on the wedding day, but then stumbled on jen's pinterest account and picture after picture of what jen imagined her dream wedding would look like, one that time and money now made impossible. >> so what we're going to do with that -- >> well, impossible until erica decided to get jen everything on that page. a job that would normally take months, she did in two weeks. corraling goods and services from more than 60 vendors, worth more than $50,000. all of it donated for free. >> it was my goal to have them not pay a dime. i thought to myself, these people have already suffered enough, and why not be able to give them a gift, you know, a wonderful gift that both of them will never forget, their families will never forget? >> i think it's amazing the generosity in her heart and that they're so touched by our story. and that that's -- just like people have feelings. >> so the plan was set for the last saturday in july. jen and jeff saying their vows under the redwood trees of a nearby park. a marching band then leading them back to jen's parent

pinterest is popular with women. i'm not sure where i fall. instagram is my favorite. i like the pictures from museums and blogs. some are fun. >> instagram is so great. takes you around the world. >> exactly. happy new year to you. thanks so much. >> happy new year. >> and happy new year to meteorologist christina loren as we get a look at how the new year's day is going to be for all of us. 2014. can't believe it's here. >> me neither. it flew by. we've got fog drifting around the bay area this morning. you know what, it's cold enough for a jacket but mild later on today as we climb from the 30s and 40s where we are now, into the upper 60s in places like the south bay. we're going to end up in the mid-60s, at 68 degrees in the east bay, 61 for san francisco, and out in the north bay 64. thanks for waking up with us each day. especially on kind of a holiday like this. we appreciate it. if you got to get to work like us count on the patchy fog to likely slow you down along the peninsula. and in san francisco, it's also starting to get more thick up in the north bay. we

affluent men are heavy users of linkedin, while pinterest is more popular with women. >>> meantime, netflixhastings is ringing in the new year on a high note, raise in pay to $6 million amid subscribers increase. stock has quau draupled this year. >>> and expect high prices for getting high in colorado, which begins legal pot sales tomorrow. experts say demand could outstrip supply. plus, state and local officials are putting on a hefty sales tax of 31%. high cost for high times. back to you. >> brings a whole new meaning to mile high city. all right. thanks, bertha. >>> all right, taking stock on this last day of trading for 2013, the dow jones saw 15 record closes, including monday's new all-time high and the best return since 1996 with a 25.9% gain. 2013 was also a great year when it comes to energy-efficient homes. americans haven't used this little power since 2001. it was also a banner year for ford, which expects to top toyota as the best-selling vehicle brand in north america. and the u.s. population grew by about 2.2 million people this year. according to the census bureau, baby wi

the fancy is pinterest for men. i am sure they market it another way. >> fancy is maynard webb.ned for more right after the break. ♪ >> back to our special year-end series as we wrap up 2013. we are taking a look at the stories that helped shape the year in tech. maynard webb spoke with emily chang about security. let's move to another big story, the rise of mobile. >> it grew tremendously in 2013 and i think it will be an even bigger story in 2014. development is starting to happen first on mobile devices and experiences are real. big data is another big trend around mobile. i believe monetization on mobile will begin to catch up with monetization on the web as well. >> mobile has become on par with the desktop and the web. will it surpass? >> it has the potential to surpass, but it is not there yet, but it is coming. >> one of the things we have been talking about with big data, there is a lot of data and it is out there, but how do we use the data and analyze the data and make it valuable? >> that is the most important thing, the synthesis. how do you serve it in a relevant f

months ago, christina picked this out on pinterrest -- pinterest. >> the baby who got her liver, we met them. >> reporter: a number of people have a piece of her, her heart, pancreas, and another part of her liver. family and friends have raised $21,000 for doctors without borders and a former interstructor is guilding a clinic for her in southern nigeria. >> we request why. this is why. we -- we request why -- we question why. this is why. she was loved so so many. >> she was such a caring and kind person and wanted to do so much with her life. i just feel like it was meant to be. it was faith. it was her fate. >> reporter: it's a bittersweet holiday and christine non's family is taking it one -- christine non's family is taking it -- christina's family is taking it one day at a time. >>> we will take a quick break here on the kron4 morning news. we will find out who are the worst of the worst of people we will find out who are the worst of the worst of people that put you on their gift list? well say hello to aio! at aio wireless you can get an android smartphone free with activation.

. >> and of the following, which drives the most to etsy, twitter, pinterest?interest is ahead of facebook. >> maybe facebook should buy pinterest then. >> you'll have to talk to mark zuckerberg. >> it's about more than just sharing what you had for dinner, as the times said the other day. >> and etsy buyers and sellers are using pinterest at high levels and consider them a friend. >> i know you've been asked about an ipo down here at the exchange, a couple of times we've done this today. the ipo market is great and would provide a lot of capital for employees if you wanted to build out more, where is it in your thinking? >> we are focused on building a long-term business. we don't have immediate plans to go public. it's something that we will consider in the future. >> if amazon came to you and said we'd like to make an offer, would you accept is? >> amazon and etsy are very different companies. i have respect for amazon but i think etsy is about rehumanizing the economy and connecting people, not just about price and convenience. >> so you're saying you won't

facebook, pinterest referred a lot of traffic over the weekend to commerce. o you think of them as referrals? >> technology is changing options that consumers have and how they can shop and their choices. so our focus is on commerce. what we're good at is connecting a buyer and seller to do a successful transaction safely and reliably. that is our piece of the pie and a growing piece of the pie. we think there is plenty of opportunity for us to be very successful and others as well. >> all right. well, we're going to talk a little bit more about pames after this quick break. john don horks the c.e.o. from ebay. we'll hear more from him in a moment. ebay can already get you your packages in just one hour. something amazon doesn't offer. that's next right here on this special edition of "bloomberg west." >> welcome back to our bloomberg west special inside ebay. we are broadcasting live from ebay's headquarters in san jose. i'm emily chang. in the world of same day delivery, time is money and ebay has an advantage over its competition. they promise same day del

facebook lets you embed videos in your status updates and on pinterest, you can pin them to virtual pins. also, promote your videos on social bookmarking and news sites like red it and stumble upon. >>> four, do some old-fashioned public relations. issue a press release when you've uploaded a particularly important video and also pick up your phone to give your industry's trade groups, publications and blogs a heads-up. >> five, if you can afford it, advertise your videos on youtube. they're called true view ads and they'll appear on the site targeting potential viewers and linking back to the selected video or your youtube channel page. >>> want to extend the reach of your next small business event, check out our website of the week. yapp is a free tool to let you create and -- own apps. select from a set of themes and features to design a mogul experience for your guests. add map links, share photos and send push notifications through your app. >>> one of the worst things about working remotely is that people around you can hear your phone calls and see your computer screen. in fact,

and pinterest is sharing top pins of the year showcasing over 600 items in 29 categories. top ten from scotland, iceland and jamaica. in food category low carb philly cheese steaks were pinned most. and three d printers are top-pinned in the tech world, larry, cheryl, back to you. >> bat kid turned spotlight over to wonder girl. vallejo pulled out all of the stops. >> the 10-year-old may be a cancer patient but this morning she was a super hero. >> her community thinks she's a hero. but when the 10-year-old monica romo opened the doors this morning she had no idea she was going to be a super hero for the day. with that, she was whisked away. a police escort got her to school where she was greeted to students waving signs and dressed up like their favorite super hero. >> i couldn't believe it. >> they did a flash mob dance to celebrate their hero. she as diagnosed with leukemia. she is now in remission. >> it's hard when a child is going through something like this. they know there are going to be changes in their body. to have support is helping her >> this is the idea of

twitter, pinterest -- they have a lot of traffic. do you think of them as competition or do you think of them as referrals? >> not at all. there has never been a better time to be a consumer. technology is changing the options that consumers have and how they can chop. and their choices. our focus is on commerce. what we're good at is connecting a buyer and seller to do a transaction safely and reliably. that is our peace of the pie and it is a growing piece of the pie. it is growing to a $10 trillion market. we think there's plenty of opportunity for us to be successful and others as well. >> we're going to talk more about payment after this break. the ceo of ebay -- we will hear more about him and a few moments. byy're working on delivery drone, but ebay can already get you your packages in just one hour. that is something that amazon does not offer. that is next on "bloomberg west." ♪ >> welcome back. we are inside ebay. we are broadcasting live from ebay's headquarters in san jose. i am emily chang. in the world of same-day deliv

they go to open sky or pinterest or other platforms like ours and find interesting goods.open sky, we have one unified card. they can buy from thousands of merchants. consumers want to shop not just at the top 10 retailers. they really want to discover more interesting products. >> a lot of angry shoppers can now take their frustration to social media. how fearful are the brands of the twitter haters? you are catering to a lot of smaller retailers as well. i would imagine that a few things that are negative could be detrimental. skyhe average item on open was shipped within 14 hours of the transaction. if you are one of the big retailers and one of their systems candidly are complex and robust, they do not have the ability to move as quickly as the small and medium-sized businesses. their life but -- lifeblood is serving customers. your question is a good one. when someone has something bad to say, how do you handle it? you have to apologize and solve the problem. make sure that you are human. if you do not take care of your customers, they will tell their friends. they wi

. >> on the interweb, i became a fan of pinterest. >> the best app to pass the 100 million active usersake that photo you took look old timey and that's a billion dollar idea. it's amazing. i love it. >> worst trend connected to it, people posting endless pictures of their food. >> it's funny. the dining room is like the red carpet, the paparazzi at the red carpet. i tell people, enjoy your food, please. you know what i mean? >> best invention with no purpose, the robotic cubes out came tumbling out of m.i.t. came tumbling out of m.i. they move and bounce and assemble themselves into all kinds of shapes. >>> and worst invention with a purpose, shreddies. don't ask. >>> best discovery, an ancient lost lake on mars. it might have supported life. worst place to get a tan. in july, antarctic dipped to 135 degrees below zero fahrenheit. and give this one to nick self. >> if you want to play theme music during your speech like a bad ass! we are at georgia tech! we can do that! i am doing that! >> on the internet, technicality, practicality, and goofiness ran rampant. sweet brown. >> ain't nob

we use it on pinterest, instagram and facebook. it helps us get closer to our customers and let them know what is in and out. >> despite the fact that a lot of businesses find the benefit in using the program, other small businesses don't like the fact that american express is sponsoring it saying american express takes some profits away from small businesses by charging high swipe fees. regardless a lot of businesses say it has done a lot for their advertising and to bring in new customers. last year in 2012 on small business saturday $5.5 billion in revenue was zerntd from that day alone. retailers in texas get a boost from across the boarder. a sales tax driving shoppers to the u.s. that is expected to help towns like el paso where the sales tax is 8.25%, half of what it is across the border. shoppers are expected to boost sales by $220 million. >> hundreds of hatians could be forced to leave the dominican republic. those important after 1979 could lose citizenship. kath turner has more. >> the border between the dominican repub

. >> months ago, christina picked out this tree on pinterest, and they decorated it exactly the same way. a number of people have a piece of the 21 year old, her heart, pancreas, kidneys and another part of her liver, even in death, the nursing student will continue to help the sick. family and friends raised $20,000 for doctors without borders. and in her honor, a former instructor from her nursing school is building a clinic in her honor in southern nigeria. >> we questioned why it was her, and now we say this is why, because she was loved by so many people and that she made an impact like she did. >> there had to be a reason for her to die so young. she was just such a caring and kind person, and wanted to do so much with her life. >> i feel like it was meant to be. it was her fate. that's all i can figure. >> reporter: it is a bit err sweet holiday. the family is taking it one day at a time. reporting in livermore. >>> the grinches of christmas have been caught. they arrested six suspects, four adults and two juveniles and recovered stolen items from one home that was burglarized

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biggest angel investors in history have spotted great companies in the making like google, facebook, pinterestat the ground level and made a ton of dough. so how do yougr do that? joining me, robert will bank, a board trustee at the angel resource institute. robert, thanks for joining us tonight. i have to tell you i think everybody in the world wants to do this but they don't know the risks. what does it take to be an angel investor? >> well the first rule to be, keep in mind you need to ebb an accredited investor. some of the rules are changing. but that involves having enough wealth so you can afford to lose some of it. gerri: let me repeat that. thatl you can afford to lose soe of it because this is risky stuff to do. among small business startups one in five fail every year. that is0,000 businesses. in the angel businesses how many businesses fail? >> in the research that i've done about half of all the investments get made end up losing money. gerri: wow. >> but when you do win, obviously you can win very large sums of money. it is a matter of staying in the game and investing in multipl

as we start looking around, i know you're on pinterest and facebook so you have lots of great ideas andtter. as we look around, is there anything we should not do, that we should really be careful with? >> you know, i think the most probably dangerous thing you want to be really careful of is probably the luminaries. you want to make sure not to put them near anything that's flammable, especially a christmas tree, and you definitely want to remember to blow the candles out. >> do you think it has the same effect if you use the battery powered ones? >> absolutely. that's a cost-effective way of doing it. >> so maybe our teachers will get something like this. oop, i gave it away. if erica looks familiar, she was part of garvin thomas' "bay area proud" wedding for a woman who found out she had cancer. thank you for coming into our lives this way. erica events.com. >> thank you so much, kris. >> nice to meet you. and come back soon. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," speaking of christmas, the friendly warning the postal service is giving to make sure your cards and gifts reach your lov

we also see increases in other social platforms such as instagram and pinterest and a snapchat and others. it is important -- young people let others know that they are available through conversation but through a lot of social platforms, not just telephones or polls. host: let's go back to our phones. make sure you mute your television or your radio. caller: yes, i am calling because i had a question, and i have a comment. i would like to ask the gentleman -- what statistics or how many people does he call to get these polls to get these numbers? also, i am 70 years old, i have been all over the u.s. and i have traveled halfway around the world, and i have never encountered one person, black or white, that is said -- has never been polled or be asked a question to take it all. where does he get his numbers from and how does the poll because there is so much information -- misinformation out there. host: quickly, john della volpe, if you want to recap for laura. guest: 2000 young people part is participate in the survey, so every question, the margin of error is less than 3%. most do not

women are four times more likely to be on pinterest and linkedin is popular among older people who alsoave a college degree. >>> infotainment is the word google and german automaker awedy are using to describe their new in-car technology system and say it's the wave of the system. the infotainment system can bring up navigation the minute you get lost and send e-mails, play music all through voice commands. the "wall street journal" reports the news will be announced next week at the consumer electronic show in las vegas. analysts say there's such a big demand for the systems they'll soon move from luxury cars to mass-market cars. >>> tomorrow will be another spare the air day. we have a lot of dirty air and need rain to clean this out. >> we certainly do. the frustrating thing for all meteorologists in the bay area is the fact that rainfall was so close right up to oregon and also into washington but nothing for us. we're seeing high clouds stream in. overall, it's been about warmer air moving from from the south. we had record heat in oakland today hitting 64. besting the old at 63 se

they do it on their facebook, pinterest page, instagram or twitter feet. my hope is that people will allow me to be part of their brand as opposed to my presuming that they're going to define themselves by mine. so the way people look at fashion is different, the way people consume fashion is very different today. and. >> what is this? >> so this is a book which i was, i so dreaded doing this book because we became 30 years old. the company, you are supposed to benchmark certain points in a company's growth. i start-- i started the company when i was six, to the really. so but i was rewill be tenant to do it because in many ways i feel the best part of the story is yet ton told and it is what lies ahead and that is what we did. and it is so dangerous in the fashion business to spend too much time reflecting on from where you have come because you might lose sight of where you need to go and it is a little indulgent but the book is a chronicle of 30 years. and it's a, has, it's a visual reflection of that journey and it shows our advertising it. it shows ou