so this is an pinterest board and we just wanted to show you a couple of examples of people using pinterestive the traffic it so busty is a huge part of ours. to optimize the extensible and you start pinning, you get more options. everybody should have mobile integration into what did you as a partner. let's get to the next piece of it. this is written t cuts against e weather put a button on the photo. pretty aggressive treatment with a button but it pays off big for them. so you can see how beautiful it looks but really it's just about putting that by more people can easily do it from a photo. which is awesome. the other thing everybody should have is with something called ridge pins which gives you date of when something is in stock at a price point on or if it's an article, we have reached in as well as recipes. so this is awesome because i was just sitting backstage talking to someone and they said look, i want to know if it's in stock and how much it is, if the retailer puts this in they can do. that's a different functionality around how effective it can be for you. we neewhen you do

how to think about pinterest and how to think about pinterest presence. >> i can show you some examples we have slides that we can go to. >> great. so for -- who has never seen pinterest before out there? no hands go up, which is a good thing. so this is a[>ç pinterest boardd we just wanted to show you a couple of examples of people using pinterest to help drive the traffic and it is a huge partner of hours and you can see button and just think when something is originally pinned then it's usually pinned 11 more times and that's pretty good and that's a lot of earned traffic. so everyone shoulhave mobile sdk and this is britain code and you can see where they put the pin it button on the photo. pretty aggressive treatment with the pin it button, but it pays off big for them and you can see how beautiful it looks, but it's just about getting the pin it button where people can easily do it from a photo which is awesome, and then the other thing everybody should have is we have something called rich pins which gives you data of when something is in stock and the price point on it or if it'

oh anything i can find on pinterest. >> do you particularly love sweets or do you mostly cook savory foods? >> i mostly cook savory foods like on the stove top. >> i was at the white house and talking about increasing diversity in stem fields. is there anything you would say in particular to girls about computers and coding? >> yeah. well, my words of advise are three words -- just do it. because, like it's so easy to do. well, it might not be easy for everybody but once you jump into it, it's easier than people make it out to be. >> thank you so much to keila banks in los angeles california. i think you made my whole day today. thank you. >> thank you. >>> that's our show for today.

pinterest pin tune. the silicon valley attorneys is off the record. they sound awesome.'ll tell you what. >> i like to. >> it is a fun time out here. it's always nice when you have sunshine and temperatures in the mid-70s which is what we have. >> they are singing somewhere over rainbow and that's tough. >> they are nailing a lot of more modern songs and some of the oldies and classics like that one. >> thank you, paul. >>> question for you now. how does a four-day workweek sound? that's the option japanese fashion brand uniglow is giving some of its employees. they would work four days a week for ten hours a day but would have to work holidays and weekend. they say it wants to make it easier for employ fees have a balance between their work and personal lives. >> i'd be up for that. we workweek ends and holidays. >> thank goodness it's thursday. [ laughter ] >> works for me as long as there are three days off that follow that. >>> still ahead down to the wire but one school district says it's close to solving its teacher shortage. just days before the kids enter the cla

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the ceo attributed the strong sales in part for the partnership pinterest. dollar general fell. >>> coffee sales and smucker's quarters, that's where we begin the market focus. the folger's maker saw the coffee business surge, helped by higher prices. profit and revenue came in better than expected. shares were 6.5% higher to $116.29. solid sales helped signet post results. same-store sales were better than expect and it was helped by the recent acquisition of the zales brand. caterpillar announced plans to cut nearly 500 jobs because of declining revenue. the construction and mining equipment maker says it will consolidate the customer services division. shares were more than 2% higher. apple unveiled plans for a new product event on september 9. the tech company is expected to present new iphones and other devices. apple has introduced a new iphone model every year around this time for the past three years. but it's only dropping vague clues about the event. shares were nearly 3% higher to $112.92. >>> the food and drug administration has approved amgen's

the dow took a nose dive by 22 pinterest 6 percent on black monday. today the dow was only down about 6.6 at its worst point. stocks have gained 200 percent in the past six years. thyears. >> if you're looking at your portfolio especially for those people with retirement plans and if they have three, four, five years to go before they're going to start to need the money you don't make any changes today. >> reporter: what you should do is take a look at your overall portfolio and make sure you're comfortable with your risk profile. >> risk profile will determine how you should have your dollars allocated. >> reporter: here's more perspective for these closing numbers. over the last week the average american's 401k lost $6,000. but over the last five years, that same retirement account is actually up 61 percent and very good to fidelity folks who stayed vested during the financial crisis recovered faster and are doing far better than those who dropped out of the stock market in 2008 and 2009. so again this looks really scary but experts tell us it is no

i already have tailgating pinterest board. now leah said we want sports not fashion and recipes, so a lot of heated talk with this. and we'll keep it coming. keep using #newdaycnn and we'll use your comments. >> all right, coy, thank you so much. >>> and thank you so much for starting your morning with us. >> your "new day" continues right now. >>> a campaign shake-up from the republican presidential front-runner who we should hear from in about an hour. donald trump and his top political adviser splitting up. >> a new surveillance video showing the moments before a rookie police officer kills an unarmed teenager. one of the many questions, why is this victim standing on top of a car? >> we always appreciate your company in the morning. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. in about an hour, we will hear from donald trump directly. he's going to appear on cnn's "state of the union." two controversies we're waiting for him to address publicly. first the comment about megyn kelly. also the most recent claim that trump fired

we have google and pinterest so all the techies are out here. not programming.y are singing tonight in menlo park. >> they are rehearsing on company time. >> not a bad way to spend a friday. >> they sound great, yeah. >> weather's nice too. >> have a great weekend. see you paul. >> credit card companies lure you with airline tickets and sweet deals but there's a catch. consumerwatch an your rights when they don't deliver. >> and we are gearing up for the 49ers' first preseason game at levi's stadium. tune into kpix 5 at 4:30 for a preview, then the 9ers play the cowboys at 5:00 on sunday followed by the "5th quarter." [female announcer] , during mattress price wars at sleep train, save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2018 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful advice from the sleep experts. don't miss mattress price wars at sleep train. . >>> all right. so it's not unusual to be offered a sweet deal to sign up for, what, a service, credit card, maybe a subscription? >> yeah. but what happens when they don't honor the deal aft

one pinterest. create a board for the job you're trying to fill, pin desired attributes, office pictures and recruitment videos to excite potential candidates. two, mogul is a platform for women worldwide that connects users to trending content. if you're looking for a way to reach talented females, consider posting opportunities there. three, recruiter is geared towards employees that already have jobs that are open to a move. after potential workers create private profiles, you're sent e-mails of the ones you might be interested in. four, check out dice, a site that focuses on hiring for tech jobs. with over 2 million users they pull in social data from more than 100 different sites to give you access to skilled tech talent for your company's openings and five, zip recruiter, from your account post a job to more than 100 of the top online job boards with a single click. hiring isn't the ohm part of your business that can benefit from some of the resources on the web so let's find out from our view

one, pinterest. create a board for the position you're trying to fill., mogul is a platform for woman worldwide that connects users to wenting c icontent. three, recruiter is geared towards employees that have jobs but are open to a move. after potential workers create private profiles, you're sent e-mails of the ones you might be interested in. four, check out dice, a site that focuses on hiring for tech jobs. with over 2 million users, they pull in social data from more than 100 different sites to give you access to skilled tech tall enfor your company's openings. and five, ziprecruiter is ideal if you want to cast a wide net in your search for top talent. from your account post a job to more than 100 of the top online job boards with a single click. >>> hiring isn't the only part of your business that can benefit from some of the resources on the web. so let's find out from our viewers what online tools and apps they're using to run their small businesses more efficiently. >> it's a website where you can produce graphic design, do graphics for faceboo

for employees to liquidate the company equity. 100 companies are using the platform am including pinteresthazam. is it the right strategy? let's ask the man in charge of the initiative, jeff thomas. he joins me in studio. thank you so much for joining us. jeff: thank you for having me. mark: talk to us about the requirements for people to get .n the npm jeff: it is a platform built for companies. the companies can create and set up a program for employees to sell stock to prearranged investors. companies are selecting to work with institutional investors, which are largely mutual funds and hedge funds that historically invest in public companies. given how long they are staying, the invest in private companies. givenis the time for this how chaotic the world of corporate funding can be right now? jeff: companies are sting private longer. nasdaq worked extensively on the jobs act, which made it easier for private companies to stay private by increasing the number of shareholders they can have from 500 to 2000. investors are saying we need to go get involved earlier in the companies have to

emily: your technology helped power buy buttons on pinterest. what about facebook and twitter?e becoming mainstream? how much traction are they getting? iswhat the future holds being able to purchase things in the context in which you are seeing them. whether it is facebook, twitter, or things that have not been invented. being able to purchase that and take advantage of the thing right when you see it is the future. nowthing that is hard right is solving the problem from a technology standpoint. it is difficult for the retailers. we hope to make it easier. emily: you call this a cheap code to scale. what couldn't paypal do without modest, and vice versa? that they could achieve all sorts of great things without us, but the exciting thing is that the cheat code i was referring to, we at modest were focusing on these innovations and inventions we created. when you look at who has the most scale, braintree has this great scale that is able to intontly kickstart appealing towards consumers all over the world. that is where the cheat code really comes into play. emily: paypal has m

people who have these pinterest-perfect lives became the source for you to write about.men in their 30s, who are working so hard to cultivate these pinterest-perfect lives that i think they're actually not living their lives. this actually happened to me a few years ago. i was worked on this book. i was trying to live my life by martha stewart's -- by her dictates for a year. and i was working so hard to make my life look perfect that things were starting to fall through the cracks. and i think when you try to art direct your life you're not actually living. so i began to think about that. and i thought, what if i had a character who was trying to make her life seem to perfect that she was just using that to cover up what wasn't? and i took that character and i went with it. and i thought, who would be the polar opposite of that? who would be the polar opposite of a mommy blogger who was trying to display everything? and i thought, a foreign war correspondent, so that is her nemesis. >> who are you writing for? >> i write -- well i write for myself. i write to crack myse

twitter, pinterest, incredible what people will do to stay in touch. >> can't you just block?u block them? >> sometimes with outlets like pinterest, instagram, twitter, harder to block the invitations even with google plus. sometimes they argue this e-mail was automatically generated, you still have to click the button i request i follow this person then the e-mail gets generated. >> true some people they get block they start new accounts, try to follow you that way it, keeping. >> troop, actually was recent case out of -- originate in the pennsylvania, went all the way up to the supreme court. where a man under a false name presented sort of threatening what he termed rap lyrics. and the cases alone versus us, he threat toned kill hess ex-wife, threatened to shoot up a school. and there are all sort of first amendment of speeches, all the way to the supreme court, said he didn't have the mental state of actually want to go commit the crime. >> right. >> but it is interesting, because, if you are putting it out there on social media, you know people are seeing it. maybe you're

tracking social media in 2012. >> here is something else. 59% of instagram users and 27% of pinterest visit those sites every day. >>> working long hours may be good for your career, but maybe not so good forever your heart. >> a new study finds people who work 5 hours or more a week had a -- 55 hours or more a week had 33% higher chance of stroke. >> i guess we don't work hard. researchers looked the studyies of hundreds of thousands of people from the u.s., europe and australia. scientists say that people who work long hours tend to sit more, gasia, get less exercise, and drink loot more alcohol. >> two out of three. >> yeah, right. >> tech workers may not be as happy as other people. a survey by the app makertinemy pulse found tech workers were less likely to be happy at work. >> the poll of 5,000 engineers and developers also found they were less likely to be recognized for their work. researchers say the results show a disconnect between individual workers and the tech companies they work for. >>> time is now 8:18. let's see if we need to get you out to the door to that work hope

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i already have a tailgating pinterest board, and finally lindsey said i wish football teams would realizeh to enjoy football. we need to be able to attend a game without being groped. these were the mild ones. >> yeah. >> debatable, and we will follow this and see if there's a statement to respond to all of that. >> or modifications of that role out. >> yeah we will see. >> okay. good to see you. thanks so much. >> you too. >>> okay. thanks for joining me everybody. news room continues right now. >>> hello gain. okay. topping the news today politics and the road to the white house. donald trump on the hot t seat again and getting dump again for what he told don lem mob when asked about his comments directed at knox news anchor megyn kelly. >> i have no respect for her as a journalist. i don't think that she is good. she is highly overrated. i am not getting paid for this. they start to say lift up your arms. i did not know that there would be a big crowd like that. she gets out and starting to ask me all sorts of ridiculous questions. you can see the broad coming out of her eyes or wherev

alejandro is a top pinner on pinterest. willie geist is so excited.how us how to make it at home. >> you have a nice mix of ingredients. we have the pickle juice, the secret ingredient. chicken, a mix of spices and flour. hamburger buns, milk, butter, peanut oil. lots of good stuff. >> all stuff you might have at home. what do we do? >> start with chicken breasts in a ziploc bag and pound it out. >> flatten it out. >> you don't want to use a whole chicken breast. that's too much sandwich. flatten it out a little bit. then this is the secret. what we are going to do is take the chicken breast. >> yes. >> cut it in half. >> okay. >> you stole my knife. >> i'm sorry. >> it goes right in the pickle juice. >> dip it in or drop it. >> you will brian it ne it over in pickle juice. that's where it gets the flavor. that's the chick-fil-a secret. >> right out of the jar. >> exactly. this chicken has been brining overnight. it has amazing flavor. then we have a flour mix with paprika, oregano, garlic, celery salt. >> we have the tasters down stairs. >> it's a hi

changing shop is that huge portion of discovery of new products is not happening on instagram and pinterest women. they serve as virtual malls or virtual kind of cataloging for everyone across the globe right now. so the business of spring is very smart and how they're using instagram as the channel. >> i think which will important to remember is that direct to consumer and you're interacting directly with the consumer. like essentially stupid and obvious but specialty retail is direct to consumer and go to a mall that is direct to consumer. anyone who is building a brand which stowaway is, means that any channel to which i can have a conversation with you we will explore. it's always very new. we been alive for 10 or 11 weeks whether not we do this to his far in the future. alike about is reaching consumers in a meeting that make sense for them and physical begins to make sense. >> you understand this is there some margin and fall. when you're a wholesale brand and giving out after margin to the result partner versus a brand like h. and m., parker, they're selling direct to consumer which

i already have tailgating pinterest board.o a lot of heated talk with this. and we'll keep it coming. keep using #newdaycnn and we'll use your comments. >> all right, coy, thank you so much. >>> and thank you so much for starting your morning with us. >> your "new day" continues right now. >>> a campaign shake-up from the republican presidential front-runner who we should hear from in about an hour. donald trump and his top political adviser splitting up. >> a new surveillance video showing the moments before a rookie police officer kills an unarmed teenager. one of

and tricks. >> you can find me at i am at lady. >> you are a pinterest genius. >> thank you. >> greate case of oscar pistorius. he says he killed his girlfriend by accident. what it her parents just said could change everything. that's straight ahead. >>> there's nothing like a steak. odds are, you have been eating it wrong. we are about to make it taste better with one simple step. no one is better suited for the job than tucker who eats steak every night. ♪ your body was made for better things than the pain, stiffness, and joint damage of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist decide on a biologic, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can relieve ra symptoms and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers have happened in patients taking xeljanz. don't start xeljanz if you have any infection, unless o

oh anything i can find on pinterest. >> do you particularly love sweets or do you mostly cook savoryoods like on the stove top. >> i was at the white house and talking about increasing diversity in stem fields. is there anything you would say in particular to girls about computers and coding? >> yeah. well, my words of advise are three words -- just do it. because, like it's so easy to do. well, it might not be easy for everybody but once you jump into it, it's easier than people make it out to be. >> thank you so much to keila banks in los angeles california. i think you made my whole day today. thank you. >> thank you. >>> that's our show for today. thanks to you at home for watching. i'll see you tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern. we'll talk about the killing of cecil the lion why it's outrage sod many and what it tells us about the continuing relationship between the united states and the continent of africa. but right now, it's time for a preview of week ends with alex wit. >> was in my ear when you were calling her out on tv. so she's getting a double am withmy. we're goin

lesson from twitter, we see all the social media companies emerge and amass huge audiences like pinterest and snapchat and others. the fact they grow to 100, 200, 500 million, doesn't mean they're the next facebook. so far there is only one facebook, somebody with a scale of 1.2 or 1.4 billion users. neil: has a lot there, great potential for all of the above. thanks very much for joining us. we very much appreciate that. meantime are any of you fans of "frozen"? you know the story. very big hit. they're making a sequel. it will be out in 2018. i don't want to give it away, but i know what they plan, and it's going to be as painful as the original. i mean that's just me. after this. what disney is doing and what disney could learn from me after this ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by un

facebook, pinterest, snapchat, linkedin and twitter are the only ones that can do it.think the risk/reward at this point has pivoted to a positive outlook. >> james, thanks for your time. >> thank you. >>> the dow is looking for its first 200-point gain day since all the way back on july 13th. remember july 13th? 28 stocks in the green. only two over in the red. those are coca-cola and visa. we're setting you up for the final hour of trade when "power lunch" returns. th grader's everh the eighth grade girls. but your jansport backpack is permission to park it wherever you please. hey. that's that new gear feeling. this week, filler paper and folders just one cent. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. at ally bank no branches equalsit's a fact.. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. >>> pebble beach classic car auction starts on thursday. more than $400 million worth of cars up on the auctio

when they were describing etsy is amazon going to take it over is it like pinterest?t etsy. >> business. >> if amazon is coming after you, you better spend money because you know they're going to. jeff basos isn't going to tighten up his wallet and say i'll spend a little to take out etsy. >> guy, what about you? >> this is a $12.80 stock in the beginning of july traded up to 22 and change. that's a huge move in the course of a couple weeks. what's my view? my view is if it can hold 17ish, which is sort of where we're trading, i think on big volume tomorrow, this is a 50% retracement of the entire month of july. for a trade you can own it. i don't love the name of the business it's a volatile name. for me the level is 17 bucks. >> active vision blizzard anybody interested? >> i was so busy crafting my esty thoughts i didn't craft activision. >> we talked about mobile gaming, whether you're mobile big company like this you depend on keeping the hits coming, they appear to do so. enough to placate investors. shares are up a little bit 1% after hours. not a lot of time l

tons of people looking up the recipe and it blew up our pinterest page. i have people say to me yesterday were you just kidding or did you really like it? it's fantastic. >> you said it was the best thing you have had all month. >> somebody tweeted me and said what was the last great thing you had? i used month in a generic way. >> you pointed out the crispy stuff on the edge. >> good way to make leftovers. >> breakfast of champions. >>> now to one direction shooting for the stars and the face-off between jim carey. >> one direction spacing out for newest music video for the song "drag me down". the guys dressed up as astronauts. nobody can drag me down >> the hashtag drag me down music video has been trending on twitter. the song has hit number one in 90 countries. >> love that song. >>> next to jackman and carrey impersonating each other. >> smoking. >> and this morning jim carrey dressing up like one of hue's most famous character. now watch me make a meal out of your biggest role. >> this can go back and forth. >> that's a good one. >>> let's go back

. >> pinterest may be getting up there. >> they are a $10 billion valuation.ce you get into the 3 billion, $5 billion evaluation you'll have to be tested by a public market at some point to get your exit. >> what about the media guys? those guys that are part of the comcas comcast/nbc universal family. >> they are making investment for strategic purposes. they need exposure to that market. you have to be able to get to the mobile market and that's the fastest way i can think of. >> some looked at carnage, i guess you could call it, of late, of some of these other names. very well thought of startups that have, poof. do you feel like we're in an inflection point at all for this kind of conversation that we've been having for many months. >> the way it's going to happen is inflection point. you had it about a year ago and everybody got nervous. now, you will see visibility -- whatever it is, one of these extraordinary valuations is going to come up short and you're going to see this next round of valuation whether it's a b round or c round to discount and people

people saying it's an insult to women with the site featuring fashion, culinary creations and pinteresteld correspondent andlily, marketing strategy expert and president of xl alliance. thanks for being with us, ladies. >> thanks for having us. >> joanne, do you think this is good or bad? >> this is great. finally i don't have to turn to the guy next to me during a game and ask him what's the fourth down, because i know nothing about football. this is marketed to me. and i love it. and those who are offended by this marketing campaign should also be offended by ladies nights at bars and women drinking for half price. >> yeah, they should. >> i don't think that they'll be offended. >> should we be offended by the fact it's focusing on fashion though and culinary interests? >> well, i want to start with the facts. the fastest growing demographic of fans for the nfl is women. we're already doubling the number for them versus men for sunday night football over 25% increased. that means there's already a passion, there's already a knowledge of the sport. i actually don't appreciate as much t