pinterest is everything. it's everything in the entire universe.w the ability for you to follow collectors that you like so the minute you see a collector, you can follow them, direct message them. >> do you have any metrics on what's going on on the site, follows and likes? >> i don't have those metrics but i can get you that. we did a survey and said, what do you spend per year in? the average for our 1500 was $3,000 a year. >> i feel like the best commerce sies are just commerce sites. i think the focus would be, we just want to build a great community and that's it or we just want to sell things but i think multistep companies tend to have issues. >> okay. >> so, do you want me to be candid? >> i want you to tell me everything that you think is -- >> because i can sugar coat it. >> tell me everything that i think is great and/or not great. >> you have a big question mark in my mind around the team. the founding team's doing a lot of other things. >> the question i have is, is the focus question, which is, are you doing too much? >> right. >> i

when i joined pinterest, i had a sudden revelation there were really good workplaces to be. it was the first place i felt like i was treated as an engineer, and not a female engineer. it was an experience -- the first time, and i'd never known before what it felt like to be treated so equitably. >> tracy, thanks for being here. i understand you left your software engineering job at pinterest two months ago and you're about to move to new york to test out new adventures. so much luck to you in new york. tracy chow, thank you. >> thanks. ♪ >>> on the art scene, west edge opera is back with three exciting operas all performed in a previously abandoned oakland train station. and in her 25th and final season, music director and conductor marin allsop prepares to take her final bow at the festival of contemporary music. kqed senior arts editor chloe beltman is back with us to share some of her top picks. always good to see you. >> good to see you. >> tony bennett left his heart if san francisco. ♪ i left my heart ♪ in san francisco >> feel like i need a glass of wine right about n

. >> it looks very pinterest to me. >> good idea. >>> it has gotten hot quickly today. yesterday, in sarasota, it was 99 degrees. it shattered the old record of 96. so, yeah, it's a hot day already at 11:13. here's a look from the hula bay restaurant. and starting to see the clouds billow up. and look at frenchy's, that's nice, ue that's about the coolest place you will find. and then into lakeland, so technically cooler there, it's 83 because look at the clouds. there are light showers close by. some strongers storm here in orlando. they have lightning strikes there. and this is moving from east to west. and once you zoom in closer, you see the tiny showers. there's one near wesley chapel and hillsborough county right towards gibsonton. and then this one along 17 toward avon park. at noon, yeah, a stray shower. already 90. and then 93 as the storms continue to billow up around 4:00 p.m. and all the storms will generally make their way toward the coast by 7:00 p.m. and we start to cool down, down to 86. right now, it's 86 in fish hawk. we're on the way up. 90 in sarasot

>> both. >> what's the difference between pinterest?n the ability to follow a collector that you like. >> do you have any metrics of likes? >> the actual likes, i don't have but i can get you that. >> what do you spend per year in the average $300,000 a year. >> i think the best commerce sites are great commerce sites. or we just want to sell things. i think multi-step companies tend to have issues. >> do you want me to be candid? because i can sugar coat it. >> no, i want you to tell me everything that you think is great and/or not great. >> you have a big question mark in my mind around the team. the founding team is doing a lot of other things. >> the question i have is the focus question, which is are you doing too much? i mean, you've got web site, you've got mobile, you've got e-commerce, you've got content, you've got social. >> the design is weak. the ux is a little bit weak. >> i listen to a lot of the story and i go story, story, story, don't care. i want to see a product that brings in people for free. >> you have a little mo

. >> pinterest worthy, but making this flip flop cake assisi as it looks?t's not the flip flock cake. >> nope. >> our very own sue serio is taking a pinterest challenge and she will show us in or bake this, we should say. >> what's a flip flop cake? i have to learn that first. >> i know. upside down? >> just looks like a flip flop. has little thong. >> oh, a shoe? >> yes. >> oh. >> yes. >> i thought it was opine apple upside down cake or something? >> my husband said the same thing. >> so it is in the form after -- so it is soul food? >> oh! >> stop it. >> love that. >> back on june 17th, we met a viewer named jenny in northeast philadelphia. this was on a friday, when we were going to different locations around the delaware valley on a friday. >> good day drives you, giving away a mazda. so up in the northeast, where were you, at cottman and -- cottman? >> frankford cottman, at the intersection, and during the show a woman, up to me and says, mike, i'm quite evidently, i'm very pregnant, would you take, take out that sharpee that you always have in your ha

pri pinterest says comes from business.nterest are there to find or shop for products compared to 12 of other social networks. early results with brands are positive. promoted videos are four times as memorable as nonvideo ads. and now pinterest can tap into the $10 billion market for digital video marketing. which has been investing in video content. now we'll have to see if these ads help to grow pinterest $11 billion valuation and help it move closer to an ipo. >> start of the special themed week, we're taking an in depth look at the evolution of internet search and to help us with that is the ceo and founder of twigle. he joins us from tel aviv let's start with you and twigle. what does it do? okay. good morning. thank you for having me. so what we're doing at twig sl we're teaching computers to understand people. and the space we're focusing on is e-commerce. our goal is to actually bring searchers as close as possible to the positive aspects you can get from a shopping experience offline in a brick and mortar store. w

emily: pinterest. roger: probably. emily: who? roger: i don't know.ee a lot of buyers imagining folding pinterest into it and saying it's a good addition to our portfolio. i would way sooner own pinterest than yahoo!, for example. emily: lyft? roger: they are sort of doing it now in the automotive industry. partnering with gm, which i think is the right strategy. my great fear is that when lyft and uber entered the market, the price was so compelling that it drew millions of customers into the market, but unfortunately did not create a business model , with what i would describe as adequate margins to provide a return on the capital invested in them. i don't know how they get out of that box. i think that suggested a sale would be in the interest of everybody. emily: pandora. you are a musician. roger: i don't know. the music industry feels an ever shrinking business. the lack of imagination of all participants has been simply staggering. you remember back 25 years ago they had the entertainment field , to themselves with the exception of television a

she made me a little mini anchor cake pop but that's for a whole nother pinterest. until next week, happy pinning. >> you can find the back-to-school cake pop pin recipe on her board. >>> if you like greek yogurt you are far from alone. we'll show you how to preseason home game, bay area man wrote a local anthem. coming up, i'll let you hear what he's talking about. >> but first in sports, while training -- while training camps are wrapping up, one nfl team has yet to find its first draft pick. >> you can get the news on i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. how do we make the economy work for everyone? hillary clinton's plan starts here... by making big corporations and those at the top finally pay their fair share in taxes. and those companies that move overseas? then she'd use that money to make the largest investment in creating good paying jobs since world war ii. millions of jobs. . >>> welcome back. let's check in with sports. >> train camp is over. >> -- i don't know what it is now. it's just camp. it's not the season yet. training camp has ended.

. >> chris, do you a lot of work paradigm at companies like pinterest. b & b, based on your experience with those companies, what advice do huge ve for intel, this company that's trying to tackle diversity and inclusion? > i think one thing that intel is doing really well is taking a data-driven approach to addressing g and barriers to diversity and inclusion, and that's really the way that we work with our clients. i think the way that kind of diversity and inclusion initiatives have traditionally noticing ached is by that there's a problem, looking around and seeing what are other ompanies doing and kind of relying on so-called best practices that aren't really and what we arch want companies to do is look at your uniqueee where barriers are and then based on strategies to n address those particular barriers and don't wait one to years to see if the numbers change. look at the proximal outcomes you're can see if what doing is working sooner. >> what are some of the most glaring culture problems you've in your work? >> yeah, something i've been thinking

emily: pinterest. >> probably. emily: who?don't know, but i can imagine buyers think this is a good addition to our portfolio. i think i would way sooner own pinterest then yahoo!. emily: lyft. they are sort of doing it now already in the automotive industry. partnering with gm. uber entered the market, pricing true millions of customers into the market but it did not create the business model with what i would describe return one margins to the capital invested in them. i don't know how they get out of the box. , i think it's just that that a sale would be in the gist of everybody. emily: pandora. you are a musician. >> i don't know. the music industry feels to be it ever shrinking business. beenack of imagination has staggering. you remember, 25 years ago, they had the entertainment field to themselves with the exception of television and movies. that was the last time they innovated, when they made the music video and put it on tv. since then, they have done nothing has customer value added. we created social networking --

pinterest says early results with brands including garinier are positive.irm millword brown. and now pinterest can tap into the $10 billion market for digital video advertising which is dominated by alphabet's youtube and facebook with live videos, and twitter which has been investing in nfl games. now we'll is have to see if this grows the $11 billion valuation and help them move closer to an ipo. guys? >> thank you, julia. >>> coming up, a market call from our guest host mohammed el-eri el-erian. and don't miss an exclusive interview with marvin ellison 2:30 eastern eastern time during "power lunch." it's been one year since he took the helm at the chain. ask him how it's going. "squawk box" will be right back. what if a company that didn't make cars made plastics that make them lighter? the lubricants that improved fuel economy. even technology to make engines more efficient. what company does all this? exxonmobil, that's who. we're working on all these things to make cars better and use less fuel. helping you save money and reduce emissions. and you tho

but tracy did give the time to pinterest to work on it. i am happy to work on it in my free time after work. i think it is that important. it is a very important for us to change the industry and change the biases in the industry right now. because, you know, we're having this boom of start-ups right now and to make sure that those companies are diverse and inclusive, when they grow to be the big companyies, you know, their cultures will set the tone for the next one so it's important to set it in now. >> last thing on project include, i think, we'll see what happens. >> all right. >> so it's a pretty hefty resource. i admittedly have not gone through all of it and i am someone, i know, just being honest, i am someone who really cares about diversity and inclusion in the industry. so how do you get people who may not be as passionate about diversity and inclusion to really look into all the resources on project include. >> how do we get them to look at the statement? >> yeah. >> we've broken it up. not everything will be as applicable to e

i would way sooner own pinterest than yahoo!, for example. yft?ter: they are sort of doing now, partnering with gm, which i think is the right strategy. ft great fear is that when ly and hoover entered the market, the price was so compelling that it drew millions of customers into the market did not create a business model with what i would describe as adequate margins to provide a return on the capital invested in them. i don't know how they get out of that box. i think that suggested a sale would be in the interest of everybody. emily: pandora. you are a musician. roger: i don't know. the music industry feels an ever shrinking business. amount of participation is staggering. they had the entertainment field to themselves with the exception of television and movies and since they stop -- that was the last time, when they created the music video and put it on mtv. since then, they have done nothing that has been customer value added. we have created video games, the internet, social networks and a zillion forms of entertainment and music guys expe

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. >> i saw her breed is pinterest one day and thought she was to finding the dog through adoption, not a breeder. only about 1.5 million dogs are adopted each year and eventually she went to virginia and met and fell in love with a 1-year-old dog. >> she's very loving and loyal. >> reporter: the pup was spending time with a foster family after being an abusive home. she's now making progress with her new forever family. >> she's coming out of her shell and becoming more confident andbecoming such a happy dog and it's just awesome. >> reporter: they're not the only success stories here, check out ivy, she's adopted and now lives in the west park with her happy owner. also meet bailey and daisy, you adoption success stories at wkyc.com. >> amy, thank you very much. a beautiful day for national dog day. >> get out with the pooch and make sure that everyone has water. it has been toasty today and akron and manning here in 79 -- keeping the calendar and up to date here, e' orange here. the current average temperature is 78.1 degrees and that's all the highs and the lows together. that inclu

we really admire pinterest. his advice was think about independent of the product, what as it was app, called at the time. if in 10 years you couldn't it, what would it be. we all talked about it and thought it would be a structured self expression. so whatever that means to people, if it's a structure that easier, to expression us, i think the best place in the world for that, and that means, you know, as our name says, a list. so i think if this were the best to put their yone thoughts, their feelings, their advice, whether it's best food to order at this or thoughts on being a widow. if it's all here, i think it to d be a wonderful place explore. greg: is it a business eventually? do you care about that? i mean, we're talking about creating something very valuable, so there will be a way to make that how very valuable but right now i think we're focusing on creating our hearts know in is valuable. devin. that's obviously something we think about but right now trying focused on just building a product that peo

pinterest says they're not a social network. they are a utility. fundamentally s first a utility so people can express themselves finding gifs internetng them on the if that makes sense. >> it does make sense. social network. >> if you ever started -- i had a social network before this. hardest thing to do. shout out to everyone who's ever made a successful social network. that is a struggle. facebook is kind of like it is social network. it's very hard to compete with facebook. utility, can build a that is like -- and people use it every day, that is the something to build meaningful on the internet. > can we talk about like for a little while. when you talk about giphying and he night of the oscars and you see lady gaga walking by leon d dicaprio. you had that up in a matter of seconds. how does that work. entire team of editors on the west coast and east coast that sit and make moments officially for our partners as they're coming out. there ahead of everyone because we actually have the those the time making gifs. a example, oscars 2016 has off

pinterest? they'll come after you. >> i love pinterest. you have gotten into a few twitter -- >> i enjoy it. it's a little sport. >> occasionally you have to respond. it's so hard not to. but you know what? as michelle obama said, they go low, you go high. so i like to use humor to -- >> here's a compromise. so if it's an unanimous troll or whatever, they're not verified so on your twitter account, i sound like the -- you know you can do this. look at people who have verified that they are real people. >> that's an interesting thing. i may have to look into that. >> how about your daughter? she's real. >> this is a picture i want to post on this television screen. today is my oldest daughter's 18th birthday. she's turning 18. looks like her mama. >> exactly. >> they could be sisters. >> she's beautiful. her name is she's 18. i told her that you can get lottery tickets now. you can serve in the military. >> let me ask a question. i'm 18 now. >> yeah. >> leila, that's all she's been talking about. coming up in november, i'm going to be 18. >

uber, air bnb, snap chat, pinterest, all have high valuation, but without earnings, it's going to be hard to support that. don't look for many this year if any at all. i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >> coming up, while start ups cid small businesses are finding >>> mcdonald's, wendy's and sheikhs are known as hamburger restaurants and all are suffering from slowing sales. americans are eating fewer ham a burgers than they did six years ago. burger bubbl is bursting. >> hamburg americans are still eat ago lot of them. more than 8.5 until june. according to npd group, it's still a huge number, but less than in 2015 and also fewer than in 2 nd the slowdown is taking place food, fast casual, casual dining and even family style restaurants. >> i expect stocks to remain negative. at least for the next six to 12 months.2% negative transaction, i expect the qsr guys to outperform casual dining. >> the largest chains reported slowing same store sales. they saw comparable sales fall short of market expectation, so why are consumers passing on the burgers. one reason might be ch

she has a how-to on one of the hottest trends on pinterest. . >>> final little at noon he looks line i -- look looks a lion and roam his yard. the owner of this english mastiff thought it would be fun to throw a wig on her dog to make the neighbors think >> and while the pooch named winston michael is anything but the king of the jungle, plenty of people have been fooled by the costume. take a look, the dog looks legit right there. >> i think they could tell the difference. hopefully the didn't spook too many people. but maybe from behind at first you see just part, a glifrns. >> it's about 150 pounds, so you're right, maybe from a >>> 12 news is always on. midday everyone. i'm your host. >> hi, everyone. great show today. >> we have so much to show you. we have the funnest football craft you are going to love it. we are giving away an american girl doll. >> oh my gosh. >> the brand-new one. oh, yeah. we are giving that away. we have more givingaways coming up and jen, you're making something that's out of this

you go on the internet, pinterest, some kind of recipe you see something you want to try. well that's what healthy junk food did. >> omg. i immediate to make those. >> spaghetti grilled cheese. >> okay i'm listening. >> first you get paper in it, put your spaghetti and meat sauce, chill it. >> he's chilling it so it's easier to work with. >> otherwise it will all fall to pieces. >> now for the grilled cheese part. puts some garlic powder in it and coats the side of the bred going on the grill. puts some mozzarella on there. goes and gets spaghetti. topped with parmesan cheese and parsley. buts it in the oven to 375 and then when he takes it out. spaghetti grilled cheese sandwich i'm like that's disgusting that's gross but now it's all put together all the bits are there. i mean frequently will eat spaghetti with bread. why not just kind of put it all together. >> exactly. >> my grandmother's rolling over in her grave here you say this right now but it looks good i want to try it. >> it does look really yummy. >> hmm. >> no one can explain this. >> this is he's more than bl

but pinterest in interest -- instagram, you can come up with gifts that don't take a lot of money but you can buy materials now and make the item. it's a little more special to some people with a heartfelt meeting and for someone like me it might take a while to perfect it. >>> redirect your social fun. >> it helps now the kids are back in school and day or go out but try and tighten up the budget with school starting. not a lot of weeknight go out. just ad to your budget as far as flexibility. >> that's some good tips. thanks for getting us on the right track. i can't believe how quickly it will show up. >>> if you want more information contact try on financial at info at tryon thank you for joining us andrew. >> thank you, kelly. >>> here is a look at today's market first. switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. rnet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not

you go on the internet, pinterest, some kind of recipe try. well that's what healthy junk food did. >> omg. i immediate to make those. >> spaghetti grilled cheese. >> okay i'm listening. >> first you get -- take the wax paper in it, put your spaghetti and meat sauce, chill it. >> he's chilling it so it's easier to work with. >> otherwise it will all fall to pieces. >> now for the grilled cheese part. puts some garlic and coats the side of the bred going on the grill. puts some mozzarella on there. goes and gets spaghetti. topped with parmesan cheese and parsley. buts it in the oven to 375 and then when he takes it out. >> oh, my gosh. >> you know when you mentioned a spaghetti grilled cheese sandwich i'm like that's disgusting that's gross but now it's all put together all the bits are there. i mean frequently will eat spaghetti with bread. why not just kind of put it all together. >> exactly. >> my grandmother's rolling over right now but it looks good i want to try it. >> it does look really yummy. >> hmm. >> no one can explain this. >> this

reporter: she believes the marriage of millennials and food is driven by social media, sites like pinterest and instagram where pictures of what was eaten can be found. it's mostly the millennials doing the posting. >> i am guilty of posting pictures of my food on social facebook. not so much twitter. >> reporter: some admit to trying a restaurant because of a picture she saw. what was the last food you saw that was trending as you went to get? >> the truffle mac and cheese at sons of essex. it was really good. the best i've ever had. >> i go to the jamaican spot in brooklyn. real tasty. real good food. no. 1 in br pics. tese pics of homemade dishes look tasty, cooked and photographed and posted not by a millennial at all. but yours truly. antwan lewis, fox 5 news. alison: our honorary millennial. this is rachel. we're talking about the craft beers and bowls. that's like the tip of the iceberg. what are the other really hot things? >> we should say millennials are generation out there. they've surpassed the baby boomers. what they have going on, people will pay attention to. big food trends

it is sue serio trying to duplicate what she season pinterest. >> because pinterest is so hard in real here it is. >> take these swim needle, turn them into pencils. >> and chaos -- crayons, so cool. >> this will be so great. >> if sheila e doesn't show up, we can lead the glamorous life ♪ all right, now, here is the problem. these pool noodles have a hole in them. see? so chris murphy, help me out with this, troy to make this look like a pencil? >> i can't even wrap a christmas gift. >> i have trouble finding these. not around much. but if you can finds these, great idea for making like a back to school picture, with your kid, you know, with the big giant pencil? i can see this. but this is the key. thank you. this would be the one for the eraser. >> okay. >> kind of eraser colors here. soso all we need is -- a knife. then we have giant sharp east, these are big time sharp east, because that's how you make it look like a pencil. we also have your silver duct tape. >> that's for my mouth? >> right. if you get naughty. we will put this on the end of a pool noodle. now, i think -- >> see

. >>> san francisco pinterest has bought instant paper. they will move operations from new york to san francisco, but said it will remain a separate app. >>> a san francisco start nifup looking to go public. hotel tonight ceo sam shank made an impressive turn around to cut staff and lowering cost and he wanted to take the site public possibly by late next year. >>> steph curry is the new face of press play. the san francisco based digital media start-up will offer video of him to fans in china. he cofounded slice a social media network with a former college teammate and an investor in coach-up, that lets parents book private coaches for kids. and then there is stef moji for smartphones. he has a fingers in a lot of things. >> and a little league coach has to visit during a game. >> and why it is more emotional than most conferences on the hill. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 will be right back. >> when it happens where you live -- >> shortage of officers on the streets of san jose is creating a debate over a short-term solution. >> if we are legall

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recipe on our website fox8.comx and on ourr pinterest page. it's great. healthy. still ahead t-swift gets jury duty. find out how the superstar spent itad her time in court.t-sets jue sue when we come back. a customer tweets "bank fees make me physically ill. #overdraft" how do you respond? sounds like a medical problem. i'd send her to a hospital. "hashtag not the bank's problem." at huntington, she can link with her savings account and then we transfer the money for free. we do that. for a fee of $10. to transfer her own money? hashtag obviously. 're overdrawn. welcome to huntington -- have a great carpool, you guys. be safe wear your seatbelts hav seatbelts don't text and drive, whenxt an you're old enough.ou're thanks.old enou instead of greeting fans at the mtv video music awards in new york sunday night, taylor swift bonded with them monday morning in nashville at jury duty. the superstar fulfilled her civic obligation, answeringtiong questions before she was dismissed and posing for photos and videos, including thata message to one woman's daughter and her

pinterest. >> probably. emily: who?i see a lot of buyers folding into that and seeing a great addition to their portfolio. i think they are wasting their own compared to yahoo!. emily: lyft. >> they are sort of doing it now in their own industry. emily: partnering with gm. >> which i think is the absolute right strategy. opened the market, it was so compelling that the true millions of customers and to the market but unfortunately did not create a business model which what i would describe as adequate margins. i don't know how they get out of that box. for lyft, that suggest a sale would be in the interest of everybody. emily: pandora. you are a musician. >> i don't know on pandora. the music industry feels to me to be an ever shrinking bills business. it has been staggering. they have the entertainment field for themselves except for a television and movies. since they have stopped -- that was the last time they innovated when we created the music video on mtv and nothing has been customer value added. we have created

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i would rather own pinterest then yahoo!. emily: lyft? roger: they're kind of doing it now.ly: partnering with the gm. roger: i think that is the great strategy. my fear is that when lyft and uber enter the market the pricing was so compelling entry of millions into the market but did not create a business model with what i would describe as adequate margins to provide return on capital invested. i do not know how to get out of that box. that suggests a sale would be in the interest of everyone. emily: pandora. you are a musician. roger: i don't know on pandora. music industry feels to me to be an ever shrinking business. of allk of a imagination participants has been staggering. 25 years ago they had the entertainment field to themselves with the exception of television and movies. that was the last time they innovated, creating the music video and putting it on mtv. they have done nothing that has customer value added. video games, the internet, smartphones, social networking -- these are other forms of entertainment. music guys expect to be as paid as ever, i don't see it

we're going to be talking -- how are you with pinterest and crafting? >> i want to be good. i see things especially now like i'm thinking nursery stuff. i'm like oh man if i could only -- i know my limits. the maximum limits i do have which are quite a few. i don't even attempt it. >> you're going to attempt it