uber, pinterest as they even grown. build the narrative before your product.sounds like an early thing. >> i think a lot of teams and founders jump into building the product as a slult for the customers solving a proin. i think to stowe stop and how you want to present a splash page fills in the gaps of what your product should actually be, who your customers actually are. sometimes you realize, wait a second. i don't know if we're going have a ghoul go to market around this product. there are a number of successful on tre pre newses who have done this. he would think about the icon and driver or is it like taxis on demand and defining that up front and having that debate helps with the product i.c.e. >> i just interviewed the found founder and he talks about one of the things he does great is kills things off. >> it's the idea that they get super excited about a new simple product because of its simplicity. it take always of these new customers for granted, starts to type into the needs of their greatest customers or power users by adding complexity, adding m

i looked on pinterest and felt completely overwhelmed and thought that's way past ny skill set. when i went into the grocery store i was seeing 80% of these legacy brands that had been around when i was a child. why is there red dye in a yellow cake i've always been a big believer in moderation. i'm never going to be that person that doesn't want a treat. >> how do you go from having an idea and wanting something when you're already in a busy career and think i'll just make it myself. >> i think what the world has shown us now with a great ytd a -- idea and determination, you can do it yourself >> this is a business that you're engaged in and engaged in every day. what's the toughest part about it that you didn't anticipate? >> in the entertainment industry there's so many different people around to take the fall, to have ideas, to help fix this. and with the start-up it is just you. when we started it was just the three of us and we had to do these e-mails. i legit probably couldn't have sent an e-mail when we started but i had to learn it. i had to learn how to html code. don'

. >> i went on pinterest, guess what, we're going to carve, paint and glitter glue the pumpkins so they> let's not get started with the dangerous pumpkin carving tools available for kids now. >> no, you cannot use this. i can't believe they put this in there. >> halloween shivs. >> we'll throw this away immediately. >> needs to be careful. in the '80s, she kept it real. if you hurt yourself it was because you're an idiot. >> love those treats. >> these are for the class. you have to save the golden goodness for your friends. >> in the '80s you got the good stuff. >> yeah. >> and the gluten free guy. he's 2018 mom. >> look at all -- [ indiscernible ]. >> good one. >> you can have one piece of candy, okay? not that one, no. >> in the '80s you were worried about something far worse. >> communism. >> we have to sort through for the hypodermic needles and razor blades. >> right. >> you heard what happened to the kids on the other side of town. nobody wants that to happen. >> thanks for spending part of your day with us. check out lot of great and fun content. see you next time on an all new

you've been around pinterest, uber as they've grown. let's talk about book. build the narrative before your product. it sound like an early thing. but you're building products all around. >> i think a lot of teams and founders build the product as a solution for customers suffering a problem. but stopping and thinking about not only the brand itself but the narrative and putting together a splash page of how to present the product once it's launched starts to fill in a lot of the gaps what your product should be and develop the tone of it. who your customers are. sometimes you realize, wait a second, i don't know if we're going to have a good go to market story around this product. there are a number of successful entrepreneur who is have done this. a camp who found it -- a co-founder at uber, he would think about the icon and the design of it and is it everyone's private driver, is it an aspirational brand or taxis on demand. is it in every person's brand. to finding that debate helps with the product itself. >> make one subtraction for every addition. i int

parents are posting pinterest perfect lunches made for their kids, and it's getting competitive. giving a pep talk over here. >> it's going to be brutal. they are going to be in the race to make the perfect hunch, but i'm also joined by the host of "fix me a plate." so you have seen the pictures. these amazing lunches. parents are going to great lengths to get there. >> i have an 11-year-old, so everybody wants to know what's in the chef's kid's lunchbox. the pressure. i just think, caviar. >> you say it's a good thing? good thing or bad thing? >> i think there is a balance. a happy medium up. i have got some tips to get ready here. >> what are we starting with? >> they are into this. everybody is taking notes. so cut your sandwiches into shapes with cutters. you have got cutters in those kiddy sets. >> you promise he is going to eat this? >> you can do their first initial. >> you're into this. >> wow. >> initials. >> if their name is adrienne, use an "a." >> i would probably spend a half hour on that triangle. skewers, which is a great way to pack a lot of protein and it's color

you have companies who tie into facebook, via facebook connect like airbnb, modify, pinterest.ould also be impacted. what is the latest? reporter: facebook has seen no evidence of that direct impact, but this is just the beginning of the story. the irish data protection regulators said they are starting an investigation to how much it affected european citizens which are now covered under gdp are. the ftc says it has not escaped their attention. there is going to be a lot more to come. of course, we still haven't heard from facebook, what the motivation was of the attackers, and what kind of information they actually got. emily: right. and there's a chance we will never know. part of the problem is the hackers could have looked around without leaving a trace. sarah frier in san francisco, as always thank you so much. , it is not just data security that is an issue for facebook and other online media. face videos and audio keep faster, ander, easier to make, increasing tech potential for harm if put in the wrong hands. so-called how good been in the have past few months and what

there wasn't pinterest around in those days. >> he was sighted at nascar, of all places. didn't know he was a nascar fan. >> it sounds about right. >> now you know. let's take a look at what's going on. good morning, everybody. a little bit quieter. we're a little more relaxed. a little more fun this morning. looks dry on the golden gate bridge. i was tracking showers rolling across with live doppler 7. not so much. ? could see a little bit of fog tomorrow morning. today, partly sunny. you'll need sunglasses. we have a random shower. keep an eye on the app, and that will let you know if one is coming your way. warm weekend. full of sunshine. this area of lesser cloud cover. a cold front will bring in the dry air. you can see greens out there. random light showers. the white is the cloud cover. it is not a total shield of clouds. but it does increase as we head through the morning and up to noon. as a light stray shower here and there. the cold front. notice the white starting to fade from the north bay skies. as it slides through the evening hours, we will see the clouds

stop using your facebook log-in to log into other services like uber, instagram, spotify, pintere pinterest, expedia, after that massive hack last week. >>> because facebook has not been clear about the extent of the attack, more than just your facebook account is at risk. he writes, when i see the blue facebook button offering an easy way to sign up for this or that digital doodad, i'm not tapping it. i trust farhad. he's a friend of mine but i trust his judgment entirely. >> i never do. >> for those who do, you can go into your facebook settings and see what's authorized to use your facebook login. obviously, if you're going to do a new login, make it complex. protect yourself that way. but turn it off. >> i think keeple things separate. >> good idea. >> welcome back, by the way. >> thank you. it was a long vacation and i really enjoyed it. >> he's all refreshed. >>> today is national taco day. where are we going to lunch? celebrating with the $5 deal for you. customers at dell taco can buy one beef taco and get one free. if you're feeling hungry, on the border is offering unlimited groun

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. >> wive rr done a lot of pinteresting. >> reporter: the acting head of the consumer association. >>pal come to the classroom. >> reporter: she's here to provide potentially life saving advice. >> most deaths can be prevented. >> reporter: they teamed up to spot a baby hazard quiz. setting up possible hazard said in the nursery, and kitchen. first up the nursery with at least seven hazards. how many can you spot? >> the pillows and the blankets might be issues. >> our baby monitor but it's attached to all these cords. >> baby monitor cords should be at least three feet from the crib. >> we didn't get that outlet cover. and this is bolted in. >> plastic bag kz be a suffcation hazard. all furniture including changing table should be anchored to the wall and outlets should be covered. correct again. the cpsc says use cordless or inaccessible cords. and make sure they're out of young children's reach. that's a strangulation hazard. >> whether it's a crib or a play yard -- >> reporter: out of all scoring 6 over seven. >> the pictures over the crib can pose a danger. if they fall on their

real estate counts the biggest 500 tenants from ely and meyer and tech companies uber spread and pintereste massachusetts is the hot spot, alexandria is expanding here in new york announcing today it as far ased a third power at the life sciences site along the east riff it's down about 6% versus a gain of about that much for the biotech etf. >> joining us now the executive chairman the founder of real estate equities, joel marcus thank you for joining us why do you think your stock is not more correlated to biotech >> in one sense it's good it's not. historically, it has been much more volatile than the real estate sector. as you know, interest rates are a fear i think it's a story of two worlds, etfs and trading have hurt real estate companies this year, because of the interest rates, fears, the rising rates the reality is real estate is one of the best hedges again inflation. >> sure. >> our leases, literally, all of them have a minimum of 3%. some go more in the haydays of interest rate fluctuation. we had max 3 and 6 so we more than make up for you know creeping inflation and i think

>> pinterest. >> it's so self-serving. i give my kids pizza.when they ride their bike. [ laughter ] >> sometimes you fall. life doesn't always give you helmets. of right? maria: where are they riding their bike. >> just in the driveway. maria: exactly. [ laughter ] that's okay. >> the key thing, is you let your kids know where you stand and stand firm on it. it's important they know what's right and what's wrong. maria: good stuff. two fathers with advice. coming up, college football's highest paid coaches are revealed. we reveal who took the top spots, right after this. ♪ how do you win at business? stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com there's also a lot to know. part a that's your hospital coverage, part b is all the doctor stuff... the most important thing to know? medicare doesn't pay for everything. and guess what that means... yep...you're on the hook for the rest. that's why it

el maquillaje galÁctico es la Última locura en pinterest y en las redes sociales.o estÁn bien caros. de dÓnde! ni modo me quedo con las ganas. karla: quÉ padres ideas nos dio andrea. las parejas del mundo de la farÁndula estarán de moda. ana patricia: y si estÁn a la expectativa para saber de quÉ nos vamos a disfrazar maÑana, mande sus mensajes en las redes sociales. karla: yo ya sÉ que traigo la mÁscara puesta pero maÑana quiero usar otra porque Ésta ya les aburrÍa todos los días. va a estar muy bueno y no se lo pierdan porque los esperamosbien disfrazados maÑana en "despierta amÉrica". ana patricia: nos vamos un mensaje de las afiliadas y regresamos. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, "soy dianne feinstein y apruebo este mensaje." la senadora feinstein escribió la legislación para prevenir que el gobierno separe a las familias inmigrantes de sus hijos. la senadora dianne feinstein apoyo nuestros dreamers y daca contra trump. la senadora feinstein votó contra todos los intentos de trump de rechazar obamacare y esta apoyada por presidente