>> just in tech. when you recognize that for the city and what it means, we're well on our way and we're ahead of literally every major city in the state of california >> also what is the average salary on these tech jobs? >> they are very high. i think the smallest salary i ever saw was $80,000, $90 ,000 a year. >> tell me about your favorite of the 17 points? >> the first one i did was to make sure that i had the kind of technology advice that i need. so we're the first city in the country to appoint in the mayor's office a chief innovative officer, jane app, who is behind the work here today and jay is helping me cause a link that has never happened before with the technology companies. there are so many here and i need to talk with them and, in fact he has given me great advice to make sure every tuesday i do a tour of one of these companies. >> oh, great. >> so i have done that religiousy ever single week since i have been here and it's marvelous. >> every tuesday you go to a tech company? >> it'

. >> every tuesday you go to a tech company? >> it's tech tuesday. >> who has the best goodies that you have seen? >> [ laughter ] they all have. whether you go to the twitter rooftop. >> twitter is out of control. >> yes and they have the video of the dome of city hall. >> they have cupcakes and take you into the t-shirt. >> they have an m & m bar, which is awesome. >> i got my ice cream at zinga. >> what are some of the other points, what is point no. 8, for example? >> point no. 8 is probably improve sf.org, that is a website where we invite -- it's a platform where we invite the public to tell us what they need to get improved in their neighborhood. then we ask tech companies to help us find solutions for that. that is how we keep engaged. that is how we bring technology right to the neighborhoods to allow people to suggest how we improve. you are asking the population to tell you what is wrong? >> absolutely. =::év2 it's better than them coming to the mayor's office to tell me everyday? >> they do that? >> oh, yeah. >> >> t

got the tech companies to place the interns. we're supporting the opening of college track in the bayview, which launches next week. we donate philanthropically and we're focus on prop e? >> you are for or against prop e? >> yes on prop e. i don't want to say who is registered to vote. >> who is registered to vote? >> please vote yes on e. if you are not registered to vote, please go to the sf city booth no. 29. it's on the right side as you walk out of the room and register to vote. >> and then vote no on prop e -- i mean vote yes on prop e. >> there is something that we want you to vote no on. no on the hetch hetchy proposition, which is f. >> is that a dam? >> hetch hetchy is an engineering marvel and some people want to mess with that. and we're saying don't mess with hetch hetchy. >> you don't drain hetch hetchy, which is the best water in the world. >> who likes our water? [ applause ] >> so keep hetch hetchy and no taxes. i have a quick question for you ron in the last-minute. you have this new venture fund that somebody

every year, more than 20 companies apply to become part of this high-tech development enclave.e park is ving difficuy absorbing all these new enterprises. to deal with this situation, the taiwanese government is establishing science parks in other regions of taiwan. science parks like hsinchu are a crucial catalyst in maintaining the growth and development which will allow taiwan to export homegrown technology. you have to expand your market area to areas outside of taiwan. and you look at the map, then it's very natural. you could think that mainland china is part ofhe markets. narrator: the relationship betweenaiwan and mainland china has en strained since 1949. in the wake of the communist revolution, chinese nationalists fled to taiwan and established their own government. polical tensions continue to flare on both sides of t strait. each society has those who desire independence for taiwan and others who believe taiwan should be reunified with china. and china's use of force to bring about reunification has always been a tacit threat. but the lure of lucrative business ven

and i have the tech experience. >> you did have the tech experience but the other eight jurors, most of them didn't. i was curious when you left after you got the instructions and left, did you in the back of your mind think it is going to be two or three weeks? >> i thought it might until i became completely aware that there were two other jurors that have tech experience, different arenas. not the length of time that i did, neither of which have patents. each brought to the table their own experience. and what we did is once i finally was elected or we decided who was going to be foreman and i initially hadn't wanted to be foreman, i was unanimously voted in. he was sitting beside me. i said you and i are going to facilitate this together. >> one thing that i think is interesting is you had a lot of individual decisions to make. there were many, many individual parts of the ruling on does this violate this patent or can make hundreds of decisions. so it feels proper that you deliberated as relatively short a period of time as it was to make all those decisions. >> what i believe is

virginia tech facing the winless panthers. this punt here at their own six. and breaks it up the sideline. and two defenders converge. look at the block by ronnie van dyke. he wipes them both out. jarrett on his way to a 94-yard return. so that would cut a deficit to 21-10. later in the third quarter, pitt facing a third and five. tino throws it up the right side. 18 yards for the score. and the pitt panthers who will join the acc next year, make a big statement, they upset virginia tech 35-17. >>> and in other scores, penn state beat navy 34-7. georgetown at home falls to yale 24-21. howard defeats norfolk state 37- 36 in overtime. and congratulations to the washington capitals, they won 19-15 to advance to tomorrow's world team tennis fime against sacramento. they won 31 straight matches. >> wow. >> lindsey murphy, thank you. we have a check of the forecast up next. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] this is america's manufacturing when president obama took office. this is china's. under obama, we've lost over half a mi

has jersey been the single best part of the tech business come fall.hese days nobody wants to own the stock that pump out expensive machines. i would rather make machines that cut spripringles. you can always count on billions and billions sold. less powerful machines to meet the demand from lesser developed countries, there are millions and million of them being sold. but the year over year declines in many cases. plus the acatching generation, they're selling poorly, and if anything, you're going to get short falls, not positive earning surprises. some new chip from intel, a new release from microsoft. but have you ever seen less enthusiasm for these new psych snls who cares. our company is making things for the $650 billion that is apple. apple is about the biggest position i have. but i'm not advising trading apple. just owning it. as long as it remains cheaper than the average stock in the s&p 500. the combination of apple's momentum compared to dell and hewlett packard, with nothing to talk about, frankly, but firings is devastating to tech inves

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new product cycles always drive tech. and you're getting a fabulous deal on the stock because it got crushed the last time it reported. was it a real disappointment? radware's actual results were in line and the company's guidance for the next quarter was cautious, coming in mildly below the analyst's expectation. the company gets 32% of its sales from europe in a seasonably weak quarter, it wasn't that bad. it took a pounding but is now back up above where it was before it reported the so-called disappointment. that's all you need to know. here is the bottom line. it's supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year for tech, but there are very few item names that are actually worth buying. radware is one of the exceptions. courtesy of a like-minded brokerage house, i'm urging you to do some homework on the stock and wait for a pullback before you pull the trigger. mark in arizona. mark? >> caller: hey, jim. boo-yah from arizona, and congrats on that 6-0 start to your eagles, if you count preseason. >> well, you know,

this is a horrible loss for georgia tech. their division trying to get to the a.c.c. title game given the loss they had earlier to virginia tech. that will just about do it for this week. we thank you for watching "the jeep post-game show" and a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. tonight at 8:00 eastern. fresno state will face tulsa only on cbs sports network. the 24-hour home of cbs sports. home of the barnhart show and my show too. be sure to stupid saturday certificate for the home depot show on cbs. >> tim: be sure to stay tuned saturday. for all of us, have a good evening from studio 43. goodnight, everyone, see you next right here on cbs. [ announcer 2 ] the other airlines contestant is getting pummeled with bag fees. oh, but he's flying southwest. no bag fees for this guy! got to give it up for bags fly free. business travelers win with southwest.

got all it could handle from georgia tech.ick it up in the final minute. jackets down four. kevin washington finds hill. georgia tech takes the lead with 44 seconds left. that is enough time for the hokeys to get it to field goal range. cody journell from 40 yards out. he championed one from 38. doesn't miss this one. ties the game as time expires and forces overtime. after a v.a. tech interception it's journell again. this time a chip for the win. no doubt about it. number 16 virginia tech gets a scare but pulls out the win, 20-17 in o.t. >>> tennis american marty fish pulled out of the open because of health concerns. on the women's side there was an upset. serena williams won in straight sets. >>> golf, final round of the deutsche bank championship. tiger woods was in the hunt until the end. he finished third place and with it to become the third golfer to pass the $100 million mark in career earnings. the day belonged to rory mcilroy. long birdie attempt on 18. rory stalls it at the cup. he would tap into the deutsche bank

it could handle in georgia tech. virginia tech trailing by three in the fourth quarter, but logan thomas putting the hokies back on top, a 42-yard touchdown to dmitri knowles. it puts tech up after a georgia tech touchdown with 44 seconds, the hokies down three, three seconds left, cody jarnell sends it to overtime with his field goal. after a good-looking drive led by thomas and virginia tech it's jarnell again with a chip shot, 17 yards out, that's the game winner. he redeems himself. he missed an earlier one in the game. plays a hero, virginia tech holds on for the 20-17 win. >>> a little golf, final round of the deutsche bank championship up in boston. louis ust hazen, this tee shot on the par 4, fifth will cost him a couple of strokes, that's ugly, way off the fairway into the woods, double-boeing idea that. rory mcilroy back in the hunt with a share of the lead. capitalizing on a beauty of the par 4, 6th. mcilroy could tap that one in for birdie. moves into the outright lead at nine under. tiger woods, four str

virginia tech, georgia tech,it's a tech war and it's a good one.even minutes to go, virginia quarterback logan thomas says this is my gun to knolls. hokies up 14-10. 40 ticks to go, georgia tech went up 17-14. then virginia tech tied it and just won it in overtime 20-17. >>> some pro football. the redskins released their depth chart today. a little surprised, evan royster listed as the starting dale tailback. royster not sure who's going to get the call but he says that's okay. >> it makes us all compete and it's not like one of us is going in the game as a clear starter. we're all here competing and working to get that spot. >> and finally, if you blink, you missed it, because at the u.s. open today serene serena williams winning at flushing meadows. she's looking strong up there at the u.s. open. >> it's a blink, and you missed it. >> didn't take long. >> we'll be right back. >> it's time to cut back on radiation exposure on kids which says only do ct scans and x-rays when necessary. even a few brain scans in childhood could increase the risk of

makeover some kids exposed to new tech gadgets some as young as three or four. some are asking is it a good thing. reporter priyah clemens without one tech company caters products to children >>> for michael garner this is not played time these under surveillance several cameras and monitors and team of researchers applaud his every move. >>> kids are hard wired to learn >>> and she manages the learning team at leapfrog a maker of high-tech educational toys. do you think kids are learning faster and better? >>> i think kids learn best when they're engaged in having fun. >>> it is not just the technology getting more sophisticated it's that kids younger and younger seem to be mastering it. >>> it is amazing we've seen videos of infants wiping the i phone they add that to technology quickly >>> to quickly assess this child psychologist >>> the more they play on devices the last time they are outside and socializing with other kids and parents that is crucial for a kid. >>> technology part of a balanced diet still take the kids at side to the park and civic and int

got all it could handle from georgia tech. pick it up in the final minute. jackets down four. kevin jackson findshill. that is enough time for the hokeys to get it to field goal range. cody superior knell from 40 yards out. he doesn't miss this one. ties the game as time expires and forces overtime. after a v.a. tech interception it's jornell again. this time a chip for a win. no doubt about it. number 16 virginia tech gets a scare and pulls out a win. 20-17. >>> fish pulled out of the open because of health concerns. there was an upset. serena williams won in straight sets. >>> golf, final round of the deutsche bank championship. tiger woods was on the hunt until the end. he finished third place and with it to become the third golfer to pass the $100 million mark in earnings. rory stalls it at the cup. he would tap into the deutsche bank championship. >>> baseball, a pair of walk-offs out west, dodgers and padres tied at three in the 11th. two on for ellis and he delivers. slaps an rba to right. dodgers win it 4-3 in 11. >>>

and a high-tech would bring the ideas and the expertise that the half. they'll cross pollination that really produce significant returns. >>> we've heard of things like offshore gambling. would this be a hit would open up for other projects like this? >>> blue seed could be a new industry. but that remains to be see. the start-ups in the high techs and the issues assisted with that. >>> the go to our web site >>> thank you for being here. that is an interesting concept. the mill valley film festival. we'll talk about that. at are the curtal go up on a 35th no valley film festival. for the last three-four years they should be area premieres of oscar's best picture which was the king's speech and artists. here are the details about this year's program. we have the guy who started the film festival 35 years ago. it is good to see you again. it seems the quickest talking about the 25th year and is always a big exhortation for this assessment will of five years. >>> anything divisible by five is a great expectation. >>> was the hottest thing that you're doing

we all know that it's being driven by what the demographers are now referring to as "the urban tech." the social media companies, the high-tech companies, the creative workforces, who now want to live and work in urban environments, interact with their environments instead of work in suburban campuses that are fairly sterile and isolated. and that phenomenon has been going on to some time, but what really brought home some of the changes to me was a talk i heard earlier this week by alexa arena talking about the 5m project at 6th and mission, the conversion of the chronicle building and plant surrounding areas. and she talked about the design process as being one of going out to constituencies, potential constituencies, focus groups, listening to people, trying to find out what they were looking for in collaborative, interactive work environments. and bringing the city into those work environments, and the connection and the need for amenities like cultural amenities and the arts and food and all of those kinds of things. and so instead of it being design professionals and people in t

how to break your bad tech habits. first business starts right now. you're watching first business: financial news, analysis, and today's investment ideas. i'm bill moller. angie miles is off. here's the first look for thursday, september 20th: the conventional wisdom is that republican presidents are better for wall street. hold on. fortune magazine looked at the numbers and it's a pretty close call. example - during george w. bush's terms, the market lost 25%. which president has had the best 1st term run? barack obama, when stocks exploded for a gain of 96%. attention holiday shoppers! the guys who unload ships may be going on strike. the contract for the more than 15,000 members of the international longshoremen's association runs out at the end of the month. holiday sales are so important, just the threat of a strike has retailers considering back-up plans. on the topic of the holidays, a big downgrade for the 3 top publicly traded toymakers, which sent shares of mattel, hasbro and jakks down. the worry: toy sales. they've been dropping all year,

. >> our favorite sector is tech and consumer staples. tech on the more growth side. tech is actually going to have the fastest growth in dividends the next three years. a few years ago when i started this strategy, dividends for the tech sector was more challenging finding names, you know, with apple's introduction of the dividend. cisco a couple years ago. there's a lot more opportunities out there. >> brian kelly? >> the staples sector is more for our low-beta portion of the portfolio where there's quite robust dividend growth for low beta part of the portfolio. stocks like mccormick, coca-cola, cvs, k-mart. >> jeff? this is brian kelly. i would like to go back to the financials. you said you own j.p. morgan. you're a dividend investor. here's the question. what does j.p. morgan come back with the dividend and when this k. they start raising it? >> j.p. morgan has the capital to raise the dividend. post financial crisis the regulators are putting restrictions on them, you know, raising the dividends. they have the ability with this recent trading issue. they're pro

>> just in tech. when you recognize that for the city and what it means, we're well on our way and we're ahead of literally every major city in the state of california >> also what is the average salary on these tech jobs? >> he

virginia tech wins. that game is over. the red sox left fielder over the fence.s the catch, and that is our play of the day. up and over. the best story has to be sorvino williams not losing a game. serena williams wins. >> we will be in the seats when that starts that fridge in your kitchen may have crossed this bridge. your new car probably rode these rails. that shipment you just received wasas tracked by satellite. we build and maintain. we invest and innovate.so we can deliver what america needs. this year alone, freight rail companies plan to spend twenty-three billion of their own money, not taxpayer dollars, to build bridges, maintain track, and develop new technologies to keep freight rail and our economy moving. there's a lot riding on these rails. >> our next facebook giveaway is of your favorite. we are giving away a new ipad pureed. we will announce cracks a tough week ahead of us? >> we have rainshowers tomorrow night into wednesday. temperatures will rebound to about 90 degrees. we will finally clear this out by friday and a chance of showers satur

he has looked at investments in high tech, in energy efficiency, remapping our schools. i am so happy you are here to hear about the wonderful things happening to captivate our young people, so that learning is real to them, and it is not just sitting and listening to lectures, but also getting on the job training, critical thinking, being exposed to what the real world is, in terms of work. that is something i think all of us are learning. i run our department of labor and job-training programs. we know how important it is now, especially for our area and people, to understand it is not good enough anymore to have a ged. it has to be much more. we have to work in partnership with our industries. our industries want to have credentialed people. you are right on target about the new technology that is having an overlay effect on all of our jobs. even in blue-collar jobs like manufacturing, there is an overlap of technology that is immersed in this industry now, whether you are producing old widgets or new widgets. it all comes together. the basic premise is having a broad

tech.rgia tech trailing and tevin washington hits deon hill. ten-yard touchdown there makes it 17-14 yellow jackets. virginia tech responded with 6 seconds left. cody nails a 41-yard field goal to send this one to overtime. in the extra period, he does it again! this time an 18-yarder for the win. virginia tech takes it 20-17. >>> tiger woods finished third at the deutsche bank championship on monday, but that was enough to put him in the record books. the finish earned woods $544,000, putting him over $100 million in winnings for his career. he's the first golfer to ever achieve that mark. he's averaged more than $362,000 per tournament over his career. >>> and some eagle-eye football fans are throwing the challenge flag on old navy. the clothing store was selling this t-shirt that incorrectly identifies the houston texans as the 1961 afc champs. problem is, the houston texans didn't exist until 2002. in 1961, the houston oilers won the afl crown, and in 1962, the dallas texans won that le

these are all tech companies that now represent well over 90% of the tech population in san francisco. so we are very representative of the tech commont. we adopted five pillars where we are going to be involved in san francisco. the first pillar is jobs. the second pillar is transportation. the third pillar is philanthropy. the fourth pillar is policy, and the fifth pillar, which we are here to talk about today, is public safety. sf-city got involved last week with the future grads program, which is going to take kids off the street and give them internships during the summer. this is a program founded by greg sur and the sfpd. but we thought it would be very appropriate for sf-city to get involved in helping san francisco's police department leap row frog -- leapfrog technology and be a national showcase for the use of technology. why not do that right here in san francisco, which is the innovation capital of the world as stated by mayor ed lee at your inauguration. and we are going to make that happen. going back to 2003 when make homer visited greg sur here is he sfpd and would ri

apple is tech obviously and corner stone is tech. corner stone recommended dramatically lower and i want to take profits in corner stone right now. and yes, it is time for this portfolio low own bristol myers. they have a bank and they would have tech and then i would feel that -- by the way, i'm not signaling ebay and apple the same, the reason is because ebay is pay-pal. and pay-pal is more like visa and mastercard. let's go to patrick in connecticut. >> boo-yah, jim, thanks for taking my call. my top five holdings are intel, google, chipotle, gt advanced technologies. gtat. and gill yang giantss. >> i'm going to say point blank, i'm going to give you why this is not a diversified port folio. it's got too much high risk in terms of stocks. chipot chipotle. basic knowledges -- only intel with a 4% yield is not speck. and gill yad is a highly up and down crazy stock, that said, okay, you have an internet company, you've got a tech company, you've got a tech company that's very, very similar. keep intell. you have a buy owe tech compa

i admit that i am a tech weanie, and i'm already heavy in tech stocks.azy to think that the potential of paypal and ebay that i could play that as a financial play? >> no, not crazy at all. i think that's exactly how you view it. >> buy, buy, buy! >> that's what i look at. my charitable trust, we think it is visa, it is mastercard, and it is paypal. and we don't really care about that the online auction market business. paypal is the thing. and that, ladies and gentlemen, the conclusion of the "lightning round"! [ buzzer ] >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. ♪ >> hey, i'm cramer! it's important to visualize what bernanke is doing, hence this ridiculous celebrity getup. and these grills represent the stages of frustration of the fed chief. what he needs to do now is light a fire under this economy. initially he used some very deep lighter fluid. now this is water, right? didn't start the fire. uncle ben now realizes you can't start a fire out a spark. he is throwing gasoline on the fire. no, i'm not going to drink it. that encourages b

the san francisco tech shop is one example. for a small monthly fee, you get access to construction, $1 million in machine tools, and access to contract manufacturing to bring prototypes to market. also consider the case of member-owned and controlled cooperatives. there are many in the bay area. the u.n. has declared 2012 the international year of the cooperative because of their proven ability to give every day people control over their economic destiny. we have a vibrant co-op seen -- scene in the bay area. san francisco can do more to support them through the cooperative model. the main reason we're here today is because this new economic mode calls for new policies. i encourage you to check out policies for a shareable city to see the implications policy was for this new economy coming in with different services. some things we covered our house parking and zoning regulations do not really account for car sharing and parking sharing. hotel regulations are outmoded for new businesses. food and restaurant regulation does not

tech with striking distance down 28-17. coming a long way here. >> yeah, they are. >> in the fourth quarter, tight end, mike shanahan there. yeah. his name. no troelgs our coach. pitt with a huge upset 35-17 the final. >>> mike london's cavaliers beginning play against paul johnson and georgia tech, after a three and out by uva, first play for the yellow jackets, kevin washington, deep for zach lasky. he's got him. this is supposed to be a running team, guys. a 70-yard touchdown catch here rambling and an early lead. georgia tech's next possession. second play. passed to smith on the option. smith showing off his running skills here, down the sideline. 77 yards for the score and right now virginia trails 49-7 in the fourth quarter. other games in progress, penn state leading navy 34-7 in the fourth. james madison, west virginia going head-to-head. mountaineers dominated at the half. howard blowing by fnorfolk stat. and redskins in the show me state hoping to show up just like in new orleans. pierre is questionable. backup,

those are your tech tech bytes, i'm paula farris. anncr: their dishonest ads are everywhere. a west virginia casino spending a fortune... to stop question seven. they don't want competition. the washington post wrote the casino behind the ads is... "most concerned with its own bottom line." and the baltimore sun says it "doesn't have maryland... taxpayers' interests at heart." so when you see these ads remember... they're about what's good for west virginia's casino... not maryland. vote for maryland jobs and schools. vote for question seven. >>> move over, because we have baltimore bill. we don't need you ground hog. the crab's self-proclaimed local weather expert is making some bold predictions. we may have an early winter. >> you say may have an early winter. >> because i like to get my weather from lynette, not a crustacean. >> but you agree with him. >> yes, i do because the models are leaning in that direction. >> you say that would be great. >> especially since last year. people got gypped. >> we just don't need the back to back snow storms of 20 inches. >> do not beli