ica, this n itself is a governance network, right? and there will be other governance networks. our governance n happens to include 130 governments, ex-businesses, ex-technical people, etc., who come together and define how icann's policies are set and how we implement what we're supposed to do in the public interest. but there will be other governance networks, so icann does not have to and should not expand its scope. >> i know you're headed to brazil in april to sort of begin these conversations on a very global stage. can you talk a little bit about the agenda for that meeting and what you hope to accomplish there? >> guest: certainly. brazil is going to be one of many milestones next year to set the tone of internet governance in a multistakeholder approach. the conference in brazil, which is called the multistakeholder -- the future of multistakeholder internet governance, that's the name of the conference, was called for by president due receive on april 23rd is a chance for governments, businesses, civil society and technical organizations to all come together and start

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applying for a job someone can see that in high school, you worked at mcdonald's and then they look an icadent and they see a law firm, a hospital, a nonprofit. >> these girls are really smart. they are getting a lot of experience at that school. but the student population is growing so that means they need more jobs so they are hoping that more companies will step up. i think they need 10 more jobs next year but it's fully employed. >> all the kids from freshmen to seniors take part. >> they're all employed. >> great idea. >> and they find out what they don't want to do, too. >> what they want to do and what they don't want to do so that's good. great experience at such a young age. >>> so what is cool about your school? we want to know. email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. >>> coming up, a powerful bay area politician allegedly connected to shoulder-fired missiles, drugs and a whole lot of money. coming up new details about a crazy corruption scandal involving state senator leland yee. we'll have the latest. >> cal goes dow

applying for a job someone can see that in high school, you worked at mcdonald's and then they look an icadent and they see a law firm, a hospital, a nonprofit. >> these girls are really smart. the school is fully employed. so all the students have a job once a week. >> and that just blows me away. all the kids take part in it. >> all the girls take part in this. but, of course, with the student population growing, also the needs of a job is growing. so i think they need 10 more jobs next year. >> and they are building their resume' getting a feel for the real world, too. it might send them in a different direction when they get out of high school. >> some of the kids said now i know what i want to do and what i don't want to. >> sometimes you say i don't want to do this anymore. great program. >>> so what is cool about your school? we want to know. email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. >>> okay. 5:17 now. a larger bay area employers have to start helping employees get out of their cars. transportation and air quality official

you know, they're a band of brothers and they're going to band together and say, well, ica icahn's a guy for coming in here. as they said at motorola in the beginning. if we hadn't split it up, that company would be bankrupt today. and i will tell you this, when you read about paypal, we'll be coming out with it. first of all, paypal is going to be fighting google and apple. that's a given. we already know they're in the business. they're going to try to be in it. and paypal with the greatest managers in the world will have great trouble standing up to them. but what you should do is split it up. and another given, you should get good management in paypal. to do so it's got to be separate. we couldn't get somebody to run motorola mobility until we found somebody that could go in and have -- so you should split it up. at the very leastipo. even, their argument about synergies goes away. but they want the power. they just want the power. just keep it together. >> are you going to continue to buy more shares in ebay? >> you know, we never talk about what we're doing. look, the stock has

ica icahn's opinion of what the stock is going to do. >> he is the largest shareholder. >> exactly. > going to have an opinion. i don't think it's going to be a very favorable one. i don't know. we'll see. >> go ahead. >> i just want to point out that nu skin which was halted on a volatility halt, is now down 2%. this is interesting because it highlighted the circuit breakers we have down here. nu skin which reacted to the news about what was going on or the fact there was a news pending around the prior stock, actually dropped rather dramatically. there is a volatility halt down here. when a stock drops 10% in five minutes, you pause, you actually stop trading for roughly five minutes so that you can get a new series of buy and sell orders. this is specifically designed to create a break on the stock. these were all created in the wake of the flash crash in 2010. they were all perfected and refined at that time. the stock did drop and now has reopened but on heavy volume here, down 1.9%. i want to come back and say there's still a crowd out here in front of herbalife right now. $57.1