get us to aspire to drive the beamer. or drink the coke. yahoo!s building more and more content on top of tumblr. there are digital magazines you have heard of, yahoo! food, yahoo! tech and travel, those are built on tumblr. we launched the ability to take that advertising we're developing for the tumblr network, where you come to get the reach demographics and engagement of the tumblr network. you take that same content and roll it out to the full reach of the yahoo! network. >> i want to ask you about the "competition." i know there is not necessarily direct publication. what do you think of what they are doing? >> they have done a lot of things that nobody else is doing. at the same time, they are kind of on the other side of a fight we have been fighting for a long time. giving people more identity. letting people create something that is theirs. one of the things that drives me bonkers about medium is they strip all the identity away. they try to make it a commoditized network. with lots of long articles from various people rather than a plac

that little boy walked in front of him and me and he had beamers on my son as well. they said come out with your hands and has us to do a 360. we walked backwards and get on our knees. >> reporter: terrifying moments there. they were questioned for several hours. they were asked did they know anything about the shooting. they told police no repeatedly. they asked if they saw anyone who committed the shooting. they repeatedly told police they did not. the only thing they heard was the gunfire and what they saw was the police go down. >> all right. also tell us about where police if they have any sense of this of where they think the shooter may have been standing. >> reporter: well just to tell you where i am, i'm standing here on tippin street. fp if you look behind me you can see the front of the police department. the police say the shooter was standing about 120 or 125 yards. the shooter was up here on this street committed the shooting and disappeared in the neighborhood off in that direction there. that's the working theory they have now. obviously a lot more in

reporter: he was driving a rolls-royce and the friend was in a beamer. harvey: so which car wins?ls-royce you're like, ready go. van: kanye west and kim kardashian in paris. they are unbelievably popular. they say kanye in a weird way. reporter: how do they say kanye? van: con-ye e! dax: chrissy teigen and john legend are in miami and she is naked in the water. shevonne: let me see. dax: harvey levin, are you interested in seeing chrissy teigen naked on the beach? harvey: show me her bo

and having been involved in the lockerbie disaster and representing the fellow -- the people todd beamerjeremy glick in united 93 during 9/11 this is such a rare occurrence. as a pilot over 40 year this is is such a rare occurrence this is really the only time i have ever seen egypt air 990, although recently they reported it may have happened in mozambique and of course now if the facts as stated are proven it will have happened here sadly and tragically in germanwings. >> will there be a cap on damages? >> there will not, michael. that's the second most important point. that's really one of the main reasons i'm here today. i want people to understand there's a lot of misinformation out there and i'm glad you asked me to come on. unlike a domestic crash, namely a flight wholly in the united states or domestic country, this tragedy is governed by the montreal convention. and in the montreal convention regardless of the pilot's actions, even -- as a former prosecutor who tried murder cases, even though this is a deliberate act, descending from altitude flying it into the mountain this wil

we think about mercedes, we think about the lexus sedan, and yes, the beamer. is this the shift that you guys need to get out of that 11, 12 segment, maybe get in the top five? >> well clearly, jim, as you look at the lincoln brand, we're one of the smallest if not the smallest. we want to use that to our advantage. the whole ownership experience we want our engineers and our marketing and sales folks, we want them thinking about experiences. how does technology enable that? when you see some of the technology we're introducing in this concept as well as what will come into other lincolns over time, i think you'll see a very differentiated approach and use our size to an advantage. >> all right, well thank you very much, mark fields. the president and ceo of ford motor. good to talk to you, sir. >> all right, thanks, jim. >> we've got about a minute and a half to the opening bell. let's get to a very quick abbreviated mad dash. where are we going to go? >> i think there's a big story in terms of a guy who's been able to look through the abyss of 2015 and come o