and bill gates released his new plan and it was a report in the washington post last week is to put a video cameras in every single classroom and. america as part of the teacher evaluation system it would only cost five million dollars but he argues of cheaper than paying teacher salaries anyway and if you remember the movie waiting for superman which emphasized the failures in the education system the gates foundation actually gave two million dollars to promote this film and we did your homework. and then gave appeared on oprah the week it launched to promote the movie himself and then former florida governor jeb bush of the twenty sixteen a presidential contender he's been promoting education reform through his foundation for excellence in education and tapping in michael bloomberg we all know that he wants to control every aspect of our lives and he's already had the entire city of new york. under video surveillance. and warren buffett he's one of the biggest supporters of the gates foundation so he's there in a bad bill gates every move of this teacher surveillance system so th

i don't know bill gates is worried about the stock price of microsoft but if it's going to sell him some long dated puts like he did a few years ago he called them you know weapons of mass destruction or destruction at one point and these are derivatives but he's back in the game and then i guess we have bloomberg very he's a little scared he's been spying on been burned or at least has employees of in the chief money printer is not somebody to be messed with so i guess she's just there for moral support she's very good at that. she believes well the out of all of them she has a little bit to go she's i mean more wealthy than. well my guess is public education because this is bill and melinda gates foundation when their main causes and bill gates released his new plan and it was a report in the washington post last week is to put a video cameras in every single classroom and. america as part of the teacher evaluation system it would only cost five million dollars but he argues that cheaper than paying teachers salaries anyway and if you remember the movie waiting for superman which

spends most of his time here at the bill and melinda gates foundatione. he runs it with his father, bill, sr., and his wife, melinda, whom he credits with being a driving force behind the foundation. there are over 1,100 employees to help them decide which programs to fund, but gates still visits sites around the world to see what's working and what's not. >> girl: i welcome bill gates to our school. the government of ghana and all school-age children are grateful for your support. >> bill: very well done. great to be here. >> rose: the grants here go towards school nutrition... >> woman: this is spinach. >> rose: ...improving agriculture... >> jacob: we don't have enough water in the river. >> rose: ...and most important to gates, lifesaving vaccines. >> bill: well, whenever you see a mother bringing a sick child into a facility, it's easy to relate to "what if that was my child?" you realize how crazy it is that with the world being rich enough to afford all sorts of frivolous things, that those basic things still aren't... aren't being provided. >> r

microsoft chairman bill gates.being here this morning. >> great to get up. >> we are thrilled to have the two of you sitting here with us together. people watching this realizing that you are two of the richest men in the world because you are two of the brightest businessmen. we have been watching the markets, we have been watching what's happening. this is not something a lot of you spend time worrying about. but our viewers will have a question just what you have seen the markets heading. i realize you don't look at the numbers every day. but people want to know what you think about this. >> well, i know less than warren does. >> you're in trouble. >> there's this question of what is going to happen with interest rates. certainly you could say equities are a good deal relative to bonds at this point. but, you know, if interest rates go shooting up you would like to sort of stay short, stay liquid. and so it is definitely an overreaching figure that people have to think about as they are investing right now. >> i

you have to keep trying to work on it. >> that's a portion of our hour-long discussion with bill gates and form he president bill clinton. here's a live look at the latest event about to start. the future of education, innovation and security. andrea mitchell will moderate this seshl with retired admiral. coming up, what happened when i asked president clinton and bill gates about the 2016 presidential race. >> a role in the foundation, she's writing books, she is having a little fun being a private citizen for the first time in 20 years. >> we'll play much more. also ahead, president obama has just wrapped that joint press conference with the president of south korea. the security threat from the north certainly topping the agenda. we'll have the latest in a live report from the white house. c-max two. that's a super fuel- efficient hybrid for me. and a long range plug-in hybrid for you. now, let's review. introducing the ford c-max hybrid and the ford c-max energi plug-in hybrid. say hi to the c-max hybrids. [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen

today gates spent most of his time at the bill and melinda gates foundation.re are over 1100 employees to help them decide which programs to fund. gates still visits sites around the world to see what's working and what's not. >> great to be here. >> rose: the grant go towards school nutrition, improving agriculture, and most important to gates, life-saving vaccines. ( applause ) >> well, whenever you see a mother bringing in a sick child into a facility it's easy to relate to what if that was my child. you realize how crazy it is that with the world being rich enough to afford alls of frivolous things that those basic things aren't still being provided. >> rose: gates has set up his foundation to run like microsoft. he insists on strict accounting, and he pull in the best people to find slews. we saw a good sm of that when it comes to vaccine positive to be effective, they need to be kept cold. that's tough in hard to reach areas where. they created a super thermos using the same technology that protects spaced craft from extreme heat. using only a single pat

is bill gates right? why is this strange man on our screen?t wasn't real harsh but he was saying the machine is not complete. >> i don't think so. i think apple has out executed microsoft at lefrl. apple figures out this is a product we want to build and they go build it. if i look across their entire portfolio if you look at the trend that is going on it's the enterprise. how they buy technology. >> it's a utility. i think it's going to be a company that is around for a long time but not a very exciting company. they don't have a product line-up. >> trying to be too many things? maybe they should split themselves up. >> rocky,rocky, rocky. that's one of her predictions for the year. so she's literally just put the worm on the hook because she's fishing. >> but i'm allowed to because brian's prediction for 2013 is that japan will be the best performing developed market is so far coming true. let me just have a little moment. rocky? >> so agree with her, rocky. >> rocky? >> i'm sorry? >> so is it just trying to be too many things to too many pe

you know, all kinds of -- >> rose: but technology give also gives you-- and bill gates is very strong on this-- it gives you the capacity to measure. and if you can measure you can figure out what's working and not working. >> yeah, i so love bill and melinda gates and i couldn't do what i do, we couldn't do as an dorgs -- he did a great thing, gave a million dollars ten years ago then told the "new york times" it was the best million dollars he ever spent. >> rose: on debt cancellation? >> to gear up to be more organized. when bill gates says something about you, it really helps you fund raise and then, you know, others have joined, some incredible people, the buffetts, howard zinn, mike bloomberg have given this money. john dorr, a technology gist again. and when i look about these people-- and bill at the top of the list-- what i love about them is it's like that yates poem where --s talks about a poem as cold and as passionate as the dawn. yaits. because i think i'm tough minded. you know, i -- but he's tougher. and i'm moved by all kinds of things, the way i see the world, my phi

bill gates gave us his thoughts on the proposed bill. >> it's very unfair to the person who has got aonly do they have those expenses but that the other person isn't collecting the sales tax. so this is -- it's a good thing for state budgets. it's a good thing for fairness in terms of the competitive framework. >> currently retailers can only be required to collect sales tax in the state where they have some sort of physical presence. joe? >> i'm going back and forth. i'm trying to figure out where i stand on this, andrew. >> there's no question. you've got to do it. >> the only thing that would give me pause is that it curtails some of the entrepreneurial startups. and it's going to be really hard for each company to determine and put in a program to make sure they charge the right amount of sales tax. >> ten years ago i might have agreed with you. you want to get the internet up and running. the internet is now up and running. by the way, the internet startups are in business with the guys. best buy is online. everybody is everything. apple is online. >> what's the biggest benefit f

bill gates says it's akin to loss vegas. >> what i heard is that if you're a long term investor, the changes has very little to do with where you should be allocating your assets. >> that has changed a lot. i think the biggest message is that high frequency trading doesn't really impact where you should put your money and the amount you should get over time. >> it's a neutral in your view? it doesn't give somebody an edge that another player doesn't have? because they don't have access to the same computer program? >> when you're talking about a long term investment in their 401k account, absolutely not. >> they are going through a broker that has computers that are just as fast like it really has. >> i think we can agree that technology has improved the experience for investors across it. using banking and so on and so forth. it's been a good thing. but it's not an unmitigated positive. are you saying if i'm a customer of pick your favorite broker age that i have the same level of speed and access available to me? >> you have the same technology available. you're going to use it in

microsoft founder bill gates took a swipe at rival apple, touting his company's windows 8 software it works with tablets like the ipad and the pc which is still a big driver for revenue. >>> the windows 8 really is revolutionary in that it takes the benefits of the tablet and benefits of the pc and it's able to support both of those. surface, surface pro, you've got that portability of the tablet, but the richness in terms of the keyboard and microsoft office of the pc. so you say pcs are a big market. it will be harder and harder to distinguish products whether they're tablets or pcs. microsoft is trying to gain share in what has been dominated by the ipad-type device. >> and now for more on the microsoft and the health of the technology sector, let's welcome daniel ives, he's with senior capital markets. you heard mr. gates say windows 8 is revolutionary. is it revolutionary, and if it is why isn't it selling better? >> he might be getting ahead of itself. it's a very strong potential product and obviously a big product cycle for microsoft and it's pretty underwhelming and it's come

gates about this. he uses it to get the word out. he's got so many followers, and as billdation, every time there's news, he tweeted it out. buffet is the richest list, his partner, charlie, nowhere to be found. i asked him about it on monday at the shareholders' meeting, and twitter was not the only disagreement. listen in. >> well, i think it's fine for warren, but i'm never going to tweet. [laughter] when he says "never," he means "never." >> they should be on individual and consumption. i like a low corporate tax rate. >> i think that if you're looking for who to tax more, i think that corporations should be part of that. liz: so they completely differ op corporate tax rates, and this caught the eye of pat, sanibel capital adviser, president, and market watcher and shareholder joining us. pat, what struck you most about the fact they were more verbally in disagreement? they don't argue. warren made it clear. they don't have fights, never have in the decades they've been best friends, but the arguments were very, or at least the discussion, the disagreement was pal pble

well who was bailed out the unsecured bond holders of anglo irish for example who was that well bill gates twenty seven million euros but you go there and the peasants want to show loyalty that it is their obligation to serve bill gates and give him his money back he wouldn't have noticed the twenty seven million missing but these irish people feel obliged to pay for their central banking masters but remember when when gold crashed when the price of gold crashed because remember it it's disloyalty gold was disloyal to the revolution to the central bank in revolution. and remember we covered the fact that joe wiesenthal at business insider said that it was great news that gold collapsed because the collapse in gold is not about gold but about vindication for a large corpus of belief in economic research which was largely panned out it's great that our economic elites know what they're talking about and have the tools at their disposal to address crises without creating some new catastrophe so he said physical buying alone would not change the game and to support that argument he showed g.l.

. >> earnings disappointed bill gates. >> skm hi, emily. >> good afternoon. after the closing bell dell reported lackluster first quarter earnings as net income plunged 80%. ll and carl icon tobetween take the pc maker private wages on. time warner cable with discussions taking place. the deal possibly comes as it focuses on broad band business. an droid growing dominance over the iphone. the global market share hit 75% in the first quarter up from less than 50% a year ago. iphone shares fell down from 23% last year stocks falling today amid disappointing economic data. why a 12% rally in cisco shares and bill gates is once again the richest man in the world. reclaichling the title he saw his fortune rise to $7.7 billion. he beat out carlos grim who has seen his fortune fall this year. from bloomberg studios i'm emily chang, back to you. >> okay. thank you. >> 2000 people submitted names for the new penguin chick. >> and today, they unveiled the winning entry when was linus. the name submitted by cory morgan. she got an idea after doing an internet search. >>

but i was afraid my tablet would lock up in the presence of bill gates, and i do not think i could live with that. as a result, my notes, mr. gates and president clinton, look a little bit like a second-rate art project. i want to start with the conversation, picking up on the presentation. i was struck by comments that the fiscal debate is taking up up all the oxygen in the room. that we are not able to look at trends ahead because we are being pulled down by this ongoing conversation that seems easily resolved with compromise. mr. president, you can take a irst stab at that. >> well, it is self-evidently true, the problem is that the nature of the debate goes to one the factual dispute and the core of the political differences between the two parties in washington today. actually, i tell you what i think first. i think everybody in this debate has an obligation to say what they believe. i think paul krugman is right in the short run and peep eaters in an simpson-bowles, everybody -- pete peterson an simpson-bowles are right in the long run. if we do not pass a plan in advance, there i

well who was bailed out the unsecured bond holders of anglo irish for example who was that well bill gates twenty seven million euros but you go there and the peasants want to show loyalty that it is their obligation to serve bill gates and give him his money back he wouldn't have noticed the twenty seven million missing but these irish people feel obliged to pay for their central banking masters but remember when when gold crashed when the price of gold crashed because remember it it's disloyalty gold was disloyal to the revolution to the central bank in revolution. and remember we covered the fact that joe wiesenthal a business insider said that it was great news that gold collapsed because the collapse in gold is not about gold but about vindication for a large corpus of belief in economic research which was largely panned out it's great that our economic elites know what they're talking about and have the tools at their disposal to address crises without creating some new catastrophe so he said physical buying alone would not change the game and to support that argument he showed g.l.d

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ck microsoft shares hitting a fresf five-year high climbing more than 2%, and bill gates owns 40 # 1 million shares of microsoft means he made $317 million. boy, am i jealous. losing money today, former jcpenney ceo left the company in ruins, and karma is biting back. he was still the boss, johnson owned 893,000 shares of jc penny meaning he lost 700 grand. suing, rihanna, suing top shop, a retailer in britain for 500 million, why? because they sell this t-shirt, and they never got her permission. even when they say it's not, she says it's always about "money." ♪ >> you nigh the targeting was taking place, you knew the terms, "tea party," "patriots" were used, and after you were briefed about it, that was the answer you gave us? how can we not conclude you misled the committee? >> so that was a lot of questions, sir. >> it's one. >> i did not mislead the committee. i stand by my answer then and now. melissa: oh, it is getting ugly in dc, have you noticed? that was congressman paul ryan tearing into outgoing irs commissioner, steven miller this morning over the irs's alleged targeting

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the microsoft co-founder bill gates is back on top of bloomberg one hundred richest list the world's wealthiest person gates now has close to seventy three billion dollars to is made and he's one of the most generals for a long trip this the world over him is why. donated more than thirty billion dollars to various causes gates bumped a mexican billionaire carlos slim from the top spot this year slim is very very close behind he has seventy two billion dollars and the legendary investor warren buffett is twelve billion dollars less he's over in the third place now when it comes to our fellow russians they appear closer to the middle of the list the other shares motto as number thirty five and move it as number seventy four all the way over there with just thirteen billion dollars. and that brings you up to date on all the latest in a business up next after a short break it's the truth seeker with daniel bushell. a fairly dickinson university study has been revealed to twenty nine percent of americans think that a revolution won't just happen in america but needs to be done in order to

bill gates showed us another visionary, leonardo da vinci.why he draws inspiration from the italian leonardo da vinci. in 1984 he bought his 500-year-old notebook. >> he had an understanding of science that was more advancing than anybody of the time. the notebook we have here is the one where he's thinking about water and he's looking at how it flows when it hits barriers and how it comes together. he's trying to understand turbulence, how to build a dam, how does it's road away. >> reporter: it cost $30 million at auction making it the most valuable manuscript in the world. for gates it is priceless. >> it's an inspiration that one person off on their own with no positive feedback. no one ever told him what was right or wrong, that he kept pushing himself, found knowledge in itself to be a beautiful thing. >> reporter: gate stops at any comparison to the great leonardo but a look around the office reveals a man equally obsessoring with understanding his world. >> can i look at these? >> sure. this is the weather one, mirror ol' meteorology.

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i always thought bill gates was a nerd. that kid must be a trillionaire.probably owns a space station or something. you got to call us, dude. i saw that chris brown is facing criticism from his neighbors for putting graffiti art around his house. or as most people put it, that's your biggest problem with him? [ laughter ] graffiti art? listen to this. wildlife experts are warning that giant disease-carrying snails have been found in texas. so if you see one, make sure you immediately saunter away from it at whatever speed you like. [ laughter ] there's a snail over there. it's one of those deadly snails. coming over. here it comes. we got to get out of here eventually. [ laughter ] that snail is going to -- he's on his way over and he's -- he looks pissed. he looks pissed off. [ laughter ] i don't know what we should do. you want to drive or i drive or -- hold on a second. you want to drive or i drive? this was not good. on friday, a truck in ohio overturned on a highway and spilled hundreds of hot dogs. of course, it got even more weird when another truck

you're not following bill gates?iz: charlie, what do you think of warren tweeting now? >> i think it's fine for warren, but i'm never going to tweet. [laughter] when he says never, he means never liz: meryl, do you tweet? >> do i not liz: but your family. they're here and they must be proud. >> they are proud and that's a good feeling as a parent. but the tweeting i will not be doing. there's a lot of room for error there liz: as we finish up, warren. meryl, she's a woman and you wrote about the strength of women in our society in fortune magazine. what's the message you want to send when hall is said and done about that? i mean, here she's a working mom. and i look at her, i admire her, i'm a working mom. there really is something to be said about contributing out there, so why do we need to actually force it along? >> well, we largely wasted half of our talent in this country for a long, long time and part of it was a big, well, it was affected by structural arrangements and you know, we talked about all men being

heavyweights like berkshire hathaway's charlie monger and microsoft chairman bill gates have also beenvery different perspectives. here is what they told liz bit yesterday. >> i think it is rat poison. i regard it as deeply flaky. >> i think it is a technical tour de force but that is an area where governments are going to maintain a dominant role. david: different views. lori: that is what makes a market. so it is now about to grab the attention of the commodities, or already grabbed attention of commodities future exchange commission is considering whether the cybersecurity may fall under the u.s. regulator's purview. adam shapiro joins us. >> to keep this simple. there are two issues when you talk about regulating bitcoin to keep in mind. regulating bitcoin as simple currency. if i want to buy the dress from you, here is bitcoin kind of thing. don't worry, i don't wear dresses that is an example. we're not talking about that yet. that is already regulated. i will tell you in a minute why. then there is derivatives. the stuff that helped lead us to the financial collapse in 2008. nob

bill gates you sit down and have dinner. me and asked -- >> after he saw you on the cove of forbes. >> asked if i would go to dinner with him and my husband and i said, of course. i joined him for dinner with a few other couples and he was really just explaining the difference he's making the world with his foundation the importance of fillphilanthropy. everyone was going around the table sharing what their interests were. you know i really spent time thinking about it and i'm already really philanthropic minded and it felt like a natural fit. when someone like bill gates who's doing so much for the world reaches tout you, that's a really humbling moment. >> the purpose is to raise the consciousness of philanthropy and to impact. >> it is and to create a profile. they're doing them in silos and they're doing amazing work but i think the gates and warren buffett realize if you get all the people in the same room and you create this for run, the entrepreneurial idea is so incredible. >> there are other female billionaires. why

both warren buffett will joining us along with bill gates.in us in the 58 a.m. hour. we have a lot to talk about. andrew, by the way, you probably saw the wind blowing there. it's pretty cold. make sure you bring your coat. >> how cold are we talking? >> snow cold. it's chilly. >> is there snow outside on the ground everywhere? >> i'm wearing this right now. i'm cold. there's not snow everywhere, but it's chilly. >> i'll bring a coat and a sweater. >> coldest bring in history. >> hold on. what's going to happen, by the way. stay where you are. i brought my shoes. are they still going to do the race. >> yeah. the race is still on. the streets are clean. the race is still on. >> there's a 5k race. these are, by the way, limited edition berkshire hathaway. can we get a camera here? these are berkshire hathaway shoes. but look inside. this is -- can you see that? i don't know if the light is good enough. you can see warren buffett is inside the shoe. i don't know. there it is. is warren going to race or just stand? >> are you going to race? >> i

web programmer in just over two months co founder is saying he will have the programming chops of bill gates or mark zuckerburg overnight. but graduates have learned enough to land $80,000 a year jobs out the door. >> after about two months 80% have found jobs. >> reporter: to enlist you need $12,000 and you have to survive the screening process. >> interest and motivation. >> reporter: only 20% of applicants. you don't have to be a math genius. >> most recently i was working as a writer. >> i was a technical training worker. >> she was frustrated with the lack of technology tools from public schools. >> i appreciated that boot camp. it packed so much in and i never had a chance to be bored or restless. >> guild is another san francisco start i trying to address the programming shortage. it analyzes the code and gives them a score that kaecompanies use to recruit. >> anything anybody is doing to encourage people to take on programming and learn programming and therefore help on the supply side of the equation we love that. >> reporter: even established operations like pay pal unit are hungry

. >>> and there's a fiscal summit in washington, d.c., where bill clinton and bill gates will talk about new trends and ideas f s shaping the future. >>> a "today" exclusive, the driver of the limousine that caught fire. what he remembers about that tragic night. >>> and natalie is live in sweden about members of abba and the museum dedicated to the '70s super group. keep it here for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm richard lui along with bill karins, the biggest abba fan. thanks for watching "early today." have a good one. . . . >>> police finally catch the woman they have been looking for after a couple of armed robberies. >>> all this time, ten years, nobody has figured nothing out about where she is at and then this has come to an ending and it is right here in see more. >>> three missing women found alive ten years later. we have the new details we are learning this morning about how they are doing and the rescue that brought them finally to safety. >>> i look back and you know she said smoking. >> this morning, we get answers to some troubling questions for

bill gates, al gore, and albert einstein.hat is noticeable about the group is either they are not scientists or not alive. ?> what is your take on that >> chris identifies something many of us worry about for the united states in its future. i am a child of the 1950's. we were raised in the shadow of the second world war, first of all, and certainly, being an army brat, i was conscious of the fact that we had a military that had an something almost miraculous in winning the war. i also, because of my interest in science, understood the connection between the technological advances that our nation had been able to develop and the fact that we had meetingts capable of those developments. my entire generation came up with that. then came the space race. once again, we started off fearful, behind. russia is the first country to orbit an artificial satellite with sputnik. putis the first country to man in space. all of that is happening. president kennedy makes a callt, that we, within 10 years, would put a man on the moon. part o

poor bill gates, he gets nailed for being so square. you can disagree with some things. but he is out there. >> all of them out there now came a little late to the party. they got very rich, very young. i wanted to leave some time for audience questions. i have not read more questions from the audience because they are also good. usually it is the guy with the aluminum hat on getting cia messages. [laughter] not really. if you want to line up, we have a few more minutes at the microphones. we will take a few questions. please make sure that you make them questions. >> i have been interested in americorps and other related programs. from what i can tell, you do not support it or talk about it very much. the tea party is advocating limiting national service. president obama campaigned to expand to 250,000. senator kennedy helped to pass the expansion. i was wondering what role "the nation" can play in helping to support the program. >> we've done a lot of work around expanding doctors into rural community centers. americorps is a good program. all of those should be suppor

gobernadora de arizona, que niega la licencia de conducir a los jovenes indocumentados en ese estado.y bill gatesspantoso ataque, por parte de una vecina. desde repÚblica dominicana, tenemos este desgarrador pedido de ayuda de la vÍctima. escuchemos. >>> un barrio prÓximo al rÍo osama, vive alta gracia jimÉnez que con 18 aÑos tiene un hijo de 4 aÑos y otra bebÉ de 9 meses. estaba jugando con los niÑos en su patio, cuando fue atacada sorpresivamente con una vecina. >>> fueron a las 4 de la tarde iba con una taza de cafÉ para el vecino, pensÁbamos que era cafÉ. no me imaginaba que me harÍa esto. >>> al parecer lo que llevaba en la taza era aceite huir vaoepd. siento que me cae esa cosa caliente encima. la veÍa riÉndose. me quemo, me quemo, sentÍa el cuerpo asÍ. se me quitaba toda la piel. >>> en la agresiÓn sus hijos recibieron quemaduras menores alta gracia dice que 2 dÍas antes habÍan tenido una fuerte discusiÓn sin causas concretas. >>> detals dpe que me mude le kia mal a ella. la policÍa investiga si el aceite estaba ligado con otra sustancia. alta gracia enfrenta graves escuelas. >>> la joven