emily: when you and bill gates disagree, what happens? tya: bill is clear, i am the ceo, he can give me the most critical feedback, but it is up to me to make sure i am leading the company. so there is no confusion on that, but i value -- if bill this agrees, it is probably something i should look at again. emily: we are watching you take on this huge cultural shift, and we are seeing other companies, like uber for example, struggle with making a huge cultural shift. what is your advice to someone at uber? satya: it is always hard to give general advice, the context of everyone is so different. it is for companies who have been around for a while, that have had tremendous success, that is when culture becomes most important. the culture that got you the first success, may not get you to the next. being mindful of that system's problem is the job of the ceo. i think about how can the ceo be the first one to admit what needs to be refreshed. it is super important, and that is what i am recognizing. that is how microsoft has been able to catc

. >>> move over bill gates. a new richest person on the planet. you can thank a stock surge on wall street for that. amazon founder and ceo is the richest person on the planet. after amazon stock rose 13% yesterday. it pushed his net worth to $93.8 billion. 5 million more than bill gates. >> musk tweeted this picture this afternoon. the tunnel is 500 feet long. in another few months it will be two mile long. that's just the beginning. goal of the project is test whether tunnels can be used to transport people and goods across the area. which as you know la what do you think of. claude freeway. >>> i can't get enough. another implosion of the old bay bridge. they don't get old. three peers this morning. the final scheduled implosion two more piers coming the weekend of november 12. two more bombs and that's it. they expect the work to be complete year ahead of schedule. a gorgeous day for an implosion. changes on the way. >> we'll see cooler changes today. we say low clouds, misty skies tonight. which lead to a cooler finish to the weekend. the big

you have now had to follow bill gates and steve ballmer, to legendary figures. you feel you were ready for the job following those legends? gota: the best advice i from both bill and to steve i think helped me a lot. , don't clear message was try to be like us. don't even bother to sort of say, i am exceeding these people. just be your own. i remember very distinctly even theng the interview process board was conducting, they asked me if i wanted to be ceo. i said only if you want me to be ceo. i got his people who want to be ceos are like i want to be ceo. i talked to steve and he said just be yourself. david: since you have been the ceo 3.5 years, the stock is up 120%. when you go to your shareholder meetings, do you get a standing ovation? satya: i get a lot of people asking me, come home and fix my computer. [laughter] david: you are an native of india, what part? satya: i was born in the central part of india. , your parents up doted on you, i assume. satya: yeah. david: they did and they told you you would be prime minister or something important. what did

his foundation is now the second-biggest after the bill gates foundation and what really makes them uniquethat he has -- he is a political donor, very different from dates, -- from gates. there are not many donors on the left side of the political spectrum. i think he is he only one of this magnitude on the side. the koch brothers on the right side. but soros has always been known as -- he basically has strong opinions and acts accordingly no matter what. doubling down is his way of investing into his foundation. the open society foundation has been under a lot of pressure lately from hungary to india. as a statement, soros is just doubling down. daniel: talking of solid foundations, the federal reserve has revealed a snapshot of the u.s. economy. what is the outlook? sophie: yes, i think the most interesting and important thing is definitely the inflation. the quite interesting thing about inflation is even a stable economy and the tightest market in years did little to move the market on inflation. increase in wages and the cost of material was modest in this report. no one really seems

has passed bill gates as the wealthiest man in the world. amazon's new quarterly earnings report shattered wall street's expectations. amazon says its revenue rose 34%. the company posted earnings of $.52 a share. analysts were predicting just three cents. you can see what that did to the stock today, it shot straight up. take a look at the markets on the green today. the news on amazon provided a fresh boost across the board.>>> big news for women during breast cancer awareness month. new technology could take some pain out of mammograms. it looks like a spot inside of this imaging machine, and let's patients control how much pressure they can withstand. >> what happens is the patient would be positioned normally as they normally would with the technologist, once they have a minimum amount of compression, they can simply press the button to add more compression.>> the technology is fda approved and some bay area labs are already using it. >>> plans for a massive operation in northern california, the battle for what could become the largest

david: you have had to follow bill gates and steve ballmer, two legendary figures. satya: look, clear message was don't try to be like us. david: did steve say if you do this well, we will be happy? has having empathy made you a better ceo? satya: my pursuit is the growing sense of empathy for people around me? david: do you get a standing ovation for what you have done? satya: i have a lot of people saying, hey, come and fix my computer. [laughter] >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. ♪ david: i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? you have now had to follow bill gates and steve ballmer, two legendary figures. did you feel you were ready for the job following those legends? or were you saying i could do a better job than they did? satya

. >> reporter: inspired by bill gates' endorsement of a robot tax in an interview earlier this year, they created a committee to explore the idea. if a robo tax is implemented, robots could be taxed just like people are but critics say a robot tax is flawed because it kills innovation and with so much automation around us it's too hard to define exactly which robots would be taxed. botler's creator says, i believe automation will create more jobs than it eliminates while the hotel's gm says botler isn't taking away any jobs from humans buyer says he didn't mind talking to a robot instead of a person if a robo tax is implemented, kim hopes the money raised will go toward worker retraining or education. here at aloft the general manager tells me botler makes between 15 to 20 deliveries a day, making him just as productive as a human worker for "on the money," i'm aditi roy, cupertino, california. >> so would robot tax help or hurt the economy and job growth? as we saw, jane kim is a san francisco city supervisor. jeff bernstein, president of the association for advancing automation tha

bill gates said there should be a robot tax, do you think he has a point? >> no, i don't. i think it would be a really big mistake not only for california, but for the country. robots are actually helping save and create jobs right now. the real problem we have right now is there's so many unfilled jobs that people don't have the skills for. so while i agree w we should do more on training and retraining we don't have a problem with robots causing unemployment. look at a 20-year period as we have, you'll see that whenever robot sales rise, unemployment falls. whenever robot sales fall, unemployment rises. look at where we are right now -- i think that is because companies are more competitive. the real threat to jobs in america is when we can't compete. why would we want to put disincentives on companies using the best technologies available? the chinese, koreans, japanese, koreans, they' in robot ro. european un just rejected the idea of a robot tax. >> jane, that is a good point. if you took this to the extreme, saying we were going to tax farm combines every time they p

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walter isaacson: bill gates is doing a new translation.eral are involved in it, and they were kind to let me see the research they have done on that. and then in windsor castle, that is where this unbelievable anatomy drawings are and my wife actually met somebody who was a curator there and so we got to spend some time at windsor. so it was fun going around in search of leonardo. charlie: he would go to the cadavers and take the skin off. walter isaacson: he loved anatomy. but he did a lot of dissections. he would take the skin off of a face because he wanted to know every muscle. touch the lips, which ones come from the brain, the nerves from the brain, which was come from the spinal cord? and like the 10th or 12th page on the dissections of the human face, very like drawing up top of aght drawing up top smile. you see the mona lisa smile as he processes all of the art with the anatomy. charlie: is he one of those things that it is good to do a few things well that a few -- a lot of things only good? walter isaacson: you have pictures yo

about $4 billion behind bill gates. bill gates were thrust by $430 million.ology leaders climbed the ranks of the world's wealthiest people. microsoft also reported good earnings. six of the top 10 names are founders of u.s. tech companies. >>> in a couple of weeks the san jose city council will vote on a rent control measure. a tenant group said its research shows a growing gap between rent and wages. it's rapidly pushing many san jose families to a breaking point. the group showed their findings yesterday at a rally at city hall. this is adding fuel to the rent control debate in san jose. >> the gap between what it takes to actually a for the average apartment in san jose versus what renters are making in san jose has grown by three times. >> we recognize there is an issue with a shortage of housing and the shortage of housing has really exacerbated the supply and demand issue which has driven the market rate for tenants up. >> the san jose city council will meet november 14 to debate a measure that would tie rent increases to the rate of inflation. >>> a n

♪ you have now had to follow bill gates and steve ballmer, two legendary figures.ou feel you were ready for the job following those legends? or were you saying i could do a better job than they did? satya: the best advice i got from both bill and steve i think helped me a lot. because their clear message was, don't try to be like us. don't even bother to sort of say, oh, i succeeding these am people. just be your own. in fact, i remember very distinctly, even during the interview process, the board was conducting -- they asked me, do you want to be the ceo? i said, only if you want me to be the ceo. the feedback i got was that people who want to be ceos are like, i want to be ceo. i said look, that is not me. i remember when i was going and talking to steve, and he said, yeah, just be yourself. it is too late to change. david: since you have been the ceo 3.5 years, the stock is up, i guess it is about 120%. when you go to the annual shareholder meetings, do you get a standing ovation for what you have done? satya: no, i get a lot of people asking me hey, look come

are bill gates in your heart. he wrote back and told me, no, i'm not bill gates, but i wish i had his money, i could give you a lot more. you know? and that was nice for him to say that. these are the letters that i get. feel this. feel this. >> that's what love feels like? >> that's what it feels like. one letter, i have some letters he writes 14 and 15 pages. if he write 14 pages i have to write 14 pages plus 7 more pages. that's why i like for him to write a lot. this is what i do. this is how i spend my time. >> from what i've observed, the monotony of prison is what creates a lot of problem for these inmates. by having this focus of writing letters and maintaining a correspondence with the man that he loved, this gave ernest a purpose, a meaning in life. >> this is my favorite one. >> read it. >> no. no. no, i'm not going to read that one. >> part of it? >> okay. okay. okay. it says, i just want to send you a card to let you know i love you and that you're on my mind. love always, daddy. he's my focus right n

promote education democracy public health the soros isn't alone other american billionaires like bill gates and mark zuckerberg have also donated huge chunks of their wealth. so if he is following this for us from new york sophie how does sources charitable contributions stack up in the pantheon of big believe that donations. quite well i would say soros open society from dayton is now the second biggest after gates foundation and would really makes him unique though is that he has the political donor very different from gates who has been funding education and health issues for example and there are not many donors on the left side of the political spectrum i think he's the only one actually of this magnitude on this side who we have mercer for example at the call brothers on the right side but as soros has always been known for being really bold and sure about his investment on wall street he is quite the same when it comes to his own they should so he basically has strong opinions and acts accordingly no matter what doubling down is his way of investing and often aiding and leading his f

bill gates has. he has gates foundation and giving pledge.uld be worth a lot more had he not been putting a lot of his money into these health research projects he has been and other projects around the world. which he credits his wife to encourage and be focused. a lovely time to think about their spouses. neil: that's right. >> you by mean, the earnings blowout numbers, give you the stat. i was doing calculations this just blew my mind. if you go back 10 years to 2007. put combined market cap of google, i still call it google. it is alphabet. amazon and also microsoft, combined value, 600 billion, 10 years ago, now they're combined market cap is close to 2 trillion. neil: wow. >> the reason we talk about these companies so much, they are dominating the market. as they move, the markets move. the future is just kind of starting for these companies. we saw with amazon, the 13 1/2 billion dollars purchase of whole foods. there is almost nothing that these companies don't want to get into. amazon is the biggest example of that. neil: yeah. >> i

(pam) step aside, bill gates -- there's a new richest man in the world. on founder jeff bezos toppled gates for the title... after his company's stock jumped thirteen-and-a-half percent today.... with eighty-million shares in his portfolio... bezos made more than ten-billion dollars in a single day. his net worth is now more than ninety-billion dollars. but gates shouldn't feel too bad -- he made about 600- million dollars friday as microsoft stock surged seven-percent. in sports -- warriors forward, draymond green has some harsh words for an n-f-l owner... that's stirring up controversy... after his comment against players protesting the national anthem. and tonight at the warriors game -- a fight broke out between green and a washington wizards player -- henry wofford has the full report and has all the sports coming up. i no longer live with the uncertainties of hep c. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescr

promote education democracy and public health but soros is not alone other american billionaires like bill gates and mark zuckerberg have also been made in huge chunks of their wealth. in the champions league by earns a new coach europe this oversaw a return to form for the german giants in group b. they bounce back from defeat against paris son jim on to run out three winners over scottish sign celt thomas mueller opened the scoring for the host after just seventeen minutes. made it to just before half time and mavs home only got the third after the break the win put byron second in the group behind p.s.g. who won four in the away to underlay. to going to clubs are involved in your local league action on thursday cologne face borisov in belarus while hoffenheim host istanbul bashar say here it's colognes first european campaign in twenty five years and hope it harms first ever but both clubs they've found out how unforgiving european football can be. cologne started the season with such optimism they back in europe after a twenty five year absence but not a smiles have disappeared domestically

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> microsoft made bill gates the world's richest man by putting its operating system in everymputer and then by trying to ensure there was a pc in just about every home certainly in the developed world. then came the internet, smartphones, the world of app, and microsoft seemed to many lost spop what to do with a massive company that needed a new direction? that was the challenge before satya nadella when he took over the company in february of 2014. i'd say he's done pretty well. the stock hit its highest ever price just last month, nearly doubling the company's worth to over $500 billion. nadella, a soft-spoken engineer and an indian immigrant, faced the uphill battle of changing a company that was still under bill gates' enormous shald doe. so what did he do? he hit refresh. that is also the name of his terrific new book. satya nadella, pleasure to have you on monopoly. >> thank you so much for having me, fareed. >> you say that qualities like empathy, concern, mindfulness are going to be at the heart of microsoft winning the next wave of technology battles and, you know, k

this is like a classic bill gates kind of story sort of make your own sunday how about a make your ownoughnut place we are at factory doughnuts in northeast philadelphia. are you ready, julieanna, hang on we will be right back. >>> sorry, good morning, everybody. come on, you have heard of kind of make your own sund.a. e how about make your own doughnut. we are at factory doughnuts in northeast philadelphia where the doughnuts are made, to order. they are made fresh, you walk up to the counter, you pick it as you like it, they are made right here look at them, coming out, this is the doughnut making machine that started it all off in the basement of dave and heather's home. dave, dave and heather were taking doughnuts right to the house. look who is here. >> lucy noland what a great story. >> phenomenal story. >> this is a bill gates thing. you did this you and heather in your garage. >> that is correct, my wife is the one who developed recipes and we would have families coming over for our family functions. my wife started making deserts people started to say this is a great idea. we

jeff bezos has reached $90 billion in personal wealth, surpassing bill gates.this isn't the first time that he held a title of richest man in the world. but his last stint only lasted one day. >> what makes this so dangerous to have? this beer has been alcohol volume level of 20%. it is described as having a sweetness like a port or cognac. that is a look at some of the headlines that we are tasting. >> dressing up as the polynesian character, is it really racist? at what point are we going to past these nonsensical accusations of bigotry. how about in some of our cities. this is a problem that has to be addressed. one in four don't graduate. all of these things are not addressing the real issues out there. those are problems of economic opportunity. education opportunities. all of these things, living in a crime free neighborhoods. these are the things that we should be passionate about and fighting live from center city inphilades at 11. >>> wife's did it pate plea tonight after police found her husband dead. a week has come and gone since someone killed that

[laughter] masayoshi: for three days i became richer than bill gates. david: did that upset him?ayoshi: before i talked to anybody else, our stock started crashing. [laughter] masayoshi: six months after that, our share price went down 99%. we almost went bankrupt. and somehow, i survived. david: you rebuilt your business. among the things you did, you bought well-known companies. vodafone, you bought vodafone's mobile telephone business in japan. masayoshi: they said the internet would become mobile internet, so i had the either get the license from the government or the spectrum, or acquire vodafone japan. first, i applied for the license to the government. the government said no, there is no more spectrum. i actually sued the government. for one year, a big fight. but then vodafone japan became available. $20 billion. i have $2 billion and was $18 billion short. david: where did you get the money? masayoshi: i convinced the bank that vodafone japan would turn around and become successful. become a great cash flow. they believed me and lent the money. david: they did. it turned

bill gates does a lot of good things in the world but this idea of the billionaire savior complex creates a context where donald trump could stand before the american people and say, trust me because i'm rich, because we were already as a culture acting as if the able to make a lot of money in one area bestowed just kind of infinite wisdom on this tiny group of billionaires and even if they had no experience of health of ode case, they that tremendous power because of their wealth. how different is that from trump 's pitch to voters-i don't have any qualifications or experience in government that i'm so rich that you can trust me to fix america. >> host: you also talk about setting the stage in terms of going back to reagan, for example, as government being part of the problem, private is the solution. then you talk about the clinton era and the deregulation of the banks and then the failure of president obama to do anything to hold the bankers accountable, and how this also set the stage for an economic system that has allowed the transfer of tweet be so enormously skewed in our society,

. >>> and amazon ceo jeff bezos could replace bill gates as the world's richest man today.s worth $88 billion when the stock market closed last night. now if the gains hold through today's trading, bezos will have another reason to smash a champagne bottle on top of a wind turbine. this has happened before. he didn't hold it very long. >> yeah, it was very brief, and then bill gates came roaring back. >> briefly, i'd take that title. >>> pope frances has spoken to the heavens, and someone actually answered back. >> the pontiff held a video conference with astronauts on board the international space station. wednesday's chat lasted 20 minutes. there was a glitch when the call dropped. >> an italian member of the crew served as a translator, as the pope posed for celestial questions. to nasa commander, randy bresnick. >> translator: what do you think about referring his love as the force of the universe? >> your holiness, in my personal opinion, what gives me the joy every day is to be able to look outside every day and see god's creation maybe a little bit from his perspecti

bill gates was staying on as a special advisor. languished for more than a decade. under his leadership, however, care -- shares shot up nearly 100% as he pushed into the cloud and made bold acquisitions, buying linkedin for over $26 billion. what is lesser-known, how he made it from india to microsoft, joining the company in 1992 and rose through the ranks over the next three decades. in his first book "hit refresh," he sheds light on his career in microsoft and how artificial

bill gates has topped the list for the 24th consecutive year with $89 billion.under of amazon, jeff bezos held on to the number two spot. warren buffett up there as well. >>> turning to the harvey weinstein sexual assault scandal. one of the company's staffers has stepped forward accusing bob weinstein. >> reporter: harvey weinstein has officially resigned from his company. weinstein has sought treatment in arizona but is still pursuing a claim that he was wrongfully fired from the company. according to "variety", amanda siegel who worked for the mist says weinstein's brother harassed her multiple times and made repeated romantic overtures to her, including, according to the article, a request that she come up toss hotel room and repeated invitations to priority dinners even after she had said no. bob weinstein's attorney responded, there is no way in the world that bob weinstein is guilty of sexual harassment. even if you believe what this person asserts, there is no way it would amount to that. now other hollywood a-listers are coming forward with their own ex

bill gates admitted that he has ditched his microsoft phone for an android handset.uld destabilise the world and it's opened a centre in the hague to monitor developments in the visual intelligence. the skies are about to get busier as autonomous passenger drones move one step closer to reality. in dubai, a test flight took place of a proposed autonomous flying taxi designed by german outfit volocopter, 18 blades power the drone with passengers selecting the destination via touchscreen. meanwhile, a company called passenger drone released video of its self—flying drone testing in europe. the human can also take the stick and take control of the 16 electric motors. amazon has announced a host of new hardware this week including new versions of its digital assistant, the echo. the echo spot features a screen that can make video calls and act as a nursery camera and the echo plus can act as a smart home hub, connecting to an controlling other devices. finally james dyson, of colourful expensive vacuum fame, has announced plans to launch an electric car. here's hoping it

[laughter] masayoshi: for three days, i became richer than bill gates. david: wow.t upset him? [laughter] masayoshi: no, the four i told anybody else, our stock started crashing. david: ok. [laughter] masayoshi: so, six months after that, our share price went down 99%. so, we almost went bankrupt. and somehow, i survived. david: you rebuilt your business. and among the things you did, was you bought well-known companies. you bought vodafone's mobile telephone business in japan. masayoshi: at that time, i said, now is the time to go to the next stage, which is the internet will become mobile internet. so, i had to either get the license from the government, or the spectrum, or acquire vodafone japan. and first, i applied for the license to the government. and the government said no, there is no more spectrum. i actually sued the government. for one year, a big fight. but then vodafone japan became available. $20 billion. i have $2 billion. so $18 billion short. , david: where did you get the money? masayoshi: so, i convinced the bank, you know, that the vodafone japa

wants to know is it going to help me and my family, if they show that's true, they don't care if bill gates is doing well, is the economy humming again? if it does, the democrats criticisms are forgotten and the republicans triumph. david: if trump said forget about the reform word and said tax cuts, wouldn't it satisfy people like you? >> it would satisfy me if it's right. the democrats are not helping out. democrats are doing what they always do, they claim that tax cut help the rich. for once, why don't republicans design a tax cut that aid the rich. that's how you get economic growth matching capital with talent, the rich have the capital and yet, republicans keep playing to placate and trump is saying it doesn't help me. if it doesn't help trump, it doesn't help the nation. david: rich, let's go to you. about the word rich, the fact is there's nothing wrong with being rich. everybody wants to be rich. people come here to get rich. why is it that republicans are now afraid of using that word? >> i don't know. i mean, that's a great mystery of our time. still in the-- it's still in the h

the campaign contacts when it comes to george papadopolous and bill gates. >> you have bill gates whod on the campaign and george papadopolous was a foreign adviser to the campaign, and he is reportedly tried to set up these meetings in march of 2016 between trump campaign officials and russian officials. so he has -- >> the meetings were rebuffed at the time. >> correct. so he has, when we have been talking about how this indictment doesn't have any links to the campaign yet, that and those charges could come later, this indictment feels like a 31-page warning shot to other -- >> this one here. >> right. if you add in the play, the guilty plea, it just bolsters that and feels like there's a circling around to get to what is at the heart of this matter, which is was there any collusion between the trump campaign and russia during the election? >> george papadopolous has always been an interesting character in this. he was one of the youngest and least experienced advisers on trump's campaign. he could come in and reportedly make trump's advisers uncomfortable by trying to broker the m

bill gates has topped the list for the 24th consecutive year with $89 billion. the founder of amazon held on to the number two spot. warren buffett up there as well. >>> turning to the harvey weinstein sexual assault scandal. one of the company's staffers has stepped forward accusing bob weinstein. of sexual harassment. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: harvey weinstein has officially resigned from his company. this after the board fired him last week from h co-chairman. weinstein has sought treatment in arizona but is still pursuing a claim that he was wrongfully fired from the company. now a woman has come forward to accuse weinstein's brother bob. according to "variety", amanda siegel who worked for the mist says weinstein's brother harassed her multiple times and made repeated romantic overtures to her, a request that she come up to his hotel room and repeated invitations to private dinners even after she had said no. bob weinstein's attorney said there is no way in the world he is guilty of sexual harassment. now other hollywood a-listers are coming f

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microsoft co-founder bill gates was staying on as a special advisor.r nadela's leadership, however, shares shot up nearly 100% as he pushed into new territory like the cloud and made bold acquisitions, buying linkedin for over $26 billion. what is lesser-known, how he made it from india to microsoft, joining the company in 1992 and

and bill gates. the start of scene continues to evolve. think it is always been strong but when you go around seattle you see the amazing number of new companies that have come up. emily: you invest across a range of investors. what is your take on bitcoin? >> it is early. bitcoin is in the gambling category. i think there are the bad actor cases at bitcoin in terms of out and out fraud. casesk i ceos, there are that can make a con of sense. -- i ceos, debt financing. wasmpany in south africa selling solar cells and the and unity on that income was the currency other words. it for companies of that nature. emily: what is of interest and what is not? >> stantec is always hot. there is a billion dollar in every cycle. reinvent the to banking system and we are moving more into real estate. they were really excited about it. syntax will continue to be hot in many sectors. what has cooled is the lending space. emily: you invest in early on, had issues, a new ceo. what do you think about the risks associated with it and the sandal -- scandal? >>

bill gates is around 88.5 build. he added more than the 350 ford billionaires made in their entire lifetime. if you average it out, bezos has gotten $70 million richer each day for the last two years if amazon shares reach 1200, which is kind of within striking distance, bezos would be the first person since bill gates in 1999 to have 11 zeros after his net worth, worth $100 billion. a lot of other tech guys added to their wealth. larry page and sergey brin are now at around $50 billion. and mark zuckerberg added $2.5 billion to his wealth bringing him to $77 billion >> i have to get my jaw off on the floor. go to that stat you said that jeff bezos today made more money than, what, 80% of the richest people in america have made over their entire lifetime? >> that's right. all about 47 of the forbes 400 richest americans are worth less than jeff bezos made just today. >> and he made how much again today? >> $10.5 billion >> where is warren buffett in all this >> he's now number three so he's sit being up there but zuc

bill gates bought one of the science notebooks that leonardo kept.great technology. 5,000 years later, the last supper, a mathematical diagrams, squared the circle, old craggy warrior, people have written about leonardo, they usually roach him as a great artist, the 12 or so great paintings. nest i wanted to start with the notebooks and show the science the engineers, the lists, he had to do lists every day in his notebooks, things he wanted to fgure out why is the sky blue and why do people yawn? that's what i thought curious. go through the notebooks day by day week by week through his notebooks. >> rose: did you have access to material nobody else had? >> the windsor castle that's where his unbelievable anatomy drawings were. since my wife kathy goat to meet a curator there, we got time at windsor it was fun going in search ever leonardo. >> rose: he would go to the cadavers and take the skin off. >> he would love anatomy. he would take the skin off of the face because he wanted to know every muscle. how do the muscles touch the lip? which nerves