the currency of resistance i've said this for years and it's so true now morris the mayor the c.e.o. of yahoo of course said recently that the reason why she allowed the n.s.a. to put all these back doors into their software was because this was a patriotic thing to do and you see her silence the company's refusal to say how this malware was even able to. exploit yahoo so yahoo has been criticized for not doing more to aid users infected by the faulty adverts dan farber of the technology site seen it says that quote at this point yahoo hasn't addressed any of the details such as how the malware exploit got into its web pages how many users are impacted and what victims of the attack should do the company may still be gathering data. you may still be queen slave now this is the whole thing that as we've all become slaves because of the n.s.a. and all these exploits and back doors well you said something the very interesting is that the c.e.o. of yahoo. mayor mayor silent now that her product and her company's been violated because she left the back door open for the n.s.a. which she claims was

and all these exploits and back doors well you said something the very interesting is that the c.e.o. of yahoo. mayor mayor silent now that her product and her company's been violated because she left the back door open for the n.s.a. which she claims was an act of patriotism when any reading of any document such as the us constitution what identify this woman by leaving the back door open to the n.s.a. as treasonous number one so she's a traitor and of course right across the way there is the trader's gate to the tower of london that's where if we were any any justice were to prevail she'd be carted up the frog marched through those steps right down because she is a traitor and then only if you traitor but she's a stupid idiot because now we're total companies as an existential threat because she's allowed somebody to come in the marauding army of big point to put her out of our frickin misery but again where we're bringing it back to the top of the show these pimp the pimp got a sentence a hundred years for beating somebody with an air jordan he said he didn't know who hitting somebody with

of these companies if international clients, for example, don't trust yahoo! or other companies to hold their daysa. then they turn somewhere else. >> every one of those c.e.o.'t&t, cisco, yahoo! have all been to the white house to talk to president obama specifically about this issue. out last sco came quarter and their sales fell presip it isly because of the n.s.a. program and asked about it in the conference call. john chambers has been outspoken and it's worth noting john chambers, republican, has been outspoken about this policy because it's hurting his business. >> one of the things he specifically talked about was the need for more regulation. i don't know if it's a bit too optimistic on his part but the idea the united states and its allies could agree on the rules of the road, how we're going to do business and prevail, if you will. let's all just agree on it and follow those rules. >> definitely thinking down the road. if it's happening to cisco in china, look at the failing results hewlett-packard reported and i.b.m.'s server results we'll talk about later in the show and you see it play out through technology and the n.s.a. problem is a issue for

twelve months not surprisingly those nine hundred americans are some of the nation's wealthiest people they're people like yahoo c.e.o. marissa meyer who take so many annual salary of thirty seven million news corp c.e.o. murdoch who takes home an annual salary of thirty million. starbucks c.e.o. howard schultz who takes home twenty nine million every year so how do these people get away with paying their social security taxes in like two days for the entire year. and it's easy no matter how much money you make you never have to pay more than seven thousand two hundred fifty four dollars a year in social security taxes. if you made around sixteen thousand dollars a serial end up paying around nine hundred ninety dollars in social security taxes maybe a little more than that say thirty thousand a year you'll pay around eight hundred bucks in social security taxes of fifty thousand dollars a year you pay around thirty one hundred and it's seven hundred seventeen thousand dollars a year. you'll pay seven thousand two hundred fifty four dollars in social security taxes but once you make more than one hundred seventeen th

c.e.o. of live op, c.o.o. of ebay and sat on my boards including live op sales force and yahoo!so founded a venture capital firm and start- up called everwise, focus on workplace membership. today's topic maynard, is what does the next-generation c.e.o. look like? what does the next-generation c.e.o. look like? i hope there are more women in there. >> that would be awesome and i happened to work with a couple women c.e.o. end zone so i'm a big fan of that. there are a lot of attributes that are the same as former c.e.o.'s, things like integrity and i would say that meg whitman was great at that and john donahoe now at ebay is great at that. having great results. mark bennyhoff, look what he's accomplished at seals force. inspiration is really important, having a big vision of where things are going to go. think of where steve jobs had at apple or what jeff bezos is doing at amazon. at the end of the day every c.e.o. historically going forward just plain has to work hard. and jeff with his 100-hour work weeks is probably the most famous for that. >> what's different about the c.e

. >> so a sleepless night on the eve of this speech, ben rhodes, thank you very much. when we return, from angela merkel to yahoo! c.e.o., what are the stakeholders saying about the president's proposal. bloomberg's reporters are next. ♪ >> welcome back. president obama tries to reform government surveillance while balancing privacy and national security and he has also bought himself some time on iran this week. for on this week's developments, i'm joined by bloomberg's white house correspondent and national security editor, thank you both. margaret, you have been covering the president's n.s.a. review process day in and day out. what was the biggest surprise to you in his speech? >> the biggest surprise was one that he apparently made around midnight last night which was to take a stand on section 215, the collection of metadata. he said it's time for the program to change. of course, what he didn't say is how it should change. a surprise or disappointment to many of his advocates is how much he didn't resolve or spell out, how much he is passing on. >> john, why don't you spell out what some of those unanswered ques

yahoo's c.e.o. is one of the many chief executives taking the stage at the world economic forum in switzerland, speaking on a panel saying 2014 will be the year of the crossover with more people accessing yahoo by mobile than p.c.'s. it's the mobile portfolio announcing its buying start up spark. >> as classrooms get more crowded, many families are turning to home schooling, some students thrive in that, even outperform their public school educated pierce. other children get lost in the system. >> roseanna ward works on spelling with her 8-year-old son, joel. >> you see how the e and i are switched there? >> they set how to teach. there are no regulations governing home schooling. oklahoma is the one state where the right to homeschool is in the con substitution. it's one of 25 states where there is little or no home schooling oversight. in these states, homeschoolers don't even have to show that education is taking place. ward is a member of the homeschool legal defense association, a conservative christian

of eyes on yahoo today, the company reports earnings after the bell. at first, analysts were upbeat but then came the surprising announcement two weeks ago that a c.e.o. ahoo shares have she had about 10% since then. >> it could be a rough day for apple, stocks sinking despite posting record earnings in the first quarter, selling 51 million phones, short of expectations, adding to the disappointment. the revenues in the current quarter might decline. >> the road ahead, president obama prepares to share his vision for the country tonight. >> we're talking with former senior staff members about former presidents clip to know and bush about which of the president's goals he will most likely accomplish. >> could you crane's prime minister steps down. >> concussions, bullying, empty seats, nfl commissioner roger goodell has much to discuss at his state of the league address. we'll have a preview. we're talking with those affected most. understanding where we are, taking a critical look where we're going. >> there is much progress to report. >> immediately after stay with us as we get your reactions live from around the country and across the globe. don't mi