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carly fiorina was abruptly fired. >> out the door. is that really -- it was that cold? >> that's exactly what happened. >> devastated? you had to have been. >> of course i was devastated. i was hurt. >> welcome to "60 minutes on cnbc." i'm lesley stahl. in this edition, we examine the boardroom intrigue at hewlett-packard between 2005 and 2007. it was a tumultuous saga that led to criminal charges, executive firings, accusations of sexism, and lots and lots of finger-pointing. and in the midst of it all, three of the protagonists told me their sides of the story -- pattie dunn, thomas perkins, and carly fiorina.

>> technically, carly did "good time" too, which was three-times platinum. have proven that she is not a one-hit wonder. >> ok, a two-hit wonder. >> i have heard the song that is coming next year. she has more. >> bieber heard her song on the radio and brought it to you. did you ever foresee how it would take off? >> yes. i thought it would be massive hit the first time i heard it. the first time i heard justin, i knew i could get him to be a worldwide known pop star. i knew in my gut. with "call me maybe" it was one of those "that's it" moments. with gangham style i heared macarena and informer combined. i said, wait a second, people will do this dance and go crazy and kids who don't know how to speak korean are going to try and learn. no clue what they are saying. when i saw it, i instantly knew what it was. i called scott manson who sent it to me. i said find this guy. 60,000 views, it is going to be a huge hit. >> you found him at 60,000 views? >> yes, 66,000 views. >> now over 2 billion. >> over 2 billion. everyone said the same thing. there is no way y

world's biggest pop stars, justin bieber, ariana grande, korean sensation psy, and "call me maybe's" carly rae jepsen. it started when scooter braun stumbled across a youtube video of a kid in a canadian talent show. that kid was justin bieber. braun is the manager who catapulted him to superstardom. but as the music industry goes through dramatic transformations, braun is reinventing his own empire, producing movies and tv shows, investing in tech companies like uber and pinterest, and looking for more stars he can make along the way. joining me today, rising every mogul. you were raised in connecticut. >> that's true. >> the son of an orthodontist and a dentist. did you ever in a million years think you would be dominating pop music? >> i don't know that i am dominating pop music. i am just having a good time. when i was younger, i thought like every kid that i wanted to play in the nba and nobody told me i would grow up to be 5'11". one thing led to another. i read a couple of books that kind of inspired me and here i am. >> what kind of music was scooter braun listening to when he was

>> technically, carly did "good time" too. which was three times platinum.o, right there, i've already proven she's not a one-hit wonder. >> ok, a two-hit wonder. >> i've heard the song that is coming next year. she has more. >> bieber heard her song on the the radio and brought her to you. you encouraged him to parody it with his friends. did you ever foresee how it would take off? >> yes. i will not lie to you. i thought it would be massive the first time i heard it. the first time i heard justin, i knew i could get him to be a worldwide popstar. i knew in my gut. it's like falling in love. "call me maybe" it was like that. with "gangnam style" i heard "macarena" and "informer" at the same time. i said, wait a second, people will do this dance and go crazy and kids who don't know how to speak. -- speak korean are going to try korean] [singing "gangnam style." no clue what they are saying. [laughter] i called scott manson who sent it to me. i said find this guy. 60,000 views, it is going to be a huge hit. >> you found him at 60,000 views? >> yes, 66,000 vie

the only name that popped up is carly furey enough -- carly fiorina. >> there are some in house committee leadership. we need to look more like america. the democrats do not have that perfected by any means but for the republican party going forward i think the presidential level is almost a crisis for them if they don't get a woman in the race. a field of 13 presidential candidates, all white men with one african-american if ben carson runs, there are some hispanic candidates. i do not want to say it's all white men. the lack of diversity there is a potentially huge problem for the time. defining the party going forward especially if they nominate a woman. >> in the midterms, if you have a huge dominant performance among men, you can suffer a small loss among women but if you get to the electing when there are so many more women and younger voters, you cannot allow yourself to have the gender gap at that level. it is downright cold in new york city. when we come back, we're going to go to boca. as soon as i find my son tan lotion, we'll be right back. ♪ >> r bloomberg politics team spent

republican adviser carly firorina and charles lane. when democrats lost president obama came out and called it a shellacking. but he seemed unwilling to admit how badly republicans had lost or to talk about any changes in his policy or his way of doing business. and i guess the question is, peter, behind the scenes at the white house, are they any more realistic about what happened on tuesday night? >> well, they know it was a bad night. they're not fooling themselves about that. but they look for all sorts of reasons why that happened. it was a bad electoral map, obviously every six-year election in a two-term presidency tends to go badly, and so on. he didn't want to come out and look chaiseened, so he didn't. he didn't want to give us a word like shellacking or thumping, and he didn't. he wants to come out and be aggressive. we heard from the white house the last few days is he was champing at the bit to get out there and be aggressive but held back by senate democrats. >> during the campaign. >> during the campaign. now he's more l

carly fiorina.gton post" this week, the former hewlett-packard ceo is now considering entering the 2016 republican field. "post" said she talked to potential donors and recruited campaign staffers and even planned trips to iowa and new hampshire and hinted at a possible run on "meet the press." >> how serious are you about running for president? >> well, that will be something i consider at the right time. well, when people ask you over and over again, you have to pause and reflect. i have to pause and reflect at the right time. >> that means something you're pondering. you're going to go to iowa soon. >> you have to ponder when people keep asking. >> fiorina seems like a long shot, she has only run for office once before back in 2010 when she challenged barbara boxer who lost by ten points. still owes vendors $500,000 from that campaign. could her business background being the first female ceo of a fortune 500 company make her appealing on the national stage especially when the economy is on the mi

carly, what do you make of that?nd also what do you make of the expansion of our deployment of u.s. forces? >> well, first, let's put this in the context that we still don't have and haven't heard a strategy. a strategy for how to get any of this done. the drone strikes are great. let's hope we took the leadership out, but the position has never put forward his plan for defeating -- degrading and defeating isis. secondly i think this is within the envelope of the total number of troops that he at one point suggested he would send. the issue is timing. it's always with this president too little too late. i think senator graham had the, which is why now? why not two months ago? why didn't we arm the syrian rebels that we thought were moderate 2 1/2 years ago? we know this president disagrees with the strong and unanimous advice of his staff, including his military staff. we have seen that over and over and over again. so i think the election may have had something to do with this timing, but frankly i think what had mo

. >> will wants to welcome daughters carly and kindall to watch him perform in this weekend's rodeo.ere and so are we. >> having you guys out here in the stands makes him a little nervous. how are you guys feeling? >> we -- we've always watched him rope and ride and we know he's good so we're fine. >> kindall and carly grew up in a small conservative town where being gay was something people kept to themselves. what was it like to grow up with a gay dad in the west? >> well, we didn't usually tell people just for the fear of the stigma and people -- i think we told like a few people and they made fun of us so we never told anyone after that. my dad was in a different town. >> did you ever feel like he was trying to protect you all? >> yeah, i do because he usually never had his boyfriend over and he would never try to push that side of his life on us. >> i just wonder if it makes you sad that he felt like he had to sort of lead two separate lives? >> we understand it, it being for us and so we didn't get made fun of but now that we're adults and, you know, he's including us now, it m

neil: that's what this is about. >> carly should run for president. she's so articulate and fabulous. she said it. he's goading the g.o.p. they have to grow up. it's like the little kid in the playground. that tries to get you something bad. then you're after school with detention. don't fall for it. neil: what do they do? but if they don't challenge him on this, and let's say they present legislation or budget that removes the funding for security in this, then he will not accept that. he'll shove it back. >> he cannot say, then we're going to shut this government down. >> wait a minute. they had a showdown a year ago. what price did they pay. there is no price to pay. >> they could do it another way, could they defund the budgets for the agencies -- neil: the president has always found a way to win on these pr arguments. >> they defunded -- the president wanted guantanamo shut down. guantanamo is still up and running. in other words, can the g.o.p. step in and say, we won't do a shutdown. can we defund. neil: when they came to defunding certain aspe

. >> carly! >> her feet aren't even in the foot rest of the scooter. >> i feel bad for that scooter. >>> oreo found himself up a tree. cat rescue was on the scene. didn't have to do anything. oreo is making his way down the tree. >> oreo is rescuing himself. according to canopy cat rescue, it is not common for a cat to be able to down climb. they say this is actually unusual. all oreo needed was a little encouragement. >> i'm right here. come on down. >> they can climb up trees. evolution would have taught them to climb down. >> exactly or there would be cat carcasses climbing down from every tree on the planet. he's not ninja skills. >> he is remarkably cool. >> this is rock climbing for cats. >> i hope they have a glass of milk for oreo. >> this cat is caught up a tree. he has to rescue himself. that bird has attacked the cat. the cat's like, i got to get out of here. wait. who is at the bottom of the tree? a dog. >> really? >> it is dog. >> it's like something out of a tom and jerry cartoon. a

sorry, carly. your question?ln. >> jimmy: what was your question? do you just feel like driving a lincoln. >> jimmy: do you feel like driving a lincoln is what he's saying? >> no. >> jimmy: i see what you were getting at. you were getting at matthew mcconaughey. he has won enough awards this year. >> have you been people's sexiest man before? >> no. >> jimmy: you're question? >> are you over the age of 35. >> jimmy: are you over the age of 35? >> no. >> jimmy: he is not over the age of 35. your question? >> have you ever been fat? >> jimmy: that's a very good question. have you ever been fat? >> not really. >> jimmy: actually, that question was for me. yes, your question? >> are you an actor? >> yes. >> jimmy: we have our first yes. he is an actor. wow, the audience is brimming with excitement. we got one right. aren't you excited. here we go, your question? >> are you single? >> jimmy: are you single? >> no. >> jimmy: not single. there are even guys moaning in the audience. the gentleman with the mustache? >> ar

. >> these girls are twins, casey and carly.rome but their parent says since the day they were born they light up a room so they call them the sunshine sisters. >> that's awesome. >> isn't it great? and they think this video comes from that. >> like there is a cloud with mood over him. after the 90th time he has heard it. >> i don't think it has to do with the fact that his sisters are having fun it's the fact that he has to lynn "l" on the one direction. >> he's like i'm going to have to sit here and take it like a big bro. and the video is taken by their 13-year-old sister. her 8-year-old brother is being tortured by the song. >> the picture of, are we there yet? ♪ >> that's going to do it for us here at "right this minute." we'll see you next time, here at "right this minute." we'll see you next time, everybody. we've got some big time playmakers this week on sports stars of tomorrow... we'll go to chicago to meet a wide out who towers over the competition... and we'll check out an electrifying duo in miami... that and more..

carly schiffer litigator was able to free herself after being snatched off the streets of philadelphia. horace, what a terrifying story. 16-year-oldr of the victim from virginia is talking about what her daughter went through, not disclosing either name, but this mother is happy her daughter is home and safe, but she is still very angry. >> beaten, raped, choking. all of that. of the is the mother 16-year-old richmond a girl who was kidnapped, beaten, and raped, the police believe, at the hands of 37-year-old devlin barnes. in police custody after tracking him down in the abduction of another woman off the streets of philadelphia earlier this week. it was not until these pictures surfaced that the police in richmond realized that he is the man they wanted in the october 1 abduction of the 16-year-old girl. >> it's awful what she went through. >> there was an awful chain of events. she was hit over the head with a shovel, thrown in a car, and driven to this mobile home up a dirt road. >> never thought. for twos held the girl days. in the final hours of her captivity, she was taken into

i just need a big drink. >> reporter: carly waters, 7 news. >> boy, that is one brave cameraman.serves a raise. >>> well, finally this hour, incredible new pictures that show the formation of a new planet, maybe the clearest scientists have ever seen as well. this star is 450 light years away from earth. ptelescope in chile, and they io show rings that are usually covered up by dust and gas. >> the antenna by 10 or 15 kilometers. and it's a dream that come true. i mean, people have thought about it for 20 years. and now we see it. so it is like an epiphany. it's like something exceptional. and also exceptional and whatever lifetime of an observatory. >> we hope scientists will hope the pictures will give them a greater understanding of how planets come to be. when they discover that, we will report it to you. thanks for watching cnn. i'm natalie allen. early start coming up for viewers in the u.s. for viewers elsewhere, stay with us for cnn newsroom. thanks for joining us. >>> happening in just hours, president obama meets with the new leaders of congress after days of posturing

pop stars, justin bieber, ariana grande, korean viral sensation psy, and "call me maybe" hitmaker carlyepsen. it started when scooter braun stumbled across a youtube video of a kid in a canadian talent show. that kid was justin bieber. and braun is the manager who catapulted him to superstardom. but as the music industry goes through traumatic transformations, braun is reinventing his own empire, producing movies and tv shows, in

[ laughter ] >> the lovely little video of a beautiful surprise between blake and carlie. they are not married. it's their second anniversary of dating. and blake has made a remarkably thoughtful gift. >> do you know what it is? >> you made this? >> yeah, i made that. >> i'm going to cry. >> a jewelry box armoire thing. for all of her jewelry, scarves, accessories. >> he didn't handcraft this. this is like an ikea thing that he built, right? >> he made it. yes, he designed it and he made it. he is a craftsman. this in and of itself would be a perfect second anniversary gift, right, by itself. >> is it full of jewelry? [ laughter ] >> bam! >> it's full of a lot of stuff. >> she starts going through the drawers. there's all kinds of goodies in there. here's a drawer for your earrings, your scarf, here's a summer sausage. [ laughter ] >> and i mean that literally. it's a summer sausage. there is a sausage in there. [ laughter ] >> oh, my goodness! >> i mean, all of her favorite stuff. like granola bars. cool gifts. >> he is so incredibly thoughtful. >> then she gets to the ve

. >> these girls are twins, casey and carly.h born with down syndrome but their parents say that since the day they were born, they light up a room. so they call them the sunshine sisters. >> oh, awesome. >> isn't it great? and they think this video's definitely comes from that. >> like there's a cloudy mood. probably after the 90th time he's heard this song. >> i don't think it has anything to do the fact his sisters are having so much fun. it's the fact he's having to listen to one direction. >> i'm going to sit here and take it like a big bro. the video's recorded by their 13-year-old sister who is loving the moment where her little 8-year-old brother is being tortured by the song. >> picture of, are we there yet? >>> what could make a day at your theme park better? doing it with food. get on the roller coaster at canada's wonderland with your buddy and sneak in a quarter pounder from mcdonald's. >> a bad idea. it takes your stomach and you're putting something in your stomach while your stomach is being taken. >> i love the

hearing not good folks once we found out we drilled through the staff at mta great cooperation from carli and her society at the staff and we really appreciate that we hope that one of the proposals will be better but the outreach is terrible it's inexcusable respectfully and look forward to mr. ma inquiggiore this way it's been handled you you've not take advantage of that we look forward to changing that. >> members of the board questions or comments. >> i have a question about the outreach there's areas in the city where merchant groups were not contracted we've made strives but director reiskin you can talk about the outreach process. >> yeah. we in the last year have been trying to from kind of from scratch redevelop our whole public outreach strategy it is a process we've larger completed this last summer as mr. maggiore said the way we're going about outreach now the minimum legal requirements was not the adequate we're not capturing all the voices of the merchant i totally agree it can be helpful to you not agreeing in everything but helping us shape what we're proposing and worki

. >> carly this is for conditional use authorization to talk about a business doorknob as john this was for a disapproval on october 23rd the following discussion was continued to allow staff to draft a motion the privileged the operation are limited to 2:00 a.m. on friday and saturday and new year's eve and sunday the outside activity is permitted to operate until midnight and the life outdoor activity is not limited to twice a month and the noise level massachusetts must be permitted by the entertainment commission since that the department has received two containments those individual were included in the public comment and has called to express their doimentd with the commission the staff has revised the intent to approve with conditions and building the project is desirable for the following reasons the department recognizes that the project sponsor has performed adequate due diligence and relied on incomplete information in making such a decision the property modification reflect the current operating hours and will serve the hours and the operator of jones have contributed to th

. >> i'm carli planning staff the item before you is a request for discretionary review for building permit at 2809 through 11 possible street in a 40 x heightened district it includes a one story height and deck and 4 foot decrease on an existing 4 story this and has a configuration including an additional of an elevator the person who royals subject adjacent to the public filed a discretionary review mr. the gentleman states he is concerned that increasing the building area will be out of character and the 3 story will block whatever light that is enjoyed by the residents the project sponsor says the dr requesters property is blocking its own air and it is respectful the neighbors to date the department has one letter of support and one of opposition both from adjacent neighbors those communications were received after our packet were delivered the request for a discretionary review was presented for review and they determined no exceptional or extraordinary circumstances by the promoted project the department represents the commission does not take discretionary review that conclu

the department takes care of those trees with that, i79 to cail up the department of public works carli short that don't a phenomenal job. >> thank you, supervisor carr lo la department of public works to talk about the tree relinquishment program so i'd like to start by the department buildings the easter reduce water and air and noise pollution and you did a good job of talking about the benefits from the trees to creating better pedestrian and walking environments and raise property values we need to do a better job of taking care of the see economic structure public works has jurisdiction under all trees and is charged with madam secretary the urban forest our management includes planning, planting and maintenance and removal of trees in the public right-of-way we take care of the street trees for privately maintained trees as you stated at the introduction resources for tree maintenance has declined over the past few decades and public works is not able to care for the trees we have current maintenance responsible we believe the transfer of the responsibility to prove or disprove i

biggest pop stars, justin bieber, ariana grande, korean viral sensation psy, and "call me maybe's" carlyepsen. it started when scooter braun stumbled across a youtube video of a kid in a canadian talent show. that kid was justin bieber. braun is the manager who catapulted him to superstardom. but as the music industry goes through dramatic transformations, braun is reinventing his own empire, producing movies and tv shows, investing in tech companies