. >> now joining us on "the communicators" we will introduce you to chris riley. what is mozilla and how is it structured? >> we are most known for fire fox web browser and fire fobblings mobile phone. we are structured differently in that the corporation mozilla is owned by the 5013-c foundation. at the end of the day, we are driven by our mission, and our mission is to advance the open web. >> funed founded by netscape originally? >> yes. there was a donation of money that started the original mozilla foundation which was netscape navigator and later became fire fox. >> so this is the product you are best known for. how do you make your money? >> through licensing deals primarily, but the bulk of our money comes from search licensing deals. when you install fire fox for the first time, there is a default provider of search that is there. you downlone fire fox, there is a search querrey, and that takes you to a specific preengined de -- pre-arranged fault -- default search engine. in the beginning it was googling -- google. we discuss at the end of our agreement

chris riley, thank you for being on "the communicators. " >> thank you very much. >> now joining us on "the communicators" in las vegas, hank hokquist. fiffers all, what is at&t previewing here at the show? >> well, a lot of at&t's activities around the show have to deal with an afpp -- app development. that is a big part of our involvement here at the show. so when it comes to hacking and privacy and some of the security issues we've all been reading about, how much of at&t's focus is preventing that? >> well, at&t has a very sophisticated and experienced security office. we are, i would say, extremely knowledgible in and focused on security issues. at the same time we recognize that we don't have total control over that environment. so it is an interesting space in that no one network has an ability to on an end to end basis control security on the internet. it is a challenging space. >> let's take that to your job as vice president of federal regulatory issues. would you like to see congress enact some type of security legislation? if so, what would be the depsh what would the focus

chris thank you so much. we'll see you in the morning. joining us now jason riley. t do you expect tuesday night? >> presidents usually set off their accomplishments and kick off the next year. this president doesn't have a lot of accomplishments to brag about. what he does consider accomplishments are probably things that cost his party the senate in november. so i think you'll hear him talk about obamacare, but the reality and how more people are insured but the reality is it's still unpopular in the polls and leading democrats like chuck schumer are having second thoughts about whether it's helped the party politically. you'll hear him talking about job growth, but it's nowhere near where it should be at this point in a recovery. and the unemployment rate has gone down, but that's mainly a function of fewer people looking for work. middle class wages are still stagnant. i think you were mentioning some of the recent polling. i think what's saving him a lot right now are low gas prices. and people are crediting the president. usually presidents do get the credit or

chris was also an offensive coordinator for the san diego chargers in 1999 and 2000 under mike riley. now, if 90% of life is just showing up the other 10% may be what you're wearing. despite marshawn lynch's refrain this week, i'm here so i won't get fined, we all heard it yesterday several times, the nfl reportedly looking into whether or not the beast mode hat he wore yesterday and today could warrant sanctions after all. >> he's trying to do the best job he can as being him. maybe you don't feel that's what he should do. but that is what's going on. in that sense, he's being true to himself. >> you know why i'm here. >> i love marshawn. i like it. >> all right. gled wood native julian edelman will play in a second super bowl for the patriots. the wide receiver has earned every penny he's made. but nothing in his football career has come easy. >> you could say julian edelman's road to super bowl xlix started here in mountain view. his father frank run a-1 auto tech for years and laid down the blue collar work ethic for his son. >> what we did is tried to be the best we could be at t