emily: they're twin brothers who grew up in wartime iran, teaching themselves how to code on a commodore 64. then, after perhaps a life-saving break from the u.s. immigration system, they landed perhaps what is the american dream. getting degrees from harvard and silicon valley, eventually striking startup gold with companies that sold to microsoft and myspace. with their financial future secure, hadi and ali partovi became angel investors, backing companies like uber and dropbox and focused on democratizing the opportunity that gave them success with code.org. they kicked off a campaign that went to number one on youtube with some of tech's most iconic faces. joining me on studio 1.0, founders of code.org, hadi and ali partovi. i'm used to interviewing you guys separately, but it is a pleasure to have you together. i'm curious, what was it like growing up as the brothers partovi? >> it's just really wonderful to be a twin. i always felt that there was something amazing that not everybody else had. because i had someone i could trust with everything and look up to. and try to be as good

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what's known as commodore rock depicts a bird's head with a beak the two rocks behind it represent thewings the channel below the beak could have been used to carry the blood of sacrificial animals to the incas the condo was a symbol of freedom of the air the temple of the sun is a masterpiece of into architecture and seems set into the rock like a condo's nest from the semicircular tower the priests could make astronomical observations calculate the solstice or determine the precise position of the sun which played a vital role in religious ceremonies some and moon were at the center of all the incas sacred rites the semicircular wall surrounds addressed block of granite which resembles an altar and was presumably used for sacrifices at the center of matthew picchu lies the palace the political heart of the city the beauty and precision of the stone walls show that the priests and nobility ruled here today we know that the blocks were shaped with bronze and stone tools and then ground against each other until the pieces fitted like a jigsaw puzzle. the trapeze shaped door and window o

. >> companies that were starting to build personal computers, companies like atari, tandy, commodoree began to see them as a home market. and it was starting to seep into the public consciousness. >> personal computers have become the business of at least 25 manufacturers, with three companies -- radio shack, apple, and commodore -- grabbing three-quarters of the market. this personal computer costs about $1,400 and fits nicely on a desk corner. duplicating its performance five years ago would have cost $75,000 and involve the unit the size of a large refrigerator. >> when the average american thought computer, they thought ibm. it made these mainframe computers that ran pretty much everything. >> ibm was one of the most powerful corporations in america. and in technology, it was the most powerful company that had ever existed in technology. >> because of this activity in personal computers, it started to make ibm look like it was somewhere behind the 8-ball. >> they look at the apple ii and say, huh, we could build one of those. we built computers that put men on the moon. we'll get

in the commodore got to be as close as specializes in showing visitors icelandic diving highlights today an almost unknown place is on the agenda how. unexpectedly it's located in iceland's highlands a diving paradise far from the coast. states wine and guns presented we're going to a very special diving site because only a handful of people have dived here before we didn't even discover it until recently and it's something very special ops on the us. to be as true as it has been the head of the dive organization in reykjavik for almost twelve years today it is iceland's best known diving company. its international clients include actors like the american ben stiller appears second from the left. sweden's can call good stuff. and hollywood star tom cruise. in the search for the icelandic kinds are characterized by spas vegetation and fast flowing streams just getting his next bench and itself. after crossing a number of mountain ridges and rivers the dr has reached a plateau. this is a stars they tried but there's still no body of water in sight. to be as instructed everyone to get their

. >>> a completely different story for the white car in this video, because this commodore comes moving through like a comet. could you even tell that was a car? >> looked like something through a cigarette butt out the window. >> police were chasing these guys in sydney, australia. they started following knees fwo guys and one tried to stop them the they tried to stop them these what they sped away. police said once they started to ei'd have them the engine died, smoke filled the cabin, they lost control and they ended up smacking into three businesses. they had to be taken to the hospital. one's been released, the other one is expected to be okay, but. >> oh, wow. there's not a lot of that car left. >> yeah, that car wrapped itself around a pole but they were trying to eep vad police and the engine decided, you know what? not today. >>> you're out there off the gold coast of australia and you find treasure, sight seeing treasure. this man was on a personal watercraft cruising around when he stopped and saw this. >> no way, hello. >> a juvenile humpback whale. it's just a whale, but th

with the vietnam war plane which roland my generation wants to be a commodore every day. our documentary takes on a lot of times how do those who were not here a member of them. for the first time i had a feeling of being prompted something. means of those events today. to seeds for civil rights. peace movement women's movement went through this period. nineteen sixty eight the global revolt starts september first on d w. this is d w news coming to you live from berlin bus loads of federal police arriving kennett's as the eastern german city braces for fresh and immigrant protests we'll hear what life is like for chemist's residents and ask our correspondent there what authorities are doing to calm the situation. also coming up the populist government in rome says the e.u. must change the rules all the.

commodore a captive born on the island took the lead of a slave uprising. the sons of the land could not contain it. the scent on man experience had just revealed its limits but that did not matter the union between african slaves and sugarcane had been consecrated. from then on the portuguese knew that they could export their invention everywhere one by one they disassembled the mills yeah vns and the sugar factories and rebuild them in brazil. the key which changes the direction of the slave trade is the transfer of sugar as you mentioned earlier from one side of the atlantic to the other. and that then makes the hope to the part of the americas closest to europe which is a car be it. a year after the riots a majority leader of the rebellion was executed in public. the result of a large scale experiment between portugal and africa south home a despite the violence in which it was born has shaped its own history a history founded on the heroic struggle of the first slaves. i do not doubt my belief in folk on the. injustices. that he's not a good guy yeah i

or pledge to roll up my generation to watch the commodore every day of our documentary takes a little while tons of those who were near the members of the for the first time had a feeling of being part of something. means of those events today. who sued spoke civil rights to. the smokeless. it's clear. nineteen sixty eight the global revolt starts september first on d. w. . this is the w. news a line from above that was uganda this rubble lol make up beaten up in jail bobby whine faces charges of treason he says he was tortured in prison will take a closer look at the film a pop star who's taking on uganda's political elites and hear from his lawyer also on the program when you add to immigrant protests in ten minutes tonight they east in german city a scene today is a father confrontations we'll take you there live and ask what all sources of doing to calm the situation. come to its.

, flora paynencee uffy.ey is known as f her mother is gertrude vanderbilt and is a descendent of commodorevanderbilt. vanderbilt,s alfred who was on the titanic in 1912 when it goes down. if you know the story about the very rich fellow and his wife who are putting people in lifeboats ahead of them and putting everyone ahead of themselves and dying with incredible grace and courage, that is alfred vanderbilt. is has another uncle who less heroic. vanderbilt,reginald which sounds like a jackie gleason character, ok. [laughter] david: and like a jackie gleason character, he is an alcoholic, ok? ,ot uncommon in anyone's family but he marries for a second time plate and has a little baby girl before he dies 18 months later, ok? and that baby girl is gloria vanderbilt, ok? and her child is anderson cooper. so this family has a lot of connections here. foofy's vanderbilt, mother, she became a good sculptor, moved with the arts, and created the whitney museum of art, but it is not a happy family. there are infidelities, isferent interests, so flora not quite like gloria vanderbilt , the poor litt

her mother is gertrude vanderbilt and is a descendent of commodore vanderbilt. and all those other vanderbilts. her uncle was alfred vanderbilt, who was on the titanic in 1912 when it goes down. if you know the story about the very rich fellow and his wife who are putting people in lifeboats ahead of them and putting everyone ahead of themselves and dying with incredible grace and courage, that is alfred vanderbilt. she has another uncle who is less heroic. his name is reginald vanderbilt, which sounds like a jackie gleason character, ok. [laughter] david: and like a jackie gleason character, he is an alcoholic, ok? not uncommon in anyone's family, but he marries for a second time sort of late and has a little baby girl before he dies 18 months later, ok? and that baby girl is gloria vanderbilt, ok? and her child is anderson cooper. so this family has a lot of connections here. gertrude vanderbilt, foofy's mother, carried on different interests that her husband. she was into art. she became a good sculptor, moved with the arts, and created the whitney museum of

you have a sense of purpose, a sense of commodore, you find that again here. >> i was in the air force like a little boat in a big ocean, that was lost. team rubicon is my lighthouse. janice: this organization has saved lives. >> it's not only the mission that we serve but also brothers and sister that we meet. bonding with someone again and working for the same goal. janice: rebilling houses an rebuilding each other? >> absolutely, absolutely. janice: thank you. >> thank you. janice: amazing, these are veterans, these are people who spend their lives in service and afterwards they don't know what to do and they join organization like rubicon and feel purpose, rebuilding homes and rebuilding themselves, it's incredible. rob: so many how many houses. >> not only in houston and they'll be in florida and they'll be in hawaii because of hurricane lane. tremendous organization, if you want to support a great cause with great people visit their website teamrubicon.org. jackie: that's the best of america right there. rob: janice, thank you so much. fox news alert accused of training kids to b

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children are suffering from malnutrition and health workers fear it could worsen a cholera outbreak commodore reports now from neighboring djibouti. kushal to solve human swar go way beyond the bomb some bullets it's luck or food is the greatest threat run out khalid is weak and severely malnourished she's nine years old but weighs on in nine kilograms the ideal weight for a one year old baby. anyone who i know has been sick for almost four years i took her to several hospitals when they failed to treat her i took her to hospital the pediatrician there examined her and found a big stone three centimeters in size in her kidney. doctors up yemen's health hold a hospital in the port city of her they doing all the qantas everyone else live. from said she was suffering from severe pain in her left side after diagnosis we discovered that she has a fully blocked kidney we managed to do the operation for free but she didn't get any better due to malnutrition in. yemen has always been desperately pool but the war has made things much was. wild food prices rise incomes of plummeted with frequent asteri

the 2015 north dakota water users commodore. congratulations. ladies and john, please join me for lifetime achievement for congressional staff. [applause] >> i'm having fun. the final and greatest honor of the democracy awards is to recognize one staffer, an employee of the u.s. congress who is exemplified the spirit of public service in an unparalleled manner. like the lifetime achievement award for members, when they reviewed the nomination for staffers, there was one choice busted out. now, i've been here in washington for 31 years and 20 of them i have known this person. i have come to believe there are two types of people in washington. there are people who know judy schneider, and people who don't. if you're one of them, don't they say oh, who she, but when you meet someone they already react the same way and they say oh, i know her. they may recall the first time they heard her speak. maybe they can give a lecture on parliamentary, this is nothing against him but are not bein known for being funny, foulmouthed or opinionated or they may r

the congress responded by suspending the commodore from his post and bypassing the first whistleblower protection law. this resolution said "it is the duty of all persons in the service of the united states to give the earliest information to congress or other authority of any misconduct, fraud, or misdemeanors committed by any officers or persons in the service of these states." celebrating and honoring people like you or advocates like you folks are in our country is not new. it is a time-honored american tradition and literally as old as the republic. timely,ay time-honored, not always honored. we have this gathering today to honor whistleblowers, as we should. 1778 congresse in has sought to protect and honor whistleblowers. not enough, however. it is not just the right thing to do. it is the sensible thing to do. whistleblowers like those sailors on the ship warren know where to find the waste, fraud, abuse, and corruption. history has shown us over and over again how much our country needs whistleblowers. after3, nearly 90 years the first resolution congress 1863, a law was passe