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the coo leaders then going on the channels and thanked them and said that the coo couldn't have succeeded without them. he never forget what happened and the government redrew the venezuelian media landscape. >> this has been in the making when the events of april 2002 happened the government of chavez realized that the state media was very weak to challenge the influence of private media and they have build an immediate that doesn't contradict the government. only one, only one critical broadcaster remaining there. >> now even global has changed sides. after years of clashes with the government and crippling fines for alleged violations of the media laws sold off last year to a businessman tied to the government. an editor but quit the day after the protests began over the blockout issue, and says she relied on the columbian challenge. and then that channel going to black. >> that happened on the 12th of february, i remember, i left the office and going home to watch 24 and all of a sudden the signal was cut. >> the president made that decision against 24 as it was encouraging violence p

dropbox reportedly hiring its first coo. more on why the company takes the head of google's motorola division, next. you can watch us on your phone, tablet, bloomberg.com, and apple tv as well. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." cisco has reported a drop in sales and profit in the second quarter. sales fell eight percent. half it dropped 55%. being hurt by slowing sales outside of the united states. ceo john chambers sees big things ahead for cisco and the so-called internet of things. the connected car and connected home realm. here is what he told "in the loop" earlier today. >> this is where the tipping point is going to occur, and the internet of an everything. at the consumer electronics show just a couple months ago at the world economic forum, it was the top technology topic. the google bought nest, consumer companies said, i get it. chambers said the internet of things could be a $19 trillion market over the next decade. dropbox has reportedly hired its first coo according to wall street journal. dennis woodside,

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dismissed the president and saying he abandoned the office and he fled the capitol and calling it a coo. an act of resistence the protestor tearing down the statute and the former prime minister released from prison. our jennifer glass is on the ground in kiev and what is the release mens to the protests there? >> you know, they have been waiting for this for two and a half years and she's been a symbol of the protests here and the poster child of this independence square movement and they have been calling on her to be freeded and today that is what happened. freed from jail just a few hours earlier. >> i wanted to support you. you are the heroes. you are the best that ukraine has. >> she dreamed of being here in person. >> i couldn't be with yous because i was in a cage and if i were with you we could have found a peaceful way. >> moments before arriving to the stage, a funeral for one of the protestor killed in the past week. >> we need to punish the people that organized this who made such cruel things and if we don't punish them we are worth nothing. >> this appearance is meaning a

always been at the command of the president, the armed forces, which the president has very effective coo oped and corrupted by the drugs trades, as well a para troopers. there could be moderates in the sectors and maybe coming to a point of refusing the orders of this government. they have been infiltrated by the government. >> the opposition is allgarts. listen to that mother again. >> she said she's not an alaing garbing and saying that he's fighting the ideas with bullets. tomorrow big protests are planned. a lot of criticism and no clear strategy. what do you think will happen and will this escalate? >> first of all, the opposition for the last five years or so has really much or nine years doubled down on the electoral strategies. but it is failed to allow them to capture legitimate particular frustrations over the economic conditions and now taking to the streets and this is because the other avenues of protests and independent voices are closed down. but the risk is you are going to face very much a confrontation because we are seeing the government raising the rhetoric and using

. >> the parliament isn't cooing nationally, and they are right now reviewing the chain of the prosecutionso what is happening right now is the last chance for which -- we want to change to the competition 2004. the actual competition that he is electe elected d that he illegally changed in 2010. by a coupe. >> e.u. foreign ministers held an emergency meeting that announced that the 28 nation block will impose sanctions, al jazeera phil ittner is in brussells for us, phil, who in the government is being targeted? >> tony, they are still trying to figure that out, but it's an intense day of talks here, as western europe tries to gauge the response to the chaos on it's doorstep. >> foreign ministers and top dignitaries of the 28 nations arrived in buts sells to agree on a response to the violence in ukraine or items that can be used against the protestors but also to join the u.s. in high ranking members of the government, with travel rejections asset freezes and other sanctions. e.u. leaders are stating clearly the bulk of the blame for the clashes lies with the authorities. squarely result

coo -- catastrophe of the 1990s and now russia is able to conduct big international events on a veryh level. >> reporter: in short, this is about brand russia, and the way countries try to make themselves look attractive on a global stage has a wildly used new name, soft power. this magazine has an index of soft power around the world. >> we are living in a world where soft power has become increasingly important, where the way that people view you is just as important as the threat that you can pose. so a lot of countries don't necessarily want to use military mite. they want to use other things to influence other countries. >> reporter: much reported stories of corruption, human rights abuses have doubted the reputational benefits of sochi, but it's much too soon to make that assessment. >> it's difficult to know for sure, but it's likely that this man here would have been just as enthusiastic about the sochi games as vladimir putin is, but times have changed and, of course, russia has changed too. in many ways, that's exactly what these games are more. they are an attempt to convi

politically it is huge because it is a significant coo for the president and claiming one give a message of effectiveness and two put to rest the notion that somehow his administration was trying to re-kindle the old style of, old corrupt pact between the ruling party and the traffickers and now putting to rest those theories. >> john, number ones have been kaukt or killed in the past and their organizations have simply rolled on, maybe a power struggle, maybe some more killing going on around the top, but the product still moves; is less cocaine coming to the united states because of this type of arrest? >> maybe less drugs moved across the boarder in the short term because of the struggle to replace to what the lass of guzman and the senior lieutenants and the security aides that were aest are -- arrested. what we see happen is that everyone lays low, wait to see who is targeted next, are there more arrests and what will be the immediate impact and so in the short term you are going to see some impact here and then again, going back to supply and demand, as long is there is a demand so

." >> it's not a coo color camera how did it know?the position. >> the system explains what it's doing so the driver is not confused ever. >> how did it know to go to the left instead of the ride ro rig. >> it follows the line. >> what happens if a kid comes out chasing a ball? >> oh, my god. oh, my god! we almost killed that guy. it checks to see if is anybody behind us or next to us. it makes the decision to brake or swerve. can we park it now? >> yeah. >> hwe cancel do can do that frk seat right? >> this is my space. >> it's calling dibs on that spot and now it's parking. i love watching the steering wheel just spin itself. >> what happens if i inter interresult it? it stops. as car makers head toward that date it may not be the technology but the human factor. at stanford automobile lab they are using a state of the art stimulator to answer the question how fast can a driver react when they are thrust back into control of a an autonomous car. when is the most dangerous time in a car. >> the moment when the car shifts back to the d

the snown't cooing to lift up and as it pushes east, everything will end. so in this area today, this area tomorrow, and by the weekend it is off the coast. warm air continues to get pulled up. first end of it is picked up just east of this cold front, be uh the computer forecast, but this line develops and these are strong storms by midnight tonight, moving through kentucky, temperature temperature, and the southeast. behind it it is clear, but ahead of it you have the risk for the strong to severe storms. a big jump in temperatures up in the 60's and 70's. it will slide off the coast by friday evening. saturday and sunday. much colder. >> i'll dell walters in new york, 101 east is next, check us out 24 hours a day at aljazeera.com. group of explorers made their first tentative steps into the unknown. willingly risking their lives,

(russell laughing) (bird cooing) go on! get out of here! go on! mr. fredricksen. it likes me. whoa! russell! no, stop! that tickles. carl: get out of here! go on! get! (hisses) (exclaims) (hisses) (exclaims) uh-oh. no, no, no! kevin! it's okay. mr. fredricksen is nice. kevin? yeah. that's his name i just gave him. beat it! vamoose! scram! hey! that's mine! (gagging) (retches) (groans) shoo! shoo! get out of here! (squawks mockingly) go on! beat it! (exclaims in disgust) (squawks mockingly) russell: can we keep him? please? i'll get the food for him. i'll walk him. i'll change his newspapers. carl: no. "an explorer is a friend to all, "be it plants or fish or tiny mole." that doesn't even rhyme. yeah, it does. hey, look. kevin. what? get down! you're not allowed up there! (balloon bursts) (spits) you come down here right now! sheesh! can you believe this, ellie? ellie? hey, ellie! could i keep the bird? russell: uh-huh. uh-huh. she said for you to let me. but i told him no. i told you no! n-o. i see you back there. go on! get out of here! shoo! go

in the studio, the former facebook employee and also now the coo of "message me. and the bloomberg contributing editor editor and cory johnson, our editor at large. it has been fascinating listening to you throughout the conversation and your commentary throughout. on what mark based zuckerberg had to say. tell us what the big picture is. why did facebook by -- buy whatsapp for $90 million? class i cannot comment on that, but growing bought a large, network of mobile users, people communicating on their product. if you look at the mobile landscape today, we are at a point where discovery and search is fairly constrained by two big players. apple with their app store and google's play store. you heard mark talk a little bit about this. in some waysesents a portal. it is a 460 million and growing network of people engaging via this portal. every day. the opportunity to introduce these services, whether their facebook or other services, this acquisition. i cannot really comment on the in termst certainly, of what the opportunity represents for face book in a large an

wanted to be sure to have a front-row seat for the big launch. [ hooting ] [ narrator ] after all-- [ cooinge the launch isn't until later, right? uh-huh, uh-huh. yes. well, what are you gonna do for the next hour? oh, i can keep them busy. how'd you like to help me with bird's final trial flight? ah! uh-huh. sure! [ chuckles ] okay. have fun. i'll see you in an hour.

if you are the coo company, that is the investor you want.ostwould argue that the popular man in europe. a lot of people need recapitalization who knows what will happen. >> a hasty part. we are clearly going to be all over what happens. mark carney is delivering a press conference. hearll be interesting to what he has to say about forward guidance. how do you you've all that into something more sophisticated, given the events that have taken place. what kind ofout reception you will get. then, we will talk about this application. it is making a splash. it does something really amazing. i will show you that in a little bit. that is assuming i can make it work on time. >> i love it. do not miss this app. guy johnson is all over this. guy johnson has the polls. we have an exclusive for you now. joining us now with the details of his ministry. who are they talking to? the cbcderstand that and the carlyle group are going to use it. for the moment, there is a bloomberg exclusive in our print edition. if it comes to this, they will be the biggest s

to supply its feathery uno but gavin and i need to list anything she cooed to be softened with wall to wall paper glue take a shoe that a tree box and paste the new. the panel is going in recent times. maria nouveau costs totally taken aback home. we agree to meet again in the evening. i'll attend the commemoration ceremonies alone. in the old city center running countess and bags and bob dwyer. it's an attempt to re create the ambience of the blockade officials call it a historic reconstruction. they are. a latrine vehicles are on display along with images of the warriors as samba music since the time. i know. and one the room the cheat the age brings me to add to this team and then the snapshots with a soldier impersonate and taken in front of an actual boss from the time period. it's proving to be a popular tourist attraction. much of it with me at this moment as a tourist visiting to make sure that these historic day will not be forgotten by now still what she finds so important about it. she replies that the pain suffered kian should never be repeated at the corner. yep as he she

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. >>> police in switzerland say they have arrest the coo pilot of a plane that was supposed to land in roam but was instead hijacked and forced to and mr. switzerland. one by one, the 200 passengers american airlines crew were escorted off the ethiopiaen airlines plane. the beg 76 -- boeing 767 was scheduled for a flight to roam, but the co-pilot had waited for the pilot to leave the cockpit, locked the door andt the controls. one passenger saids the hijacker threatened to crash 2 plane if the pilot didn't stop pounding on the door. the plane landed in switzerland, escorted by italian french fight ergates. the co-pilot threw a rope out of the cockpit, climbed down, surrendered and asked for asylum. authorities say a prison cell is more likely. police say the hijacker didn't have lamborghini gun and no one was injured. the airport was closed about two hours after the hijacked plane landed. that co-pilot could get 20 to 25 years in prison if convicted. >>> developing news out of south korea, nine people are dead after a roof collapsed at a university campus. emergency crews can responded

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among them the coo of jpmorgan, and the cfo of wells fargo, according to the wall street journal. all told, bankers sold $26 million in stock in january. the national association of home builders and wells fargo say lousy weather this month has made home builders less confident about the market for new, single-family homes. and as our cover story explains, there's even less good news for recent college graduates---many of them are paying off student loans and are unable to save for a downpayment on a home or condo. it's bad enough that builder confidence as measured by the national association of home builders and wells fargo is down ten points to 46. anything below 50 is considered 'poor" in expected sales and home buyers looking during the next six months. the lowest in nearly a year. much of it due to the worst february weather in years across much of the country. but there's also a lack of first- time buyers from among recent college graduates because many of them are still paying off student loans. "student debt, my loans are almost as much as my rent, which i have to pay eac

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depose president unocal bitch who refuses to step down saying the opposition is attempting a state cooed this as former prime minister yulia timoshenko is released from prison and addresses protesters in kiev. meanwhile local authorities from the east and south of the country hold an emergency meeting to take full control of their regions claiming the central parliament's decisions are unconstitutional. the european mediators said that help to broker a crisis deal for ukraine say they will support the new government while admitting the opposition has violated the agreement.

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. >> as the under secretary, are you the coo in a sense? >> well, we have three under secretary, one a earth science one is finance administration, and i'm for everything else. i have a ph.d. in anthropology. >> all right. american history in 101 objects. where did you get the idea? >> well there's a fellow who runs the british museum, ewen mcgregor and he wrote a book that was successful, and he said, richard do one on american history. well i didn't have to think about it too long. my wife is a public schoolteacher in the dc area and kids come from all over the world now. america is a much more diverse place, and we don't teach history that much. it's important in our sense of being american. i have to do it. well, i listened to my wife and so i wrote the book. >> how did you choose 101? >> not easily. you know at the smithsonian there's hundreds of curators and scientists who are passionate. we put out a call to various museums to suggest what should be in the book. as you could imagine people at the national postal museum had a slew of

. >> reporter: he says the extra money went into secret buckets, including buckets for the coo and cfo verify his claims, we filed a records request a asking to see invoices and checks for a list of expenses from 2011. while sam tran said it spent 50,000 dollars in public funds and countless staff hours on our request, the district could not provide invoices or checks for expenses ramires listed as fake or inflated. they included a $118,000 expense for mays arp & associates. that's the auditing firm contracted by sam trans to catch these mistakes. >> they did do additional testing based on questions raised recently. >> reporter: in november, the cfo told board members not to worry. >> they found no exceptions. they verbally reported that everything is fine. >> reporter: sam trans insists its audits have come back clean. but after our first report, auditors took a second look at the account where we founder roars. this time they did too. in a sample, mays found more than a million dollars of expenses that were inflated by staff, but did not deem the amount large enough for the agency to

a coo li thiund. guy i itre: he u welce toenny. sincseveh gre.tarbucks has been revealed. at the store with the logo of starbucks and named them starbucks opened near l.a. on friday. a comedy production company says the store was a publicity stunt for the comedy central show. a starbucks spokesman says the company might consider a lawsuit against the company. the company is run by tim heidecker and eric wareheim, comedy duo known as tim and eric. >>:--dumb starbucks. they were giving away, coffee instead of selling coffee. i guess sentence revealed that it's a publicity stunt hopefully it closes. >>: other stories we're following here on the kron4 morning news. michael samson coach is speaking out after the university of missouri star defensive player proudly announced that he is gay. it's something his teammates already know. he has been named the top defensive player in the southeastern conference. and most valuable player by his teammates. head coach gary pinkel says it was never a big issue for the team. >>:--michael sam. >>: i think overall

. >> the message me coo and former facebook executive with our bloomberg contributing editor.icahn writes an open letter to ebay shareholders to spin off paypal, while criticizing the board of directors, especially mark andreessen. ♪ >> welcome back. carl icahn is getting personal, taking strikes at mark andreessen, board member of ebay. what he is really upset about is the whole thing that happened with skype. andreessen bought skype and flipped it to microsoft at a much better price, ripping off shareholders of value. >> skype was going to be sold by donahoe. who i think was either naÏve or asleep at the switch. i will say this now. if i had been on that board and my representatives have been on the board, andreessen would not have bought skype. >> does carl icahn have a point? >> he has been advising ebay. when you see mark andreessen buying those assets, it is a concern. it is a criticism not just to him, but to john donahoe. >> does this happen elsewhere in the industry? >> very unusual. if you are the shareholder of ebay, and you look at the value that skype was able to

. >> i was the coo of a subsidiary of a silicon valley-based bank. looked at lots of different plans. i came across a technology company in the medical marijuana industry. i became fascinated and started to do boots on the ground research. >> what did you find? >> i went out and talked around the country and world. in the medical marijuana states. i talked to growers and dispensary owners and people who make different types of products. in canada, israel, spain, and the netherlands, trying to find out the product because there are no analysts research. we had to do it the old-fashioned way. it was a new industry. an industry that had a lot of problems certainly. a lot of unprofessional managers and unsophisticated business plans but one of the big changes is that the plans and people and strategies are getting better. >> you leave your job analyzing technology firms and you decide to start a venture firm that invests in cannabis businesses. >> that is right. i was driving from san francisco to san jose one day and listening to a radio show debate. i

dennis more of a coo for or drop stpwhocx >> you have to look at it as a cue for drop box.hey need to look like a larger company. they have 350 employees so with $10 billion evaluation they need a little more gray here. dennis is not an old guy but he brings that to the table. >> he's worked a lot of global expansion. drop box wants to be an international company. he spent a lot of time thinking about mobile and mobile is huge for the future of online storage. and if you think about what a company needs to go public you think about a situation like sharon joining facebook and eric schmidt joining google back in the day. they need somebody who has been around the block. >> and maybe some adult supervision too. >> you've interviewed dennis a few times. who is the winner here? >> when you asked me when le november vo bought motorola is woodside staying there and i said yes. i think it can be tough. here is somebody who was a long-time google executive who got this big opportunity with the motorola deal to be a c.e.o. because there was a need for independence. because with andr

they are accused of killing their way to the capitol in a coo. the general wants peace now.ut he doesn't accept much responsibility. >> we always speak about selective guard. no one says anything wrong about them. the government and the french have to take responsibility and control the situation. >> the christian fighters are taking revengs against muslims and thousands are leaving the country. some want to reconcile but on their own terms. >> we can't manage our community alone. we hear gun fire. muslims are shooting. >> peace keepers can't control the violence. another area empties after another shooting and christians have killed the fighter that ventured out. they are fed up living like this, living like animals. his family stays despite half of the neighbors are moving to a camp. >> we want to stop this. they can't govern or do anything for the country. they have arms and guns. we are living like this because of impunity. o where the christians and muslims lived peacefully until a month ago, he doesn't understand how it is coming to this. >> anticoo protests are taking

ard cooing to activists the hundred people were killed by such bombs on saturday. this' a similar scene. this is where the rebels say they push government troops out of several check points on saturday. >> one of a number of military operations we are carried out, very significant villages have been liberated by the heros of the islamic movement. villages have been totally freed and liberated. also strategic is now under our control, the highway will lead us to join the fighters of damascus. >> in the province the al quaida links says it has taken more strategic territory from the syrian army. >> by the grace and support of god, we managed to gain control of a modern ten-kilometers. fighting between the groups is continuing. the fighters kill two leaders from other islamic groups on saturday. a car bomb killed the leader of the brigades and a powerful commander of the support group was also killed and now we the government's issues more and more civilians are getting killed every day. al jazeera. >> let's get you back now to london for more news from europe. >> thi

motorola mobility ceo dennis woodside is joining dropbox, the online storage company as coo.fter lenovo agreed to by motorola mobility.