here is a clip what happened the night cox was fired. all the networks -- i happen to be watching television, and learned about it that night. i had just pled guilty a few days earlier, thinking that cox was going to do this right, and i had agreed to cooperate with him, and proceed accordingly. i was somewhat stunned when this interruption occurred. i was able to locate that clip. >> at the white house, president nixon has disbarred archibald cox and abolished the special prosecution office as a result of prosecutor cox being discharged, attorney general elliot richardson has resigned his post as attorney general. and when deputy attorney general william ruckelhaus refused to carry out orders from the president, he was discharged as deputy attorney general. the acting attorney general now will be solicitor general bork who informs a special prosecutor cox that he had been discharged. all this happened after a day in which special prosecutor cox had said he could not carry out the provisions of a new position that the president took on t

his agent todd france and cox have not center the deal.nt went on wip this afternoon to dispute my story. >> i'm 44 years old. you think i enjoy people, you know... i shouldn't say people, a person talking about me with this kind of miss information and framing knit a certain way? no, it wants me to be that tough guy and throw on the boxing gloves and let's go at it, howard. let's go. >> let me tell you. i have reserved date at the wells fargo center, todd, and i'm on. you better get your rear end here. >> all right. >> let's break this down. >> todd france represents other players in the same positions in the nfl buffalo marcel darius $96 million deal with 60 million guaranteed. not his player but kazoo has 114 million-dollar contract. 60 million guaranteed. fletcher cox in that same area with those players so do you the math. and todd france never directly disputed my numbers today. >>> the flyers are back on the ice today for the first time since the end of the season. they are getting ready for the best team in hockey washington caps t

that's where he met this man, billy cox. cox, a bass player, would eventually tour the world with hendricks and become one of his closest friends. >> i heard this guitar. i said that's a unique way of playing. i said i used to play bass in the high school symphony. but i don't play anymore. he said they've got new electric basses. check it out and we'll do some the rest is history. >> reporter: after leaving the army, the two formed a band called the king casuals. they played at small venues in tennessee and nashville. eventually he moved to england and formed the jimi hendrix experience. within months, he was cranking out top 10 hits like hey, joe, and purple haze. when he grew tired of the experience, he knew who to call, his old friend, billy cox. cox was busy performing with stars like sam cook, little richard and etta james. and then woodstock came calling. jimi says, you know, those people are spending a lot of energy on the stage. we'll take that energy, utilize it and send it back to them. >> reporter: after woodstoc

fletcher cox is going to be on our team. he's going to be on our team going forward.re not trading fletcher cox. we're trying to sign him. we're trying to extend him. we're trying to do something that all us can feel really good about. >> fletcher cox will be here. i'm john clark. we're right back. narrator: looking out for wall street ceos - that's what congressman sestak did. sestak was one of only eight democrats to join republicans to allow ceos of bailed out banks to pay themselves unlimited bonuses using bailout money. an "outrage," according to newspapers. for working families - katie mcginty for senate. she'll invest in education, not ceo bonuses. and fight for pay equity for women. helping families - not wall street. katie: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works f

in return, cox hit him in the t head with a metal object.he saw the pleading, that's when he topped. the traffic stop occurredd outside cox's sister's house on ninth street and says he was throwing the haul a hoops and a cooler. but says he was upset after seeing them use the taser on his boyfriend. as far as him tasting me afterin himg putting the handcuffs on me i was very compliant. both men say the officers usedç what you all doing, you don't dn have to be tastingment you already have him in thehe handcuffs. why are you doing this? and he started yelling gay stuff. > us park police confirm an officer did use a taser on john davis. but it was before he was in handcuffs, not after. sergeant and a rows also says an officer only used force against cox inside the house as he was being assaulted. the second officer that had come did pepper spray that second th person and at that point, that suspect grabbed -- reached out his hand and grabbed that officer's genitalia and squeezed. the officer's only resource wass to punch him in the eye with a

fletcher cox in that area so do you the math.nce never directly disputed my numbers. >>> these agents are spin doctors. and how many of them actually tell the truth? >> he's got the boxing gloves i want to watch this one. >> i'm ready. >> it will be interesting. >> drop them. don't go fraser. >> rumble in the jungle, baby, >> live from philadelphia. this is fox 29 morning news. >> this morning a father fighting for his life, what he was doing when he was carjacked, beaten, shot and left for dead. >> 40,000 verizon workers are set to strike, the working conditions they don't agree with, and who will step in to replace them. >> and a local mother is floored by a nasty note someone left at her home. the language it uses to describe her three year old son with autism. >> good day, everybody, it is wednesday, april 13th, 2016. look who is back. >> well, i decide i wouldn't come back until the weather got better. >> good for you. >> i always said we need more could you cow. >> it was quiet without you. >> my goodness, here is the deal,

>> and is courtney cox reengaged to her ex? we have the new make-out video. and is blake proposing to gwen after five months of dating? >> get ready for the most star-packed "e.t.." ever. >> you can quote me on t >> jennifer lawrence on her new movie with chris pratt, will smith, ben affleck and the >> why is amy schumer calling out her boyfriend's mom? >> and -- laziness at the captain america premier. >> that's kind of weird. what happened when the stars hijacked her interviews. >> get out of here. get out of here. get out of here. >> now for april 13, 2016, this is entertainment tonight. every star in the world, literally on the entire planet, is on this show today. nancy, we now know there are three official seasons in hollywood. award season, pilot season and baby season. >> megan fox's surpr asking if blake lively and ryan reynolds are expecting again. tonight's top story, oh, baby. >> is blake hiding something under the robe like a baby bump? all of these images are fuelling pregnancy rumors. lively was in malibu filming reshoots for her upcoming film

fletcher cox in that area so do you the math.ance never directly disputed my numbers. >>> these agents are spin doctors. and how many of them actually tell the truth? >> he's got the boxing gloves i want to watch this one. >> i'm ready. >> it will be interesting. >> drop them. don't go fraser. >> rumble in the jungle, baby, bring it on. >> mega millions is next. good luck. >> today on "tmz" --

as somebody with no stranger to gala high profiled events, tomorrow night in new york city, edward cox, dick nixon's son-in-law is going to be hosting an exclusive sold out huge black tie gala event. tickets to attend are reportedly a minimum of $1,000 each. the event is going to happen in one of these huge midtown hotel ball rooms at the grand hyatt on 42nd street in the heart of new york city. at this event tomorrow night they're going to raise a gazillion dollars for the republican party of new york state. he will be hosting all three republican presidential candidates in person. they will have the guest at the black tie gay at that tomorrow night. over the past year, hundreds of u.s. cities have had protests and noisy marchs and loud rallies by low wage employees fighting to raise the minimum wage to 15 bucks an hour. this campaign has been creative and aggressive and did i mention loud? over the past year remarkable success. 15 bucks an hour at the start of the campaign seemed high in the sky. just in the last few days, new york state and california governors have signed laws that

after his arrest -- cox allegedly sexually assaulted a nurse treating an injury to his hand.ington post" reports cox grabbed a woman at a metro station in 20-14 and on a train last year. he spent 45-days in jail each time. a former speaker of the house is now getting his affairs in order, before dennis hastert was sentenced to more than a year behind bars for a violating banking laws, in order to pay hush money to men he sexually abused as a high school wrestling coach. hastert later admitted to the crimes, but will not be prosecuted because the statute of limitations has expired. the 74-year-old must also undergo sex-offender treatment, and pay 250-thousand dollars to a crime victims' fund. its unclear when hastert will have to begin his sentence. in the day ahead-- loved ones will hold a funeral for firefighter nicole mittendorff. the 31-year old was was missing for more than a week before she was found dead in shenandoah national park. police discovered a suicide note in her car. a viewing and funeral will be held at at mclean bible church in vienna. visitation begins at 1

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i like your name chris cox. i think it's a cool name.d idea? >> we started to watch all kinds of people using it in lots of different ways. whether it was just somebody streaming a very sort of, like, commuting to and from work with their friend, or whether it was people like hillary clinton or athletes, the villanova team going live from back stage in their locker room. starting to see all of these different scenarios where people were bringing people into their lives and taking people behind the scenes and connecting with them in new ways. >> when you add new things to thebook page, sometimes you get a little pushback from viewers. how do you roll that out and handle that? >> very carefully. >> don't want to upset the user? >> exactly. we spend a lot of time on making sure that we are doing a nice job of educating people and introducing the product to the experience in a new way. the really cool thing about live is everybody who has seen it so far really, really loves it. it's an exciting experience for people who have tried it. you gu

he puts fletcher cox right in there. so he want to be because the salary cap since those contract were signed, has gone up. so with that he want fletcher cox to get more. i know, i know the little game that's going on. and you have got some time, but here is the negative for fletcher cox and the agent. the eagles have him this year want to take, when you know the e-a-g-l-e-s del block him out? that's the reality of the situation. >> you can wait, you can play these games, eventually he has to sign, eventually i think he will sign. >> do you think fletcher wants to be an eagles? >> absolutely positively. one, it is not even a question. 100% he wants to be an evening he will. but his problem, now, a lot, remember, these will young guys, we forget sometimes how young they are, they're manipulated by the agent because the agent by setting this level, number within, recruits players out of college, look what i got this guy. you come with me, play the defense and he has other players he can represent on the defensive line comi

allegedlyarrest, cox sexually assaulted a nurse treating an injury to his hand. i say that he grabbed a woman at a metro station -- they say that he grabbed a woman at a metro station in 2014 and just last year. jonathan: children are now getting blood tests over concerns of the lead in water at a school. a sample from one of the fall sits tested -- at one of the fauctes tested 20 times the acceptable level. how many kids are getting tested? jay: a number of them here at the elementary school. also, two other schools. there was elevated lead levels at two elementary schools. moments after these children were tested, we spoke with frustrated parents. children are being tested one after another at capitol hill montessori to make sure they do not have elevated lead levels in their blood. this little guy's results came back perfect, to the relief of his mother. are sharing cell phone video so you can see the test process taking place. they are deeply concerned about what has transpired the last several months. >> may have known about this issue. the cityhe summer, fo

so, archibald cox was doing that. he was advocating on behalf of the united states citizens, saying this is wrong. the second point i thought i would make is that we have been talking about the 14th amendment without emphasizing the point that the 14th amendment provides that citizen s shall not be denied equal protection of the laws. the argument here, ultimately, was treating people's votes differently depending upon where they lived was a violation of equal protection of the laws. the third point was that, to doug's point, archibald cox is making an incremental step. i think he felt that if we asked the court to go all the way, to say, we can handle this case, we can take this case and decide whether the constitutional principle was involved and then also decide what the constitutional principle was, was pushing it a little bit too far in terms of getting the necessary five votes to win the case. but, if you took it incrementally, and that was what the assistant that doug was talking about, the assistant to the sol

for the republicans, we're projecting dan cox will win. he has nearly half the republican vote right now. the democratic race was the most expensive house primary contest in the country this year. news 4 is in silver spring with the raskin campaign. >> hello. the man who won that most expensive race for the u.s. house of representatives primary in history is on stage. we're going to let you listen a little bit to jamie raskin. >> from the aerospace workers. the grocery national nurses union. >> we want to show you a little bit of video earlier this evening. kathleen matthews who is a former television anchor gave a concession speech at her campaign headquarters in bethesda. then, of course, there is the third candidate every one was talking about. >> thank you. maryland's fourth congressional district, former lieutenant governor anthony brown after the come back with a win. he's the projected winner for the democrats. george mcdermott is the projected winner. >> he's given his concession speech a few minutes ago. >> let's take a look at wh

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stephen cox was in court yesterday and will be back in court tomorrow. reporting in northwest, ellen brian, wusa 9. >> the national park service says construction on the new fence should begin in 2018. >>> authorities have arrested three people with ties to one of the san bernardino terrorists. in custody are the brother of faruq. also the brother of the sister. the charges in today's case are they are charged with fraud over a sham marriage between marquez and his wife. >>> now to the campaign trail. the republican presidential trail, ted cruz fending off an attack from john boehner who took a shot at ted cruz during a speech at stamford. >> lucifer in the flesh. over my dead body will he be president. >> he allowed his inner trump to come out. >> cruz said that is proof that he is the anticandidate. >> reporter: donald and hillary are washington insiders. they believe in big government. they got rich exploiting the corruption of bog. >> he was saying i'm the only one that can beat donald trump. i have proven it time and time again. oh, please. >> both

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and threat they are cox is at least as good if not better than darius.azoo gets 114 million with 60 million guaranteed. you getting the picture right now. cox is in that ballpark and the salary cap has gone up since both those players have signed. people in the leg told me france represents other players on the defensive line and will use this field to create more value for the other players in those positions. now by the way in his interview he never said he was not offered that money. other than to say he didn't want to get into it. and negotiate on the air. i'll say this. i stand by my information. back to you, lucy. >> i can't wait to hear what happens in the 10:00 o'clock show. thank you so much, howard. >>> you decide tonight the house speaker does not mince words. he doesn't want it. he won't accept it. and he says, that's the end of it. house speaker paul ryan put to rest any speculation that he might emerge from divided republican convention this summer with the party's presidential nomination. in a statement ryan said delegates should choose fr

chris cox, welcome. >> thank you so much for having me, guys.t is the change we will see on our facebook page? >> facebook lives is what we are really excited to talk about today. right next to your newsfeed, there will be a new destination where you can go see people going live all around the world. live is something we started to roll out for a few months. open an app and tap a button and immediately stream the video what have is around you to your friends and family. >> what did you see, chris? i think it's a cool name. what did you see that made you think this is a good idea? >> we started to watch all kinds of people using it in lots of different ways. whether it was just somebody streaming a very sort of, like, commuting to and from work with their friend, or whether it was people like hillary clinton or athletes, the villanova team going live from back stage in their locker room. starting to see all of these different scenarios where people were bringing people into their lives and taking people behind the scenes and connecting with them

scott brown, former senator and ed cox, the former gop chair. new york state is seven days away from the primary where, do you stand on who should get all of these? this is a big chunk of delegates. >> the greatest show on earth is shown in new york state, and a move of five or six percentage points can decide whether donald trump has a chance to get it on the first ballot or whether there is open convention. that's what's happening in new york and will be decided april 19th by the grassroots of the republican party when they vote in the primary. liz: what did you make of what speaker ryan said? >> a serious man, a jack kemp protege. he wants to carve out agenda on which our presidential candidate will run. he wants this presidential election to be battle of ideas and as speaker of the house he can put forward an agenda that can get through the house, maybe to the senate and be on the new president's desk to be signed the first day of office. liz: the keys to the agenda, matt schlapp, conservatism holds the keys to fixing our problems. though ri

los angeles, before heading to rockland, in california, to present those awards.f special thanks to cox, time warner cable and comcast. every month this day on c-span, be sure to watch one of the top entries at 6:50 a.m. eastern before "washington journal." newsmakers, virginia enator mark warner on the budget committee. newsmakers. on c-span. >> the book tells both a story manuscript,that the this national treasure isn't hat we thought, while also trying to chronologically think about what was madison encountering at the time, and keeping those two narratives tricky for a uite while. >> sunday night on q&a, boston college law school professor mary sarah builder discusses her hand which takes during and after the conventional constitution in 1987. >> he folded those sheets in the front and the two pages and the middle. he sewed the two pieces of paper together in the manuscript. of paper that es e noticed was that the last quarter was that he didn't match with the earlier one. suspicion thatmy the end of the manuscript had been written later. it was a wonderful thing to get to see that

a special thanks to our cable partners, charter, comcast, cox, and time warner cable.e sure to watch the 21 winning entries before washington journal. on monday, british prime minister david cameron gave a seeming to the british house of commons on his role in the panama papers and his decision to release his tax returns. he is a questions about tax evasion laws. a member of the parliament was asked to leave after he called the prime minister "dodgy dave." >> order. statement. the prime minister. p.m. cameron: thank you, mr. speaker. ofterday, i published all the information in my tax returns. i've given additional information about money inherited and given to me by my family, so people can see the sources of income that i have -- my salary, the benefit in kind of living in number 10 downing

a special thanks to our cable partners, charter, comcast, cox, and time warner. weekday this month, he sure to watch one of the top 21 winning entries at 6:50 a.m. eastern before washington journal. >> on tuesday, the present the unit -- european parliament discussed efforts to combat the islamic state and other terrorist groups following the recent attacks in brussels. intelligencessed sharing, islamic radicalization and the migration crisis in europe. as of the first hour of the debate. -- this is the first hour of that debate.

candace cox is the woman of the hour. >> the most important thing for me personally is that every timese my eyes and i say a prayer and i ask my god as a person of faith how he feel, he doesn't seem to have a problem with it and my parents have no problem with it and their opinion matters to me. >> reporter: cox is transgender. she says she's one of the tens of thousands of transgender people in north carolina affected by the public facilities privacy and security act, a new state law that requires trance people to use the public restroom related to the gender to their birth certificate, not how they identify. >> this law affects us because it puts us in danger and it is open discrimination. it's no different than the jim crow laws that we had here in the south. >> reporter: at home, candace and her husband, adam daniel, say that now that she'll be required to use the men's room, they worry she'll be tisly assaulted or worse. >> i would say most of the attention is because the people do not understand what the bill actually does. >> reporter: statehouse republican pro temp one of the b

candace cox is the woman of the hour. >> but the most important thing for me personally is every timey eyes and ask my god as the person of faith how he feels, he doesn't seem to are have a problem with it and my parents have no problem with it and their opinion matters to me. >> reporter: cox is transgender. she says she's one of the tens of thousands of of people in north carolina effected by the public facility's privacies and securities act. a new state law that requires trans people to use the public restroom relegate related to the gender on their birth certifica certificate. now how they identify. >> it put us in danger and it is open discrimination. it is no different than the jim crowe laws in the south. >> reporter: at home, candace and her husband say that now that she'll be required to use the men's room they worry she'll be physically assaulted or worse. >> most of the people do not understand what the bill actually does. >> reporter: stam is one of the sponsors. he says the law is not about limiting the protection of the lgbt community but rather not giving them special

martha easley cox died last september. her gift will support the center for steinbeck studies.he dedicated her career at the university. while she was alive, cox gave $5.5 million to the university, the largest total ever for a faculty member there. >>> the warriors plan on practicing in houston tomorrow before thursday's nba playoff game as people continue to face dangers from flooding all across texas' biggest city. right now the death toll stands at five. this follows a deluge of at least 18 inches of rain drenching houston and its suburbs. rainwater has swelled local creeks. earlier today, bystanders pulled two boys to safety after they tried to explore a rain-swollen bayou in a kayak. >> i was just tired, you know. the water is strong. >> we asked them if they were okay. they were like, we're fine. next thing we knew, we're calling 911. >> reporter: other people raced to save horses from drowning. water has also driven thousands of people from their homes. reporter courtney fisher with our abc sister station in houston has more. >> reporter: hoisted into trucks brought in

i agree with ed cox. i think the economy continues to be important. i just think that we have to show the contrast and why democratic leadership has been better. when president obama came into office, you had the stock market had lost 50% of its precrisis peak value. you look at where we are today with the strength of 73 months of job sector growth, i think anybody would take their chances in today's economy versus what we had when bush left office with 800,000 jobs being lost every month. we have to remind people what it was like when everyone was losing their homes and savings and there was this exploding crisis that really left our country in shambles and say, do you really want to go back with republicans or do you want to move forward. and ultimately, we're having a spirited debate, but it's about moving forward. >> to be clear, the economy is sort of bumping along the bottom. but the talking point and the messaging that you're talking right now, how do you get that out and let it resonate with the people so they actually come out and vote in thi

t cox admits to together ther objects but says he was upsetet because police tased his boyfriend.bo >ly withyf rawhat he was requiring or asking me to do. that's why i don't understand the injustices done here asices far as him tasing me after putting the handcuffs on me. i was very compliant.plia >> the second officer that hadad come did pepper spray thatha seconds person and at that t point that suspect grabbed the -- reached out his hand h h and grabbed that officer's genitalia and squeezed.ee the officer's only recourse was to punch him in the eye way closed fist. >> both men were charged withret assault on a police officerff but the charges were droppede dd just hours later.at they've hired an attorney to aor represent them.re >>> meanwhile a d.c. policeile officer was hit by a car while w on the job. j the accident happened aroundnedd 8 o'clock last night at a southern avenue and mississippi avenue southeast. su the officer's injuries were injw not life-threatening and theg at car who struck the scene. >>> an investigation is under way to figure out whygaure ouy explosive traini

charges surfaced about whether cox could testify because she is now his wife. the judge ruled he is not protected byspousal privilege because she is the victim in the case but on wednesday, the charges were dropped . for more on this let's bring in andy williams, an attorney and fox news contributor and wendy patrick, the trial attorney and prosecutor. thank you for joining us. wendy, give us basics first of all. why was the case dropped? >> the case was dropped because it could be proven with the evidence that was available so heather, you point out privilege. what's interesting about this case is it's true alabama as a privilege, you don't have to testify against the spouse but not if one spouse is a victim so here the victim says i do but i don't want to testify. that's a problem. the judge ruled she had to testify legally but you can't find her and that was the reason for the dismissal. not because legally her testimony would be admissible but the practical problem that we don't know where she is. so if you ask for continuance, it was denied and that's the

and he will face dan cox in the general election. to the fourth congressional district, former lieutenant governor anthony brown won the democratic primary there. donna edwards had that seat since 2008. with 99% reporting, george mcdermott is the projected winner of the republican nomination. >>> maryland voters are overwhelmingly behind the two front-runners in the race for the white house. both donald trump and hillary clinton beat their competitors by 30% yesterday. trump took wins in the other four states holding primaries as well giving him nearly 100 new delegates this morning. clinton lost only one democratic primary yesterday. senator bernie sanders took rhode island by about 10 app can be a great our political ag >> the white house is now incustody. the white house was briefly placed in lockdown around 4:00 yesterday afternoon while the president was there. the secret service says the man hopped a fence at the old executive office building. >>> alleypalooza kicks off in the district today. the city's campaign to renovate and

joining me now is ed cox.elcome to you i want to talk about that poll and thursday night's gala with the party. trump and kasich got warm receptions. we heard ted cruz not so warm there. is new york a shoo-in for trump or any chance he would see an upset with kasich winning and the tone for ted cruz there? why did he get such a dour reception, shall we say? >> because the secret service held up getting into the hotel for about an hour and a half. so everything started late. it was very late in the evening, getting 9:30, 10:00, dessert was over. people were impatient. and senator cruz happen to be the last one talking. it was a very good presentation on his part. just happened to be bad timing. blame the secret service for that one it. >> had nothing to do with ted cruz, the candidate nor the views he exspouses in new york city. it was just about logistics? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> all right. >> this is our new hampshire moment. but we've got a lot of delegates and donald trump is going to do very well. th

dan cox would the republican primary. >> in the democrats for the congressional district primary it was anthony brown over glen ivy former maryland lieu ten apt governor is looking to make a political come backaf ago.right coming up on 5:05 it's cooling down. >> yes. >> getting cooler. >> yeah, but i mean --. >> when we came in it was. it's getting cooler. that's what i'm saying i want everybody to know when they wake up it will be cooler toda today. and 20 degrees cooler today than yesterday. >> then it was -- wow why aim acting brand new you said it would get cooler as the week went on. >> i'm not trying to correct you just set the record straight. >> newspaper of us is above being ekt corrected i'm okay with that. >> it's about fist impression right when you get out there and it's not dramatically cold or anything like that but it is cooler and temperatures continue to drop off a little bit and passing showers and it's not a big deal. we're not talking about a the love rain here. i notice a in out i 24eu some sections oe commute could be a little problematil righ planners show for -

joining me now, new york state republican party chairman ed cox.come in. let me run this by you. we asked republican voters in new york, has this primary process energized or divided your party? 57% say it's divided. 39% say it's energized it. what do you think of that? >> it's done both. we are the majority party in the country. this is a very diverse state among republicans. when you get that extra energy, the divides will happen but we'll come right back together after that. it's going to come back. >> it's going to take some work. we'll come back together. we have more legislative seats in the 50 states. we have more state houses. we have the good majority in congress and some more governors than we ever had. when you're that, you're kind of like will rogers. >> you're the chairman here in new york state, is there among republicans in, a sense of hometown pride. >> first time in history of primaries in new york state. the republican grass roots votes will mean something. this is exciting for them. we planned for it. we got our own primary. it's

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i am pleased to have chris cox at this table for the first time. welcome. >> thanks so much for having me, charmie. greet to be here. >> rose: we talked a little byo when i sat down. are you at stanford, you completed your undergraduate degree, getting an engineering degree. >> right. >> rose: this gie named zuckerberg arrives in town. >> yes t was 2005, manned and does tin and chris hughes had moved out to palo alto. and they were busily recruiting folks to drop out of stanford to try to help them scale the facebook. at that point it was five million american college students. and z there were about 30 employees or so. and i wanted to meet mark. i read about mark in the stanford daily which was about the most prestigious paper you could read about mark in at that time. because the world was not take thk stuff that seriously at this point. and working at startups was not considered a good idea if you were in graduate school. >> rose: and mark wasn't thinking of a billion and a half users at that time. >> no. but it was cool. i went into the office.