[laughter] emily: when and why did you change your name to kim dotcom?im: i bought the domain, kim.com. i thought it would be great if my name was kim dotcom, so if anyone wants to know anything about me, i do not have to hand them a business card or anything. they can just go to my website. it is all there. emily: take me back to the start of megaupload. kim: i was a street racer. and i always made great videos about that and shared that in the street racing community, on the forums. the file sizes kept getting bigger and bigger, and you could not send large files over email, so i wanted to solve that problem by creating a server where you can upload a file, get a unique link, and then e-mail the link to the people you know. it was just a convenient solution to a problem that is still relevant today. emily: how quickly did it grow? kim: instantly. it was massive. within weeks, we had to buy dditional hardware, additional servers. no single penny was spent on advertising. the thing just got its own life. emily: at its peak, 50 million daily users? kim: y

dotcom: i would like to say this is not the last word on the matter. we have filed an appeal.'m still on bail. we will go through the whole process until the very end. christopher: dotcom has been through multiple hearings and delays since he was arrested in 2012. the german national is a permanent resident of new zealand where he was once known for his extravagant lifestyle. if he is extradited and found guilty by a u.s. court, he could face up to 20 years in prison. christopher: the beatles were one of the major holdouts in the music industry's shift to streaming, but they will not let it be. the fab four open in their catalog to the likes of spotify and apple music. the move could inspire other artists to come online. spotify alone has 75 million users, and it was a long, winding road, but now, you can listen to the beatles for free ♪ eight days a week ♪ all right, no more singing on the business desk. >> i promise i will not sing what we have coming up. now we are going to move to soccer. the german bundesliga, as you know, on its winter break at the moment, but the englis

whenpload was shut down inice raided dotcom's house auckland.aid they will appeal the decision. dotcom emerged from court after a judge said he should be extradited to the united states. >> we have filed an appeal. i'm still on bail. we will go through the process until the very end. reporter: he has lived in new zealand since 2010, where he was arrested in a dramatic raid on his mansion nearly four years ago. he and three cofounders of the now-defunct megaupload face charges of racketeering and money laundering. american authorities argue that their file site -- filesharing site cost companies more than $500 million because it allowed the illegal distribution of copyrighted materials. it was once the 13th most popular website in the world. dotcom has fought the case since megaupload was shut down in 2012, saying he was not responsible for any copyright infringement that occurred on his site. he has called -- cultivated a --h-profile during his he has described himself as an internet freedom fighter and accused the u.s. government of pursuing a

internet onto the newer kim dotcom facing -- entrepreneur kim dotcom face next edition from new zealandacy charges. what are the chances he will end up in a courtroom here? workout clothes for men -- sales have more than tripled. let's go to the markets desk, with the latest. we are able to hold onto this rally today? >> able to hold onto the rally. we are on session highs right now, especially after data this morning on better u.s. consumer sentiment and the drawdown in u.s. oil inventories from last week. the s&p 500, up 1.5%. the nasdaq up 0.7%. let's take a look at the s&p 500 for the year today. you can see that all the volatility that has happened, ever since we started the year -- i bring this up because there has been a flip-flop between positive and negative territory, happening a record 24 times according to the spoke ke investment bespo group. if it closes above 2058.9, we are above that, but if we close at that, we would be close to holding on -- the flip-flopping could bode well for next year, yearse since 1928, the 12 with the most number of crosses back and forth were fol

a new ruling says kim dotcom can be extradited to the united states. beatles fans finally get their wish, the music debuts on spotify and other services. the world's most popular drone maker tries to stay ahead of the pack with its first retail dealership. and a legal setback for a larger-than-life internet entrepreneur. a court ruled that kim dotcom can be extradited to the states to face charges. following the ruling, he spoke to reporters outside the courthouse. >> this is not the last word on the matter. we will file an appeal. i am still on bail. we will go through the whole process until the very end. emily: after his court appearance, he tweeted -- he also put out a twitter poll asking his followers whether he should be extradited to the united states. joining me now, his lead litigation attorney. what were the results of the poll? >> i do not know yet. emily: the judge has said there is overwhelming evidence to support him being extradited to the united states. the evidence in favor of kim is short of undermining the case. what is your reaction

dotcom says he was not responsible for any copyright infringement on his website. he has a high profile, setting up the political party and several other companies in new zealand. himself as an internet freedom fighter and accuses the u.s. government of pursuing a vendetta against him on behalf of the influential entertainment business. if it goes ahead, the case could have implications for the broader industry and to the such sites should police consumer content. stephen: from the national statistics office, it should be a 1.1% drop. the warm weather would reduce the number of money people are spending on winter clothes and heating. but it also effected the leisure sectors. let's take a look at the oil market. a new report from the opec group producing countries. expects opec says it long-term oil demand to be lower than previously thought, but $10 trillion worth of investment will be needed in the next 25 years to prevent a spiking crisis. opec predicts oil prices will rise to $70 a barrel by 2020 but will remain well -- what -- but $100.emain below a barrel of o

emily: kim dotcom us argument is that megaupload was a filesharing service just like dropbox, and het be responsible for the behavior of his users. he continues to maintain that he has not broken a single law, and that he will fight this to the end. he will fight this for four more years and whatever it takes after that. take a listen to how committed he is to this fight. >> i think this case is going to go on for a long time. i have prepared myself for that, mentally. this will be a fight. emily: the entertainment industry is saying that he robbed them of $500 million. a soundhink he has argument, but a judge has decided up to this point there is enough evidence to support a case against him. matt: if he robbed them of $500 million, he still has a mention in auckland. does he have any of the money? most of his assets are frozen. he had to move out of the mansion recently. everys get a stipend month. another big part of his fight is getting some of those assets unfrozen. he has five children. we are going to get a lot more answers here. matt: emily, thank you very much. "bloomberg we

dotcom is often associated with these extravagant displays of wealth. what is it like working with him? >> it is like working with a combination of the old comedian john candy and probably steve jobs combined into one person. he is an incredible innovator, somebody who can get people together to create great technology. he is extremely funny. it is a wonderful combination. emily: you and i have talked about this a lot. you said, if anything this should be a civil case, not a criminal case. isn't that an admission of some type of liability? case, there is a calculus that goes on. youtube was sued and if youtube did not have the funds to fight back, they would have lost. it is the same sort of situation. downsidetolerate the being money, but to have someone have to go to jail for 80 years -- he will not have a dime to pay for lawyers. using all of these things that are only available in a criminal case to make an uneven playing field. the theories they are putting forth are the types of theories that civil cases have against napster. case couldthink this

emily: my exclusive interview with kim dotcom. wish you had heard of last year, fingerprint cars, the swedish -- fingerprintch cards, the swedish maker of i/o biotech technology. apple has helped to this technology go mainstream. bigs used by other .anufacturers like lg fingerprint claims about 45% of biometric market this year. , as china tries to temper an economic slowdown, we will hear what one of its most prolific ceos has to say. ♪ china's leaders are signaling they will take further steps to support growth in the country, including stimulating the housing market as beijing tries to put a floor under the economic slowdown. isan on shareholder sales set to expire next month. the shanghai composite has rallied 20% this quarter after the government took unprecedented measures to stabilize equities following a $5 trillion route earlier this year. few people have a better take on ofiness than the founder alibaba. here is another stocking stuffer for you. i caught up with jack ma on singles day and asked him about business and the

dotcom is available for extradition to america. just did it. jumped as they smashed expectations. revenue in china jumped 24%. let us know what you think of today's stories by following as on twitter. trading in indonesia it is getting underway. here is a look at the market. how is it looking now? >> pretty green. stocks mixing up my sea of green, a little bit lower. a pretty good session here at very light trading volumes given that we are in that holiday state of mind. stocks,ple, sydney volumes 60% lower. still, some pretty good gains. hong kong shares extending gains as we get into the swing of the day. we are getting cpi numbers out of singapore, malaysia by midday today. we're seeing an uptick in oil prices, really helping commodity-sensitive industries across australia and southeast asia. let's look at the movers. the international listed hong kong company surging by 7%. suspended, buto, resuming trading today, up almost 10%. it purchased a $1.1 billion in china's largest bmw distributor to broaden its networks across that luxury sector. noble group is also doing well today

just ahead on tonight's cbs evening news, the future of the facebook fortune and the new trend for dotcomlionaires. hh >> glor: mark zuckerberg and his >> glor: mark zuckerberg and his wife made headlines last week college pledging to do i gate 99% of thaifer facebook shares. that stock is worth $45 billion right now. though some have been critical of the move. here to explain cbs news business analyst jill sha linger. why the backlash? >> this is about the way they form this organization. so most people have a charitable organization that is called a 501c3. zuckerberg formed something called a limited liability company. it offers more flexibility. yes, that company can gich to charity but it can also make donations to politicians, to lobbyists, and actually invest in for-profit ventures. but the critics are saying hey, it's not actually subject to irs rules about charity. they don't even have to give away a certain percentage of their assets every year. >> glor: on the subject of the irs there are tax advantages here. >> yes and no. and i think it was interesting. zuckerberg really did d

it is -- if you make a commodity, like if you were a dotcom, i don't know how you make it.hat's scary. like u.s. steel, do you see the tentative labor agreement? a lot of people get laid off. i sit here and think these are companies that all -- every one of them is -- is -- has got a scourge to them. every one. there's no one who is getting by. maybe exxon? maybe chevron. >> i would expect so. anybody who still has access to the capital markets will figure out a way, one would think to your illusion to the dotcom companies. none of them had underlying profits. granted, these guys are not profitable now. >> carl, 2016. we have to have a turn. nat gas. nat gas is so low. >> ap has a story out this morning naming the top business story for the year -- what would you say it is? top business story of the year. >> the end of the oil boom. >> ap calling it the slowdown in the china economy. >> there was a story today in the times. pollution, empty buildings, too many factories. >> landslides. >> landslides. it is a job-like situation over. there i got the baltic freight from my fr

chad: during the dotcom boom.mily: as i understand it, you designed the very first paypal logo that they still use to this day. is that correct? chad: i think they have changed it over the years, but yes, i was responsible for logo design, website design, the app. emily: do you see your design in the paypal logo today? i mean, it is an iteration of what you did, right? chad: yes, of course. emily: what determined how everyone in the paypal mafia ended up going their separate ways and how did you and steve end up together? chad: after i left paypal, i would meet up with steve and a few other engineers. we would meet for coffee on university avenue. and everyone had at that time a digital camera that had a video mode. this was right before cameras took off in cell phones. people had video files on their desktop that they could not share, including ourselves. how could we make it as easy as sending an e-mail? that was really what inspired us. emily: this is 2005, before smartphones, really, before high-speed internet

chris: super depressing. 2001 -- this was a year after the dotcom implosion.one was like, it was a hoax, dotcon. there was a lot of interest in seeing this all go away, not just because it led to the financial crash, but also it was very threatening to existing industries. i was betting they were all wrong. i was betting the bubble had been a stock market phenomena, not an underlying technology hoax. that the internet had just started, it was going to be as big as everyone said, maybe delayed by a year or two, and it was real. i moved here in the worst of all times. three great things happen when you take over at the worst of all times. i was sucky as an editor for 18 months. but because even the good editors couldn't get any traction, my failures were covered by the marketplace's failures. the second thing, it was a great time to hire talent. all the smart people had come to the silicon valley during the bubble. as the media had vaporized, they were available. the third thing is, once i did start to get traction, my year on year comparables looked awesome. em

we would stay away from the dotcom names. we believe that as the federal reserve raises rates and there is a more volatile environment in 2016 those types of companies will underperform. >> how important are dividends to you? >> we like companies that are increasing their dividends over a period of time. we don't like high dividend stocks. so we want to look at companies that cash flow's tremendous, it's growing, it's profitable and it's well capitalized. we do not want to be in companies that have a lot of debt on their balance sheet. >> not in this environment certainly. thank you so much. >> thank you. happy new year. >> happy new year to you as well. chad morganlander of stifel. as we mentioned a bit earlier, a slide in crude prices helped trigger today's slum np stock prices but the drastic fall in crude this year has been felt around the world and today oil powerhouse saudi arabia showed just how much it's feeling that impact. jackie deangelis explains. >> reporter: low oil prices have hit the kingdom of saudi arabia, h

kim dotcom will have to answer to a case. anna: thank you very much.ian prime minister begins visit after approving an arms deal. we are joined in moscow. what are they hoping to achieve from this visit? short of a warm w elcome from putin, it is the return visit to the one putin made last december when they discussed oil, nuclear power, and weapons. the agenda is the same here. they have a take weapons deal on the table. aponsey have a big we deal on the table. this is an indicator of the importance of the defense relationship. anna: our russia and india looking to develop closer ties here? explain to us the nature of the ties between these countries. came to: they both expand and broaden trade. to triple trait levels to something like -- they hope to levels to something like $50 billion. india has become an important market for russia. last year, they discussed oil as well as nuclear power projects. those are on the table again. russia as an important source of energy and weapons. russia sees india as an important market to fight pressure from the we

. >> a dotcom says you should not let people mess with your day. but i'm still mad about it, because i didn't say anything about it. >> i know it. >> why didn't i? because he don't say things. >> the older i get the more i speak. >> really? >> yeah. >> but you always speak. >> i do, but i didn't always. i used to say, it's not my place. if someone's being really rude, do you get involved? >> i'm afraid now because of the things you read and stories you hear where people pull out a gun and shoot you if they don't hikelike what they're saying. >> she is fun at cocktail parties, i got to tell you. she's a million laughs at cocktail parties. >> you're right. >> further down the path. we're happy. i'm happy. christmas >> did you know that a donkey could smile? we have proof. >> is this about the john stamos picture? >> no, we didn't get the rights to that apparently. so this donkey was rescued from the floodwaters in ireland this week. and we decided to zoom in to find out, can we zoom in? is that as far as it goes? >> i think the woman is smiling. oh,

a 28-thousand five hundred dollar deposit went from web bank dotcom to syed farook's union bank account... the money... possibly a loan. farook withdrew 10-thousand dollars in cash. investigators are checking if that money went to farook's friend... enrique marquez ... who purchased the two assault rifles used in the killings. also of interest, farook's mother rafia... and what she knew. in the days leading up to the attack... there were several transfers- totaling 15-thousand dollars to an account - believed to be hers. galetta says: "they were sitting ducks. this man and his wife planned this." meanwhile, strong reaction from an employee at the riverside magnum gun range... where syed farook took target practice.. just days before the terror attack. workers say farook appeared normal.. and while they can check a customer's guns and ammunition... they can't check their intent. galetta says: "this is a free country and unfortunately people with free access to this country can also cause it harm" fox news has also learned that authorities believe that tashfeen malik was radicalized befor

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david: one other story you're paying close attention to, and at tradition request for kim dotcom, underfor copyrighted- things. our member your exclusive from a couple months back. let's take a listen. : i believe in copyright. i do not believe in copyright extremism. extremism is if you are a hollywood studio and you release your content in one country first, the united states, and roll it out to over a couple months and other countries around the world and expect the internet community in all of these different countries to wait for the relays. netflix herenched in new zealand. the catalog of content you can download here is roughly 10% of what they offer in the united states. that is completely unfair. and because people do not get that access, they are looking for the stuff elsewhere. so, it's a problem created by the content creators. he is at, emily, and this hearing today. we are supposed to hear today whether or not he is extradited? emily: a judge is going to decide whether there is enough trialce for him to stand in the united states, if there is enough evidence that makes it

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is more traffic congestion in the south bay because the economy is the best it has been sense the dotcomboom. explosive number of joms added justless month. >> highest on record going back to 1990 so that's pretty xiing. >>reporter: labor market specialist. >> it points to full recovery from even the dot bomb of 2003 when we sank lower than anybody else in terms of our job. >>reporter: she says the tech industry prosperity is a driving force for growth if all other industries from manufacturing to professional and business services. from october to november 5200 jobs were added and san jose metro year now leads the statesi in b growth. job seekers notice a difference. >> definitely better. >>reporter: lisa was recently laid off but she's bouncing back much more quickly than when she lost her job during the recession. >> several people have contacted me recently regarding opportunities. >>reporter: she was one of the few people at the employment development department today responding to recruiters and feeling optimistic. in san jose, janet o abc 7 news. >> stay here with me. mr. to brin

is more traffic congestion in the south bay, because the economy is the best it's been since the dotcomoom. an explosive number of jobs were added just last month. >> the highest on record going back to 1990. so that's pretty exciting. >> reporter: labor market specialist janice schreiber. >> it points to a full recovery from even the dot bomb in 2003 when we sank lower than anybody else in terms of our jobs. >> reporter: she says the tech industry's prosperity is the driving force for growth in all other industry for manufacturing, to professional and business services. from october to november, 5200 jobs were added. and san jose metro area now leads the state in job growth. job seekers notice a difference. >> it's definitely better. >> reporter: lisa was recently laid off, but she's bounding back much more quickly than when she lost her job during the recession. >> several people have contacted me recently regarding opportunities. >> reporter: she was one of a few people at the employment development department responding to recruiters, and feeling optimistic. in san jose, janet o, ab

lawyer and internet entrepreneur willom -- kim dotcom appeal chart -- will appeal the ruling that hean be extradited to the u.s. anna: we have been keeping you very busy this morning. you have been pouring over the latest numbers from nike. nejra: we are talking about the world's biggest maker of sporting goods. profit beat estimates. orders for the nike brand the next four months, they rose 20%, beating estimates. 4%, $7.69 million. -- the trendt was will continue if you look at future orders as well. nike's success in china started with plans to years ago. it has started selling more products to its stores and websites. also, north america turned in a strong performance in the second quarter. was an, what nike saw eighth consecutive quarter of double-digit revenue growth. this company has really been on the upswing since the recession. thisg market share from id in stock -- from iadidas. they've also benefited from a shift or a trend of people wanting to wear more athletic wear. it is called ath-leisure. actuallyve gained, tripled since the recession. a lot of people are at your me

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dotcom's lawyers say they will appeal. the ruling comes nearly four years after the u.s.n his popular file sharing website. >>> and a middle school food service worker in idaho was placed on leave after she gave a hot lunch to a 12-year-old she said was hungry and had no money. she says she was informed by the school district she had been fired even though she offered to pay for the $1.70 meal. that's the cnbc news update at this hour. back to you, mandy. >> what's the world coming to. >> i know. >> thank you very much, sharon epperson. >>> stocks are rallying for the third straight day. this week's gain for the dow, the s&p 500 and the nasdaq are the best in five weeks. joining us now, gene pironi and darren rachichardson. gene, you think we can see dow 19,000 at the end of the first quarter but this was your target for this year after you cut it down from 20,000? >> we had to revise our target several times this year and that is unfortunate near term, but we still feel quite confident we are going to see 19,000 and even 20,000 before the end of the cycle. we're in the s

it was the final phase of that great bull market run that began in 1982, ended with the dotcom bust in0. arguably the longest period of growth in u.s. history in the 1990s and it was overvaluation that ended that run. very important distinction. 2011 was different. unlike 1994, it was preceded by two strong years in 2009 and 2010, but like 1994, it's also been followed by three strong years all up double digits until this year. here is the difference. in contrast to '94, the markets are not overvalued this time. and in contrast to the 1990s, this has been a period of anemic economic growth. stock prices have, instead, been helped by the fed's massive liquidity program and that's why the traders are cautious on 2016, guys. withdrawal of liquidity makes it a potential tough year for stock. if you could -- that's why people are cautious. guys, back to you. >> bob pisani. thank you. we're watching nat gas closely, seeing a massive rally in today's session. nat gas is up by 10%. traders are saying part of this is short covering going into the final days of the year and also the weather. we'

we only had one as an investment recession because of the build up and technology in the dotcom boom.ings from other sources than gdp falling and consumption falling. i think we have to stay tuned for that. stephanie: what happens if we get the correction and equity markets? we could see a correction and corporate market high-yield. high-yield and equities are closely linked. if we see a correction in the tech side or u.s. equities, that could put more pressure on high-yield. peter: yes, but equities have been trading sideways or the last year. we had dips, ups and downs. if the u.s. economy does a little better, i think that can keep the equity market going sideways rather than downwards. that is what janet yellen and colleagues are hoping for, that they will be gentle in the path of tightening that they will not spook equity valuations. we saw what happened this summer with a little and i'm sure that could happen again. david: let's go global. in particular, china. what do you expect? peter: china is slowing and that is taxing us all. there is a global slowdown in demand. that is go

listen, feels like all the companies blow up like the dotcoms in 2000.ity. these are great one-time great american industrial companies that are just drifting away as if they are dot-coms, and many more people are employed in the companies, but something to watch because these companies were indebted, joe, and we don't know where the debt is. >> buy one stock next year, apple or nike? >> oh, geez. i think nike's going to have a good quarter. even if not, i think they've got so much momentum versus -- look, i've listened, apple could be a good stock, but it's second half stock because people made a statement, and the statement is they are only cell phones. be more than cell phones. greatness about nike is western europe and china and united states and then we have, geez, we have olympics coming, a lot of good stuff. >> yeah, yeah. i was hoping for philly but i don't know, jim, next year? >> no. i mean, i think there's -- geez, redskins come on, and giants, if they didn't have the injuries, much further, look, the half teams like cardinals and panthers, th

encourage and paid users to generate profit, and new zealand's justice minister decides whether to hand dotcoml, i talked about this yesterday, okay, and so on the 21st, there was a piece out that said xavier might be the best team in college basketball. no, really. yesterday, they were 11-0, playing wake forest, saying the demons would take it to xu last night. i was -- i couldn't watch, espn2, i just watched updates on my phone. at the half, it was 43-28, wake forest. >> oh, gosh. >> down by 15. in the second half, the guys came back and beat wake forest 50-27 in the second half to win by eight points, shot 60% from the floor, five guys. thing with college hoops, you know, there are stars, but five guys that know how to play together in each score in double digits, and you can get butler, and the small schools, you know, you recruit the guys, and it's just another thing, and there's no concussions, usually, either, and anyway, the musketeers are 12-0, were six before this, and demons were 8-2, and now 8-3. i went to st. xavier high school. they split, and my dad was a graduate of xu. it's li

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