this is about google and eric schmidt. he has set a couple of controversial things recently when it comes to privacy. we just want to get your response. it is about google, not about yahoo!, but want to get your response as to if it puts a bad light on the industry. here is an animated video put out by a consumer watchdog. >> get your free ice cream. free ice-cream. hi there, boys and girls. you should know there is no such thing as free ice-cream. come on, kids. get your ice cream. i already know you. hold still, while we collect some of your info. if there is something you don't want anyone to know, you should not be doing it in the first place. you cannot believe everything you hear about privacy. sissy, i bet your daddy doesn't know mommy has been in googling old boy friends again. i want to share our newest invention. with these google classes, i can see everything. >> again, that is not about yahoo!. that is a google-centered at. does the cast a bad light on the industry in general? >> it certainly plays on people's

no good solutions come on google where is your answer to the iraq war of the good news is that eric schmidt and the rest of the company still have time to think up solutions to the war in afghanistan they must have some sort of model for that one. now that for tonight's show thanks for tuning in to make sure to come back tomorrow well the bait the mideast peace talks both parties claim to be coming to the table with good intentions but is the region really ready for peace in the meantime don't forget become a fan of the launch on facebook and follow us on twitter and if you missed any of tonight's show or any other nights you can always catch it all at youtube dot com slash they load a show where we post the interviews as well as the show in its entirety coming up next is the news with the latest headlines from the u.s. and around the world. some. are in the. street still you can see it see it's time to feel. the soviet silence the teachers whose job last night. wealthy british style it's time to. go. to the. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy kinds of r

of google, eric schmidt, will be seen at a later date. tonight, the president of turkey and the prime minister of the palestinian authority when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: abdullah gul is here, he's the president of turkey, a key u.s. ally and nato member, turkey has a new presence on the international stage as one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. it seeks to mediate in the region's most difficult conflicts and it has not shied away from conflict. relations with israel are tense after the israeli raid on the gaza-bound flotilla last spring. at home, the turkish government continues a path of democratic reform, waiting for membership in the european union. president gul is in new york for the united nations general assembly. i'm pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. >> thank you very much. >> rose: very good to see you again. >> it's always nice to be together. >> rose: tell me where you see turkey today. its role, its o

eric schmidt who is the ceo of google. they all call palo alto home. schmidt and ellisson are on the 3e ninsula. the total worth of the members rose $1.3 trillion in 2010, up 8% from last year. just because they have lots of cash, doesn't mean they are buying yachts and beachfront property. the exec of facebook set to announce he is donating $100 billion to a school in new jersey who has the worst performers. companies are looking outside silicon valley for new hires. the "wall street journal" said strong talent lacking in the bay area. they sight the san francisco company as a perfect example. a third of the 70-person workforce made up from folks outside the u.s. the most amazing thing about the forbes list is how we are not on it. the subscribers to the magazine is mark zucker berg. she an incredibly rich young man. >> that are is amazing. and single, ladies. >> yes, he is. >> never mind. time now is 5:19. the immigration debate is no laughing matter, but a comedian will be the next big witness. stephen colbert will testify tomorrow as well as the pr

. >> reporter: former secretary of state madeleine albright, barbara streisand, global ceo eric schmidtdozens of current or former heads of state along with leaders of business and nonprofit groups all brought together by former president bill clinton. >> reporter: this is the sixth year. the president touted $67 billion worth of commitments to dade date, helping improve the lives of 220 million people. >> reducing the burdens of illness and dirty water, increasing access to education. whatever it is, i hope you will have an idea of what is most needed in the places you care most about. >> everyone has a name tag on. you can literally walk up to anyone you want, and you can introduce yourself and just starting to tell them what you're doing. >> for leaf it's a chance to talk about the education fund he runs in the port elizabeth townships in south africa where there is an 08% unemployment rate and a high number of aids cases. leaf tells us his program helps an estimated 24,000 children, but the goal of having them attend college, and he just opened a 7 million dollar community center. s

what surprised me, though, is now he jumps ahead of both steve jobs from apple and google's eric schmidts really an up and comer. and so young as well. >> the power of facebook, man.

what surprised me, though, is now he jumps ahead of both steve jobs from apple and google's eric schmidt. and so young as well. >> the power of facebook, man. incredible. >> this is called the dream sequence. i touched the ball before it went out, coach. come on, alex, the ref did not call that! i touched, it's their ball. don't foul them when they inbound. team! alex! good call. >>> inside insight. white house secrets on barack obama, his decision and the afghan war. why terrorists are now pla and anger at an egg company executive. the outrage over the salmonella outbreak. >>> and, strong warnings about laser surgery to correct vision. >> i have to have new glasses constantly. >> it's thursday, september 23rd. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> you've thought about it too, huh? >> i actually had asked for that for my next birthday. but i think this battle just continues to rage on. some people swear by it, other people say it made their eyes dry, vision problems. this newest warning is a little cause for concern. >> if you're one of these people with these contacts, stay tun

the crowd of 1,300 people, former secretary of state madeleine albright, barbra streisand, and eric schmidt all brought together by former president bill clinton. this is the sixth year, and the president pounced $67 million to date to help the lives of 28 million people. >> reducing the illness due to dirty water and increasing access to education, i hope you have an idea of what is most needed in the places that you care most about. >> everyone has a name tag on and you can literally walk up to anyone that you want and introduce yourself and start to tell them what you are doing. >> reporter: for lief, it is about the ubuntu educational initiative he runs in african. he helps 27,000 people with the goal of having them at the end college and he opened up a new community center. you have people here to help you fund it? >> yes, fund it. >> reporter: and as a result? >> if we opened it two days ago. >> reporter: and along with speaking investments the other focus is on education where lief's program is highlighted and jeff ki canon shares the story. in another room, there is a women empowerm