fabien cousteau is the leader for mission 31. this is a month long undersea adventure that is set off the coast of florida. he is going to explain how he is carrying on his grandfather's legacy. it is national doughnut day in the united states. the founder of holey doughnuts talks about his mission to make healthier doughnuts. the original home of philz coffee can be found in the mission district of san francisco. the chief executive explains why his coffee is an apple favorite. first, let's get headlines from carol massar. raised 1.2 billion dollars in new financing led by fidelity investments. it marks a valuation record for internet startups. uber was valued -- fired at $17 billion. gm announced more recalls today. they have recalled over two point 5 million cars to fix a ignition switches. coo david abney to ceo. the current ceo will retire on july 1. >> the big headline today was the reuse -- release of the u.s. jobs report. 17,000month of may, 200 jobs were added which marks the fourth consecutive month of gains. the unempl

fabien cousteau, oceanic explorer, the grandson of jacques cousteau, mission 31.nk you very much. coming up, we are going to talk about coffee wars. did you know that philz coffee is opening more stores in california and they are going from a corner store to a chain? they also serve a lot of those developers at the apple worldwide developers conference. we will give you details when we meet the chief executive, next. ♪ >> at this week's apple developers conference in san francisco, philz coffee served 3000 cups of joe and that was all before half past 9:00 in the morning. philz coffee also has a shop at facebook's headquarters. silicon valley appears to be addicted to the brew. the executive jacob jaber joins us. why does the world need another coffee chain? >> after water, coffee is the most consumed beverages in most countries. it is a really popular drink and it is more than a beverage. it is social. it is something that brings some people together and i think a lot of people drink coffee for different reasons. in america and certain cities, it has become kind

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for 31 days ocean explorer fabien cousteau, grandson of jacques cousteau will live under water in thethe 30-day record set by his grandfather. we are joined right now i hope by fabien cousteau, some 60 feet under water off the coast of florida. thanks so much for being here, fabian. let me ask you. you've been under water now for about a day. you are about 1/30 of the way there. are you ready to give up? >> absolutely not. this is the most fantastic place in the world to be. as a matter of fact, you had a hard time finding me because i was trying to hide. >> how does one pack for 31 days under water? >> [ inaudible ]. this laboratory is quauld aquarius operated by florida international university. we're nice and tightly packed in here. this is about the size of a school bus, we're six people in a very cozy place. so we have to pack lightly. >> what does this vantage point being 60 feet under water for this length of time. what kind of research opportunity does this provide you? it provides an unprecedented view on the final frontier in terms of exploration on our planet. >> it sound l

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diving into history, we talk to fabien cousteau in an undersea lab for a month.'m antonio mora, welcome to "consider this", here is more on what is ahead.

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that is how long fabien cousteau will be under water. coast of florida yesterday. the lab is called aquarius and the mission is called mission 31. this will be one day longer than his grandfather, perhaps you've heard of him, jacques cousteau. >> we're nice and tightly packed in here. this is about the size of a school bus and we're six people in a very cozy place so we have to pack lightly. >> so what kind of research opportunity does this provide you? >> well, it provides us an unprecedented view of the final frontier of exploration on our planet. >> there you have it. john berman, thanks for sharing the interview. >>> coming up next, a homeless teen who turned out to be a high school valedictorian. that's next. ouncer ] whether it takes 200,000 parts, ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time, 3 million lines of code, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepless nights. whether it's building the world's most advanced satellite, the space station, or the next leap in unmanned systems. at boeing, one thing never changes. our passion to make