they want the founder bill gates to step aside as chairman. i do own some microsoft stock. going to start with you, liz. this looks like the sweeping away of the old guard. first balmer and now gates. >> that's right, out with the old boss and in with the new boss. if bill gates is on the special committee that picks the new ceo. i think that the three anonymous investors, we still don't know their name, are tired of the direction of microsoft. they want a new compelling vision, not one that is consistently chasing google or apple. stuart: put up the video of steve ballmer, he was in tears, and no that's at the developer's concert. running up and down the stage, development, development, development, development and the yellow shirt goodbye, he cries. he's gone and they want bill gates to step aside and that turn, turn that to alan mulally. he runs forward and he's supposed to be the primary candidate to take over microsoft. that would be interesting move. >> it would be. he's denying it, but it would be an interesting move. he's a turn around pro, turning around boeing and

. >>> three of microsoft's top 20 investors are pushing for co- founder bill gates to step down as chairmangates has been under pressure to improve the company's performance. gates who is still the shareholder is not commenting. >>> san francisco's oldest footrace has a new owner. he's working on keeping the beta breakers fun and clean. casey wasserman plans to meet with long-time race participants, neighbors and city officials to hear their hout thoughts. he says there needs to be security, cleanup and post race improvements to keep people safe. >>> a parking spot in san francisco became a hotter commodity. the new rules and learned when we crunched the numbers. that story at 5:00. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> coming next, helping various abandoned animals. plus, a moose is stuck in an icy trap. can the animal be saved? this is "animal rescue." [captioning made possible by telco productions, inc.]

microsoft founder bill gates gives him financial support. his videos have been translated into many languages. 85 million people around the world have viewed them. >> we want to create a reality where the zions of the world, a kid in a reverend few few gee or camp in india, they have the exact same tools as bill gates' children. this girl lives in a town in bangladesh. she has never had much time to study because she spent most of the time helping her mother. thelma goes to a school run by an educational nonprofit group. classes last three hours a day. teachers wanted to make good use of its limited teaching time so they began using khan's videos in classes. some students, including thelma, began studying on their own during breaks. she kept watching a math video over and over that helped her increase her score. she wants to study more and become a doctor. >> translator: i am very happy. it is not easy to learn arithmetic. >> one of america's prestigious universities, m.i.t., is a front-runner in offering free online courses. about a million

bill gates making a new investment but not in tech. he's betting, get this, on construction in spain. our chief international correspondent michele caruso cabre cabrera. >> bill gates, founderf microsoft, spent $155 million to purchase 6% of an infrastructure and energy company in spain. it goes by fcc for short. not to be confused with the federal communications commission. bill gates the second largest shareholder making a big bet on a coming potential recovery in the spanish recovery sector whiches has been decimated by the european financial crisis and a banking crisis in spain brought on by a real estate bubble. fcc could use the money, lost more than half a billion euros and trying to renegotiate 5 billion in euros they have to repay starting next year. this isn't the only high-profile investme investment? spain. last month the equity firm cerbrerus which owns freedom group, they agreed to spend between $5 million and $123 million on a property management company in spain that was being unloaded by a troubled bank there. shelled don adelson's las vegas sands said they would build a new casino with 36,000 rooms on the outskirts of madrid. maybe, sue, this is a sign tha

our buddy microsoft founder bill gates, he said that making users type control, alt, delete to log inas a mistake. [ light laughter ] that's not the only thing he regrets. i'll show what you i mean in a new segment called "regrets with bill gates." here we go. ♪ it's regrets with bill gates ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, he has a lot of regret. here's his first regret. he said, "i wish i didn't wear that red golf shirt into staples yesterday because i ended up spending three hours helping people find toner." [ laughter and applause ] you can't dress like those guys. >> steve: don't. >> jimmy: here's another regret he has. he said, "we shouldn't have quietly removed clippy the paper clip from microsoft word. we should have executed him." been watching too much "breaking bad," i think. i always hated clippy the paper clip. i don't like that thing. >> steve: clippy. >> jimmy: you want to write a letter? yeah, i do, i want to write a -- get this dumb thing off. yeah. >> steve: you want to write a business -- >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> steve: is this a resume? >> jimmy: i don't kn

. >>> jimmy fallon on the many regrets of microsoft founder bill gates.lete was a foul. and clippy, that default annoying assistant from microsoft word. >> clippy the paperclip from microsoft word. we should have executed him. i always hated clippy the paperclip. you want to write a letter? yeah, i do. turn this dumb thing off. is this a resume? >> stop it. >> you haven't had a job for quite some time. you have quite a lot of free time on your hands. you don't know how to spell. give off my back, clippy. here's bill gates last regret. i should have slept with more super models. like some or even one super model. i make dirt. ♪ very, very heavy. i'm not big enough or strong enough for this. there should be some way to make it easier. [ doorbell rings ] [ morty ] here's a box, babe. open it up. oh my goodness! what is a wetjet? some kind of a mopping device. there's a lot of dirt on here. morty, look at how easy it is. it's almost like dancing. [ both humming ] this is called the swiffer dance. [ male announcer ] maybe you've already heard what they're sayi

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microsoft, big news out of reuters that three of the company's top investors are lobbying for co-founder bill gatesirman. here's what he bill gates said earlier this year about microsoft's attempt to innovate in a very limited space. >> with windows 8, microsoft is trying to gain share by what has been dominated by the tablet space. >> joining us on the cnbc newsline this morning, rick sherlund, always good to talk to you, from nomura securities. do you expect anything to happen imminently regarding gates? >> no, i don't think so. investors are not happy with the job that ballmer has done with the past ten years, nor are they happy with the board oversight over this period. i don't expect there to be enough support for bill's departure. i think bill will stay through the selection of a new ceo and bill might decide to turn over the title to ballmer or possibly someone else on the board. i don't know how much longer bill will stay engaged if his current capacity. but it won't be because he's forced out and certainly not before a new ceo decision here. >> this is jim. was this nokia deal regarded as

sleep ♪ >> there are reports out this morning that three top investors at microsoft want founder and chairman bill gatesep down. the investors hold five percent of shares in the company. they say they're concerned gates is holding back microsoft's development. they fear his investment in philanthropy will leave gates with no financial stake in the company by 2018. however, it appears the company's board of directors is unlikely to accept the top investors demand. gates himself has a four point five percent stake in the 277 billion dollar company. microsoft is also looking for a new chief executive. >> governor jerry brown has signed a law that makes it illegal for people to post naked pictures of their exes after bitter breakups. the penalty is up to six months in jail and a one- thousand dollar fine. before the criminal law, californians could sue their virtual assailants, but that can be expensive and time- consuming. >> the jacksonville international airport is back open this morning after a bomb squad removed a "destructive" device from the area. authorities say one of the packages "had some destruc

john, question for you in "the new york times" an interesting article about microsoft founder and former ceo bill gatesis future role at the company might be. some people think that having him around and involved in the decision making over who the successor would be is an impediment to the company's evolution. others feel that we really got -- would get jazzed if he came back and started running the company again because he's an inspiring figure. what do you see? >> tyler, i think the people who want to see bill gates step away are people who want to see microsoft broken up, maybe sold off for parts and not a lot of those people are stepping forward on the record and making their case. but look, i'll say this, when you look at the companies in tech right now, look at larry paige at google, stepping up into the ceo role at a critical time for that company during a mobile transition. michael dell, increasing his skin in the game, with dell, at a critical time there at intel putting brian in the ceo seat. his core competency in manufacturing is seen as their main differentiator right now. it's kind of a

bill gates? on the heels of ceo steve ballmer saying he will leave the company they're is a report that some major investors of pushing for bill gates himself, the founderthe company, to quit. we bring in dennis kneale and microsoft analyst. i will start with you. there is that three top stop calder's and the company don't want him around anymore. >> reporter: three of the 20 largest institutional investors telling lawyers that bill gates should resign as chairman and a board member, never mind he is one of the tree take visionaries of our time. a argue any ceo might be intimidated by his continued presence. but he has been cutting ties for years. he has not been ceo since 2000, gave up the dated april 5 years ago. his stake in microsoft, over a billion shares, now down 2/3. just before they went public in 86 he sold 49% of the company. down to 11% canal and the 5 percent and falling. in five years' time he is selling off shares. could be out of microsoft entirely. these shareholders might not be willing to wait that long. liz: but let's bring in aid. really, i need to enter the bill gates many times. he is trying to eradicate malaria and polio. it does

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. >> one reason to ask bill gates to leave so a guy could come in and utterly alter and change the company. break it up if necessary. when you're the founderof microsoft you never want in to bring the next steve jobs to up stage you. you bring in manager like ballmer or elop from nokia they're buying because they will never make you lookout dated. they will never best you. maybe you get rid of gates and bring in any superstar you want. melissa: that is a good point. guys, thanks so much. great discussion. >>> coming up on "money," the real price the u.s. should pay to keep nukes out of iran. our national security expert kt mcfarland just met with president rouhani. she is here to reveal what was said. >>> plus, rising college costs and the worst economy since the great depression. what us it all mean for your kids? not good. we have astounding stats that will anger 20 something's everywhere. they don't look furious. they look like they're relaxing. so ian reach ally bank 24/7, but there are no branches? 24/7. i'm sorry, i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? look! mommy's new vacuum! (cat

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there is something, bill gates, you know, the founder of microsoft.down. gates relinquished his role in 2000. there are three heavy hitters that are saying out with vollmer and out with gates because they're trying to turn this company around. since 2000, stock is down 40%. >> brian: do they have anybody in mind? is there a superstar below? >> well, alan mullaly of ford has been noted to be a potential person to get in that ceo spot. gates, i don't know. i don't know who would step in that role. we'll see. it's his baby and he's a $72 billion guy. it may be it's time for him to step down, according to some investors. >> steve: we'll see you tomorrow, same floor. >> all right. i'll be here. >> elisabeth: thanks. we're going to head over to heather nauert. >> 35 minutes after the hour. remember the story of the doctor who was accused of intentionally misdiagnosing patients with cancer? he'll remain behind bars until his trial takes place. he was denied bail because he has ties to lebanon and is considered a flight risk. prosecutors say that he told heal

founder still serving in leadership. three of the top executives are pushing for bill gates to step down as chairman.y feel he might be holding the company back from finding a new direction after the departure of steve botcher. gates who is still the biggest shareholder is not commenting. >>> dodge is about to recall almost 143,000 of its suvs and trucks. there's the problem with the instrument display panels in the 2014 grand cherokee and ram trucks. so far, no injuries have been reported that could be related to the problem. dodge is notifying owners to bring in their trucks and suvs for repairs. >>> police have reopened a case of a little girl who went missing 25 years ago. pam cook has another. >> police in pinole announced that a new set of eyes should take a look at the missing person's case of amber swartz. these disappeared from her front yard back in 1988 but police closed the case 11 years later after convicted killer curtis anderson confessed to her murder. he died after his conviction. a body has never been found. the case is being reopened to take a new look and to take advantage of mode

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founder? there are probably a lot of people who could run a microsoft and do a reasonable job. when i was going up, bill gates was my hero. he is like darth vader. >> and he is the bad guy. most visione of the -- mission driven companies i can think of. their mission is less focused than it used to be. what iwas thinking about wanted to be when i grow up i'm up,crosoft data grow microsoft had a great mission to put a desktop on every desk or every home. there are companies that defined themselves by a way of doing things will stop like the hp way i was talking about and companies that make the concrete change in the world. microsoft did that. i have a huge amount of respect for him. it was an aspiring company during the time he was there. i think they are doing a lot of things but they lost some of the focus. i think is one of the greatest visionaries our history has ever had. >> do you think he will come back? >> i do not know. you'll have to ask him. >> ok. i do not think you would lie to me. >> i am not a very good liar. >> no. actually -- [laughter] i'll ask you a couple of other things later. the culture

bill gates come back? >> i think that he's a phenomenal leader. i think there is nothing quite like the passion of a founder in terms of leadership. >> you are turning into a real diplomat. i'll tell you that. being ceo means you have to say things more carefully than you are sometimes used to. what is your biggest weakness as a ceo? what do you suck at the most? you clearly have great things about you that everyone understands. what are you terrible at? >> i have been really lucky. there is a community i know that many ceos in the audience feel that range from startups to big companies. there really is a community of c.e.o.'s. i have been lucky to have some of the greats in silicon valley reach out and give advice. one said to me the thing that is shocking is how few decisions you actually have to make. you have to make them exactly correctly and exactly perfectly. on the average day, there is no decision you really need to make. if it has something to do with your team, it is probably ok. every now and then, there is a decision. sometimes it is obvious and sometimes it is not. that really, really matters