they make computers that -- >> did you work with jim clark? >> yes, jim clark.computers made the movie the terminator. what an amazing thing. as soon as i got there, i was like, this is so much better than the other jobs. like being a bellhop or a waiter. i could not believe it was called work. >> did you make your way to netscape? >> i got myself an interview there. >> with mark? >> my partner. he was a kid, 23 years old. >> it was not a traditional interview. was it? >> no. it was him trying to learn everything that i knew. what i knew about everything. >>. why did you go into venture capital with him? i announced it on this program. >> you were the very first. we always felt that the best companies, including our own, where the ones run by the inventor. venture capital was set up in the opposite. the inventor would set it up and then you bring in the adults who know how to run a business. >> you did not buy that. you thought it was better if the founder ran it. >> you are in the technology business and in the business of doing things a better way and a better

yeah, jim clark. >> charlie: oh, yeah. and they were the computers that made the movie the terminator. what an amazing thing. it was just kind of love at first sight. as soon as i got there, i was, like, this is so much better than the other jobs i had which were, like, being a bellhop and waiter. i couldn't believe it was called work. >> charlie: did you make your way to netscape? >> yeah, over the years, i made my way to netscape and actually just got myself an interview there. >> charlie: with marc? i did interview with marc, my partner, and he was a kid. he must have been 23 years old when he interviewed me. >> charlie: it wasn't a traditional interview, was it? >> no, no. it was mostly him trying to learn everything i knew. it was just, like, what do you know about everything? right. why did you go into venture capital with him? >> so when we were entrepreneurs -- >> charlie: because i announced it on this program, i think. >> that's right. you were the very first thing that we did. >> charlie: yeah. when we were entr

the britain celebrates his win, putting him level with nicky lauder and jim clark. >> first round of the n.b.a. play-offs continue on sunday, eight teams contest game 1 in the best of 7. the top ranked five - the san antonio spurs are training with the mavericks. >> on saturday the warriors opened their play-offs with a 4-point victory over the l.a. clippers. they scored 22 points and david lee added 20 more for the worors, played in l.a. on tuesday. >> in kofl westwood ended a 2-year title drought by winning the malaysian open. the englishman started with a one-shot lead. carding 3-under-68, giving him a 7-stroke victory. it was a big winning marningins and marked his 40th career victory. >> that's it more me. >>> brazil - best known for beaches, bikinis, music and football. the country wants to draw attention to artistic and cultural areas. it's to help low income brazilians enjoy them. rob reynolds explains >> reporter: anyone that has seen dancers in el salvador moving to rhythm or strolling amid the splendor will realise that brazil is a county with a deep and vibrant heritage.

i did think it was interesting, his book was about jim clark who on the board of iex is the nice guyy of a too. >> that's it. i have to move on to yahoo in talks of online video service called news distribution network. the deal would allow yahoo to compete with google's, youtube, deidra is following this story. is one purchase marissa may not kill. >> you're quite right, and it seems like facebook is not the only big tech company on the acquisition trail. you said it, yahoo trying, of course, to get this company but it's worth noting that ndn has said we're not in talks with yahoo but we know that yahoo is interested. you remember this about a year ago go, basically you tried to put in a bid for huloo but that wept nowhere and hired kateky curhired kateieoccur kate kuric. there's no original content. it basically just owns 100,000 clips that live there on that site, if you like, and it is the fourth largest video site, if you like, so it would give yahoo a big imprint if they decide to do it. so we'll see what happens. but 300 million is what apparent isly price discussed. >> deidra

. >> general clark, thanks very much. julia, thanks to you. jim will be back later. president obama spoke out about ukraine a little while ago during a white house news conference. he also released new numbers as far as obamacare is concerned and declared the debate over the affordable care act is now over. let's go to our white house correspondent michelle kosinski. she's got details. tell our viewers what the president president's message was. >> reporter: wolf, that's how we started this. 8 million americans are signed up and 35% of them are under age 35. that's important because the budget office says that 40% of the people within the system need to be young for it to function financially. and, yes, the president did get into the politics hitting out at critics who continue to call for a repeal saying that this is working and the debate now should be constructive. >> this does frustrate me. states that have chosen not to expand medicaid for no other reason than political spite. at no cost to these states. zero cost to these states other than ideological reasons t

jim miklaszewski with the latest from the pentagon. your phone's ringing, you better go get it. >>> i want to thank pete williams, don clark, our coveragecontinue now. alex wagner and all in is next. >>> the ft. hood army base is on lockdown after a shooting earlier today. shots broke out sometime before 5:00 p.m. eastern. shortly afterwards, ft. hood ordered everyone on base to shelter in place. a u.s. military official has told nbc news the incident involves a single shooter. earlier reports of two shooters on the premises appear to be incorrect. sources now tell nbc news that they believe that single shooter has died from a self-inflicted wound. at least eight people are known to be wounded four are thought to be in grave condition. authorities are continuing to search and clear buildings out of an abundance of caution. the fbi is on scene at ft. hood, the president and secretary of defense have been informed of the situation. the president has made a statement and we will have

jim maceda in eastern ukraine. so the growing cracks in the ukraine's foundations are triggering calls for more aggressive engagement from president obama. one memo co-authored by wesley clarknd reported by "the new york times" today called the current lack of u.s. military assistance, quote, seriously flawed and in need of, quote, immediate correction. clark and other officials are adamant that america, the one who should be providing what they describe as nonlethal military aid, vehicles, armor, intelligence, they're also part of a vanguard of defense officials who too often counsel military endanglements with foreign enforcements that are hard to walk back. do we need a generation of ukrainian soldiers disenchanted with america's role in the region, but fortified by american support. can we understand the implications of that ten years from now, 20 years from now. to dive into the reasons to engage, and the reasons not to, are jeffrey sachs, the columbia university economist, and adviser to the russian government, and former u.n. ambassador bill richardson. professor sachs, you were just in ukraine a week ago. how desperately do these forces there need support? >> well,

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