john mcafee hasurned hisife willingly into a hollywood script. >> is this the story of a successful sbe preneurowho went crazand became a murderer or is this the gatest bleep ] of all tim >> we caughtp with mcafe in portland, oregon and now he's in the silicon valley. in the shadows of the softwar serity empire he created i 1987 the 68-yr-old mcafee is starting aew company. >> a few years ago you said you had nothing t do with the murder of your belize, you said you were drug free and you said you were still in contact with one of your teenage girlfriends. has anything change >> nothg. >> all still true to this day? >> all still true to this day. so what has chang in your life? well, i've become more energetic, i think. ve paid less attention to dealing with the press and more atteion to things i can create and design and have fun with. this prompt is something i've be thinking about for years. such a great idea for me. >> howuch is this john mcafee hype and how much of it is the >> i know better tha to hype a prodt which can't be proded. >> sohat is it? it's a comny call future nse, a

. >>> john mcafee is under fire again. the dispute on a luxury apartment. >>> the group of women the morning after pill likely won't work for. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri we are tracking a storm system in the pacific. we'll have details on what this means for thanksgiving coming up. >>> going overseas for a cheaper surgery is nothing new but insurance companies are jumping on board. >> but would you trust it? investigative reporter alyce kesher checked it out. >> reporter: even u.s. businesses and health care providers are considering outsourcing medical tourism. is it a big business that can still come as a cost. 1500 miles traveled. months of waiting to experience this. >> i want to walk in the water tonight. >> reporter: kelly jenkins couldn't be happier. >> i am. i really am. it sounds crazy. >> reporter: she flew from california, leaving some of arguably the best medical providers in the world, to come here in this hospital in mexico. she has been connecting others with doctors around the world in the eme

viewing pleasure the astonishing interview neil cavuto did with the all land and unpredictable john mcafeethe very wealthy founder of mcafee anti virus software. you may remember got caught up in a bizarre murder story last year. he is known for his eccentric behavior and neil cavuto started the hour with an outrageous video at mcafee himself made the. some call him the man genius. you judge for yourself. bernard: 1 made you do that? >> the press said they planned number of labels on me and seem to be sticking. i surrounded myself with guns, surrounded myself with women. are was paranoid. apparel and rand you to three or four seconds on was an example, i did basalts. on the desk i had two boxes labeled with bath salts and was supporting them with my full face toward the end. i enjoy making fun of myself as much as anything. neil: you are not just anybody. before we get stuff that happened in the last year or so let's start about what u started, mcafee the anti virus power house, something you found it and created and now you have put out a video that instrts people how to remove the progra

liz: this is identity theft that john mcafee was warning about.e prior to the exchanges, on the web? who does that? what is scary about this the irs official say it is getting more aggressive with identity theft. charles: isn't it something, 655 checks to the same address in lithuania. >> nobody in the irs caught that? what are we talking about. let's not lose sight of the fact that the irs will be enforcement agency for obamacare. charles: yeah. >> they can't even track this? now they will enforce your health care? charles: the guy who founded beanie-babies, secret account in switzerland. didn't tell his accountants about it, whatever. ended up making $3 million. this week he was sentenced, part of the sentence or fine, 50 million-dollar fine for not paying $3 million in profits. get a guy like that gave millions to charity, millions to charity and send $4 billion to bulgaria or ireland. 655 checks to one address in lithuania. >> nobody catches it. charles: incredible. talk about incredible in a different bay. a bottle of wine make as great gift

return soon to keep up the search. >>> it seems trouble continues to follow software entrepreneur john mcafee like a shadow. the 68-year-old has been evicted from his luxury apartment in portland, oregon, and the building manager has taken out a protective order against him. last winter mcafee fled from belize where he's wanted for questioning in connection with the killing of his neighbor. in a phone interview mcafee denied threatening the building manager and says he's now living in montreal and has no plans to return to portland. >>> apple says it won't waste time building a new campus after receiving final approval last month. this is what apple expects the nearly 3 million square foot campus in cupertino to look like when it's done. the circular spaceship design was steve jobs idea. apple is reportedly knocking down structures at the site and removing large trees it wants to save. just in time for the holidays the company's relay ride said it's won approval to pick up and drop off people renting vehicles through its service. relay ride saves travelers the amount of long term parking in e

return soon to keep up the search. >>> it seems trouble continues to follow software entrepreneur john mcafee68-year-old has been evicted from his luxury apartment in portland, oregon, and the building manager has taken out a protective order against him. last winter mcafee fled from belize where he's wanted for questioning in connection with the killing of his neighbor. in a phone interview mcafee denied threatening the building manager and says he's now living in montreal and has no plans to return to portland. >>> apple says it won't waste time building a new campus after receiving final approval last month. this is what apple expects the nearly 3 million square foot campus in cupertino to look like when it's done. the circular spaceship design was steve jobs idea. apple is reportedly knocking down structures at the site and removing large trees it wants to save. just in time for the holidays the company's relay ride said it's won approval to pick up and drop off people renting vehicles through its service. relay ride saves travelers the amount of long term parking in exchange for permissi

. >> john mcafee is back and he's >> how much of this isype and how much is the real deal? >>> she blazed the trail for the female ceos. >> i would never have believed i would have become a ceo. >>> plus, she's living her life her way. >> i don't deny who was. i've never denied who i was. >> high profile ansgender actor thera sparksalks openly about cnging her gender but not who she is. >> randi zuckerberg steps out from her brother's shadow. >> i'm so gratefulor the expeence i had at facebook i'm no grate tofl my brother. but it was also really iortant for me to make a name for myself o. >>> here nbc bay area's r >> thanks for joining us. we have some trail blazers with us tonight, some house hold names, oers you

john mcafee.ere, right now. >> from the fox business network headquarters in new york ciy, it's "the tom slivan show." here's yr host tom sullivan. >> thanks for joining us here.w this week a health care expertr and economics professor at harvard sent a memo three years ago detailing the problems with the fact that nobody at hhs knew how to build a business orad ever done a startup. he detailed not only organizational but also personnel issues that would

. >>> silicon valley software pioneer john mcafee is facing a stocking complaint after a property management company says they evicted him. the 68-year-old tells nbc bay area he was not evicted. instead he chose to move out of the portland high-rise apartment two months ago. the complaint says mcafee sent the property manager threatening emails and associated motorcycle security guard. mcafee at mitts he has an armed motorcycle forward, but he says he has done nothing wrong. >> a strange and bizarre journey that shall be. zimplgt the stock market has a short week this week. no trading thursday, of course. there's a holiday and half day on friday. >> scott mcgrew getting it all done today. >> yeah, good morning. >> the nasdaq at an all-time high. it's not supposed to be this active this week. it should be fairly quiet. the rest of the week except for maybe this afternoon when hewlett-packard reports. hp no longer part of the dow industrials, but its financial ledgers do tend to move markets or at least move hp stock. we've seen wild swings historically. here's a photograph taken from the inte

. >> new at 11:00, john mcafee says he will testify in the murder case of his belize neighbor. he was wanted by police and there is your call after the murder of gregory fall. but he went on the run and hid in the jungle and faked a heart attack. he says he has nothing to do with his death. he invented the software that bears his name. >>> relief has ended for survivors of typhoon haiyan. the need is tremendous. it has been five days since the storm. tonight the united nations reports 49,000 people received rice and canned food. impassable roads and a lack of trucks are contributing to the problem of getting aid to survivors. the philippine government reports the death toll is now 2300 people. more than 500,000 have been displaced. people in san jose held a candlelight vigil in support of the victims. donations were collected during the event and local grassroots organizations say they have raised nearly $100,000 so far and that money is already on its way to the philippines. if you would like to donate to the typhoon relief effort we have information at abc7news.com. find it a

. >> new at 11:00, john mcafee says he will testify in the murder case of his belize neighbor. he was wanted by police and there is your call after the murder of gregory fall. but he went on the run and hid in the jungle and faked a heart attack. he says he has nothing to do with his death. he invented the software that bears his name. >>> relief has ended for survivors of typhoon haiyan. the need is tremendous. it has been five days since the storm. tonight the united nations reports 49,000 people received rice and canned food. impassable roads and a lack of trucks are contributing to the problem of getting aid to survivors. the philippine government reports the death toll is now 2300 people. more than 500,000 have been displaced. people in san jose held a candlelight vigil in support of the victims. donations were collected during the event and local grassroots organizations say they have raised nearly $100,000 so far and that money is already on its way to the philippines. if you would like to donate to the typhoon relief effort we have information at abc7news.com. find it a

you know i was speaking to john mcafee recently and he told me that if he were google he would do exactly the same thing do you blame google and others for selling out what would you do. i think google has of. they have shareholders to answer to they have a board of directors to answer to and they've got hundreds of millions of customers shutting down their service would take a lot more than simply the decision of one or two people and unfortunately i don't think they could build the necessary consensus. to shut down their service. one of the decisions i made very early on in my business was not to go out and seek venture capital i didn't want to have to give up a controlling interest in the company because i didn't want somebody else to come in and decide that i should sacrifice the philosophy of the company in order to make a profit and it was because i had made that decision and decided to grow the business the hard way to grow it organically that when the time came i was able to make the decision to shut down. i mean my guess is no but i got asked do you trust your personal informatio

you know i was speaking to john mcafee recently and he told me that if he were a google he would do exactly the same thing do you blame google and others for selling out what would you do. i think google has a very different situation they have shareholders to answer to they have a board of directors to answer to and they've got hundreds of millions of customers shutting down their service would take a lot more than simply the decision of one or two people and unfortunately i don't think they could build the necessary consensus to shut down their service. one of the decisions i made very early on in my business was not to go out and seek venture capital i didn't want to have to give up a controlling interest in the company because i didn't want somebody else the come in and decide that i should sacrifice the philosophy of the company in order to make a profit and it was because i made that decision and decided to grow the business the hard way to grow it organically that when the time came i was able to make the decision to shut down. i mean my guess is no but i got asked do you trust your

you know i was speaking to john mcafee recently and he told me that if he were a google he would do exactly the same thing do you blame google and others for selling out what would you do. i think google has a very different situation they have shareholders to answer to they have a board of directors to answer to and they've got hundreds of millions of customers shutting down their service would take a lot more than simply the decision of one or two people and unfortunately i don't think they could build the necessary consensus to shut down their service. one of the decisions i made very early on in my business was not to go out and seek venture capital i didn't want to have to give up a controlling interest in the company because i didn't want somebody else to come in and decide that i should sacrifice the philosophy of the company in order to make a profit and it was because i had made that decision and decided to grow the business the hard way to grow it organically that when the time came i was able to make the decision to shut down. i mean my guess is no but i got asked do you trust yo

john mcafee. right here, right now. >> from the fox business network headquarters in new york city, it's "the tom sullivan show." here's your host tom sullivan. >>hanks for joining us here. top of the stack we found out this week a health care expert an economics professor at harvard sent a memo three years ago detailing the problems with the fact that nobody at hhs knew how to build a business or had ever done a startup. he detailed not only organizational but also persnel issues that would

john mcafee. >> from the fox business network headquarters in new york city, it's "the tom sullivan show." here's your host tom sullivan. >> thanks for joining us here. top of the stack we found out this week a health ce expert and economics professor at harvard sent a memo tee years ago detailing the problems with the fact that nobody at hhs knew how to build a business or had ever done a startup he detailed not only organizational but also personnel issues that would

john mcafee. here, right now. >> from the fox business network headarters in new york city, it's "the tom sullivan show." here's your host tom sullivan. >> thanks for joining us here. top of the stack weound out this week a health care expert and economics professor at harvd sent a memo three years ago detailing the problems with the fact that nobody at hhs knew how to build a business or had ever done a startup. he detailed not only organizational but also personnel issues that would ke

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. >> a software pioneer john mcafee is facing a stalking complaint.he 68-year-old tells nbc bay area he was not evicted, instead he chose to move out of the portland high rise apartment two months ago. the complaint says mcafee sent the property manager threatening e-mails and associated with armed motorcycle security guards. mcafee admits he has an armed motorcycle guard but says he has done nothing wrong. he now lives in montreal. a movie and book about his life is expected to be released next year. >> of course. the storylines he has, might as well put it down. it's looking more and more likely the u.s. will not charge julian asanction with a crime. >> he didn't leave secrets he published them. >> that seems to be the logic the justice accident following. he didn't leave secrets. he took secrets stolen by others and published them. various news reports say the justice department dropped all charges guess assange because were they to charge him they would have to charge anyone who published a state secret. we continue to keep an eye on the case of a

john mcafee who invented the security system, he says this is a total mess.ecurity. >> in fact, yesterday three of the four experts said you got to take it down to fix it. what's interesting is not only can they steal your stuff, but they were talking yesterday about how the hackers are able to go in and if you're at a computer right now, you know the little camera at the top? they can turn on the web cam. they can turn on the microphone. they can watch you. they can listen to you. they can steal all of the passwords in your computers. so you might think you're trying to sign up for healthcare. next thing you know, your identity has completely been destroyed. >> for all we know right now, people are watching us at home. >> we're hoping. >> yeah. actually that's good for us. what am i saying? do you remember the story of my grandmother knows i want to get into television as i graduated college and johnny carson had his monologue and he kept complaining he couldn't fix his vcr because it kept flashing 12. she calls me up and she says, good news. if you can fix

mcafee is the world's biggest security technology company. the engineer who founded it johnc af fee joins us now. you were asked to help fix the obama care site. >> well, i was. i think the reason is what you just mentioned. i did found the world's largest computer security company and in the industry i am known as a reasonably competent engineer. however, on the negative side my past history and lifestyle would not make the best pr image for helping. in any case, i choose to turn them down because i didn't think they were serious about implementing what had to be done which is throw it out and start over. not serious is the part of your belief that the way government worked is not conducive to producing a competent web site. >> no. absolutely not. there are a bunch of reasons for that, the federal acquisition requirements manual which is 2,000 pages long. >> i happen to have that here. anybody who works with the feds do anything have to obey this and if you are going to do a web site for obama care you also have to understand and obey 6,000 more pages. >> that's woshth. the