keith rabois with me for the hour.we had to break, check out gopro spiking the most in two months. the company has gotten key talent. details, next. ♪ emily: turning now to the broader markets, u.s. stocks climbed the highest in four months. bloombergs ramy inocencio joined us in new york, with what tech movers moved particularly far. ramy: basically, it was a broad green across the board. let's see where the numbers stand. s&p 500 up 1%, but that was the least of the gainers. the dow up higher, the nasdaq of the most, at 1.5%. that is its highest since new year's eve. also, this good chinese data that we saw as well as earners , of these estimates over a jpmorgan. let's take a look at some of the biggest point gainers at the nasdaq. this is where they are. apple up by 1.5%, but amazon even beat that, up by nearly 2%, alphabets up by 1.2%. all seeing gains not seen in the past two or three months. in addition to that, i mentioned good chinese data. what we are seeing, here in the u.s., chinese-based stocks are going ab

still with me, keith rabois. it is fascinating what he has done.g a new organization that gets competing cancer research institutions to work together so that these researchers are not competing with each other for money when they are. trying to get to the same place. . philanthropists have taken offense to some of the comments, speaking up for the world of philanthropy. he says he can get ahead of venture capital. i am curious for your reaction. it is fantastic he is donating this money to propel research forward. many americans suffer from cancer. anything we can do to propel cancer solutions is a great idea. more brainpower and more money can only be helpful. we are on the precipice of a revolution in cancer research. sean interviewed to a few of , fastthe use of data feedback cycles. democratization of access to equipment. all amazing things. we funded a fair number of things at the periphery. we have an investment in something that replaces the need for a biopsy with a blood test. we invested in some things genomicreast cancer and sequencing.

tomorrow, we are joined by keith rabois. coastal ventures and former square part her.n francisco. ♪ larry king: welcome. aam here to report and significant health related investigation has been taking place for that last couple of years. the information i will pride

that he would support hillary clinton if trump was the nominee, and then there was of coast -- keith raboisho said that mcconnell loves trump, and of course, it is possible that trump could possibly -- >> well, we are having audio troubles with josh lipton, but obviously, an interesting day as trump heads to the valley given what we saw coming out of some of the valley's illuminati. >> yes, indeed. as the tech race is heating up, one company is seeing social activity around the user's political and geographic location, and so we will go to the founder and ceo of yik yak, and tyler, good to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> and so first of all, what is going on with the yik yak, itself? excluded from the google play, and there is talk on the college campuses about people are concerned about the environment it creates, and maybe it is falling out of favor, and various download charts that suggest it is not as pop ular a it once was and you have executives leaving and tell me what is happening at the company to work on growth? >> yeah, we have done really good growth over the last