i think that is something we uniquely bring at kleiner.ure capitalists have raised an historic amount of money. are there enough places to put the money? are we on the verge of a bubble? >> that is a question we struggle with a lot. what we can say is there is still so much interest in this asset class. there is tremendous interest from lp's wanting to invest more in venture capital firms. the vc industry delivers extreme data. in other industries, it can invest and make a few dollars. venture capital is one of the unique places where you can put one dollar and get $1000. emily: are there enough new technologies being invented? >> i think we are potentially between innovation waves. in time, the answer is unequivocally yes. there will be the next facebook. there will be the next google. it will happen. a lot of it is about timing. it seems we might be in an innovation transition between one wave, which was mobile, onto the next, which i'm not sure what it will be. it does create opportunities for investors to focus on incubation and buildi

emily: you are a product at kleiner perkins.company on the side, how do you fit your time? >> i spend about two days a week on packagd in three days a week at kleiner perkins focused on early-stage investing. it has been a lot of fun. at this early stage, both mutually benefit from the relationship so i can bring interesting trends as we are building the company back to kleiner. i learned a lot about the creator ecosystem and e-commerce. we get to see a lot of cool company ideas. i can bring best practices back to our startup. we learned a lot about scaleging influencers to and get distribution. that is something we are exploring at packagd. emily: kleiner perkins has had issues with its reputation. how do you feel that is evolving? 's back tol kleiner being a firmware entrepreneurs want their money? >> i think this is a challenge of all the jerk capital firms now. -- venture capital firms now. spend my dayr, i trying to sell money. i try to sell money to people. emily: you're trying to get entrepreneurs to take your money. >> i

president, my name's john door, chairman of kleiner perkens and start up company. and jeff would say that your administration will be the innovation administration, and i'd like to challenge you to also be the data liberation administration. there's a trillion dollars worth of value locked up in government data bases, and if we unlock that, we could transform health care, we can improve services for citizens, we can lower the cost of government, and if you set data free, the entrepreneurs are going to do the rest. and particularly impressed by the thinking of cma burma over your medicare and medicaid teams and look forward to working with you and the administration. >> thank you very much, thank you. >> michael drake, president of the ohio state university. glad to be here today. and very happy to participate in this conversation. yeah, we tried to enable and empower and inspire young people to make a difference and being able to partner with our colleagues here around the table with the government to do that in a better way is something that we're excited about. >

a congressional staffer, and a former staffer and capitol hill police officer crystal kleiner who was there as part of the security detail that scalise received as majority group with and we heard from another of lawmakers that if not for the security detail things would have been much much worse. rob: thank you. heather: republicans and democrats showing solidarity with a standing ovation vowing to play the congressional baseball game is scheduled. >> refusing to let the violence. the century-old tradition. doug luzader from national ballpark. >> reporter: good morning. this is a big event in any year but especially this year. there was speculation that maybe the game would be canceled because of yesterday's attack. it will go on as planned with republicans and democrats may face one another on the field they ultimately play on the same team. >> let these people know they can't change the way we live in this country. >> important to show solidarity, the we are together on this end have a good time playing america's pastime. >> republicans will miss the services of steve scalise who w

kleiner perkins partner mary meeker unveiled her widely followed internet trends report for 2016.eport covers everything from the cloud and internet advertising to wearables and music subscription services. a major takeaway from the report, the rise of online ads. with global internet advertising expected to pass tv in six month s and google and facebook reaping the benefits with their combined share of online ads amounting to a whopping 85% and rising. we dug into the findings with bloomberg intelligence u.s. director of research paul sweeney. paul: we are seeing the trajectory over the last 10 or 12 years where we have tv ad spending growing about 4%-5% a year, and digital ads ending -- digital ad spending growing 15% to 20% a year. the lines are just about to cross this year and if you look at the forecast over the next several years from various forecasters, continued upward trend in internet ad spending, double-digit growth versus television in the low single digits. emily: what does it mean for everyone else if facebook and google are getting the lion's share of the pie? pau

of just who is going to be there today, including the ceo of master card, amazon, oracle, apple, kleinererkins, intel, microsoft, ibm, google, the venture capitalist a close trump ally on the campaign trail will be at the white house today. this white house trying to focus on policy and technology today, even as all of the headlines swirl around them on the russian investigation. >> right he's so excited, this is just the beginning. russia, there's so much to investigate. so much to investigate peter lori was the little squirrel guy >> you remembered it did you google it? i was playing sound bites and you were googling. >> yeah. >> you confess. >> a russian guy, stalin guy i didn't know i was quoting last week, show me a man, i'll show you a crime. looking for something on you i'm sure i can find something on you. anyway, don't go anywhere this week things are going to happen, i'm sure. >> technology stuff, health care potentially. >> this kind of stuff, this is -- >> going on for years. if you can go from a land deal to a stained blue dress. >> white water >> yeah, ask the clintons how