she was the head of marketing for the mac team.n scully was the ceo of apple and became famous, or infamous, for firing steve jobs from apple. he is a wonderful man and a great character. in this movie, jobs has conflicts with all of them that get dramatized and worked out in a compressed and claustrophobic environment. in particular, one of the more interesting relationships is with his daughter. his eldest daughter, lisa. >> you spoke with steve jobs. did you ever speak to mark zuckerberg? >> no. we met with senior facebook people and said we are doing this movie, would you like to cooperate in the making of this movie. badly wanting them to say no, which is what they did. we needed them to say no because if they did cooperate, the integrity of the movie would be compromised. the movie, i think kind of humanized him in a way. if you were over 35, you thought it was a cautionary tale. if you are under 35, you thought mark was a rock star who did what had to be done to achieve his dream. i don't think anyone would be comfortable wi

nbc's john keet tascally mac was with the team who proved members put their lives on the line for their jobs. >> three, two, one! go! >> reporter: that's dusty clark, eight-year veteran of the l.a. fire department swift water rescue team, running the first of two rescues this morning. >> we had to weigh options. the flow in the river was increasing somewhat. increasing the risk to our rescuers. >> reporter: a maintenance worker spotted the man clinging to a tree. >> that was the first rescue. >> reporter: we shared video from nbc l.a.'s instagram account of clark's initial jump in the water. news chopper 4 caught him driving between the trees. >> i was able to position myself up on an underwater stump and wrap my leg around it to where i could end up effecting the rescue. >> reporter: then the man walked to waiting paramedics and us. >> are you okay? >> i'm just -- just thankful to the people cruise is downtown. >> reporter: he's the one who alerted rescuers a second person was still stuck in the water. so the team launched a second mission. >> we're going in. boom, there he is. >> repo

interrogators and after two weeks they send him to the rendition team now the rendition team most of us have heard of, it is a mac clad troop that cuts the man's clothes off, does a forcible body cavity search, very rough, upsetting true t maic, photographs the individual naked, they diaper them, reclothe them and shackle them and then put them on to a plane. they then take them to a black site, they took him to afghanistan, and he remained in this system for more than a year. >> and job if this is the case, with your clients and you can tell me, some of the reasons listed for this kind of rendition, personal relationships with former neighbors. of al quaida members. possible slander from a rival tribal faction. >> yes. this is. >> that's pretty thin. >> it is terrible. and it is a big step that we are at least hearing about some of those cases. he was tortured very badly by the jordanians before being handed to the c.i.a., and explains they forced him to sign a false confession, and that's not uncommon, so it is a huge step that we have 26 of these people being named but i believe there are more. >> i do think t

team's general manager following a miserable 4 and 12 season. the chicago bears followed suit shortly thereafter, firing its head coach mac trexman. a bears did the san francisco 49ers they literally could not wait for today announcing the departure of the team's head coach jim harbaugh. he's landing well, taking the head coach job with mirch. that'smichigan. that's all our time. "inside story" is next on al jazeera america. ." >>> three journalists from al jazerra have now been in prison for a year. their crime, trying to tell the story of a turbulent and fast-changing he just a minute. it's "inside story": ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> hello i am ray suarez. around the world journalists are harassed arrested, even killed. in many

teams. we've got the latest on the video battle. >>> big mac's bad day.ing hit on weak sales. a stronger dollar. could other fast foods be at risk? >> lulu lemlemon numbers coming. >>> the stars of youtube are pinning two internet stars against each other. google trying to keep them from jumping to facebook and taking tens of millions of add revenue with them. this journal article "today" showed how these youtube stars are becoming so valuable to google, they can't let them be taken by facebook. >> you get 1 million or so users coming once a month, one time a day, you can write numbers that generate $10 million, $15 million a year. these platforms to pay these producers, $3 million, $4 million, $5 million, they make sense. >> how much google has been able to montize youtube. the fact that it is going up against facebook and netflix. >> what's interesting, the advertisers. start looking for premium content online, looking to follow the younger generation and slist away from the linear tv. when you see the numbers and how much they want to spend. i believe