how did you start talking to marissa? >> the conversation with marissa was a fun one.e were looking for partners for strategic investment. we were in the process of raising money. more than just having an investor come in and cut us a check. actually show up with some technology we can lean on. resources, distribution, content that could make our network better. there were a ton of things to do with yahoo! but also, with marissa -- her vision for what she was trying to do with the company was really aligned with what we were doing with tumblr. where we were going next and what we would need. the other thing was, in marissa and in her team we were spending time with, we found an unstoppable positivity and optimism which we had come to appreciate. it is not universal across this industry. there are plenty of people with brash personalities and occasionally an intense negativity. i've always and i think our team has always been pretty allergic to that. >> did you want to sell, or did you feel like you had to sell? >> we weren't trying to sell the company. we needed to rai

we are lucky that we have amazing support and an amazing mentor in marissa. >> what does marissa wantrom you and tumblr? >> what got her so excited, what got us so excited, she saw the pathway were on. >> what have you been able to do with yahoo!? >> the big one came about six months in. we launched tumblr ad products sponsored by yahoo! ad tech. we could go to the market with robust ad technology. with this expressive canvas we had been working on for the last seven years. that was a monster combination for this industry. that suddenly gets to benefit from the work we had been doing. >> one of your investors recently talked about companies at some point need to turn into a real business. they need to focus on monetization and profits. he said, tumblr had to be sold even though they had potential. the annual burn rate was almost 50% of the entire fund. >> we were making money. we had a big burn rate. we would have been able to -- the options in front of us were raise what you call like a growth round. get somebody to cut you a big check. or find and acquire, take on the burn rate. >>

marissa has talked about that a lot. and what is the plan that you can, as an investor, i can put a stake in the ground on and bet on? >> so, there are a couple of ways we could go here. you basically suggest two things that could happen. number one, yahoo gets bought, and number two, that marissa mayer is out that she will no longer be the ceo of this company. now one of those two things is going to happen. what's more likely? >> well look, i do think it's a bit binary, say we take japan out of the picture and you've got a yahoo stand-alone asset. when you look at the stock price today, about $31 a share is alibaba. $5 a share is yahoo japan and $9 is the core business. if marissa can get this company growing, in an effective way, i think it's a great outcome for the company. she could ride off into the sunset as a hero. and everybody is happy because the stock will likely go up. if the stock, if the company and the stock continues to sort of struggle in terms of growth, multiple double-digit growth rates. and you're si

marissa: tumblr continues to drive incredible growth.e continue to be aggressive with that platform. today, more than 350 of the world top brands not only blog on tumblr, but advertise and spend on the platform. most notably, we launched our creators network in q1 which lets brands find incredible tumblr artists and bloggers to commission unique content. we saw immediate traction with more than 35 rand spending on creators to date. emily: she has been making major acquisitions in this area. it's a key part of her strategy to get the company moving again in this post alibaba era. joining me in the studio is bryan womack, who covers yahoo! and paul sweeney of bloomberg intelligence. she is telling investors to be patient. how patient should they be? guest: you do have something interesting going on, it's just more of the same. the rates in growth are actually declining and when you look at the print, the core business is a big disappointment. you saw the stock selloff right away on that. emily: would you go that? big disappointment? paul:

one of several of being marissa mayer. >> it's a must-read.logy editor at "fast company" thanks. >>> since "game of thrones" season five premiered sunday, it hasn't just been driving a ton of social chatter. it's been spark a ton of piracy. julia bortsen joins us with the latest numbers. >> ga"game of thrones" is by fa the most pirated shoef all time. over 4.8 million people have illegally downloaded at least one episode of the four episodes of season 5 since they were leaked on saturday. most of that piracy or the biggest chunk in the u.s. half a million people taking in one episode followed by india and the uk. this isn't new, in past seasons the show has been illegally downloaded an average of about 1.7 million times in the first 24 hours after the broadcast premiere. but this piracy is different and more expensive, because four episodes were posted before the show had even aired on tv. and we don't yet have u.s. ratings, but in the uk. ratings are up 29% from last season. setting a new record for sky atlantic, despite the piracy. carl? >>

i don't think marissa has ever actually explained that to people.an sell all of these different products, you can sell your share in alibaba, but what is the larger goal moving forward over the next couple of years that's going to give investors hope that yahoo can pull off whatever marissa is aiming for? i don't know, i've listened to her, i've seen her, spoken to her, i don't know. >> maybe we should talk about mavens, john steinberg. >> the company has no growth and no marketing strategy. everything is so confusing. how about tumblr, 474 million users. >> maven is what i was referring to -- mobile, video, native, social. >> it should be just innovative products, if she came out and said tumblr is doing $150 billion in revenue. the maven stuff is too confusing. >> $234 million in mobile gap revenue, there's as much to like if not more than to dislike. considering that revenue is hoeding steady. they did the mow zilla deal, it's a profitable deal. if there's anybody to figure out how to keep the momentum going, it's marissa mayer. they've got yahoo

now to our lead -- ceo marissa mayer, head of yahoo!, may need more patience from her investors as the company's latest earnings report fails to impress. sales fell 4% to just over a billion dollars. while yahoo!'s overall revenue is declining, the company says revenue from emerging businesses like mobile, video ads and tumbl r, marissa mayer touted the microblogging services growth. >> we continue to be aggressive with that platform. today, more than 350 of the world top brands not only blog on tumblr but advertise and spend on the platform. most notably, we launched our creators network in q1 which lets brands find incredible artist and bloggers to commission unique content. we saw immediate traction with more than 35 rand spending on creators to date. emily: she has been making major acquisitions in this area. it's a key part of her strategy to get the company moving again in this post alibaba era. joining me in the studio is bryan womack, who covers yahoo! and paul sweeney of bloomberg intelligence. she is telling investors to be pa

can be turned around, that marissa is the person to do it? max: i have lots of faith in marissa.he drive. i think she is probably, or pretty certainly, a harder working person than i am. emily: there are obviously not enough women in high places, especially in technology. as someone who likes to solve problems, how can that problem be solved? max: i am going to solve it personally for one woman, at least, by making sure that my daughter is as technologically and nerd-enabled as possible. it has to start really early. the problem is that you can't just slam dunk into, alright, everybody hire more girls. you have to begin when they are babies. you have to make sure that they are exposed to everything and anything that they are always told that you can do whatever you want to do. in that sense, it's actually one weird thing that the soviet union got right. socialism and -- when i was growing up, the idea of girls, boys not being, sort of, equivalently, intellectually gifted -- it was not enforced by the government. it was just, like, of course girls are smart, boys are smart, it was

i'm not making the case to get rid of marissa. saying the case is broken. >> i think there are only way to save themselves is really to sell. and maybe they do, they sell to alibaba. that sounds ridiculous, maybe it's jd in china. somebody wants a search engine in the u.s. >> i'm going to bring in, let's get more, let's bring in anthony declemente. anthony, welcome, nice to see you again. you've listened to this conversation. i'm curious as to what you see in this story that makes you keep a buy rating and keep a $54 price target? >> the stock is less than 44. i look at it as the sum of parts. alibaba is $32 of yahoo's stocks. we know yahoo japan is 8, that's 40 and net cash is 6. so the core stub is trading inverted valuation, trading at negative value. there's a lot of emphasis on the fact that search is down modestly or display revenue right now is down modestly. i thought the ebita guidance was fine, in line with estimates. but this is still a company that's generating at the stub, over $1 billion of ebita. this is not a negat

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we've heard of this at other tech companies marissa mayer has to approve every hire.'s inefficient. >> we've gotten better at figuring out what works for larry and looking for and documenting that. it doesn't take as much time as it used to. >> people want to know what the most challenging google brain teaser is. hear about how many golf balls fit inside a 747 what's the whackiest one you've heard of in an interview. >> we're trying to get people to stop using brain teasers. it's a specific skill like solving these kinds of cases in brain teasers that doesn't predict how you will do on the job. we tell people don't ask those questions and when they do and we get the interview feedback in the hiring committees we typically ignore that. >> the rules are changing? ten years ago all the talk of the brain teasers and things you would do that supposedly evaluated how smart a person was and you would only take people from certain schools have those rules changed? >> yeah. completely. we are getting it wrong. we were doing it the wrong way. the better way to ask structured be

shares rather than a marissa discount?ve there is a discount because of the reflection in the shares and is it possible under the hood this turnaround, the strategy looks better than the top and bottom line numbers? >> you look at this quarter. it's another quarter and another year of no revenue growth for this company. they have a ways to go. i think her big plan is to go after google i think it will come out in the next year or so. you saw that with the deal with bing. they'll put their own ads on there and internally they're working on their own search engine. >> that's a big roll of the dice. reading your book which is good, the question is what is yahoo! what does it do? what is this product? and if she's going to decide she will be the other search engine besides google that's a big bet. it can't be done with activist investors saying cut costs, cut costs that's a big investment, right? >> i think that's right. i think you're looking forward for the next year. you know these activists aren't necessarily going away. i

and we do have the names of those three americans, one of them has been identified as a medic named marissa of edison, new jersey, also, google executive dan freed end berg, and film make he err tom of colorado also among the americans reported dead. and at this hour about 100 after shocks and quakes are still being reported in that area of nepal. live in the sat center, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you for. that will four student from allentown muhlenberg column reg studding in kneepan this semites err. the school confirmed they are safe and released a statement which reads in part we urge members of the muhlenberg community to remember in their thoughts and prayers the many who perished, were injured or suffered other losses, in this disaster, and suggest that we support relief efforts when they are announced. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the aftermath in nepal. we'll bring you the very latest developments on television and on line at cbsphilly.com. >>> right now 5:33, we want traffic and weather together on the 3's. katie, what kind of im

. >> what's your take on marissa mayer and how long she's got? >> i think they're headed in the right direction. it's unclear if someone else can do a better job. she has it but i think she adopted a company that was headed in the wrong direction. it takes time to turn. see if she can get the growth back deposit here. >> thanks for phoning in. appreciate it. aaron kessler has an overweight rating. i mentioned marissa mayer. he mentioned mobile revenue growth and that was down sequentially. that is the area she's been investing in. and it hasn't showed up yet. >> i think the honeymoon period is close to being over frankly. the other thing i'll say about the stock and how you trade it is i think alibaba is also being pushed around here by a stock market that is not realizing they had a tough first quarter. be long yahoo! and equal amount of alibaba. that's how people have traded this thing. people pushed yahoo! around. you are insulated by this core and alibaba should do down more. i'm long both of them. >> i think this is an opportunity. if they d

you have marissa meyer having been brought in to revamp the company. she was talking about a hinting that they could be looking to unlock the value of their yahoo! japan stake. they have a 36% stake and could be looking at selling that and the market value there is something like $9 billion or so. soft bank spoken about as being one of the potential groups that might be interested and that would lead to a $9 billion gain and they'll be able to exit that division and put the money elsewhere to work. >> it's just so interesting because for years alibaba has been driving earnings but over the past two years marissa myer has been trying to do whatever she can to revamp the advertising revenue which is struggling as of late given the competition in the space against google microsoft and others. she made a string of acquisitions. it's like over ten in the last year but still those have yet to be equated to earnings. so still a lot of questions remain as to the strategy going forward when it comes to strengthening advertising. >> definitely. more tech earning

one of those killed in the earthquake is a new jersey native marissa eve durr long serving as a doctort the everest base camp. avalanche buried her. she wept to high school in edison, new jersey graduated from rutgers university. we'll head up to edison later in our newscast. >>> investigators trying to figure out what started a fire in the upper darby app complex. it happened at the long lane apartments earlier tonight. no one was hurt but did it reach two alarms as firefighters worked to track the source. >>> on your radar tracking a great start to your week. arrive look at south philly caitlin here's a thought. i have an umbrella handy just in cages i was listening to your earlier newscast. >> just in case. never know. that will be the case tomorrow ba we're only talking about the chance for a shower or two very isolateed but don't want to be caught without it. overall it should be a nice week. nice end to the weekend. clear skies outside right now we saw lot of sunshine, temperatures today a little bit warmer. at least closer to normal. it's been so actually over the past few days.

marissa mayer was talking about doing more things on messaging. that seemed backward-looking to me.to buy foursquare, that was hot at south by six years ago. i tink think if she's going to surprise us with something big, maybe something in the pinterest and beyond realm, going a little retro. >> they announced they're powering all twitter locations about a week ago, dennis announced that as well. so i think there is, i think it could possibly be partnership conversations that got misunderstood. somebody saw somebody walk out of an office. i've had it happen to me enough that i know this is how these things happen. people speculate, they see someone moving around the yahoo campus. >> ted crunch, i would argue their track record is pretty good. always a tough story to tell when it comes to m&a. good seeing you, jon. jon steinberg joining us who has had an amazing, an amazing post. it went live and how many views in 24 hours? >> 1.4 million views. we did a video post of asking women to draw a certain male body point. 1.4 million. hillary getting two million in few hours, elite daily al

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jon: under more pressure, marissa mayer. as we had to the break.0 trading up one quarter of 1%. tesco higher right to percent -- two present. the dax trading higher by one half of 1%. and in italy, up .4%. a quick check on the euro. euro-dollar, where are we? there we go. one euro buying $1.07. grexit risk back on the table. when did it leave? the germany finance minister will present the economic forecast. the ecb will have to discuss emergency liquidity assistance. the highlights next. ♪ jon: welcome back 49 minutes into the trading session. equity markets are pushing higher. the greek three year yield pushing higher by a five basis points. i say teeny tiny because we have seen it move 200 basis points in a single morning. the yield is 29.63%. these highs we have not seen since 2012 when grexit was really on the table. it is still on the table now and a lot of people are discussing it. greece may have bought six weeks of time but today the european central bank needs to discuss restricting emergency liquidity assistance. hans, i was looking at th

marissa from new jersey was a base camp doctor. and tom also from california that was filming a documentary. back in cat man due tourists are stuck as well. >> well it was the first day of our stay in cat man due. >> today again it's probably going to be the lobby or thinking of being in the open space right here. >> the medical and military officials tell us that they have no real idea how many have died or how big of a disaster this could turn out to be. richard angle nbc cat man due. >>> this morning baltimore is on edge and it comes as the city repairs for the funeral of freddie gray. demonstrators are demanding to know how he died in police custody. now on face the motionnation. >> this whole police community relation is there a cause for this generation no doubt about it. >> we're live in washington this morning and we understand that the white house is represented at the funeral today. >> yeah a baltimore native that's familiar and we have seen it over the past week and violence the past weekend. >> the pain of friends and f

marissa mayer knows how to get investors excited. the yahoo! ceo exploring options for the company's stake which could signal a sale. yahoo! stake in yahoo! japan salyers 8 billion. earlier first-quarter revenue fell 4%. video streaming for yahoo!. >> increased -- caused our average number to grow. in total, worldwide video streams almost doubled up 89%. stephanie: shares have tripled since marissa mayer took over in 2012. promising to unveil the latest turnaround plan as early as next month according to the new ceo. the role's's largest restaurant chain needs help. u.s. sales fell for the sixth straight quarter and global sales fell as well. investors are apparently feeling optimistic about the turnaround plan. shares are up today. president obama normally chooses -- accuses republicans a plain politics and now he is doing the same thing with democrats on the trade deal. the president says democrats have been wrong and misleading. one of those critics is senator elizabeth warren. president obama: i love elizabeth but she is wrong on this. when

marissa died in the aftershock of an avalanche at mt. everest base camp.rding to madison mount nearing she was a physician's assistant serving as a team's camp doctor. she was an avid rock climber and mount near pursuing an advanced degree in mountain medicine. nbc nightly news will have the latest updates on nepal after this newscast. >>> new information on a story we first brought to you this morning on nbc 10. two people are dead in this crash on i-295. three other people had to go to the hospital with injuries. the two-car crash happened around 8:30 this morning in the southbound lanes. part of the roadway is still shut down at this hour but traffic is getting by. >>> a philadelphia church community came together this morning to celebrate the life of a man murdered while walking his dog. ♪ family friends and local leaders gathered at the historic african episcopal church in overbook to remember james stuhlman. they planted and blessed a new tree on the grounds in his honor. police say he was walking his dog last month when some teen boys shot and kille

including marissa mayer. $42 million last year. not bad.paid executives in silicon valley. she would have made an extra 13 million effort company had met all of its performance targets. she improved approved the company's reputation with her leadership did hoping to make more money. the amazon billionaire just tested his new rocket. it is called the new shepherd. it went up 58 miles in the atmosphere before coming back down again. tickets are expected to cost about $200,000. it sounds terrifying. ellen degeneres. together making a television show on a classic dr. seuss. it will be the most expensive animated program ever produced. you have to take a look at these markets right now. it is going to be a big final hour of trading for sure. let's check in with cheryl casone. >> everyone is talking about the big five. the record breaking fight. we have two big guest to give us a preview. joining us from las vegas. a lot of property interests. interest. a lot of business interest in las vegas. he has money on the fight. also the mayor of los ange

also killed, doctor marissa eve from edison, new jersey, and the 28 year old was serving as the base camp doctor with see at em based madison mountaineering group film maker tom kaplan on the mountain shooting a documentary. his widow shays she got the phonecall she feared the most from tom's mountain guide. >> he was blown away by the blast, rather than being burried in any rubble. that's how i found out. i think all of us my family, friends, would be happen that i if he had to die he is the casino of guy that you just don't ever think of as dying he's just such a larger than life individual, and but had he to die to die doing the things that he loved. >> and you can always stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the aftermath in nepal. both on television and on line at cbsphilly.com. erika? >> ukee, thank you. later this morning funeral services will be held in baltimore for freddie gray. gray is the 25 year old man who died after being in custody of the baltimore police department. his death sparked violent protests in baltimore over the weekend. gray's family membe

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marissa eve girawong was a physician's assistant from new jersey and filmmaker tom taplin, also from california, was making a documentary. kent stewart from alabama escaped alive. he's now safely back in kathmandu. in 2013, he tried and failed to climb everest so on saturday he was preparing for a second ascent when the ground started to shake. >> we just ran out of the dining tent and looked around at all the mountains and saw avalanches coming from everywhere. >> reporter: luckily though, stewart's tent in the lower part of the base camp wasn't hit. >> almost immediately they started bringing patients to our camp because we were the only camp that had tents that hadn't been destroyed. the medical facility at base camp was leveled. >> reporter: over the past 48 hours, a daring airlift has rescued more than 100 climbers stranded high up on the mountain, two at a time, because at this altitude that's all the choppers can carry. and from the devastated ruin of everest base camp, the helicopters have been ferrying away both the wounded and the dead. in spite of that huge rescue effort s

marissa eve from new jersey was a doctor at a base camp. dab freddenburg worked for google google. he described himself as an adventurer and energetic engineer. back in kathmandu tourists are stuck as well. >> the earthquake actually was the first day of our stay in kathmandu. >> reporter: this woman slept in her hotel lobby close to the door. >> again it's probably the lobby or even we're thinking of being in the open space right here. >> reporter: medical and military officials tell us they have no real idea how many have died or how big of a disaster this could turn out to be. >>> richard engel, thanks. we are learning the confirmed death toll of the everest avalanche has rised to 18 lives lost. a military plane is on its way carrying 70 people including members of an urban search and rescue team. a disaster assistance team and cargo. we have the latest from the heart of kathmandu. >> reporter: they search by hand brick, by brick. this team convinced they've located another body under the rubble around kathmandu's most famous temple complex. >> one of the people is buried there.

marissa from new jersey wu a e base camp. dan fruden burg worked for google. he described him as an energetic engineer. and tom kaplan also from californio filming a documentary. back in kathmandu tourists are stuck as well. this woman slept last nighs a new quake. >> today we're thinking of being in the states right here. >> reporter: tl officials tells us they have no idea how many have died or how big of a sfarve that could turn out to be. engel, nbc news kathmandu. >> buildings that had stoord for centuries were flattened in a matter of minutes. in an area that's popular with tourists many will witness the destruction and ian williams is there tonight. they by hand brick by brick. this team convinced they've located another body under the rubble around kathmandu's most famous temple complex. this is what remainsc heart of old kathmandu. the buildings here protore too fragile and vulnerable to with stand the quake. the area around the square seems to have born the brunt of the 7.8 quake, at least in the city itself. some of the buildings here date back to t

emily: you do mention marissa mayer. what do you think her chances are of turning things around? peter: i think she is by far the best ceo yahoo! has had in at least a decade. i think she should not be evaluated on whether she invents something new. that is setting her up for failure. the existing businesses are really big, and if you can improve those and make those work, that is fantastic. emily: other than what you have written in this book, what are some things you believe that very few people agree with you on? peter: an issue i have spoken about is this idea that college education has become something of a bubble. a trillion dollars of student debt is not getting what we are paying for. it needs to be rethought in a fundamental way. emily: if you could start education over again, what would you do? peter: get rid of the word "education." emily: would there be no schools? peter: i think you still might have schools but they would be very different. they are stuck in the 19th century. i think you try to figure out ways to make them more individuated, where different students

. >>> marissa tweeted this video from state college earlier tonight. her backyard was getting getting pelted by large hail and we could see hail in our area over the next few hours. >>> good evening i'm jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. kathy orr staning by in the weather center. it's been very busy night kathy and not over yet. >>> chris and jess, really just beginning in our region. that tornado watch extended through the region until midnight. talk now threat of severe weather continuing with two lines of storms. you saw those pictures of hail from state college this is line of storms that was to the west now moving eastward not severe but a lot of lightning hail and torrential downpours associate with his line. i want to draw your attention down here up the i-95 corridor these storms originated in the ball more washington area. not severe but we are talking about flooding, we're talking about hail and we're talking about damaging winds even though these aren't officially severe we'll track these storms toward the northeast at 35 miles an hour and at

he reported to ceo marissa myers, senior vice president of the home page and other. >> thanks so muchmeg trill. steve grasso, yahoo!? >> i've been out of the name for a while, sold my position. i think that the catalyst for upside profitability in the name have sort of evaporated. everyone was playing it as the ali baba trade. at this point, i think you've got to stay clear of the name. >> how about you? >> you know what, i think you buy ali baba as opposed to yahoo! if you want to have that exposure again. i think that if there is really some value here to the rest of yahoo! at this point in time, it would be trading much higher, so it concerns me. >>> time for "the final trade." let's go around the horn. tim seymour. >> i want to be long delta numbers. they report on the 15th. revenue trends are good and i think the margins will surprise people and longer term, they have turned their business around. delta, buy the weakness. >> grasso? >> ge, based on recent nerves, based on the buyback. i think it's grossly underowned at this point. you will have a lot of funds looking at valuation

marissa eve girawong, a 28-year-old medic from new jersey was among the bodies recovered. and 61-year-old filmmaker tom taplin they were shooting a documentary. his widdeau cory freyer said she got the attorney call she feared most from tom's mountain guide. >> just right off the camp they found his body quite a ways from camp as i understand it. >> reporter: rescue helicopters reached the mountain today but teams have had to battle against rough weather to evacuate badly wounded survivors. >> we just felt some fresh tremors here. big pieces of ice came down from this glacier today and it didn't seem so good. it seemed a little scary. the weather doesn't seem to be getting any better here. >> reporter: mount everest won't shop shaking. powerful aftershocks continue to batter the mountain throughout the day. british expedition leader captain tim bradshaw said some felt as strong as the big one. >> we had an aftershock or follow on quake, very serious one like the one we experienced yesterday. again fairly violent. >> reporter: violent enough to trigger fresh avalanches hurt

marissa holcombe a mother of three with a fourth on the way, says she lost her job at this popeye's nearause she refused to pay back the money that was ripped off. >> i told them i just had a gun to me i'm not paying the money. >> reporter: when she was fired earlier this month franchise owner said it was not because she was robbed but because she repeatedly did not empty that register which is company policy. if she had, they say the crook would not have gotten away with so much cash. still, they now tell abc news they have apologized to the employee personally and offered her her job back. >> i do need a way to support my kids but i don't want to go back to a business where i would be treated the same. >> reporter: also she's not so sure she wants to stand behind this counter again, especially with that robber still on the loose. ryan oo owens, abc news dallas. >> ryan thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, word this evening that a popular restaurant chain will now deliver your dinner to your home. >>> also the great chase is on tonight. coyotes on the run in the least likely p