walter mossberg, who co-launched the new venture, "re-code." and, tom rosenstiel, the executive director of the american press institute. we welcome you all to the newshour. walt mossberg i'm going to start with you, why would someone working in traditional media and i'm sure there are a lot of reasons but what is the main reason we should know that you would want to take that and go too an on-line only home. >> well, judy, just speaking for myself and my co-founder, cara swisher, first of all, we wrote about technology, and because we wrote about technology we are already largely read on-linement and secondly it wasn't sort of-- anything, it was trying to have the opportunity to build and expand and grow and develop the brand and the kind of content that we've been doing already. so it isn't really print versus on-line some of, it's more independence and kind of the freedom to move nimbly an grow. >> woodruff: jim bankoff is that how you see it, that it's not really about on-line versus other kinds of media? >> well, i don't know if i would sa

. >> rose: we conclude this evening with walt mossberg and kara swisher about their new tech company. >> and i don't, by the way i don't believe the print is inevitably dead or that every print or traditional broadcast outlet is necessarily dead, but clearly the web is an he for spousely dynamic and important place for journalism that is winning. right now and so that is one of these things and every one upon factor in all of these things is that it is web versed and web centric and web only, perhaps. >> rose: alfonso cuaron, sandra bullock, walt mossberg and kara swisher when we continue. funding for charlie rose is provided by the following. >> i have been around long enough that the people out there owning it, the ones getting involved, staying engaged, they are not afraid to question the path they are on. because the one question they never want to ask is, how did i end up here? i started swab for those people, people who want to take ownership of their investments like they do in every other aspect of their lives,. >> rose: additional funding provided by captioning sponsored by r

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mossberg? >> you say that because? steve jobs used to call himusedt >> all the time.e the night. apple observes two issues. you, that there. -- they have a wall street issue because they are very large now. i emember when they were hanging on by their fingernails. they had a quarter really sold a rerd number re iphones, a record number of ipads. incrinas a significant s a market where pc sales were ergoing down. for that quarter, they were rewarded with a 10% bump in their stock price. problem of wall street and other people. they have another problem, which years of steve jobs, the became known for game changing innovations. they' re working on several, but soso far unde cook, the current ceo, they have not brought one out. i think this is the year when they have to bring out another game changer. tant,k they have the t and it leads me think that they're close. everyone is risk. jobs and gates together talked about that at her, friends - our conference. they are a company known for taking risks. in and they have not introduced anything, i would i wld think - >> they

>> that is a mossberg question. >> you say that because? steve jobs used to ve j him up?e time. middle of the night. >> apple is two issues. they have a wall street issue because they are very large now. which is astonishing to those of us who remember when they were hanging on by their fingernails. they had a quarter where they sold a record number of iphones, a record number of ipads.ds and a significant increase in macs in a market where pc sales were going down. for that quarter, they were rewarded with a 10% bump in -- drop in their stock price. they have an expectations problem of wall street and other people.ople they have anr problem, which is, under the 15 years of steve ey became known for game changing innovations. they're working on several, but so far under tim cook, the current ceo, they have not brought one out. i think this is the year when they have to bring out another game-changer. >> they are there? >> i think they have the talent, and it leads me to think that they're close. everyone is a risk. jobs has talked about that. jobs and gates together talke

let's ask walt mossberg, so ko director of re/code.de. what do you make of this tablet? >> well, you know, you kind of get what you pay for, simon. this is a very -- i decided to take a look at it because of the price point, as you point out. to be fair, you have to buy a two-year contract. it is a phone carrier, after all. but the contract can be had for as little as $5 a month. so it's still a pretty low priced proposition. and, you know, i was prepared for a tablet that was not going to be anything as good as an ipad or the better google tablets. what i was not prepared for was a tablet that would not function very well. that's really what happened here. it kept giving me these messages that it didn't have enough storage and, therefore, it couldn't sync g-mail. i really had put very few -- like four small apps on it. so the company is -- says they're going to look into it and see what to do about it but i can't really recommend this tablet at any price even at $30. >> i guess -- i guess the argument -- this is a chinese manufacturer

signed an eighteen months deal he's one of the bundesliga three times as a manager most recently with mossberg in two thousand and nine but being out of work since two thousand and twelve. while canadian m.l.s. side toronto have unveiled. brazil goalkeeper julius ceasar who signed on loan from championship side queens park rangers was a four year old was out of favor at loftus road but still first choice he for the world cup hopes to start one of five assyria add titles with into milan as well as the champions league and club world cup in two thousand and ten he joins a former top them striker your main defo that's toronto coach by retired new zealand defender ryan nelsen. i'm moving on to athletics and pole vault legend saturday book looked on as french olympic champion the no level need broke the ukrainians twenty one year old world record and he moved his own city of donetsk walked onto the track to congratulate the twenty seven year old after he cared six point one six metres on his first attempt to go one centimeter higher than the record is set indoors in february one thousand nine hundr

. >> each time they enter a bank, one of the men is armed with a mossberg 12-gauge pistol grip shotgunar the scene of the crime, investigators know what kind of rounds they're using. and it's not good news. the shotgun shells are 00-buck with nine ball bearings in each round. each about the size of a .32 caliber bullet. >> there's a tremendous amount of damage that can be done with a weapon like this. so once you're prepared to bring this kind of weapon into a bank or some place public, that means that you're pretty much, you know, ready to commit a lot of violence. >> despite their bravado and their ability to pick banks they can rob and get away with it, their greed for cash is catching up with them. on march 27th, 2008, the men break their routine and gamble with their luck. they choose to rob a bank in the northeastern orange county community of yorba linda. unlike the other banks they have hit that have easy access to the area's highways, this first bank branch is about four miles from the nearest freeway. as the men enter the bank, an employee sees them coming. she rushes to a ne