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>> it's the start of a new era at mozilla, at least in the u.s. yahoo! will be its partner for the next five years. for a decade, google paid mozilla 10 million euros a year to be the firefox browser's default search engine. the price tag paid by yahoo! has not been made public. yahoo! hopes the deal will expand its market share and therefore boost advertising revenue. experts call it a good move, but far from it enough to threaten google. google is the world's most popular search engine by far. almost 90% of internet users choose it. 4.4% prefer bing. 3.8%, yahoo!. in europe, firefox is staying with google for now, but yahoo! fans can change that with the clickable mouse. >> onto thursday's market action. let's look at the numbers starting off in frankfurt. the dax was up by just a tad, finishing at 9483 points. euro stoxx 50 not doing quite as well, and itching down by nearly .7%. across the atlantic on wall street at this hour, the dow up by exactly the same amount as the dax, there, 17 thousand 700 10 points. euro pretty much flat against the greenba

what's interesting is the people at mozilla. liberals work at mozilla and other places like that.the altar of diversity, skin color diversity.pojvy ethnic diversity. sexual or tennation diversity. there is one kind of diversity they won't tolerate diversity of opinion on matters that are important to them. that's why i think those liberals have forgotten how to be liberal. bill, one point quickly, for the record, i supporté3yÑñ same sex marriage. i have no problem with it. i think it's a good thing and i think people on the other side are on the wrong side of history. i'm not ayatollah. unless somebody is an out and out bigot hate gay people let them have their say. that's what this country is all about. that's what some liberals don't quite understand. >> this mozilla outfit they are driving people to certain web sites and machinery. consumer oriented thing, right? that's how they make their money. >> they make a web browser fire fox there if you want to get on the internet there are a number ways of to do it fire fox is is a popular way of doing it. >> they make money by people

that ends a partnership between mozilla and google. google began to undercut firefox. google's contract with mozilla ends and they plan to go with firefox. >>> they are planning to get together tomorrow to break bread and work to make a little difference in the 45th year anniversary breakfast for the urban affairs coalition. we're thrilled to have one of the recipients here this morning. he grant is the president of the urban affairs coalition. tell us a little about it. >> it's a great organization. it was founded in 1969 by business and community coming together and to address a lot of the urban issues that we've had today. 45 years later, we're an organization that runs many programs and works with partnership programs. so we have program partners that were on another 55-plus variety of programs. they run the gamut in education, hiv aids, drug and alcohol addiction, economic development. really areas that impact our city and our community vary greatly. our motto is drive and change from the ground up, so we're looking to make a big change, in effect, every year. at

. >> yaw ma and mozilla announcing a strategic partnership. yaw should be become the default search engine for firefox. back to you. i don't think it has to do with any of the deals that marisa has been trying to transact. it's at about alibaba. i think that's what's -- i still think 55 is within the cross hairs very soon. >> i them i'm more concerned is probably 50 bucks. we said this yesterday, yahoo is a pullback, because ali babb babb, it's seven time ebitda, which is fair, otherwise i don't think you need to jump into this one. i don't think the news is significant, either. >> listen, you know, if you think yahoo earnings are going to increase because they have a little bar on mozilla, you're crazy. first of all it was wrong to sell yahoo in the after hours. it completely ripped higher, never got a chance to buy it. as long as it holds 50, i would have to agree with the golden gopher. >> great or disagree with gg, g-wiz, as you like to go. >> senior we speaking english here? i think north of 50, the stock is more volatile probably, i thin

mozilla will part ways with google. the move will help yahoo! to build its market share in the u.s. where it currently only account for 10% of internet searches. and a streaming music service is set to become a fixture on all iphones and ipods. it could be a big boost to beats music in the sector. >> finally, it is a special day here in france, especially for one mother. >> it is the day the new batch of wine is released. we have some pictures from last night's gathering for the uncorking of that first batch of wine. it is the brainchild of one man who began the tradition in the 1960's. it has since become a global event. 40% of the product is exported. japan is the biggest market, with almost 8 million bottles sold their last year, followed by the u.s. at 1.8 million. let's listen to some of the opinions. >> the beaujolais is delicious. it is really good. you have to come for it. >> the line is this year very nice -- the wine is this year very nice. >> people don't only

mozilla and yahoo reached a five-year deal. >>> when you hear nestle you may think hot check late and sweets but the company is report liz working on a drink that helps people lose weight. according to bloom bergen sames which stimulate metabolism and burn calories just like exercising does but before we get too excited this is years from hitting store shelves, so i guess we should keep our gym memberships for now, ukee and quarter. >> so nice though. >> nestle makes the very best. >> well, now i do. >> some people out there. sorry. >> i remember that. >> check it out, ukee. jill is on top of things good throw back thursday, why not. >>> in other news the future of the old revel contact even owe in atlantic city is backup in the air that the buyer is backing out. brookfield asset management agreed to buy the casino for 110 million-dollar but canadian company decided to pull out of the purchase. sources say that the deal fell apart because of a disagreement over revel's power plant. revel was atlantic city's most expensive casino when it opened in 2012 but it closed two months ago afte

we pushed farther north from baghdad to mozilla and beyond. you may have heard of that, things are not going so well and out to sin jar mountain where i lived, got to spend a lot of time with the local people in the middle of nowhere on the side of the mountain, eight person listening post, observation posts and i was the only woman out there for months at a time. we later moved to another site on the same mountain where i was the only woman with 20 or 30 men. at that point with a lot more down time than major combat operations. tensions rose on people at that point. the brigade i was with had come back from afghanistan lot -- not long before we turned around and went to iraq, or until they had been to kosovo before that so for some of them was starting to wear on them being away from home and their families, dealing with trauma from afghanistan, we were not talking about that in 2003. when i was out there i met another young soldier, tall, handsome staff sgt, witty and sarcastic, he was angry and a lot of ways, but he as a soldier's soldier,

mozilla, which owns firefox will offer a yahoo! search to its u.s. users. there had been tensions between mozilla and google as google's kroem browser has been stealing market share from firefox fop years now. over the past three months. >>> the chinese premier suggested li xleefs getting prepared for the tech xwral changes. alibaba and microsoft will be speaking to one another. >>> speaking to cnbc, steven mullemcopf said china was key to its business. >> we're still focused on china, getting through china, how we extent our business model into china, that's the key driving our business right now. on the product side, things are going quite well. we have a strong '14. '15 we think will be a similar strategic and competitive environment. so it's really all about china for us. >> and sticking with tech news, i just want to point out that appear le is in focus. morgan stanley raising its price to $156 per share. after appearing has acquired beef electronics. the question is, this will attract more headlines? >> 126 the target for morgan stanley. before we go

and mozilla and fire fox were big on information distribution. now they're going towards security. piquet also. what should we be thinking about as we watch the entire technology session in this pivot that so many big playersome to be waking away from access towards securing information. >> you have to look at the evolution to get at the bottom of this issue. enterprise started with perimeters and networks. then moved into systems and end points. and regardless of the huge investments that companies are making in those arenas. networks are still getting breached. so the only way to secure information in the enterprise is to armor the data itself. and we do that with end to end encryption. and that is the only answer. >> budgets are going down. even though every quarter these companies are saying we have to pay x for investigations into these breeches. >> i had a cso of a prominent retailer tell me in the last couple weeks that it is less expensive for me to pay the fines associated with being out of compliance than it is to fix my security problem. >> what about apple pay? is that

last week, the mozilla replaced google with yahoo!. shares trading basically mixed at this hour in frankfurt. >> do you use the -- i won't mention any specifics, but do you use any of these taxi hailing apps? >> absolutely. they're all very popular, and i find uber many times is cheaper than your average taxi here in london. >> well, that's the argument. that's definitely the argument. rose, my producer on the evening show yesterday was saying she's downloaded this thing where -- i think her app for when she gets into the cabs, whatever cab, then she can play her own music. >> yeah. that was a deal recently announced i think just last week. >> george clemson. old one, for sure. >> i would pick beyonce. >> we should ride together. the best cab ride in london. >>> uber is reportedly raising at least $1 billion in new funding. it could value the ride share service between $35 billion and $40 billion. investors may join in the current round of financing. gave the company an implied value of $17 billion. amazing. >> yeah. >>> coming up on t

he will do things like push the individuals, but he allows corporations to take the wavered on the mozilla wouldn't affect them in the election. i know it sounds inconsistent to say follow the law, but we need to follow the law. we are not going to know the full impact until people have to feel the impact of it day in and day out. the problems with the law are many, they the parts you can improve, having two kids in college and are centrists graduated and started a job, the fact you can keep your kids on your health care until their 26 is a good part of the law. i don't have an issue with that. the preexisting conditions. they shouldn't get thrown off their health care. they should be taken care of. this president in this administration working for the senate will not allow nat occurring anywhere on the law. >> moderator: that is not what i asked you. i asked you what you would improve. those are things you wiki. what would you change if you could change something and if you took the president at his word that is interested in ideas from everywhere and he has changed things. as you indicat

says it will be the new default search engine on mozilla's fire fox browser in the u.s. google. the financial term of this five-year deal have not been made public. they will roll it out on its own website next year. >>> nine minutes before 8:00. a british couple was surprised by a $156 credit card charge for a bad review they wrote about a budget hotel in england. the couple stayed at the broadway hotel but were not impressed. they posted a review of the backyardway and trip -- prodway and trip adviser said it was a filthy, dirty hotel. the hotel has a written policy warning it will fine guests who will fine guests who give it bad reviews. the local has dropped the review policy and did refund the couple's money. >> $156. probably over 100 pounds. >>> coming up next -- you will hear from the woman who says she's gonna marry charles manson. you will hear from her mother in 20 minutes. what does she think of her daughter's planned marriage and will she be at the wedding. >>> a controversial plan to bring back executions by firing squads. what prompted the legislation movi

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striking a deal with firefoxmaker mozilla. joe has already upgraded. >> fire fox.ox will be replacing google as the default search engine. financial terms not disclosed. just to put it in context, firefox has 10% of the market. >> i like firefox. >> chrome, which is google, has about 33% of the market. >> they're not -- i mean, google is dominant, right? >> google is dominant, this is true. >> is there any way ta -- >> no. >> how much is microsoft internet explorer? >> firefox, 10%. google's chrome browser was the leader with 33.5%. i do want have the number for microsoft. >> that's interesting. they used to be so big because anything that you open in microsoft outlook, when you try and open a website in explorer. >> also, i should tell you arizona's attorney general is suing general motors for $3 billion. that state claiming the automaker deliberately put t the -- at risk. this is one of many lawsuits we'll be hearing about for quite a while. >>> let's check on the markets this morning. the futures are under a little bit of pressure today. right now, you'll see th