paul allen. multibillionaire. jeff bezos. multibillionaire. larry page. multibillionaire. elon musk. >> elon musks, the jeff bezos, the paul allens, myself, diamandis, all of us who are in this cause right now, i believe, come from a place of hope and possibility. >> rick tumlinson is the ceo of deep space industries, one of two asteroid mining companies in the us. >> several of us were sitting in the room, it was about 1986, 1987. we pledged our lives and fortunes to making the human breakout into space happen in our lifetimes. we called it the benevolent conspiracy. well, that same group of people are still involved today and we're making it happen. >> what will tomorrow look like? our world is at our limits at yet we all want more. and why not? why shouldn't the future be better than today? >> but he prime directive of all these companies that you name seems to be profits. but the way you speak about it is like this... >> no buck, no buck rogers. nobody stays until somebody pays. it can be you the taxpayer, and that's wonderful, thank you very much. but the day that you

paul allen has the latest.toring peace and order one of the reasons given by thailand's military for staging its latest coup. they have had enough of seeing soldiers on the street. >> [inaudible] we cannot live like this. we cannot live in fear anymore. >> there is a defiant rally of about 500 protesters. they made their voices heard. some yelled at the military to go to the country south. among the thailand south they declare this over the weekend. a series of bombs killed three people. whether they are taking advantage of the recent chaos. thailand's military need to move cautiously. these demonstrations were small by recent standards. it processors become emboldened, this could grow. >> this leader will be sworn in as india's new prime minister later today. years of mistrust in the region. this will he attended by the pakistani army or. willegional cooperation association. only 2% of global trade your ad is according to two thousand nine figures. president obama has made a surprise visit to afghanistan confi

paul allen, bloomberg. >> a quick look at the implications for all of this. davis joins us now in the studio. you are busy between ukraine and thailand. over the weekend, again, not as much violence as perhaps some thought, but the king approves the coup. >> the military is obtusely tightening their grip. they disbanded the senate yesterday. we have seen protests. the martial law and coup canned gatherings -- banned gatherings of more than five people at a time. there is talk of another demonstration this afternoon. these are the pro-government forces posing a direct challenge to the coup. hopefully, it won't turn violent. the tension is there. >> the next steps for the military government? >> the army chief is meeting with the king today. we should hear more about his plan. he is going to address the nation. it isn't clear if you will name the prime minister and council today, but he should give an idea of the type of reforms he is talking about. whether that is going to be looking at the electoral system, because that is the real thing they need to change i

paul allen, we will continue to monitor those polls in sydney.ott facing some headwinds. let's turn our attention to the tech space. apple and google have declared a cease-fire in their intellectual property wars. mia saini is tracking the story for us. what is this all about? >> these are the two big tech giants in selecting valley, and they have eventually said that they are done. they are tired. they are going to drop all the lawsuits between the two companies. they look to move on and actually focus on reforming patent law. what do we know? we know that the patent suits drop concern the motorola mobility patent suits. 20 patent suits were fouled -- filed in the u.s. as well as eu. they will still battle it out, not in the courtroom, but when it comes to mobile operations, mobile maps, as well as online music. of course, they are duking it out mainly because of the fact that they felt they needed to show consumers, show the law, show the consumers -- the courtrooms who was right and who was wrong when it came to certain patents but also when i

paul allen, thank you for that.cking other stories making headlines, the government of ukraine says the growing violence is essentially civil war. more than 40 russian -- pro-russian protesters died in clashes. the city is ukraine's main gateway to the black sea following the loss of crimea. moscow says it is deeply concerned at the unrest and is considering its next move. the south korean president has visited relatives of the that dems of the sioux will ferry disaster, telling them -- ewell very the siou disaster. 60 people are still mixing. most victims were students. at least 19 people were killed when a passenger train derailed south him by. he came off the line. 120 people were injured. police expect the number of victims to rise. it is not known what caused this accident. india has one of the largest rail accidents in the world. -- rail systems in the world. runners had taken place at asians tallest buildings. taipei 101 stance 500 meters high. 60 stepsetitors face 24 to reach the finish line. mountain resort

paul allen is there. how bad was this? >> they were pretty horrible.re were two polls that came out post-budget. pretty much the same thing, a very heavy drop in support for the coalition government. just seven months after they won a landslide election. look at some of the numbers from the fairfax nielsen poll. they have opened up a 12% lead after the coalition dropped four points to 44%. the labour party up by the same amount. take a look at the primary vote. the coalition now down at 35%. labor up to 40%. ,ony abbott taking a hammering now down to 40%. the opposition leader, well out in front with 51% as preferred prime minister. it is all because of this very tough budget which got handed down last week. theave people taking to streets in protest over the weekend. in pretty much all the state capitals across australia, very upset. that werey, the lies told to them before the election. tony avenue it is saying that he wasn't elected to make ed decisions -- easy decisions, but hard decisions. not to win a popularity contest but to govern effectively.

for that.ou paul allen in sydney. we're going to get back to what's happening on this monday for the markets. geopolitical risks persisting and we have a situation in ukraine which is red hot at the moment. let's find out what's going on. >> a situation in ukraine is worsening in we will get more details in just a moment. thely, it is overshadowing fairly encouraging u.s. jobs number that we got in america. ,000 the best month that we have seen it over two years. normally at this point we have about seven markets. japan and south korea are closed essentially right now so the markets that are open getting their first chance to react to those u.s. numbers and if you key economic data numbers coming up. .ervices pmi from china hsbc comes out with their own or read on services in china in about 40 minutes from now. be out ofe will indonesia from noon, first-quarter gdp. the government is coming out with a more to mystic view of 5.7% or 5.8% the expansion figure coming from indonesia. i want to focus on the macro view. spo

join other money billionaires who bought teams, mark cuban and ballmer's fellow microsoft alum, paul allennot a bad club to join. for "nightly business report," i'm robert frank. >>> rich guys have always bought sports teams, but one of the differences is there was a period when large corporations like time warner or gulf and western owned a lot of sports teams including time warner owning the braves, and gulf and western, the knicks and braves. >> you say rich guys, but you know what is interesting, a lot of women, oprah winfrey, so was steve job's wife. >> she was supposedly one of the bidders. we'll see how it pans out, it is not a done deal yet. thank you for joining us, i'm tyler mathisen. >> and i'm susie gharib, have a great week, we'll see you back on monday. ( no audio ) ( knocking ) say hello to the wife, jack. ( fires ) huh! oh... ( alarm clock plays theme from romeo and juliet )

seahawks owner paul allen who has done a great job. congratulations to him. general manager john schneider put together this outstanding organization. but i'm curious where the championship belt is today, john. [ laughter ] we are here to celebrate the first super bowl victory for the city of seattle. [ cheers and applause ] during the regular season seahawks tied for the best record, suffocating defense led to -- led the league in points allowed, yards allowed, interceptions, takeaways, turnover margin. they beat the rival 49ers. [ cheers and applause ] i knew you guys would clap on that one. in the nfc championship game, and then dominated one of the best offenses in the nfl, beating the broncos by 35 points. of course, i don't need to tell you how outstanding the seahawks are because they did a pretty good job of describing themselves as outstanding during the year. you may have heard about the legion of boom. richard sherman and earl thomas, cam chancellor and bob maxwell combined to form the best secondary in basketball. you had guys like michael bennett

paul allen reports. >> rio de janeiro has a well justified reputation for being a good place to be muggedmonth, a woman was mugged while giving an interview about being mugged. the most recent crimes statistics show a 60% rise in muggings in the first three months of the year and a doubling of the overall crime rate in the past year. >> those statistics are a reality. we have taken action from the beginning of may and it is is anticipated the deployment of police officers that are going to work for the world cup. expect to control the crime numbers in an effective way. >> police simply walked off the job. police went on a 24-hour strike last week demanding higher pay leaving the streets on so much focus on crime, it is easy to lose sight of mankind's most lethal enemy. mosquitoes are abundant. and can transmit malaria and yellow fever. traveling fans are urged to pack repellents and take the medication from home. >> drugs are not manufactured around the world with the same stringent standards and there is a huge issue with fake drugs. and to quality of medicine. in general, it is best to

let's get over to paul allen, who is there. where else is the ax likely to fall? ofthere will be plenty nervous public servants around the country today with news coming out that up to 16,000 public service jobs may go and up to 70 government agencies may be abolished. some of them are obscure, like the development council. perhaps you can understand why that is not seen as entirely necessary. some others give indications about his opinion on climate change. for example, the australia nubile energy agency is looking likely to be chopped. meanwhile, the national library is likely to be asked to share facilities. before about the introduction of a debt levy. they could see anyone earning more than 80,000 australian dollars cap for a temporary levy. there is also going to be an increase to the fuel excise. six dollars for a visit to the doctor if the early leaks are to believed -- to be believed. a late addition to all of this was a proposal to freeze politicians' pay. the budget has now been printed. that is likely to be set in stone as well. we are not going to fin

as paul allen reports, major concerns.justified reputation for being a good place to be mugged. last year, a woman was mugged while giving an interview about being mugged. the most recent crimes statistics show a 60% rise in muggings in the first three months of the year and a doubling of the overall crime rate in the past year. >> those statistics are a reality. we have taken action from the beginning of may and it is is the deployment of police officers that are going to work for the world cup taste on need. we expect to control the crime numbers in an effective way. >> police simply walked off the job. police went on a 24-hour strike last week demanding higher pay leaving the streets on patrolled. a summons struck out the world cup host city two weeks ago with widespread looting. so much focus on crime, it is easy to lose sight of mankind's most lethal enemy. mosquitoes are abundant. urged to pack are repellents and take the medication from. >> drugs are not manufactured around the world with the same stringent standard

he wrote i would like to thank paul allen for anteing up. i think that was a unique way for thanking the owner for giving you a hefty raise. >>> tonight at 11:00, text to 911. there's a new wray to actually send for help in an emergency. >> hope to see you at 11:00. >>> three star weddings, breaking couple news on clooney, kim, and charlize now on "extra." ♪ ♪ ♪"extra" "extra" ♪ >>> a celebrity race to the altar. julia on george's marriage plans. >> he is happy and that's what matters to me. >> are charlize and sean fasttracking their nuptials. >> mum's the word. >> miley slams the overdose rumors. >> i didn't have a drug overdose. >> the real story behind the emergency medical scare. >> will and jada on the controversial photo of their 13-year-old daughter in bed with a shirtless 20-year-old guy. >>> then sarah palin going rogue again. >> not only would i dunk them

melissa: fantastic, paul allen and seattle seahawks. turned that franchise around. >> maybe they don't want the team to leave l.a. too. >> he said he would keep it. >> ballmer did? >> ballmer said -- >> you're welcome america. >> ballmer told, charlie, clippers are staying in l.a. melissa: battle of blondes at yahoo!. why katy couric star power left marisa mayer very unimpressed. with smart house technology your dishwasher will never be lonely again. more "money" coming up. ♪. melissa: the battle for the smart home is on and apple and google are looking to get in the door. new reports say that apple is planning to the turn the iphone into a remole control, for lights, security system and other appliances. meanwhile reports say google is in talks to buy camera company to watch you in your own home. how fun. we have arne with quantum networks and jack hough from "barron's" as well. start with apple. there are obvious problems, if the iphone controls all kinds of things inside of your house, what happens if you lose it? >> that is pretty g

home to likes of tech titans paul allen, eric schmidt and meg whitman. >>> first time the u.s.nce to become the world's largest wine market. wine could r consumption in the united states fell by half a percent while fell nearly 7% in france. i guess they're drinking a lot of beer over there. that is today's "speed read." liz? [buzzer] liz: coffee consumption is growing at a rapid pace but drought in brazil and coffee fungus in central america crippling coffee production and skyrocketing prices. how are luxury brands dealing with short supply? david: next we talk exclusive i wily chairman and ceo, an drea illy. liz: one company takes advantage of america's love of flavored sparkling water and expected to hit one billion dollars in sales next couple years. the ceo of talking rain. you might not have heard it but you will. they're growing dramatically. a "first on fox business" interview. tate brand is all ready the brand of the year. berkshire hathaway home services. good to know. my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve p

super bowl winning coach pete carroll, he's enjoying this, rubbing elbows with paul allen. he is. more nba playoffs action on tnt tonight. pacers have a chance to finish their series with a win over the wizards at 7:00 eastern. clippers and thunder get going at 9:30. their series is tied at two games apiece. >>> the nfl's first openly gay player, michael sam, picked 249th in the nfl draft, has more jerseys sold than number one pick jadeveon clowney, all according to the rankings track at the nfl sales shop. important to note fans won't get delivery of their jerseys until a number is assigned. michael sam sits second behind all rookies and behind new cleveland quarterback johnny football, johnny manziel. back to you guys. >> brian, i wonder what lebron leaned in and asked jay z and beyonce, like, hey, hey, hey, what happened in the elevator? >> can i get concert tickets? >> i would want to know what happened in the elevator, what set her off. >> he's probably like, it wasn't me. >> good choice. good choice of jay z music. thank you, brian. >>> donald sterling in his own word

look at his former boss at microsoft, paul allen, who is involved with the seattle seahawks and portland trail blazers. those franchises have been very strong. i think the nba has got a slamdunk in this particular case, getting this particular gentleman as the new owner. >> oh yeah, with that super bowl win by the seahawks, right? thank you so much. coming up, battleground texas. the state is ground 04 election fights between the tea party and mainstream republicans. we will dig deeper into them. and the service that allows users to read as many books as they want for a monthly fee. tflix and they are expanding their library. we will tell you more about this company when we return. >> you are watching "in the loop." well, the drumbeat continues in washington for the regiment the nation --resignation of eric shinseki. he may submit an interim report on the state of the veteran health-care as tunis today. most democrats are calling on him to step down, including the head of the congressional campaign committee. joining us to look at all things political, former congressman mark frost and h

gene from garfield and paul school mr. allen lee and chinning elementary school and claet stephanie from the elementary school let's give them a big round of applause. we also (clapping) we've mentioned the main room is named after our first public person laurence there's a beautiful bust it was xhiktsz in our artist it here deanna there she is it's a beautiful piece of art (clapping) okay. now without further ado, you've heard repeatedly the wonderful support we've had from the friends of the library our executive director here is talk about his work director scott (clapping.) thank you lewis it's a great pleasure to be here. you you've passed the bond that built the building but you made all the furnishings and stacks i helped to raise from $20 to $79,000 we've got over 4 hundred and 36 donors who given so thank you for your generous support you'll see the names on the wall and if you want to make a donation one gentleman gave me a check for $1,000 this afternoon. we wouldn't have done this without the support of julie i want

paul allen, bloomberg. >> president obama was right on according to benjamin netanyahu.e exclusively to bloomberg with jeffrey goldberg. elliott has more on the story. it was a wide-ranging conversation, but really quite fascinating in terms of the conversation. >> you may recall that the u.s. wanted to launch missile strikes against syria after the assad regime crossed the red line of using chemical weapons, but then the obama administration backtracked, handled -- handed the negotiations to russia, dismantling the stockpiles of chemical weapons. benjamin netanyahu said that was a very good thing. he described it as the one ray of light in a very dark region. he said some 90% of syrian chemical weapons have been destroyed. given that they were on israel's northern border, that can only be a good thing. manus? iran, theyt, -- on do not see eye to eye? >> their views are quite divergent. when obama came to israel they they share the stage and they were broadly of the same page. so-called breakout capability of obtaining nuclear weapons. now they don't exactly see eye to e

could make him the nba richest owner passing former boss seattle seahawk owner paul allen. and all sterling his lawyer made it clear he does not want to let the team go. little thing that seemed to be sold without mr. stirling's consent. his wife thinks otherwise. windiest potentially sterling had her husband declared mentally incapacitated this month. >> : coming up 515 a plan to give away free marijuana and parcel bay area than 530 of her son for uncover the threat but for closure of two east bay kaiser medical billings. next possible answer to get worse is dog debate we're passes' about your personality. and a big issue out there today led the phycocyanin now that things a lot cooler this afternoon as an impact weekend plans that answer coming if you're so tough, crack this thick slice of medium cheddar with your bare hand. i didn't say tough, i said hungry. if you're so hungry, eat this thick slice of medium cheddar with your bare mouth. tillamook cheese slices, tastes better because it's made better. however slaughter the people who prefer dogs according to a new study

billionaire paul allen was a sailor at last night's phillips auction in new york city.a mark rothko painting on the block. orange" 14ed blue for $56ion. -- went million. i could have painted that. there's the red, there's the blue, there's the orange. >> i said the same thing. >> $56 million? >> $56 million for blue, orange, red. >> i have sat in the dining room with a rothko and it is sublime. you have to look a long time. >> it takes you to another place. india's opposition bloc led by narendra modi headed for the biggest election win in 30 years. the congress party has conceded defeat, that is the party that has run india for most of the last 67 years. overhaulpromised to the slowing economy. already wall street is waiting in. cbs is reiterating a strong buy on india. >> i would suggest we will pivot to an indian discussion at the white house. >> speaking of the white house. there are comparisons between modi and president obama. he has rhetorical resources. style yes. people -- read up on this. single best chart right now. wide couch potatoes should care about net n

the company is backed by microsoft co-founder paul allen.hare, below the expected range of $12 to $14. even so, in today's trade, it's up by 15%. here first on cnbc, fresh off ringing the opening bell at the nasdaq, is scott painter. the founder and ceo of truecar. i'm hearing the presser is starting, so we'll go back to washington and we'll get back to scott as it happens. >> -- safety of the traveling public. it always has been. achieving that goal isn't easy. it takes commitment from everyone with a stake in our transportation system. and we know no one is perfect. but what we cannot tolerate, what we will never accept is a person or a company that knows danger exists and says nothing, literally silence can kill. back in february, general motors issued a recall of the chevrolet cobalt and other models due to a defect in their ignition switches. the defect led the air bags not to work when they should. that's what gm told us in february. but what we now know is that gm knew about this issue years before this past february. since at least n

purported agreement to have steve balmer by the los angeles clippers goes through, he would join paul alleno own a professional sports team. name one of the current two teams? >> the trail blazers. >> we also would have accepted the seahawks. >> mitch mcconnell, there's no connection between obamacare and this, the name of his state's health insurance program. >> connect. >> stop the clock. that is our use it or lose it bonus, sam. >> that's awesome. >> that means you have a chance to double what you just won to scoop up an extra 200 points but this one is not risk free. i have a follow-up question to the one you just answered. it's related in some way and worth 200 points if you can answer it it correctly. but if you're wrong, you will lose the 200 points you just won or you can pass. you won't lose any points or gaining any. i have the bonus question here. will you use it or lose it? >> i'll use it. >> is connect was implemented in kentucky over the objections of the republican state legislature under this democratic governor? >> steve beshear. >> we'll accept that. one final question. th

paul allen. more nba playoff action on tnt tonight. chance to finish their series with a win over the wizards. clippers and thunder get going at can 30. their series is tied at two games aplease. >>> michael sam pit 249th in the nfl draft. has more jersz sis sold than number one pick clowney. this is according to the sales at nflshop.com. important to know that fans won't get delivery of their jerseys until a number is assigned. cleveland browns quarterback johnny football, johnny manziel. back to you, kate. >> thank you so much. let's move on to the search for flight 370. officials prepare to set an international standard for tracking flights. there are new doubts as to whether they're searchinging in right place for missing flight 370. crews prepare to resume the undert water search for the plane in the area where those electronic signal, the pings were detected last month. but were those pings really from the plane's flight data recorders? do they have any clue where the plane is? joining us this morning to discuss, miles o'brien, c

for more on that, i'm joined by cnn legal analyst paul callan in new york and james allen fox, a professor of criminology, at northwestern university. also the author of "extreme killing, understanding serial and mass murders." thank you for being with us. paul, want to start with you. we've talked about this over the phone and, you know, police went to elliott rodger's house, they checked in on him in april. they wrote about it, if they searched his home and found his guns, his plans might have been spoiled. what are police allowed to do on welfare checks? could they have done more when that flag was raised a month ago? >> it's hard to say based on what we know now. here's the bottom line on it. the law is the same in most states. if there's evidence to believe you're a threat to yourself or others, you can be brought to a psychiatric facility for an inpatient evaluation. the question is, did he meet that standard. to answer that, we have to know what did the police know when they went to his apartment. now, they're saying they didn't know a whole lot and he acted in a totally normal way.

and allen, by the way, the goal for workers especially those working outside get through this workweek, get to the weekend and that cooldown paul was talking about. >> yeah. just a couple more days. all right, ryan, thanks. >>> no air-conditioners for some people in the south bay dealing with our spring heat. midafternoon, nearly 2200 people lost power on morgan hill. the police department says a transformer blew at monterey road and dunne avenue. >>> developing news now. hot temperatures and 60-mile- per-hour winds are fueling this fire in san bernardino county. thick, black smoke covers the sky over rancho cucamonga. more than 1,000 homes have been evacuated. cbs reporter bigad shaban with the latest from the front lines. >> reporter: a wall of flames is tearing through the san bernardino mountains about 40 miles east of los angeles. high winds and unseasonably high temperatures are fueling the wildfire. what's the danger you're seeing? >> danger we're seeing is definitely the high winds. you know, it's caused a number of you know -- embers to burn. >> reporter: more than 550 firefighters are scrambling to contain the fire fr

paul beban in denver. seattle police fighting back against rules, talking about how much force officers are able to use. allenauffler is in seattle with more on that. >> reporter: good evening. this is a civil rights complaint filed in federal court. by seattle police patrol officers, naming attorney, the city of seattle, mayor, police chief, city attorney and more. the officers are claiming that constitutional rights are violated by federally required reforms within the police department, governing the way they do their job, and particularly how and when they use force. >> reporter: seattle police are under orders to change their ways after the department of justice found for years officers used excessive force. a consent decree requires reforms, including complicated rules about the use of force. the lawsuit, brought by more than 120 patrol officers claims the new policy undermines the constitutional rights afforded plaintiffs, asking them to take unreasonable risks. it leaves the public less safe as well. it goes on to use the use of force policy vague, complicated and contradictory, claiming the confusion

allen, thank you for that. >>> we're about to cool down from this spring heat wave. tonight paul deanno in the mobile weather lab in pacifica. paul, it is gorgeous out there. >> reporter: it's gorgeous because the heat of yesterday, the temperatures in the tupper 80s at the beach, they're gone. we are getting just the lightest onshore flow. the beginning of the end of our heat wave, but trust me, it is still plenty warm outside if you have not been outside yet. couple of records were set today. oakland you hit 89 degrees. san rafael record high 91 degrees. mountain view 89. look at san jose, you hit the low 90s today. napa 91. pacifica earlier today did hit 84. san francisco degrees cooler 84 degrees 6 degrees cooler. livermore hot at 95. right now we are cooling off but still warm. pleasanton 89. fairfield 90. concord 86. san jose 83. we are live in pacifica where the beach is hopping. the heat is gone, onshore flow just beginning. the heat wave will soon be ending. we'll talk about how chilly we're going to get coming up in about 10 minutes. back to you. >> thank you. >>> for t