. >>> it has been 40 years since bill gates and paul allen founded microsoft.iversary, gates sent an e-mail to microsoft employees that has since gone viral. said early on paul allen and i set the goal of a computer on every desk in every home. it was a bold idea. people thought we were out of other minds. it is amazing to think how far computing has come. in 1995 when he said he wanted a computer on every desk. he was crazy. it turned out he was right. >>> furious 7 brought in $143 million for the weekend box office. the first movie made about that much total. furious 7 made twice as much as shades of grey. it is the last movie starring actor paul walker. furious 7 was in production when he was killed in a car crash in 2013. >>> it is 5:00 in the east. "early start" continues right now. >> selling the deal. president obama with his most extensive comments yet on why the iran nuclear agreement is best for all countries, including israel. but prime minister netanyahu is not swayed. >>> officials in kenya hunting for a terror mastermind. they identified the man t

. >>> it has been 40 years since bill gates and paul allen founded microsoft.ates sent an e-mail to microsoft employees that has gone viral. he said early on paul allen and i set a goal of a computer on every desk in every home. everyone thought we were out of our minds impossible. we can all be proud of the role microsoft played in the revolution. >>> furious 7 roared through the box office this weekend. had the largest opening of the year bringing in $143 million. the first fast and furious made that much total. furious 7 made twice as much as 50 shades of grey. the last movie starring paul walker. it was in production with walker when he was killed in a car crash in 2013. >>> candid moments and comments from president obama saying he is in israel's corner if iran ever makes a threat to the jewish state. how can he convince israelis he has his back? "new day" has that now. >>> it is a good deal even if iran doesn't change at all. >> the better deal would rollback iran's nuclear infrastructure. >> it can be a serviceable agreement. it can signal a new day. >>

i think paul allen is looking at the numbers here.and elon musk seeing that missions the space have soared. you mentioned the need for satellites for the nsa. we have a lot of exploration that we want to be doing. if you look at the chart on bloomberg.com that i have tweeted out, so you can check it on my twitter feed, it will be a massive lift off in the number of launches over the last few year. 450 in 2014. that is an average of 100 and the decade before. there will be a lot more money and contracts in a lot more of these rockets, assuming we can get want to lend correctly . next time. pimm fox, thank you for joining me. cory johnson thank you. we will come back with an exclusive interview with governor tom ridge. ♪ matt: we just saw the spacex rocket launch into space, driving its capsule towards the international space station then break apart and the rocket dropped back into the atlantic ocean attempting to land on a barge. it landed too hard for survival and blew up on the barge so will not be able to be reused. elon musk has a

paul allen, bloomberg. we have correspondents arriving in the area.ams are arriving in kathmandu as we speak. here is natalie pearson. what is the latest? the aftershocks have been continuing, including a magnitude 5.3 quake overnight. there are trekkers stuck on mount everest and unable to get down. the avalanche has swept away their route. 19 have died on that mountain. it is the highest death toll for that mountain. ,> talking about mount everest there are dozens stuck on our best at 20,000 feet at camp one and two. we have got no way down. what is the latest of how precarious the situation is for those survivors as they remain stranded with no idea how to get down? yes. it is heartbreaking. a husband is stuck among the trekkers with no route to get down. it is now blocked by snow. they're trying to find alternative routes. they are running low on food and supplies. the wife decided not to go up the mountain. she is trying to arrange some kind of hollow cap were -- situation.rescue it is a tough situation out there. >> this is the worst earthquake

. >> seattle washington, home of bill gates paul allen and this guy, seth morabito, a software developer forced to sell the house he bought in december of 2014 because i couldn't get online, he lives in kitsap county. an upscale county near seattle. the story is hardly unique. roughly 1 in 10 households in pasadena california and cambridge massachusetts home to harvard and mit don't even have computers. this is the digital divide. the internet is basically a great economic equalizer. it is a kind of superhighway that can carry almost anybody to a better life. knowing how to use it qualifies you to work in a professional setting like this but for those who can't get onto that superhighway they end up stuck in neutral. their chance to make money is simply less without broadband access at home. broadband is an income multiplier. a recent study by the consult be firm aksen accenture the government doesn't probably the basic connectivity that makes that possible. internet access moatsly and sometimes exclusively -- mostly and sometimes exclusively relies on data companies we're not talking ab

. >> when microsoft was founded in 1975 it consists of two men bill gates and paul allen. in 1979 when it moved to its present-day headquarters in washington, it had 28 employees and revenue of $2 million. today a revenue of $86 billion and 123,000 employees. >> but it has not been an easy ride. microsoft has been the target of numerous lawsuits. at home in the united states it was accused of becoming a monopoly. the e.u. finded fined the company for anti-competitive practices. >> we're the most respected software company. >> there has since been a reversal of those ruthless tactics. in the face of competition microsoft has had to adapt its products allowing them to run on devices that use competing operating systems. with a host of other profitable products including surface the x-box and skype, microsoft seems ever determined to remain relevant and to show that life really begins at 40. gerald tan, al jazeera. >> people on the west coast of north america saw a lunar eclipse on saturday. it was visible for more than three hours. for several minutes the moon was completely

it all started in 1975 when bill gates and his friend paul allen formed a partnership.choumacher: the software and operating systems created by two young men in a garage and the company they founded played a major role in the information revolution. microsoft realized early on that the internet had become a major inducement for consumers to buy personal computers. access to the internet was controlled by a browser, first successfully deloped by the netscape corporation in 1994. this posed a threat to microsoft in that a browser had the potential to replace its operating system. microsoft decided to develop its own browser, internet explorer, and incorporate it into the windows operating system. man: microsoft was pursuing a strategy that was intended to drive netscape out of business by co-opting the browser business -- and pulling it into the operating system so that an independent browser could not possibly remain on sale. and that's in fact what happened. schoumacher: may 18, 1998, the justice department brought microsoft to court. those facts show a monopolist engag

. >> it consisted of two men bill gates an paul allen. when it moved to its present day headquarters in washington they had 20 employees sales of $2 million. in 2014 microsoft reported $86 billion in revenue and employed 123,000 people. with a market value of $410 billion, it's now the world's second most valuable company behind it's arch rival apple. but it has not been an easy ride. microsoft has been the target of numerous lawsuits. at home in the united states it was accused of becoming a a monopoly. the e.u. fined the company for anti-competitive practices. >> we're the most respected software company. >> there has been since the reversal of those ruthless tactics. may crow soft has had to adapt its products allowing them to run on devices that use competing operating systems. with a host of other profitable products including surface the x-box and skype micro microsoft seems determined to remain relevant and shows that life can begin at 40. >> a major fire in the u.s. state of kentucky is under control, but it's threatening jobs. an

margaret: paul allen formerly of microsoft has a team of more than 500 people.hose people have an in-house media company they are workingtechnology, and again, he has a robust investment management team as well. some family offices out there have hundreds of people working for them, their job centers essentially. emily: i mention they take extreme measures to keep these kind of things private. how do they recruit people to work for them? is it word-of-mouth? how do they advertise if they have positions available? margaret: what we found is there is an underground world that services family offices in terms of the consulting and trying to find people that they want to hire for these jobs. they do intentionally named themselves most of the time in a way that is not easy to me the connection between the billionaire and the people working at the firm. their consulting agencies that are helping people quietly find some of the best talent around, whether it be former navy seals who can provide physical security, background checks travel arrangements for the family to

. >> seattle washington, home of bill gates paul allen and this guy, seth morabito. a hardware guy forced to sell a house he bought in 2014 because he can't get i.t. online, because he needs it for his job. he lives if kitsap county. the consumerist not for profit newspaper. >>> one out of ten households in past dean anna california don't even have computers. this is the digital divide. the internet is basically a great economic equalizer. it is a great superhighway that can take almost anybody to a better life. but for those who cannot get onto that superhighway, they wind up stuck in neutral. today 9 in 10 households with a bachelor degree or higher end one some type of internet access. even when you do have access no matter where you live in the u.s. your internet is probably slower than any other developed country on the planet. the united states ranks just 30th in national broadband speeds. lagging behind countries like iceland romania even russia. in finland broadband access is a legal right. >> this isn't about how fast a cat video loads on your phone. it's no

. >> reporter: seattle washington home of phil gaits and paul allen and seth a software developer, forced to sell the house he brought in 2014 because he cannot get it online which is essential for his second. he lives in an upscale community outside the city. his plight highlighted in a report by chris moran of the consumerist, a not-for-profit consumer publication. it is hardly unique. one in 10 households in pasadena and cambridge massachusetts, home to harvard and m.i.t. don't have computers. this is the digital divide. >> the internet is basically a great economic equalizer, a super highway that carries anybody to a better life. knowing how to use it qualifies you to work in a professional setting. for those that cannot get on to the superhighway they are struck in neutral. nine out of 10 high ways have internet access. even when you do have access. no matter where you live in the u.s., your internet is slower than in any other development in the planet. despite paying more for internet access, the united states ranks 30th in national broadband speeds. lagging behind countries like i

gates wrote that he and co-founder paul allen had one goal in mind when starting the company. was to see a computer on every desk and in every home. >>mark:gates wrote that. at the time. it was a "bold idea" and some people though he and allen were "out of their minds." >>mark:microsoft opened its doors in 1975. >>darya:u-f-c champion ronda rousey is apparently too violent for wal-mart. >>darya:the retail giant won't sell her upcoming book from the mixed martial arts fighter. >>darya:many people have pointed out that walmart does sell guns and ammunition at their stores. >>darya:rousey should be o-k though even without walmart. >>darya:her book titled "my fight, your fight" will be sold just about everywhere else when it comes out in may. >>darya:rousey also in the bay area-- she recently appeared at wrestlemania at levi's stadium and makes a cameo in "fast and furious 7". >>george: the south lawn commute slower than usual with an accident being criticized france's boulevard will update the drive time when the kron 4 morning news returns. e of the cl perksof ts place, is y can

. >> the plane originally belonged to microsoft mogul paul allen. >> of course, it has been trumped-upe got gold everywhere. >> it is the midas touch here, gold fixtures in the bathroom. >> right. >> that was a choice you made. >> that was a choice we made and you know what tops that? >> nothing. >> as you would expect, it is all first class. >> so you have how many bedrooms in this plane. >> we have three beds two bedrooms. >> and two showers? >> two showers. >> perhaps the ultimate luxury, no security lines for canceled flight. >> though even a billionaire can have a practical streak. >> when was the last time you flew commercial? >> well, i will do that. >> you will? >> i will surprise people but -- >> i will do that, i have nothing against it. i would rather fly this. >> i know, so would i. >> in store? >> you don't steal from your work family. don't you see that? >> actor jeremy given. >> >> piven. >> do not fear i have my men meeting me in the room over here. >> nobody is happy. >> except for the losers look at me, i am miserable, that's why i am rich. >> it is the money issue on

real throwback thursday for you on this day 40 years ago, microsoft was founded by bill gates and paul allenminic chu is back at hq with more. dom. >> i mean, 1975, i mean, i'm 38 years old. i can imagine microsoft has been around for longer than i've been alive right now. actually, as a public company for not as long. it was 1986. so we decided to take a look for this throwback thursday at two software giants, microsoft and oracle because they both went public a day apart from each other back in 1986. so they've been around for longer as private companies, but microsoft and oracle. oracle went public on march 12th, 1986, microsoft a day later. on their first day as public companies, microsoft, a very healthy, respectable 33% gain in its first day of trading. meanwhile, competitor oracle in terms of software companies up 37% in their first day. now, you kind of fast forward to what's happening since 1986, and you can see some huge moves. since this inception, microsoft shares have gained about 64,000%. 64,000% just since 1986 when it went public. meanwhile, oracle has done even better. it's

paul allen, bloomberg. rishaad: trending on social media at the moment, let's gauge the reaction.on social media as expected has been huge, especially from online companies trying to devise ways to help people in the disaster area. multiple payment companies, creating a cash tag for people to donate to. effortssers can support to support unicef relief efforts to help families. you can wire your money. paypal is doing the same, waiving fees for donations. facebook and google with these safety check features on their site where you can pick if you are in the area or not and if you know anybody in the area, whether you are safe or not. google having this person finder tracking website in order to help people locate loved ones. anne: everyone coming together to try to help. shocking video going viral on youtube. it has nearly 9000 views and shares on twitter this morning. it shows the moment the avalanche that base camp -- hit base camp on everest. it shows the power of the ice and snow and boulders as they hit climbers. 19 people have been killed and there are dozens missing. this is

mark: thanks, paul allen. the rba kepts rates unchanged. manus: after jumping on the news that saudi arabia raised its pricing in asia as investors weigh forecast from u.s. crude supplies. bloomberg intelligence phillip joins us for a little more of a discussion. it is great to have you with us. let's work out what is the bigger piece of news. is it iran and their potential supply as a result of possible deal? or is it supply coming out of the system in the u.s.? the market was up 6% yesterday. philip: i think the u.s. news is more in the short-term. the refineries each spring they are in maintenance, that will has nowhere to go. stockpiles are surging in the u.s.. i think it allows some kind of legislation for the u.s. to export more crude oil because they need a safety valve if the oil has nowhere to go in the domestic market. iran i would say it is very relevant but more in the long term because it will take some time for iran, for oil companies to apply their western technology and to rent production back -- ramp production back up agai

. >>> tonight, kentucky senator rand paul is officially off and running for the presidency. allen martin on how the tea party candidate hopes to ride into the white house. >> the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every nook and cranny of our lives must be stopped. >> reporter: the 52-year-old senator and eye doctor laid out a vision that is one part libertarian, one part foreign intervention with a dose of fiscal restraint. >> i propose we do something extraordinary. let's just spend what comes in. >> reporter: as president, paul said he would seek a ball lapsed bum amendment, term limits for members of congress. >> i say the phone records of law-abiding citizens are none of their damn business. >> reporter: he came to the public in 2010 as a member of the tea party. >> let's build some bridges here at home! >> reporter: paul's father, former presidential candidate ron paul joined his son for his presidential kickoff. he starts off campaigning in new hampshire tomorrow. allen martin, kpix5. >>> the building was on fire. people trapped inside. tonight, the

there to see what happens be allen fisher in saw paul low. it's only a few months since she was voted back into office. >> i think there's frustration at the economic situation in brazil, as well, and that's what's brought 10s of thousand us on the streets in a sunday afternoon. it is a carnal atmosphere here, it's almost like the start have a football match many people use the brazilian strip. this is blocked off and people if i am it from end to end. they're angry at the economic situation, angry to the country could soon be fogg r. falling into reception. this is likely, as basic food stuffs are more expensive. the taxes are going up. for everyone, it seems to be a little more difficult. not lease -- there is no suggesting that she aware of brakes allegedly being made, but that doesn't help the impression that she is not running a government free of corruption. people are defeated. there are moan groups here on this avenue, including one less than a kilometer calling for the reinstallation of a military government. remember since houthis t

paul walker. >>> welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. i'm natalie allen. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> five people have been arrested in connection with that deadly attack at garissa university college in kenya. sources say one of the men was found hiding under a bed. suspected al shabaab militants killed 147 people. almost all students. the gunmen stormed a christian prayer service before shooting their way across campus. the militanting spared only muslims during the four-hour siege. there are also chilling stories of survival, including a woman who smeared her dead friend's planned parenthood on her body to fool the gunmen. she tells her story todavid mckenzie. >> reporter: entering the badlands of northeast kenya, the poorest border of somalia just 90 miles away. it's a constant threat to kenya's security. kenyan special forces, little to do now except look over the grim task of loading the dead. just discharged from hospital, helen titis said she hid in a wardrobe when the shooting started, but the terrorists found her. >> shoot them, shoot them. they

paul deanno at the lafayette reservoir with the kpix 5 mobile weather lab. palm. >> reporter: allen, simply too late to fix this drought this year. this is something that will absolutely carry on at least into and through next winter. the country's most populous and biggest farming state,water! look at the drought map. here's where we are as of right now. this is updated every thursday and the latest information is a severe drought continues for the north north bay. extreme drought continues in various areas. things started off so beautifully with 11 inches of rainfall in december. then we flipped the calendar to 2015 and look what happened. rainfall for january, february and march, 24% of what we need or what is average in santa rosa. 13% of what is average in san francisco. 30% for livermore. and only 23% for san jose. so not only did the drought stick this winter, it got worse even after that record setting december. we need more rainfall. and simply put it is too late in the season to end this drought because now the rainy season is wrapping up. out here live, the lafayette rese

paul pinch hitting. >> i was say you can do double duty for us tonight as a sportscaster stay at the game. >> reporter: allen, you have the sports thing covered. >> they are paying me to not do sports, believe me. [ laughter ] >> paul, thanks. >> is that what it is now? >> yes. don't to, here's an extra thing in your paycheck. >>> well, the stars have aligned this weekend for a rare total lunar eclipse. as long as it stays clear, we should be able to see it in the bay area. but you will need to get up early or stay up late because it's going to start around 3 a.m. tomorrow. the moon will turn a reddish orange or what some refer to as blood moon. the timing is also steeped in religious lore as it's between good friday and easter sunday. >> i don't know, 3 a.m., your daughter sleeps through the night, right? >> i won't be up. [ laughter ] >> all right. still ahead, they are among the best in the game. >> i sat down with two of the toughest chess players in the country. oh, they just happen to be from around here, too. >> nice. and this self-driving car made it from san francisco to new york. but not without a

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there is this tweet from jonathan allen, who says rand paul is trolling at hillary clinton. out in front of the gop pack, trying to go toe to toe with her. candidates including jeb bush and rand paul issuing some pre- buttal web announcements. let us first go to glenn thrush, who is following all of this for politico. it is available online at politico.com. thanks for being with us on a sunday afternoon. guest: good to be here. host: a noon tweet has not happened yet. what are you hearing? glenn: the clinton people, it is the middle of the day. the claim people are forceful about pushing him back down, saying it would be in the afternoon or evening. i am kind of out of this predictions -- i have been proven wrong. the theme of the piece i wrote with other reporters today reported that hillary clinton has always been reluctant to jump in. i think we are seeing playing out today how she wants us to hold off until the last possible minute. host: why this approach? not a major announcement speech although we are hearing that could come sometime in may. why social media, trying t

kevin, i want to start with you, rand paul has he made the case that african-americans should vote republican? >> well, it is interesting that woody allenowing up. that is frankly a problem of the republicans that they have had and more recently of democrats just showing up and talking about the issues and the issues matter. rand paul has done a couple of interest ging things over the last couple of years that have gone beyond the surface treatment. when he asked me to come testify on capital h hill to talk about school choice a afterwards he sat down with me, and he said kevin we need to do something about the 2,500 dropout factories and the reason that school choice is important, and the kids need to go the good schools and not bad schools, and you could tell that he had done the homework and something that is more telling, when he talked about the disparity of the sentencing guidelines of crack and powder cocaine, my sons called me and they said that he is serious, and he has to walk the walk. >> and now, you sound like a sup supporter -- >> no, well, i have not supported anyone yet, but it is too early for that and because, to me i

. >> that report of politicos mike allen's interview with senator rand paul. >> it's a heck of a budgethe president in the west wing. willie, they set that up pretty nice. >> gorgeous. >> it's nothing like your favorite here. the cook case set here. >> can we get the floor shot again? that floor shot. >> that is stark. >> i like it. >> the plug there is perfect. >> look at mike. my camera with politico gives the best interview of the day and we're sitting here of course, because we're very shallow. >> it's actually like a fleeceing. >>s this a fleeceing. >> it's like an undercover video. >> that's not what she says. >> authenticity. >> oh authenticity. >> he says you're the one it was a driving the car. >> so tell us about rand paul. what did you like about him? >> first of all, happy birthday to chuck todd. >> fantastic. >> oh, thanks, i think. >> oh. you stop counting after a while. >> yeah, i will stop counting when i get to 30. t so the thing about rand palm first you will see him make a broad case against hillary's character. you saw him again and again if those clips talking about

paul sardines. we are great believers in the truth of program should end on the same day they start. [laughter] i'm way to get right into it. [laughter] tom henderson, i want to thank you, tamara allen to think u.s. well. i want to thank all of you for being here today. sharon, and family of cognition and neil smit, thank you for thing that you did. sitting next use my 17 year old son william. [applause] we know that families give up a lot in order to support their parents in public service, and i would also like to tell your dad one other thing. and that is, my mom, barbara o'malley, who is 87 years old, when she found out i was coming to iowa, she said to say hello to my friend neil smith. she was in the young democrats of america, got her pilot's license during the second world war. at the time, after that, she was in washington dc. she remembers your father very fondly. she would see your father in washington. i promised my mom i would do that. my parents were part of that generation that tom brokaw and others have called the greatest generation. but it was not a title they would readily embrace themselves. as americans they believe that every generation had an obligation to be

when john paul ii referred to the armenian genocide -- >> in that statement and the vatican were no longer talking to each other and it's important to keep this relationship green. >> john allen. appreciate it. >> coming up next we'll switch gears and talk about this story that's getting attention and a russian fighter jet buzzing and putting the u.s. crews at risk says the u.s. we'll tell you what this country plans to do about it next opinion i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. ♪ ♪ the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. after all, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned... every day... from the smallest detail to the boldest leap. healthier means using wellness to keep away illness... knowing a prescription is way more than the pills... and believing that a single life can be made better by millions of others. healthier takes somebody who can power modern health care... by connecting every single part of it. realizing cold hard data can inspire warmth and compassion... and that when tech

paul lumley and his group want to see incorporated into the treaty. we'll see if it happens. we don't know when we'll see how the discussions take shape. >> how that happens is a big question. allen schauffler thank you >>> now, polls closed in chicago after the first run-off election for mayor, former white house chief of staff ron emanuel is seeking a second term and his opponent garcia, results are beginning to come in. ashar quraishi is outside a polling station in chicago. what was the turn out like stood. >> that is a big question. light turn out. that was concern for both candidates. really they were looking for supporters to come out and vote. turn out was key to the campaigns. we are starting to get unofficial results from the board of election commission from the city for the run off. with half the precincts reporting there's a double digit lead as predicted in the polls for the mayor, standing at under 5% with challenges as 44%. early in the night, the unofficial results. have been hearing for a few weeks how the two candidates differ on the issues including how to solve the financial lows of the city looking at deficits when it comes to funding pensions and how to dea

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