we discussed everything from his to hisk, the alliance friend that paypal, and the paypal mafia. take a listen. >> macroeconomics, financials, a bold model. of interestingn business models, things like potato. -- big data. >> more on my interview with links -- reid hoffman. >> i'm emily chang, and this is "bloomberg west." eo is ceasing business after is art ruling that massive setback for consumers. ereo is busy mapping out its next step. know when totors invest, or when they might lose? our guest has weighed these risks. raised $85ust million. how do you make these choices when it comes to accompany -- a company. ? >> think about commercial drones as well. everyone chooses the market they will create or disrupt. you have regulations to deal with. haveis area, they must chosen to go after able writers thinking there was a shot. -- table providers. in the case of commercial drones, we have a service called red cap. , but as theer driver, not the car that is available to you. risks that you will tackle, and you hope that it will come under favor. >> is the notion that there are di

should paypal be a separate company? a lot of the paypal mafia believe it should be. >> one of the things that david ,aid in his facebook post there's also a link on linkedin, he says that the team was so deep that paypal that not only was it a ton of people working there but the manager team was so strong that he thought this was a good time to leave. >> we will be watching to see what he does at facebook, personally recruited by mark zuckerberg. we want to talk about that any quality story -- any inequality story. a lot of people have been talking about what is the solution? that is what i started off asking about. he is an interesting thoughts about more systemic solutions to the problem, trying to fix the political system. bigger picture kind of solutions. ron conway stood up and told him he was wrong. take a listen. i live in the city of san francisco, you live in palo alto. you said the city of san -- [indiscernible] that is false. the city of san francisco is tenant approved. dare youuled -- how --put out a mandat

we buy airline tickets, book hotels, we use paypal, use paypal now all the time, it seems to pop up on all kinds of websites. i'm having no trouble buying things online. but apparently, the vendors are having trouble buying things online or you wouldn't be worth anything. >> i think that's right. old school way of people selling things online go to your desktop and put people ooit helps in the cart and checkout. people have been doing that a long time. you luke the past five years, what all the interesting companies are doing, all these totally new kinds of commerce, you have got subscription services like drop box, an ongoing relationship with them. global e-commerce companies like go pro just went public. a lot of very interesting mobile marketplaces like the lifts and insta carts and postnets of the world gobbling up offline commerce but doing it through your phone. for those companies, they have pretty complex, specific payment needs what stripe has. >> i'm sorry. a problem that they are having is it consummating you the transactions or that the process itself or what is it that th

all founded i members of the paypal mafia. what did you have in common?al collected a bunch of people who are young and intense and entrepreneurial. and then all of a sudden a bunch of these folks are like ok. what do i do next? Élan goes and does tesla and spacex and jeremy and rest you yelp. i do linkedin. and yet because we had this intense experience together we have a tight network. >> who do you call for what? models, i called peter. at the intersection of is this technology,siness for a willingness to think super big with risk, elon musk. >> what do you -- what do they call you for? >> last. >> i heard you are quite funny. >> occasionally. a view of the valley. x, who areing about the right people to talk about x? that theg back, was right decision? paypalher members of the mafia think they are better apart. >> it was the right decision at the time and we made it collaboratively. part of the reason was to get to the right level of the payments transaction system. it required much closer connection. is it better inside or outside and one can make go

all of paypal. now he's going to be overseeing all of facebook's messaging except for what's app. 200 million monthly users of facebook's message app. it indicates based on the history that facebook is looking for ways to make money from its messaging business either by attaching payments which obviously he has plenty of experience from or other ways of monetizing that business through some sort of payments, perhaps, even advertising there. a big move for facebook, getting someone who has a lot of experience in the mobile space and making money from mobile and also having a lot of impact on paypal losing its president. back over to you. >> the impact seen more and a nice gain for facebook. >> i look at the chart. i think around 49 bucks there's plenty of support for the stock. it's all about some of the parts. even if you say paypal is stuck in the mud, and i don't believe that, they're getting 20% of growth out of latin america. globally paypal is something that i think has been undermonetized. i t

on friday, i got an e-mail from paypal offering for me too link my netflix account to paypal, they would give me a free month of netflix to have paypal pay my netflix membership every month. so that is the e-mail i got. >> i thought that was you for a second. >> and remember a lot of people now start looking to buy something on amazon as opposed to going to google. this is just another reason why buying things on amazon will be more convenient. bad for paypal, ebay and google. >> when we are talking about this, should we be careful to separate out payments from banking? if i'm amazon and i'm in charge of the technology that clears its payments, is that the same as being a quotequote/unquote b? >> very far from that. not even paypal can store your deposits. google cannot. amazon cannot. they can only be a third party -- >> but that's not a threat to financial firms, is it? >> paypal actually pools all of that money in separate banks that actually have fdic insurance. so up ontil one these companies applies for a bank charter or fdi krechlt insurance, that will be the tell tale sign. >>> y

paypal is quite different.e are talking about the three hot things for facebook and the technology landscape. payments, mobile, messaging. for people to exchanging thatvia nmessage, that's huge and no one has tested yet. talked aboutus speaking with mark zuckerberg and being compelled. zuck had to pull out all the stops to get this type. is anyone in the world who can do this, it's mark zuckerberg. he focuses more on recruiting than any other ceo on the planet . the eve of their ipo, he's recruiting for hours the day before. >> where was that? >> he was recruiting executives the day of the i po. when you think about the type of executive who can pull someone into this position, zuckerberg is the guy. >> where does that leave paypal? it does not seem like there is a succession plan in place. there is a whole executive team reporting to john donahoe at ebay. if you are a paypal employee, you might wonder what it means for me but also incoming potential executives joining the company. it's a big time of uncertaint

worried about paypal for a number of reasons. paypal has had some problems over the last few years. the organization is not lean enough. marcus was in the process of trying to reorganize that unit. it wasn't going that great, from everything i heard. hard for them to get products out, cut through bureaucracy, the fact he is saying i like projects, leaving paypal, not a good sign, a number of entrants in the space in mobile that just bought one in braintree, paypal not where they need to be in the prod spukt space. they need to be launching products, a guy like this. to put a finer point on this, go to kevin on this, my understanding, you guys jump in on this if it's true, not about whatsapp. they just spent all this money on that >> no. no. >> you would think they would be trying to take advantage of that to create financial services on top. this is totally another thing. >> facebook messenger is different. maybe they have these ambitions, as caleb mentioned in the payment space but certainly want to expand that as a global platform. >> and also see different the only reason that's

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and they have had a good record and paypal, how aggressive will they be. they're aggressive in the small business. melissa: why has paypal been able to be so dominant? who wants to take that on? >> they have a good service. melissa: doesn't seem that hard to duplicate. >> when you have a good service, you have a brand, right? you know, they have a proven track record of security. when you put those three together. i will say this though, jeff bezos i think, i really like him. he is brilliant. done a lot of different things but at some point -- melissa: has a crazy laugh. >> i said this to jamie dimon once when the "london whale" happened. jamie, you're a great guy, you're a great ceo but you can't be everywhere and all times and run a bank that is run efficiently. you're just too big. melissa: you think jeff bezos is in the same seat trying to do many things. >> at some point, "washington post" and this and that. melissa: you think this is big date they are supposed to unveil. >> i don't know about the phone. my response to this story, what took so long. t

. >> also coming up, what's really behind mark zuckerberg's hiring paypal's president. did you hear this take earlier today on "squawk box." tic a listen. >> if facebook hires the guy just running it, what does that tell you about facebook's intentions? he's coming here to do messaging. really? are they going to generate a lot of revenue off that, or are they going to be one of three companies that's trying to buy ebay and they just wanted to have the guy running it sitting in the house. >> that was bill speed, and he will return to make the case. could zuckerberg now be buying ebay. >> plus, doctor in the house. jetblue founder david neeleman and his physician discuss analyzing your genetic code to live longer. not just the stuff of new age pulp and science fiction. don't miss it and we'll ask him about jetblue's big move into first class. would he have done that? so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever.

the scale of paypal. but slowly ebay started absorbing some of these into the platform itself. and went from being hands off to more involved. and that's the choice that air b and b will have to make, if they want to be a platform or a matching service. >> and then there was apple who invited people to be part of their system. and they thought it was a better way of doing business. >> there's a good pattern there, because as these services proliferate, so long as the customer experience was them are good, this sort of enhances air b and b's value. because more people will be comfortable booking through the air b and b platform. >> it will be interesting to see how it turns out. good to see you again. >>> oil futures, contracts to buy on a given date? when i quote the price of oil, it's for an oil contract. 42,000 barrels of oil or 42,000 gallons? oil sold today, $106.36, it's written as bbl. all you need to do is look at my handy oil barely. it stands for blue barrel, for the official standard of barrels

paypal is really important.ond, there's always been a question about when are you going to monetize, when is facebook going to monetize. my travel trust owns facebook. facebook is hiring the guy who figured out how to monetize maybe the most important newer product when it comes to financial services. this guy is basically a financial service genius going to a company where people have always said, when is facebook going to monetize some of their assets. well the answer is, you hire a guy like marcus and you say, here's the keys. figure it out. >> right. >> that's what he does and why the stock is up. also the accidental release of the snap chaths product sling shot. >> everybody says accidental. what happens if it wasn't accidental. i think facebook should be up more. a big seller constantly in the marketplace. has that seller gone away? i don't know. every time the stock lifts the bid is drilled. will the bid be drilled again? probably. >> up next mr. cramer's mad dash as we count down to the opening bell. tak

amazon is taking on ebay's paypal.. speaking of activism, activist investor carl icahn a porting 94% stake in a discount, family dollar. adopting a shareholder rights plan to protect itself. all eyes are on brazil coming world cup a few days kicking off today. checking in on which team you are rooting for, but getting straight to this story to amazon, taking on ebay paypal. more than 240 million active users and if you use the new payment plan you would have to trust amazon with your data. online security is the hottest topic for corporations and the government right now. cyber crime is cost the

. >>> bad news for paypal.ve marcus, vice president of messaging products its current directors are taking heat. facebook investors suing the company letting executives and board members, paying too much calling the payments waste of corporate assets and unjust enrichment. charlie is back with me along with todd hazelton from tech know buffalo. ed to, what do you think of this one? >> i think facebook has been on swing for a long time since the stock is up. revenues are up. melissa: pay too is up. so they should get whatever they want? >> people are mad, peter thiel already a billionaire getting $379,000. nobody likes to see a billionaire make more none any. there is no reason to be mad at them. these guys are doing successful things f facebook was down or doing bad things. melissa: it is the sense letting company directors set their own pay. >> yeah. i mean, fine. melissa: that is -- >> if you have any arguments against it. as long as -- melissa: i don't know. >> if i was on the board i would do the same thing

he talked about paypal and the paypal mafia.people who came together to found an start paypal, it is really a group of people who are all entrepreneurial themselves. he went on to start companies like tesla, facebook, yelp, linkedin, all of these companies founded by members of the paypal mafia. i asked them what is special about the members of the family. the people who started the company said all of them have their own entrepreneurial spirit . one of the most interesting things he said is that they still call each other all the time. peter andan will call when he is thinking about the data and business models with respect to technology, he calls matt. when he thinks about crazy and big ideas where risk is not a factor, he calls you on must. that is fascinating that it is well.uch alive and >> thank you. you can watch the full interview later today. that brings us to the top tech stories on the bloom brought -- bloomberg radar this morning. asia's largest internet company ,ants to improve online content and will expand the cho

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they can fake a name that says paypal but they can't fake an e-mail address it would be from a bank if they have any issue it's not going to be over an e-mail. >> stay away from e-mail all the same can be said on networking sites. the user should make sure they know the person before clicking on the requests >> some of tracking software they can get argue bank account information some are more hamper full we'll get pop ups and i want to avoid those. there are many levels of protect your i s public works usually has a security looking for things you should have a updated advisor software. there are a lot of anti virus programs the number one free viruses program is microsoft security and microsoft has an invested interest for people to make sure their computers are safe purify you don't want to use easy to guess passwords and mix things up. you want to have a capital letter or a special characteristic like american people exclamation point and change our pass wood frequently every 6 months or so. be aware that anything on the public community someone else can be looking over our shoulde

coming up, the so-called paypal mafia.hy do they have a hand in so any successful silicon valley startups? ♪ >> time for "on the markets." rally underway here. if we were able to hold stocks would climb for the longest stretch of quarterly gains since 1996. not seeing a huge jump, still building on the gains we have seen, five percent overall in the second quarter, you can basically attributed this to the jump in pending home sales that we saw, rising in may and april, providing slightly higher -- half of one percent on pent-up demand from the horrible winter season that we had. facebook basically apologizing after conduct in an experiment that influenced what 700,000 readers saw in their newsfeed, with concerns about privacy issues -- i should say, not really affecting the stock that much, worried about what facebook is doing and how they are infiltrating what you wind up seeing. are shares are active, we checking on that because arielle temporarily shut down the service this weekend. the chairman, barry diller, said last

carl icahn was at war with ebay over whether or not to spin off paypal. they are down.e paypal is leaving ebay to join facebook to run facebook's mobile messaging business. he will report directly to mark zuckerberg. that is a high profile higher. -- high-profile hire. >> this guy out his kicks at the world cup. vip security agents watch your back. stay with us. ♪ 37,000e were more than muggings and real alone last year. more than 50,000 murders across the country of brazil. you have quite a cocktail. now you begin to understand all security concerns around world cup. sap should be a big concern for everyone traveling to the games and it's a big opportunity for security firms. here's an inside look at the price of personal protection at the world cup. >> there is no value to human life. they will rob you. if you resist, you will be gunned down. with no remorse, they will do it smiling. of -- this isent my security team. we know we will have demonstrations and stoppages, strikes and so on. it's how big, how violent they are that are still unpredictable. this could be a s

marcus was very senior over at paypal, a big move and big change for both facebook and paypal.>> take a look at tyson foods. the company down 6% after winning the bidding war for hillshire brand. the deal also hinges on hillshire's plan to be released. talk about why even with this big a price tag you think this deal is worthwhile for tyson. >> good to see you again, too. thanks for having me on your show. when we look at the strategic opportunity around hillshire brands it makes a ton of sense to combine these two companies together. they have a great strong branded presence at retail. bringing the two together creates a real opportunity to create end-to-end value. when we looked at the value proposition it was really about can we put those types of companies together? we think there's a huge opportunity there and then create real long-term share herald value by leveraging our balance sheet and finding a great opportunity in hillshire brand. >> some analysts following this though say there's no way you can make this work in terms of the numbers without lots of synergies as you

and at sites all over the world, paypal's buyer protection looks out for you.joying. bleachers. >> jimmy: hello, everyone. still to come, music from bleachers. our next guest, season two of his very funny show "nathan for you" premieres this tuesday on comedy central. please say hello to nathan fielder. [ cheers and applause ] how are you doing? is it accurate to say that you enjoy puzzling people? >> puzzling? you know, maybe a little bit, i guess. i don't know about -- yeah, no, i don't know why i'm wasting so much time answering that. >> jimmy: i think i puzzled you with that question. for those that know your work know this already. but you call them pranks? >> this is kind of like a social experiment. that's what i think -- i like to see -- to bring stuff out in people that's, you know -- a lot of times when you talk to someone you put on a version of yourself that is light and fluffy and sometimes nice to see the real person underneath. >> so you asked people to text what to their mom or dad? >> i forget. >> you said i got two grams for 40 bucks. >> they

. >>> amazon is set to compete with paypal. it will allow users to pay for stuff on other websites.nch comes just over one week before amazon is ready to unveil a new 3-d phone. and they say similar to paypal it can use credit card information already stored on your amazon account. amazon will get a small fee for the transaction. but a 3-d phone? >> people are already walking around the streets like this. can you imagine the 3-d peak? >> they'll be like this. >> going to get crazy out there. thank you for joining us, everybody. >> take care. gretchen carlson with "the real story" starts right now. >>> fox news alert out there, police and the fbi on the scene of a school shooting that happened in oregon. hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson. welcome today to "the real story." s.w.a.t. teams racing to that school. it was in the town of troutdale. that's a suburb of portland. it happened shortly after school started, around 8:00 a.m. officials say one student has died, as well as the shooter. students and staff being cleared out of the building. parents, as you can imagine, anxiously wai

coming up, we will talk to the cofounder of paypal.e will talk to us about his next big thing. ♪ >> welcome back to a special west" live"bloomberg in sausalito. i'm emily chang. startup announced $45 million in funding. what is the firm? the ceo joins us along with cory johnson. max, you have been in stealth mode for a couple of years. >> we feel like we have finally nailed it. >> what is it? >> today, we are launching the very simple, but extremely convenient way of paying for purchases at the online point-of-sale and split them into several installments. if you do not trust or credit card, or if you can calculate that the api is way too high, we can make it simple for you. we can split it into three payments across three months, or six, or whatever, and we can make it transparent. >> anybody got partnerships with retailers. >> we do. >> is there an application? >> no, you fill out a couple of basic pieces of information, which are name, date of birth, and mobile number. in less than one second we will take the risk and stand by the h

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getting the president of paypal to come over and monetize the messaging out. but facebook is moving into the future with its purchase of opulus. >> the stock went from 61 to 65 in the after hours and then like every other high flying name for lack of a better phrase, that stock got caught up and traded down to 56. all along we have said facebook will recover. now you're seeing it trade at levels we haven't seen. i think it's about to make the move to 75 that we talked about. >> new high for the year? >> without question. the tape stays benign. facebook goes to the mid 70's. >> it's been an unbelievable performer off the low it made. now look at twitter. it's starting to bounce back. 35 has been resistance. i'm still lock. i might be jaded here. but 35 has been resistance. i believe it closed above 35. next resistance is 37. so you want to keep an eye on twitter. now the door opens up to a $40 base. >> of course, there's the back bone aspect to all of this. the companies that make possible a lot of technologies we're talking about. the chip makers. the networke

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one thing we have is the co-founder of paypall, now a big investor has written a book called from zero to one. it is based on when he taught at stanford university, teaching students how to build start-ups and what he knew about building companies and with the companies of the future are going to look like. he worked with a co-author, who was actually one of his students at stanford who was transcribing his notes. when he was giving these lectures he did not realize it was the makings of a book. interestingly, also a founder of a company called oyster, which is displaying here because they are an e-book subscription service. he is practicing what he is preaching, engaging in trying to help other companies in our space while writing for everyone so that we can understand what he knows and hell he did. >> host: what do you think about that concept? >> guest: it is very interesting. i have known for a long time the power of subscription. you can find a customer and give them something that they like to read people in this building have mixed feelings. they like the idea of new ways of int

the company has been trying to break into paypal's online payment services arena.on musk just announced a versionright-hand drive in the u.k. it comes 2 years after the cause went on sale in the u.s. he spoke in london about his hopes on the new market. >> the uk's likely to be one of our most significant markets. so far, it is a very strong -- it is very strong in the u.k. if you order a car now, you receive it in the 4 months. we are putting a lot into supercharge infrastructure and we want it covered by the end of this year and all the missiles by the -- all the british isles by the end of next year. we will be spending several tens of millions of dollars over the next year on that. >> that is today's company news. , profound impact on amazon worldwide. maybe jcpenney is in that group. with the mixture of branding and merchandising, there is no substitute for traffic for the door. apple stores are mobbed. microsoft -- what would you call it, adam, a kerfuffle? >> kerdisaster. with us withrts is saatchi & saatchi worldwide as we consider the importance of retail.

and at sites all over the world, paypal's buyer protection looks out for you.ss time worrying and more time enjoying. a broader mix of energies, world needs to move, to keep warm, to make clay piggies. that's why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi there. tonight on the program, you know her as administer from "game of tloeps." later our friends bill simmons and jalen rose from espn are going to give us a look behind the scenes of "espn countdown." music from a mysterious band, until tonight. this comes out on july 15th, music from jungle from the at&t stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, from the brand-new singing competition show "rising star," josh groban, ludacris, kesha, and brad paisley will be here together. brad's going to play music too. later this week, mike tyson, eric dana, from the championship san antonio tony parker, and music from young fathers and linkin park too. so join

and at sites all over the world, paypal's buyer protection looks out for you.worrying and more time enjoying. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, guys, welcome back to our show. [ cheers and applause ] we are having fun. one one of the cool things about hosting "the tonight show" is that there's always something happening backstage. you never know who is going to drop by. like, just last week, jonah hill was a guest on the show. and so, i popped into the dressing room to say what's up and a few of his friends came by also to say what's up. here, check it out. >> jimmy: jonah. >> jimmy. sup? >> jimmy: sup? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy. >> jimmy: channing. >> jonah. >> channing. >> jimmy. >> jimmy: sup? >> sup jonnah. >> chan. jimmy. >> jimmy: jonah. sup? [ door knocks ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy. >> ice cube. >> jonah. >> iced cube. >> channing. >> sup? >> what's up? >> jimmy: sup? >> sup? >> sap? >> jimmy: sup sup sip? >> sup sup sup sup sup suh-hup. >> su-huh-ha-ha sup-sup? >> saaaaah? >> ssss. >> sup-wiches? >> jimmy: suppy. >> sippy. >> jimmy

when you pay securely with paypal, you're done in a few clicks.hat's fast - even if you're a really slow clicker. it's not calculus - but it's pretty smart. tillamook marionberry pie ice cream right nows i'll explode into creamy happiness. wha? oh. tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. >>> hey. >> hey, babe. >> hi. >> where are the kids? >> they're at my mom's. >> oh, they are? i thoughter with going to go down to -- wow. hi, look at you. >> too much? >> no, it's great. >> i was thinking. >> yeah. yes. the kids. how long are they -- >> sleeping over. >> yes! >> i was thinking. maybe we could celebrate just the two of us. >> i did it. that's a great idea. this is the best idea you have ever had. you look amazing. do you own these underwear? >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: that's cameron diaz and join segel in "sex tape." we all need a moment to regroup. >> it's a love story. you know, it's a love story. that's really what it is. it's about two people who love each other who want to still love each other and who will do anything to keep

facebook poaches a paypal executive.acebook is going up on this news, straight up, a 3% gain for a stock like this a nice gain, one of the biggest winners on the s&p 500. facebook at 64. now let's look elsewhere. a youth employment crisis. millennials not working and don't say it is because they are lazy. in february the labor participation rate for those 16-19 under 33%. the lowest percentage since they started tracking the data. one-third of the people in that age group not working. in april the labor participation rate for 20 to 24-year-olds came in above 70%, but that is the third lowest rate since the end of the vietnam war. political prospect editor-in-chief also with us here in new york. who is to blame, i think i am right in saying this is a youth employment crisis, who do you think is to blame? >> for one, the president. we have catalogued the reasons why it can be laid at his doorstep, it is not generating jobs. parents and educators are responsible for not giving children good advice and creating adequate expe

and at sites all over the world, paypal's buyer protection looks out for you. cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back to our show, everybody. thank you for watching. i always say our show is lucky to have the greatest band in late night. the roots right there, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] but it isn't always fun and games. we do this thing on our show that they used to kinda do on "the tonight show," back in the day. "stump the band." we do a kind of similar thing on our show where we put the roots to the test. we pick people from our audience and have the roots make up songs about them on the spot. it's time for "freestylin' with the roots." here we go! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ time to freestyle with the roots ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very good, roots! you guys ready to do this? >> yeah. >> jimmy: all right, good. let's pick someone. who wants the roots to write a a song about them? [ cheers and applause ] you wanna do it? you wanna do it? come on. stand up. how are you? >> fine. >> jimmy: you can hold this. there you go. ve

and at sites all over the world, paypal's buyer protection looks out for you.ime worrying and more time enjoying. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi there, welcome back. tonight on this program, starting on thursday she presides over the finals edition of "nba countdown." sage steele is here with us. [ cheers and applause ] and then with music from this album called "no mythologies to follow" mo from the at&t stage. [ cheers and applause ] now, her name is spelled with an m and then an o with a slash through it. it's pronounced moo. it's a danish name that means "impossible to google search." [ laughter ] tomorrow night, tom cruise will be here, alyssa milano will be with us, and we'll have music from boyz ii men. and we have two shows for you on thursday, including "jimmy kimmel live game night" in primetime alongside game one of the nba finals. we'll be joined by martin lawrence and i'm going to go one on one against stephen curry of the golden state warriors in basketball. that's right. that airs at 8:00 eastern, 7:00 central, and post-game on the west coa

and at sites all over the world, paypal's buyer protection looks out for you.less time worrying and more time enjoying. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, welcome back. tonight on the program, from "witches of east end" den that dejuan tatum is here. the debut album is called "half the city" from birmingham, alabama, st. paul and the broken bones from the at&t stage. you can see them live tomorrow night at the elray theater here in than. tomorrow night on our show, roseanne barr will be here, eric dane will be with us, music from tech n9ne. music from bleachers and spoon. so join us then. if you've joust joined us we've pulled a group of confused pedestrians off the street, we've put them in bathing suits, now they're ready to belly flop. who is our flopper number four? >> britney. >> jimmy: hi, britney, where are you from? >> georgia. >> jimmy: what part of georgia? >> rome, georgia. >> jimmy: are you a good belly flopper? >> i've never done it intentionally, but when i do it i think it's pretty good. >> jimmy: this time you're going to do it intentionally.

and at sites all over the world, paypal's buyer protection looks out for you.e ] >> seth: my next guest is a platinum-selling country music singer/songwriter. here to perform his brand new single, "dirt road," please welcome kip moore. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ when a preacher talks of heaven he paints it real nice ♪ ♪ he says you better get to livin' better get to livin' right ♪ ♪ if you're gonna get your mansion he's been saving for your soul ♪ ♪ if you're gonna do your dancing on city streets of gold ♪ ♪ but unless it's got a dirt road leading down to a fishing hole ♪ ♪ with a little piece of moonlight a couple cans of bud light ♪ ♪ where i can cuddle with my baby i can pull her real close ♪ ♪ no, i don't wanna go unless heaven's got a dirt road ♪ ♪ you better quit your drinking you better quit your smoking too ♪ ♪ be for trading in your backseat saturday nights for sunday morning pew ♪ ♪ well, i've never been nothing nothing more than what you see ♪ ♪ like my truck i'm made for running down to a midnight creek ♪ ♪ so unless it's got a dirt road leading do

when you pay securely with paypal, you're done in a few clicks.ty smart. >> jimmy: hi there, we're back. you know, when i was growing up, i dreamed of playing in the nba, but unfortunately, i scored three points in the sure of league and then i quit the team. tonight, my dream will be partially realized when i go one-on-one with demarcus cousins of the sacramento kings! [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> how you doing? >> jimmy: you're very brave to accept this challenge. did you see what i did to stephen curry? >> i saw some highlights. >> jimmy: he won't be showing his face around these parts for quite awhile. you are very tall. you are very athletic. i'm neither. so, we're going to level the playing field, all right? demarcus, it is time for you to spin the eq-wheel-izer. now, this is loaded with handicaps for you that will allow us to play hopefully as equals. let's go through the wheel. you might have to be wrapped in bubble wrap. you might have to wear hulk hands. you might have to carry an egg on a spoon without dropping it. you may ha

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founder of the paypal, summit who has been a maverick entrepreneur. been giving people $100,000 to drop out of college and participate in the till fellowship, the 20 under 20 program. program inned the san francisco which is trying to aggregate the college experience into different elements. >> explain. >> massive open online courses. moocs are driven by handful of companies, some of which are for-profit including -- there is one experiment that was tried on the campus of san jose state the governor brown supported to provide what are known as remedial classes for some students. but because the classes were delivered exclusively online with no human component, the pass rates were abysmal. the enthusiasm about moocs as potential solution to the future took a hit as a result. >> your comments and what solutions do you see? >> first of all, i think we have to change the story that we tell. obama's announcement was couched in the story of the american dream, how he and michelle made it by going to college. but in reality, we know that it is low-wage jobs