silicon valley is known to have this dna where it produces steve jobs, sergei brin, all these people who innovate, and innovation transfers in a unique way. it is hard work, and hard work is the essence of that. we want to make sure we continue to produce more leaders like steve jobs, like larry page, like sergei brin, and like esmeralda, who has gone through the last three summers. we are obsessed with preparing careers. there are 32 school districts. this is a chance for a lot of agencies to come together and address that. i hope it can be shared in an open source environment. this is a science and technology focus, but it does address a lot of things and brings them together. over 18 school districts have come together. over 50 nonprofits to address one thing. how do we get 1000 kids over one year ahead in math competency to take algebra by the eighth grade? they go to the tech museum, the computer history museum, but they also learn actual on algebra, and we see great growth thanks to support from the foundation as well. we have a program that prepares students for biology in the

talking earlier in this discussion about this interview in the guardian with google co-founder sergey brin highly critical of what he calls the restrictive walled gardens of facebook and apple which tightly control what software can be released on their platforms i'm wondering i mean is this just a competitor pointing fingers or i do think there's some legitimacy to his argument . yeah i think it's probably both i mean google has obviously felt threatened by facebook for a while now same thing goes with capital and they have two very different business models apple and facebook and like you said control the apps that run on their systems very tightly so if you want to make your own after you have to get approved through the system and you know there's obviously censorship involved in that area if they don't like your app for whatever reason they can say no has kind of operated under more open scenario and then sergei brin even said that if facebook was as dominant as it is today one who will start as they may not have been able to create from before because facebook already has kind of its

it's geared to cement the control of the company's co-founders larry page and sergey brin. it means page has been back in the job for a year after he returned as ceo. it allows him to really focus on the long-term strategy for the company instead of facing shareholder disenchantment as profits climb along the way. so they're trying to move into the hardware space. jonathan, back to you. >> thanks. >>> still ahead on "way too early," two of the nba's best teams square off in chicago as the miami heat come to town and this one goes to overtime. the return of star point guard derrick rose is just ahead in sports, plus newark mayor cory booker shows off his inner superhero by rescuing a woman from a burning house. that's when "way too early" comes right back. >> we are burning something. we are venting something out into space. >>> look at a live view, sunrise from the top of the rock here at 30 rockefeller plaza in new york city. i wish -- is that rikers? let's check your weekend forecast now from nbc meteorologist bill karins. that was rikers island, right? >> good call. good

what i would cut off topic but i just want to ask you about what you think about an interview that sergey brin gave for a co-founder of google he doesn't give a whole lot of interviews that he gave to the guardian and here he is saying that he thought that the threats to web freedom right now are greater than they've ever been before he put some blame on governments but then to me it seemed like he mostly just pin the rest of it on his competitors like facebook and apple for what he called these walls guardians and so you know how do you see that is that just showing that at the end of the day these are companies that it's about their bottom line and pointing out their competitors rather than the government's and i think passing more dangerous legislation. well first i think he did point out the governments which was great and we have seen that throughout the world actually western governments and authoritarian governments are using kind of the same tactics to go after the free and open internet and i think as far as his criticism of facebook and apple i mean some of it is legitimate walled ga

earnings report and effective two for one stock split that keeps the company firmly in control of r sergey brin let's start off with jpmorgan. looks like a very strong quarter across the board for jpmorgan. there's a couple of, not complications, but things you need to keep in mind. >> one of them is reversal of loan loss provisions. we've seen this over a number of quarters. it's not real earnings. he didn't say that on the press call we had this morning. he did say about us, at least a year ago it's not real earnings. it helps when you can reverse loan loss reserves back in. it's a sign of improving credit and that was a theme again. those of us in the press had a chance to talk to jamie and doug. and credit is getting better. that was one of the key things that he mentioned in the call. the analysts call is ongoing as of now. both on credit cards, on mortgages. so that's a positive. the investment bank they are saying was good even though when you look at it year-over-year it wasn't great, given the lack of activity over the first quarter. there also was these dba charges their spread lessen

they also made these nonvoting shares so it solidifies the control that sergey brin and larry flynn haveay, one jpmorgan, the other wells fargo, both beat estimates and seem to be healthy. also watching ben bernanke, talking in new york city. whenever he talks, we listen. >> tyler it is donny. the google numbers and the jump what does that do to the pending facebook ipo, anything? >> it probably strengthens it is a little bit, those are rivals in many ways with google plus trying to compete for the same marketplace as facebook. the facebook ipo should be coming off in a few months and should be, i think, extraordinarily healthy. >> thank you so much, tyler. >>> still ahead, the best of late night. ask me. [ male announcer ] did you know there's a new surprisingly affordable tempur-pedic? ask me about my tempur simplicity. [ male announcer ] these real owners are talking about their new tempur simplicity beds. surprisingly affordable, plus a 10-year warranty. ask me what a step up this is from my spring mattress. [ male announcer ] all the comfort and support of a tempur-pedic in a simple