>> what about silverman's involvement with the education charity?introduced to build by dorsey, and i thought the mission was really cool. the idea of getting kids excited about entrepreneurship is a really good idea. so applicable to real life. sometimes school can feel abstract. not connected to day-to-day. >> why do you think it is important to teach these kids these skills? >> i think that a lot of entrepreneurship is about trial and error. it is easy when you are a student to get discouraged and have someone tell you you are not smart enough. building the discipline of taking the criticism and keeping going, that is great. especially high school kids, they should develop this as early as they can. >> what advice would he have for his kids? >> i would tell them not to give up on what they want to do. do not let someone talk you out of your ambition. when you are a kid you put so much stock in what a doll say, say, -- in what adults say, good or bad, but no one, boss or teacher, knows what is in store for you. >> now, the tweet re-tweeted around

silverman.you talked about the prospects for natural gas to be a boost for the lebanese economy, requires more than a caretaker government to make some decisions about accessing those oil fields which i guess would largely be in the mediterranean. could you expand a little bit of what these natural gas reserves might offer lebanon and how those could help the lebanese economy? >> we don't know exactly how large they are, but they're significant interest and it could be extensive. israel is on the other side of this and their resources are extensive what they found so far, as you know. so i think the interest is there, and it really could be a great, great boon. to the lebanese economy. there's no question about it. if it's handled the right way. and if they get in and move forward. because this is not a static market. i'm not the expert, but the experts at the work on this have explained to me into the lebanese that there is a finite number of investors, a finite amount of money that the interna

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ben silverman shared his own a 2014 galadom at where he was honored.ted five companies that hised before founding online site. to build byroduced jack dorsey. of getting kids excited about entrepreneurship is a really good idea. >> as an entrepreneur, what you think is important to teach kids the skills to get them to stay in school? >> i think a lot of entrepreneurship is about trial and error. when you are asy student to get discouraged or have someone tell you you're not smart enough. it is building that discipline of taking criticism and keeping going. it is a great thing for especially high school kids to develop early. >> people in technology have such diversion views on education. zuckerberg and bill gates dropped out. but you graduated from college. what is your view on how important it education and going to college is? >> i don't know, i think for different kids it is probably different. i think that when i think of what the world would look like ,f build was really successful that seems better than having them get discouraged and for whateve

ben silverman shared his own words of wisdom at a 2014 gala where he was honored.d five companies that failed before founding his online site. in arcs goose of interview, i started out by asking him -- in our exclusive interview, i started out by asking him why he chose to support build. >> i was introduced to build by jack dorsey. i think the idea of getting kids excited about entrepreneurship is a really good idea. it feels so applicable to real life, whereas a lot of it is cool to not feel connected to the day today. >> as an entrepreneur, what you think is important to teach kids the skills to get them to stay in school? >> i think a lot of entrepreneurship is about trial and error. it is really easy when you are a student to get discouraged or have someone tell you you're not smart enough. or you're not meant for something. it is building that discipline of taking criticism and keeping going. it is a great thing for especially high school kids to develop early. >> people in technology have such diversion views on on divergent views education. mark zuckerberg a

ceo and cofounder ben silverman had his doubts on whether the company would ever become a success.ry entrepreneur says that at one point or another. and the leaching sat down in a rare and exclusive interview. a emily chang sat down with rare and exclusive interview. >> ben silverman is a guy who almost never does interviews. not part of his strategy, justice personality. such an interesting story. he started five different companies that all sailed in quick succession before finally founding pinterest. even in the early days, no one used it. take a listen to what he had to say about the early days and the road to where he is now. .> a long road i think most things in life that are worthwhile take a while. my parents are doctors and both of my sisters are doctors. that is minimum and eight year commitment often 12. -- thathas always been has always been in the back of my mind when i think about how long inc. should take. if you are having fun and feel like you're learning and what you want, i think now is a great time to try it. >> was there a moment with pinterest where you said i

i'm going to split my time with david silverman. i have a long history with this property. i met richard robinson 20 years ago. the property looked like that after a house under construction next door caught fire and burned the house and burned richard's house within a minute. the fire department saved the facade. we built a new house behind that facade. 20 years forward, richard and pete, a married couple want to have expressed to me the desire of age in place, that means a garage and elevator and that means accessibility and a master bedroom. all of those elements have been pushed back from the front facade to retain the character that we work so hard to preserve 20 years ago. this is a rendering and a photograph that you have in your packets. the photograph on the left is the house as it is today from across the street on the sidewalk. the rendering on the right is truly what the addition of space that would contain the elevator and the third story edition would look like from the public right of away. and with that, i'm going to ask david to come up and continue present

because between kara silverman who kills me, i adore her and ellen degeneres and so many great ones, carol burnett and carried the comedy, and you know, it's nonsense. ladies are just as funny as men and not as funny looking but funny. >> well, mel, i have a question for you, i noticed that you know young frankenstein beautifully directed and brooks filming making elephant man and society they love the comedians but not giving them proper respect for the seriousness behind the craft, so you role is not respected as it should in society? >> that is a good question, it is a matter of baggage. you take the baggage with you. i am mel brooks and make sunny faces and write funny things and make people laugh and i also produce ued the elephant man and kept my name away from it. if i bring the baggage of my name to it the audience expects something funny and silly and stupid and that was a very important story to tell with a very important character. >> brooks films is unbelievable enterprise. >> we have done, brooks films have done terrific films. the first one my late great wife ann bancro

. >> ressa silverman's 23-year-old daughter rachel was also on board. she came to the airport after her daughter called her and frantically told her mom what happened. >> she said she smelled a lot of gas and she was very nervous and she was afraid that the plane was going to explode and they said finally, you can evacuate and she said she went down the chute and ran. >> that was kyw's todd kquinone reporting. >>> at least five people are still missing in harlem following wednesday's explosion and double building collapse. crews continued to search the rubble for more victims this morning using dogs and thermal detection gear. they found an eighth body thursday. investigators are trying to pinpoint the leak that caused the explosion, but the rescue is hampering that effort. experts say leaks are common in the old pipes. >> they've been understood ground 7,500 years. they corrode, they rust. the joints start to leak. they buckle as the ground underthem erodes from water and other things. >> the buildings were served by a gas main installed. >>> a driver

silverman first to offer your testimony. accept your written testimony into the testimony. try to summarize within five then we will get if question and answer after plehn.l >> thank you for inviting me to testify on the situation in policy toward that very important country and volatile region. the hearing comes at an important moment. public discussion of lebanon as say in the united states is often focused primarily on the refugee the syrian flows into that country. that crisis that you witnessed recent d during your visit to lebanon represents an urgent imperative need. lebanon faces broader issues. the united states is helping lebanon respond to the lebanon's because future affects important u.s. nterests in the region which are obvious by the geographical nature of the location and neighborhood. the syrian conflict threatens lebanon to establi establishes lasting stability. formation of a government by the prime minister ater 10 months of gridlock is welcome new element for the lebanon necessary people and opportunity for the united to work d lebanon together to achie

(laughter) but, but folks, president of american atheists david silverman just cannot let this one go. >> people are understanding the fact that the cross is christian, that it was installed if a religious service and on consecrated ground which makes it a work shrine on public land in a world trade center t a christian cross. >> stephen: yes, those i beams found in the wreckage can only be a crist yen cross, what other possible explanation could there be from a building made of right angles to leave something like that behind? apparently, apparently atheists want to honor lack of belief at ground zero. so i personally think the entire tragedy already suggests that religious fervour sometimes has a downside. jim? >> they say that if this cross is going to stand if a museum they want to have a placke that honors all of the atheists who died on 9/11 as well. >> stephen: let me get this straight, atheists, you say the only response necessary for nonbelievers in the face of the pneum i nous is to point-- numb i news is to point out the grad your, to witness the splender of win wheeling--

silverman for providing one of those documents. and under remarks, it says historic resources and goes into the existing residents which burned and i do not believe is in itself a historic resource at this point, but it is in what could be a historic district and we have no information about that. there was no analysis of that and i would think that this building would not even be a contributing resource to that district, however, i would think that there would have been some consideration given to an analysis of the impact of the proposed project on the historic district itself. or a potential historic district since i understand this is not a recognized historic district, but under sequa the city does use the word "historic"" all the time. it's just an observation. thank you. >> commissioner hillis. >> do you want to talk about the deck? i don't have a huge issue with the deck, but if you set it back from their property line, it may be -- >> i think the greatest impact is if we pull the back of the deck forward towards the street

the ceo then silverman started a slew of other companies before finding the winning company. mice closes interview with sil bermann coming up. ♪ >> entrepreneurship is an important life skill, so important a nonprofit called telld" is working to inner-city children how to build businesses. he shares his own words of wisdom where he was honored over the weekend. he started no less than five companies that all failed before founding the online piboard side. heaistarted out by asking why built it. >> i've got the mission was really cool. i think the idea of getting kids excited about entrepreneurship is a really good idea. it is so applicable to real life. sometimes we'll can feel a little abstract and not connected to their day to day. >> why do you think it is important to teach kids entrepreneurial skills to get them to stay in school? >> a lot is about trial and error. a is really easy when you are student to get discouraged or tell someone you're not smart enough or not meant for something. building the discipline of taking the criticism and keeping going is a really great

sara silverman, the same thing. she made a joke on conan. you hear people understand that it is crazy. >> it is like a criticism, a self-criticism session within the weather. >> let me get you in on this. as people .ed out, colbert and comedy central apologized. should they have? >> yeah, that's our world now. how did we offend people before twitter? i am curious. every week it is a different show on a different network and has done something wrong or host or something. probably the girl who works for comedy central and is in charge of the account has had some sort of punishment. there is all of this negativity. this is great for the show. now people are talking about a show and i'm sure more people are going to watch in the next week or so because of all of the buzz that surrounds him. people don't get fired anymore. the show isn't going to get can a seld. the apology needs to happen. the show will go on. >> you raise a good point. our ratings go up when you tweet racist stuff. our ratings definitely go up for a day or two. >> why the apolo

@w@wowowpg÷÷owúç÷gçg test >>> there was a time back in 2012 when liberals loved nate silverman and days he's getting heat from the left. silver is the data guru who blogged from the "new york times" when he predicted that barack obama had a 90% chance of winning re-election. this guy even predicted when turkeys would get a white house pardon. >> and once again, nate silver completely nailed it. >> he relaunched his 538 blog where he holds polls on how many calories you burn during sex. now he's forecasting the republicans have a 60% chance of winning back the senate this fall. >> republicans need six seats. what's the projection? how many are they going to pick up? >> i'd say exactly six. that's probably six plus or minus five. that could be -- >> they could pick up 11 seats? >> they could. >> the dems have fallen out of love with their guy. the democratic senate campaign committee put out a rebuttal saying silver's forecast in 2012 was wrong. also issuing a fundraising alert based on silver's scary and shocking predictions about this year's term. silver called that hypocritical. i

david silverman, president of american atheists and lauren green. lauren, who was he talking to?> he's talking to basically a lot of people who are leaning to the left and we are getting names out of the house saying, you know, it's like catholic churches, these kind of names. they are people -- one of the members, there is a conservative liberal divide the way in politics. what you have here, he wants to talk to leaders, he goes to the pool of leaders like he did friday with the immigration reform. he talked to faith leaders. he's got 93 cases pending against the mandate coming up. they are faith leaders. this is coming up, a big one, hobby lobby is coming up before the deadline. >> he probably didn't go to those. rabbi, where do you fall on this? >> it's interesting. the left always charges us when we push conservative issues. they say that's violating church and state. when it comes to their issues, he tries to corral the faith leaders, go to the pulpits and the synagogues, use skipture here and there so the left has no problem using religion when it's to their advantage. we o

david silverman is the president of the atheists who have argued this.nice to see you, megyn. >> now you lost, you lost, they found the motion for summary judgment, and your appeal to get your loss reversed doesn't sound like you got what you wanted. >> i think people understand that it was installed on consecrated ground, which makes it a working shrine on the public land. we believe the atheists and the muslims and jews should all have their presence. it is a fair statement to say, we think the world trade center is very disingenuous to say it is not the truth. >> it is christian, not because it is christian but because of where it was found. >> but there are other religious icons in the world trade center memorial that were not found there. like a jewish star and hindu holy water are there to compensate for the obvious christianity of the cross. if you're going to admit the cross is for the christians, and you are going to do it for us too. >> you want them to create something that was not there. you want them to create a plaque that says that atheist

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doug silverman, i think biotech and other areas in tech have seen multiple expanses beyond what we can justify, beyond any kind of reasonable cash flow expectations. is he right or wrong? >> yeah, he's probably right. there are some pockets of application software selling at 60, 70 times earnings. fire eye, you have companies like splunk. without a doubt, eb expensive stocks. >> are they big enough bubble stories to bring the whole house down? >> scott, this is important. you're quoting value managers. these stocks are not in their wheelhouse. they wouldn't buy them anyway. and by the time any of these stocks are reasonably valued, to be blunt, no one wants them. they're over. they're no longer the leaders in innovation. the growth managers right now are playing this well in the value game. it's dangerous. go on for a long time. i will tell you the nasdaq was selling at 90 times earnings in january of 1999 and you would have quoted the same managers saying the market is expensive. guess what, it went up 140% from there over the next 15 months. >> i hear ya. in a course of -- >> just be

espn bracket guy nate silverman, a bold prediction in favor of republicans. website 538.com delivered the forecast. >> republicans need six seats. i'd say exactly six. plus or minus five. >> a 60% chance that republicans win the senate? >> something like that. >> something like that. i don't know who is going to win. there are 36 senate races in 2014. silver says republicans are heavily favored to take four seats now held by democrats -- arkansas, west virginia, south dakota, and montana. he says an additional four seats held by democrats are toss-ups like louisiana, north carolina, alaska, and michigan. he predicted only two seats currently held with the gop and kentucky in georgia are possible democratic pickups. i disagree with that. you may recall silver inaccurately predicted the 2010 midterms and forecasted a 62% chance republicans would claim the majority in august of 2012. those races brought some of the most notorious gaffes from the gop senate hopefuls. >> as your u.s. senator, i'm not in the business of creating -- >> if it's a legitimate rape, the

robyn silverman for more on conscious uncoupling and what it can mean for all families.g me. >> shed some more light on to this. >> so, conscious uncoupling is a positive term used for divorce that's amicable and responsible and blame-free. >> and gwyneth and chris, you could tell, they put a lot of thought into had. >> that's right. that's right. i think that the idea of divorce is so laden with baggage and especially when it's coupled with hollywood, we think of flyby-night marriage, breakups that happen on a moment's notice. and by saying conscious uncoupling, they're divorcing themselves from that term "divorce" and saying, we're doing this together. we're doing this consciously and we're doing this for the betterment of our family. >> so it seeps communication here is the key. it's really the basis of all this. as a child development specialist then, taking this approach and having that be the focus, the preface really, if you will, how does it impact the children? >> well, the children obviously get impacted by divorce no matter what, but when parents are on board

silverman's argument is right. but we could debate that.you do as a player in college. it would make the nba better. it would make the ncaa better. but the small detail, it's totally unfair. i'm sure a lot of movie directors would like to shoot 14 hours a day with their kids. a lot of sweat shop owners would like to work child labor all day. it's a totally unfair restriction of labor. >> you have a different take. >> i own the ranch. i get to decide what crops i want to plant. you own an nba team, you get to decide which people we're going put on the floor. you get to say, i want some maturity. because i sell these tickets to people who bring their sons and daughters, i want our players to be role models. i want these people to be mature enough to make $10 million and no what is right, what is wrong as they move along. >> but emily, this is different than the nba teams decides. we're going to let that player mature a little. this is the nba as a rule overall saying we're not allowed to do that. they have to stay in college or out of the pro