she's going to be joining us with skype. we're working on this campaign with skype. that's part of the way you can say hello, by the way, just skyping with people. >> listen, i've got three son who live in england, for example. i think without skype it would be incredibly difficult to hold down a job in a different country to my sons. but because of skype it's almost like you're in the room. we're going to discuss the social aspect of that technology in a later segment. that in itself can bring up its own problems. let me ask you, gail, you ever lonely? you're such a gregarious character by nature. have you had periods of genuine loneliness? >> i had to think about this. i actually did. there's a difference between being alone and being lonely. >> absolutely. >> i don't mind moments when i'm alone. >> i like it but i don't want a whole lot of alone time. i don't want a whole lot of alone time. just this past weekend i had one of those weekends, piers, where you don't leave the house at all. i did bathe bit didn't leave at all. and i thought, my phone hasn't rang all

of value. >> skype was going to be sold by donahoe.hink was either naÏve or asleep at the switch. i will say this now. if i had been on that board and my representatives have been on the board, andreessen would not have bought skype. >> does carl icahn have a point? >> he has been advising ebay. when you see mark andreessen buying those assets, it is a concern. it is a criticism not just to him, but to john donahoe. >> does this happen elsewhere in the industry? >> very unusual. if you are the shareholder of ebay, and you look at the value that skype was able to get in the open market, i think it is a great concern to ebay shareholders. there are assets at ebay that ebay is not monetizing. >> they bought skype for $2.5 billion, and shortly afterward, sold it for $8.5 billion. >> ebay sold it and did not make much of a gain of anything. it was obviously worth more to microsoft than it was to ebay. >> ebay has said carl icahn is taking things out of context. mark andreessen has not responded, although he has been tweeting up a storm abou

i had a skype call to talk about cook's islands and the location.hua tree national park lounge. >> jimmy: there's a lounge? >> imagine what that looks like. >> jimmy: oh, like the visitors center. >> yeah, the visitors center. there's a bunch of great guys. and i sit there and i make the skype call and i see m.j. walk into the interview. and then i see us on the cover. >> we wanted to hold you and touch you. >> i was like stroking the camera. >> they put like a weird robot camera where nina was supposed to be. i was like skyping live. >> and i was on my phone. so the screen was even smaller. and i had the security guard come over. and he's like, you need to be quiet. i'm like, i'm sorry, but something really big just happened and i'm going to be loud. >> jimmy: but you couldn't tell him because he had to keep it secret. so he just thought you were crazy. wow. this is the biggest thing in modeling, right? i mean, is this the top of the heap as far as honors go? >> i mean, my goodness. i can't imagine anything better than this. it's the 50th anniversa

ebay sold skype. it was criticized. member, ebay was criticized when it bought skype at the time. it sold skype at a basically neutral level and retained third -- retained 30% interest. at aears later he was sold big profit. the idea behind that is that mark profited because he bought that company. that happens all the time, and at the time they did the right thing in terms of recusal and otherwise. i think that is enough, but the bigger issue of what is going on with pushing of valuations, with nest, with whatsapp, it seems like all of the parties are only involved to push up valuation. it is different than what happened with ebay and skype, but that is the percolating issue right now. >> should recusal be enough? i think about bob iger, who runs disney, sitting on the board of apple. even if someone recuses yourself, when you sit in that apple board room with all of that disney knowledge and disney motivation in your head, doesn't it affect you? >> i don't know if recusal is enough. essentially, these are people who s

facebook, google, skype. one that i would point to is we chat, which is the only similar service and it does something extremely similar coming out of china. i cannot even think of another service in this league. >> wechat is huge in china. is $16 billion ridiculous or not? >> it is ridiculous, but it is the kind of ridiculous that makes a weird sort of sense. we were talking about the most expensive acquisition on a per user basis, 15 years ago, the hotmail acquisition by microsoft. weirdly enough, on a per user basis, you may or may not like the instagram acquisition, you may or may not like microsoft buying hotmail, but there seems to be some universal process in respect to the per user. the user numbers are so stunning that on a per user basis, this is the kind of number we have seen for sometime in these kinds of acquisitions. >> 450 million users of whatsapp. >> that is total users for twitter, not monthly active users. that is a very different statistic. twitter does not have anywhere near 230 million

facebook, google, skype. one that i would point to is we chat, which is the only similar service and it does something extremely similar coming out of china. i cannot even think of another service in this league. >> wechat is huge in china. is $16 billion ridiculous or not? >> it is ridiculous, but it is the kind of ridiculous that makes a weird sort of sense. we were talking about the most expensive acquisition on a per user basis, 15 years ago, the hotmail acquisition by microsoft. weirdly enough, on a per user basis, you may or may not like the instagram acquisition, you may or may not like microsoft buying hotmail, but there seems to be some universal process in respect to the per user. the user numbers are so stunning that on a per user basis, this is the kind of number we have seen for sometime in these kinds of acquisitions. >> 450 million users of whatsapp. >> that is total users for twitter, not monthly active users. that is a very different statistic. twitter does not have anywhere near 230 million

then, with free skype calls to phones in over 60 countries, i can talk to my cousins any time. and then, i got 200 gigs of cloud storage -- free -- so i can get my photos and stuff almost anywhere. others charge for that. surface is such a great deal. i feel like i should tell somebody. hey! ♪ honestly ♪ i want to see you be brave

>> let's find out because via skype "right this minute" we have jeff. so, yeah, the question, what happened? how did it happen? >> in terms of how that happens, it's really a bit of a puzzle because our drop zone is marked so pilots flying through the area know that it's the drop zone and they know that skydivers are there, but in this case my guess is the pilot didn't plan his route and if he did, he just flew too close. and ultimately what he did was he flew right underneath our formation. >> wow. >> so, what can happen in a situation like this? does a pilot even know what he did do you think? do you know who the pilot is? is this a fine? >> in terms of us knowing who the pilot is, we weren't able to find out because none of our video got the number on his plane. but i don't think it was intentional. >> how close of a call was this? like, how far were you guys away from him? >> i wasn't really terrified or scared at that moment because i nuf knew it wasn't going to hit me, but i saw it was really, really close, i was wearing a go pro, if you are famil

the board member bought skype with an investor group from e-bay in 2009 than flipped skype to microsoft. reportedly making four billion dollars in the deal. icahn says the profit came at the expense of e-bay shareholders. icahn is pushing ebay to spin-off paypal. in a memo- the founder calls icahn's attacks false and misleading. the ceo of exxon mobile is speaking out about fracking for oil near his neighborhood. rex tillerson tells the wall street journal he joined a lawsuit that would block construction of a 160-foot water tower that supports a fracking project near the dallas suburb of bartonville. he claim's the project would lead to traffic with heavy trucks, create a noisy nuisance and the tower would be an eyesore. but says he's not against the actual fracking. after a rough week, bitcoin might be facing a full-out ban. west virgina senator joe manchin is calling for a complete ban of the digital currency. he sent a letter to treasury secretary jack lew and fed chair janet yellen, saying the currency is unregulated and allows illegal activity. earlier in the week, bitcoin's excha

and i knew that glen had a skype phone. so my first question was, are you calling me from your delightful rio residence on your skype phone? he said, yes. i said -- hmm. so we didn't talk very much. in that conversation. it became very clear that the first thing he was going to have to do was get on a plane. he explained that he was going to see a sample of the material, that he'd had encrypted conversations with the source. it's funny to remember now. we did not know his name. we didn't know his name. he was the source. for a quite long time after we did know his name, we kept referring to him as the source because he'd been the source for so long. he was going to get this small sample of material and look at it and he would call me back and if he thought it was good, he would get on a plane to new york. so within five days he was in our loft. and there were five of us in the room then. myself and glen and laura and a reporter. in the entire universe of "the guardian" staff, if you could pick someone you wanted to have out

joining us by skype, but we are having a few technical difficulties. we will try to return to that a little later. here is a round up of your sports on "france 24." we may still be four months away but thereuropean cup, is still much to consider. countries are keen to avoid the world champion spain. belarus,g, macedonia, spain -- a qualification period that will allow us to get through to the final draw. it is a balanced draw with difficulty. we have to prepare ourselves to face a tough fight. >> england ought to have a comfortable ride. a decent schedule for their fans. the it is a good group in sense that we have a lot of fans traveling. they don't have to travel too far. they will be traveling to very nice places where the transport hubs are well established. it is a good group in that respect. like all groups, it is not easy. the teams will be looking to beat us. >> russia are another team that will fancy their chances. they have had few problems against which to and sign -- against liechtenstein, mold ova, and france -- moldova, and france. >> [in

>> talking about the skype deal? >> i'm sorry the skype deal. >> so andreessen was part of that. 70% stake in it. then he unloaded it to microsoft. what you're saying by unload it to microsoft, instead of spinning it out or doing ipo, what they left was $5 billion on the table for shareholders, correct? >> and gave it to the buyers which was andreessen and company he was partner with, silver lake. >> right. >> and you know, just to give you the number, they valued skype at 2.75 billion. >> light. >> which was below what they paid for it. which only 18 months later they flipped it to microsoft for 8.5 billion. >> sound like a massive conflict of interest to me. we should point out there andreessen and ebay, you're making stuff up. searching the internet for stuff and these guys are very credible investors and board members. i will say this though. do you think what was done from your standpoint was illegal? it smacks of, i mean, what it sound like you're saying that they basically ripped off shareholders? >> i think, it is what i'm saying. i will tell you this, that we're going to

like skype, free to call other people that have it. now you can call people that don't have the app so you use money to use it almost like a telephone service. he was traveling the world and was frustrated with skype. he found it cumbersome and wanted to build on its architecture for the mobile phone which analysts say they have done very successfully. they have more than 200 million users. they run the country out of cyprus but they use developers in places like belarus. aey are going to share in $900 million windfall. why are the japanese paying $900 million for this? >> this is one of the cases where the inquirer says interesting. the billionaire he find this deal, his friends call him mickey. that is the neck and he got back in harvard. stake.a 40% he is the ceo and chairman as well. he is worth more than $9 billion. almost all of that is thanks to the stake in rakuten which is japan's biggest internet retailer. its entire base is within japan. he is competing with the likes of yahoo! and amazon. he has long wanted to go global. he

. >> i am about to go on line to facebook and then skype and skype my potential twin sister, which iscrazy. >> reporter: the power of social networking rendering a vast world in an instant, a very strange and intimate place. >> my connection is really bad. >> oh, my god, you're european! >> this is a really weird experience. >> this is so weird. >> i don't want to get my hopes up, but i think somewhere in the pit of my gut, i knew that it was probably true. >> anais. >> from there, a deepening friendship, talking almost daily and culminating in london with their first in-person meeting. >> first things that you said? >> i poked her head. >> to make sure she was real? >> was there a sense of relief that finally you could get that moment out of the way? and then just set about being together? >> yes and no. i think i wanted to live in that moment for a long time. >> reporter: that shared moment sparking so many more. there are visits to los angeles, travels back to south korea, and a reunion here in new york. each time believing just a bit more. so how are you alike? >> same laugh. same

he was going to sell skype, take it public and keep a big chunk for himself.stead, mark andreessen, on the ,oard, who is greatly respected basically he and silver lake bought most of the company, 70%. valuationbuy it for a of 2.7 billion dollars. now, i never saw one like this, this big. 18 months later, they flip it to microsoft, the people who buy it, silver lake and andreessen, for a $.5 billion. in other words, in those months, the shareholders were robbed of billions they could have kept, and it would not be so bad. asleep at the switch, but andreessen made himself over $150 million off of that. response,e saying, in the board determined because of these limited synergies, it would be in the best longer-term interests of stockholders to look at divestiture. i have to tell you, you have to be a bit myopic. if you have something that 1.5 years later, not even, microsoft buys it, i wonder if anybody has called microsoft. we are going to look into it. we are putting out a 220 request, meaning we are looking for all of the books and records. we will investigat

one of my fans sent me a video on skype -- not on skype, on twitter yesterday, you can find it on my way and they got the opportunity to be a model, a cover model and they took pictures and then the people photo shopped them and edited it. when they saw themselves in those pictures, they were, like, why would i want to look like that? why would i want my imperfections taken away? it was a touching video. >> jordin will continue the discussion and be back with us friday live on the plaza. jordin, thank you. >> see you friday. >>> his name is michael rosenberg, but you know him as passenger. >> we couldn't let him go without him singing for us. but first this is "today" on nbc. [ female announcer ] for a brilliant smile there's a breakthrough in whitening. from crest 3d white, new brilliance toothpaste and boost. after brushing, our exclusive boost polishes your smile and whitens with 3x the stain lifting ingredient for a smile that dazzles. new crest 3d white brilliance. [ shakira ] i think a smile opens doors, it changes people's mood, it makes everything easier. [ female announcer ]

to tell us what it's like to create a viral school announcement video we have michael and lee via skypeh carolina, hey, guys, welcome to the show. well done. >> what is it like to suddenly get this kind of attention not only for your school but for your rapping skills? >> i just wanted to make sure that we know that michael is the rapper. i just wore the sweater. >> and he's really a dancer more than a rapper even so i hope that he'll be ready for the sequel. >> are you surprised by this attention? >> totally, yes. >> we thought it would give a chuckle to our students and parents and we had no idea it would grow legs like it has and kind of a fun and disconcerting ride. >> was this on the fly? because you kind of have to notify the students on the way. >> more fly than we want to admit it. if we'd known we probably would have rehearsed. >> where did you get the sweater? >> it's an item at our school auction. if you'd hilike e sweater, you can bid on it. >> and then the number of people commenting on our looks. >> mostly adorkable is about as good as we got. we love what we do and gettin

. >> to tell us more about this we have andrew and nathan via skype "right this minute" from los angeles. we are very sorry for your loss. what was it like to have the community come together for you and even cy to give youso me support. >> the community has been incredible. my friends and family really helped out after connie passed away, it was really tough. i could not have made it without their love and support. >> talk about the moment you opened the door and saw cy standing there. >> i was in complete shock i was making a balloon animal for nathan and i was froze within this balloon animal. >> you looked in shock but nathan was in his own wl out itas a game changer. >> i'm a real one. >> what do you think connie two have said about all this attention? >> connie is probably looking down, wow, there's so much love out there. >> good night, nathan. >> good night! >> blow them a kiss. >>> we got some trouble at this day care in radcliff, kentucky, watch this. surveillance video 7:20 in the morning rnl child care and that's a dodge crossover that comes crashing through the front of this

the spokesman for the united nations, joining us via skype in jerusalem. >> for as long as the eye can see there are gaunt figures deprived commodities of life. food, heat, warmth in one of the most cruel winters we've seen in this region. what they describe is a portrait of intense and profound tragic civilian suffering. we have reports of women dying in childbirth because lack of medical care. wide reports of children in malnutrition and they were reduced to eating animal feed. >> i want to show a quote that someone said hell than this camp would be better. they said they boiled spices with water and drank that. she goes on to say we ate the grass until it was all gone. and she said she wanted to feed breast-feed her child but her milk stopped after two months. the little boy is khalid. tell bus that. >> reporter: it's a very good which because it's i wil illuste of one, because of the aid, th things could improve exponentially. baby can lid came to us with his mother. he was 14 months old and looked like a five-month-old baby. the doctor who treated him said, quite honestly, that he

i auditioned over skype. >> wow. >> i skyped to the director in london and the casting director in l.awo skype sessions and then i booked it and i finished filming "bonnie and clyde," went to l.a., repacked, laundry and went to london the next day. >> there are pictures of you that are -- most people want flattering photos of themselves. >> not our sarah. >> not me. >> who took these? >> these are just stills from the film, like, scenes that have been released. and that's my favorite. and, like, midtalking. >> hideous stills. >> we have our share of them. we heard they pulled a couple, i think. >> uh-oh. >> hideous stills. >> you know what, that was just rude. >> that's hoda hitting the high note on the star-spangled banner. >> let's all do it. >> back to back. >> hoda, you're not in. >> ugly. >> the other way. sorry, i don't know how to take -- >> we wish you all the best. >> thank you so much. >> "vampire academy" comes out next friday. >>> olympic gymnast gabby douglas shares her rough and tumble road to the gold. >> and look at our kitchen. could it be our moms? >> getting loaded.

de estas imÁgenes de lo que pasÓ en esa protesta y de lo que ellos piden, hablamos esta semana vÍa skypees, llamamos al sector salud, llamamos a las madres de familia, llamamos a los partidos polÍticos, llamamos a las organizaciones no gubernamentales, a que nos acompaÑaran con la protesta que estamos llevando ya desde hace una semana por la seguridad de la juventud. por la seguridad de las universidades, que estÁ sumamente deteriorada. ayer en caracas fuimos a la fiscalÍa general a expresamente pedir que liberaran a nuestros compaÑeros que se encuentran hoy en dÍa presos, se encuentran injustamente presos por simplemente protestar, que se encuentran reprimidos >> ¿y quiÉn es el responsable de la violencia, daniel? ¿es el presidente nicolÁs maduro el responsable de los tres muertos y de las decenas de heridos? >> por supuesto. el gobierno, este gobierno central, este rÉgimen es el encargado de armar diferentes grupos que en venezuela son conocidos como "colectivos" y estos grupos armados que actÚan al margen de la ley, son quienes que de alguna forma han impartido justicia a diestra y si

. >> i want to bring in the cofounder of seriously in the executive vice president joining usvia skype from l.a. and jon erlichman. what do you think of the king numbers and the reliance on candy crushed saga. >> we are seeing a huge shift to mobile devices. i look at mobile now and think it is early days. when a company like king can't get over 125 million daily users, that is bigger than the super bowl every day. it shows the potential for the platform to reach a very big engaged audience. can they leverage the network effect to create more titles that help them build that business over the longer term? >> what stands out to you, jon, having covered gaming companies? could what happened to zynga f wherearmville declined, can that happen to candy crush as well? >> absolutely, the biggest mistake that zynga ultimately made as it went public was thinking it had truly revolutionized the gaming business. like l.a.,in towns you're only as big as your last hit. it is true there is this new business model tied to things like damning and relying heavily on the wales to pay for the game and th

skype. how is satya nadella going to approach acquisition? >> i think what doug is alluding to is he is a great architect in getting things to work together in a very multi-disciplinary way. i think of him as the chef who can figure out how to make a right dinner with everything that is in your fridge. but he is not necessarily the guy who is going to come up with molecular astronomy. he can identify opportunities to get waring factions to work together. i think that is a great skill to have with the new ceo. >> we got you back, doug. i want to ask you. what is his approach to m&a and integration? >> i think he has a lot of experience on the side. everything he did in the world when he was leading bing as part of microsoft business solutions, he has seen and understood what a good acquisition looks like and what a bad one can look like. the importance in the software acquisition of retaining talent. he gets that to the core. that is one of the tools he will have in the playbook going forward. >> as a leader, what do you think the biggest chal

. >> let's go to th the washington institute joining us by skype from progress. they blame each other, but brahimi said it's the syrian government's fault, is that fair? >> you can say in a the syrian government is trying to change the basis of the talks, which is about to be transition into something else which is fighting terrorism and reward the syrian people with something that it should be doing anyway, that is allowing humanitarian access and evacuation from besieged areas. i think to put it bluntly, i think the assad government is the heavy but not the only part of the equation. it's very economy kateed and unfortunately diplomacy for now has failed. >> so barack obama saying in california that it's time to increase the pressure on bashar al-assad. in the interview that you were going to give me, you said they can do so threw security council resolution 2188, that's the one to do with chemical weapons. help us how that would help us now after the dismantling of the weapons is underway. >> the dismantling is not only going slower than expected, the syrians

we welcome in via skype, sharon turner from sochi, what do we do, for are a failure of the u.s. plms or is maybe hockey just that good? >> the us women in particular they played a good game all the way through, the men, they played well in a lot of regards but they didn't seem to be there 100%. the canadianians are really good, if they -- you know hockey is so safer there. >> have we seend the back of this for up, noncommittal about that subject and two is nhl players have suffered significant injuries in these games. >> that's the big question. i think nhl officials are, behind the scene nothing -- i don't want to say they don't like the olympics. if it were simply up to them, i don't think the players wok ba back. but you know the players are influential, it's a union operation, the nhl isn't going to rip the rug out of players. >> what's that going to mean to the popularity of the nhl globally? what is that going to mean to the olympic movement? >> it would be pooh bigger blow to the olympic movement than it would be to the nhl. what they would like to do would be to do a wor

he purchased skype from ebay and then sold it for a big premium.that he has invested in five competitors to paypal, online mobile payment systems. he points to scott cook, the alsor ceo of intuit, who had some conflicts and has, apparently, advised or asked ebay not to hire people from intuit. there are interesting things in this letter, as well as urging shareholders to vote for his proposal in april. >> tell us a little bit more about this proposal. you say it is nonbinding. >> this would be a nonbinding vote, but it would send a message to management, if shareholders say we like this idea. this idea of paypal being spun off from ebay so much so that we are willing to vote on this proposal for it. nonbinding, would not require the company to do it at all, but maybe it would send a message. i spoke with them must week on "street smart." we talked about this very issue. here is a listen. >> we look at how ebay and paypal can be most successful. the board and i continue to believe that the best way is together. stronger makes paypal that it makes pa

you are on skype, it's hard to keep up with what you are saying. you said a teacher fainted because of the odours. >> a teacher fainted at a school that closed yesterday. we understand that a cook at one of those schools was transported to the hospital as well. >> is there an indication that anyone had to be hospitalized for a length of time. >> there is not at this point. the c d.c. said these are really mild cases that they are seeing. they are not seeing anything severe, or that needs to be treated long term with hospitalisation. >> speaking of the c d.c. and state health officials, and the governor of west virginia, there seems to be mixed messaging coming through from the people of the community understanding whether the water is safe or not safe. >> we have been told all along that the water is safe. as you said at the top of the show, we'd been given the all clear. people have flushed their homes and told it's okay to use the water. then you see instances like this, where people are having issues with the smell. there's a distrust with the p

increase in crime has her fearing for safety and the future of her business, she's joining us live via skype thank you for being with us. i want to know what it is like to run a business in venezuela. >> hi, thank you for this space. it is really, really hard from our perspective because the law, it is almost like the law of the government is against people who want to have a business in venezuela. >> when you say against, what do you mean by that? >> there is a law from last year that says that everything that the employee says is true. so tough have all the paper work showing whatever they are saying is not true. you cannot fire anybody. so they cannot show up to work and the law says they can do that. you cannot fire them. >> you still have to pay them if they don't show up to work? >> of course. you cannot fire them. that is new? that is not normal from the years past? >> that is last year. there's a new law this year and that says they give you the amount of -- they give the price of selling your things. you have like a maximum of the prices that you can put on your products depending o

so he decided to take advantage or build the architecture, improve the architecture of skype on the mobile phone. and that is what many people say he has. the two of them now having just sold the company are going to share in this $900 million windfall they're getting for selling it. >> what do we know about the japanese retailer rakuten? >> this is one of those rare cases where the choir is -- a acquirer is more interesting. a fortune of $9 billion. the vast majority of that fortune comes from his internet retailer raktueuten. it is the country's largest internet retailer. he is known by his friends as miki. he got that nickname when he went to harvard to get an mba. he has really been in the internet stage for a good while. he is closer to 50 and eight. -- in age. rakuten. what is that? from a word that means marketplace in feudal japan. he has slowly been getting into social networking. this is actually not his first acquisition. he has a stake in pinterest. and he thinks he can use viber digitalibute rakuten's products as well as use it as a game platform. pretty interesting. his compa

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