steve: thank you. emily: i want to start in 1996. steve: oh, dear. emily: when you made an early investment in hotmail, and you bet on e-mail before it was anything. what did you see? steve: it is usually a combination of two things. in this case, it was jack smith and his partner. an entrepreneur getting excited and jumping out of his seat, and an idea unlike anything i have seen before, which is, wow, e-mail wherever you go not tied to a corporate system or an e-mail server. we invested in what became the first example of viral marketing on the internet. emily: of course, microsoft went on to buy hotmail. i want to talk about how you became a guy who can make these kinds of predictions and big bets. tell me about where you come from. what kind of kid were you? steve: i don't know if i ever grew up. i was born in arizona to estonian immigrants who came here. i was inspired by my dad growing up. i started programming when the apple ii computer first came out. i think there is something intoxicating about the ability to code machines, unlike other exp

steve had an affair. they decided to separate. >> carol loved steve fiercely. she fought hard for her marriage until the end. >> reporter: but, in 2008, after more than 25 years of marriage, 5 living apart, steve and carol divorced. it was a long, painful process and after it was final, carol went to a nearby lake where she called katherine. >> she was sobbing. and at first when she called me i was like, "oh, oh no." and then i realized that the-- that the sobbing and the wailing on the phone was-- it was a mixture of-- >> it was cathartic. yeah. >> yeah. it-- absolutely. >> reporter: time for a fresh start. carol had left teaching by that time, was focused on a new passion, painting. >> her art was developing. she was really doing well with that and taking off with that. >> reporter: of course she remained close to her daughters, but she also stayed close to steve. and in fact, just a few days before that july morning, the whole family went to the airport together, to see katie off on a study abroad trip to south africa. charlotte was staying with her dad in p

and still is. >> how did steve take it? >> devastated. >> steve's innocent. and steve wants to continue to fight and prove his innocence. that's what his mission is now. >> reporter: but is he innocent? investigator mike sechez. >> i believe in my heart and soul that steve democker killed carol kennedy. >> reporter: he thinks often, he said, about the daughters about the impact on them. >> while my heart goes out to them, you know, you have to recognize that this is all because of one man's actions. >> reporter: carol's friend, katherine. >> i never wanted to believe that steve was capable of doing this. and the jury has made their decision. i accept their decision. i agree with their decision. >> i'm so glad it's over. i'm so relieved. because so many of us have been dragged through it for the last five and a half years. >> reporter: katie and charlotte were back in court at their father's sentencing. and in spite of everything, the state's case against steve, how steve used charlotte to create that phony e-mail evidence and then paid for his defense with li

steve: what is next for you? steve: you will find me learning.pany you can harvest organs, by changing -- we can take their heart, kidney, lungs and saw the transparent problems. and -- information technology, we will grow technologies and build things that feel like brains and less like computers. that is that we will push engineering past its current limits which is humans design thinks they can understand. if you would ask the question, we one day have something that is smarter than humans, dramatically smarter, the answer has to be yes. emily: is it already smarter than me? steve: literally smarter in every way. has a conversation and gives you better answers to your question that i can. that will inevitably happen if you give it a billion years of normal evolution. than theill be better human means the long arc of evolution is normal. have --not the case, we it begs the question, why cannot we accelerate the process? what can we do to rapidly evolve things that surpass us. emily: that is what you will be thinking about? steve: it probably ha

steve: no and yes.f you believe that all vehicles will be electric and autonomous, all companies have to do it or they will not be in business. you have to do it or you will not be in business. they should. a whole fleet of different vehicles will come out, shapes,-- is fans, vans, shapes, two-person vehicles. emily: is apple working on a self driving car? steve: yes. emily: when you think they will have it? steve: by 2022? apple's thing is to do what somebody has already done but better and different. can they do it? steve: sometimes they do and sometimes they do not, the watch is not grabbing me. emily: not a fan of the apple watch? steve: battery life is an issue for me. i have a lot of watches and i cannot fathom in my personal use the charging issue. emily: should tesla focus more on lower-priced, mainstream electric cars? the model 3, which is supposed to cost $35,000, but that is the base price. steve: that is their long-term vision, you either have many billions of dollars to put into equipment

. >> and steve? >> he was taken aback. you know, it was almost kind of disbelief, like he didn't really know what to say really. kind of hear him choking back, some tears a little bit. hard. >> reporter: right away steve rushed over to carol's house. a detective had a recorder rolling. you can hear charlotte sobbing. and steve talking. >> the last time i was out here was-- i don't know. i'm sorry. i don't know. it's been a while. >> reporter: someone else talked to the detectives, too. a man who showed up just minutes after the deputies got there. jim knapp, carol's boarder. the man who had been living in the guest house. >> i can't remember the month i moved in. >> reporter: and jim knapp had a lot to say about carol, but he didn't stop there. >> it was certainly a gruesome scene. >> blood drops. shoe prints. the clues tell a story. >> the shelf was knocked over several minutes after the blood hit it. whooping cough vaccination is up to date. understand the danger your new grandchild faces. talk to

steve: i'm here to help. it together♪ [applause] steve: well, we're going to start off with me today. i want to talk to you about texts, right? that's the big thing. verybody has made a mistake texting wrong person. i'm going to show you what happened. i got put into a group text how this dn't know works. text and it roup starts with a text, a business eal i was cutting, and the guy's name was brad. brad texted me. about the n we chat deal this week? until then, stay fr >>> can we chat about the deal this week, until then stay fresh, brothers. so my partner was sean. he responds back and said, sounds good, brad. have a great day. i don't do all that. so i chime in ng, that's it, right? texting topoint, i'm serious? mac, is he stay fresh? brothers? first black friend? then i don't stop there. on.ontinue i said, i don't trust his ass. is he a racist? because why you talking to me this? i don't even know you. is he racist? why are you talking to me like this? i don't know you. writes back quickly, call me, ste s

you add a ball pit. >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: you get chuck e. cheese.. >> steve: yes! >> jimmy: i think he's a mouse. i think he's a mouse. >> steve: yeah, chuck e. might be a mouse. >> jimmy: i think he's a pizza mouse. >> steve: he's a pizza mouse. >> jimmy: let's check on that. >> steve: chuck on that. [ chanting chuck ] >> steve: chuckman. >> jimmy: cheeseman. i thought it was cheeseman. [ laughter ] chuck e. cheeseman. if you take our pal justin timberlake fromomhe '90s. >> steve: okay. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you add 40 years, it equals rand paul. [ laughter ] >> steve: the mop top. >> jimmy: we're doing the history of rap next week. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: here's another one here, you guys. if you take the iphoho 6, you there you go. >> steve: oh. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. it looks the same, feels the same, does the samthing. mainly. i'm still getting one. [ laughter ] here's another one here. herman cain plus ambien equals ben carson. there you go. [ laughter and applause ] if you take shaquille o'neal -- [ cheers ] plus tinder, it equals love sh

[ laughter ] >> steve: rapman. >> jimmy: tariq -- >> steve: number two rapman. no, he's the number one rapper. >> steve: yeah, number one. >> jimmy: yeah, as long as he's here. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] if he leaves, no, he's like -- >> steve: he's the best. >> jimmy: finally, you guys. back to this game. if you take gonzo, you add viagra, it equals pinocchio. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: there you go. that's very easy. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] that's all the time we have for "popular mathematics." we'll be right back with hugh jackman. [ chanting hugh ] [ cheers and applause ] automated voice: to file a claim, please state your name. carnie wilson. thank you. can you hold on? hold on for one more day really? hey, i know there's pain. why do you lock yourself up in these chains? this would be so easy if you had progressive. our mobile app would let you file a claim and help you find one of our service centers where we manage the entire repair process. things will go your way if you hold on. [ sighs ] someday somebody's go

the trouble. >> steve: what?! >> jimmy: ben carson is claiming that he was violent when he was a kid, but no one can actually dig up any details to prove it. so cnn finally confronted him about it yesterday, and check out what carson said. >> were those classmates? were they friends? were they neighbors? how do you characterize, because our investigation could not find these people. >> well, why would you be able to find them? what makes you think you would be able to find them, unless i tell you who they are. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: unless i tell you where the bodies are buried. [ laughter and applause ] where would you look? where would you know where to start looking? even robert durst was like, he killed them all, of course. [ laughter ] meanwhile, ben carson's campaign launched a 60-second ad that features a rap about ben carson aimed at young black voters. you know what that means, it will do great with young white voters. [ laughter ] that's right, they're gonna launch a 60 second ad that features a rap abou

>> steve: jackman! shaqman? shaqman. >> jimmy: shaqman. >> steve: shaqman. [ chanting shaq ] shaqman. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: we're gonna play a a fun game called "phone booth" later in the show with hugh, shaq and a few other special guests. and by special guests, i mean really special, fun, cool guests. the hallway's buzzing right now. >> steve: come on. the hallway's nuts. >> jimmy: it's super fun. i'm just saying there might be a mascot floating around. [ cheers ] and then we got great music. i always tell tariq this, he is my second favorite rapper of all time. no. [ laughter ] talib kweli is here tonight. >> steve: yeah! kweli! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's great. guys, i read something that really disturbed me recently. american kids are ranked 30th in the world in terms of math skills. yeah. nobody seems to know how to i think the problem is that today's kids just can't relate to old fashioned things like numbers. [ laughter ] so, we've updated math to make the equations more about

>> steve: wee! >> jimmy: thank you, ben carson, for believing that egyptian pyramids were used to store grain. though to be fair, you think this is a photo of an egyptian pyramid. [ laughter ] >> steve: i just made a a mistake. >> jimmy: i could see the -- >> steve: a lot of grain. >> jimmy: the food pyramid. >> steve: yeah, food pyramid. $20,000 pyramid. [ coughing ] you all right? you all right? >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: you okay, you okay? >> jimmy: yeah, i'm fine. i have a little tickle in my throat. >> steve: really. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> steve: what kind of tickle? [ slurping ] >> jimmy: i think it's just from all the dust. >> steve: you doing construction at your house? what ya doin? >> jimmy: i'm getting my apartment redone. >> steve: yeah? >> jimmy: so it's a little dusty in there. >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: but i said i'm sure as heck going to sleep here. >> steve: oh yeah. [ laughter ] where, are you sleeping on the cot, or you sleeping on the floor? >> jimmy: i'm sleeping

>> steve: no it's a giant that people think it's an it's not. >> steve: yeah. ship. >> steve: billy ocean's oceans island. >> jimmy: well, we have to call him, please. billy ocean, if you're watching, come on the show. do anything you want. [ cheers and applause ] we love you. love to have billy ocean. love him. but first, guys, joining us new yorker. he's a multiple academy award book called "rules for a a knight." [ cheers and applause ] it's good looking book. >> steve: cool book. >> jimmy: no, it's fantastic. he does everything great. he doesn't fool around. he's like, whatever, i'll just go hit another home run. he's just the best. plus, this other guy is another one of my favorite actors. he's one of the new guys on the block. he's great in every role he does. every time i see him, i go, oh role, 'cause he's great. from the new film "youth," paul dano is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] he's always good. mercy," too. he plays brian wilson in this buzz. >> steve: oscar. [ laughter ] there's a little oscar buzz. [ light laughter ] that's cool, it's just that buzz. [ laughter ] >> st

>> jimmy: cat herpes. >> steve: cat herpes. >> jimmy: as one often does. >> steve: right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's just run out of things to google. see what pops up for cat herpes. anyway, he googled -- [ laughter ] he googled cat herpes. >> steve: sure, yeah. >> jimmy: and so there's some articles up there. but look at the top, here's the best. "cat herpes at amazon up to 50% off cat herpes." [ laughter and applause ] they have everything. they have everything at amazon. >> steve: 50% off. >> jimmy: 50% off cat herpes. they have everything. >> steve: cat herpes half off. >> jimmy: this next one was sent in by michele russell from ontario, canada. she was on the home page of her local hospital and saw this. it says, "welcome to our hospital. do not enter." [ laughter ] not the most helpful place. >> steve: do you have cat herpes? no, out. >> jimmy: out. we only deal with cat herpes. next one was sent in by chris holland in lynchburg, virginia. he was looking at his instagram feed and saw two pictures that lined up in a really funny way. this is funny. look at that. that's going t

>> steve: "reebie?" >> jimmy: "reebie," yeah. >> steve: rebbie. >> jimmy: rebbie never got in the business, right? >> questlove: yeah, she had a a hit in '85, "centipede." >> steve: oh, "centipede" in '85, right? >> questlove: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you don't know -- >> steve: oh, yeah, i know rebbie. oh, you said, "rebbie?" i thought they were talking about, "reebie." [ laughter ] "centipede," right? >> questlove: yeah. >> steve: '84? >> questlove: '84/'85. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: somewhere between '84 and '86? >> steve: somewhere in there. >> jimmy: i kind of do remember "centipede" now. well, latoya had a hit, a a couple hits. >> questlove: yeah, she had some hits. >> jimmy: yeah, i like latoya's stuff. but, rebbie -- >> questlove: rebbie had a hit. >> jimmy: rebbie jackson had a a hit. >> questlove: one hit. >> jimmy: was there anyone who was not in the business? of the jacksons? >> questlove: no, they were -- they all had to work. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: they all had to work. do it,

i'm upset. >> steve: why's that?st for ellie's new album. >> steve: i know, yeah. she hires people for album covers. >> jimmy: she hired me. yep, "delirium." >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: and i got everything. i got the fake fur coat. >> steve: love it. >> jimmy: i got the necklace. >> steve: love it. >> jimmy: i got the earrings. >> steve: love it. >> jimmy: i got the wind machine. >> steve: mm-hmm. >> jimmy: you know what i forgot? >> steve: what? >> jimmy: her top. [ laughter ] >> steve: are you serious? you forgot her shirt? >> jimmy: big deal, i said big deal. what's the big deal? is what i said. >> steve: oh my gosh. >> jimmy: they couldn't understand me. is she british or something? they couldn't understand my english. >> steve: your english accent, your american accent. >> jimmy: i go, what's the big deal? and they go, i can't believe this. [ light laughter ] the wind machine is going. you know how expensive it is. and i go, run out -- >> steve: those wind machines cost a lot of money. >> jimmy: it costs a lot of

steve and stacey? steve: thank you very much. stacey: i want to stand it back into the studio -- send it back to the studio with todd and laura. todd: thank you. laura: let's take a look at that forecast. andy: we will see a few peeks of sunshine in the morning. that sunshine looked absolutely gorgeous out there. this is out in fayette, iowa. there were beautiful hues on the horizon out there and in the metro, you can see it is pretty dark out there, it is nighttime, after all. that wind is still sustain out of the southwest at 15 miles per hour. that is what has helped us stay relatively warm today and it will keep us relatively warm during the morning hours. as we head into the afternoon, up to 63 degrees. notice the cloud cover increase. i don't think we are going to see any rain tomorrow. into sunday evening and monday morning, there are more chances of rain going to roll in. we have one more day of the good stuff. you can see that this does bring more moisture with it. futurecast shows spotty showers. as we had into the over

right there. [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: that's a nice "f", "u." >> steve: very nice, "f", >> jimmy: next one was sent in by leigh barnes in dalton, massachusetts. she was on sirius radio and saw these two songs playing. two different stations. look at this. one station has van halen, "love walks in." the other station has one republic, "love runs out." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: yeah, zero. >> jimmy: love rarely stays put. this next one was sent in by alex vigarito in ramsey, new jersey. he did a google search for cat herpes. [ laughter ] >> steve: is that right, cat herpes? >> jimmy: cat herpes. >> steve: cat herpes. >> jimmy: as one often does. >> steve: right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's just run out of things to google. see what pops up for cat herpes. anyway, he googled -- [ laughter ] he googled cat herpes. >> steve: sure, yeah. >> jimmy: and so there's some articles up there. but look at the top, here's the best. "cat herpes at amazon up to 50% off cat herpes." [ laughter and applause ] they have everything. they have everything at amazon. >> steve: 50% off

steve? steve: as sally kidd just showed us, isis has released a picture of the bomb, it says, brought down that russian passenger plane in egypt last month, killing 224 people. the picture showing a soda can, and what appears to be bomb components, was published in the terror group's english language magazine. the russian security service confirmed yesterday that a bomb did indeed bring down the plane. stacey: clean-up underway right now in washington state. storms there damaged power lines, flooded rivers, and triggered mud-slides. three people were killed by falling trees. without power. we have some big changes on the way and our forecast. steve: maybe even, say it ain't so, some snow. kurtis: i like the early parts of november a lot better. 37 hundredths in oskaloosa. temperatures right now, 42. just a few showers, mainly northwest of the metro. 41, clearing skies at 10:00 p.m.. temperature profile tomorrow, we are just going to cruise back up into the 40's. i do want to point out, it is

>> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: the pacific or the atlantic? [ light laughter ] >> steve: both. that's how rich he is from those seven hits. >> jimmy: really? i didn't know that. is he touring soon? >> questlove: he does occasional shows. >> jimmy: can we get billy ocean to come on and do something? i'd love to have him. that would be fantastic. [ laughter and applause ] yeah. totally. you guys, it's been a great week so far. there's more ahead. tomorrow night sarah silverman will be here. >> steve: oh. [ applause ] >> jimmy: she's fantastic in this new movie called "i smile back." she's great. and we're gonna do something fun with her, we have a -- it's gonna be fun. plus, this is big. coming to studio 6b for a a special reunion performance, they're one of the greatest hip hop bands of all-time. a tribe called quest will be here. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night. who do you have there? you have q-tip, you have phife dawg. ali muhammed. with phife dawg, a lot of people were named dawg, at the time, in the '90s. >> questlove: well, he was the first. >> jimmy: phife dawg? ph

steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's based on his real dog. his little, french bulldog. english bulldog? french bulldog? ears is french? no ears, is english. little ears? of course they have ears. >> steve: sure, they have some ears. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: nathan and i are going to play a brand new game called, "kid dictionary tonight." we asked -- [ one person clapping ] well, don't clap, because we didn't play it yet. [ laughter ] but i think it's going to be fun. and maybe you're clapping because you submitted something. but we asked parentso send in videos of their kids describing things. and we don't know the definition, we're going to try to guess the definition of what these kids are describing. i think it's gonna be fun. yeah. plus, fromomthe walking dead." his character had one of the biggest plot twists on tv this season. steven yeun is stopping by! [ cheers and applause ] everybody talking about that. and we have great music, this guy can sing, he can dance -- man, he c

"close up steve: welcome back. on the last segment we talked way to the of the race for president, but now we shift gears to the domestic side. the most recent poll is likely that iowa republican voters show that support for donald trump is living of it in the big benefactor is texas senator ted cruz. on the democratic side hillary clinton has maintained her lead in iowa, but in new hampshire is a different story. bernie sanders still enjoying a seven-point lead their in the run-up to that state's first in the nation primary. now, we are back with tom henderson and matt --matt strawn . tom, let's start with you again. does hillary clinton have a new hampshire problem in the name of bernie sanders? tom: well, she won new hampshire last time. but i think a lot of things can occur between now and the iowa caucuses. once those are over it will influence what happens in new hampshire. i think those numbers are interesting, but they are just cap shots about where the i still anticipate whitewater in january were those nu

steve: all right. thank you. we're hearing for the first time from the american band that was performing when terrorists went on the deadly shooting spree the members posted a message saying they are safe and coming to terms with the attacks. they sent their thoughts and prayers to the victims, including a british merchandise vendor among those killed. the band, which plays blues and rock, was on a european tour when the gunmen opened fire on stage, which you see here. never gets less horrifying to watch. it killed 89 people. the band has postponed the world tour for now. dari: meantime, wow, look at this. isis released saying this photo of a bomb it claims was used to bring down the russian airliner over egypt. the picture shows it was so small soda can. experts are questioning that. russian authorities confirm that a homemade bomb brought down the plane, killing all 224 people. steve: boko haram claiming responsibility for suicide bomb attacks in nigeria that killed 49 and left dozens injured. it was declared t

engraved in his wall. >> steve: engraved. >> jimmy: yeah, in his mantion, yeah. >> steve: that's not good. >> jimmy: carson said it's just a typo and it shouldn't affect his chances of being persident. >> steve: yeah. ah, don't worry about it. he can be persident, and like -- [ laughter and applause ] bummer. that's a bummer >> steve: come on, poverbs. >> jimmy: yeah, it's a bummer. yup, poverbs. in a recent interview, donald trump said that his strategy to fight isis is to take oil away from the region. actually, his exact quote was, "i'm looking to take the oil. i want to take the oil. i want the oil." [ laughter ] yeah, that's the quote. that actually was only part of what he said. here's the entire quote. "i'm loooong to take the oil, , want the oil, the oil is what i wawa to take. [ laughter ] memeant take oil, oily o oy take take. herr oiler von lookentake." which is? [ cheers and applause ] german? >> steve: german? trump! >> jimmy: i get the point, yeah and did you see this yesterday? donald trump said that he's thinking about boycotting starbucks because merry christmas isn'