but like tci gave to me, so will i give back to them. i want to help the others, to protect them from the pimps and the brothels. srey: i am srey neth. i am a survivor. it has been five years, but i have found my home. i have found my voice and i am finding myself. [woman singing in foreign language] rangina hamidi: trying to do business in a war zone brings challenges beyond anybody's imagination. things like basic infrastructure, electricity, transportation. we have a country and a government that is still not a working government, so trying to do business in this region is probably one of the hardest things to imagine. but yet, nothing's impossible, so everything can go forward. man: rangina hamidi was born in kandahar, but when the soviets invaded afghanistan, her family fled the country, eventually landing in northern virginia, where she grew up and was educated. after the events of 9/11/2001, she returned to afghanistan with a mission to find ways to economically empower the women of her native country. she is the founder of kandah

, a dollar invested in tci when john malone took over was worth 900 when the company was bought out. just because the company isn't reporting profits it's a lot more valuable now than it was. amazon web services is almost like the iphone of web hosting, it's completely revolutionized the space. >> john mentioned that the amazon web services number did beat expectations. guys, we heard from walmart i think it was last week coming out with real challenges, strategic imperatives they are following to try to make up for the way that amazon frankly has elbowed its way into the retail space. in the release amazon says it does expect the majority of things shipped to be prime. those shares up almost 10%. >> clearly walmart is on the defensive, right, and maybe their strategy is going to work, but amazon has such a leadership advantage at this point and really the story is aws. it really s when this stock broke out is when they broke out these kinds of results and with no competition really to speak of, better pricing ahead, margins are expected to go higher. >> speaking of no competition, a

the answer is when john malone was the ceo of tci, if you bought tci when he became ceo and you sold and they didn't report profits. there's a difference between creating nick value and reporting gap accounting profits. as long as people say amazon doesn't make any money, i will know it's misunderstood and probably mispriced. right now the story -- aws is an $8 billion business growing 80% to 100% a year if it was independently traded, it would trade at ten time revs. it is two, three years ahead of google, microsoft, ibm and the cloud business. it can be as big as the retail business, which is currently around 90 billion. i think if you look at amazon, you have a global company which has a dominant position, no competition as far as the eye can see. so i think it's good. >> what could it the multimatel worth? >> more. >> i get that. you buy stuff that you think will be 50% more -- >> no, 100%. >> so it's a $500 billion company? >> apple is is $700 billion company. so easily. >> not anymore. >> apple has gap earnings. >> are you the same place as he is. >> i'm not a big amazon fan. i