mozilla agreed to make yahoo it's default search engine. however, yahoo websites required by verizon -- were acquired by verizon in june. according to reports yahoo still owes mozilla $375 million a year through 2019. this comes after yahoo sued mozilla last week for breach of contract. >>> the city of san francisco taking steps to regulate those delivery robots . the board of supervisors voted yesterday to require companies to get permit to test the robots. they are already being used in some other bay area cities. the new law is a response to concerns that delivery robots could be a threat to pedestrians along with other safety issues. out of the new ordinance the robots cannot go faster than three miles an hour. they also have to have a human operator with them at all times during the test. >>> a new option for the oakland homeless that gets them out of tents and into some real structures. we will learn why it is expected to take some time for oakland's homeless to make that transition. >>> homicide investigation in san jose. what we are

and they named it yahoo! after rednecks, yahoos. >> yahoo!ercise in organizing the internet. it quickly became the leading way to find things. it was a directory-based system. it wasn't a search-based system. the idea was to curate the whole web. >> wall street now values yahoo! at around $700 million even though the company is barely profitable. >> with the success of netscape and the growth of these digital upstarts, yahoo! there was this energy that was not all in seattle. >> it's not really silicon valley versus what's going on in redmond, washington. it's more mankind versus microsoft. silicon valley is just one outpost against the evil empire to the north. >> this is silicon valley, the heart and soul of the nation's computer business. here microsoft is respected and feared as a powerful giant whose every footstep sends shivers through the entire industry. >> there's this emerging war basically between the silicon valley culture built up around the web and the microsoft culture up in redmond. it's not just a cultural clash but an econom

mozilla agreed to make yahoo it's default search engine. however, the yahoo websites were acquired by verizon in june. that prompted mozilla to terminate its agreement with yahoo. according to reports yahoo still owes mozilla $375 million a year through the year 2019. this comes after yahoo sued mozilla last week for breach of contract. >>> san francisco taking action to regulate those delivery robots . the board of supervisors voted yesterday to require companies to get permits to test the robots which are already being used in some other bay area cities. the new law is in response to concerns that delivery robots may be unsafe around pedestrians and there are other safety issues as well. under the new ordinance robots cannot go faster than three miles an hour and a human operator has to be with it at all times. >>> a new option for the homeless in oakland that gets them out of tents and into real structures. take a look. we will learn why it is expected to take some time for the homeless communities to make this transition. >>> a homicide

david: before yahoo!o famous, you made an investment in it which was spectacularly successful. how did you hear of yahoo!? masayoshi: yahoo! u.s. was still private, 15 employees. and i convince them to take $100 million of our investment. so, at the time, they grew from 15 to 35 people. 35 people. and we invested $100 million to own 35%. and actually, went ipo and made a great return. at the same time, i convinced him to start a joint venture, in million,re we put $1.2 and they put the directors of $0.8 million. the board of yahoo! japan, to start another company. $2 million startup capital. we owned a 60%. david: let's talk about one big mistake you made overall. obviously, you are very successful in almost everything you touch, but you were making a lot of internet investments around the turn-of-the-century, 1999-2001. the market went down in the tech crash, and it is said that you personally lost $70 billion of net worth. the greatest loss that any human being has ever suffered financially. so, how did

yahoo website were acquired by verizon back in june.that prompted mozilla to terminate its agreement with yahoo. according to reports yahoo still owes mozilla $375 million a year through 2019. this comes after yahoo sued mozilla last week for breach of contract. >>> big changes coming to amazon fire tb and echo show users following the company's feud with google. google has announced it will pull the youtube video service from those amazon devices. stemming from amazon's refusal to sell some google products that compete with amazon gadgets including the google streaming device and the google internet connected speaker home. customers who own a fire tb will lose youtube service beginning january 1. >>> 18 very -- bay area companies made it to the list of the top 100 best places to work in the united states. for the second year in a row facebook was named best place to work in the country by employee review site glassdoor. google came in at number five. salesforce at 15. coming in at number 21, linkedin. 22 is dock you sign. the rating is

to a wave of unrest in the middle east french president and the chronic urges then human ness and yahoo to negotiate with the palestinians after trying to decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel also calling up the. winners of the nobel peace prize receive the award for work towards nuclear weapons and a dire warning for the future. and the turkish german journalist who has spent the last three hundred days imprisoned in turkey on international human rights day we'll look at the dangers still facing activists. thanks for joining us i'm donald french president. has urged israel's prime minister to negotiate with palestinians saying they must fight. and a two state solution to their conflicts have been netanyahu is in paris on his first trip to europe since donald trump recognized. israel's capital across has condemned the firing of rockets against israel amid a wave of violence sparked by the u.s. president's controversial decision that's on yahoo had earlier accused european leaders of hypocrisy for criticizing trump's moves but not the attacks against israel boy netany

the protest was also directed at a draft bill that critics say is designed to allow that yahoo to avoid being charged with corruption the prime minister is accused of accepting gifts he denies wrongdoing. unofficial estimates say twenty thousand people took part in the demonstration. the protests have been taking place on a weekly basis in israel he began when corruption allegations were first raised against benyamin netanyahu. for the protesters the allegations are so serious the only recourse is for netanyahu to resign here we have a corrupt government that needs to be brought down as quickly as possible netanyahu at its head and all of his cronies along with him. i think the time has come to change the government the government is corrupt we're sick of the corruption. the israeli prime minister denies the accusations and says he's the victim of a witch hunt netanyahu is alleged to have accepted expensive gifts from wealthy businessmen he's also being investigated for cutting a deal with a newspaper publisher in return for favorable coverage. meanwhile a bill is making its way through

the attacks against israel kron reaffirmed his disapproval of trump's move bought for his part on yahoo repeated his claim that your roof is israel's capital drucilla is the capital of israel it's been the capital of israel for three thousand years you can read it to move very far in book it's called the bible you can read it after the bible you can hear it in the history of jewish communities throughout. the next year in jerusalem where this is the capital of israel but in jerusalem for more we're joined now by our correspondent tanya kramer who's in jerusalem so tiny a in that same press conference with micron israeli prime minister benjamin who also said that the sooner the palestinians accepted that was israel's capital the sooner there would be peace now how does natanya who intend to make that work. well that's exactly i mean that's absolutely a nonstarter for the palestinians and mr netanyahu is a bit in the same like what mr trump said when he recognized him as to capital of saying that they have to accept the realities would say well the reality is we are here as well and we wa

and aol, tuned go to yahoo!rts now via your mobile device and to be able to watch any game, preseaso season, playoffs, super bowl, it's something nobody else offers. >> and for the nfl, which has been struggling with declining television ratings for the second straight season, this deal with verizon helps the league reach a broader audience. >> we want to make sure that whatever we do is complementary with our network partners. we think this is reaching consumers that aren't actually watching on television. they're looking to watch on other devices, and we want to . that's part of the changing television landscape and the media landscape that we need to be in those places. >> the nfl's growing value to verizon is part of a larger trend as traditional media platforms and internet giants, including amazon and facebook, look to secure rare content tt fa want to watch in realtime. a new pwc report projects the north american sports industry will grow over 3% annually to nearly $79 billion by 2021. media rights are t

for risings to be the go to for watching football on your mobile free by way of the yahoo app which yahoo -- which verizon controls. soon anyone can watch games for free on the go. regardless of their service provider. it will happen just in time for the playoff games in january. the new five-year deal with the nfl takes effect. you would need to yahoo app nfl mobile app of the verizon video app to enjoy the games. there are some restrictions. if you want to watch games to online streaming tv services like sling youtube or directv now nfl games will be blocked on espn apps on your phone or tv for some games. ratings for traditional game broadcast on tv or cable have been dipping. isn't the only way the nfl is tinkering with technology to get the games to fans. there is a deal with amazon for 10 thursday night games and a christmas game. they previous had deals with twitter for the thursday night game. broadcast tv viewership is down across the board. the four major networks lost 8% of their primetime audience compared to last year. viewership is only down about 5%.>>> some northbay wildfi

remember that verizon owns aol, and yahoo! yahoo!e will be able to go to yahoo! sports, go to that app, go to aol and stream on those apps or on those platforms. verizon, this is a way to generate new ad revenue and expand the potential reach of the ad revenue beyond just its ow interesting how to see how this shifts, given how verizon thinks and it's acting like a -- >> go to yahoo! sports -- >> or your yahoo! app. it's an answer to the question many asked of verizon, how does yahoo! and aol fit into what you want to do they've become more of an ad network play, they were always a data volume play so essentially it was always we want more volume over our network now, now it's volume that also gets ad revenue from eyeballs. >> it's an interesting one, i'll tell you that, julia, thank you. >>> time for a cnbc news update. let's get over to sue herera sue? >> hi, kelly, thanks so much here's what's happening at this hour u.s. senator kirsten gillibrand, i should say, calling on president strutrump to resign. three women spoke out again

you are seeing more vertical integration, verizon buying aol and yahoo. you have comcast purchases of nbc universal which was blessed by the obama administration and the obama fcc. all those are defensive maneuvers because the internet marketplace is disrupting these incumbents. what this means is you have more households moving toward mobil. you saw last monday, cyber monday really become mobile monday with half the purchases being made over mobile devices. more than half of all u.s. households are wireless only. this is very good news for consumers. what the order will do is it will preserve consumer protection protections for entrepreneurs and allow more certainty for the investment of over $300 billion that will be needed in the next ten years to build out fifth-generation wireless networks which will have one gigahertz of speed or six times faster than what you enjoy now with 4g. the 3 million jobs in the 500 billion-dollar economic activity that should come from that. you really can have a win-win environment like you have from 1994 when the interne

to speak with somebody who was an early believer in the china tech story, jerry yang, co-founder of yahoo! keep in mind it was back in 2005 he invested a billion into alibaba, a 40% stake that paid off in a big way we asked whether he thought the valuations were stepped too much today. take a listen to what he had to say. >> interest rates are so low around the world, monetary policies are such that there's a lot of money and liquidity chasing higher returns that has translated into the recent picture capital industry being very cash rich a lot of money sitting on the sidelines waiting to be invested what you see in the u.s., great companies commanding a very high valuation. and some poor companies -- companies not doing great have a hard time getting capital. the barbell effect in china, because there's robust investment from alibaba, tenc t tencent, they're putting a lot of money back into the startups to create their own ecosystems you can seeing valuations high across the board how long does that last? that remains to be seen. >> let's talk about bitcoin. the prices have jumped 1600%

the beginning of the internet and that's where all of these big companies have sprung up a google yahoo facebook every everything has been possible they are does europe now have an advantage by having net neutrality in this is a huge market over the united states i mean what we see you know start ups being able to come here and have a greater chance of surviving well at least they might have easier access to european customers. this is what we will see now in the future as as now we have the the some say the great chance to see what actually is to truth because on the one hand we have the u.s. market that is that this challenging not entirely it and now we have europe that might continue and have a strong that we've had two rules and in europe we might see that this actually good for innovation good for innovation and we've got about twenty seconds if this decision by the f.c.c. in the u.s. were to be overturned and net neutrality would be reinstated would the internet as we've known it would we be able to recreate it or is it lost forever well i'd say the internet is in constant develo

since the beginning of the internet and that's where all of these big companies have sprung up google yahoo facebook every everything has been possible they are does europe now have an advantage by having net neutrality in this is a huge market over the united states i mean what we see you know start ups being able to come here and have a greater chance of surviving well at least they might have easier access to european customers. this is what we will see now in the future as as now we have the the some say the great chance to see what actually is the truth because on the one hand we have the u.s. market that is that this challenging that mentality of and now we have europe that might continue and have a strong that we've had two rules and in europe we might see that this actually good for innovation good for innovation and we've got about twenty seconds if this decision by the f.c.c. in the u.s. were to be overturned and net neutrality would be reinstated would the internet as we've known it would be able to recreate it or is it lost forever well i'd say the internet is in constant develo

david: before yahoo!ou made an early investment that was spectacular -- spectacularly successful. ?ow do you hear of yahoo! 15ayoshi son: it was still employees, i convinced them to take the investment. we grew from 15 to 35 people. we invested hundred million dollars to own 35%, and actually, went to the ipo admitted great return. at the same time, i convinced him to start in the board of japan. $2 million of startup capital. we own 60%. david columbus talk about one big mistake you made overall -- obvious the you are successful in almost everything you touch. you are making a lot of investments around the turn-of-the-century. techarket went down in the crash. it is said that you personally --t $70 billion of net worth the greatest loss any human being has ever suffered financially. how did you feel losing $70 billion of net worth? david: masayoshi son: before that, my personal net worth was increasing $10 billion per week. for three days i became richer than bill gates. [laughter] david: did that upset

i think isikof's reporting for yahoo! was interesting and we'll all have to pick up the threads and continue the reporting. >> it suggests the mueller investigation continues to move in all different directions simultaneous. great to have you with us. live from st. petersburg, thank you. >>> left in the dark more than three months after hurricane maria ripped apart puerto rico, a third of the island is still without power and might be through the spring before they get any back. latest straight ahead. later, the mad scramble. homeowners rush to pay real estate taxes to work around the new tax law but are they actually hurting themselveses in the end? answers ahead. this is msnbc. it's a small finger...a worm! like, a dagger? a tiny sword? bread...breadstick? a matchstick! a lamppost! coin slot! no? uhhh... 10 seconds. a stick! a walking stick! eiffel tower, mount kilimanjaro! (ding) time! sorry, it's a tandem bicycle. what? what?! as long as sloths are slow, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could

and yahoo!. you have comcast purchase of nbc universal. which was blessed by the obama administration and the obama f.c.c. all those are defensive maneuvers because the internet marketplace is disrupting these incumbents. what this means is you have more households moving toward mobile. you saw last monday, cybermonday, really become mobile monday. with about half of all the purchases made on cybermonday over mobile devices. more than half of all u.s. households are wireless only. so this is actually a very good news for consumers. and what the order will do at the f.c.c., it will preserve consumer protection and protection for entrepreneurs, and it will allow more certainty for the investment of over $300 billion that's going to be needed in the next 10 years, to build out fifth generation wireless networks, which will have one giga herts of speed or six times faster than what you enjoy now with 4-g. and the three million jobs and the $500 billion in economic activity that should come from that. so you can have -- you really can have a wi

and aol, and -- and to go to yahoo sports now slya your mobile device and be able to watch any gameseason, regular season, playoffs, super bowl is something nobody else offers >> and for the nfl which has been struggling with declining ratings for the second straight season, verizon helps it reach a broader audience >> we want to make sure that what wherever we do is complementary with the network partners we think that this is reaching consumers not actually watching on television. they are looking to watch on other devices, and we want to make sure that we're there that's part of the changing television landscape and the media landscape that we need to be in those places >> reporter: now the nfl's growing value to verizon is part of a larger media trend, and a new pwc report projects that the north american sports industry will grow over 3% annually to nearly $p 1 billion but the year 202 is media rites is by far the fastest growing part of the dis, far surpassing ticket sales and merchandise. what's driving that? not just verizon paying more there's new buyers with deep pockets l

. >> before yahoo! was famous. yahoo!?ear of >> i took $100 million of our investment.me we agreed to go from 15 to 35 people. and we invest $1 mirks million at the same time joint ced him to start venture. we put $1.2 million. $ million startup capital. > one big mistake you made overall. and almost successful. you were making internet 01. stments from 19995 to 20 and it is said that you personal lost $70 billion of net loss, the greatest loss that anyone has suffered. how did you feel losing that? my personal net worth was increasing $10 billion a week [laughter] . >> three days i became richer than bill gates. >> did that upset him? >> before i told him -- [laughter] , so in six months after that 99% and went down to almost went bankrupt but somehow i survived. "bloomberg technology" and we are live and 2:00 out west. this it bloomberg. ♪ cannot live without it. so if you can't live without it... why aren't you using this guy? it makes your wifi awesomely fast. no... still nope. now we're talking! it gets you wifi here, here, and here. it even lets you take a time ou

sunday approaches criticize president obama trumps announcement describing it as or grado goal then yahoo responded by accusing european officials if for criticizing trump. i ascribe great importance to europe while i respect europe i am not prepared to accept a double standard from it i hear voices from their condemning president trump's historic statement but i've not heard condemnations of the rockets fired israel or the terrible incitement against it i'm not prepared to accept this apocrypha see and as usual at this important forum i will present israel's truth without fear and with head held high. the arab league has held an emergency meeting and called very dangerous secretary-general met up ok it says the u.s. could no longer be an end to pendent mediator in the middle east peace process several foreign minister said washington had isolated itself from the international community. this decision threatens jerusalem's legal status and affects all the arab muslims and christians and the islamic world all together we would like him to be frank and call things by their real name the dec

yahoo. it's so good to haunt you. but it may also be because mother and daughter were a strange to even before linda's disappearance. almost let's start at the time i didn't really want to go it was just the problems i had at home i just wanted to get away and somehow i thought if i go somewhere i'll be caught and brought back. and brought back again i thought we could have talked it through i could have talked to you about anything yes you could it's you could have tried for a change what you said to me you couldn't except i'd converted to islam. thing so why do you think we bought a copy of the koran. the year spent with i.a.s. changed linda this is what she looked like before she joined the terrorist group. she grew up here in saxony in the picturesque town of close nets but her childhood was not without pain her parents divorced today her mother feels guilty. because i wasn't there for her. it's not enough. linda felt lonely and sought comfort she struck up a friendship with another girl on the internet who urged

position is that it does not recognize jerusalem as the capital of the state of israel and that yahoo's visits to the european union headquarters is the first by an israeli leader in more than twenty years and it's being closely watched at home harri forces reports from occupied east jerusalem. israeli media obviously reporting extensively on benjamin and yahoo's trip to europe so far concentrating on the joint news conference between him and the french president emanuel mccraw concentrating within that on his very strong repudiation of the criticism that's come as way from the turkish president that itself drawing very swift condemnation from mr owens and spokesman who accuse the israelis of having massacred palestinians in their thousands also concentration on what's president said in that news conference as well as criticizing the announcement by president recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel and its potential impact on the peace process he said that france would not at this stage be offer a offering itself as an alternative sponsor of an alternative plan he said it was bet

[laughter] i talked about this earlier, verizon buying aol and yahoo!, at&t with trek tv and directv now. all of those are isps that have content and others too, but even if they're licensing content and reselling other people's, they have an incentive to show their content on this. they want their customers, wherever they have, to be watching their content on this whether they're a wireless company or not. so if comcast has nbc universal content and this is a verizon wireless phone, they don't want verizon wireless throttling on or blocking their content. at the same time, at&t doesn't want some orr company blocking their content. so other isps, it's almost a form of mutual assured destruction. if one starts blocking or throttling their content at in this point because of market developments, then the others -- you'll start a war with it, and it's going to, they're all going to kill big revenue streams. it's not logical for them to do that. in other words, the incentives are there for them to not block and throttle each other's content precisely becaus

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prime minister to negotiate with the palestinians saying they must find a two state solution that on yahoo is on his first trip to europe since donald trump recognized jerusalem as israel's capital. you're up to date on c.w. thanks for watching. me. he's a doctor what kind of diseases can be healed this forms a reporter so what part of this is implied as inside the year book but it's also. draws on a wealth of insights totally different experts in all fields of medicine are. in good shape. we take food personally you went with a little bit wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all true fans far. more than football online. this week and world stories. taking on the big companies palm oil pharmacy in africa exploitation child refugees in istanbul but we begin in russia although no longer competing in next year's winter olympics russia is still gearing up to host the football world cup didn't use any chevon gauge the mood of the fans . but. it's minus seven degrees celsius in moscow but that doesn't stop. amateur football team a la push of a they play at least once a

on-demand type video and that is where we see the marketplace trying to adjust, verizon buying aol and yahoo! and time warner inc., comcast purchase of nbc universal which was blessed by the obama administration. all of those are defensive maneuvers because the marketplace is disrupting that what it means is you have more households moving towards mobile. you saw last cyberman may become mobile monday about half of the purchases made on cyber monday were on mobile devices. this is very good news for consumers and with the order wilderness preserve consumer protection and allow more certainty for the investment of over $300 billion that's going to be needed in the next ten years to build up this generation which will have one gigahertz faster and a 3 million jobs in 500 billion-dollar economic activity so you can have a win-win environment but it was privatized [inaudible] we can talk about that and we can debate whether there's been a downturn in capital expenditures to fund the broadband networks. the debate needs less heat and more light. i'm delighted we have this time. >> if i could shed

how did you hear about yahoo!? >> it was still private, 15 employees.to take $100 million of our investment. , 15 to 35e, we agreed people. $100 million to own 35%. when we had ipo, we made a great turn. at the same time, i convinced him to start a joint in venture where we put in $1.2 million, they put in $0.8 million. $2 million startup capital, we own 60%. >> let's talk about one mistake you have made overall. you are successful in almost everything you have touched, but you are making a lot of investments around 2000. the market went down in the tech crash. it is said that you personally lost $70 billion of net worth, the greatest loss any human being has ever suffered financially. how did you feel losing $70 billion of net worth? >> one year before that, actually, my personal was net -- net worth was increasing $10 billion per week. in three days, i became richer than bill gates. >> that must have upset him. [laughter] >> before i told anyone else, our stock started crashing. [laughter] that, ourths after share price went down 99%. bankrupt.st went

and from the government sort of interesting that on yahoo that the police are mistreating him on friday police arrived in netanya whose residence to. questioned him for a seventh time one case concerned allegations he tried to manipulate media coverage in his favor and other centers on expensive gifts received from wealthy foreign business executives in the ticket by. the prime minister denies one leak from the investigation suggesting he and his wife requested expensive cigars and champagne when stocks were running low from hollywood producer on milton a strain billionaire james packer and others welcome to a promise for the record his lawyer has admitted what he calls netanyahu as weakness for wealthy people his wife sarah is awaiting indictment on a separate case involving alleged misuse of public funds they're seen as working very well together and he will stick with wealth wise again strange for israel not the kind of. facilitation that public leaders who are able to show there's increased scrutiny to regarding another case involving alleged corruption when german submarines were b

according to to yahoo, looking into whether the joint effort was at all linked to russian trolls andottoms. >>> president trump took time from mara la go resort. has been celebrating key part of the law that she essentially says repeals obamacare. that's not exactly the case. nbc news chief white house correspondent haley jackson explains. >> a surprised staff at the west palm beach fire house sparking the president's proud 2017 talk, emphasizing what his tax law does to barack obama's health care law. >> included the repeal of individual mandate, which is excessive. >> now, president trump is hoping for health care push of his own. promising democrats and republicans will eventually come together and develop a great new health care plan. >> we have essentially repealed obamacare. >> but they have not. with not much appetite to try to replace it. >> i think we'll probably move on to other issues. >> senator mitch mcconnell and other gop leaders instead point to how the tax law ends the individual mandate. that's the part of the affordable care act that makes everyone sign up for insu

well let's bring in our correspondent miles federer in jerusalem we just saw in that yahoo leaving for paris there what is he hoping to achieve. well in brussels he is going to not be met with a very friendly room we've seen a lot of these foreign leaders come out and condemn this move by the trump administration something that netanyahu very much supports netanyahu has never had much of a friendly reception in europe considering that most of these leaders very much favor a two state solution which is something that the netanyahu administration has always been sort of tepid on willing to back away from it has always seemed and really he's coming in and he sees himself as the crusader for the israeli cause the recognition of jerusalem as the israeli capital is something that he's fought for for a long time and something that he's been hoping for despite the peace negotiations that have always said drew some was going to be divided between israel and a future palestinian state so what he's hopefully going what he's going to want to do is convince some european leaders over to his side to

rockets against israel amid a wave of violence sparked by the us president's controversial decision and yahoo had earlier accused european leaders of hypocrisy for criticizing trump's move but not the attack against israel netanyahu repeated his claim that jerusalem is israel's capital. is the couple of israel it's been the capital of israel for three thousand years you can read to them a very fine book it's called the bible you can read it after the bible you can hear it in the history of jewish communities throughout. the next year in jerusalem extreme jerusalem where this is the capital of israel but in jerusalem. our correspondent on a kramer joins us now from jerusalem to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu also said the sooner the palestinians except that jerusalem is israel's capital the sooner there would be peace how does tend to make that work. well i mean we heard again quite uncompromising stands by mr netanyahu also echoing the words that also mr trump used last week and that is an absolute nonstarter for the palestinians they're saying where's our reality we are also here

yahoo also reports the president's attorneys are pressing mueller to wind down the investigation and exonerate trump. earlier he spoke to crist hayes about mueller's work. >> if anything, he's expanding. he's casting a wider net. it's pretty clear mueller and his team are digging in for the long haul, and this is going to last quite some time. >> mueller is a veteran prosecutor. he was head of the justice department criminal division, and he's not going to wrap up or exonerate everybody until he gets the full story from every conceivable witness. >> amid all of this the president and the white house are making the effort to maintain the appearance of business as usual. today one of trump's former campaign advisers came out to reiterate a similar defense. >> i think the russia investigation is a hoax. i think that the investigation into russian collusion between the trump campaign and russian actors is a hoax. i believe that the investigation -- >> it's also an investigation into how the russians meddled in this election. it's not just an election into the campaign. >> i don't think h

how did you hear of yahoo!? >> it was still private, 15 employees.on of our investment. at the time, we said we are -- from 15 to 35 people. we invested $100 million to own 35%. when ipo, we made a great ton. i convinced him to start a joint $1.2re, where we put million, and they put $0.8 million, $2 million of startup capital. david: let's talk about one big mistake you've made. you are successful at almost everything you've touched. you are making a lot of internet investments, and then the market went down and the tech crashed. it is said you personallyyou art everything you've lost $70 billion of net worth, the greatest loss that any human being has ever suffered financially. so, how did you feel losing $70 billion of net worth? >> one year before that, actually, my net worth -- personal net worth was increasing $10 billion per week. [laughter] days, i became richer than bill gates. [laughter] david: did that upset him? >> no. before i told to anybody else, our stock started crashing. [laughter] >> so, in six months after that, our share price we

meanwhile, yahoo! news reports, they're collecting thousands of e-mails. joining us, julia ainsley. and dan in sa vny cevallos. what have we heard from the white house about concerns about what happened early in december? >> so, david, of course what we're hearing publicly from the white house and then what is going on behind closed doors which is part of this report. we know from the report that they seem to be pretty nervous about what flynn could say. and we've even seen a change publicly. if you think about all of those clips that you just showed where they're praising michael flynn. what has changed since then is flynn has entered a guilty plea because of mueller's investigation. since then, it's even changed a little bit publicly. i'm thinking back to the vice president pence interview with cbs where he started to say, well, flynn lied to me, flynn did this. they're already painting him as a liar, because they want to discredit anything that he could say in this investigation to say, look, we couldn't trust him then how could anyone trust him now. not that they think this will

question of many headline and yahoo news reminding it took two years.ns tend to act in time of scandal and keeping an eye on the national goods and tracking public opinion. the story of the watergate is the story of public figures ago neuroscien agonizing of the conflicting loyalties to party. >> thank you both gentlemen for coming in. jonathan, we learned that people who were not emersed in watergate have learned of the dissimilarities. media is at the heroes of watergate, so i guess this calls for a judgment from you, which republicans are you looking for to stand up and be the heroes of this. >> it is a really interesting yes. we think about when you say the heros of watergate, we think about that famous moment at the very end of the story when barry goldwater led a delegation of senior republicans -- >> hugh scott and john rhodes. >> and said mr. president, you don't have the votes to survive in the senate and it is over. and that is the end of the story and it was a long road to get there. and at the beginning you have republicans who were defender

she graduateed from the university of texas and worked as a software engineering intern at yahoo!. a google spokesperson issued this statement saying she was an excellent software engineer. we are devastated to learn of her passing and our deepest condolences are with her family and friend. she loved cats, video games and music. >>> we are learning more about the driver of the charter bus that crashed on 101 friday night in san francisco. "today in the bay" spoke with the company that operates the bus and brings this report. >> reporter: in cell phone video shared with us by a viewer, you can see one passenger climbs out of a bus dressed up for a holiday party, headed to the crown plaza hotel in palo alto. the bus careened out of control on to the side. i talked with joseph, a manager at charter pros, the company that operates the bus. he says it driver was not speeding. we have gps on our vehicle. what we can tell, the bus was going at legal speed. he did not want to speak on camera because the california highway patrol is still investigating the incident. their driver tried the b

companies are now paying for this service of course lavish parties nothing new here in tech capital yahoor was under fire for its lavish parties ceo marissa mayer took a lot of heat for the great gatsby theme. we also know shervin pishever showed up with -- a year marred by so many allegations of sexual harassment across all industries and especially here in the valley revel those years of binary capital and high level start-ups and vcs like shervin pishever. >> some of us are old enough to remember the party seen by some as a sign of a top of the dot com boom there's always going to be something that people try to use as a touchstone. >> yeah. pretty telling that both the yahoo party and the other one themed, that's obviously when you had a needlessness about it. but obviously it just sort of represents too or at least brings to mind the lobsided, you know, gender situation in tech that they actually have to do this. >> that's exactly what i was thinking why do we have to bring in models female mostly, some male, i understand as well, but just being so silly just talk amongst yourselves,

yahoo! sports is reporting the two west coast teams are on the short list for one of the best pitchers and hitters in japan. the reports say otani will hold meetings with mlb teams mexican week. let's get back to football, folks. the raiders are basically saying, thank you, chiefs. thank you so much for losing four straight games. thank you so much for losing five of the last seven. that is our fox game-changer. and you want a solution to how to get back to first place? take care of business and then let the chiefs beat your division rival. gave new york the go-ahead score. and marcus peters not happy about it. threw the ref's flag into the stand and the chiefs lose. romo, have you ever seen this? >> i've seen a lot of things like that happen, you know? that was putting yourself ahead of your team. that hurt them and that probably cost them the game. bottom line is when you start making the run at the end of the year, you have to play smart football. that's not smart. what michael crabtree d

to access the games you need the yahoo app nfl mobile app or the verizon video app. the five-year deal costs verizon $2 billion. it will take effect next month. the nfl has seen a drop in ratings since seeking ways to end -- to wrap up a viewership.>> it is the middle of december. we have high fire danger. the weather watch will be in place by this time tomorrow. not in place just yet. the winds will be picking up friday night and into saturday. the northbay hills and east bay hills. winds could be gusting to 50 miles per hour. the wind forecast model. not too bad tomorrow. they are ramping up tomorrow morning. this meant evening. by saturday morning they could be 25-30 miles per hour. stronger winds for higher terrain. fire danger ramping up this weekend. that could linger into the first half of sunday. a satellite showing you the stormtrack up to the north. a dry weather pattern. overnight hours chili. santa rosa 38 degrees. napa 35. san francisco 55. 40s in mountain view in san jose. looking out to the bay bridge. a few high clouds tonight and overnight lows couli

france's president emmanuel marcon met with israeli prime minister met in yahoo and urged him to show courage -- benjamin netanyahu and urged him to show courage. vice president mike pence will arrive in the holy land in a we can palestinian leaders are saying they want meet with him believing the u.s. has crossed a redline with the decision that undermines previous american efforts to act as an honest broker of peace. connor powell, fox news.>> one more check of your workweek forecast.>> it is amazing, not too much has changed. it will be hazy sunshine with temperatures in the 60s. the models are suggesting this is going to be a dry weather pattern with no hope of any rainfall in the state. that can change but that is the screaming message right now.>>> thank you so much for watching. have a great night. ♪ [baby crib musical mobile] millions are still exposed to the dangers of secondhand smoke. and some of them can't do anything about it. but you can. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. >>> whether you are into dressing down, dressing up or just accessorizing, sports wrap

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when you ask me what i would do that is mason yahoo!, like asking what i would do a five donald trump. i'm not them, i am my mom's child. i'm concerned with the moral and spiritual dimensions of whatever life, nation, civilization that i am a part of. dr. dershowitz: i do not accept that. dershowitz professor questions. dr. dershowitz: let's take it on your terms. you want to end the so-called settler regime. dr. west: it is not so-called, it is a fact. dr. dershowitz: how would you do it, would you make israel commit politicized, give up its status as a nationstate. the only nation state of the jewish people and create yet another arab/muslim state under sharia law? that was the palestinian constitution. said sharia law will dominate in -- palestine. tell me what you would do to bring about a peaceful resolution that, so far, nobody else has thought of? i would say that i'm not god, i am not messiah, i have one voice, one life to live . to 1948,ay, going back let's first told the truth about how israel as a state came into existence. t

yahoo! sports reports he has an injury to the ligament in his throwing arm. he needed a prp injection in his ulnarollateral ligament. the angels knew about ts as did all the other teams that were wooing otani. it's probably the leasterious injury a pitcher can have. but it does ultimately lead to tommy john surgery. the ohtani can still be valuable to the angels at the plate even if he's not throwing 100 miles an hour. abc 7 sports. >> good stuff on

she worked as a software engineer at yahoo! before landing the job at google. autopsy results could come in today shedding light on what happened to her. >>> a break in a decades old area case. the hillsborough police department says a southern california man is in custody on $5 million bond. he's been arrested in connection with a 1995 kidnapping. he's accused of working with another man to kidnap a 9-year-old girl for ransom. the girl was let go after being held captive for nine hours. the arrest was made based on information given to investigators. >>> california under siege by the destructive wildfires spreading. in one case the situation is getting worse. we checked this morning. the thomas fire that started in ventura county burned 230,000 acres. containment levels dropped from 15% to 10%. the latest evacuations are happening in santa barbara as well. four other fires burning are at least 75% contained. >> today is the last day for north bay fire survivors to register with fema for disaster assistance. they can help with costs for short-term housing, basi

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