how did you hear of yahoo!? masayoshi: yahoo! u.s. was still ivate-- 15 employees. and i convince them to take $100 million of our investment. so at the time we negotiate, we agree they grew from 15 to 35 people. 35 people. and we invest $100 million to own 35%, and actually went ipo and made a great return. at the same time, i convince him to start joint venture, board of yahoo! japan, where we put $1.2 million, they put $0.8 llion. $2 million startup capital, we own 60%. david: let's talk about one big mistake you made overall. obviously, you are very successful in almost everything you touched, but you were making a lot ofnternet investments around the turn-of-the-century, arou 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 you feel losing $70 billion of net worth? masayoshi: one year before that, actually, my personal net worth was increasing $10 billion per week. [laughter] masayoshi: forth days, i became riche bill gates.

did the fbi ever ask steele whether he was a source for the september 2016 yahoo! news article that cited western intelligence sources, quote/unquote? if not, why not? >> they did not ask that question despite having the opportunity to do so. and we got a variety of explanations, including that -- as to some of these issues that they didn't want to offend him or jeopardize their relationship with him. >> question two. on october 11th draft of the fisa application stating fbi believes steele was the source for the yahoo! news article, but it was taken out in the october 14th draft. why did the fbi originally say steele was the source and what factual basis did the fbi have to change that and tell the court that steele was not a source? >> this is what was so disturbing about that event, which is the initial application said, as you noted, that the fbi assessed that steele was the direct source, or was a direct source. and on october 14th the drafts changed to the exact opposite. what we found is the fbi had no basis for the first statement, no evidence in their file

what was known to the back row about them and it was just leaps and bounds ahead of services like yahoo altavista and quickly became the clear winner in the space just from a technology basis and what page does is it spiders around the internet instead of being a directory service like yahoo was it's taking pictures of web pages and analyzing the links between the web pages and using them to make some assumptions about relevance and so if you're looking for some history of abraham lincoln and there's a bunch of links to process the web pointing to a particular site that must mean that this page is the quote unquote most relevant . now they had to figure out how do we make money off this we've got an index how do we make money well they figure out how to do that it's pretty simple all you do is track people searches your search history has a very very informative that's going to tell someone immediately whether you're republican or democrat whether you like one breakfast cereal versus another that's going to tell you whether you're gay or straight it's going to tell you thousands of thin

you know last year selling internet advertising with microsoft and yahoo gunning for its search engine users' fortunes can quickly change. this was really the 1st large scale mechanism for targeted advertising for example i want to sell umbrellas well google can tell you exactly you know who is looking for umbrellas because they have your search history they know so they could hook up the umbrella makers with people searching for umbrellas basically send you targeted ads and that is where google gets more than a 90 percent of its revenue. if you look at how they structured the company it was structured so that the founders of the company would always have controlling shares and would always determine the direction in the future of the company anybody else who bought into the company was simply along for the ride in terms of making money so there was this idealism that they said motivated them and their corporate motto was. don't be evil. when the don't be evil slogan came up it was during a meeting i think in 2003 if i recall right people are trying to say what are google's values and

very much well let's now go back to michael isikoff who is the chief investigative correspondent at yahoo news as well as the co-author of the book russian roulette and he joins us again now from washington d.c. michael we've been looking at this incredibly vitriolically potus and congress and you come about impeachment the clinton impeachment extensively and we've been reflecting on how things have changed since then how in your minds do you think this is playing out differently for president trump. well you know it is really there are so many conflicting signals here i was just looking before we started this discussion at a gallup poll that was just released a few minutes ago in which it shows the country is still split right down the middle on this and if anything. the president has actually picked up a little support since this whole ukraine saga began and on the crucial question of does the president's conduct justify impeachment and removal this new gallup poll has it has 46 percent yes 51 percent no so that's pretty striking now a couple of other polls have that it a little differe

there was a time where yahoo! a dominant internet company in this country, but since then, companies like amazon and rocker 1-- and ra kuten have taken some business. shery ahn: you and i have been talking extensively about some of the investments made by son's vision fund. short. they have fallen are we going to see more scrutiny on his future deals? pavel: you can bet on it. we'll continue to look at his portfolio. look, the vision fund portfolio has over 80 companies. some of them will be great investment and great returns. some of them already area. -- already are. but there are many others that remain in question. shery ahn: thank you. our bloomberg technology reporter joining us from tokyo. in japanay in-- stay because we are getting the bank of japan october meeting minutes. most members say the downside risks remain significant abroad. no increase and the possibility of the momentum loss. we've seen of overhauling their performers guidance and adopting a new pledge to keep short-term and long-term interest

it would show that he is vulnerable even in his own party and have been saying that benjamin that yahoom forming a government after trying and failing twice and that's a message that his opponents in the election are going to be highlighting between now and march two. that is possible because benjamin netanyahu is facing three criminal indictments, there are people who support them and agree with his policies into believe that the cases against him are there but end up voting against him just because they want political instability and it would result in more elections which the last thing we wa nt more elections which the last thing we want after having three and under a year. you mentioned the corruption charges and that he has failed twice to form a government and another election coming soon and some looking at this may be wondering what is it about benjamin that yahoo that has allowed him to survive this long was yellow there's three a nswe i’s , long was yellow there's three answers, security, economy, diplomacy. three issues that people vote on in israel and around the world, and

georgetown university and there are michael isikoff here is the chief investigative correspondent of yahoo news in washington d.c. and philip bobbitt who is associate counsel to the office of the president under president carter and is a professor also a columbia law school i'm going to thank you all for now to stay with me but i do also want to bring you all back to capitol hill where the u.s. house is currently debasing the 2 articles of impeachment against president donald trump the house speaker nancy pelosi and her opening remarks said that trump by violating the constitution gave lawmakers no choice but to pursue impeachment trump is facing charges of abusing his power and obstructing congress in their investigation that impeachment vote is expected in the coming hours. it is tragic that the president's reckless actions make impeachment necessary he gave us no choice what we are discussing today is the established fact that the president violated the constitution is a matter of fact that the president is an ongoing threat to our national security and the integrity of our elections th

politician didn't hope to unseat netanyahu claiming he is better positioned to form a government that in yahooremains popular among the party. of yours truly we cannot let the rain and the wind our spirit is stronger than the wind outside. i ask you i ask you we walk together and we brought about great things to the country and in order for us to continue bringing about great things to the country we need to go vote for me for you i mean i feel a great awakening of voters in the field people understand that today there is a need for a change and god willing together we will make this change today. the test of war now from west jerusalem. in april there were fireworks and a jubilant crowd as prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his wife took the stage to celebrate winning the largest number of seats in the israeli election. tonight is a night of an immense victory 5 months later in front of a sparse crowd a somber netanyahu addressed supporters once again after winning the most seats but failing for a 2nd time to form a government. there can't be and won't be a government that leans on the ara

claiming he is better positioned to form a government that in yahoo remains popular among the party. for years through we cannot let the rain and the wind. our spirit is stronger than the wind outside. i ask you i ask you we walked together and we brought about great things to the country and in order for us to continue bringing about great things to the country we need to go vote for me for you i mean i feel a great awakening of voters in the field people understand that today there is a need for a change and god willing together we will make this change today. strikes other pension reforms continue to disrupt travel across freds the demonstrations are now entering their 4th week up to 80 percent of trying services have been canceled embarrass the national rail operation says it's already lost more than 4 $120000000.00 the u.n. is condemning an artillery attack on a market in northern yemen across the border in saudi arabia the saudis are commenting on the cross border shelling which killed at least 17 people including 12 ethiopian migrants. the 3rd attack within a month on the same

triggered and along with the the grimness there is a fair bit of blame being thrown around us and yahoo benjamin netanyahu the israeli prime minister has been on social media in the last hour or so blaming benny gantz and his blue and white party for dragging the country into 3rd elections saying that they missed the opportunity to form a unity government and see parts of the occupied west bank an extend sovereignty extended to illegal israeli settlements there blue and white responded by telling him to save some lives for the election campaign their position remains that netanyahu is the one who's been the blocking agent in forming any kind of unity government because of his insistence on staying on as prime minister at least for the 1st few months of such a government benny gantz has said that he won't serve under an indicted prime minister he's been indicted in 3 separate corruption cases and in a sense for all the events that have happened since the last election september 17th with both netanyahu and dance being given the opportunity to try to form a government then this unpreceden

york but fast let's cross over to michael isikoff who is the chief investigative correspondent at yahoo news and he joins us now from washington d.c. michael let's start with this incredibly pot isn't house that we're looking at as you covered the clinton impeachment extensively how things changed since then. well it's only got worse i mean things were polarize then the clinton impeachment was viewed through a partisan lens and yet you know you had 5 democrats they did vote to impeach bill clinton and i think 5 republicans who voted not to in this case we're going to have no it doesn't look like there's going to be any republicans that vote to impeach donald trump and it looks like the democratic defections is going to be to maybe one or 2 more but not much more than that so by the numbers this is a more partisan impeachment than the clinton one was that said it's clearly one that in which the issues are of greater constitutional gravity then the issues at the heart of the clinton. impeachment which was about lying under oath about his sexual relationship with monica lewinsky well when

the 2020 election let's speak to my all to cough now who is the chief investigative correspondent at yahoo news he is live from washington d.c. thank you so much for being with us and we heard the opening statements of jerry nadler in the opening statement of the republican doug collins as well. gerry not a says the facts are in disputed that president trump welcomed interference in the 25th in that he demanded in the 2020 next and in your opinion have the democrats so far managed to present to layout what they say donald trump did wrong well we certainly had those 2 weeks of hearings public hearings before the house intelligence committee and of course the 300 page report that was released yesterday by the committee majority but i thought it was interesting in chairman adler's opening statement putting this in the context of the russia investigation pointing out that this that the request to presidents alinsky to investigate the bidens in 2016 election interference wasn't the 1st time the president trump had sought foreign assistance for his personal political benefit pointing out that. s

by the former interior minister gideon czar the vote comes ahead of a general election in march and yahoo has failed to form a government after 2 inconclusive national elections this year. or for some analysis now let's cross over to pick kiba he's a political columnist for al monitor israel and joins us from tel aviv kiba benjamin netanyahu is a controversial figure who failed to form a new government and is facing a corruption indictment yet he's just won a leadership battle in his party is he capable of making a comeback. everything is possible in israel these days. you know nothing else who has been under investigation on bribery for a very long time and he was very close it was touch and go from forming a government in april and september if you would have told me 20 years ago that this can happen in israel only so to speak the only democracy in the middle east i would advise you to go to a shrink but these days we have actually we have playing in 2 different arenas there is the legal arena and the political arena and the 10 yo. has used this platform of the primaries of the likud pr

that yahoo may we not wait for our neighbors to be good before we do good to venom let us not wait for the church to be perfect before we love her let us begin with us so is and receive the gift of grace. celebrating the belief of the fight for was also one of the themes of the midnight mass in bethlehem there pilgrims of worship is gathered at the church of the nativity. it's a site where jesus is believed to have been born but it still listen this was led by the archbishop of jerusalem in the presence of palestinian president mahmoud abbas any family the archbishop appealed for believe is to overcome hatred. to get through each other to build something to cater to overcome dead misunderstandings of those who do not share their desire for encounter in peace. it was an appeal for unity and for it had to be the archbishop said he hoped would result will be on the christian faithful in a region where faiths makes. and we believe to often causes conflict. germany's president. will urge germans to overcome their differences and respect each other as equals and he's christmas day interests

the prime minister, ben yahoo!, hopes to keep his seat and take his party to the next general election. facing him is his rival, gideon saar. he has talked about netanyahu's failure to form a government, the third national vote in a year. netanyahu is largely expected to win, despite being indicted on multiple corruption charges. the conservative prime minister remains popular with likud voters. pg o'brien has the latest. the firstit is serious challenge to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu from within his own party. he is facing off against gideon saar in a leadership election. has don't think gideon saar high chances of defeating benjamin netanyahu. that, primaries are very unpredictable, unpredictable contests. we may wake up on friday morning to a big surprise. considered ag rising star within the likud party, saar was brought into politics by netanyahu in the 1990's. he served as the education minister in 2009 and 2014. more recently, he has framed himself as the only person capable of striking a deal

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joining me now this morning, yahoo! finance reporter.. >> good morning. >> so what are the factors here causing people to think that things have not improved for them in the past four years. >> so here's the thing, president trump staked his re-election bid on the strength of the stock market and it is true. the stock market has rallied under his presidency. recently all three major indices, the dow, the s&p 500, the nasdaq, all reached record highs. but does that actually impact voters? how do they feel about this? so why this poll is so important is because it shows that 2-thirds of americans say that the stock market rally this year has had little or no impact on their personal finances. and that's really key. president trump keeps touting the strength of the stock market. he tweets congratulations usa, enjoy. what we're seeing is that most americans aren't enjoying the rally in the stock market because it's not trickling down to their wallets and their pockets. now there's only 14% of u.s. households that hold stocks outright. now wh

yahoo! news political correspondent brittany shepard and former republican congressman from florida and msnbc political analyst david jolly. thank you all for joining us to talk about this. a lot to unpack here. joyce starting with you. these emails about ukraine were just released through the freedom of averages act, kelly talked about. do you see new evidence of a trial here? >> you know, there's a lot of evidence of crimes here, gigi. both involving this email about the delay, the order to the pentagon to stop releasing ukrainian funds, but also about the content of the president's activity and obstruction of congress. we only see this email because a small journalist enterprise file add freedom of information request. these are documents that should have been delivered by the trump white house to congress purchase pursuant to its subpoenas and, of course, they failed to produce anything. here they got this aggressively redacted tranche of emails at the very last moment the judge permitte

it was in the news this morning as having decided to not ask yahoo japan to sell its stake after yahood defective founder of the company. -- de facto founder of the company. shery: why are we seeing this change in japan? is it all to do with the governments move? travis: i think it is perhaps more to do with the maturity of the japanese market. you seernance pressures from society and shareholders. japanese companies are under pressure to raise r.o.e. and orre are two ways, raise r reduce e. buybacks or special dividends, or going out and getting about your business. that includes in situations like joya, where they are looking to purchase new flare, that includes increasing the scale of their business and their existing customer base. shery: one of the flash has been of takeover attempts companies by affiliates and subsidiaries, so-called parent-child listings. this is not only in japan, we have similar issues in south korea. could we say that at least in japan, these structures could start to fade given we are seeing more activism there? travis: certainly. the government and other po

did the fbi ever ask steele whether he was a source for the september 2016 yahoo news article that cited western intelligence sources, quote, unquote? if not, why not? >> they did not ask that question despite having the opportunity to do so. and we got a variety of explanations including that, as to some of these issues, that they didn't want to offend him or jeopardize their relationship with him. >> question two, on october 11th, draft of the vice is a application stating fbi believes steele was the source of the yahoo news article but it was taken out in the october 14th draft. why did the fbi originally say steele was the source and what factual basis did the fbi have to change that and tell the court that steele was not a source? >> this is what was so disturbing about that event, which is the initial application said, as you noted, that the fbi assessed that steele was the direct source or was a direct source, and on october 14th the drafts changed to the exact opposite. what we found is the fbi had no basis for the first statement, no evidence in their file -- it turned out the f

did the fbi ever ask steel whether he was a source for the september 2016 yahoo news article that cited intelligence sources, quote, unquote? if not, why not? >> they did not ask that question despite having the opportunity to do so. we got a variety of explanations including as to some of these issues that they didn't want to offend him or jeopardize their relationship with him. >> question two. on october 11th draft of the fisa application stating the fbi believed steel was the source for the yahoo news article but it was taken out in the october 14th draft. why did the fbi originally say steel was the source, and what factual basis did the fbi have to change that and tell the court that steel was not a source? >> this is what was so disturbing about that event, which is that the initial application said that the fbi assessed steel was a direct source. and on october 14th the drafts changed to the exact opposite. what we found is the fbi had no basis for the first statement, no evidence in their file. it turned out the first statement was, in fact, the accurate statement. the point, t

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. >>> joining me now is a reporter from from yahoo news.hink about this no malarkey bus tour? >> reporter: here's the thing as we already heard already that biden is suffering in iowa, really that's because of the surge that pete buttigieg has been seeing can vapsing around there, while he has been there, he is paying attention at this part of the contest. she doing well in south carolina in super tuesday states. overall, we can't forgive he hasn't been dropping below 26% when it comes to support across the nation for his candidacy so while he is suffering in iowa, this bus tour really shows he has the potential to gain more there than he has in the past. >> but his campaign is saying it's not worried about falling behind in the iowa polls. how much do you think the bus tour will tell a different story? >> the whole tour is going to really put his name out there in front of those people who are paying attention at this point and as we appear around the holiday season, we're being inundated by the impeachment inquiry he has to keep his name

it stated that users can choose from a menu of search providing including being yahoo and in light of your work at the european commission do you agree that there is intense competition in online search whether in europe or the united states? >> as a general statement so i would be more precise when it comes to save general search in this condition is not there and in european they are done by a one search engine and they do something else to change [inaudible] they are clear in the data and i do see people speaking all the time and never changing. >> doctor fuhrman, i have a couple questions. you can respond to that quickly. >> one quick point to add. google would not pay so much money to be the default search engine on things like ios if it was really easy for consumers to switch. >> what role do you think information asymmetry of play and how we should understand digital markets and corporations routinely have more information than regulators and the public but digital platforms seem to enjoy an astronomical advantage so how should this have enforcement policy connects back the enf

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steele had acknowledged that he was a direct contact for yahoo! news in that story. that was the first time the court was told about it. sen. grassley: would you look at footnote 461 for me? mr. horowitz: yes. footnotesley: that states that a former fbi confidential human source contacted an fbi agent in an fbi field office in late july to report information from a colleague who runs an investigative firm, hired by two entities, the democratic national committee as well as another individual who was not named, to explore donald's -- donald trump's long-standing ties to these entities. was that investigative firm fusion gps, or did the dnc hire another firm to peddle anti-trump information to obama's fbi? mr. horowitz: i do not know definitively which it is, but i can follow up and get back to you on that. i will have to double check on that. sen. grassley: if you couldn't, would that be a case of privacy or something? mr. horowitz: we ultimately figured out the answer to that question because it was any -- in a different field office with different people to have to

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prospect of any peace under the current current situation that on yahoo said said yesterday or today that this is a black day for truth justice well i would say it is exactly the opposite that this is this is a very very important day for truth and justice we'll leave it there gentlemen thank you very much for a very interesting and passionate discussion toby cabin robbie sable thank you for joining us on inside story and thank you as well for watching you can always washes program again any time by visiting our website at al-jazeera dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page at facebook dot com for sasha a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter a handle is that inside story from the funny back to one whole team thank you for watching i thank. you. in 2008 al-jazeera documented a groundbreaking skiing. preparing some of india's poorest children for entry into its toughest universities. 'd to see other students and the scheme helping change the face of india. at that. the and. the and. the at. the end. police in india are accused of using excessive f

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