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in serious jeopardy without an immediate release? that is hard for me to tell. i don t think there was a clear distinction in the briefing we have had. there is no question he was debilitated. there is no question he was under stress. rapidly,inking probably held in dark surroundings for long periods of time. i don t know. he will receive very good care and recover. i think that is what is important. this leave aside the question of legal requirements, the president didn t even call you hours or a day beforehand or any intelligence committee members. was that because there was a credible threat from the taliban, that they would kill him? or did they just not want to hear your response? i don t think there was a credible threat, but i don t know. i don t have any information that there was. this was a little different than most things, because there was a history to it. we were brought in in november 2011 when this was part of a bigger effort. that bigger effort wa ....
from our studios in new york, this is charlie rose. jay carney is here. he is the white house press secretary. two thousand since 11. he was rector of communications for vice president biden. he spent his career at time magazine. his position at the magazine was washington bureau chief. president obama announced that he had accepted carney s resignation. one of his favorite lines is i have no personnel announcements at this time. but, i do. it is bittersweet. it involves one of my closest friends here in washington. came to me and said he was thinking about moving on. i was not thrilled, to say the least. but, he is a tube wrestled with this for quite some time. he has been on my team since day one. for two years but the vice us as the press secretary. have jayleased to carney back at this table. welcome. thank you. what was that moment like for you? i thought about it for a while. we wanted it to be a surprise. once i got to the president in sad butd had a ....
that is hard for me to tell. i don t think there was a clear distinction in the briefing we have had. there is no question he was debilitated. there is no question he was under stress. he was blinking rapidly, probably held in dark surroundings for long periods of time. i don t know. he will receive very good care and recover. i think that is what is important. this leave aside the question of legal requirements, the president didn t even call you hours or a day beforehand or any intelligence committee members. was that because there was a credible threat from the taliban, that they would kill him? or did they just not want to hear your response? i don t think there was a credible threat, but i don t know. i don t have any information that there was. this was a little different than most things, because there was a history to it. we were brought in in november 2011 when this was part of a bigger effort. that bigger effort was a reconciliation with the taliban. thi ....
this comes after they raised another $1.2 billion in a round led the fidelity and clement perkins and blackrock and others. kleiner perkins, blackrock and others. uber will use financing to expand its operations. today marks the 30th anniversary of one of the most popular games ever. tetris was designed by a russian scientist who worked in a soviet computer lab when he came up with a puzzle game. the game has millions of paid mobile downloads and is on 50 different platforms. to the lead story of the day, the fcc created creating internet fast lanes, netflix has no plans to back down and is fighting with verizon over internet speeds. some say netflix will continue to display on screen messages and blaming internet providers for slow-moving videos. this comes after verizon sent netflix a cease and desist letter, demanding they stop displaying the message blaming arises credit network for the videos loading slowly. in verizon lawyer wrote there is no basis to assert ....
do you think that his life was in serious jeopardy without an immediate release? that is hard for me to tell. i don t think there was a clear distinction in the briefing we have had. there is no question he was debilitated. there is no question he was under stress. he was blinking rapidly, probably held in dark surroundings for long periods of time. i don t know. he will receive very good care and recover. i think that is what is important. this leave aside the question of legal requirements, the president didn t even call you hours or a day beforehand or any intelligence committee members. was that because there was a credible threat from the taliban, that they would kill him? or did they just not want to hear your response? i don t think there was a credible threat, but i don t know. i don t have any information that there was. this was a little different than most things, because there was a history to it. we were brought in in november 2011 when this was part ....