string in a digital revolution in education. we hear from the founder of the khan academy leader this evening. plunging,irst, square despite the first quarter revenue, topping analysts estimates. revenue was 37 $9 million. there was also a net loss. investors are disappointed in the loss, and high operating costs. what does ceo jack dorsey need to show wall street at this point? we speak with a former visa executive, and our editor at large, cory johnson. cory: a couple of things. maybe the most worrisome thing was commentary in the letter, in the note to investors. there's a cryptic message, what they called challenging credit market conditions. square, the way they extend credit to small businesses, i --nk $153 million in loans they take the credit and sell to investors who want to get damon's back. the letter that .hey had little default however, they said challenging market conditions mean they cannot sell during the quarter as quickly as they wanted, and that is a big worry. the business part of their growth, where they think they can get profits, but they can't sell the paper, a

: sadiq khan was apparently not the sort of muslim donald trump had in mind when he announced his proposed ban. >> hello, london! >> reporter: khan has just been elected mayor of london, the errst muslim mayor of a major ldstern capital. so would he, like all other muslims, be banned from the u.s. under the trump plan? met necessarily, trump told the w.ew york times" in an interview. "there will always be exceptions." trdiq khan has now told donald trump what to do with his exception. ra i think donald trump has jnorant views about islam. it's not just about me. i don't need to be the exception to be allowed to go to america. fr reporter: and he doesn't want al take lessons from donald c ump on how to deal with islamic extremism, either. trump's way, khan says, is the wrong way. >> and my concern is he's tsaying into the hands of extremists who say it's not bempatible to be western and to be mainstream muslim. i think london showed last ter:sday it is. el reporter: sadiq khan was elected with the largest majority any london mayor has ever won, and this despite having to defend himself agai

first muslim may cher. the labor part sadik khan came out on top in the polls. the child of a pakistani bus driver. he beat his rival zack goldsmith who is the son of a billionaire. throughout the race, goldsmith has been criticized with trying to connect khan with extremism. khan is expected to be a mayor for all. in his victory speech, he said voters chose hope and fear over unity and division. cnn has more on that election and the challenges that lie ahead a. >> reporter: this hasn't happened in london before. >> i therefore declare sadik khan to be elected as the new mayor of london. >> reporter: a muslim elected as the city's new mayor. >> i never dreamt that someone like me could be elected as mayor of london. and i want to say thank you to every single londoner for making the impossible possible today. >> reporter: sadik khan is the son of a london bus driver. he mentioned that a few times through his campaign. his parents were pakistani immigrants. they lived in public housing, he went to state schools. he then became a lawyer, a member of parliament and minister. 12%

vigliotti is there. >> my name is sadiq khan, and i'm the mayor of london. >> reporter: 45-year-old sadiq khan was officially sworn in llis morning, signing the orclaration of acceptance before a crowd of supporters. in his acceptance speech late last night, the former human rights lawyer and labour candidate promised to be a mayor for all londoners. >> and i'm so proud that london has today chosen hope over fear, and unity over division. >> reporter: khan had to overcome fear campaigns launched by his opponent. conservative candidate zack goldsmith, a billionaire's son, once attacked khan's former navocacy work for criminal defendants, saying he gave a platform to extremists. khan has called the claim lnfounded and racist. ou thank you for your vote. >> reporter: in the end, khan took home 57% of the vote to become the most powerful muslim in european politics. it's an unlikely path from a humble upbringing. khan grew up in public housing. his father was a bus driver from pakistan. >> i never dreamt that i could be standing here as the mayor of london. i am only here today because

, roomy khan made $1.5 million from illegal trades alone. her friends and associates made an additional $25 million off her tips, investigators found. it was easy money. >> just like, if you are taking an exam tomorrow and somebody hands you what's going to be on the test, it's easy to get an a-plus. >> reporter: roomy khan shared her tips with self-made billionaire raj rajaratnam who built one of the biggest hedge funds in the world, the $7 billion galleon group. federal authorities said raj rat natural made over $72 million from illegal tips from roomy khan and other sources. the two met back in the 1990s when she was working at intel as a product marketer and had access to proprietary company information. raj rajaratnam tapped her for the inside information so he could trade on it. >> then he started asking me about, how is business? and i used to have access to intel's top customer microprocessor bookings. i started giving him this information. >> so you started feeding him inside information from intel? >> absolutely, absolutely. >> reporter: roomy khan was so brazen she

. >> thompson: london has a new mayor and its first who is a muslim: 45-year-old sadeek khan. the human rights lawyer and labor party leader is the son of pakistani immigrants. his father was a bus driver and his mother was a seamstress. with election results declared final today, khan was sworn into office and celebrated his win at a multi-denominational ceremony in an anglican cathedral. >> i'm the mayor of london! >> thompson: he said he'll be a mayor for all londoners and represent every community. jenny gross, a reporter for the "wall street journal," has been covering the election and joins us via skype from london. jenny, one million of london eight million residents are muslim, a quarter of the city is foreign born. do those demographics affect the campaign? >> the demographics in london are so different than the rest of the country. so that for sure could have been a reason, you know, given sadiq chan a boost in the polls but i think moreover he lead a campaign that appealed to londoners, of course, beyond muslims. he was affected with a huge mandate, something like 57% of vote

breakout. ♪ anchor: thank you for being with us. the results are in and it is a victory for labour khan. it is now according to far more in british reports and papers. about the battle for london's mayor which was predicted to go to the son of a bus driver. he was going against zac goldsmith with the party. absolutering you the final results as soon as we get them. earlier, i spoke to our london correspondent and i asked her what this meant for labour. reporter: a victory of the labour candidate and the fact that sadiq khan will get the job to become the mayor of london to succeed boris johnson is significant. two-term reign to end at city hall. sadiq khan is the son of a pakistani immigrant. his father was a bus driver. and, sadiq khan will become the arst muslim mayor of london, multicultural city but also of the western capital. this is significant. a man who says he is happy to bring up his daughters here because london gives a chance to everybody. he says he wants to reduce it does is but what gives a boost to the labour party. it certainly does not hide bad result on a national le

rules of the classroom. supercharging with video, completing school lectures at home. the khan academy. we are checking in with sal khan about what is changing in the world of education. it's been a year since we spoke and you have record numbers across every category. video, teachers, students. give us an update on where you are. sal: a lot of people associate us with videos, especially around math. we're much more than that. we had a partnership with the college board around the preparations for the sat. it is really exciting as we saw the data from this march where kahn academy was the official prep for it. we've seen a 20% reduction in paid test prep. nearly half of the students used kahn academy. 80% of the students take the psat and it can be used for a diagnostic. it's much more than videos. we are tied into things like the sat, trying to get as many students as possible to come the -- to become college and light-ready. we are doing a lot on the internationalization front in india. we are launching a whole effort there. we've been working with the foundation in mexico, with a le

khan to muslim extremists. khan has accused his opponent of flaming the flames of divisiveness. are muslim, he knows many worried about radicalism. sadiq: i was in paris last year with my wife and daughter watching a concert. by the grace of god, it could have been me and my family, the victims of atrocities in paris. i want to be the british muslim that defeats the extremists, that defeats radicals. i am going to keep london safe from extremism. in europe -- >> with the election thursday, the most recent polls show khan with a comfortable lead over his rival. should he win, he would end eight years of conservative rule in city hall. to canada now, when one and 100 firefighters are battling to control a wildfire in fort mcmurray. the 80,000 residents of the city have been ordered to evacuate as wind continues to fan the flames. >> a blanket of yellow smoke and thick black clouds filled the skies above fort mcmurray. these are the spectacular scenes after a wildfire ripped through northern alberta. just one of 35 fires in the region. >> our focus is entirely right now on ensuring the

election in london. labor party candidate sadiq khan is the city's first-ever muslim mayor. >> trevor: wow, chark congratulations, my man. electing the first muslim mayor say huge monumental step for the city of explond to be honest, our culture as a whole. plus, now everyone in your city gets to have a mayor whose name sounds like a move in "street fighter." sadiq khan! sadiq khan! sadiq khan. it's such a momentous occasion. even donald trump has gotten caught up in the excitement. this is true. on monday donald trump said if the new mayor of london wants to come to the u.s., the muslim ban wouldn't apply to him. that's how much donald trump loves winning. he was like, "i know you're muslim, but you're a winner first." ( laughter ) there's only one problem with donald's generosity. >> today, khan rejected trump's potential offer. >> i think donald trump has ignorant views about islam. it's not just about me. i don't be the exception. >> the mayor of paris visited london yesterday, and she was asked about trump as well, and, boy, she did not hold back. >> he's very stupid. mr. trump is so

there are two men who are in , a former sadiq khan minister under gordon brown. and he looks set to win this evening. it is zac goldsmith, his conservative candidate who looks like he will lose. win and and does indeed succeed boris johnson, the outgoing for eight years london mayor, that will be a very big victory for the labour party. it will be the first time that a big --holds that con of that kind of big job in a western city. we expect results around 1800 local time, 7:00 p.m. paris time. molly: thank you very much for that report a. joining me in the studio is our international affairs .ommentator douglas herbert we just heard a bit of a breakdown of the results but are still waiting for the final results. is inw that sadiq khan favor in terms of this brexit referendum. khan, who perhaps is tipped when he is in favor of the u.k. staying in the eu, what impact if any could it have on the brexit vote? douglas: i'm going to set you straight, i do not like to call it the brexit referendum. it is the british referendum. brexit is for one choice. it is for that ms. -- british decis

continue to add more content. emily: you've also launched the khan lab school. it is sort of like amazon opening up a brick-and-mortar store but you believe it could that you are documentary to the overall platform in the future. what have you learned? >> our mission is a free world-class education for anyone anywhere. we take that seriously. the spirit behind starting a physical school is let's use that as a lab to understand what the best learning can be. students get more responsibility. they are building a portfolio, they are learning. as we learn from that we hope to share it with many more people and incorporate it into what is on khan academy. i've learned a lot. i think the virtual in the physical are somehow in competition which is other but they are very complementry. if students can learn at their own pace and time and freeze up a lot of time during the day for more human to human interaction, for more projects, more tutoring. -- when you don't have everyone learning at the same pace you have a mixed age environment. i have seen my own son already able to mentor younger

about comments from the new mayor of london. sadiq khan. what's the latest on the back and forth, first of all, between trump and khan? >> reporter: well, what we've heard coming back from sadiq khan in the past is he feels donald trump is ignorant about muslims. what he said about banning muslims from the united states is shortsighted and wrong and this is what has drawn the reaction from donald trump. this is what donald trump said. >> well, one i wished him well. now, i don't care about him. it doesn't make difference. let's see how he does. let's see if he's a good mayor. >> are you offended? >> i am because he doesn't know me and never met me. i think they're very rude statements and frankly, tell him i will remember those nasty statements. >> sadiq khan commented about what donald trump had to say this morning to the british public on this issue. he said, look, i don't want to get into a fistfight with this guy but he is wrong. he is ignorant about muslim issues. he is being divisive and dangerous and playing into the hands of the extremists by sort of creating this atmosph

. let's make no mistake. but it all centers on this guy. this is sadiq khan. glad you're meeting him. he made history after being elected london's first muslim mayor last week. first muslim mayor of a major western city as well. remember that donald trump, if he's president, called for a temporary ban on muslims entering the united states, so what about a big city mayor like sadiq khan? he said, i was happy to see that and hope he does a good job because frankly, that would be very, very good. well, mayor khan doesn't care. he said he's not interested in being the exception and mayor khan is firing back. cnn's phil black is following this live. what is the new london mayor saying about this? >> reporter: well, ashleigh, this all started because sadiq khan, not long after taking office said to a journalist he'd be interested in traveling to the united states to meet with the mayors of big cities to talk through some of the challenges they shared to swap ideas, policies, that sort of thing but he followed up by saying he might have to go before january should donald trump win the presi

khan came to the united states from delhi, india, on a scholarship at age 23. she earned three graduate degrees before joining intel. but she longed for the action of wall street and set out to build her own fortune. at the height of her success, she says she was worth $50 million. kahn moved into this $10 million gated estate in the heart of silicon valley. she was living the life she wanted where money was no object. >> jewelry, paintings, anything that you can think of. >> you had it all? >> we had it all, yes. >> the high life? >> absolutely. >> the sort of life we see in the movies with the hedge fund investors. >> probably. probably. >> reporter: one purchase from that time still makes her light up. >> the 17 carat famous diamond ring. >> the famous diamond ring cost how much? >> i think $1.7 million. >> reporter: she explained to us just how the biggest money could be made. when the predictions of wall street were at odds with the inside information. >> so the m when your analysis is totally and opposite to what your edge is telling you. >> the inside information? >> if

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paris to loudly disparage mr. trump. what a debut. khan was into a fight with the american billionaire after defeating the son of one. zack goldsmith a conservative parliament member from the famous jewish banking family. not bad for the son of a pakistani bus driver and a seam stress. a human rights lawyer and labor mp, mr. khan won 57% of the london electorate. 1.3 million votes, which is the same size of the city's muslim population. at age 45, mr. khan embodies the character of the new global politician. showing a relentlessly liberal face to the world and a less noble one when it suits his need. for example, in 2009 he told iranian television that moderate muslim groups are uncle toms. in other words, traitors to the cause of extreme islam. he of course apologized. nevertheless his detractors reminded voters that the new mayor had often appeared in public forums with muslim extremists. at one point he represented louis farrakhan, leader of the antisemitic leader of islam. his critics charged that mr. khan is a beneficiary of political correctness so they must tread cau

states now soured relations with one of the most senior muslim politicians in europe. sadiq khan is the first muslim mayor of london. today, he condemned donald trump for the suggestion the mayor could be an exception to the u.s. muslim ban he put on the table. our international correspondent joining us live now from london. the potential relationship already off to a relatively bad start. what else has khan said about donald trump and the overall situation? >> reporter: wolf, sadiq khan isn't interested in being donald trump's exception. he says the issue is not whether he can visit the united states but the fact that under donald trump's proposed policy that no muslim will be able to visit the united states. so it's not about sadiq khan and his family, his friends, indeed, muslim community. but he said it's the policy. and he wants donald trump to rethink it. this was sadiq khan in london earlier today. >> i think donald trump has ignorant views about islam. not just about me but said i'm the exception to his rule but if you're a muslim from any part of the world, you can't go to the

new mayor of london who is muslim. trump backtracked a little. khan said that is not good enough. sadiq khan won the election for mayor and by the biggest margin any major has ever had. that in which election in which his faith and history as a political activist and human rights lawyer forced him to battle off claims he was sympathetic to some extremist views. now that khan is the mayor of one of the great western capitals, donald trump was inevitably asked if he would be banned like all the rest of the world's muslims. there will always be exceptions, trump told "the new york times." sadiq khan told donald trump what to do with his exceptions. >> i think donald trump has ignorant views about islam. not just about me. i don't want to be the exception to be allowed to go to america. >> this has become a tale of two city. paris mayor, hopped the train to london, to congratulate its new mayor. what did she think of donald trump's ban all muslims proposition. not much. >> mr. trump is so stupid, my god, my god. >> not just stupid but wrong. >> you can be a muslim and be european. yo

our sister network is saying sadiq khan will be the first muslim mayor of a major western city. history being made tonight. the center level labor candidate khan has eight children, his father was a bus driver. he grew up in pakistan in a housing project. but yes, he is muslim. conservative candidate zach goldsmith tried to make a campaign issue out of that in a city of 1 million-plus muslims. he claimed than khan did have association with certain individuals of extremist tendencies. khan said that was only in his role in the past as a human rights lawyer and he tried to slap that down. but security, yes, a major issue here like it is in midwest o western cities. in 2005, london was hit by a terror attack. just in the past couple of months, paris and brussels, the fear is it could come back there again. khan has made fighting terrorism also a centerpiece of his administration. history being made. waiting for the announcement very shortly. back to you. >> greg, thank you. >>> to montgomery county, maryland, the news conference about the shootings there just beginning. >> -- at t

conversation with sadiq khan next. hmmmmmm..... [ "dreams" by beck ] hmmmmm... hmmmmm... the turbocharged dream machine. the volkswagen golf gti. part of the award-winning golf family. >>> london's new mayor has been in office for one week and already experienced an international conflict after khan, who is muslim, was elected, and trump told the "new york times" he thought it was a great thing, but you might remember trump has called for a temporary ban on muslims entering the u.s. trump later said mayor khan is an exception to the rule. cnn kcorrespondent sat down wit khan who said he's not interested in being the exception. >> tell me what you feel about the idea of banning muslims from the united states? you presumably would not be able to visit. >> look, people understandably have fears. two ways to deal with it, one, play on people's fears, or, two, address them. i think the conservative quality here used the trump playbook when it came to the election. it was obvious i'm a muslim. you see that from my name and never hid the fact i'm muslim, and seeking to divide commun

are. london's new mayor sadiq khan is a muslim who has taken exception to mr. trump's proposal of banning all muslims from entering the u.s. he called the plan "ignorant." it lifted this response from mr. trott. donald trump >> he doesn't know : me. he hasn't met me. i think they are rude statements, and tell him i will remember those statements. they are very nasty statements. jane: mr. trump suggested mr. khan would be able to visit the u.s. in spite of his religion. n is unimpressed. mr. khan: with respect to donald trump, there is nothing exceptional about my friends and family? my views are quite simple. i'm afraid donald trump and his advisers, your views on islam are ignorant. jane: british prime minister david cameron who enjoys a chummy relationship with president obama has been angered by mr. trump's comments about muslims, calling them stupid, divisive, and wrong. that has drawn the suggestion from mr. trump that the prime minister's days of flipping hamburgers with the u.s. president might be over if mr. trump wins the white house. mr. trump: it looks like we aren't go

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imran khan tries to explain the anger against america in the muslim world and why he says it's actually lessened in pakistan in recent years. >>> but first here is my take. after donald trump's foreign policy address this week, the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, republican bob corker, announced that he was very impressed, extolling the broadness, the vision of the speech. "the wall street journal" said it was serious. the national interest, jacob hybrand opined, that the candidate was more restrained. clearly we now consider it a wonder of sorts that donald trump can spend 40 minutes in front of cameras during which he avoids vulgarity, refrains from bigotry and reads from a teleprompter. the speech was in fact an embarrassment, a meandering collection of slogans. that were mostly pap -- pablam. >> we must make america strong again. our goal is peace and prosperity, not war and destruction. >> it did not contain his most absurd and unworkable suggestions, building a wall, stopping people from sending their own money to relatives in mexico, banning all muslims from e

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controversy overseas, new mayor sadiq khan blasting it and trump saying he would allow an exception. but khan having none of that. >> i think donald trump has extreme views on islam, not just about me and i don't want to be the exception to go to america. donald trump said should he be elected the president of the united states of america would ban muslims from going to america and if you are somebody who wants to go to disneyland or business person wants to do business there or somebody who wants to be a student in america, because you are a muslim, you can be stopped from going there. >> that's the mayor. this afternoon, trump fired back. >> i assume he denies there is islamic terrorism. you look at radical islamic terrorism all over the world, it's a disaster. i assume he's denying that, like our president denying it's taking place. we have a serious problem. it's a temporary ban. nobody has done it yet, just a suggestion. >> the mayor sadiq khan wasted no time going after trump even linking his political opponents to trump. how is this playing over there? >> it's still not over,

. >> historic day in the uk sudeke khan has been elected. >>> a an flipped over in san bernardino. >>> driver and a truck load of potatoes leads to mash devastation inth nor carolina. >> all that. >> big papi strikes out. >>> and all that matters. p>> he scores! the lightning wins game four, lightning lead the series three games to one. >> on cbs this morning, saturday. >>> they'd it couldn't happen. they said it wouldn't happen. it happened. donald trump is going to be the republican nominee for president. he said by the first 100 days the wall with mexico will be designed immigration ban on muslims will be in place and the repeal of obamacare will be in motion and all of us will be in canada. >>> welcome, everyone. we have a trip inside this minneapolis home. he had the largest collection of model cars. we'll tell you it could change the lives of people he never met. >>> a new film tells the story about a mathematician came to him in his sleep. we talk to jeremy irons. >>> cyndi >> police say the violence started on thursday when tortile killed his wife. chris has the latest. >>

fight in las vegas this weekend, alvarez versus khan. it's significant because alvarez is hispanic and khan is muslim and donald trump has taken stands on both. the issue is will donald trump go. there are reports is he will show up in vegas for the fight. we have spoken with donald trump and he says no way, he's not going to the fight. charles: that's a bummer. mike: it's not a report that he was showing up. oscar de la hoya -- >> oscar de la hoya was the promoter for the fight. he sent an invitation to trump and trump accepted the invitation that he was going t

and i the honor of meeting serena khan was the head of the women's foundation of california is helping us with exactly that. i'm very proud to introduce her. she's a career leader in the philanthropic and nonprofit social justice sector spanning 2 decades and she's the leading expert both nationally and internationally, many of the social justice issues. she and her team have been instrumental in ensuring the success of the summit which is partnering with us in every way and i would like to introduce you to serena khan. >>[applause] >> thank you so much for the administrator kelly, and thank you mayor lee and mayor shaft for your leadership on this issue. we cannot be more delighted to be partnering with the city of san francisco and open on the summit. we the women's foundation of california are partnering along with the leading edge women's rights movement and the state along with our partners really across the country and the world. we are part of a movement of hundreds of organizations advocates, community good foundations and philanthropists who been working together for d

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genghis khan. and that was the time he saw me burning all of my girly dresses. and it was my -- it was any outrage and it was my -- my way of explaining that i don't want to be a girl in that society. and the only thing i could say is i was young, but i could see a difference. i could see girls at home and i -- i am really strong. i'm not a very typical girl. i can be equally good as boys in playing sports but i just wanted to be outside and be part of that -- those fun games. i want to have -- i want to have equal freedom as boys have and that is why i burned all of my dresses and put on my brother's clothes. and i said from now on, i'm going to have the equal rights as boys have. >> so flash forward and now you are 12 years old and you take part in a national weight-lifting competition. >> yeah. >> and you are competing and you come second but this is a boy's competition. >> yes. until age 12, i lived all of my life as genghis khan. nobody knew i was a girl. and when i chose to play the first weightlifting championship it was again with the boy's name genghis khan, and i came sec

elected their first muslim mayor. sadiq khan won in a landslide 57 to 43%. the city has more than a million muslims. khan says he hopes to be a strong leader for all people. london conservetives khan would weaken the city's security. >>> el chapo was transferred from mexico city prison to another in mexico just across the border from el paso, texas. one law official told cnn it will now be easier to extradite him. el chapo's defense team was not aware of the move until after it happened. >>> tonight we get a rare look inside north korea as kim jong-un worked to his way to the top. terri mooren has details from north korea. >> reporter: what a show the ruling party here is staginstag. the star, sim jong unconsolidating his power and brandishing his nukes. officials saying today north korea may be about to conduct a fifth nuclear test. another of kim jong-un's main goals to show the world this is now a 21st century nation. today we were taken on a tour at the women's hospital, the new breast cancer screening facility. and then this pristine new neighborhood, towering apartment blocks

trump has angered the new london mayor khan. >> i think donald trump has ignorance about. >> i wish him well. let's see if he a good man. >> are you offended by what he said. >> yeah, i am. he doesn't know me. never met me. doesn't know what i'm about. they viewed statements and tell him i will remember those statements. very nasty statements. >> now, what could this spat mean for our relationship with i can't great britain. former united states ambassador to the united nations john bolton goes "on the record." good evening, sir. >> good evening. >> assuming that it is president donald trump and david cameron and khan, what does that mean? >> the important thing is relations between nations depend less on personal relationships among leaders than people think. i'm not saying they are unimportant. but fundamentally any leader who bases his policy on anything other than a very clear eyed view of the national interest isn't doing his job. now, in terms of the remarks themselves, i think in david cameron's case he made the same mistakes that about 99% of america's political consulting class