at number four meg whitman until recently president and chief executive officer of hewlett packard enterprise a millionaire activist and philanthropist she proved the appear to me of cool when she took part in the ice bucket challenge. coming in third pridgin you're already the first woman to serve as c.e.o. and president of i.b.m. she has degrees in computer science and electrical engineering and started working her way to the top of i.b.m. as a systems engineer in one thousand nine hundred eighty one. our runner up susan. pirate is google's sixteenth employee in one thousand nine hundred nine she advocated its acquisition of you tube and has served as you tube c.e.o. since two thousand and six today she has her own channel to share her perspective. number one sheryl sandberg c.e.o. of facebook and one of founder mark zuckerberg close associates and author and activist she's committed to advancing women's empowerment also in talks with the french president. that was ranking and now programmed prejudice whether shopping. if you google the secretary. secretary. at least according to the. profe

meg whitman has a new business venture. it's pretty interesting. >> former ceo of ebay and hewlett-packard equipment is invested in the current business of professional video game playing. she's reportedly put $100 million into the global company and mortals and will join the company's board of whitman says the global audience is quickly growing as is the industry's annual revenue. >> that is absolutely growing. speaking of business ventures. >> taken on blue apron, hello fresh. a new service next month or 100 the atlanta area restaurants as they decide whether or not to serve at nationwide to the cook at home kids will provide fresh premeasured ingredients for males that customers can pick up at the drive through. they will run from august 27 through november 17. all of the recipes they have include chicken. cheryl: of course they do. >> that first picture looked healthy. but amazing. cheryl: coming up, things are so bad in venezuela that the imf is forecasting inflation could forecast 1000000% this year. that's incredible

meg whitman, and there's oprah winfrey, doris fisher who cofounded gap. the company behind mandarin halos and fiji water. sheryl sandberg is coo at facebook and ulal is the ceo of arista networks head quartered in santa clara. >>> the race is on. >> today teams are setting sail on a 2,000-mile journey. >> the second round of competitors sailed out of san francisco and are headed to oahu. kpix5's don ford was there before they left. >> battle flags announce the arrival of more than 65 racing sailboats from all across north america. sailboats preparing for one of the best known pacific ocean races. the pacific cup. starting here in san francisco ending more than 2,000 miles away in hawaii. finalizing last minute preps these four guys are from canada. >> you're about to take off on another very big race. >> we are. yes. this is our biggest race for all of us so far in our sailing careers. yeah. >> you've never done the pac cup before. >> it's our first time. >> your first time. >> reporter: three of them are in their 20s, barely. >> i turn 21 in february. >>

meg whitman came after i left. it was a great place. david: you go to stanford and are going to get your nba. you decide to drop out and work at a startup in seattle call microsoft -- called microsoft. what did your father say about that? steve: he was apoplectic in a way. he did not try to stop me. i called home, and he said, what the heck is software? he had been involved installing ang systems. my mom said, why would a person never need to computer? it wasn't crazy in 1980. they said, we hear you. if it doesn't work out, you go back to business school, right? never came back. david: you stay there and ultimate become next to bill gates and paul allen the biggest shareholder. what were the perks as you work your way up? steve: i was bill's assistant. chief cook and bottle washer. . set up the accounting there was some, but we need it professionalized. i hired everybody. when ibm came the first time about the personal computer, i became the salesman on ibm. why? i knew how to wear a tie. bill said, you have a tie and suit. why don't yo

meg whitman is up by a mistake in the la-based immortals. the only la franchise called the la valley and set place in the blizzard e sports league and when meg whitman is a smart woman, as you know, maybe there's something there. she's working with jeffrey katzenberg in los angeles and moved to los angeles and doing something in new tvs as well which is local viewing. stuart: e sports. that's one of our big stories. it's exploding. a billion-dollar business. extraordinary stuff. meg whitman, spots an opportunity and gets right in there but not surprised. congressman kevin brady's will unveil the second round of tax forms today. brady wants to make individual tax cuts permanent and make it easier to save for retirement. two key ingredients of the facts. joining us now republican congress men from new jersey which is a very blue state. sir, no matter what mr. brady does with tax cuts or tax reform 2.0 the original text the plan really hurt new jersey very, very badly, didn't it? >> i favored the complete deductibility of state and local taxes

meg whitman came right after i left. it really was a great place. david: you go to stanford and are going to get your mba. then you decide to drop out and go to a tiny startup in seattle called microsoft. what did your father say about that? steve: he was apoplectic in a way. he did not try to stop me. but i remember when i called home and my dad said, what the heck is software? he had been involved installing wang systems, old wordprocessors. my mom said, why would a person never need to computer? you would say that is crazy, but it was not crazy in 1980. they said, we hear you. if it doesn't work out, you go back to business school, right? i said, right. then i never came back. steve: -- david: the summer ends and you stay there and ultimately become next to bill gates and paul allen the biggest shareholder. what were the perks as you work your way up? steve: i started off as the assistant to the president. i was bill's assistant. chief cook and bottle washer. i set up the accounting. there was some, but we needed it professionalized. i hired ever

meg whitman came right after i left. it really was a great place. david: you go to stanford and are going to get your mba. then you decide to drop out and go to this tiny startup in seattle called microsoft. what did your father say about that? steve: oh, he was apoplectic in a way. i mean, he did not try to stop me. but i remember when i called home and my dad said, what the heck is software? he had actually been involved installing wang systems, old word processors. what is software? my mom said, why would a person ever need to computer? today, you would say that is crazy, but it was not crazy in 1980. but they said ok, ok, we hear you. if it doesn't work out, you go back to business school, right? i said, right. then i never came back. david: the summer ends and you stay there and you are the 30th employee of microsoft and ultimately you become, next to bill gates and paul allen, the biggest shareholder. -- what jobs you had were the jobs you had as you worked your way up? steve: i started off as the assistant to the president. i was billed assis

he has risen to the top spot, seceding meg whitman six months ago. company, reportedly a beloved figure, a reporter went there and heard about parts of the world tour to various hpe offices around the world, and people were waiting in line in 100 degree heat to take photos of him, which is kind of unheard-of. even in the world of trying to impress your boss. the bigger problem for hpe, the outside of the company, where the world is getting more cloud computing centric than ever. they are trying to catch up. carol: hewlett-packard was split off from hpq, the printers, and phones, and this is hpe hewlett-packard enterprises. ,which he runs. >> in 2015, the best parts of the company were the consulting businesses, the enterprise, hardware, networking equipment, and left the pcs in the wilderness. ironically, that division is doing well, comparably well with hpe earnings wise at this point and hpe hasn't struggled a bit to prove it is keeping up with times. carol: meantime, you have microsoft, google, and amazon competing in the cloud, where they're tryi