I am here at Microsoft Headquarters in Redmond, Washington.

Thank you, Satya Nadella, for having me, CEO of Microsoft.

You just got done with a presentation that struck me as very different because of the velocity with

which you're getting technology to market here.

But before we get into that, I'm seeing these headlines

about the toll of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria,

the death toll topping 7,000.

Microsoft is a global company.

What's your outlook on that and the response? Yeah, first of all, our heart goes out to everyone impacted and in fact our first priority was to ensure even the safety of our own employees in Turkey and Syria.

And we've activated our disaster response so that we can be there for any institution, any

organization where we can help and we've also activated our philanthropies and giving so that we can

you know all support the people of Turkey and Syria as they go through this in the

Pacific Northwest you know this is something that we think a lot about and so really

our heart and un-Bilch spare no effort in helping.

Absolutely.

I do want to turn to your news of the day, which is pretty monumental in technology.

Today's announcement affecting search, affecting browsing.

You said it's a new day for search.

The race starts today, Google Rules, search, and browsing. Best case,

how long is it going to take you to dethron them?

First of all, it's, these paradigm shifts or platform shifts are a great opportunity for

us to innovate.

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