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yes the beach so we'll see how these moods affect share prices of japanese companies to the ati sounds good to me makes a lot and so far. stock markets are here in tokyo. members of the japanese government panel are divided over an idea raised by prime minister she and so on and they're debating whether his suggestion to lower corporate tax rates will help drive economic growth. private sector members of the council on economic and fiscal policy are pushing to cut the tax rates. they say it will help rebuild the economy. they say germany has lowered its rates but increased its revenue by expanding the taxation base they also say make cuts in britain and south korea spurred economic growth and boosted tax revenues. but finance minister kang alonso is cautious about the idea he's calling for a thorough study into the impact of rate cuts on japan's fiscal health so says the us and france have increased their tax revenue without cutting corporate tax rates. council members will make proposals on corporate tax rates when they drop the long term policies in june. negotiators at the trans pac

change is athletes battle it out for seven sets of medals just for this monday let's go live now to ati's and he's in our. studio a nice or the chase for the medals carries on. it does indeed rory the latest saxon was at the ice cube curling center where russia's ladies have just lost to britain nine six which means they are out of the running for a medal russia is currently fifth in the overall medal count their expectations are high for the ice hockey team because last night the so-called red machine gave the home fans a reason to celebrate russia beats the qualifying match bouncing back from that bitter defeat they suffered against team usa on saturday it wasn't easy though victory only came via a shoot out with neither side managing to score during an hour of open play but the red machine squeezed through one to nothing but now faces a must win match against norway but here in sochi we've got a day of bobsled by a full on and freestyle skiing among others but as andrew farmer reports from the mountain closer we should also be following the clouds. well the first thing we should be fol

freedom poster boy aaron swartz a tragedy that many believe was provoked by america's security response ati's guy nature can tell us the story of the computer prodigy heiress wars could have been a millionaire living now in silicon valley when he was just fourteen aaron helped launch the first artist says feeds them which deliver web content aaron by the time he turned nineteen his company had merged with take a look at it which would become one of the most popular websites in the world. but money was not his ultimate call aaron went down to champion a fleet internet it's common sense and it's the foundation of our constitution the government is constrained by having someone else check off to make sure they're not abusing their power aaron became a political activist calling for others to join this isn't something playing out on a stage somewhere where giants fight each other and you get to sit and munch popcorn this is a fight you can join in right so if you go to demand progress dot org and sign up we have actions every week there are bills that are coming up that could crack down on intern

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show us talk about well wishes ati's been speaking to russia for medalist from the figure skating pairs event after wishing us and all you well as well they stress how important the support of loved ones was to them of the athletes in general but everyone likes to get around times you come from a child i wish everyone had was that life is going to save the world. view i said we had. i wish everyone celebrating this holiday to spend the day in a romantic mood just the weather is great and saatchi you could go for a walk to the seafront and have fun. my mother also came to sort she she was very nervous maybe even more than i was she said she couldn't watch our performance she had to turn away or even go out she could tell how we were doing only by the sound of the applause. but my mom came a bit early to the opening ceremony the thing is i have two celebrations on that day the start of the games and my birthday so my mother came to support me. well melting the ice creams to paul but you know we're talking weather here has been extremely good today well into double figures sixteen seventee

now banned from traveling to the united states of more of the reaction from america and europe is ati's guy nature can. president obama knows what the ukrainian leaders should do we've told me go for a fairly sponsible for making sure. it's stealing which peaceful protesters in an appropriate way. president obama has however made no suggestions on how ukrainian authorities should deal with rioters torching the city shooting beating and sewing molotov cocktails at police but neither has he called to the so-called peaceful protesters to wait for elections to express their aspirations as he would at home find a different circumstances you don't like a particular policy. or a particular president then argue for your position go out there and win an election. european leaders don't seem to want to wait for elections either all but calling for the ukrainian president to step down. the ukrainian authorities are by to lose all legitimacy the kind of authority is in ukraine need to make space for a transitional government of national unity and early elections in order to bring back the legitimac

demands hardly anyone in this gulf state believes there may be any breakthrough soon alexy russia's ski ati. human rights groups have repeatedly raised concerns over the brutal tactics used by bahrain security forces against the protesters however the situation has gained a little attention from western governments activists not to die if told r.t. that powerful economic interests are behind this. the government seems to be very resistant to give up or to give any sort of free for arms to the opposition movement the allies of the regime in bahrain in specific and in the gulf in general they're supporting the regime and they're just being an obstacle in the part of it and uniforms we're not talking about the international community in general we're talking about the countries that they have interests and behind like the united states and like could be britain like the major stakeholders and these are the countries that they're expecting the internal policy and the external policy as well because they're the be allies of the g.m. otherwise the international community could have done some prog

cleanup did begin almost immediately though that didn't stop people from moving out to safer areas ati's guy nature can went for a visit. almost a year after two hundred thousand gallons of heavy crude spilled onto their streets residents of mayflower in arkansas are striving to leave the town here in mayflower for sale signs are everywhere almost every house on the street is on sale before the spill this was a place where people wanted to move in to enjoy the beautiful nature around many didn't even know there was a pipeline running on their houses and now they just want out many have already left and jerrel one of them i tried to stay here i tried to just be away you know as much as i could but if it rained i could not stay here because it would all see through the. all again you know the where the ground was dry it would kind of i guess in case it then when it rained all those vapors would come back she says like many other residents of mayflower she started having constant headaches and coughing after the spill i have friends that live just behind me that are still here that don't ha

of creating and eu on the internets in france merkel hopes the president of france will sign on the ati is to build an internet in europe to keep the european data in europe rt lucy captain of reports that task could prove far more difficult than it seems the european online communications within europe it's an idea that's gained traction in the revelations of widespread us by. and now the german chancellor is on board. a bit and finding all of us but they will talk with the european providers that offer security for our citizens to that one shouldn't have to send emails and other information across the atlantic. rather one can build up adjudication networking site you are calling the cuts on spits back off on the sides and spoke with american surveillance has outraged european leaders especially uncle omar called the cell phone was allegedly tapped although germany is one of america's closest allies documents leaked by the former nsa contractor had been snowed in chile was treated as a first class partner spying on at levels similar to china and saudi o'grady us to put in perspective t

ati think they will take aim almost every single line. areas in particular, the if itsation changes, then changes, those of the controversial and ultimately be decision to lower or reduced the u.s. army totals. that will be controversial. i expect that to be challenged by several lawmakers. >> peter cook in washington. thanks. bloomberg is on the markets. julie hyman is standing by. hi. for the another record s&p 500. a big rally today. not for any macro fundamental reason. we do have health care insurers leading some of the games. the s&p is rallying by 19.5 points. the dow gaining one percent. a big update today. individual other stocks, we're also looking at the owner of taco bell taking owner mcdonald's. likeenu includes foods invitations. the offerings will be available at nearly all stores later this month. we will have more in 30 minutes. we will have more coming your way next. ♪ >> welcome back to the second half hour of "bottom line." let's check some of the top stories we're following for you. ukraine's acting government has iss

ati understand you asked him the end if you wanted to talk about snap chat, and he said no.t do you make of that? >> there was a question from the audience saying, what about snap chat? i repeated the question from the audience. he said, this is enough. deal,, with a $19 billion probably, let us take some time before we do anything else. i said, with your company, you never know. if he can buy good services that will help expand his vision, i think he will do so. think it is a very different kind of thing for developed countries. it is an elite rich people service. it is a different universe. >> there was a discussion about integration and how the product might work. sort of the procter & gambleization of facebook, with parallel services that do not interact on the front-end. how do you think facebook things about services like instagram, whatsapp, and facebook? is becoming a portfolio. there is no question. i think it was cheryl who recently called facebook our primary app, which was a stunning direction to go. they are really starting to think about those other services as

ati wish you much success the oscars.hank you for joining us. ♪ live from pier three in san francisco, welcome to bloomberg west will all i'm emily chang. several big stories we're following. we have quarterly results will stop there are 35,000 electric cars this year. we will discuss the latest musk. we are elon also covering the role of technology in the protest in ra

aty have so many levels which he would need to penetrate. andnitely, corruption access to information which was received by authorities from people who came to sochi is an issue. journalists said recently that and is good from this issue that the world now knows what russians are doing. not only nsa is looking. recently there was a hearing at the european parliament regarding this russian system. there are questions. well, you understand. >> ok. i was wondering, without getting into sensitive issues if you could give us a flavor of the international cooperation. in cases like athens, there was geographic issues involved and barcelona --n, and >> maybe you are recalling the request for helicopters to move people, perhaps the u.s. provided some support in that regard. the point you make about international cooperation is certainly valid. there is always teams from the last olympics that provide lessons learned within government circles. i remember right after athens in the summer of 2004, we took a from various national security agencies to it

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the democrat party has filed a constitutional in the court to have sunday's election overruled and atyovernment protests were disrupted and not enough mp to elect a new prime minister and we have more from bangkok. >> reporter: regardless of what the constitution court decided it will not solve thailand's political problems and may make the current crisis worse. one of the things that the democrat party is asking the court to do is dissolve the ruling for the party and if that happens it will be met with strong resistance from progovernment groups who said time and time again that any attempts to get rid of this government, to force it from office, any sort of intervention will be opposed and they will come out in big numbers to oppose any move like that. the court is also being asked by the democrats to rule that sunday's election was invalid. if that happens we could see a fresh election called and that will not lead antigovernment protesters on the streets and have been here for three months now trying to remove the government from office and don't want elections because they believ

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atis the energy industry large areas without that, very little else is possible in this country. people fight wars and have fought wars over the history of mankind, and not over telecommunications, not over health care, but over energy and a country's ability to access it and use it. because without it, you will not be a country very long. one of the things we are working on is to better utilize all of our employees, regardless of where they are, as ambassadors back in the communities that they work in. who better to articulate what it, thannd how they do the people who actually do it? so that is what we have been working on over the last couple of years. standpoint,oduction we are laser focused on safety, and really, from an educational standpoint, we cannot do enough to help get the message out there and explain exactly how we are doing. to stevens point, for a long time, we probably did not do a real good job of explaining how horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracking works and the safety behind that and the measures that are taken to reject groundwater and protect environmen

ati sense but does not include the territory on the disputed up on the control of another country so for example south korea as well as russia north and north and territories. dd i say this not include that in making that step. chinese authorities issue that's when he comes down to the importance to the political them in the trees strategic implications. hopefully the bill dahl ago that was it the essence of that old but substantial so the challenge which is exactly what the united states has been trawling to set forth the good end up with the announcement of the past few days also known trick of nice being the nine dots slowing as being a city in the compliance to post these women as considering a new announcement of an easy i say it's in the south china sea but the challenge to regional security. there is considerable put this to steve signing steve sang hum much to washington we and two. to make cooler heads prevail most notably on the japanese side. while he noted ships on full size japan and china we at the station will want a confrontation will consider it. whisk all the wheel

ati don't think so, ukraine the same time since the fall of the soviet union has stayed fairly stable violence like this despite that we have seen it elsewhere. >> now they have to pick sides. is do theyquestion have to? the way the narrative is framed, you go east or west. that is theue that choice that has to be made. europeans are not asking ukraine to turn away from russia and to not engage. they are not asking for trade to stop between russia and ukraine. neither are the russians. is there overlap? yes, absolutely. the case, if not the pivotal point has not been reached, why are we seeing what we are seeing on the strains? are framing itle is very much you go one way or the other way. the reality -- policymaking is far more messy. it is not black and white, russia or europe. they could be a compromise between the two. it is incredibly important that they get financial resources and support. that is what really led to the all or nothing approach. it does not have to be that way. >> doesn't get worse before it gets better? >> it looks like it gets worse. >> over what time frame? >>

are looking aty this and let's not forget the majority of workers at walmart are minimum-wage employeesl. >> even the fact they haven't decided yet decisively, it is significant. >> let me get in with another piece of breaking news -- we have tesla earnings rolling across the ticker. we have a heat on profit and revenue. $.30 earnings at per share compared to $.26 which was the estimate. it was a loss in the same quarter the year before. tesla only became profitable this year on that bottom line measure. revenue of $761 million. analysts estimated $712 million, so eating on revenue and earnings. the forecast is important -- they see their gross margin of firsta slightly from the quarter and operating expenses are going to rise 15%. you can see sales will rise more than that. interesting stuff when you talk about tesla -- what is going to happen in china. has been uncharacteristically timid about what he expects. he has been more optimistic recently, saying the model as price will be the same in the u.s. as far as the chinese announcement and we will probably get more from the company go

responsible for our own situations which mark this lawyer on with neil last night's try to talk attorney atyawsuits and name him as the lead lawyer because the three would be the states spend wer more money on medicare and medicaid to cure for the ills caused by obesity, caused by the lies that the large food companies perpetrated on innocent people that wouldn't have thought this food. it is a long stretch, but it worked with tobacco. absolutely not. it was just a wealth transfer from big tobacco to big government. that is all this will be if it succeeds, a wealth transfer from big food to big government. and the plaintiff lawyers will @et rich in this. nicole: har hardware sales staggering. stuart: 4% is a sizable decline. thank you. to the big story on volkswagen. workers at the tennessee plant in chattanooga are voting on whether or not to unionize. a few moments ago we spoke to tennessee senator bob corker. he is tunnels workers reject the uaw and saying if they do reject them, the company, vw, will reward the plant with a new product to build. in nashville. at the tea party media outfi

atie up with some point. is this anything in the future? >> we are already tied up with yahoo! bunch of partnerships across ad and content. >> further merger? >> that is above my pay grade. we are focusing on turning aol around. we had an olympic performance in q4. that is what i'm focused on. >> above his pay grade? i don't think so. i want to bring in at least -- ed lee. as we hear more and more about the struggles with yahoo!, there is that speculation -- could they merge? >> the thing about tim armstrong is that there is nothing above his pay grade. he loves brands. he is an advertising guy. he gets brands. yahoo! is still a brand, a big brand, a well-known brand, tons of traffic. they tie up could make sense. could make sense. they're both trying to get premium advertising. >> are they starting to overlap? >> you are starting -- absolutely right. programmatic advertising. with that sort of coming to the fore, the coming more of a adtor, all of the display skies are going to get in each other's face, quite literally. why not team up? make it more efficient. that might make

we are in a situation where a in aty that is located different state will get different results from the same set of information. we would like to do the thing once and demonstrate compliance or adherence. whatever that is is our members are subject to. >> that reaches to my next question about regulation. we heard this morning and repeatedly from the administration that the goal is not to create new regulations. section 10 of the executive order has been something of a bogeyman. fearful ofa little what may come out of that. what is your sense of what -- whether there is a command-and-control regulatory structure in the future here? are you satisfied this is on a voluntary track? >> personally, i am very satisfied with the reassurances from the government folks that the us is voluntary. -- that this is voluntary. an anxietyalways be on this topic. especially with having and independent regulatory agency in our space. plus state and local agencies. this is outside of the executive order. that theborative work white house and dhs are doing with state and local agencies is extremely imp

of aty is also a symbol free enterprise society. markets remote neutral respect for each other's talent, for each other's energy, and hard work. many times and said it well that earned success is an important moral and satisfaction objective of just about gdp. i would leave you with a couple of thoughts. free enterprise societies tend to be societies that have more powersed power, where the is spread out evenly in the population and not with a single controlling government or central planning. central planning systems are less likely to reform, to adapt, to be present in the modern world, and a free enterprise economy has that natural offer. our goal ought to be to of freee the success enterprise economies, but stretch that goal of success to an idea of massive prosperity. i think that goal is morally right. i also think it is economically achievable. >> thank you, glenn hubbard. hubbard hass, dr. told us that the free enterprise system is naturally the most moral of economic systems, but that we have much more to do to include more

dean was the present ceo of ati in 2008, a position remitting the tech secretary in washington and in and around the world, in fact, and previous that, held positions at the motion picture association and recording industry association, fun jobs to be doing, i'm sure. so, if i could begin handing over to three panelists just to give short remarks, and then i will lead a bit of a discussion, and pretty quickly, we'll open up to the floor and give you the tint to ask questions. i would ask you to keep your phones switched to silent, feel free, however, to tweet, the hash tag recommended is hash tag nistcsf. pat thank you very much for joining us, and congratulationses on the frame work. among those people who have been in the past is been, i think, universally compment rights movement how the process is run, and that's a testament in the way of which they have gone about it. well done on that. just to kick off, perhaps you could start by telling us what the frame work is, meant to be used, and then touch on the process for how we, you, the industry developed the framework, and explain t

will pay comcast to speed up its streaming service, the deal coming a month after the net new really atyns. netflix will connect directly to comcast's broad band network. >> the men's warehouse is suing its rival for blocking efforts to buy the company. meanwhile, it is upping its offer to $6 a share, but joseph a bank would have to end its recent agreement to buy eddie bauer. >> retail earnings the focus on wall street this week. the harsh winter weather added to the sectors many challenges, one analyst saying earnings are being driven by intense cost cutting. >> corporate america has been squeezing more profits from the same level of business, so profit margins have been at record levels, while revenue or sales growth has been fairly modest. >> home depot and target among the retailers set to report their earnings this week. wall street looking to open higher, the dow futures up 30 points. here's where we stand: >> over seas abmarkets in the red after chinese home markets eased for the first time in more than a year. european stocks are mostly higher. >> the turmoil in ukraine, venezue

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