we will hear from dreamworks ceo jeffrey katzenberg. this is "market makers" on bloomberg tv. >> and during the commercial, you can tweet us. aren brussels, eu leaders meeting to discuss how to pressure vladimir putin after he strengthens his grip on the cranberries territory -- on the crimea territory. chilcote, are we expecting another russian blacklist here, another list of sanctions? is that the next step? >> there is no question the eu leader would like to punish vladimir putin for pushing forward with annexing crimea. the question in their mind is they are gathering right now, how they do it and when they do it. one option is to expand the blacklist of russian officials that will be subjected to asset freezes. maybe go further up the food chain and subject ibo closer to putin-- people closer to to sanctions. they make decisions by consensus. there are 28 countries, and it is not clear all of them are ready to stomach that yet. the finnish prime minister said the markets are already doing a good job of pushing russia and he thinks

democrats came out of that, in fact i know that they, you know, the week after the election, jeffrey katzenberg the hollywood movie mogul, who was really the sort of father of priorities usa action super pac said, "wow, that really worked. we should keep this thing around." >> isn't that the one that's now getting ready to sail with hillary clinton? >> it absolutely is. >> for 2016? >> yep, yep. >> given the fact that their opponents have so much money, how should obama and the democrats play the game? >> well, they could start by at least trying to implement some kind of reform. i mean, it's not necessarily playing the same game as the other side, but it is, at least, acknowledging that this game is being played. i mean, i talk to democrats who are in the business of winning elections, not in the business of passing reform, and they intend to use every tool at their disposal. >> and if you and i had that kind of money, wouldn't we be tempted to do it? if it has that kind of impact and that kind of effect, wouldn't we be tempted to do that? >> sure. yes. absolutely. you know? but people without

and --s taking on disney >> jeffrey katzenberg called me and said that he could not find a better partner to be working with. we all share one vision. >> that is to transform the site into the broadwood of china -- broadway of china. >> we are in a journal its cement factory that is going to be the dreamworks center in asia. industrial style. reporters could not resist poking around. how do i get down? this is going to be the boardwalk along the river in the new complex. you are going to have to use your imagination. dreamworks, that is the job that they are in. many of the structures will be kept and renovated by the time that the center opens. the shanghai disneyland is further along in its development. a similar transformation is happening. is that is left around here a shop that sells cigarettes. >> i will be here two months and then i will have to move. there is nobody left and they have all moved out. built asprojects were worry mounts about the investment-driven growth. it.here is a reason for i think that prices were getting crazy. as long as you work with the capital that you thi

we will hear from the ceo, jeffrey katzenberg.nd barclays missing out on hundreds of millions of dollars. we would tell you why it is a serious grudge. ♪ >> this is "lunch money" on bloomberg television. i am matt miller in for adam johnson on this friday. barclays is missing out on hundreds of millions of dollars from alibaba's ipo deal. it looks like the investment bank simply backed the wrong billionaire. jeff mccracken, our managing editor, explains. >> not a dispute last year but a contest, if you will, to get sprint. softbank is one of the large holders in alibaba. he has exerted pressure and have cap barclays away from the ipo. this is the largest since facebook, and could even be bigger. it kind of depends on your perspective. the way he sees it, they were blocked out completely by him. the problem here is not only have you alienated softbank, you have probably alienated alibaba. it is a chance that softbank and sprint together could do the deal with t-mobile that we have been discussing for so long. that is another situat

i was talking to jeffrey katzenberg at disney that did not think anything was wrong with the song butis another story why we complain and that the fault primarily with the oil embargo of the invasion of the sheikh instead of a sloppy guy he was rather impotent to finance terrorism. then it took on the identity of all palestinians there is a movie called the a venture in and i racked -- iraq and then is long particularly after 9/11 with the american muslims hiding out so i think technology in world events will alter those images persistent the era as the evil enemy other with those images that we see. >> talking about the l.a. to see -- the images that we see. >> but one group is considered evil or good japanese or chinese or koreans. so this is important is not being able to extinguish one group from another. with their bad one moment and good in another but they appear to be from the appearance to be asian or for and looking the foreign policy in to be for and looking it could be manipulated very quickly depending the feeling to grow up to reverse the image of chinese be had the powe

he caught up with jeffrey katzenberg. >> we are making movies here in china for china, for export to the rest of the world. in order for it to be exported, it needs to be of the highest quality. within less than a handful of years going to be the number one movie market in the world. we think it is a great center for us to attract great artists in china and we think it can be a world-class competitive studio. >> the project is expected to finish in 2017. we got new pictures of the up dated design for the facebook new campus in palo alto. it is being designed by a famous architect who was asked to create a more subtle campus. 400campus is more than 35,000 square feet and will feature tree-lined pathways and tunnels. office also feature an building with a giant open office space that can fit 2800 employees. we've got a very special show today. we have a very, very special who has an-- incredibly impassive bio., andcofounder of paypal board member of yelp and there's more -- founder and president of hbs. >> that's a long link in page. >> how do you keep track of it all? >> um - justnk i

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apparently with animated films, ands easier to dub them, jeffrey katzenberg has got an in , so he isivate equity firms, so he can go around some cultural rules and really get some movies out there. >> that's right. one of the biggest challenges for hollywood studios it's -- is tohard to get movies and tiny studios. and dreamworks animation's strategy is to go in and coproduce a certain number of films with its chinese partner employing chinese actors and animators and really a certain percentage of the film will be produced in china, which allows the film to show in china and get around some of these limitations. >> he is not stupid. he knows what he is doing. >> thanks so much. coming up, the 2016 presidential race is quite a ways off, but we're talking about it. ♪ >> all right, can you believe it? politicians are already gearing .p for the 2016 election even though it is still two years away, some are already pushing their policy plans, so how can they get their word out if actively? joining us now, the former white house communications staff member for the obama administration and

. >> i didn't want to say that to jeffrey katzenberger recently but we talked about that. didn't think that movie would do very well. who remembers mr. peabody and sherman except me? >> i said, what's peabody? >> makes me better about not understanding a reference. i take it you didn't see the movie. >> no. >> we are approaching the close and the question is whether the s&p will turn positive here. we'll keep a close eye on it for you. it's down less than a point. the dow is off 28 after being down more than 100 at the lows. >> we could be positive on the close here. might get an all-time high on the s&p. stay tuned for that. jim cramer has been skeptical about this market lately. coming up, jim tells us where he sees stocks heading next as this bull market rally celebrates its fifth anniversary. plus y is he on an oil rig right now? we'll tell us because he's coming to us live from said oil rig. back in a moment. weekdays are for rising to the challenge. they're the days to take care of business. when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner,