david kirkpatrick is author of the "facebook effect." at $.75.pple shares >> you know, journalists, we try to be stupid about investing by policy. >> what did tim cook teach your silicon valley yesterday? ization ---chip a the company has become the bedrock of global technology quality, so i think if the quality is established so deeply in the product, in effect they are doing the same thing to her company. when you get to that scale, you just cannot skyrocket up and growth anymore. >> when i look to your book, you have heard me rave about mr. kirkpatrick's book "facebook effect," there is an effort to get a zuckerberg ecosystem. apple has that ecosystem in spades. is that the message that amazon, facebook, and microsoft need to find their own ecosystem? >> next week, facebook has this f8 event. it is their fourth or fifth event primarily for developers, and they will put a renewed focus on their ecosystem and their platform, which is a really big deal for facebook. facebook does have a huge ecosystem, by the way. each time you go to web

thank you all, jon erlichman at the conference, david kirkpatrick, and adam berke. facebookad, how will actually make money from its new mobile ad network? we will hear from a company who works with app developers to make facebookads. and watch a streaming on your online, and apple tv. ♪ >> i'm emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." new zuckerberg announcing anonymous login options and more ways for developers to make money off of apps at the f8 developers conference. jon erlichman has been at the conference all day and joins us now. >> that's one of the headlines. another headline is facebook is creating this ad network, getting into the same game as google and twitter. what does that mean? earlier, we spoke with someone who helps create ads for retailers. >> the ad network means that you can use all this data that facebook makes available for targeting on facebook. you can use that to target people in mobile apps off of facebook. if i am a game developer, if on the huffington post or a publisher, i don't need to know anything about my users. i don't need to collec

david kirkpatrick, i have to ask about david ebersman leaving.y say he is ready for a role other than cfo which i assume means ceo. the numbers look great. why is he really leaving? >> i would say cynically, if you have made as much money as he has made and you have aspirations, why wouldn't you leave? he has done a fantastic job there. he is leaving the company and extremely wonderful conditions as the results indicate. five years at a company that moves at that pace for a guy who is not 25 is probably tiring. it doesn't seem to me to be terribly significant except from a personal standpoint. >> gene, any concern about david ebersman leaving? >> no. as david said, the company is in great shape here and there is no concern. i had e-mails from investors wondering about it, but i think the strength of the financials are going to outweigh any sort of concern around the transition. >> so he will be replaced by david wehner. the former cfo of zynga. he joined facebook a couple of years ago in a senior finance role. david, in terms of the numbers as yo

tomorrow vice president biden and kirkpatrick take part in tribute to bombing victims and survivors this year marathon take place next monday with heavy security in place along the course. hundreds of runers from the bay area expected to attend. >> airport security at oakland international airport made surprise discovery inside a woman bag today. look at this photo tweeted out by tsa. these may lack normal at first glance but wrapped up alongside of them 8 and a half inch knif knife. she told agents she didn't know how it got there. she was cleared for travel but still could face a hefty fine. >> u.s. airway poll jaysed for posting a pornographic image on the twitter account. it was tweeted in response to customer who tweeted that u.s. airway rue i said her spring break. after about an hour u.s. airways sent this tweet. we apologies for an inappropriate image we recently shared at the lincoln one of our response we have rae moved the tweet and are investigating. collator said it captured the tweet to flag it as inappropriate but unfortunately that image was in add verify tently included

tomorrow vice president biden and kirkpatrick take part in tribute to bombing victims and survivors thisear marathon take place next monday with heavy security in place along the course. hundreds of runers from the bay area expected to attend. >> airport security at oakland international airport made surprise discovery inside a woman bag today. look at this photo tweeted out by tsa. these may lack normal at first glance but wrapped e of them 8 and a half inch knif knife. she told agents she didn't know how it got there. she was cleared for travel but still could face a hefty fine. >> u.s. airway poll jaysed for posting a pornographic image on the twitter account. it was tweeted in response to customer who tweeted that u.s. airway rue i said her spring break. after about an hour u.s. airways sent this tweet. we apologies for an inappropriate image we recently shared at the lincoln one of our response we have rae moved the tweet and are investigating. collator said it captured the tweet to flag it as inappropriate but unfortunately that image was in add verify tently included in a rae spop

tomorrow vice president biden and kirkpatrick take part in tribute to bombing victims and survivors this year marathon take place next monday with heavy security in place along the course. hundreds of runers from the bay area expected to attend. >> airport security at oakland international airport made surprise discovery inside a woman bag today. look at this photo tweeted out by tsa. these may lack normal at first glance but wrapped up alongside of them 8 and a half inch knif knife. she told agents she didn't know how it got there. she was cleared for travel but still could face a hefty fine. >> u.s. airway poll jaysed for posting a pornographic image on the twitter account. it was tweeted in response to customer who tweeted that u.s. airway rue i said her spring break. after about an hour u.s. airways sent this tweet. we apologies for an inappropriate image we recently shared at the lincoln one of our response we have rae moved the tweet and are investigating. collator said it captured the tweet to flag it as inappropriate but unfortunately that image was in add verify tently included

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joining lily cole is jonathan zittrain and david kirkpatrick. he is also the author of the best-selling book "the facebook effect." i am pleased to have all of them here at this table. we begin with lily. tell me about where this came from and what you hope to achieve? >> impossible began as a student idea three years ago. a friend and i were talking about the economy and it was postrecession and we were talking about why it is that when economies falter, societies automatically falter. we all still have the same amount of skills. we were discussing communities and the fact that society is so complicated that it is often very hard to see the opportunities. i grew up in london and i lived in new york. you cannot see the opportunities to move things around. what if there was an internet platform that would do just that? i was in my last year of university and for the next six months, became obsessed with the idea and wondering why something that seemed to be quite simple did not exist. i started to research the concepts of the gift economy and bec

ann kirkpatrick listens and learns.t is why she blew the whistle on the disastrous website: it stunning ineptitude and worked to fix it. jon: let's talk about all this with the washington bureau chief of the chicago sun-times. a fox news contributor and editor at large for the national review online. welcome to both of you. i suppose it is fair to say even among democratic candidates, those who are sort of running from obamacare out number those few we saw embracing it as in the first commercial clip that was played just now. >> no matter what you have to be very blunt and very careful, this is something that is district to district, state by state. you have to factor in obamacare is a reality, it is something a lot of people are benefiting from. some people are having higher cost, dealing with policies that are cancelled, but what is interesting is in the governor races the states have taken the medicare inducement from the federal government covering a lot of people. you cannot just say we will talk these people off t

that includes ann kirkpatrick, mary landrieu, mark begich, mark warner.iven that climate and given how strongly and for so long the republicans have gone after obamacare, clearly when you look at the polls to some success, is the best answer for most people just to talk about obamacare as little as possible? >> no, the best answer is to talk about how we can fix and improve the affordable care act. where it can be fixed and improved. >> would you agree that's a more nuanced and difficult argument to make? >> no. there are two things we need to do. first, politico cites data and poll. i'll tell you what polling tells us, 60% of voters want to either keep, fix, or improve the affordable care act. 22% favor repeal. that's number one. number two, when people realize what repeal means, and we're going on offense on this, when voters realize that what the republicans want to do is repeal the whole thing so that if you're a woman and you have breast cancer, you lose your insurance again. if you're a senior, you pay an additional $1200 for prescription drugs. if

david kirkpatrick bloomberg contributing editor and author of the facebook effect. good morning.hat heart of this is the ecosystem for amazon versus just selling a phone? >> the ecosystem and the competitive landscape is the way to look at the story. there is a small number of companies that are attempting to have a relationship with us close to every american is possible. google, facebook, amazon. almost apple, yahoo!. make the -- maybe microsoft and their dreams. trying to keep an ongoing relationship for all kinds of commercial relationships with everybody, you have to have a phone. there is another side of it. i think there is something really interesting that i thought about. you. facebook is down 18%. i had an epiphany on this. of amazon, critique which could be the achilles' heel is the idea they are killing local retail. they are ready have a product i have talked about on the kindle fire tablet. if you really wanted to compete with ebay, paypal, square has incredible inroads. have a phone with all of these relationships with the americans who shop online, which amazon ba

we will talk to david kirkpatrick and gene munster about the increased dividends, the share buyback.of cash of apple and if you forward for apple and facebook. >> thank you so much, looking forward to that conversation on apple. it is amazing to see how many more iphones they sold compared to the ipad. >> the big surprise was the iphone continues to do well. mr. cook was very forceful about the inventory dynamics of the ipad. he was very up beat, even though there were some people signaling caution in the tech space. it was a stunning announcement. 20 years ago with the split-adjusted apple of about 74 or 75, 20 years ago it was $1.06 per share. >> thank you so much, apple getting 7.2%. the luck with the juicing detox. you learn something new everyday about tom keene. >> right. let's get into our headlines, president obama in japan meeting with shinzo abe. the four nation tour will place an emphasis on china. all four countries have territorial disputes with beijing. >> bernie ecclestone faces bribery allegations. he denies the charges. he has run formula one since 1995. >> general e

>> david kirkpatrick runs through this in the facebook effect. up number.ossed gross himim-- >> ashore along. in at least three killed ukraine. diplomats provide this diplomacy -- diplomacy. richer falcon that formal white house adviser and security. he assesses the value of increased sanctions against russia. also joining us is stephen whiting. .onderful to have easier vice president biden lands in kiev. would call think i it the civil war yet. facing a presidential election in about a month. i think the big gain these days is to keep the country stable enough so it can have elections. without elections you have no one to talk to. >> the president of ukraine suggested economics and ims support is the key attribute right now. sothe military situation fragile it trumps over economics and funding? >> not yet. it is really confined to the far eastern edge of the ukraine where it is a problem, armed groups taking over. problem -- the country the problem is economics. and whether they can get a problem -- handle. there to be going assess whether this

up next, we sit down with author jane kirkpatrick, author of "homestead: modern pioneers pursuing theedge of possibility." >> so this is a reptile road, actually. it kind of has all these little grades that twist on around here and go on like this, and this is a 16% grade. we actually made that road because this was so steep. and 16% is about the angle of a cow's face. and we would go down that road. and one of the stories i wrote about in the book was my husband in a truck, and four of us were in a truck, our friends, and i'm bracing myself. and i said just go slow, just go slow. and so he starts out, ask he's like going like crazy, he's going, like 50 miles an hour. it's bouncing off the side, or it's careening, and i'm worried about going into that, and we get to the bottom of this and he says to me -- i said how come you did that? why did you go so fast? he said take your foot off the accelerator. and so in my, you know, bracing myself, my foot had slipped off, and it had jammed his foot onto the accelerator. and so the very thing that i was accusing him of, i was causing. so to h

up next we sit down with jane kirkpatrick, author of "homestead: modern pioneers pursuing the edge of possibility." >> this is the road right here. all of these little grades around here in this is the 16% grade. we actually made that because this was so steep. 16% is about the angle of the cows face. we would go down that road. one of the stories i wrote about in the book is that the four of us went together and i was embracing myself and i just read, go slow. so he starts out and he's going like crazy. and it's bouncing off the side. and i'm worried about falling to the bottom of the hill. and read about here he says to me, and i said how can you do that? why did he go so fast? and he said take your foot off the accelerator. and so i'm bracing myself and my foot had slipped off and jammed his foot onto the accelerator. so the very thing i was accused him of, i was conquered so he had to turn the key off to get the truck stop. well, where is this point? it's not as far away as what you think. about 2.5 hours east of portland on a very low end of a dirt road along the river. and where

nice informal -- adviser to ronald reagan but informal, nice lady, i used to know very well jim kirkpatrick my close friend who will tell you what about ronald reagan and the administration, two keep women on russian foreign policy, soviet union, they see it. so here is wisdom from that time. >> thank you so much. when you were talking you lead into something. i wasn't going to start this way but i think i have to because i asked this question. i have talked and this is what i have come up with. that is that russia, this is the first quote in my book, if countries have genders and russia is a woman. this explains her capriciousness, her emotion comments and her fertility. anything with her own particular way to astonishing results. if so, then of course the man in her life is america. after all, right now i see it as an older woman who happens to have had a tumultuous background and because that tumultuous background has developed in her of course he wariness, suspicion, and even fear. the man in her life happens to be a younger man, quite much younger friend doesn't have a long background

. >> reporter: giffords was introduced by another democrat, congresswoman anne kirkpatrick and she alsoing she has both grit and guts. shushannah walshe, abc news, washington. >> remarkable. >> she really is. >> see how great she looked. >> i know. >> she has come such a long way. i can't imagine what the recovery is like. she continues to recover every day and being out in front and having people see her and see her recovering this way speaks to her spirit and is really encouraging. >> she embodies that passion and guts she was talking about. >> yeah. >>> a major crackdown on electronic cigarettes underway. new laws banning the vaporizing devices from most indoor and public places. they're now in effect in new york and chicago. there's more to come. the fda is working to make them subject to the same nationwide regulation as tobacco products. >>> researchers have come up with a simple way to screen for lung cancer. all you have to do is exhale. the breath test could help many avoid scans and damaging biopsies identifying chemical markers even though scans do a better job of picking up

kirkpatrick: i want to ensure that the inspector general has the resources it needs to conduct a swift and thorough investigation of the phoenix v.a. and at other facilities where treatment delays are reported. we need to ensure there is accountability and that veterans will never again wait for the care they deserve. delayed care is denied care, and veterans should never have to fight to receive care when they have already served and sacrificed for our country. our veterans needs to get the needs theyss to the deserve. this will provide the necessary resources to the inspector general will need to investigate these horrendous allegations and provide the public and the grieving families the answers they deserve. once the investigation is completed, those who are found responsible should be quickly held accountable. we must restore our veterans' trust in the v.a. system, health care system but more importantly we must improve the v.a. health care system so that our men and women who have sacrificed so much for our country can finally get the care they have earned. as the son of a vetera