they made the nokia decision which dollar-weiss, midi was in the best for them, but they made the nokia acquisition and at committed to a giant organization. .he table was already set the fact that they picked him inside guide to run the company shows that they are open to tremendous change. way i read what cory is saying, he was given lemons and has to make lemonade. how confident could he be about this company at all? listen, he is in a tough spot and is making the best of it? >> look, they are going to have to do acquisitions. it is not going to be easy. but after a decade, finding a company willing to change -- again, can they change, can they be successful? have? long does he >> 6-9 months from in terms of a goodwill period where investors want to see some sort of success as a result. >> cory, would you say 6-9 mont hs while he is still in this honeymoon period? >> no come i think love is in the air for much longer than that. the importance of what goes on with microsoft in the cloud, they continued to push windows 360. this company remains one of the most important in technology.

they're making sure they don't do what nokia did.y are surrounding themselves with people to collaborate with, the unlikely candidate. right? they're apple. they make things that make things. i make music on their laptops and their desktops. our music and movies are sold on their u tunes. black eyed peas launched ipods and itunes in 2004 like ten years ago. think about that. just ten years ago, we does a song called hey mama that was an ipod commercial and now here it is that i can make hardware? i never thought that was possible ten years ago. think about that. that is crazy. >> obviously huge congratulations to you. and please come back. because as you said, you saw hardware happening a decade ago and we want to know what you see coming next. thanks for your time. >> the exciting thing right now, i want to put this out to the kids out there, just playing basketball, just doing music, there are bigger things to dream of. take this beats success as another thing to aim for. get yourself into a s.t.e.m. program. there is a program cal

at best buy.well nokia magic in here? or is it too early in the relationship? >> nokia is definitely bringing a lot of strength for us in design creativity and manufacturing creativity and operational capability. we have had a lot of discussions with the new folks who have come and how wesurface get better and work across surface and phones. it is an exciting time now. >> you come from xbox which is the most successful software thing microsoft has ever done. what do bring from xbox to the experience that has worked out well? >> one of the experiences we that it an xbox is wasn't until we built the xbox that we understood the magic of hardware and software to really do breakthrough gaming. i am saying about the complete experience. that is yusuf mehdi with cory johnson. we will hear more in an exclusive interview with cisco ceo when we return with "the best of bloomberg west." ♪ "the best of bloomberg west." -- welcomeback to back to "the best of bloomberg he lets his new book that the nsa hacked into networking. my partner cory johnson sat down for an exclusive

nokia brings a lot of strength.ve had a lot of discussions with the new folks who have come over and the new mobility team and how to work across phones. >> what do you bring from xbox to this? what sort of experiences? >> one of the best is it wasn't until we build the xbox that we understood the magic of hardware and software to really break through gaming. that is what brings us here. our vision as a company is to do the complete experience for any user productivity. includes the power of a laptop and the use of the pen and tools. it allows you to go from canvas mode to consumption mode. >> what is it that makes this business so crucial to microsoft? >> we want to build these unbelievable experiences that do not exist today. what we are trying to do is do something where uniquely capable of that others in the market are not. that vision of how to make people productive across the cloud and microsoft office and the hardware, that is a big product. >> intriguing device. thank you. >> cory johnson, our editor at lar

. >> is there any nokia magic in here? >> it's probably too early for this particular release.ngs a lot of strength the zion and manufacturing creativity and operations capability so we have had a lot of discussions with the folks who have come over about surface and how we get better and how we work across platforms. it is an exciting time. which isme from xbox the most successful hardware microsoft has ever done. what do you bring from xbox to this? we hadof the best things on xbox that applies to her overall position in the company is that it was not until we built the xbox that we understood the magic of hardware and software to do breakthrough gaming. the understanding about the complete experience is what brings us here. our vision as a company is to do the complete experience around productivity that includes not just portability but the power of a laptop. the kickstand will let you go from canvas mode to conception mode. we have been asked how long microsoft will continue in this part of the business. what makes this business so crucial to big microsoft? >> the big part

nokia. the selfis jumping on jiving car.spend $100 million backing companies that develop intelligent cars like the likes of elon musk and google. it is meant to support nokia's digital map this nest and the revamp after selling the mobilephone unit to microsoft. arts of the business don't exists. business willbat compete against rivals like google which you use as a default. goesey said their data into four steps of card navigations. her carmax, they are the big layer. -- four car maps, they are the big player. >> if you buy a new car with a navigation sensor and a has a gram --roram >> i still get to my phone. i think what julie does a lot of people do. they have navigation on their phones and they ignore the navigation that came in the car. i tend to use both. >> you want to make sure you're not stuck in traffic. >> they cut $7 billion for their mobile business. this is just a small fraction of the investment they are trying to do. they have a capital alarm for $7 billion. we may see more investments like this. >> they ha

the investments will be made by a new nokia fund. it is trying to rebrand itself after selling its hand set business to microsoft last month. twitter and amazon have teamed up to let customers buy by hashtag. twitter has been looking for ways to boost revenue and user engagement to our lead story of the day, the head of target has resigned after that massive data breach. gregg steinhafel steps down as president, chairman, and c.e.o. of the retailer. c.f.o. john mulligan will be interim c.e.o. while the company looks for a replacement. the changes come about five months after hackers broke into system gaining access to personal information of millions of customers and two months after a bloomberg business week report found that target ignored warnings about the hacking. we have more on the data breach that rocked the retail industry. >> the first time the public heard that target had been hacked was on december 18, 2013 when a blogger revealed that the company was investigating a massive breach. the breach itself actually began someti

>>se estÁ preparando para presentarse en el legendario teatro nokia en los angeles, y espera tener Éxitova a caer de la silla. >> en el aÑo 2013 sumaron hasta 3000 millones de dÓlares. la que obtuvo mayores ganancias fue delta. >> ganÓ 833 millones de dólares gracias a las maletas que los pasajeros despachan. >> cÓmo no van a ganar si te cobran por el equipaje, ya no te dan ni un refresco cuando vuelas. >> pronto van a cobrar para ir al baÑo. >> no pude traer ni que eso. >> volvemos maÑana, buenas noches. >> gracias. de mayo. >> gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de lunes 5 de mayo, estas son las noticias: un pequeÑo objeto se convierte en la gran pista en la investigaciÓn sobre el accidente que dejÓ a nueve acrÓbatas heridos. un vÍdeo que amenaza con poner a jovencitas a la venta en nigeria. uno de los mejores pitchers en la historia de las grandes ligas, la conversaciÓn con

comentarios que yo tenÍa, lo vuelvo a repetir, que no era solamente cuestiones de poder nokia.a hoya. los detalles. vamos, entonces, primero con the warriors. serbia el sexto partidos. esto se puso bueno. el triple sobre la humanidad. mÁs tarde, con el pase para david. o llegaron afilados. estuvieron concentrados y no tuvieron muchas pÉrdidas. por ahÍ pasÓ la diferencia. el sÉptimo y decisivo partido serÁ el sÁbado en la ciudad de los angeles. >> lamentable lo que estÁ pasando con las chivas. me parece que mÁs allá de la crisis de este momento, todo lo que sucede extra cancha, en este momento. ha llevado al traste a este equipo. >> poco a poco se van atando cabos porque vamos viendo dÓnde estaba. >> Óscar de la hoya quiere comprar los clippers de los angeles. >> dice que tiene los amigos que tienen el dinero. se necesitan cerca de mil millones de dÓlares. >> eso es lo que vale ahora. exactamente. creo que ya podemos invertir nosotros. ( risa ) >> mÁs orejas que empiezan a cantar. >> gracias, williams. >> buenas noches. ( publicidad ) ( publicidad ) ♪ twn el enlace. >> gracias.

Éste es el homicidio nÚmero 35, nokia, lo que va del aÑo.posibilidad de trabajar ilegalmente en estados unidos. beatriz, buena noche. te escuchamos. >> lo mÁs importante es que ellos que tienen acciÓn diferida, se fijen en la tarjeta cuÁl es la fecha de vencimiento. tendrÁ que hacer el trÁmite para renovar ese beneficio antes de los 120 dÍas que se cumpla esa fecha. adriÁn llegÓ a la agencia con el fin de averiguar cÓmo serÁ el proceso para renovar acciÓn diferida. programa que le ha dado cruciales beneficios. >> ni ha ayudado en muchas cosas. o ya puedo manejar sin tener miedo y de 1000 trabajar como todos. >> su caso no es Único. desde septiembre domingo se comenzaron a dar acciÓn diferida a los jÓvenes. >> recibieron un permiso de trabajo por dos aÑos. y muchas personas van a ser elegida para la renovaciÓn. >> hay gran expectativa. >> inmigraciÓn ha publicado el nuevo formulario ni las reglas para el proceso de renovaciÓn. estamos esperando que me presento me sepas para poder empezar a ayudar a los aplicantes. >> tenemos anticipado que la

they will obviously stick with mobility, with nokia coming in here.ut, yeah, i think this, their real core strength is for the last 20 years has been commercial. you got to stick with what you know. that's where i would go. >> are we at a point. i was in a talk by ben bernanke recently. he said the pace of technological change is going to slow down. are we at that point now where the revolutionary ideas for the so-called big ideas are going to be fewer and farther between? >> i think that's exactly right. i think the way i measure that is what i call economic innovation, these are innovations that come out that are so big that you actually are growing earnings on them. you can report them out. so that's why i got to point to apple. they have innovations which have expanded their opportunity, whereas a golg has done the great job of expanding the opportunity for search. it's still that one invention that those guys did when they were at stamford is still the core of the company and to brent's point about microsoft, you know, they haven't done very well

can you tell that to which it deemed better than expected but the best this nokia that the era of easy money in the end of the year than expected. the most and friends to listen to the market numbers to twenty so for use tossing a way that the gemini moon is the dax to back off the sentiment a pleasant one thousand five hundred fifty sixth this on tuesday losing teeth that's been sentenced to thirty one cents in the closing number that in us trading still underway the doubt be done about fifty one cents and you are having slightly upwards of thirty nine. the south africans will place in national elections next week twenty is off the end of the contest and all the polls are suggesting that the country's governing african national congress party will indeed get the majority of votes and that the president jacob zuma will remain in power will the anc has dominated politics in south africa the last two decades of discontent. he's growing up in the eyes of the working age population is unemployed an eruption is this to tell a splinter political group that promises wealth redistribution and

velopment of the zune >> you could argue that he overpaid for skype and nokia, as well.ng against themselves. steve, i think this is great. he is buying a lifestyle, he's buying something to do for the rest of his career. i think it is great for professional sports. it is the driving force behind media today. the prices you can get for sports contest. >> is such a big personality, we remember when he would fire up the troops and wave his arms around and do the chicken dance. >> the owners still have to work on it. >> bloomberg surveillance continues on bloomberg television. >> good morning. it is friday, may 30. you are "in the loop." ribas.s. may demand bnp pa to pay to settle federal and state investigations. they are accused of violating a u.s. sanctions. former microsoft ceo steve ballmer is hooping it up. he has won the bid of more -- bidding war for the l.a. clippers. s will eliminate more than 11,000 jobs. that is 3% of its workforce. we begin with a bloomberg exclusive. target is still reeling from that data breach last year. that left vulnerable 40 million credi

nokia with apple and samsung constantly battling in court.e in a while. >> i forgot about nokia. >> ford. a new ceo coming on in july. >> mark fields coming up. >> finally, this one is a shameless plug. tom keene is the biggest winner of the week. he gets to hang out with adam johnson. >> present that? -- who sent that? >> alan krueger, thanks for joining us this morning. bloomberg surveillance continues. ♪ >> good morning. jobs stay in america yet again. america yetin again. you are "in the loop." alan krueger is in the house/ . we will be joined by mohamed el-erian. here is a look at the top headlines. u.s. probably created 218,000 jobs last month. the jobless rate is expected to fall 0.1%. warren buffett's fan club is gathering. buffett will answer questions for more than five answers. -- hours. stephanie ruhle just spoke with steve wynn.

make that part of their company so perhaps that is one of the reasons to build, he has to deal with nokia. stuart: has this guy got it? charles: out the gate got it, the charisma, to say they're opposed pc world is a revelation. a company that is so pc centric for so long, that is the admissions deans you credibility when you go out and talk about other things in the future. right now he is exciting. stuart: he did an interview at the code conference where he came out with we are going to build the next big thing and he shocked bill gates into the sideline. what role does he play? and not much. kind of out of the picture. we will see how this guy does but you are right, out of the gate he got the stock to $40 a share. charles: you cannot underestimate what a celebrity ceo can buy a company time. hewlett-packard had a giant missed last week, stocks should have been down 20%. was down about 9% in the pre-market, all of a sudden been meg whitman turned on the charm and stock ended up on friday, the biggest mover in the s&p. it had been the worst loser, it was the biggest winner. stuart: when

nokia is planning to invest $100 areion in companies that involved in automotive technology. -- in mobile technology. leader of the opposition says the takeover may not be in the national interest. otherliband says no company will approve of the merger. its bid forsweeten astrazeneca. astra ejected the bid on friday. chinese yuan retailer wants to give a group of insiders exclusive rights to nominate a majority of the board. alibaba plans to give all shares equal weight as a result. we will take a break. see you in a moment. ♪ >> welcome back. you are watching "the pulse. go space innovation. elon musk has been leaving a push to reach space. we got a look at in nasa competition deciding who will build america's next shuttle. time we were racing into space, it was about national pride. >> the eagle has landed. >> this time, its about money. the international space station is a near zero gravity laboratory dedicated to scientific research. the end of nasa's shuttle program with only one way to get russia. >> is embarrassing that the has left these rights to russia. nasa won't be making it,

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. >> talk to me also, is there any sort of nokia magic in here, or is that too early in the relationship? >> probably too early for this particular release, but they bring a lot of strength for us and design creativity, manufacturing creativity, operations capability. so we've already had a lot of discussions with the new folks who come over. in the new mobility team about surface and how we get better, how we work across surface and phones. so it's kind of an exciting time now. >> you come from x-box, which is the most successful hardware thing microsoft has ever done. what do you bring from x-box to this? what sort of experiences have worked out well? >> well, one of the best we've had that i think applies to our overall position in the company was that it wasn't until we built that we understood the magic of hardware and software to do breakthrough gaming that delights gamers everywhere. that sort understanding about the complete experience, that's what brings us here. >> the corporate vice president of devices and studio marketing for microsoft with corey johnson. well, c.e.o. john c

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share or will this be another failed attempt to try and compete for rivals such as apple, samsung and nokia? blackberry used to have 70 plus market share in this sector. used to. jaguar financial chairman and ceo. because you are the bull, you think this may be away for blackberry to get its muscle back. why? >> absolutely. the key as we have a transformational ceo, an enormous difference focusing on niche plays and niche market. indonesia, southeast asia, india, vietnam, places like that, those are niche places like renova has been successful at. liz: and now let's go to michael. shoveling sand against the tide? >> i agree is a transformational ceo. the transformation are going to see overtimes is this company getting out of the phone market. liz: why would he released a brand-new phone right now if he was getting out of the phone market? >> the only places they are doing well at all our markets like venezuela, indonesia. i think this is the right strategy for now. but i think it is only a matter of time until those markets end up looking like our market in the canadian market where people

microsoft bought nokia.e all fighting really hard for what are increasingly scarce profits in that area, too. incomes charges lenovo, already in about fourth spot in smartphone shipment. chinese companies, though, very competitive in the area. i think lenovo's big challenge won't come necessarily from the existing players. of course, they'll be fighting hard for their space. p other chinese makers. huawei. we can give you smartphones, but you won't have to pay too much for them. >> that's the point. lenovo sales so far of smartphones, mostly in china, other areas in asia, eastern europe. what is their product like? can they crack the west. >> their product is pretty good. these things are beginning to look very similar. you pick up a smartphone these days. you'll find it very difficult if you're not particularly -- to find the difference between a samsung android and lenovo android or htc android and so on. what lenovo has to o do is two things. "a," compete on price. that may not be too difficult. "b," it's

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can he turn around mobile with nokia, can he turn around surface?t's definitely putting a boulder uphill in terms of what he's trying to do, but i think he's taking steps in the right direction. we saw surface as a more competitive product, but he took over the cleveland browns. he's trying to turn it around, okay? it's going to take time. i think you're starting to see some optimism. he has the breath of fresh air as we saw the decade with balance mer. >> and anybody buying the surface? do they sell any? >> i walked through times square i i think i saw one guy with maybe the surface. is this going to be the catalyst? i think the injure is still out. >> thank you very much. >> they're going to sell a few. >> i also like the writing on it like a notepad with a pen feature as well. dan and jon, thank you so much. >>> we've been talking about the economy a lot today. it doesn't seem to gain traction, but most economists would not call this a recession, but bill griffeth, you'll have somebody already saying we are in a recession. >> and he's looking at

so has nokia. i like both of them. a two the-fer for a man from stoetsberry.s a guy i worked with at jpmorgan. nice house. let's go to john. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> what's up? >> caller: how are you doing? >> fine. how are you? >> caller: good. good. my question is newgold. >> no. we ruled out buying these gold companies because they were so disappointing. we want gold, we do gld. i'm going to doug in texas. doug. >> caller: everything's bigger in texas boo-yah. >> i want to go to the permian boo-yah right back. what's up? >> caller: southwest airlines is going to get the shackles taken off their landing gear in five months at love field. is this a reason to buy and go long haul -- >> candidly, i like love -- i love love. that would be sollin cystic. but what i do think and this is important is that american air is the one to own and then delta and then spirit and only then southwest. how about noah in florida? noah also plays for the bulls. noah. >> caller: a boo-yah coming at you from the university of central florida. >> oh, man, a power. wasn't a power

the june quarter is historically one of their best quarters but you have the nokia deal closing. that will hurt the income side. you got to wonder how much did they push revenue in to the previous quarters to try to have good numbers for steve balmer's last quarter. i would be nervous about this june. >> microsoft has had a pretty decent run. it is up 6% -- >> it's not expensive. it pays a dividend. >> it is okay. >> it is a stable name. >> that's the problem with microsoft. it is just okay. it's all right. >> not everyone is a go-go growth investor. some people want dividends. unfortunately in a tech name, the cash flow is the -- cash flows are hard to predict. they're going to be variable. it is not a safety play. >> off that last quarter if they lay an egg off that last quarter which was historic by whatever metric you want to use, this stock will be beaten mercilessly. won't it? they should know that, i would think. >> it is possible. yeah. not mercilessly because it is microsoft. but the new board member is bringing to the table in terms of his ability to drive change and pe

apple just poached one of nokia's important engineers in figuring out how to do better cameras.pixels versus lens quality. what do you want to see come out of this to make your product better? >> well, mega pixels to me don't matter as much as say the quality of the actual image. i love apple's approach with staying within the mega pixel range, because, a, the file size is low. we're only running 64 gigs on the phone. you don't want to run out of space. and, two, having the technology perfected for low light. eight is really all we need. >> is it going to be a partner to instagram? >> the entire community of photographers use apps, i'm one of them. i bounce between apps, great photos for instagram. yeah, i don't see it as a competitor at all. instagram is really a community. >> it is. and it has surprised everyone with the growth it's seen in a few years. your favorite filter by the way on instagram is? >> it's one of the first. it's early bird. >> really? >> created by the co-founder. >> rise is my favorite. it makes my bad pictures brighter. i'm forever indebted, as is my fami

nokia plans to invest $100 million in smart card technology. planning to fit into its map business.ntinue on the corporate line. are watchingny we is siemens. the reorganization is leaking out. logistics the sale of and airplane infrastructure unit. talk to me about the strategy. >> it is going to be a big week for cmis because you know on wednesday we have the strategy review which is coming up. we went here for the first time what they would do in terms of re-organizing siemens. what we hear now is the story that our reporters in munich closer tomens coming selling its airport infrastructure business. this is basically a baggage handling business. 900 milliont earned euros. the margin on it was in the mid-single digits. he wants to left the margin right across siemens' board he could have been lagging in they have been lagging behind general electric. siemens will like to get some of alstons' assets. >> how does it fit into the overall strategy and what is are we expecting from siemens? >> the overall strategy is to lift the margin. the markets seem to have had, i should say confi

nokia plans to spend 100 million dollars backing companies that develop intelligent hard technology, of elon musk and google. i am looking at jpmorgan. the u.s. bank says that wall street's trading slump has deepened and could last until the second quarter. this is according to a new regulatory filing. >> pfizer reports first-quarter profits that the analyst estimates. pfizer is trying to buy astrazeneca for one of the biggest deals ever. it was not able to do so now because of the rules the surrounding its offer. b/e aerospace. no decision has been made. >> your number one stock to watch, target. regain is working to loyalty. will now serve as the interim ceo while they seek a permanent replacement. we see the opening bell. we are going to go to the call on the markets. we will bring in stuart freeman. he is bullish on the stocks. a good morning. job did you make of this number on friday? positive numbers up front, but when you dig deeper, we does not going up. people leaving the workforce. what did you think? is a positive. we are seeing job growth. we are seeing jobs coming up and

despite remarks from nokia's. opinion polls in south africa. he remains on track to tennessee he also gets the majority of votes in this election and during the one province that is not currently governed by a b and c could we see surprises. the diocese were pretty upset that they had all the time of listening to it at that pt thousand and nine and a half trying to reinvigorate get caught in this province to try. that sounds all the dives a day the opposition democratic alliance will continue to rule the province of asia we do not cry. in addition poppins. as the surprises of the country the opposition had a lot of money and resources into the house and province the economic crisis of epic with their children's lives as their faces. and i think that the initial expectations that they could create some sort of surprised they are greedy and see right down to below fifty percent of the thoughts and visions the opposition to the iaea and you'll often hear it all makes some interesting content that probably should still remain in a nz hands if you l

people don't wear, you know, a nokia.g a freakin' motorola flip. >> but it started off slowly, didn't it? but it got bigger and bigger and then the snowball effect and suddenly everyone had these headphones on. >> it started in the right place and that's the adopters, culture, taste makers, you know, influencers. those cats. the ones that tech people ignore. right. you have tech and then you culture. and you have tech culture but then you have pop culture. so pop culture is not logical. it's just emotional. we -- you do things because it makes you feel good. >> and certainly you should think of the beats product as an accessory. many reviewers find it's very poor quality for the money they charge but as will.i.am was saying it's more of an accessory than a fashion item. interesting nonetheless. >>> still ahead, hollywood has been in love with u.s. president barack obama for years, right? what did the latest big and small screen productions say about those feelings now? plus, 91 years old, he is a treasure icon of the worl

i know people with nokia hand sets so surely they will move into the smart phone market soon.a getting able to take advantage of apple's move. next, you'll be doing "on the move." >> we'll be ack after a short break. -- back after a short break. ♪ welcome to "on the move." francine lacqua will be joining us later. we are just moments away from the start of european trading. the market scene is everything covered from companies to currencies. let's kick things off with you, jonathan ferro. matters because you cannot blame the weather anymore. we are actually expecting a bit of a rebound. a lot of people will be disappointed because what on earth will they blame it on this time. >> speaking of big ones, a big offer from pfizer. >> if anyone comes in to spoil this offer, he may indeed offer a lower price. i will bring that to you a little bit later. they are really cranking up the pr machine to get the deal done, anna. >> our international correspondent is in berlin. hans, you're on the other side of the frenzy watching bayer and merck. >> we are expecting a deal to come in the c

take a look at canon and nokia.to buy, the camera maker, the challenge has been that market share has been eaten up because of smart phones. detective snap with your smart phone. nikon is a saying that a better choice. -- you can snap with your smart phone. 5.5%.is hello kitty, of 2724. good today. it was cut to neutral. you take a look at those 11 analysts are saying. 66.are looking at 40 areupside from where we right now. the say in japan. we aren't looking at -- we are looking at the stable. de-listed. 8% premium. and sony shares, will get more details in a bit. just under 1700. selling the playstation soon. free-trade zone in china. it is based on a statement. i will send it back to you, john. >> david mentioned sony's global fight turning to a new battleground which happens to be china. the world's largest game maker. >> i am not sure the biggest the game. i am the most interested in covering gaming. . >> david plays the game. chris i be poured on it and how it is looking to compete head to head with microsoft.

crossd to see the soviets checks and nokia. president carter shawl soviets go into afghanistan. jr. saw george invaded by russia, and others in the neighborhood had faced aggression in recent years. in none of those cases was there an american response that would somehow magically roll back what had happened. in none of those cases was there something that would not be subject to a law that put advocating about what we could or could not do. it is important to say what are interests here, what are the things that we need to be willing to do in response to this kind of action, and to find a way to build consensus because one of the things that serves us best as a country in issues like this is when we are able to find consensus over what we could do, isuld do, even if there debate about tactics. for all the critics we're hearing now about what policy choices have been made, they are primarily waiting about tactics. there are not a lot of able advocating for military action to roll back a russian annexation of a piece of ukraine. that said, this is a pretty only ofs violation, not int

two-track nokia and surface stream as well. >> the surface is one of those products where i think ifch tv, you feel like russell wilson is in your house. a huge number of ads for surface. and you keep thinking it's going to break out because of the marketing muscle of microsoft. the xbox has broken out. this product has not yet broken out. >> one reason people say, they're coming in just as tablets are flattening out. >> peaking. everyone says tablets are peaking. i would be careful. i think the stock is inexpensive because i think that they're de-emphasizing windows. a lot of the good things going. >> and you give nadella good marks so far? >> i think they're going to try a lot of things, breaking with the past. i like the cfo, amy hood. i like the stock. i like the stock because they've got the balance sheet to take action and xbox is an amazing franchise and don't play it up enough. >> we don't talk as often now about potentially breaking up some of the units. splitting off. >> this man is capable of breaking from the past. he does have mark pen, kind of a strategist, but mark is

. >> i think microsoft might have been happy he bought the clippers as opposed to nokia. >> that raises an interesting question. would there be a better return from the clippers and perhaps so. >> yeah. >> by the way, you know what, salesforce.com, ballmer and benioff not that close. what happened? steve goes and buys the clips and salesforce.com partnership. >> not a done deal yet given the relations. the clippers between sterling and his wife and the nba and how that's going to fig per in here. not yet -- >> kitchen table discussion. >> money talks. >> when we come back, nfl rookies in the business of football. we'll talk to the quarterback of the minnesota vikings, teddy brid bridgewater first pick in the nfl draft ha who has done more to win games. >> not marcus smith, the defensive end, our first pick from the eagles is not in. all right. never mind. >> also, at 11:00 a.m. eastern pop star black eyed peas front man will.i.am, the deal from apple to buy the company. a lot from most pine in a minute. in a world that's changing faster than ever, we believe outshining the competition t

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we can bring these lovely nokia devices that will be able to put in there and go down to up to 100 metersthe brightest in hollywood use such as james cameron. we have the red dragon 6 k resolution camera. that is nine times what hd can bring you in resolution. as well as the housings and the top cameramen in our team. tom hamilton and matt ferraro who will bring back live and magical pictures from mission 31. >> they will be phenomenal. >> you mentioned twitter and facebook. will you be able to communicate to facebook and twitter? >> i can't get wifi in my kitchen. you are getting it 60 feet below the surface. >> that's a wonderful point. for the first time ever, we are able to invite the world in real time on a cousteau expedition. that was never available before. in the only under sea laboratory in the world, we have wifi. we are able to talk to you like we're doing right now from under water. >> so, we hope, of course, everything goes well. in the case of an emergency, what is the plan? >> there are a lot of plans. depends on the emergency. whether it is a physiological emergency or wh

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