this is the view that vince scully has every night in l.a.cool. >> eric: if you think about it, he's a living breathing google. there isn't anybody else that's been around as far as baseball is concerned. you think of the los angeles dodger that's ever played hire. but when someone has a run for a job of 30-plus years, you're saying that's run. my dad just turned 65 this year and vince scully has been broadcasting for the dodgers my dad's entire life. that boggles my mind. a two-out single for adrian gonzalez. the drop-down. he said one of the things he was most looking forward to was actually getting a taste of it, finding out what stories scully's mentioned and wondering how he actually got the information about it. >> eric: he is the best, no question about it. having an opportunity to play in l.a. and having vin call my name. that's something i'll always remember. >> justin: matt kemp, first pitch swinging foul down the third base line. 12-2. "baseball night in america" here on fox. the pirates took the first two games of the series, won

when john-google scully ran apple.resting, what does google need to do to be more cohesive like apple? >> we have had a good window on both companies because apple had its developer conference and googled finished up their developer conference this week. i see both companies in very strong positions but going in different directions longer-term. apple has done a great job of integrating its products and taking it to the next level. that isilding a future about platforms on top of platforms. they are moving into health kits, streaming music and various other verticals. google is also adding these platform on platforms. they announced a number this week, everything from home to auto to fitness. isre the two are different that apple builds these beautiful products with no compromises that are highly integrated and google is going for a creative leap because they have endless cash flow coming from where they have a monopoly. we think it will be about smart personalized systems. more of aat google is set of add-ons. does go

i would say i am more like margaret scully than bonnie. she is a little scary.ot afraid to play here because like to be big and bold and the comedy is large and i am not afraid of that. i attribute that to my theater training, growing up doing ofces and all those sort comedy of errors and going back and forth from different styles was nervouscause i about doing that. i was doing "masters of sex" and i had to go do the "mom" pilate. once i got on the set and was ath anna and chuck,, i am in different world than i can exist in this world, too. that chuck has given a story lines that allow us to be pretty emotional and a half hour with the issues we deal with and i am grateful to him for that because otherwise it tends to be that format. high andit exists at a there is not a lot of variance and deep lows and i love that he is letting us do that with a different issue, the issues we are tackling. tavis: this is a question i should ask of chuck but since he is not here i will ask you. how do you have a comedy that does allow you to do with that sort of emotion and he

. >> even when apple has been at its most screwed up, john scully was its ceo and that was not the worst. >> one could argue. >> scully was so focused on getting pcs into businesses instead of letting it grow in education and places where they were doing well. >> now it is not pcs, but the internet probably. we are seeing innovation across industries in the internet. almost every business is an internet business even if it is not about being a startup in the internet space. apple needs to embrace that innovation and extend what they are about by being more open. >> is that is why newco is so focused on going to the companies in the different cities? >> getting inside the companies, sharing information, collaborating. that happens when people connect in small settings like inside offices instead of big ballrooms where everything is a bit overly produced. >> this may not bode well for apple, but we will see. john battelle, great to have you. chief creative officer and founder of newco. >> malware west develop to steal millions of dollars but how did this guy stay under the radar? the futur

for dodger fans it was also made all the more exciting by the call of vince scully, his 65th season incalling his 19th no-hitter. >>> one of the reasons you buy a hog is to hear that unmistakable sound, but harley davidson's newest product line doesn't really make a sound. they have come out with a prototype of their first ever all-electric motorcycle. they will make a few at first and road test and refine them. test model is a rocket ship, 0 to 60 in about four seconds with no shifting. only sound you would hear is the hum of the transmission. it's a gamble for harley because there's no market yet for full-size electrics, but they are hoping to make one of their own. >>> these are eventful days in spain. first off they have a new king, filipe, son of juan carlos, became the new king when the head of the lower house of spain's parliament proclaimed long live the king, long live spain. king filipe's father juan carlos took the throne after francisco franco died back in '75. his son, the new king is 46, married to a former television journalist. now to the bad news, spain, the defending

that has been the case that steve scully's has been making. not only am i a proven conservative, someone who chairs this 170 member organization which has been the conservative part b of the gop -- conservative heartbeat. with the goal state guys regularly. he says, look, not only do i bring these conservative ideas to the table, but i also understand these geographical concerns that many of our members of the house gop have. he wants to be there boys as well. that is an effective argument he has been able to make. i think that is why he finds himself heading into this contest as the front-runner. when describe for viewers and where these elections take place. guest: there is a fabled meeting room in the basement of the house capital. onee are usually at least big meeting a week. there can be multiple meetings per day during times like these. members will gather behind closed doors, sometimes with a staff member or two. when they get behind closed doors am a that is where the balloting will take place. chairwoman will take a roll call in alpha

that has been the case that steve scully's has been making.t only am i a proven conservative, someone who chairs this 170 member organization which has been the conservative part b of the gop -- conservative heartbeat. with the goal state guys regularly. he says, look, not only do i bring these conservative ideas to the table, but i also understand these geographical concerns that many of our members of the house gop have. he wants to be there boys as well. that is an effective argument he has been able to make. i think that is why he finds himself heading into this contest as the front-runner. when describe for viewers and where these elections take place. guest: there is a fabled meeting room in the basement of the house capital. onee are usually at least big meeting a week. there can be multiple meetings per day during times like these. members will gather behind closed doors, sometimes with a staff member or two. when they get behind closed doors am a that is where the balloting will take place. chairwoman will take a roll call in alphabet

steve scully's killed it in his calisey -- steve s killed it, without mincing words.e tension on to the leadership side. but i think you did an excellent job in terms of getting people behind him for this vote. >> he is from the first district of louisiana, he is a disciple of the governor of louisiana. what is his support within the tea party? let's be direct. is he a key party type? >> -- tea party type? >> i don't think he is part of the group that wants to burn the whole thing down. he has been head of the republican study committee, which is the core conservative group in the house. he has worked well with leadership, particularly over the last year. he worked very well with eric cantor. this idea that he is the kind of guy who was going to shut the government down -- is he more in line with them ideologically? yes, but he is a worker and he understands that things do need to go forward. i don't think this idea that he is majorly problematic is an accurate one. >> i think you are dead on, phil. what fascinates me is a roman catholic from louisiana in a party with

tomorrow on the program, john scully will join us, of course, former apple chairman, chief executiveof duty at pepsi cola as well. john sculley with us tomorrow. scarlet? >> looking forward to it. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm scarlet fu with tom keene and adam john sofpble our guest host, carly fiorina, former c.e.o. of h.p. let's start off with company news from the files of "bloomberg west with the. google trying to grab your remote again. they'll unveil the new tv set top box today in san francisco, according to "the wall street journal." the device will run movies, game, and other content with android. google has swung and missed with previous television gadgets and never really caught on. toyota's first hydrogen-fueled cell car will cost $69,000. it will go on sale next april in japan. the car is about the size a camry. toyota is betting on hydrogen technology to make zero-emission vehicles, but the founder of tesla, elon musk, says it's a bad bet. and users of exchange online were without email tuesday for almost nine hours while they waited for microsoft to fix it. ma

scully a sender that they have too much discretion.had members of the banking community saying there was too little discretion and arbitrary lines of demarcation within the bill. i have two areas i would like you to talk about today. one is the living wills. what you're doing on the major institutions to find if they fall apart how you're going to take them apart, and second, i want you to talk about the gse. i'm one of those that thinks with proper underwriting the gse's work very well and the the markets will come and go as they think they can make money in mortgages. there isn't a lot that has to be done with respect to the gse so i would like to talk about the willing will -- living will. with that i will yield back. >> the gentle man jokes about his ties. the honorable secretary of the department of treasury. secretary testified before our committee on a number of occasions. so i trust he needs no further introduction. the secretary's written statement will be included in the record. mr. secretary u. are recognized for your presen

republicans elected kevin mccarthy of california to be the next house majority leader and steve scully's to be the next majority scalise to be the next majority whip. after the results were announced, speaker boehner spoke with reporters. >> i want to congratulate two new members of our leadership team. kevin mccarthy is our new majority leader and steve scalise is our new majority whip. i want to thank my colleagues to participated in this election. focus on theto priorities of the american people. our job is to make sure we are doing everything we can to promote our economy, create more jobs and higher wages for the american people. let me turn it over to our new majority leader kevin mccarthy. foremost, i want to thank my constituents and my colleagues for the trust that they have instilled in me. .merica is struggling we are struggling within it -- with a staggering economy and so many are living paycheck to paycheck. they are looking for individuals that put people before politics. i make one promise. day towork every single make sure this conference has the courage to lead with the

. >> megan scully, defense and national security reporter. you can read more and follow her on twitter. thank you for the update. >> thank you. a house hearing with the administration decision to release five taliban prisoners in exchange for army sergeant bowe bergdahl. he was the last american service member held captive in afghanistan. members her from a soldier who served alongside surgeon bergdahl -- sergeant bergdahl. the hearing begins with the texas congressman ted poe. the subcommittee will come to order. without objection, all members will have five days to submit statements, questions, and materials for the record subject to the length am a limitation, in the rules. the purpose of the hearing is to hear more about sojourn -- sergeant bowe bergdahl and his exchange for five terrorist prisoners from guantanamo bay. let's hope the negotiators are not the same ones currently negotiating with iran over nuclear weapons. releasing five senior taliban commanders may put the lives of our senior servicemembers in americans around the world a