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joining us is our bloomberg intelligence analyst anand srinivasan. thank you so much for joining us. are these numbers good? not so good? >> it is rather unremarkable. large companies particularly in tech when there is a turnaround, two steps forward and one step back. this was not genetically forward moving. >> more sideways? >> sideways, yes. the devil is in the details. more importantly, the consumer side of the pc business which has not seen growth in a long time had a very good quarter, 8% year-over-year growth. >> how would you rate meg whitman's turnaround plan so far. she said to give her five years. what grade would you give her? >> this was a complicated, large and ever multifaceted from a turnaround perspective. she has executed well so far. she has communicated well as well on that front. one step at a time. thus far they have been well communicated as well. >> would you say that is a beat? >> it's hard to grade on that scale. when you post revenue numbers, i would call that a complete success. >> what about these new products? 3-d printe

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there was only one choice was to cut so we cut 80% of our staff anand went down to 26 people. that was at the end of 2001. it was a difficult time. >> i love readading the headlins describing you as a former lawyer, 33-y-year-old armor lawr living in his parents basement. from desk drawer to 1.5 billion dollars, everyone loves this story. you're almost a clichÉ. my favorite description is your own descscription of yourself of the time when you said you were the george costanze e of the dot com era. you had to move into your parents. >> it stop living at home but i went to college away from school. later on, i was doing it because it was a necessity. i did not think a salary for all more -- almo three years. there is our sacrifices and entrepreneur needs to make. >> d you look back at the time and say i blew it? >> of course, it was not just taking a salalary. i had signed up to about $800,000 idebt. you cannot pay it off. too many companies nowadays like instagram or whaapp are created in two or three years for billions of dollars whh is great for them. we all want to be like

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you cannot say that anand not te action to follow up on it.ile it may be a coalition of the willing, natneeds to be seen as willing to work on this. i do not t think airstrikes will deal with the problem. >> especially with the number of westerners that have been fightingnd dying. much has and made of the fact that fully's executioner was speaking wh a british accent. >> as i look at this from the outside, what troubles me is the lack of connection and all of these issues, including be perception in asia of the west's capacity to address the crisis of the 21st-century. for nato, their whole theme is, europe whole and free. afghanistan operation was the first out of area operation. what is the legacy of that? will they ever go out a very again and under what terms? you just mentioned europeans going to point isis and beheading americans. which feeds back into their law enforcement and homela security establishments in a very adverse way. we could be in fighting at levels within nato and playing point defense, if i can put it that way, without t

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anand africa fashions in london. >>> so the u.s. president has vowed to continue the fight against the islamic state group in northern iraq saying the problem will not be solved in a matter of weeks. barack obama said he was surprised by the rapid mostment group. the president said politicians in baghdad need to form an unity government to deal with the threat. >> if these terrorists threaten our facilities or our personnel legal take action to protect our people. we will continue to provide military assistance and advice to the iraqi government so the terrorists cannot establish a permanent safe-haven. we'll continue to work with the international community to deal with the growing humanitarian problem in iraq. countless iraqis have been driven or fled from their homes including many christians. this morning i spoke with prime minister cameron of the united kingdom and president hollande of france, and i'm pleased both leaders have supported our actions and will join us in providing humanitarian assistance to iraqi civilian who is

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anand the response was air strikes, bombs landing on empty, open ground.lence, apart from the sound of drones overhead. it does appear that there is a ceasefire in place. as i say, we haven't heard from the israelis yet. but there does seem to be a much firmer situation developing now. this is the first time we have had anything beyond three days in the way of a ceasefire, however, this is the eighth attempt at a truce. as far as the people go, well, they are in a state really, a surreal state whereby they are really now feeling realistically they want to see developments. they want to see results. and as far as the talks go, as i say, we are waiting to hear. jane. >> you say they want see developments. they want to see help. we know that the palestinian delegation that's been in egypt is returning. what can we expect from them? >> reporter: well, what we expect is this, that the palestinian delegation is now returning part of it going to row malrue mall, a part to the a strip. there will be consultations and then engaging in talks, we assume. as i say we

. >> i thin -- i think everybody a clear change of tone and operational activities yesterday anand i'll stand by the captain. >> there's a possibility (inaudible) (inaudible) what are we doing to prepare? >> i think there are a lot of steps along the way that are going to cause angst and pressure. that's natural here and appropriate, quite frankly. there was an officer involved and a young man killed. there is accurate real energy and so i think we'll look at those guideposts and engage he them accordingly. but we're hoping to make sure that during this process, this difficult, challenging process that there is focused energy and peace for businesses and people of this community. >> governor will the protesters be allowed to protest anywhere they want to protest or for their own safety -- will there be a location? >> operational, i just don't know. >> what is the reaction to (inaudible). >> we're focused on the responsibilities we have here. >> governor right here. >> i'm sorry, i'm sorry. >> looking at ferguson in the way that it has blown up i guess, how can you look at these other in

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. >> bloomberg intelligence analyst anand srinivasan, thank you as always for stopping by. coming up, twitter taking action to remove video and photos of james foley's death. should companies like twitter and google be involved in blocking news? we discussed next. ♪ >> i'm emily chang and this is on bloombergst" television, radio, streaming on your tablet and on bloomberg.com . the killing of journalist james from has caused concern silicon valley to the white house. president obama took a break from his vacation to speak about the execution. around theand allies world, we share a common security and a common set of values rooted in the opposite of what we saw yesterday. we will continue to confront this hateful terrorism and replace it with a sense of hope and civility. that is what jim foley stood for. to graphic videos and images posted online, twitter started to block images of the beheading and suspended some user accounts. says we are actively suspending accounts as we discover them related to the graphic imagery. the video of that execution was posted on youtube but

anand a devastating flood hits. an >> diplomatic efforts aimed at ending the current crisis in d gaza is underway with both sides upholding the trust. palestinians in gaza has have used the pause in fighting to gather much needed supplies. water is running out and there is increasing disease. $5billion will be needed to repair the damage. >>> in new york the u.n. assembly is calling for all sides of the conflict to find a lasting solution. >>> more officials arrive in egypt where a long-term truce is being discussed. more than 9,000 have been injured an over 200,000 have been children. and over 200,000 are taking shelter in u.n. shelters. >> let me be clear. the mere suspicion of militant activity does not justify jeopardizing the lives and safety of thousands of independent civilians. the humanitarian national law requires protection of civilian and civilian facilities including u.n. staff and u.n. premise. >> life in gaza will never be the same. we have reports from gaza city on the terrible toll the war has had o

showers and thunrstorms isolated in the afternoon anand keep the air conditioner all week next week,,we'r going to be near through next fday with nighttime ♪ >>> welcome back to "good morning america" here at espn's "college gameday" in ft. worth, texas. a lot of excited fans for the big matchup between the florida state central knolls and oklahoma state but we're talking about the unveiling of the college football playoffs, so much energy, four teams will be playing at the end of the season to hoist that trophy and also talking with our espn analysts about making their season predictions and, dan, real quickly, did an unscientific poll. who here did not go to sleep last night? >> yeah. >> you were correct. >> i think that registers in at roughly 100%. thank you, paula. >> mid-98.5. >> also coming up, we should say paula that while you're out on the road you might want to come back soon, things are going off the rail in the studio. look at what sara haines was doing not long ago. this is sara doing the inexplicable we'll explain coming up in "pop news." ron, you missed this. i think y

anand and my those big nations in the region. you have egypt, turkey, iran, of big civilization in history. the biggest nascent -- nation in the region. none of us can be neglected for any kind of region and arrangement. i always believe that the iran tester correlation is crucial for stability in the region. also for relations with europe and the west which always can play a role here for a short time in syria there was a feud between iran and turkey. immediately recognize that this is not in their long-term interest. now they're trying to not desert the bilateral relations because of the syrian issue. iraq definitely is. i mean, but whether they officially, the iranians are americans officially stated and not, you cannot deny the current terrorism is a threat to iran and the u.s. we cannot deny that iran and the u.s. both are avoiding further u.s. political intervention in the region. i mean, before it was different. now they have a common understanding, washington and tehran, they both want to avoid further u.s. military inter

. >> please welcome to the stage steve clemons and anand giridharadas. >> nice to see you all again. >> how you doing? great. >> i think we should bring this conversation back down to earth. thank you so much for joining us today. i don't know if all of you have noticed, but in 2 lobby, not only do we have curiosity down there but we have copies of ynond's book. it is a deep -- it is a deep book. i know i had mentioned to you before, for me, it was kind of a life of pie meets true man capote's "in cold blood." can you give us an overview of what the book is about. >> so all of you remember 9/11 and the feverish days after 9/11 when we were all kind of in a frenzy and that loop of the planes hitting the towers was over and over again on the tv. and you will also remember that the weeks after that, a few unsophisticated, perhaps deranged, angry people went around arab hunting. as some of them called it. this book is about one of those self-styled true american, as he called himself, arab slayers. he went to three different gas stations in dallas, texas, shot the clerk behind each of th

>> in a way it makes this idea of imagining things for ourselves this kind of nebulous anand this worldere we're bombarded with visual stimuli, there are very few places other than dreaming that we get a feeling of occupying a metaphysical realm. so it's special this that regard. we text pictures to each other, see pictures on the internet and everything is visual. so it's nice to think of this more, as i put it, kind of amophous place. it becomes more precious. >> brown: what we see when we read and covers. peter mendelsund. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> ifill: we have a photo gallery of peter mendelsund's work, on our art beat page. again, the major developments of the day: ukraine accused russia of invading its territory, the u.s. and other powers said moscow has "outright lied" about its actions, but president obama ruled out a military response. the president also tried to tamp down talk of military action against islamic state fighters in syria. he said, "we don't have a strategy" yet. the world health organization reported the death toll in the west african eb

together and move it forward but i hope very much that we will be able to make progress and the advice anand counsel of all of you that are here and some of whom have been very helpful in the legislation as well as in the testimony is something that we are all very grateful for and i think senator flake, senator hatch, senator coons and myself have put considerable efforts to address different aspects of the problem and i'm confident that we will all continue to work together and making the best products in the world and expanding your business is. thank you very much. the hearing will stay open for an additional week for anybody that wishes to add anything but subject to that, we are adjourned.

anand counsel of all of you that are here and some of whom have been very helpful in the legislation as well as in the testimony is something that we are all very grateful for and i think senator flake, senator hatch, senator coons and myself have put considerable efforts to address different aspects of the problem and i'm confident that we will all continue to work together and making the best products in the world and expanding your business is. thank you very much. the hearing will stay open for an additional week for anybody that wishes to add anything but subject to that, we are adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] .. >> coming up next, today's editioaddition of washington toe we asked viewers if they thought president obama should travel to ferguson, missouri. we look at items in this morning's newspapers. this is about 45 minutes. >> host: some are asking the president should had to ferguson, missouri himself in order to call the situation there. and mark a path for. the hill newspaper reports the white house has ruled out sending the president to fer

anand and my those big nations in the region.you have egypt, turkey, iran, of big civilization in history. the biggest nascent -- nation in the region. none of us can be neglected for any kind of region and arrangement. i always believe that the iran tester correlation is crucial for stability in the region. also for relations with europe and the west which always can play a role here for a short time in syria there was a feud between iran and turkey. immediately recognize that this is not in their long-term interest. now they're trying to not desert the bilateral relations because of the syrian issue. iraq definitely is. i mean, but whether they officially, the iranians are americans officially stated and not, you cannot deny the current terrorism is a threat to iran and the u.s. we cannot deny that iran and the u.s. both are avoiding further u.s. political intervention in the region. i mean, before it was different. now they have a common understanding, washington and tehran, they both want to avoid further u.s. military interv

inside of "the new york times," the reverend al sharpton in a profile, "a slimmed-down favor is anand his .xpansive style trade-in medallions he has transformed himself into the white house civil rights leader of choice, and incessantly televised pundit and a poster child for a strict diet of salad in juice. in new york he says you are competing with times square it leads, you have to be 300 pounds and crazy for attention. then you refine yourself. i always knew that under the track suits was a slimmer, more dignified man. he gets the space that he used to take up. his phone conversations with the white house, evolving over the years, the full story is available inside of today's "new york times." your party woo african-american voters and candidates? we can't? were you doing? is brian lamb still alive? this is become the most racially divisive program in the history of television. yesterday you invite a flawed conservative republican -- there are a thousand black republicans you could have invited, but you invite armstrong williams. you have a race show with 40%, 50% people calling i

it's my belief we are going to be dramatically under 3% of gdp if we keep this path in fact, anand in 15 seconds, what are or allies doing in nato? are the people we fight with spending more or less in the next 10 years on defense? >> in seven seconds, let's. >> our allies are spending less. it really sequestration in fact, we could be well below what we spend in time of peace. do you consider -- what's the likelihood the war on terror will be over in the next decade, admiral? >> we think that we're going to have to continue to suppress, contain, defeat al-qaeda until it collapses of its own internal contradictions and is going to take some time, absolutely. >> let's plan for the worst, right? thank you. >> thank you, senator graham. senator blumenthal. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you both for being here today. thank you both for your extraordinary service to our nation. i would agree with my good friend senator graham and his assessment that we are on a path to repeal the very unfortunate and unwise cola cuts in retiree pensions that were a flaw in the budget agreement. i w

anand the volatility in the numbers is something that the administration remains concerned about. and it is why we have taken some steps within the executive branch to reprogram the funds and decode additional resources to the border and even though we see a decline in the rate we need to made sure if and when the volatility is reintroduced into the numbers start to go back up we want to make sure that we are ahead of the curve. it's also why we are continuing to urge the congress to take action to provide additional resources to ensure the federal government has the necessary resources to deal with the problem and the congress (-left-paren without acting on that specific request that was in the administration for the additional resources that we are hopeful that when they returned they will take steps to provide those resources. as it relates to the president committed to acting in a letter late to address the problems of the broken immigration system i would say a few things about that. first congress failure and house republicans failure in particular to take action on the comm