they are very expensive and hard to make. lg is the only one making that one. >> is it considered high technology anymore to make a television? >> yes. most televisions right now are computers. they are tvs that have ten core processors and the integrated function for the web, streaming. 4-k is huge and needs processing power. quantum dot is huge. and lg is unique in they have these led's. >> behind us it says 8k >> we are beyond 4-k now. these are prototypes. there is one sharp tv that is coming out and going to be stimulated but we are talking about stepping it up in resolution. if you think about it as the jump from standard to high definition this is four times the definition of high resolution. it is crystal clear and sort of the next wave. this is the first year more and more people. >> and i mentioned a couple years ago, 3d television was the big talk but it didn't seem to go anywhere. >> it did not. a lot of 3d televisions were sold because most had the features built-in. they didn't have a chose to buy them. i don't thi

and very accurate. that's different technology. but you'll see quantum dot. lg has a quantum dot right over here. >> let's look at it. >> why quantum dot exists is because o.l.e.d. is very expensive to make and to buy. so this is cheaper. it's based on an l.e.d./l.c.d. set but with an extra layer. so -- >> even the glass has become pretty high tech. >> right. yes. i don't know much about the glass. but, yeah. it seems like in the past few years they've done amazing things with antiglare technology. you can see here it's the quantum dot. these are quantum dots. >> ultra hd quantum dot. >> every company has -- well, quantum dot is the panel technology. that was the nanoparticle thing i talked about. that is basically the color tuning technology. and the reason it exists is because everybody wants to make an o.l.e.d. tv but they're prohibitively expensive to make and to buy. so this is based on l.e.d. or l.c.d. technology and it's much cheaper to make. l.c.d. is very, you know, a mature platform. people can sort of turn out l.c.d. tv's. that's why you can find them

. >> other manufacturers see vietnam as a good location, and lg and microsoft are also expanding here. with the ground in vietnam so fertile for high tech growth there will be fewer people working the fields and more punching the cotton cloths. al jazeera, hanoi. >> the annual religious holy known as the telephone festival of color has kicked off across india. people cover each other in colored pigment and in north india people beat men with wooden sticks all in the name of fun. more at www.aljazeera.com. >> adults can buy recreational marijuana legally in colorado today, and reformers hope it's the beginning of a wave that will sweep across america. but in places like louisiana in the southern united states legalization is off the agenda. the state has the country's highest incarceration rate. >> marijuana prosecutions are very common in louisiana.

problem for apple, it's competing in a crowded field of smart watches, but rivals such as motorola and lg. however, to date consumers haven't been too excited about smart watches, only 720,000 android wear devices shipped in 2014 according to research a firm analysis. but apple said its new watch isn't just a very accurate timepiece, it also lets users send messages read e-mails and answer calls right from their wrists. the watch is a fitness companion as well measuring calories and providing a snapshot of daily activity. the watch only works with an iphone 5 and higher. they think it could prove a big hit with apple loyalists. >> if you assume maybe 10%, 20%, 30% buy watches, you get into huge numbers. >> reporter: apple is betting if they compete and succeed in this market there's a lot of money on the line. the stock is up nearly 70% in the last 12 months. for "nightly business report," i'm josh >>> the job site career blitz. out with a list of the ten happiest jobs in america. the company used data from 25,000 reviews and rated satisfaction on things like surp port and management. her

you've already got samsung and lg making them. 5 million is going to be, 28 million this year.s going to sell 40 million of these devices. it's going to be fascinating to see them convince us that we need a smart watch. guy johnson: let's get more analysis on this. i read your notes this morning. >> i don't know what problem this is solving. i don't understand. people talk about this being a device. it's not. it's an accessory. it only works if you have an iphone in your pocket. what if you had to have a stopwatch in your pocket? guy johnson: why will people buy them? >> there will be a fashion dimension to this. there will be at market in asia. the fashion thing is telling. tim cook and his publicity tour says this is about fashion. they had the front page of vogue. the rumors i hear is that they bought 18 pages of vogue. they want to stamp the credentials around fashion. that feels very un apple. i think there are loads of luxury watches out there. i think we could name them. i'm not sure what problem this watch solves. i think the entry price is $350. that is a small price.

post passage of a national federal standard for nondiscrimination in the workplace were to target and lg bt individual to enter there work face on a daily basis or routine basis and say to them, i think your going to burn in hell because you are gay that would create liability for the employer and employee would have the ability to sue. an individual assertion of their religious beliefs and where that steps into harassment and the use of another employee. we see this in the context of sex as well. we have many individuals throughout the united states have sincerely held religious beliefs beverage -- are no boy in the workforce. only certain types of activities are appropriate for women, they deserve higher pay because there head of household. we allow for religious individuals to express those views in limited ways in the workplace, but when they are targeting an individual or they are acting in such a way that is actually providing women with lower salaries that result in harm to the individual that is where we draw distinction. >> i just note that on pages seven and eight of my testimo

problem for apple it's competing in a crowded field of smart watches with rivals such as motorola and lg. only 720,000 android wear devices shipped in 2013 according to research. but apple says it's new watch isn't just a very accurate time piece. it also lets users send messages, read e-mail and answer calls right from their wrist and it's a fitness companion as well. measuring calories and providing a snapshot of daily activity. it only works with an iphone 5 or higher. it could prove a big hit with apple loyalists. >> there's 400 million iphone owners out there and if 10% of them buy a watch you get to huge numbers potentially. >> apple is betting it can compete and succeed in this market. the stock is up nearly 70% in the past 12 months. for cnbc i'm josh lipton in san francisco. >> we want to hear from you here on worldwide exchange. what were you watching at the apple event yesterday? perhaps it was the price point, the look or the battery life of the am watch or new apple tv and tie up with hbo. >> if you want to join the conversation here we want to hear from you. get in touch. e

who have brothers, sisters, friends or close relatives who are members of the lg b t or have reproductive --. we stand up for and support or lg b t community and honor and celebrate those who choose to bring life into this world. it's particularly challenging that these events are coming at a time when so many people inside and outside of the community has been inspired by pope francis. a pope who has delivered a message of simplicity and service to this church. who am i to judge? a pope who has not changed church teachings but has drastically changed the tone of the church and how it pressures the approach of church teachings. inclusion and dialogue with the exclusionry and authoritative tone which marks recent communications. more over the hot button topics which are the focus of these communications almost all relating to sexualty is what the church spouses. where are the key components for this church? respect all people, especially those marginalized in our community. respect in particular those affected by race or poverty. combatting the gun violence and equality. the message is coming from pope francis an

you've got to go against rivals like motorola and lg there hasn't been that much excitement, melissa, about this product category. only about 720,000 android wear devices shipped in 2014, for example. but apple obviously confident it can compete and win in this space. i should also mention i just had a chance to sit down and speak with apple's eddie cue. of course, more news today. apple tv getting cut down to $69. and the new partnership, hbo streaming now coming exclusively to apple devices that means you can watch "game of thrones" if you want on apple tv, iphone, and ipads. melissa, back to you. >> all right, thank you very much, josh lipton, outside of the apple event. pete najarian, was today the day to sell the stock? >> no, i don't believe so. i do agree with gene munster who you had on power lunch when he was talking about some of his information. i'm not saying either of us are right. i'm hoping we're wrong. i've been long this stock what seems forever. i'm hoping for this. he talked about 8 million in terms of the iwatch. that's somewhere closer to where i would be right no

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and still climb lg. l go through it and show you how warm it's going to get in your neighborhood. right now, katy zachary is standing by. >> good morning, bill. it's clear on the roads right now. we're going to take a live look at 76. the head and taillights are picking up. we're not seeing any accidents or issues on the majors along 76, 95 or the vine street

and still climb lg. we'll go through it and show you how warm it's going to get in your neighborhood. right now, katy zachary is standing by. >> good morning, bill. it's clear on the roads right now. we're going to take a live look at 76. the head and taillights are picking up. we're not seeing any accidents or issues on the majors along 76, 95 or the vine street expressway. and think green, right? this is the last week of winter. we're seeing a lot of green on the area roadways. very few issues to report out there this morning. drive times in new jersey headed northbound between 55, it will take you about five minutes in both directions. speaking of area bridges, they're looking good as well. and the ben franklin bridge is open this morning. >>> new from over night, police say bad blood between two neighbors led to an ambush-style shooting inside a man's home. we're live on the scene in upper darby. you just talked to the victim. tell us about it. >> he says he doesn't know what brought on the bad blood.

and lesbians to join the military early. a visionary. he called for an end to discrimination against lgt people here at home and around the globe. as he told "the washington post" in 1994, the big thing is to quit discriminating against people because they are gay. barry goldwater. [applause] barry goldwater did not compromise his principles for parties or positions. he also recognize the value of open and candid discussions about the direction of our country. for instance, in his speech in san francisco, senator goldwater confirmed his respect for the disagreement of the debate that are the strength and soul of our democracy. he said, the beauty of the federal system of ours is in its reconciliation of diversity with unity. we must not seek malice and honest difference of opinion, no matter how great. today we gather in the recognition that our democracy is precisely because we have beliefs. we stand proudly for them, just as barry goldwater did so well. today, the congress probably on an -- honors senator goldwater with respect, admiration, and even with affection. not only for who he

documents, during the corruption trial illegal home searches related to filipinos, blacks, latinos and the lg bt community. the officers used the term a white power and officers have been reassigned in light of the text and have not identified them at this time. >>> another venice high school student is under arrest. they're accused of sexually assaulting two underage girls. the victims victims where abused on and off campus for over a year. 10 at the suspects have been arrested under the age of 17. some kids say esther graham photos being shared spark of the investigation but police will not confirm those reports. strak the bay area has seen record- breaking temperatures. some getting to 800 and higher. it is not the end of the winter yet. brian joins us again. is this hot weather going to give up? >>> it will start to get cooler tomorrow. low 70s and low '80s and another summertime day out there and san francisco some high clouds overhead and humidity also with temperatures in the mid- 80s, just an unbelievable day. t emperatures he would have on a typical day in july and tomorrow will be s

but montgomery county gaithersburg columbia bowie, bethesda and rockville all areas see lg reports of ice continuing through the evening hours, down 301 and deal. the main roads will stay fine i think, as temperatures have been a little above freezing the last day or two. but many of the side roads, the sidewalks are also a problem. that's why we have that winter weather advisory in effect until 10:00. does include loudoun county fairfax county but not much more moisture back to the west. it's these counties in through portions of southern maryland and even parts of the district that still see that winter weather advisory until 10:00. look at all the moisture here. we've got a front to the north and then a lot of moisture making its way out of the gulf. first we're going to be on the warm side of this front so that means shower activity. early tomorrow morning here we are at 8:00 a.m. shower activity by 11:30, around the noontime hour. then just plain rain. it's not showers anymore. it's rain during the afternoon. it gets fairly heavy around 9:00 tomorrow night. moderate to heavy rain

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and an lg spokesperson said it isn't using any deata to serve personalized ads and has no intent to do that could change at any time. >> you may think why don't i turn the marketing features off? you have to fight your way through settings. >> settings options, live plus click off, then close. with vizio, it's a voyage through three menus to turn off the box. smart interactivity. with samsung, a similar trip to find the box. sync plus and marketing. and disable it. >> now, one important thing to note though, is that disabling the marketing feature could cause you to lose out on offers like extra scenes or commentary if you want that. >> still you'll have some peace of mind knowing that what you watch remains private. >>> getting a piece of the apple. the tech giant ceo reveals what he'll do with his fortune. >>> a big revelation. we now know where a fraternity learned that racist chant . >>> get ready for another wild weather swing. changes are coming our way and some could see some snow. >> storm team 4 is tracking that. but first, fraternity fallout and the findings from an investiga

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and cory johnson, this is "bloomberg west." at&t hopes for another line of growth via wi-fi. lg and 5g in connected horrors.one spoke with glenn lori about at&t's road trip. >> our visit is about every thing is connected. the industrial internet of things, it's all about businesses wanting to be better and more productive. you have the car business, which for us is one of the greatest opportunities. we see the car is the next in device. we announced in third quarter we will have connected 50% of the cars in the united states this year. at the show we have a few partners with us, but really what it is is about putting elsie and the vehicles utilizing that to make the car a safer place, a more productive place, and hope ling -- hopefully getting vehicle to vehicle. infrastructure that makes smart cities. >> why is at&t's network that are suited for this market? >> we have the best network in the united states. it's more about the platforms you build around iot. we started on this journey a long time ago. we invested early, we actually sell platforms that allow us to be better partners than anyone else in the

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visibility of who is aware of the different actors and the movies, that's the same thing with the advertisers here. if you look at the official sponsors like lgand capital one, look at nabisco. they're looking at social media traffic and engagement because of the tournament but if you look at the overall brand awareness, not just social but everything the big winner is buffalo wild wings. if you watch a tournament every commercial is a buffalo wild wings commercial and they have the good association with the overall tournament. every march in the last ten years their stock out performed the s&p 500. >> is that because of sales or people are buying stock because they see the commercials. >> people are buying the stock because they think sales will go up. >> are they right? >> that's unclear but they have done a good job with march madness. that's interesting. the most compelling point, $.1. $1.1 billion. that's the total amount sold by commercials commercials. the championship game will cost $1.5 million which is on par with the afc championship game. this is the most expensive. it's bigger than baseball and basketball. so there's i lot of mon

and brings down colder temperatures. that's what will happen here. as the moisture moves in the temperatures will fall we will see snow by the morning. winter weather advisory for areas in the purpose lg l, northern montgomery county western howard northern faulkier and areas to the west. winter storm warning around hagerstown and parts of the west virginia panhandle. it does not include d.c. but we could see some issues here too. i'm going to break it down for you, show you when it moves in and what you'll see in your area coming up. >>> virginia state police are now launching a criminal investigation into the arrest of a university of virginia student. martese johnson arrested by alcoholic beverage control agents wednesday morning. the 20-year-old's face was bloodied as he was taken down. his family arrived on the campus. that is all as the urban league releases its annual report on the state of black america. we begin our team coverage with news4's david culvert in charlottesville. >> reporter: as you can see behind me we're stand big for a press conference with martese johnson, his attorney and their family. the attorney tells us the family has flown in from chicago to be here tod

. >> built and paris match are both joint lg reporting, let me read to you what they're reporting. i want miles to stand by and weigh in. one can hear cries of "my god" in several languages. metallic banging can be also heard more than three times perhaps the pilot trying to open the cockpit door with a heavy object. forwards the end, after a heavy shake truonger than others, the screaming intensifies. then nothing. we know the way something like this is supposed to be handled. if somebody finds this something like this it's supposed to go through the chain of command. but we know if these publications are paying for things like this something may be tempted to release it. what's your thought? >> i'm never going to come out and say it's a bad idea to get information out to the public in these cases. there's a huge global demand to know what happened on that aircraft. now, you know this is in a category of horrifying. i can only imagine what this is like for the families. but i would like to point out to people that this is the basis for their legal claim against the airlines. every

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and baseball. >> that's right. a little of both in the same place today. giants back in action in scottsdale. the defend lg quite the stir in may sa. that's right. jim harbaugh suits up for the oakland as. full story next in sports. >>> well, after a less than satisfactory debut against the as, madison bum gardner got another chance today. gave up four runs on five hits back on tuesday. runners had a second in third in the second today. those guys on base come around to score. that would be all she wrote. he said he felt much better this time out. that's what spring is all about. he fooled former a derek norris. ends the inning. check out five. the padres win it 7-6. meanwhile down in mesa jim harbaugh as the guest first base coach. a chance to put on the green and gold he called it a dream come true. >>> sharks hosting the canucks. first period 1-0 san jose. joe author ton, fast forward to the therd period. game now tied at two. the second goal of the night. sharks lose this one 3-2. >>> fight night in vegas. ther man takes the front of an accidental head bunt. gets him with an upper cut. go onto show a t

. >> well, kris and scott, animal activists we spoke with wish the next time wring lg brothers comes, it could be 100% animal free. they do applaud the announcement this morning that it will begin phasing out the use of its 13 elfnlts from the circus by the year 2018 and will be retiring them to the center for elephant conservation in california. it's not responding to pressure from animal rights groups but rather over concern from circus goers who think they're not treating the elephants well and the wave of anti-circus, anti-elephant ord nnlss. the city of oakland banned the use of a poker like device trainers use to train and control the elephants. now an effort spearheaded by the belmont bay animal rights group. you can see them demonstrating the device for the past 28 years he has been protesting and documenting ringling's abuse of animals. he's not surprised by the decision to remove the elephants. he doesn't think he should retire them to the conservation center in florida but to a sanctuary elsewhere. >> i don't think they ever cared about the elephants. i think they should be

john: the expectation was that apple would come in and really jumpstart the market. to date, we have seen sam song, lgh way, a lot of others out there with smart watches, but the market has yet to emerge in earnest. the hope was that apple would do for the smart watch market what they did for the smart phone market with the launch of the iphone back in 2007. mark: john butler is senior telecom services and equipment analyst for bloomberg. thank you so much for your time. hillary rodham clinton is moments away from a news conference to take questions about her e-mail practices as secretary of state. let's go to my colleague john heilemann and cohost of "with all due respect" for live coverage. john: welcome to our coverage. it is hillary time. a few minutes away from doing a press conference. she has been under a great deal of pressure to meet the press to answer questions about the revelation that she had conducted all e-mail communications on a private account from a private server in her home in chappaqua. she is in -- she is at the u.n. where she is giving the speech. mark, i hope you can hear me.

or we can allow the ukrainians to defend themselves and that's what we do with this lgs legislation. the ukrainian people are asking for our help to stop russia's efforts to sever their country. they are not asking us to do any of the fighting for them. they are only asking us for the defensive weapons that they need to defend themselves and by passing this bipartisan resolution overwhelmingly the house will send a strong message to the administration that it must act quickly and decisively if the u.s. is to help the ukrainian people save their country. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. engel: thank you mr. speaker. it's now my pleasure to yield four minutes to my good friend from maryland democratic whip, steny hoyer. mr. hoyer: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of this resolution, supported strongly by the chairman of the committee and the forme

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it uses the android operating system and it has a heart rate monitor on the back. this is lg'snched smart watch, with an antenna built into the strap, which means it can act as a phone if you have your smartphone. you can make payments with it. it has lots of apps and will launch in south korea in two months. we are still waiting for the european launch. smart watches do take off in a big way and this wes have thrown their hands into the ring. this packs in a phone and a watch and it uses android operating system. very different. >> let's have a look at our top takes from bloomberg's digital output. i picked up on a story about oil. there is one place where $95 oil still exists. sec regulations dictate that oil companies, when they estimate how big the reserves are, they have to take an average of the price on the first day of each month when they are doing their estimates. for 2014 their estimate is $95. it suggests that the fourth quarter of 2015 is when it really starts to bite. >> i have gone for uber in japan. uber has been told that they were sharing -- japan has 50,000 c

lg take plays. he's charged with people in new alexandria over the course of ten years. >>> and a big economics development project saying an expansion to navy federal credit union at the vienna campus paid for by $114 million grant. the governor says it will bring 600 new jobs to the area. barbara? >>> been a lot of talk about the secret service lately. the discussion turns to money today on capitol hill. director joseph clancy will testify before senate lawmakers about the need for more money to turn the agency around. lawmakers grilled clancy over several recent scandals in the secret service. the most recent one earlier this month when two agents crashed into a barricade outside the white house. during a hearing yesterday, a congressman asked for more surveillance footage from that night of the crash. clancy said it could be gone because the tapes are erased every 72 hours. >>> recall information about honda coming up after the break. >>> good morning. tracking a chance for wintry weather coming our way tomorrow. nothing going on on storm team 4 radar now. shaded counties have a winter weather advisory