blumer best."my inocencio. companies begin to roll out quarterly earnings and generally low expectations. or as a low -- here is a look back at highlights and low lights. matt miller has more. matt: for earnings in general it has been a bad start. it is the worst start since the financial crisis. take a look here. alcoa is the most read story on bloomberg. biggest oil producer, cutting forecast for the manufacturing unit because of lower prices for aluminum, what you are looking at here, and because of margins for chinese demand slowing. of the china companies, they cut the production for the 747 jumbo jet in half. 26%. >> earnings from csx, the railroad company, first quarter earnings were up, but it is down from the same time last year which was $.45. in terms of outlook, csx sees shares declining, it has indicated as such that would probably be the place, because of low commodity prices. commodity that collapse is hurting carriers like csx. from they got 19% revenue coal, and because it is down,

but the best part about this celebrity, the best part about-- the best part about this is this celebrityspired the legislation -- legislation. >> lawmakers know that whoopi goldberg collaboration with organic marijuana edibles designed in part to ease cramps. >> that's right, whoopi goldberg is selling pot infused creams, chocolates and bath salts. good on you, bhoopi. way to act, sister. (laughter) get it? sister acts-- act. and she collaborated with another woman, that makes it a sister act two. i bet those creams are "how stella got her groove back." the color purple. >> larry: holly, holly, holly. i really, i know this is your segment but are you okay? >> oh, yeah. i am feeling much better, thank you. i am getk a little hungry. >> larry: all right. >> i think i'm going to make myself a snack. >> larry: whoa, whoa, whoa, holly, holly, stop, that's dangerous, holly, dobts do that, that's disang rouse. >> not any more dangerous than this [bleep] >> larry: no, no. well, let's call it a tie, okay. >> i hope my lady time was as good for me as it was for me. see you next time. is expheers p

a log ♪ two best friends singing a friend song ♪ two best friends who always get along ♪ my best friendasses ♪ my best friend has a pair of those too ♪ our friendship is thick as molasses ♪ like those otters holdin' hands at the zoo ♪ we're two best friends sitting in the forest ♪ two best friends sitting on a log ♪ two best friends singing a friend song ♪ two best friends who always get along ♪ my friend is fun like christmas e-eve ♪ my friend's a pal i can always believe in ♪ that's why i love my best friend ste-eeve ♪ and that's why i love my best friend gary ( laughter ) ♪ oh, two best friends-- >> stephen: wait, what?! wait, wait, steve, wait! >> stephen: who's gary? >> he's my best friend. i've been singing about him this whole time, just like you've been singing about your best friend, steve-- oh! i'm sorry, stephen. we're just, not friends. we've met, like, twice. ( laughter ) >> stephen: well, three times. you were on my old show and now you're on my show tonight. that's three times. >> stephen, tv friends isn't the same as being real friends. i think of you-- i think of you as

white beste ever had, -- the -- wife anyone ever had, leigh hart.plause] we would like to thank each and every one of you for coming out here today. you have been our supporters, contributed and boosters for many years. we are strengthened and heartened by your presence and we thank you. i want to say a special word of thanks to a very large group of the best organizers that any candidate for any office has ever had. and say a personal word of thanks to all of that organized this rally, particularly mike stratton. let's give them a hand. [applause] gary hart i intend to seek the : presidency of the united states in 1988. [cheers] [applause] gary hart: and i do so for one single reason. that is i love my country. this country is 250 million human beings united by a common history and heritage and set of beliefs. but america is and always has been an ideal. this land has stood for equality, justice, hope and opportunity for generations and generations of americans and millions of people around the world. and at our best we have come close to that idea

best interest of the saver and worker, not the best interest of the industry, that's what you should vote today. vote no. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back his time. the gentleman from virginia reserves. the gentleman from tennessee. mr. roe: i thank you, mr. speaker. the average social security recipient in this country is $1,300. we have 29% of the people, millions of people over the age of 55 with no savings. i don't believe for one minute anybody in this chamber actually believes 100-page bill will make it easier to do and less expensive to do. i have never seen that in the history of the world. at this point in the time i would like to yield one minute to my good friend from new hampshire, frank guinta. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new hampshire is recognized for one minute. mr. guinta: thank you, mr. speaker. i stand in strong sport of house joint resolution 88, disapproving of the harmful rules submitted by the department of labor. 1,000 pages to define one word. no wonder why the american people are angry and frustrated with washington, d.c. th

we support hillary because she is the best candidate for the job, and will make the best president of the united states. we all love her and respect her. everything single member of congress from new york state, of which i am one, every democratic member of congress has endorsed hillary clinton for president of the united states because we work with hillary, we work with her in washington -- worked with her in washington when she was senator for eight years. she brought millions upon millions of dollars home to new york. she was one of the most hard-working and effective members of the united states senate, and someone who has really made us proud. we want to take her effectiveness from the state of new york, and use it for all of the united states of america. i know, with hillary clinton, we will have one of the best presidents the united states has ever had in the history of the country. hillary is smart, hard-working, , and whatabout people can be a better combination? it is very important that you remember that four days from now, you need to go to the polls , vote, and bring your

. >>> thinking of selling your home, we have the best month and even the best day to list it. "on the money" starts right now. >> this is "on the money," your money, your life, your future. now, becky quick. >> we begin with the gig economy. flexibility to accept individual gigs and the freedom to work on your own schedule. that's the promise of the on-demand apps. others warn the sharing economy leaves workers without a safety net, benefits or employee protection. that's our cover story. ♪ >> if you have ever hailed an uber lift, rented a room on airbnb or ordered a craft on etsy you participated in the gig economy. 90 million people in the united states something this sharing economy and half of that number, 45 million americans have worked in the gig economy. for most people it's a way to earn extra cash. up to 15 million americans say it is a major source of their income. 10% of our work force doing it full time. they are picking up two to three jobs a day. they are making upwards of 7,000, $8,000 a month. >> reporter: more than 70% of gig economy works say they love to wo

"bloomberg best." ramy: hello, and welcome. i am ramy inocencio. this is "bloomberg best," a weekly review of the most important analysis and interviews from around the world. as the week began, repercussions from the revelations of the so-called panama papers continued. monday saw david cameron under fire. mark: prime minister david cameron is facing lawmakers after a week of scrutiny of his financial affairs. he was forced to acknowledge profits from offshore investments, but he told parliament he is not suggesting all mps should publish their tax returns. david cameron: we already have robust rules of members in interest and the declaration. that is the model we should continue to follow. svenja: it is not fun for the prime minister. he did quite a job answering mp questions today, he will not take this. mark: other questions that remain? svenja: there are other issues around what he published, or no idea he has done anything wrong. the situation has been handled so badly that trust has been eroded.

already merrick has best days america'ss -- are best days ahead of us or behind us?f you think they are ahead of us, call (202) 748-8000. if you think they are behind us, call (202) 784-8001. good morning. we do want to hear from you about your feelings about if you areuture optimistic. let's take a look at what president obama said earlier this week. [video clip] president obama: the numbers do not lie. there seems to be an alternative reality out there from some of the political folks that america is down in the dumps. it is not. america is pretty darn great right now. making strides right now. small businesses and large businesses are hiring right now and investing right now and building this country brick by brick, block by block, neighborhood by neighborhood all across the country. expect that these facts and this evidence will convince some of the politicians out there to change their doomsday rhetoric, talking about how terrible america is, but the proudan people should be of what they have achieved because this speaks to their resilience, innovation, creativi

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is april still the best month to sell your home? and what's the best day to list it? our diana olick has some answers. >> reporter: the cherry blossoms are out. >> a couple of bricks. >> reporter: and so are the home buyers like matthew williams hamilton. >> i noticed it picked up a lot in the last month. i think it will get more come pet pettive in the spring. >> rules ach april. it used to be april. but now with the weather is changing we have had a lot of people out. >> reporter: house hunting is in season but as a seller, which is the best month to list. >> right now it is early may. the reason is because inventory bein, a lot of home buyers have to put in multiple offers and extending the length >> there are 9% fewer homes available this year according to zillow and as a fast as listing come on they come off quickly. homes listed in may will sell 18 days faster and for 1% more than the average listing. locally the timing shifts. if you are in new york, philadelphia, chicago or l.a., early may is good, but if you are in atlanta, miami or d.c., better to list in ap

not get the best execution and might not get the best prices.'m worried more about added complexity to markets. i think we should limit the order types and we should make things transparent, which is what i've always talked about, to ensure that people know what maker programs are and that investors have added confidence in these markets. lisa: what is the most promising line of business for exchange like bats? bart: they have done a really good job in the etf space. a lot of them are treating their. -- trading there. and in foreign exchange. both are incredibly important now. everybody needs to be involved in the foreign exchange space if you are a multinational company. that is a bright future for them. it would not surprise me, given in the lasthistory four or five years, if we do not see them doing more mergers around the world. ,hey are in singapore, london kansas is where the equities exchange here is based and in new york. i don't think there is any limit to their success. i'm pleased that these guys are doing a good job after they had th

. >> reporter: these fans are saying over and over again best team ever! take a listen. >> beginning of the stephen i didn't even think about this, but now it's a reality. now it's all about the playoffs, baby, 33! [ cheering and applause ] >> i honestly cannot even speak right now. the excitement that is going through my body is ridiculous. i never thought we'd hit 73. thank you guys, warriors, thank you from the fans. >> nobody would have guessed 73, not even when it was 204. nobody would guess 73. >> when vegas was still against it, nobody was guessing that and if you were doing it, you were a really hard core fan that was deluded. >> been a warriors fan since i was a boy and you know what? it's great to win 73 and be the champs. it's the greatest team ever. this is the greatest regular season team ever. >> i've been a fan for a long time. i remember when they won 21 games in a season, so this season has been nothing but magical for me. so i've been very excited about it. >> reporter: you had this hat all ready. >> i did. i made it last night actually.

today is 3.5 million people, 300,000 of the best and brightest and best-educated people have left. 45% of people in puerto rico live below the poverty line today. so are you getting paid enough? anthony: be cautious in the stress situations they think you bruce richards and drew guff. we will be right back. >> blocked by the government now american ceos are fighting back against the white house. the fox business all-stars gasparino payne and francis are next. >> look at what is happening with pfizer and allergan. this is terrible for the average person out there. i don't think they realize what this does is you are looking for cancer drugs. it raises costs. there are two billion people who don't have access to basic banking, but that is changing. at temenos, with the microsoft cloud, we can enable a banker to travel to the most remote locations with nothing but a phone and a tablet. everywhere where there's a phone, you have a bank. now a person is able to start a business, and employ somebody for the first time. the microsoft cloud helped us to bring banking to ten million people in j

it also means ensuring financial advisors act in their client's best -- clients' best interest. it also means ensuring financial advisors act in their clients' best interest, a priority we all share. since the department began its efforts more than five years ago, we made it clear that we believe retirement savers need greater protections. that's why we held numerous hearings, sent letters and engaged in other oversight activities to advance a responsible solution to help those saving for retirement. and it's why our community -- our committee put forward a legislative alternative requiring high standards for retirement advice while also ensuring access and affordability. rather than engaging with members advancing a thoughtful alternative, however, the department opposed our bipartisan proposal outright. instead, the department of labor rushed a finalized misguided rule that will hurt the very people they intended to help. does anyone think that a 1,000-page rule that i hold in my hand will make it more likely for americans to save for retirement? in my left hand here i hold a

[applause] we must build the best education system in the world. [applause] we must renew and revitalize our national economy and modernize our factories. invent new technologies and train our workers. [applause] a moral commitment to our children that we will leave behind to them a natural heritage cleaner and better than we have today. [applause] we must reform our conventional defenses and drastically reduce our reliance on nuclear weapons for this nation security. [applause] the stakes in 1988 could not be higher and the choices could not be clearer. a defense policy that takes school lunches away from poor children to care for or we canfor missiles have a policy that reforms are conventional defenses, saves taxpayer dollars, and makes this .ountry safer one choice is in the national interest and that choice could not be clearer. [applause] we can have an agriculture policy that turns over the productive farmland of this nation to a handful of giant corporations or we can have millions of family farmers producing the food and fiber of .his nati

in the nba you play a best of seven.team's going to win. >> craig, talk about it, been around it so much as a professional career, like you said, over 35 years covering this game. talk when you were a student at northwestern. willie the wildcat and a cheerleader. take me through those days. >> i really wanted to play big ten basketball and walked out of northwestern made the freshmen people, played there. a scholarship cut down. i still want to be involved in the game, and became a cheerleader, and i loved every minute of that. just, you know, because -- i can't stand to just sit and watch. it's exciting. a pretty good team then. >> what a great legacy for you, your legacy, northwestern, and so endearing to see these great pictures, too. northwestern loves you so much. the university asked us to pass on a message to you, craig, saying this -- "we wish craig well and want him to know he has a lot of fans at northwestern who are supporting him." >> well, thanks. i went down to the ball game this year to see northwestern ta

the best month?f the folks have just enrolled their kids into schoo schools. buyers start to settle down a little bit. so sellers who didn't capture that buyer are now a little more anxious to sell. >> october 8th is the single best day. >> real toll. >> that's good to know. i'll put that on my calendar. >> are prices low on october 8th. >> according to the study you'd get a 10% discount. so which day of the week offers the biggest savings? >> probably on monday or tuesd tuesday? >> say wednesday. >> i'd say thursday or friday. >> it's actually monday. >> you get ants see. when another weekend goes by and you haven't told sold. >> get your offer in front of a seller on monday. they're eager. >> say i accept your offer sir or madam. >> that same study found april was the wore the month to buy a house. >> october is my favorite weather month. >> it is nice in the fall. with april i would think all the rain would be a good time for buyers to take a look. so if there are any leaking roofs. >> do they wan

why is that the best way?eff: i think different styles work for different people and companies and situations. i think the worst thing somebody could do is try to emulate what somebody else does because that person has had success. you have to understand what works for you, and it starts with being authentic with yourself. and what works for steve jobs or what works for elon, and people like that, may not work and more often than not does not work for other people who try to employ that style and people just don't follow. i think it depends. for me, personally, i find that taking the time to understand what it is you're trying to accomplish and how i can help you works better than projecting my own worldview onto you. i think that's a mistake a lot of younger, less experienced executives make. that was certainly a mistake i made. i expected my team, 10, 12, 14 years ago at yahoo!, i expected my team for the most part to do things the way i did them. that's going to lead to nothing but frustration. emily: your

by pat bneitar. ♪ hit me with your best shot. ♪ hit me with your best shot ♪ fire away >> that's karaokemoney" style. sadly the companies firing workers, the most aggressively have some of the strongest performing stocks. these stocks do much better than you might expect. what has been the best since earnings season began? all aboard. revenues were down 6% led by coal which keeps getting hammered. however, it translated into a huge upside surprise. as norfolk southern earned $129 per share. the street was looking for 97 cents. the number of people laid off, the average head count declined by about 1099 positions. this is not, this is a sad story that i'm telling. i'm not trying to -- just saying this is the correlation i came up. with union pacific was not much different. they will us that the total training was down 22% year over year. 22%. so despite almost every single cargo line being down, over the next two days the stock rallied through 83 to 89. on that best shot. not to be outdone. csx goes from 24 to 27 in large part because it is taking a tremendous. a cost. 13% head cap reduct

the issue in 1988 is who is best qualified to govern this country.he question is one of leadership. we can have leadership that unites us or leadership that divides us. we can have leadership that challenges us, or leadership that makes us feel good. we can have leadership in the national interest, or leadership in the narrow interest. we can have leadership that tells this country it must move forward or leadership that says we will go back and recapture our past. that is the issue in 1988, and that is why i make this race. i make this race, because i love my country, and i want america to do better and to move forward. i believe there is an untapped idealism in the american spirit. and there is a quality in the american character that is yet to be unlocked. at its best, that is what a national campaign is and ought to be about, and i pledge to you that is what this campaign will be about. you give me 20 days in the next 20 months, and i will give you a presidency you can be proud of. [cheers] [applause] sen. hart:hank you. [applause] let us go forw

. ♪ >> this sunday's ih music awards, she's up f eight honors, including best tour.e have got who's with whom. taylor's bringing boyfriend calvin harris and best friend selena gomez, just one table away selena's ex, justin believer. next couple blake and gwen, breaking some major baby news. check it out. gwen posting this sonogram this morning, saying it's a what? o yeah, april fools, not everyone was laughing, the pregnancy joke back fired when some followers called it offensive. blake asked how he dealt with the critics and he said i abhor self appointed do gooders on social >> she rocked thigh high boots and a baby doll dress playing with her look on snapchat and turning the tables on the paparazzi. after "snl"-to blax, he's set to perform on the 51st annual acm awards sunday on cbs. we are less than one week a from finding out who will be the final american idol. can you believe it's almost over? and will they be able to fi one more kelly or jordan? we were there when the contenders got narrowed down to the top three. it's down to la porsha or dalton. this could

. ♪ ♪ scarlet: this is "bloomberg best."let fu. it is time to replay some of the week's most interesting conversations, and there was no better place than to start with this exclusive interview with managing director christine lazard. we sat down in frankfurt to discuss her top concerns about the global economy. christine: we see the baseline as slightly lower, but we also see what we call downside risks, a bit higher on the horizon, and we don't see much by way of upside. we believe that the three key risks that are china, change of business models, and the results of lower growth, lower commodity prices, and the tightening of financials as a result of new monetary policies that has just begun, and will probably come out too as the key factors. those on the economic side. and on the top of it, we also see some very concerning geopolitical threat that have an economic impact on many countries around the world. francine: and then of course we have the folding vote of brexit. is that in your top risks for this year? christine

anthony: if you had to pick a big oil, which is the best of the big oil? >> i'd probably pick chevron. anthony: chevron. >> but big oil, i don't know what they're going to do, i don't know what their future is. they now have turned their end decline on production, they have to acquire reserves, they probably aren't going to find it, and they missed the shale play. chevron is big in west texas. anthony: do you think any of the oil companies would cut their dividend near-term? >> it will be horrible if they do. i'd rather cut capex than i would -- but exxon is consistently buying their own stock. i would stop that and increase dividends. maria: what about is this a dividend play then, mark? do you agree with that? >> you know, honestly, when it comes to which individual energy stocks i would leave that to boone. i think that cutting capex is a good idea and returning more value to shareholders via, you know, buybacks and dividends is better, because why keep investing capex if the price is so low? anthony: boone, mark, stick around, more after this.. announc

they're the best dumplings i've ever had. go. >> anthony: right. >> david: they all look like buttholes, actually. [ laughs ] but -- >> anthony: kind of. yeah, pre-prolapse. [ laughter ] >> anthony: wang mandu. king dumpling. thick dough, stuffed to the gills with pork, kimchi, and vegetables. precisely made, weighed, and crimped. steamed until soft. eat. >> anthony: wow. that's nearly the size of your head. >> david: yeah, you know, it's like pizza. i'll eat them cold, too. >> anthony: right. >> david: save two and have them for dinner. >> anthony: and mandu. smaller, with thinner dumpling skins, served with red chili paste. >> david: those are the dessert ones. those got red bean in it. >> anthony: oh, god. wow. oh, these are delicious. these are just, like, so huge. >> david: go for it. >> anthony: so, would this be classically post-drinking food or pre-drinking food? [ laughter ] lay down a base of absorbent material? >> david: yeah, i mean, there's a lot of bread here. but i don't really drink. i'm just, uh, falling unde

this is "bloomberg best."eekly review of the most ,mportant business news analysis, and interviews from bloomberg television around the world. last week ended with high hopes that a meeting of petroleum producers in doha qatar would result in a deal to freeze output and bring stability to the market for crude. but talks fell apart and this week began on a familiar note, uncertainty for oil. >> the much touted meeting of top oil producers. agreeing in no deal. we are seeing crude and brent tumbling. what comes next you go >? >> we are moving towards a balanced market. the markets are on a natural rebound. towards the end of the year, we will be in a much more balanced market. happens,ething major the next get-together of oil ministers will be at the next meeting on june 2. in the meantime, iran will try to boost output. it is aiming for 4 million barrels a day. willaudi's and russians continue to produce record levels. ever since the oil summit began $42014, they gave away billion worth of financial reserves. t

oomberg best i am ramy inocencio.rote the roller coaster this week as companies release the quarterly reports. there is the big beefs and major misses. afterebook shares surging hours. start jumping as much as 9% in extended trading, better than expected revenue. and positive engagement metrics and steady growth in daily active users. the biggest surprise was the proposal for a new class of stock. mark zuckerberg wants to issue a new class of nonvoting shares to the continued -- so he can continue to make big bets on virtual reality and find his initiative without diluting his inner ship -- ownership stake. what do you think of this, what does it mean? >> it means he wants more control in the terms of direction of the company. he is wise to do that. thatood news, given runaway success, investors will be fine with him taking the reins. this is making it very clear he is in charge of this company and he wants to see some longer-term bet. he does not quit -- he does not want pressure quarter to quarter. emily: what do yo

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so mid 40's at best for daytime highs. next disturbance does come along for us looking ahead to thursday, so we get two days of quiet weather, chilly weather but quiet weather. then the next storm system does come along. later on tonight, we will see freeze watch take effect with temperatures overnight below freezing once more, make sure to protect that sensitive vegetation guys. it will be going out of effect by tomorrow morning. meisha, over to you. >> katie, i brought my plant in the other day just because you reminded me. i always forget to water them, take them in. so thank up for. that that's a problem. good morning, everyone, happy tuesday to you. looking outside the vine, all good. all clear. for awhile there schuylkill east on the ramp was closed that's now all since opened, eastbound and westbound on the vine, looking good. look add. that will almost nobody out on the roads this morning, construction here, 422, this is both moving in the westbound between schuylkill and oaks and eastbound direction between oaks a

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now they have to face one of the best quarterbacks in the nfl.osh norman has been signed to a five-year deal for $5 million. once again, flyers pregame show 11:30 tomorrow morning live from the wells fargo center. the puck drops shortly after noon here on nbc10. i am john clark. enjoy your weekend. gl . >>> today volunteers will be cleaning up the brandywine river. this is the 20th annual river cleanup event. you may not realize it, but more than half a million people in pennsylvania and delaware rely on the brandywine for drinking water. since the event started more than 30 tons of trash have been cleared from the river's banks. >>> we are getting closer to the 2016 olympic games in rio. right now the olympic torch is on its journey to brazil. it was lit in greece on thursday. about 12,000 people will carry the flame on the trip to the opening ceremony in rio on august 5th. nbc10 is your exclusive home for the olympics. a team from our station spent time in south america last month. join jacqueline london for her special report on wednesday, apr

♪ emily: i am emily chang and this is "the best of bloomberg west," where we bring together the bestnterviews and news highlights from the week. coming up, a bit of financial make-believe. we take that question to the seed investor who spotted some of silicon valley's most celebrated entrepreneurs. plus, piling into renewable energy like never before. defined the theory that lower oil and gas prices would break funding away. we will meet the business minds driving the sector forward. is the tech story finally over? i sit down with the vendor and to watch which sector he is watching for the next big thing. first, the top story this week -- investors wondering if startup valuations are a bit of financial make-believe. this week, we employed the -- we explored the question on whether the unicorn bubble has popped. i sit down with dropbox ceo. what do you have to say about the mutual fund? >> we don't pay that much attention to it. what we focus on 500 million people using dropbox, 8 million businesses using dropbox, 150,000 of them paying like expedia, all these new big deals. our custo

this is for the best train. have a number of train set here, so at some point we have communities who will be voting on the best train. also have the best castle, best space station, so for the. >> what are lastly the other exhibits that people can expect, we kind of saw little bit of the glow zone, just what else can people see here today? >> yes, well in addition to the build a wall, the derby cars we did earlier, we also have a mosaic. well, you can use one by one tiles and create something real amaze to go put onto another wall that we have. we also have brand new architectural zone. you supply seen a tease err what we have in the glow zone. so we have right now the largest glow zone area that we've ever had. >> it is very exciting, very intricate. today's rainy day perfect to spends indoors. come check it out here at the greater philadelphia he can poe center. for now live in oaks, anita oh, "eyewitness news". >> hopefully you get awards for that cbs-3. i thought that was very creative. >> and as anita ment