with today's investor adam warren buffett's big batch, we will introduce you to one of his biggest fans. hank azaria's love-hate relationship with social media. let's kick it up with what everyone is talking about and what else could be -- on the first friday of the month? >> a big upside surprise, 288,000 jobs traded last month and the unemployment rate drops to 6.3%, the lowest since september of 2008. >> impressive, those are good numbers. the most new jobs added to payrolls since january of 2012. is that good news? >> the headline number is good but the details are not quite as good. that's why we see the markets back off a little bit from their initial excitement. it is a tale of two surveys. the establishment survey is very good, to went 80,000 jobs -- this is the weather, it's over and we are coming back on that but then you look at the household survey, it measures how many people were employed. we lost jobs, 73,000 jobs in the household survey. which one is correct? 700,000 people or more leave the labor force which drives the on employment rate down. the discouraged workers wo

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equities strategist adam parker weighing in next. >>> also, warren buffett has spent decades buildinghaway into one of the world's biggest companies. but coming up, someone says now is the time to break up berkshire. he lays out his case that says will be a windfall for investors. >>> and colorado approving financial service cooperatives for licensed pot sellers. but is this a big step towards overregulate what's quickly becoming a cash crop for the government? creep it right here. you're watching cnbc, first in busy worldwide. honestly, the off-season isn't really off for me. i've got a lot to do. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has been absolutely absurd since the big game. with skype, it's just really easy to stay in touch with the kids i work with. alright, russell you are good to go! alright, fellas. alright, russ. back to work! >>> welcome back. so the nasdaq has been the real market laggard recently. it was an underperformer again today. sheila, what is eating awa

adam johnson. our guest host, steven davidoff, a professor at ohio state university. some company news. three billionaire investors taking stake in verizon. warren buffettn lowe buying chunks of verizon. verizon bought out vodafone's in the biggest u.s. wireless carrier. taiwan diversifying its economy. the computer and electronics industry has been struggling because of competition from south korea. the country is not a big player in smart phones and tablets anymore. the auto industry's biggest employer in california is tesla. now employing 6000 people in california -- more than toyota, which is bringing the majority of its employees to texas. that is this morning's company news from the files of "bloomberg west." -ify.ing spotify to sleep a musician wants you to stream his silent album. ent.potify pays us $.5 c here's my proposal to you, i wanted to be personal. let's move this to face time. if you stream sleep-ify every night, we will be able to tour without charging admission. innovative. the album has been streamed 3.7 million times. >> spotify kind of -- they are too good. it is better than downloading a song. you can strain, download. they are to