adam: any advice?some people the office might be tranquil but what if you are on soldier and you are fighting in afghanistan or in iraq? the work place is wherever you are with your rifle. that doesn't include them. >> i would hope but it is worth pointing out some jobs less stressful to come in to. dep see drivers, that is a stressful place to work, under the ocean. minors under the ground. >> they just had another baby in their family. getting any sleep these days or more sleep at the office? >> having three kids is chaotic but when flowers are blooming, bees will be busy. what i mean by that is productivity is and lining to a certain degree. it has been recognized in all kinds of economic and social theory is. even karl marx look at the theory of productivity. this spans across lifetimes in different events so i think taking a product from day to point be can be very enlightening and it has an intrinsic value. >> i would never call you a communist or a marxist. is he right? are people less stress in

adam: iphone 6. is that a big deal. >> they better blow it out of the park or it will be a bad thing quickly. adam: you have people on inside that you talk to. how will samsung react? >> i don't know but i think you're right about the small move in the stock. here is one thing i come back to, there is a lot on the line nor tim cook. there is questions whether he is enough of an innovator f this new iphone doesn't work, i tell you that stock will come down more than 1%. adam: this isn't levels we've seen in year-and-a-half. we'll take a bite out of something else, that is at&t. making a $49 billion bet on future of television striking a big money deal to acquire directv serving notice to big boys of telecommunications. you called this weeks ago. you saw this coming. >> not what i said in particular but once the comcast twc deal was announced, most people thinks that will get regulatory approval, that will unleash a consolidation. because if they did the deal. brian roberts is giving lot of money to th

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because she married john adams. i must say being here today i feel like i have come home because i have come to john and abigail's home and home that all three sisters spent a lot of time in. but, the other two sisters that i think you know less about, i argue in my book, even though they didn't mary presidents, they are equally important and remarkable women. first, there is the older sister mary cranch and he -- she was the ungrowned green queen of the family. higherarchy was important and she was born first and very important. and especially after her brother was disinherited by her father she was really the one who inherited the first son's role because there was no brother. and then when she grew up she proved herself to be a wonderful administrator. even though she was a woman and couldn't be elected to any position, she was the de facto mayor of quincy. and her husband would be appointed to positions but everyone knew mary would take care of everything. and then there is a elizabeth shaw peabody who was the y

are in that cabin trying to get out. >> adam and patrick were trapped below deck.er, adam had jumped up from bed. >> we're in the cabin when we hear this wave trundling over us. it has this ominous sound. seconds later, the tiny cabin was already flooding. >> so you're in a 4 foot by 8 foot by 4 foot space rapidly filling with water. your lungs are out of air. and you're wondering is, am i going to make it. and i look up, and there's a pocket of air where the floor was. so i pop up and take a breath. i take another breath. and i dive down, and there's this blue light i pop up, and i see pat's on top of the boat. marcus is in the water. jordan's in the water, jordan's yelling everybody buddy up. the crew each activated their emergency beacons. their attempt to be the first crew to row from africa to north america was obviously ending in disaster, their boat which was designed to right itself had capsized. they deployed their life raft but for nearly three hours they struggled in vain to right the james robert hansen. jordan wouldn't give up on the boat named for his

but adams has been called a terrorist by others. >> yesterday that same gerry adams, the president of the irish political party sinn fein, was arrested for questioning in connection with one of the most notorious cold cases in the western hemisphere. >> police in northern ireland use this station to question the most serious terror suspects. gerry adams spent last night and today in custody here. >> in recent years gerry adams, currently a member of the irish parliament, has come to be seen as an elder statesman of sorts, a man who helped bring an end to the horrible troubles in northern ireland. he's also a man with very deep ties to the ira. sinn fein was once considered the political wing of the i.r.a. adams is being held in connection to the i.r.a. murder of a woman named jean mcconville, a widow and mother of ten, over four decades ago. >> mrs. mcconville was taken from her home in belfast by an armed i.r.a. gang in 1972. they suspected her of passing information to the british army. 30 years later her body was found buried under this beach in the irish republic. the murder has l

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adams continues to be questioned in connection with the murder of king of kong ball. officers arrested on two police station his party questions that i mean just weeks before elections. we are pretty steady on. china's this choice of timing. i'm sleepy as it is basically most of it. thus was awarded to both highly critical report that the killing of gatorade and she was beaten to death and enjoyed prison i fully accept the findings of the nation investigation reports that many daily probably let you down. this didn't happen. protecting children from the sun and the campaign highlights the shop increase in melanoma something marvelous wonderful thing to happen tonight but if you do it all the damage today we get to watch and to educate over the course of a lifetime eye. welcome to six wong. shinn fein president gerry adams is this evening remaining on progresses antrim police station up to spend the last lines in casa de. he's been questioned as part of the investigation into the murder of jean look on call who was abducted and killed by the ira more than forty years a

forty eight artists gerry adams remains in police custody. the psni sixore tes wnhing presents t pol heat over its attention keeps rising. we continue to work through and that if enough people president. our polls and political reasons government opposes the painting creates the getting pissed off ryanair to determine factors i went on the computer stuff away and bringing all the hype that sometimes my response to the doorstep of his company into having a really good to second welcome to six one. police in all of them looking for more time to question the sian thing leader gerry adams the stratum the rest of wednesday in connection with the abduction and murder of jean mccall the bull by the ira in nineteen seventy two. he can be held onto it until this evening. p s allies are seeking the permission of the courts to extend the period of detention. the north's deputy first minister mark mcinnes of champagne said the move confirms that gerry adams arrest was politically motivated. gina carnivals held the store was now says that she's prepared t

adams, that would be a dereliction of their duty. >> gerry adams has been freed without charge. >>> the belgium police have used water cannons to break up a group. they did it to break up a group of 500 in brussels. the french comedians has been criticized for making antisemtic remarks. he was scheduled to attend the ral rally. >>> upip is forecast to win the highest votes in this year's election. it reflects the support despite allegations of racism and hope phobia. the campaign for an immediate exit from the eu sees support from the uuk's party. >> i'm going to show you all the candidates from different ethnic backgrounds. >>> four people have been arrested after a shooting in rome that happened before the italian cup final. one football fan suffered a serious chest wound while two others were shot in the arms. they say the suspected shooter acted alone and accused of attempted murder. the other people arrested are being investigated for fighting. the start of the match was delayed for 40 minutes as police tried to calm fans inside and outside the stadium. >>> residents in central

the arrest of sinn fein leader gerry adams. in a moment we'll talk with a man many consider responsible for adams arrest but first tim friend has the latest. >> a dark side within the northern ireland police is creating instability. growing anger over the way police are dealing with the arrests of sinn fein leader gerry adams in connection with a notice onotorious murder duringe scaled troubles. >> there is clear, what summoned that force i mean very senior people this that force have decided or have described to us as the dark side. and these are people who continue to work through a negative and 18th peace process agenda and are -- and antipeace process agenda and. >> mr. adams denies any link to the killing of mother of ten jean mcconville, wrongly accused of being a police informer. >> he is under arrest and now his detention last been extended under the terrorism act. belfast international image is on the up. but old tensions are not far from the surface here. sinn fein say some police are against the peace process and the

adams is a member of the irish parliament. investigators had been making arrests and adams is the most significant so far. >>> a female passenger was killed. one person has been arrested. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack in india. we go to new delhi. >> reporter: the bangalore expression arrived in chenni, an hour and 45 minutes late, when the explosions occurred. police described them as too low intensity blasts in s 4 and s 5. questions will be asked about house those managed to get on the train, and who put them there. at the moment there's one confirmed dead, a woman from the coastal town of vg weather. 14 at the moment are insecured, and one person, according to police sources, has been arrested and is being questioned. nobody has taken responsibility for the blast shms, but the national investigation agency is on its way to vet the crime. >> chenni central railway station has opened and resumed normal service. at the moment security is keeping a tight cordon around the scene of the crime, until more analy

adam said it was a disgrace. >> because jerry adams offered to come forward a month ago and was not takent time, our argument is it's clearly racist and the police went to arrest them in election. >> reporter: goes to prove how close to the surface all the old things remain. for years now northern ireland has been wrestling with conflicting demands and some people say the province has to move on and let by gones be by gones but on the other there is always a demand for justice and arresting jerry adams might look like no one is above the law but also runs the risk of perpetuating an endless cycle of incrimination. mr. adams maintains his innocence and what it all says about the peace process, in the end is the time here is no healer. lawrence lee, al jazeera northern ireland. >> tim friend is outside the police station in northern ireland where jerry adams is being questioned. tim how is mr. adams' arrest likely to effect the atmosphere in northern ireland and i ask that because the old ghosts from the past troubles do keep emerging, don't they? >> they do indeed and that's why everyone h

it is part of gerry adams's irish parliamentary constituency. the coincidence and his arrest by police may prove too much for some irish voters. >> local observers believe his power base is assured. >> he has elected in 2011, 50,000 boats. he'd have to lose 7,000 for those seats to be in danger. to lose 50% of the votes is unlikely. everyone is talking about the rest and what he's been arrested about is serious. what is in the public domain, if it doesn't man fest, i don't think there'll be long-term damage for him. >> ghosts of the past are nefrt far away. they are haunting gerry adams political future. >>> south africa's elections are a few days away and final campaign rallies are under way. the ruling national african congress is expected to win. economic hardship and scandals could dent the majority in parliament. tannio paige joins us from pretoria at an opposition rally. you are with the efs. what are the chances? >> yes, i'm with the economic freedom fighters rally which is about to get under way in an our. a poll puts them at achieving a

adams always denied it.he question is how long will he be questioned for, happens if they charge him with this, and what does that do for the peace process. the fact that he's been questioned at all, as one of the prime architects, is significant in its own terms. >> i wanted to bring up the state of the peace protest with you, and the impact of the arrest, whether people in ireland are seeking retribution for killing during the ira era or are happy to move on. >> it's a question that's torturing both sides at the moment and an american mediator was her before cruz. this is something that he was trying to crash out, whether the pros of reconciliation should have involved a line in the sand. and historic allegations from both sides should be let go. to some extent that seems to be happening. they probably feel aggrieved that because of gerry adams high status, it may be that he's been made an exception to that rule. it's difficult to know what the police are going to do. as impartial as they claim to be, what

the tapes were released and gerry adams' name came up. this is why he is now being interviewed by police and as we say now being released. but, a file will go to the prosecutor here in northern ireland and there is still the possibility that charges could ensue in they decide there is enough evidence to justify a trial. >> tim, i have to ask you very quickly before you leave: you mentioned those who are against his release. what do you make of the verbal attack today by democratic unionist party member peter robinson accusing sinn fein of bla blackmail and thuggery. >> peter robinson, the first minister here in the parliament in northern ireland is furious with sinn fein, gerry adams' party, of course, because sinn fein have been claiming that the police here have a secret agenda, that there is an old school, as it were, who want to settle old scores from the past, from the troubles, and remember three decades of violence, 3 and a half thousand people dead. and there are stim considerable resentments despite huge progress that's been made

adams has been released pending a report to the prosecutor services. police in rome how to raise the demand following the shooting of three non forty focal tonsils out that evening. the violence began just before the call light idea final in which the neapolitan side and the dubbing featuring tina everyone. italian police say the room found has since been charged with attempted murder by death for salts wanted one of which demand in the chest when he's in hospital his condition has been described as serious liberals are violent scenes inside the stadium. all that much of it she kicked off the shooting delay the start of the game by forty minutes now this confusion surrounding the appointment of lt is a new prime minister from of all the votes in the parliament and to create a businessman a commitment to equal is the sworn in as the country's new premier don't take a few hours later a government website the clever that they'd be making comics website to share some laughs from the first deputy parliament to speak out as a team that i won the declaring of

and on wednesday adams was detained. police say they have new members based on i.r.a.rs from a boston college oral history project. adams maintains his innocence but british prosecutors could still choose to file charges. adams has reinvented himself going from a spokesman and symbol to the irish republican army in the 80s to a peacemaker in the 1990s. >> the last opportunity was squandered, but there's another chance now and that has to be worked for. >> now, adams eventually ran for parliament and since then he's been a regular visitor to the white house and he attended nelson mandela's funeral last year. in 2012, sinn fein's martin mcguiness shook hands with the queen during her visit to northern ireland. so the arrest comes at a sensitive time to sinn fein, weeks before local elections, the british prime minister has categorically denied that politics was involved in the detention. >> there's been absolutely no political issues involved. >> some claim adams' arrest was politically motivated. it was a concern congressman peter king echoed earlier today on "morning j

adams leads the i.r.a.'itical wing, and mark phillips in london is following this. >> reporter: this is the woman whose murder gerry adams is being questioned about, jean mcconville. the i.r.a. accused her of being a police informer, abducted her, shot her, and buried her in an unmarked grave. this woman, delours price, drove the car that night and admitted so in an interview with cbs news a year and a half ago. did you understand at that point what the likely consequences of your delivering her would be? >> i was-- i was aware that that would possibly be-- that that would be her end, yup. >> reporter: this many years later, does it bother you? >> no, no, not at all. >> reporter: price, who has since died, has accused gerry adams of ordering the killing and a bombing she carried out in london. >> who sent me to london to blow it up? >> reporter: who? >> gerry adams. >> reporter: the arrest of gerry adams seems to be based on a series of recorded interviews given by former i.r.a. members to researchers from b

that doesn't tell me it was gerry adams. found out later on it was gerry adams. >> your reaction was? >> i'm glad to say they're taking this case very seriously. when there's someone like gerry adams, they're showing the mcconville family. >> you were 11 in the room when your mother was dragged from it? >> i was 11 years of age when the ira gang came in and trolled our mother out of our arms. they came to the door, barged their way in. me and all my brothers and sisters were holding onto my mother crying and squealing. my mother was in an awful state. the ira took her out the night before and had her for a few hours. they beat her up. the army had found her in the streets disoriented, didn't know where she was. we knew they were going to do it again when they took her. me and all my brothers and sisters were very distressed at the fact these people had came again to do this on our mother. the cuts and bruises of our mother from the night before. >> now two reports from ukraine saying russia's military official has been throw

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it's now part of mr adam's irish parliamentary constituency. the coincidence, and his arrest by police may prove too much for some irish voters. >> local observers believe mr adam's power base was assured for noux. >> gerry adams was elected in 2011 with 50,000 votes, first past the post. he'd have to lose 7,000 for his seat to be in danger. even though obviously everyone is talking about the arrest. what he's been arrested about is a serious matter. what is in the public domain, i don't think it will be a significant long-term damage. >> the coasts of the past are never far away in ireland. they are haunting gerry adams's political future. >> in sport floyd mayweather junior beat marcos maydana and is unbeaten after 46 fights. he beat the argentinian champion to unify two welterweight titles. he walks away with $32 million. not a bad night's work. you can keep up to date with all the news by logging on to the website. the address aljazeera.com. but with increasing regular layerty the medicine won't work. the . thi it's the "inside story."

good to have you with us and your rehabilitation to adams release? >> it's what i expected and have been saying since the outset of this business four days ago. the evidence in the tapes - and i don't know precisely what evidence they are talking about because i haven't been made privy as to which interviews were used in the interrogation of mr adams. the oral history, they are what is called hearsay evidence. and these are recollections of event that happened over 40 years ago. can you remember what you were doing, what you said, who you met in december 1972. i can't. so a core would be very, very wary about using -- court would be wary about using such evidence unless there was fingerprint evidence or mr adams had confessed and owned up to doing this stuff. without that it will be difficult to sustain a charge. there's of course - and i think this is a reason why the case has been referred to the public prosecution service - there's a public interest in this. under british practice the government can intervene and say because of the effect this wil

adam, 10 years since everybody at abu ghraib was exposed. i remember at the time, there was public outrage. there was this incredibly high visibility in the media, in congress, and i think there was a sense of the american public that when it gets this much attention, obviously something is going to shift. has anything shifted significantly? >> i can tell you what hasn't shifted. we are still talking about quote, unquote torture. we are talking about what the american government did to these individuals in abu ghraib and more recently, what the cia did as part of this program to detainees and black sites, you know, across eastern europe and in thailand. and it seems that the government, the u.s. government, just can't escape its past. >> karen, by not escaping its past, does it continue it's former actions? >> well, i don't know if it continues its former actions, but it leaves open the possibility of continuing those actions, largely because the people who designed and implemented these policies -- and abu ghraib was only a very small part

with me, scarlet fu and adam johnson.e have never done a bloomberg "surveillance" on this amount of a lack of sleep. scarlett and i up late celebrating the new york rangers. >> it will be 20 years since they won their last stanley cup. >> i actually remember art messier walking around with the stanley cup, anyone wants a drink, i am buying. >> to get to retailers because macy's will be recording earnings,- reporting not just macy's but across the board for retailers, the poor weather was an issue. we heard how a lot of retailers could not get rid of their inventory at the end of the year , the fiscal year, so that carried over into the first quarter as well. and you have the week mall traffic that hurts all of these big department stores. bloomberg industries points out that inventory outpaced sales growth, leading to a buildup of inventory. >> that will hurt margins, right? mr. lundgren when was flat on his back, this was a train wreck. remember marshall fields? an absolute train wreck, and this guy is arguably ceo of th

police did not charge gerry adams with a crime. he was released amid protests. >> reporter: it looked like it would end in a standoff. loyalist protesters blocked what they thought was a convoy carrying gerry adams to freedom. the angry impasse wnt on for -- went on for several minutes. a short distance an away the real cavalcade went ahead unheeded, races g to a conference in belfast. >> gerry adams addressed supporters about the murder of jean mcconville in 1972. >> i'm conscious that there's something less at the heart of all of this, that is the family of jean mcconville. let me be clear, i'm innocent of involvement and conspiracy to abdoubt or kill jean mcconville. i worked hard to have this ipp justice redressed and for the return of other bodies killed. >> he went on to talk about a dark side. and he had no interest in peace. >> i'm an irish republican, i want to life in a peaceful ireland. based on equality. i have never dissociated myself from the ihr. i never will. but i am glad i and others created a peaceful and democra

is it adams over of the nba? >> the montrÉal canadiens. >> tweet us @bsurveillance, this is "bloomberg surveillance." on bloomberg television, streaming on your tablet, your smartphone, and bloomberg.com. what a beautiful shot this morning. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. on amberg surveillance" bloomberg television. look this morning for pimco's former ceo mohamed el-erian will onn betty liu, dr. el-erian our jobs economy. this is "bloomberg surveillance." a busy morning. i am tom keene. with me scarlet fu and adam johnson fo. 100 $50 billion bid for astrazeneca. astrazeneca rejected the offerings, said no thank you, it is inadequate, undervalues the company. this is the second operator rejected. howill continue to monitor this plays out, but this has rman a huge week for forpha because only did we get the public airing of the initial bid, but we also hear that germany's baiyer is in talks to buy merck, the consumer unit, the wilson one who makes claritin allergy pills. >> i would go to the paris news bureau and as

jerry adam has been president, the political wing, he is also a sitting m.p. in the irish parliament. he was a key player in the good friday agreement, which ended the conflict. under the agreement, prisoners were released but unsolved crimes continues to be investigated. al jazeera is at the police station, where jerry adams is being held, so he is still in custty? >> yes, lauren, it's been an entirely static day here. nothing at all but it has been 24 hours now since he walked in here voluntarily. to meet this appointment, and you can only assume based on that they have had a sustained line of questioning against him. as to what he might or mite not have known about the abduction all those years ago. i should explain under the terms of british law, they are allowed to hold him for 48 hours that would take us up to 7:00 or 8:00 tomorrow night. by that time, they either have to release him, or apply to a court so they can hold him for longer. or charge him. now there are some very hard line loyalist voices anti-republican voices on places like twitter saying t

adam denies any involvement in this. statement he put out hours after the story broke he had said -- he says he has concerns about the timing of all of this and also we're hearing from shin fein that says these may be politically motivated. where are they going with that? >> it's politically motivated. they would say that the people who recorded these secret tapes were antiadams people and they were antithe peace process. i talked to some of these people and they say that's not the case. there's sort of a line, if you will, from schin fein that adams is being dissed by former comrades at arms who don't like him anymore and don't like the peace process. that would be one claim. there's another claim as well sort of buried in that statement, and that is that at the moment adams is by many polling one of the most popular politicians in the south of ireland. schin fein is said to do well. they're looking pretty good. so sinn fein would say this was damaging for them in the coming elections south of the border. the time frame

it is friday, may 16. , scarlet fu and adam johnson. we have an incredibly varied and busy bloomberg surveillance. >> we are starting overseas first. indian stocks hitting an all-time high as balancer touted -- ballots are counted in the largest democratic election. slowing growth is a theme around the world. >> it has been a crazy week. >> yes, it has been. speaking of which, building permits coming in at 8:30. confidence,consumer as well. michelle obama will be speaking at topeka. brown versus board of education was 60 years ago. >> i was too young to understand the uproar, but i remember the debate clearly. yelling and screaming at dinner parties. >> incredible. "madmen," that was my childhood. sitting at the top of the stairs. [laughter] let me do a data check for you. there is the story. we will talk to michael. the 10 year yield. we care. -- weaker. nymex crude has done nothing. ruble, i put up there with a little bit of interest in ukraine. we will see that in our headlines, as well. let me go to the screen and get you set up on

jerry adams has been questioned by police. live now. tim, strong comments coming from martin mcginnis saying the arrest of jerry adams was deliberately timed ahead of elections in three weeks' time. >> >> reporter: every passing day that jerry adams remains in custody here -- he has been arrested although he arrived voluntarily initially at the police station here he is being questioned about that murder and has denied any involvement. martin mcginnis has spoken about a northside to northern ire land policing. he says there are the old school, if you like, the previous incarnation of the police here, the royal constabulary who want to settle old scores and they want to settle them with jerry adams. he has gone further on occasions and not ruled out the possibility that shin fiin might stop cooperating with police here in northern ireland. that would be significant. i think we can hear what martin mcginnis had to say at that event. >> brought us here today, our 30 fifth day of government and candidates are being denied solidarity and sup

adam silver has banned l.a.ner donald sterling from the league for life. >> effective immediately, i am banning mr. sterling for life from any association with the clippers organization or the nba. >> the ban follows a phone call captured on tape between sterling and his girlfriend where he makes racist comments. sterling confirmed it was his voice of a tape. listen to what he said. >> if you want to broadcast you are associating with black people. >> you associate with black people. >> i am not you and you are not me. you are supposed to be a delicate latina girl. >> cory johnson and i spoke with former golden state warriors president. what does he think of the response as well as the nba? >> i give them a gold medal. adam coalesced a number of different forces to craft a response to this stupidity that is going to take the league in a more positive direction. that is not easily done in a short period of time. >> how do you see him forcing the sale of the team playing out? >> we would like to see a phone call t

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dave. >> adam, dave bevin, espn los angeles.tion, you mentioned earlier on when you mentioned the lifetime ban of donald sterling, you had interaction with him, has that continued at all or by virtue of his public comments in the cnn interview and your statement afterwards, are you beyond that point where you guys can hash it out between man to man? >> well, i'll only say that mr. sterling still owns the los angeles clippers. m mrs. sterling, i understand, through a trust, owns 50%, as well. it's their team to sell. he knows what the league's point of view is, so i'm sure if he wanted to sell the team, you know, on some reasonable time table, i prefer he sell it than we go through this process, so if that's what you mean by man to man, i'm open to that. >> back on the left-hand side. >> mark medina, los angeles daily news. adam, how long do you envision this transition process regarding the clippers ownership taking? >> well, under our constitution, he has until next tuesday to respond to our charge and then a hearing will take

scarlet fu and adam johnson.es from capital management. >> we are starting in china with economic slowdown is the evening. investment as well as retail sales. the u.s., were in have data of our own. at 8:30, retail sales. are we spending money? import prices also at 7:30. stay tuned for all that. no significant earnings today. treasury secretary jack lew in china. let's start with more consolidation among tv, internet and wireless providers. att is now in direct talks to buy directv. deal would give at&t the country's largest satellite tv provider. it already offers phone, wireless and broadband service. pfizer is good for the country's economy. lawmakers are concerned that pfizer will cut jobs and shut down facilities. general eric holder is pressing for a guilty plea. it could cost credit suisse penalties of $1.6 billion or more. those are our company news headlines. republicnetsk people's after a referendum of questionable sorts. eastern ukraine, in some form they would like to join russia. he is written the d

adam, wonderful to have you here. go right to your wonderful essay. here is the heart of the matter, from where i can see it. , his revelations make it hard to build support on diplomatic efforts. the administration does not want to further complicate the relationship with beijing. all of what we are seeing goes back to edward snowden. was pushingd states really hard on china last year at this time. snowden shows up in hong kong and the diplomatic effort gets derailed. >> how does that affect the relationship between russia and china if they reacted to the actions by the attorney general? >> china and russia have a view of cyberspace as sovereign space, not open space, they see it as a place to enforce their own norms. >> what is the next shoe to fall? >> the chinese have called in the u.s. ambassador to complain. they have announced that government computers will not be running windows eight. there may be some further sanctions against u.s. companies. but i don't expect it to go much further than that. >> they are us

author adam carolla. "this week in unnecessary censorship." and music from royal blood. with cleto and the cletones. and now, moving right along, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy. thank you for watching. thanks for coming to visit. [ cheers and applause ] wow. what a reception. i'll do my best to make this a -- hey, thank godzilla it's friday, right, guys? i don't usually tell traditional jokes, you know, like the ones people tell each other while playing golf, and i especially don't tell knock-knock jokes, but i heard a really good one yesterday. you want to hear it? [ cheers and applause ] too bad if you didn't, i guess, but here goes. knock-knock. >> who's there? >> jimmy: pooh-pooh. >> pooh-pooh who? >> jimmy: pooh-pooh in the bathtub. my niece wrote it. she's 2 years old. [ cheers and applause ] you know what? i'd say the first ten times she told it, it wasn't that funny. but the 11th time that's when it became hilarious. this is interesting. potentially helpful in an emergency situation. the fcc has just introduced a new way to con

charles payne and dagen along with adam and charlie. i want to first of all thank charlie for filling in the past couple weeks. couldn't get back a moment too soon. look what this guy was working on in my absence. clever. very, very clever. >> that cost me a lot of money. those graphics don't come cheap. >> what do you make of this now whether that was the plan all along. >> i know the plan is, i think, by the way, no secret. the plan is single payer. that's what they would love to do. the most watered down version. that's their whole goal and this is the only way they could actually get to it this plan they went through. the obama administration bragging and the only one in 100 years that can do it. we all know the goal. as far as the individual sites, though, failing, i think it's an embarrassment because you think of all the pressure that the white house has put on republican governors for not, you know, not playing along and not participating and setting up these sites, a big failure for a lot of these folks and going to a national

adams was questioned for four days about the murder of a woman killed back in 1972.dams was rushed out the back gate of the police station while loyalist protesters gathered at the front. at a news conference later, he insisted he was not involved in the death of a widow the ira believed was a british informant. >> let me be very clear, i am innocent of any involvement to abduct, kill, or bury her. i worked hard with others to have this injustice redressed and for the return of bodies held during the conflict and secretly buried by the ira and i will continue to do so. >> she is one of the people known as the disappeared who the ira admitted to killing during 30 years of sectarian conflict. her remains were found buried on a beach in 2003. >>> northern island's deputy minister called adams' arrest a deliberate attempt to influence upcoming elections. we're joined now with more on this. peter, jerry adams made an appeal for calm after he was released. has that been the case overnight? >> reporter: it certainly has been on the pro-irish side of the community. however,

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my old friend, adam carolla is here. making his 45th appearance. i have not even been on the show 45 times. i will say something, after 45 times we have nothing left to talk about. we are going to stare at each other for 11 minutes like an old married couple at a soup plantation. his book, third book, which is officially the most books ever written by someone who has never read a book. it's called "president me." about what adam would do if he were commander-in-chief of the united states. which he probably will be, right? eventually? by the way, president obama and vice president biden just disclosed their financial assets. this is something high-level federal officials are required to do to make sure they don't have conflicts of interest. they do it every year. surprising, last year, president obama made $400,000 salary. feels weird to me that the president makes less than, honey boone boo-boo. he does. the form they have to fill out. lets you put a range of value on the assets. president obama said his assets are worth between $1.95 and $7.5 mill

in scarlet fu and adam johnson.entful weekend for too big to fail thinking events that will lead to cost reduction. deutsche bank saves think -- saves face with a two-part offering. william cowan bloomberg chief contributor. he has seen all of this before. the song, put on a happy face. howard linden with us as well. we have seen this many times before. they are coming out and massaging the real story. they need more capital. they have to raise it. it is a cash stall. i am a shareholder and say no? >> you get deluded. >> at the same time, the stock price probably goes down. returning price on equity. bank ofou do that? >> america merrill lynch says they are not going to do that in the know this morning. >> now that they have to raise more capital and prove they have more capital, they need to rethink where they will allocate resources. like every other bank on the street, it seems like pulling back from fixed income and commodities is the way to go. anyone left in a better position as a result of this? lex if i am g