-summer andm spring back to winter. this is a transition season. this is not uncommon. we will stick with the gusty wind and cold temperature through the rest of the day today. lapse. time land -- time a few snow showers have been falling intermittently throughout the day. otherwise, glimpses of sun. single digit temperatures in frostburg with wind chill values that minus zero. the current wind gust in d.c., 31 mile per hour wind gust. a strong northwesterly wind making the temperatures feel that much colder. it feels like 13 downtown. 20 degrees is the feels like factoring culpeper. clear skies and abundant sunshine. it is not helping warm us up. the storm system that moved through yesterday has moved off to the north. with this strong pressure we get the strong pressure gradient and that is what is bringing us these gusty winds. we will start to see some improvements in the wind and the temperatures. the jetstream is well down to our south. by tomorrow, it will lift to the north. we have forecast highs for tomorrow getting back into the 50's. a big difference tomorrow

and they got the message. , andm in front of the goal then a gorgeous payoff. the coach did not like what he was seeing. he tried to even things out. but they had the upper hand. it 2-0 in theade 53rd minute. then they set up the victory. gets on thete board, but it was too little, too late. they celebrated their second win , out of regulation territory, aided by another dismal performance. >> let's take a look at results from the weekend action so far. still to come on sunday, numbered had a six pointer. we can see how those stores affect the league. buyer and will have to wait for confirmation of their 24th german title. bottom half, they climb out of the relegation zone after crucial victories, but that is bad news for hamburg. the battle for survival looks like it will go right to the wire. to talk through all that, we are joined by our sports correspondent. the league title is all wrapped up. are the champions league spots taken care of? >> you would have thought so, but they have been slumping worse and longer than anyone expected. they have only won two

sweeney andming -- crid yu. we will talk more. also, speaking of other big bills, facebook purchased whatsapp have many wondering what mark zuckerberg will do with the messaging service? tellf the top developers us what could be in store. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." we are talking about alibaba planning to go public in the united states and also weibo filing to go public in the united states. and formercrid yu executive at google and china and paul sweeney. let's talk about the regulatory issues. obviously, a lot of discussion between alibaba and hong kong listed executive of whether it could be an hong kong or the united states and they decided to go with the united states, why to controls jack ma with a minority stake and that has to be the primary reason for him to do that. >> a fairly amazing thing. looking for ma is is unique, no other company has this kind of structure he is going for. >> i have never seen a company where they want to have partners name certain board members. fundamentally, they choose who is on t

different .oad and strive to make it work as today's report makes it clear, burma still faces reforming andm undemocratic constitution to ending discrimination and violence against ethnic minorities. but we must continue to encourage progress even as lease be honestly about the problems that persist. my first year as secretary of state, i've been very fortunate to see with my own eyes what we can accomplish when we see and use our power and influence to empower others to be able to change things for the better. inspired by the civil society activists i've met within many of the countries i've been to, and hanoi, for instance, people standing up for their fundamental rights to speak out and associate freely. i am -- i am inspired by the human rights pioneer i met in moscow who spent a lifetime fighting for the basic rights we take for granted here in the united states. i'm inspired by a group of young -- southeasta and asian land rights activist i met last year who understand societal problems are best solved when the government works with civil society not against it. the truth is, some of t

andme it is about ratings age classifications and informing parents and guardians about what the ageating means. i think we still make mistakes thinking games are for kids. they are, but not just for kids and nanny filtering. >> fun party last night? what was the highlight? >> for me, sing the rockstar guys and taking the fellowship. really well deserved. fabulous team. some really nice independence. >> thank you so much. $93 billion is what the gaming industry is worth. harvey elliott there, chair of the bafta games committee. coming up, guy johnson feels to go- what it is like from zero to 60 in under 3 seconds. we will take a spin after the break. ♪ >> the caterham is not for the faint hearted. there is no traction control. there are no driver aids. well, that is not entirely true. this particular 620r comes with a special extra. going to show me what this thing can do. listen to that noise. [indiscernible] the engine just sounds brutal. one is much faster, -- this car has a lot >> the emotion i'm feeling. johnsonnever seen guy quite so happy. for a look at what else we're , we're

there's a lot of stuff that you don't know and there's a lot of , andm that you don't have that can leading things that have very dangerous long-term consequences for yourself and the company. what specific things are they we get because they are young? >> -- are they weak at because they are young? >> what building a company is about and what it means to the people who work there. it's great you have an idea. i'm doing a company, it's great. but that isn't really what it's about. what it is about is a group of people trying to produce something different or bigger than themselves. if you go out and you recruit a bunch of super talented people to come work for you, it can't be -- i tried that and it didn't work, or it can be, and that team who could have been working during those years you were ng is not goinghi to want to work for you again and they will not say nice things again and you have created that amount of misery. that's not really something you should take so lightly. in the old days, that kind of thing did not happen the way it does now. >> talk about your firm in the way it

would you counsel the cia to face forward and learn from the program andm this implement lessons learned in the future or continue hunkering down in defensive rationalizations and past shortcomings? >> senator, i absolutely would look forward and take advantage of the lessons learned in moving forward and make sure the that the agency -- and make sure that .he agency is operating i believe that the client is the agency ultimately and then the american people. withknow you are familiar general counsel steve preston's thoughts on the inaccurate information that the cia provided to legal authorities about this program. most people do not know this. we cannot talk about it. you all cannot talk about it. the press can say anything they want and they will always go for the gotcha area. people lose confidence in government. if you are confirmed, what will you do to ensure that misinformation like this does not happen again from the position of power that you will have a question mark >> i will do everything i can if i am confirmed -- the possession of power that you will have? >> i will do ever

andme to "market makers" i am stephanie role. >> what a contrast to what is going on here.developing in eastern europe. that is where we will start the newsfeed. market fallout from the developing crisis and the ukraine. u.s. stocks down almost of percent today if you measure them by the dow. s&p 500 down a little bit less. most markets in the red. particularly in eastern europe. this was very concentrated. downussian benchmark around 11%. the biggest owner of casinos is selling them to an affiliate. caesar's will sell three in vegas and another one in orleans. to restructure more than 24 billion dollars of debt. american express trying to bodman -- broaden the customer base by no fee customer -- credit card. the new card will carry no interest rate for the first 15 months. 13-22% afterwards. u.s. and european officials making it clear, no one is going to war over the ukraine. far less in crime era -- crime era. ma.rime michael mckee looking at these dwindling set of options. >> you with ink russian defense economy on exports quite economy. 27% of gdp its exports. and also

guru andmmed, pricing author of "the one percent windfall."sson on bracketology 101. ♪ beckons.ekend it is a perfect early march morning, middlemarch morning here in new york city. looking forward to wonderful temperatures saturday. really looking forward to warm weather. >> that is a gorgeous shot there it it could almost be summertime. >> let's take the rest of the day off. >> it is still like 30 degrees, guys. let's get to company news. starting with mark zuckerberg. he called president obama to complain about nsa spying. he was angry over reports the spy agency can disguise itself as facebook to gain access to users' computers. he says the nsa needs to be more transparent. warren buffett passing carlos slim to become the world second richest person. his net worth includes -- increased more than four percent this year. carlos slim helu seen his fortune shrink by $11 billion third warren buffett trails number one bill gates $514.3 billion. that alone would make him the -- hang onto theon 4 lead. it came out ahead of the xbox one but by a pre

to placee caller seems a lot of credence in the sham election that was taking coercion, andmed that is same thing as believing that fidel castro was elected freely. other point of and nobody is suggesting getting a war with russia, but i think there is one lesson that we should have learned from dangerous decades like the 1930's, that we have to draw some clear red lines and stick to them, otherwise dictators will go too far. if we do not make clear to boot that there to putin will be tremendous cost to him and his country for further aggression the danger is they will draw us into a war and the that kind of war we want to avoid. we need to make clear that we are rendered to defend ourselves and our eyes, and we will not be messed around with. if we do that, i think the prospects of keeping fees are much greater than if we appear confused --'t it, has a tent and confused. being in 1950le where we said that south korea was outside of our defensive perimeter to and that encourage troopssung to send his into south korea and created this horrible costly war that we might've been able to av

i think that we can break out, if we combine american science, andm, technology, and entrepreneurial ship and understand that we can offer a dramatically better future. we can be in favor of the kind of changes that dramatically improve people's lives. i wrote a book that outlines this. i do a weekly podcast and to newsletters that you can get at gingrich productions. ofhink that the synthesis core values that have made america great, with the capabilities in science and technology, so that we actually reduce the cost of medicare in the future, because we solve the problem of alzheimer's. we reduce the cost of children with autism because we solve the problem of autism. there are a thousand things going on in our country. hundreds of thousands of pioneers of the future. all of you can go back home and you will find people who are developing a better future. the reason it has become so hard is that we have also grown prison guards of the past. they do everything they can to block the development of a better future. you just sell the mayor of new york to that enclosing charter schools