kari, you spoke with andrew wilson. are you surprised by that -- cory, you spoke with andrew wilson. are you surprised by that? >> the analysts are saying how do we pencil this out? it is growing so fast. digital, mobile, and they console -- he spoke with me exclusively on a wide range of topics. atis hers -- his first year the helm. have months to think about the evolution of technology. passive form of entertainment because you are involved. in that world of more devices, more gamers and more content, a company like electronic arts who has a position across all those devices, who has a portfolio of content that maps across those devices and has a breath of ip that speaks to some of the largest gaming published on the planet, we have a unique position to curate that players journey and help them find what is meaningful to them at that moment in time which delivers just a lot greater than content. >> the way that game developers create this content and create ,n immersive experience managing that creative process and th

next i'm a electronic arts ceo andrew wilson. -- next, electronic arts ceo andrew wilson. ♪ >> you'reing "bloomberg west" where we focus on innovation, technology, and the future of business. electronic arts is cashing in on the rise of mobile gaming along with the new generation of consoles from playstation and microsoft xbox. the video game giant announced that active users of mobile games sports titles have more than tripled from a year ago thanks in part to titles like " "fifa '15."and are you surprised by that? >> they are surprised by home much it is growing. digital, mobile, and, of course, the console business driving electronic arts to new heights. i spent some time at the headquarters of ea down the street here, and i talked with the ceo about a wide range of topics. it's his first year at the helm of the company. i started by asking what he imagines is the future of ea. i got to fast-forward, 36, 48 months, and think about the evolution of technology. the interactive component, which is far more compelling than passive forms of entertainment willse you are involved injure o

andrew wilson, the ceo of goldman sachs asset management. thank you for your time.fred, back over to you. >> seema, thank you very much for that update. the european markets are just in the red. they're basically flat u.s. futures are pointing to a positive open at the moment. that is all we've got time for here on "worldwide exchange" today. i'm wilfred frost. >> and i'm seem where a mody. "squawk box" is next. >>> good morning. welcome to "squawk box." in canada, a lone shooter kill aes soldier during an attack on parliament. the event creates tension in the markets, but as futures are recovering this morning. >>> here it is, the biggest day for quarterly results of the entire season. 3m, gm, major airlines, drugmakers, comcast, all on today's calendar. and applepay turns into an apple glitch. it's thursday, october 23rd, 2013. and "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. as joe mentioned, today is the biggest day of quarterly results of the earnin

andrew wilson, ceo of goldman sachs asset management.vealedoday's results the company will have a tough time reaching its full-year growth target. the company having a worse day hire, down by over 11%. looks like the deal is off. $50 billion taken away. more on both of those stories, next. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move." out with earnings this morning, some decent results. share price up a little bit this morning. >> names and brands. not italian enough for you. quarterly net organic sales, down by 1.5%. the world number one distiller. analysts have been looking for drop of 1%. let's focus on what they told us about the developed markets. if you look at europe, they're quoting some of the uncertainty around the ukraine situation. weakness in germany, not expecting that to improve until the second half. declining sales in russia and eastern europe. organic net sales for europe down by 1.4%. the estimate was actually for growth. north america, developed markets not picking up where emerging markets have fallen away. this is their bigge

next, electronic arts ceo andrew wilson. ♪

guy picked andrew wilson, the ceo of electronic arts. karen says house budget chairman paul ryan. pete says nike chairman phil knight. who would you vote for? while we discuss, it is your time to vote. get to it right now, cast your vote. you can vote as many times as you want while we're discussing this. fun, huh? >> phil knight. >> fun, fun, fun. >> he is older than me and you. >> he is. but he has a lot of life left into him right now. talk about innovation. nike, everything put them out for dead. they said they cannot grow anymore. they're done innovating. that's not true. look at this multibillion industry that is still crushing just about everybody else and owns the industry. they continue to have some great deals. they just signed a deal with lebron james who also should be on the list. actually on the list that was who i wanted to go with. but i tell you what, i think phil knight and what nike continues to do with these contracts, with lockups, look at the oregon program. everybody in college football and college sports looks at oregon and they all try to rip it offment th

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- zach galifianakis -- casey wilson -- comedian andrew orvedahl

i think between russell wilson and andrew luck right now you're looking at two of the best in the league as young guys and no disrespect to rg3 who will be hurt foray turn the at some point. >> -- for eternity at some point. >> had to get it in there. what's your prediction? >> i like the colts. i say andrew luck versus ryan fitzpatrick, i like andrew luck. >> they're right in a three- game win streak. thank you so much for coming in. also now it's time for this week's papa john's key ingredient. unfortunately christine brennan is on assignment and couldn't join us, but she took time to come in last night and give us the key ingredient for the colts and texans. >> got to be arian foster. he has played the colts five times and he's averaged 150 yards rushing each time. what's interesting about him as he goes into this game, he's talking about how ridiculous thursday night football is. so here we've got a player who is set to maybe be the star of the game and yet he hates the idea of having these short workweeks and playing these games. so you've got that controversy. you've got a great at

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- zach galifianakis -- casey wilson -- comedian andrew orvedahl

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- zach galifianakis -- casey wilson -- comedian andrew orvedahl

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- zach galifianakis -- casey wilson -- comedian andrew orvedahl and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 144! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh -- beautiful crowd! beautiful new york city crowd. welcome, welcome! welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. thank you for being here. [ cheers ] oh, feels good. good to see you. we got a fun show tonight. but first what everyone's talking about. president obama was in california over the weekend to attend a fund-raiser hosted by the creator of farmville. [ laughter ] that's right. obama and the creator of farmville have a lot in common because they both really wish it was still 2009. it was a great year for both. [ applause ] i also saw that president obama played his 200th round of golf yesterday. democrats are like, "you know what? he can do whatever he wants as long as he's not trying to campaign for us." i mean that's just -- [ laughter ] did you see this? first lady michelle obama went to iowa this week to campaign for senate candidate br

wilson. actually, andrew steel first invented him, for that elian gonzalez. >> seth: yes. >> this is back inn boy. >> seth: he's a grown man now. >> he has children. okay. [ laughter ] okay. so. so, where was i? >> seth: elian gonzalez is watching this at home being like, "why they talking about me?" [ laughter ] >> david "mac" wilson was this annoying child star who was, like, i don't really know how to describe now. but would be like -- he'd always talk about the macaroni and cheese. >> seth: he was very -- >> business savvy. >> seth: business savy. >> showbiz savvy. so he'd be like, "hey, you seen my mac and cheese commercial? it's the cheesiest!" [ light laughter ] like, "ever work with de niro? that's be a dream project." [ laughter ] anyway. he died. [ laughter ] >> seth: you did you it -- you recently did -- we had paula pell on and we had tina on. paula wrote this movie, "the nest." tina fey, amy poehler, yourself. >> yes. >> seth: you got to go out. maya was in it. >> yes. >> seth: and it was like -- there were party scenes in the movie? >> yes. so i played -- it was so much fun. so

it's all about this head injury issue and the person you interviewed before, russell wilson, people like him, andrewck, colin kaepernick, what they have in common they come from middle class homes and played multd imsports. i think the russell wilsons of negs j the next generation, their parents will keep them out of football. >>rifyterrifying for the nfl. pop warner is how football is introduced. >>> thank you both. >>> that is "all in" ra chel maddow joins us now. >>> they're called aero medical biological containment systems. abcs. air ambulance service called phoenix air operating out of cartersville, georgia decided roughly a decade ago they would buy three business jet-style planes, called g-3s and they used to be owned by the danish air force but when phoenix air bought them it was so they could outfit the planes with plastic modular units inside. these things called abcs. apparently the company thought they're most likely use for the sars epidemic in the early 2,000s. they did not ever get used for that. what they have been use ford a number of tes

collections of george washington, thomas jefferson, james madison, andrew jackson, abraham lincoln, theodore roosevelt and woodrow wilson. we are not partisans and never tried to defend the reputations of people whose papers we have. we always want to make sure the factual information we dispense about papers are correct. so we have done digging around harding as well. and i didn't know much about harding when it started. i was trained as a diplomatic historian and i knew about the 1921 conference. but other than that, well, harding, i went with the flow and thought the guy was sort of a -- so, you know, this existed. but we've -- in attempting to working on this collection, there is misinformation about harding and indeed everybody connected with him, his wife, carrie phillips. it's unbelievable and the question is, what's wrong, what's wrong with the picture, why didn't the historians correct this stuff? we have been trying. and we have a nice collection out on the table of some of the things that we have found from our own collections about harding. so i'm going to -- i think some of this is really important and let

in case you're going to head to andrews air force base, no accidents rorptsed and to -- reported and to the wilsonll looks decent. route 5 and 231 in hughesville, an accident just reported near one of the traffic circles. we have no problems on route 4 but the normal delays coming from woodyard road to get up to the exit for andrews air force base. mr. bernstein, what's up? >>> we're talking about the showers that are around and some this morning down south. i wond if that interfered -- contributed to that accident she was just talking about in charles county. i think more widespread activity for the afternoon and evening. so we have a yellow alert day. that means rain on the way. more widespread later on. let me show you what's happening with doppler 9000. a lot of activity out to the west. while this only goes back into kentucky, there are showers going back toward colorado, kansas, oklahoma all the way toward kentucky. we're just on the leading edge of that this morning. a couple of renegade showers have left the rest of the group so to speak coming across southern maryland and areas south of i

wilson asked him about it. >> did you ever officially complain about there being bullying? require mentioned it on numerous occasions to the coaches and captains. they tried to make it happen. andy flower and andrewtrauss, in a team meeting, when the team were huddled together before the indian international in the world cup said guys, players have come to me and say they're scared to field the ball. we need to stop this. we need to stop abusing our own players. graham swan, stuart broad, we disagree. we deserve an apology if somebody messes up. i talk about it in my book. and i just stand there and i go this is the most furious i've ever been. when the captain and the coach are asking you to stop something, they're disagreeing and saying no, we deserve an apology. i mean, come on, this is your england career. >> hugely controversial here in england and also around the world if you follow cricket. see you in a moment. [ male announcer ] ours was the first modern airliner, revolutionary by every standard. and that became our passion. to always build something better, airplanes that fly cleaner and farther on less fuel. that redefine comfort and connect the world like never before. after all, you c