joining me today on studio 1.0, arianna huffington. cofounder of "the huffington post." nna, thank you so much for being here. you for having me. emily: verizon which owns aol and the huffington post say they will bid for yahoo!. do you believe verizon has a longtime content strategy that include yahoo! and the huffington post and if so, what is it? ms. huffington: verizon has decided, and that is, of course, the reason why they bought "the huffington post, and wrote -- post," that the future for them has to include a very robust media technology company. yahoo! would fit very well in the strategy. there is competition. so there is software and maybe google so we will see what , happens. emily: what are the synergies you see with verizon and the huffington post? ms. huffington: verizon has huge distribution potential for us, especially since we are moving more and more into video. they have launched go 90 which is their mobile video play and has produced and paid for great content from many providers. us,his is fantastic for because it gives us great distribution. emily:

. >> author, arianna huffington is our guest. her most recent book, here it is. the revolution, transforming your life one life at a time. are we a sleep deprived nation? >> guest: we are. it is affecting every aspect of our life. it is affecting our health first of all. at incredible costs. in terms of our healthcare provision but also in terms of how we feel about our life. we now know through this amazing new finding that literally sleep deprivation is affecting every aspect of our health, from obesity and diabetes to cancer and heart disease. now we find out, alzheimer's. what we have learned in the recent years is that contrary to what we believe sleep is it time for frenetic activity for the brain. that's when all of the toxins that accumulate during the day get washed away and cleaned up. if they don't happen -- this book is to help shape the culture and give ourselves permission to do what nature intended which is for the majority of us, according to all scientists who get seven-nine hours of sleep. those who are short sleepers can get by perfectly with v

studio 1.0,oday on arianna huffington. emily: thank you for being here. rizon which owns aol and the huffington post say they will bid for yahoo!. do you believe verizon has a longtime content strategy that include yahoo! and the huffington post and if so, what is it? ms. huffington: verizon has themed that the future for has to include a very robust media technology company. would fit very well in the strategy. there is competition. maybeis soft bag and google so we will see what happens. emily: what are the synergies you see with verizon and the huffington post? ms. huffington: verizon has huge distribution potential. we are moving more and more into video. whichave launched go 90 of their mobile video play and has produced and paid for great content from many providers. this is fantastic because it gives us great distribution. emily: what do you think about the idea of a wireless company getting into content? it's not just verizon, it's an interesting new world. ms. huffington: i think it's a smart move. the world is changing. it's the innovator's dilem

and in just a minute, we will be right back with arianna huffington. [inaudible conversations] >> topping the list is west of eden by jean stein in which she explores the history of southern california through the lives of five important residents. in "when breath becomes air," the late neurosurgeon con them contemplates his own mortality. ta-nehisi coats in "between the world and me." marie condo has two books on this week's list, the life-changing magic of tidying up, and her latest, spark joy. our look at the best selling nonfiction books according to the los angeles times continues with a physicist's overview of modern physics in seven brief lessons on physics. in dark money, jane mayer reports on how big money has altered the political system. next, nbc chief foreign correspondent richard engel recalls his 20 years of reporting in the middle east in, and then all hell broke loose. and wrapping up, bill bryson's the road to little dribbling followed by the nonfiction debut, "in otherin other words." that's a look at some of the current nonfiction b

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next. ♪ emily: in this week's edition of studio 1.0, i sit down with arianna covington, -- arianna huffingtonted by asking her about silicon valley's cutthroat culture and how companies should balance work, life, and sleep. arianna: all the evidence is to the contrary, that in order to be in your most productive, you need to be, to have had a good night sleep. that is when you operate at your best. i was talking to travis today. emily: travis kalanick of uber. arianna: he said he bought into that mantra, that he is not going to sleep, going to drive into the ground, and he jokes -- he said, i had failure after failure. then i hit my 30's and i realized that i was much more effective, i was a much better leader, when i was fully recharged. emily: you have not been shy about donald trump bragging about how little sleep he gets and how it is hurting his campaign. i'm curious. president, becomes what does that mean for america? arianna: he's been bragging for a wild that he only gets four hours sleep a night and he sleeps with his phone. i think ultimately his lasting contribution to american lif

arianna huffington, wow, mega-superwoman, is here. we're all going to be working for her stay if we aren't already. >> talking about the sleep revolution. you know, she basically collapsed one day at work, and she realized you and i talk about -- >> oh, it's such an issue. people don't realize how important in terms of health and weight loss that your sleep is, and sleep enough. it's absolutely a huge issue. >> as big as arianna is and as busy as she must be, she does find time to sleep. hopefully, she'll have some helpful tips for us. >> tha when you want itchy, out of the picture, you go to walgreens for flonase allergy relief- over the counter in full prescription strength. with walgreens right around the corner, it's easy to get more complete relief in a flash. how's that for picture perfect? well... "perfect" might be a slight exaggeration. swing by walgreens for flonase that helps block six allergic substances, not just one. >> lower manhattan, the although all the firms in billions are in connecticut. [laughter] wall street, yo

arianna huffington has a new book out that she hopes will have you snoring. again not now, but i'll let her explain. >>> but first, here's my take. in an interview during the 2008 campaign, barack obama explained that ronald reagan had changed the trajectory of america in a way that richard nixon and bill clinton had not. clearly, obama aspired to be a transformational president like reagan. at this point, it's fair to say that he has succeeded. look at what's happened during his tenure to the country, his party and most telling, the opposition. the first line in obama's biography would have to do with who he is, the first african-american president. but what he has done is also significant. obama's single accomplishment is healthcare of course, where he was able to enact a law that has resulted in 90% of americans now having health insurance. while the law has its problems, it achieves a goal first articulated by theodore roosevelt 100 years ago. then there's the transformation of america's energy policy. the administration has made investments and given a v

emily: my interview there with arianna huffington on "studio 1.0."eveloping investigation, theranos is under investigation by the fcc. caroline, what is it that you know? it looks like we are having technical difficulties. can you here me? >> i can hear you. emily: what is the latest that we know? >> right now, we have just seen a document from theranos, where they told us they are informing their business partners of a number of investigations, some of which are new to us, including investigations by the fcc and the attorney general's office in northern california. emily: how does this ramp up what we were speaking about with regard to cms? is this a separate story? >> it is a separate story. they are different investigations. we did not know previously about the fcc investigation. this is more scrutiny on theranos. the company says they have been complying so far. it had just asked to see documents and the company is cooperating. emily: some serious allegations being leveled at theranos. i know this is something that you will continue to follow, an

arianna huffington. and a musical performance by baby metal. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now it's time for "the late ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you very much. >> jon: boom! bam! >> stephen: thank you, gentlemen. thank you so much. boom, bam. did you all catch the n.c.a.a. championship last night? did you watch it, jon. >> jon: i caught the end of it. >> stephen: you really only have to watch the last five seconding of the championship. >> jon: i caught, like, the last minute of the game. >> stephen: you didn't want to watch the beginning of it? you dont like basketball that much? >> jon: i just saw the news and heard about the shot and i checked it out on youtube. >> stephen: technically, that's not watching the game. ( laughter ) >> jon: i did watch it. >> stephen: that's going to youtube. that's like saying, "i read about the hindenburg so i went and watched the film." you didn't watch the game. you watched youtube, then. >> jon: technically speak i watched the game on youtube. >>u. >> stephen: after the game was over to see what the experience was li

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author arianna huffington is our guest. her most recent book, here it is."the sleep revolution: transforming your life one night at a time." are we a sleep-deprived nation? >> guest: we are. there's a real crisis of sleep deprivation, and it's affecting every aspect of our lives. it's affecting our health, first of all, with an incredible can cost in terms of health care provision but also in terms of how we feel about our life. because we now know through this amazing new finding of sleep science that literally sleep deprivation is affecting every aspect of our health from obesity and diabetes to cancer and heart disease and now we find out alzheimer's. because what we've learned in the recent years is that contrary to what was believed, sleep is a time of frenetic activity for the brain. that's when all the toxins accumulated in the day get washed out and cleaned up. and if that doesn't happen, the consequences are dire. so my hope with this book is to help shift the culture and give ourselves permission to do what nature intended, which is for the majori

arianna huffington is here. she is a cofounder, president and editor in chief of the huffington post media group. she's also recently taken on a brand new role. she is a sleep evangelist. her new book is you will kad the sleep revolution. it explores the causes and consequences about current sleep deprivation crisis, her words. i'm pleased to have arianna huffington back at this table. welcome. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: count me among your desiep els, monday the convertedded, among those who think you are on to something big. >> you are actually a-- not a desiep el because you've made napping a legitimate. because long before i became a sleep evangelist, you were talking about how if you had to choose between 20 minutes additional prep for an interview or 20 minutes of a nap, you would choose the nap. >> take the nap. >> because that would make it easier for you to retrieve all the information you had to be fully present during the interview. and all of this was much more important qualities than getting o

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sleep a week increasing wages by almost 5% because you're more productive which is why the ceo, arianna huffington, says it's time to change the corporate culture. >> there's a complete delusion that if you're going to succeed and be effective you need to forgo sleep. >> reporter: the huffington post, like google and zappos, even offered nap rooms. studies show even 20 minutes can boost memory and creative thinking. >> it's the same thing as if tuld taken a hour lunch break. >> a break that pays off. >> performance enhancement. >> reporter: companies like aetna using a corporate campaign to show america better sleep is better business. >>> there's an urgent search going on in montgomery county and police are asking for your help. officers say they're looking for spring. >> what? >> they posted an urgent message on facebook with this suspect description. >> i didn't know that. >> if anybody can get to the bottom of it it's montgomery county police department. >> you can help them. >> i'm glad they're on the case with us. i'm looking way out. i mean, you know, next week out, i conditioned find it an

of extra hour of sleep increases wages by 5% because you're more productive and that's why arianna huffingtons it's time to change the culture. >> there's the illusion that if you're going to succeed and be effective that you need to forego enough sleep. >> reporter: huffington post and google and zappio's offered nap room. studies show 20 minutes can boost memory. >> like if you took an hour's lunch break. >> reporter: the break pays off. companies like aetna using a corporate campaign showing america better sleep is better business. morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >> and i think the consensus in this studio is when do we start? we're back in a moment with new information we're back in a moment with new information mary buys a little lamb. one of millions of orders on this company's servers. accessible by thousands of suppliers and employees globally. but with cyber threats on the rise, mary's data could be under attack. with the help of the at&t network, a network that senses and mitigates cyber threats, their critical data is safer than ever. giving them the agility to be open & secure

of extra hour of sleep increases wages by 5% because you're more productive and that's why arianna huffingtonays it's time to change the culture. >> there is oat complete delusion that if you're going to succeed and going to be effective you need to forgo enough sleep. >> the hufrgton post like goingled and zappio's offered a nap room. studies showed even 20 minutes can boost memory and creative thinking. >> kind of the same thing as if you take an hour lunch break. >> a break that pays off. >> sleep enhancement. >> company like aetna showing corporate america that better sleep means better business. morgan or >> and i think the consensus in this studio is when do we start? >>> we're back in a moment with new information on the wild chase in the streets of los angeles. suppliers and employees globally. but with cyber threats on the rise, mary's data could be under attack. with the help of the at&t network, a network that senses and mitigates cyber threats, their critical data is safer than ever. giving them the agility to be open & secure. because no one knows & like at&t. try cool mint zanta

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arianna huffington wants to help steer uber in the right direction. is joined to the board of directors. she is already an investor. who was working to fulfill a promise to shareholders that they will be profitable by the second quarter of this year. they are facing increasing competition from left. bringing emotional intelligence that the company is lacking. coming up, yahoo! ceo marissa mayer makes a deal with one from august vocal critics. we would dig into the details. a stock we are watching closely. lending club. shares surge as much as 9.4%. closing just under 8%. after an analyst at loan marketplace says origination fees charged to riskier borrowers. they are now being charged a 6% origination fee. the price increase could contribute 12% to revenue growth. ♪ activist investors have reached an agreement with marble technologies to add five new members to the company's board. star board took a 6.7% stake in january.it maker in markel ceo and president agreed to step down. the company still looking for a new ceo. another star wars target. yahoo!

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coming up, emily chang sits down with arianna huffington.back monday with more match with ted cruz. mark is so excited he decided to skip ahead and tease it before i had a time -- before i had a chance to tease it. we came up with a lot of good nicknames for ted cruz. trump-ian i would say. mark: thanks for watching. john: thanks for watching. time to say sayanara. ♪ mark: you are watching "bloomberg west." for the second time in as many days, southern japan has been hit i a powerful earthquake. 7.2 quake struck the same region is the same one which struck friday and killed 10 people. no word if the latest quake increased the death toll. secretary kerry called the russian foreign secretary and officially objected to russian planes fighting -- flying close to a navy destroyer, calling the move unsafe and unprofessional, but a military spokesman says the pilots were using all measures of precaution. a group of 20 nations are threatening to penalize tax havens that do not share .nformation on their clients boston is marking the third anniversar

with it arianna huffington come which was bought by aol, which was bought by asked. -- i she would likehoo! in the family and she said absolutely. >> it is a hybrid. it is a journalistic enterprise and it is a platform. tumblr is an incredible asset. as more and more people want to express their views in more than 140 characters, you have an incredible opportunity to use tumblr to allow people to express their views and also use play.an advertising us, definitely one of the most important monetization channels. emily: i asked if she had sympathy for marissa mayer who is now fighting for her job and she said, yes, of course i do. however, she chose to run yahoo! with a strategy that is not working or that shareholders are not happy with and she believes yahoo! can perhaps be revitalized under new leadership. kind what is the strategy having the bids come in and the day after, reporting earnings? could this be an issue for yahoo!? emily: that is an interesting question. i'm not sure anybody knows the answer to that. it is difficult to get into the head of the yahoo! board at this point. w

. ♪ ♪ charlie: arianna huffington is here. editor in chief of the huffington post media group. she has also taken on a new role as a sleep evangelist. she has a new book that explores the causes and consequences of sleep deprivation. ariannaased to have huffington back at the table. county among your disciples, tell me among those who think you are onto something big. arianna: you have made napping legitimate, because long before i became a sleep evangelist, you were talking about how you had to choose between 20 minutes additional prep or 20 minutes of a nap, you would choose a nap because that would make it easier for you to retrieve all the information you had to be fully present during the interview, and this was much -- and all of these were much more important than getting one more fact. charlie: at every level of what you argue, whether it is sex, work performance, the way you feel, or whether it is your health, i believe that sleep is crucial. i think seven hours is a great place to go. i generally get about six, then

coming up, emily chang sits down with arianna huffington. with more from our foosball match with ted cruz. mark is so excited he decided to skip ahead and tease it before i had time to tease it. mark: we came up with a lot of good nicknames for ted cruz. john: we did. almost trump-ian i would say. ted cruz, not a lot of banter. mark: if you want to see the eye of the tiger, watch monday's episode. john: thanks for watching. time to say sayanara. ♪ ♪ announcer: "brilliant ideas," powered by hyundai motors. ♪ narrator: the contemporary art world is vibrant and booming as never before. it is a 21st century phenomenon. a global industry in its own right. "brilliant ideas" looks at the artists at the heart of this. they have a unique power to inspire, astonish, provoke, and shock. artists like kyuchul ahn. ♪

arianna huffington joining the board. course, of the huffing post. good morning to both of you. we have a million things to talk about but let's start with the news. how did this happen? why did this happen? >> arianna and i had known each other for a couple years, a few years now. and i -- you know, we have just -- we just kind of had a connection from the beginning. we just sort of -- >> you're into sleep too? >> a simpatico thing on sleep. we have a simpatico thing on building companies. i like to say, look, on my board right now the -- the non-common board seats, right, the preferred shareholders, they're financial folks. i like to say they're chess enthusiasts. but actually as a ceo/entrepreneur i am a chess -- i play chess, and i play chess 60 hours a week. i needed a fellow chess master at the board level. >> this is your chess master? >> for sure. there are a whole bunch of other things that arianna brings to the table that's really important and very valuable having her, you know, at the highest level at uber. an

. >> arianna huffington might be on the list.to get personal will trump comparing him to a dictator. >> he's a little bit like king he's dangerous. >> huffington blaming trump's push for a ban on muslim immigration. last year the huffington post said it would only cover donald trump in an entertainment section not the news. >> not so entertaining in i more, huh? >> an ex heisman winner tackling a new challenge a dui charge. quarterback troy smith was pull ped over in a columbus after swerving all over the road. nearly two times the legal limit. >> how are you doing? >> good. yourself? >> i am an officer, sir. >> i am great. >> he stumbled through his abc's only reaching the letter i and refused a breathalyzer test. along with a dui he's charged with possession of marijuana. >> a man loses control of his suv nearly sending it over a cliff right there. then it is hit by a tour bus and he survives both. the shocking pictures showed the vehicle dangling after trashing through a grard rail. he was confused he got out and that's when t

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i talked to mitt romney and arianna huffington. this is also about politics and pop culture.e conversational discussion was people where my curiosity leads me. i'm not always trying to make news. i'm trying to explore what makes people tick. >> do you feel a lot in this? >> feel. i share about myself. >> and areas of stuff that i share that you will make fun of. >> no! >> impossible. for you, i will learn how to download. thank you, guys. >>> donald trump's campaign manager corey lewandowski joins us live in the 7:00 hour. he has been at the center of a lot of headlines lately. michaela. >> a-b-s-t-r-u-s-e. in a sentence, chris is abstruse. it means chris is obscure. >>> the candidates and crowd ramping up the volume of the new york media. how did the press react to last night's brooklyn brawl? ♪ you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline plus unleashes a deadly killing force to kills fleas and ticks, plus flea eggs and larvae, preventing a new flea infestation. its protection lasts a full 30 days. no

. >>> uber ceo travis calvinic spoke to us this morning as arianna huffington reported ta its ipo stillnent, and this is what he had to the say. >> i am your classic founder entrepreneur that is way more into product innovation and building a company than i am in like thinking of liquidity. so this is about building the company, and you guys, you is seen me over the years, and it is always been that way for me, and i have said it even on the cnbc that we are going to take as long as we can to go pub are lick. >> and the conversation didn't end there, about the ipo because it is not just the rider tas and drivers curious about it, but so are uber's own investor ss and many of whom got in years ago. >> yes, we have a number of investors who put money, and there is a moral obligation to find liquidity. >> right. >> and that is just part of the deal. >> right. >> that is part 1. part two, i have a number of employees that have put heart and soul, and blood and sweat into making uber a great company, and there is, you know, a lot of it is sweat equity. and so, we have to find a way to get th

we have media voices like arianna huffington, silicon valley leaders who support this debate in quitting wikipedia cofounder, cindy con for electronic frontier foundation and we also have craig from craigslist. needless to say, the members of the open debate coalition do not necessarily agree on every issue , but we do agree on one core principle. that political debates and must must better represent the will of the people. what that means is asking candidates questions voted on by the people instead of silly questions. and it also means liberating debate footage and you do not need cable news at all but instead you can see it on an open sea that's on any social media platform or individual that wants to broadcast it. at the coalition we hope tonight's debate serve serve as a model for presidential events later this year. and that is to become the norm for political debates all across america for every office up and on the ballot. tonight, we invite you to spread the word on's social media during the debate letting people know they can open watch it at hash -- >> let's begin. i am proud

. >> we did get to spend some time with him and arianna huffington. d lots of questions of whether arianna was getting on that board ahead of an ipo. however, he effectively desueded us that that is what is happening here. anybody expecting the company to go public anytime soon may be sorely disappointed. by did talk to him about a comment that the capital venturist threw over twitter bringing a bit of heat saying that he needed to go public and do it soon. here's what he had to say about it. >> yes, we have a number of investors who put money in. there's a moral obligation to find liquidity, right? >> right. >> that's part one. part two, i have a number of employees who have put heart and soul blood and sweat into making uber a great company. a lot of that is sweat equity. we have to find a way to get that liquidity at some point. but we're 5 1/2 years ago old. and it's a little early in our life psych to gcycle to go ther. >> we also talked about the chinese market where travis is trying to make uber a great success. given how competitive that market

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we have an elite panel of judges this year, including arianna huffington and as well as wes moore one of our celebrity judges and the one and only dan gilbert as well. really great group and happy to be here and telling a good story about what it means to be self-made. >> it's sara here, it makes me wonder when it comes to promoting entrepreneurship, you need a healthy environment, when all we're talking about is members of the campaign politicians bashing big business and treasury deposit breaking up a deal. how healthy the environment is right now for businesses and startup. >> forget about it, that's a side show. people get caught up with what's happening when you're starting with a business, we're so far below the fold. if you're going to start a company not going to be in the millions of dollars but something for kids out of the trunk of their car the same way i did. we can encourage people saying don't listen to the headlines and pundits, there's enough people telling you what you can't do. having the courage to get out and find out if somebody is willing to engage your product

times" festival books featuring discussions with author and political commentator arianna huffington. also nationally syndicated talk show host dennis prager. and a discussion about religion and politics. reza aslan talks about his book. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> white house cabinet secretary broderick johnson went back to his alma mater, the university of michigan law school, to explain to students what it is like working at the white house for president obama. he also discussed the white house my brother's keeper task force which he chairs and his observations about president obama's priorities in his last year in office. he spoke for about an hour. >> good afternoon, everybody. welcome. i'm susan collins, from the gerald r. ford school of public policy. it's wonderful to have all of you join us this afternoon. today it is really an honor to be introducing broderick johnson who joins us as part of the university's month-long martin luther king jr. symposium. in that context as well, it's really a special pleasure to have all of you here with us for toda

guest of arianna huffington. i don't know how he gets his braid to do that. that's pretty impressive. >> the actual dinner festivities are due to begin at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >> first became popular as the star of "real housewives of atlanta." she is getting a touch up here from it looks like her stylist. >> 8:00 p.m. at the dinner program and they will be dinner. there's a few speeches. after that at about 9:45 is when it is due to begin again. we will be watching that all evening. >> it's funny, there are always surprises. people show up to this event that you were not expecting. who everybodyknow is, and then someone else wa invited, or there's a last-minute ad. maybe they came with cnn. >> i don't have a cnn page. >> i don't, either. >> you got to learn that move. another guest, jenna fischer. >> born in indiana. >> that's right. she is a delight. enjoying notnk, being on a network series right now. she tries to schmooze some folks here in washington. she's a great guest and a lot of fun. >> guests of abc, not cnn. >> that's interesting. down.being wa