those are navigate picasso like references this is cecil a the photographer bill bryant and his wife. they were looking at the picture itself coming into being. one of the things it took a long time to take it 60 seconds to develop that he would have to move around a grateful. in that imagine he has to move there's a great story of steven photographed by steve and steve saying are you still taking my picture david. there's the penn text camera i takes a lot of pictures and takes them to his local photo development place where hundreds and hundreds i think he made that one person a millionaire he would work on the collages and that would take hours. again, you have the photograph that wouldn't capture you have his own feet the detail of the grass, his mother and a place where she and ear mother and father used to date and this cemetery. a collapsed abby. this for example, one thing that's fascinating if you do it it will look like a monster it takes a frafrt to get the lines listened up but this is billy wilder lalt a cigar but you'll see what this is by locating you in this case him b

we'll introduce you to the >>> former president, bill clinton and basketball star kobe bryant are part of a new team. next month, they will join forces to lead a panel on kids and sports. the round table will take place in california and include coaching, health and support. they worked together on a homeless initiative, too. >>> there is excitement surrounding the wizards right now. >> last night, the team won for the first time in new york in seven years. dianna is here with a great story about what is working for them. >> you always here athletes talk about good chemistry and how important it is to have on the team. two of them are best friends, bffs. they are from two different countries, speak different languages, but somehow finish each other's sentences. it helps them and local restaurants. >> we like good food. >> of course. >> to be international. >> the restaurant -- >> the big guys on the team may be the perfect match. both close to seven fetal, averaging 15 points and ten rebounds a game. gentle giants that describe their bonds like this. >> he is my soul -- >> soul mate --

bryant the same question? let me see if i can name some . >> you can do whatever you want. >> myself, bill russell. kumar, larry bird. >> what about the path? >> i am considering collective- bargaining rules. sports liket other soccer or something like that? it. look into it is something i am very passionate about. you never say never. >> kobe bryant identifies passion as what could lead into the owner's suite once his playing career is done. buildelping sports fans his business. he tells us why his company is sold on sports. investment and content is a major part of reaching the younger audience. >> can you name the nba team that has been under its current ownership the longest? nine teams have been sold in the last four years, but this franchise has stayed in the family. we will give you the answer when sportfolio returns. >> here is the answer to the stumper. ownershipise under for the longest is the los angeles lakers. his family continues to own and operate the franchise. we have heard it over and over and over again that sports properties are among the most ,aluable asset in media especially

bryant the same question? qwest not a bad group. let's see if i can name some. i will do magic, myself, billkareem abdul- and larry bird. >> notice michael jordan did not make the dream team. the lineto draw somewhere. you can watch the full interview with kobe bryant online. go to bloomberg.com as well as our award-winning at. learn from the man with the biggest collection of whiskey on how to properly taste a two thousand dollars bottom of booze. maybe moonshine is more your thing. we have got you covered area the stars will tell us how they do it. ♪ >> whiskey and moonshine. discovery channel's "moonshiners" follows the lines of men making a fortune out in the backwoods, making booze. i spoke with two of the shows how they got them into the despair qwest it is something you grow up into it. if you grope in the neighborhood, what are you going o do? >> it is normal for you. you do not worry about getting caught? >> you do worried about getting caught a little bit. you have to keep that in the back your mind. aboutou stop worrying getting caught, that is when you start making mistakes. we e

jon erlichman talked to bryant about the team he would most -- most left to play on, his personal dream team. russell, myself, bill, and larry bird. >> all right, well, that is kobe bryant. coming up, the ceo of dreamworks talks about the future of the movie business and why it may not be in the u.s. and it is been years in the making, but the volcker rule may be realized. we will have more on what is likely to be in the final version. >> time for the "global outlook." move over, america. by the end of the decade, america will no longer be the global leader in the movie market. this is according to jaffe katzenberg. >> five years from now, china will be the number one movie market in the world. we are $10 billion in america today, $3.5 billion this year. in a 5 years they will surpass us and surpass us in many of these ways just purely on the numbers. >> katzenberg was also asked about fellow hollywood mogul barry diller, one of the backers of the online tv service that is being sued by a number of big- name media companies. who is just an amazing man, honestly, without question one of the most brilliant people ev