. >> t-mobile won't be selling blackberries anymore. blackberry ended its licensing deal with t mobile saying the companies no longer have complementary strategies after recent scuffle between the two companies when t-mobile e-mailed blackberry customers with a promotion to switch to a kpeesing device. shares of blackberry were up 1% to 8.21. shares of t-mobile up a fraction to 33.49. glaxosmithkline halted a lung cancer vaccine. it didn't increase survival rates. it continues the trial despite the initial trail kwur and tried to find a subgroup of patients that might benefit from the treatment but that wasn't successful. shares down a fraction to $53 a share. >> but it was a spectacular day for shareholders of another

it's up 4. >>> t mobile saying goodbye to blackberry. the service provider says it plans to stop selling blackberries on april 25. blackberry owners who use t mobile will still be able to use their feens get product support after the deadline. the contract between the two companies will not be renewed. t mobile stopped stocking blackberrys last year. >>> commuters in one part of cupertino face big traffic concerns as apple begins construction on its new campus. demolition work has begun on the site bordered by north wolf road, prune ridge avenue and homestead road. crews have closed lanes to move utility lines around the former hewlett-packard site. >>> a few minutes, the a's will host a double-header after last night's game against cleveland was rained out. first pitch for the second game is at 6:00 tonight. if you had tickets to last night's game, they're good for tonight's game. tickets printed with today's date are still valid for the afternoon game. >>> breaking news, one man has died after a car crashed into a canal. rescue crews s

>> more like a blackberry and an ipad. >> who has a blackberry? >> i have the blackberry. he has the ipad. did you read this? i don't care. did you see what so-and-so said? he doesn't want to talk about it. sometimes we have to have a timeout. >> have you stayed behind the scenes on purpose? >> yes. because i think there are people whose roles are outward facing and folks who should be internal. when you are talking about some of the things i do, there is no reason for me to be external. i have chosen to keep my head down and do my job as i see it. >> satisfied knowing you are one of the most powerful woman in washington. [laughter] >> who wants to do everything else when this is the capstone on of my career? >> i made you that night in new york. >> i am hooked forever. >> you have had this amazing life. you going to the president and say, it is time. he knows it is time. he understands. he says an interesting thing. i'm not going to let you go unless you promise me you will be there for me, not only during the presidency, but in the post-presidency. that is an ultimate ac

is there any case if they kill off the blackberry?> this morning i was mentioning to a hedge fund manager friend of mine that i was going to be on discussing blackberry. and his response was i forgot blackberry was still around. that's either a very bad sign for the company or a great contrarian indicator. i'm not sure which. the numbers are god awful. last quarter they lost. revenue was down 64% year over year and 18% quarter over quarter. that being said, john chen, new ceo as the company, i've known him since the '90s. he's a very skilled executive. i'm a big fan. and he's been talking about changing this business model from handsets to software. if anybody can do it, it's john chen. that said, it's a pretty drastic change in the business model. it would be like if cnbc changed from business news to sports. mandy, you might not stick around. it could work out, but you probably wouldn't stick around. >> what? >> what are you saying about my sporting knowledge? >> she throws a wicked googly on the cricket pitch. >> you're absolutely

blackberry could get some financial healing--- blackberry is taking a small stake in nanthealth to develop a new smartphone designed for people in the health care industry. the phone will have the capability of showing 3-d images and ct scans. it could launch later this year. blackberry's ceo is attempting to turn around disappointing revenue numbers at the smartphone company. twitter is becoming more data driven. it's purchased colorado startup guh-nip -- a leader in providing and controlling data for facebook, google, and more. guh-nip's ceo says the acquisition will help twitter deliver tweets, faster! it's the 4th startup purchase twitter has made recenlty. twitter stock flew up 11% yesterday, closing above 45 dollars. the company that makes barcodes for retailers... is buying motorola solutions. zebra technologies corp-- is paying $3.4 billion. motorola solutions makes rugged mobile computers, tablets and barcode scanners. "google glass " is a hit. the wearable tech went on sale to the public for one day. google's stock rose 3 dollars as gadget lovers got the chance to purchase the 15

blackberry is dropping its deal with t-mobile after a february spat. the relationship soured after t-mobile offered the apple iphone 5-s for free in february ...and promoted it as "a great offer for blackberry customers." blackberry says it hopes to work with the carrier again when business strategies align. it will continue to honor existing t-mobile customer contracts. still to come: the film our critic says will be an unchallenged winner at the box office until summer! plus... bill moller takes us behind the census numbers, and what its exposing about the economic recovery. and, and can you guess the top eco friendly tech company. the answer -- is after this break! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ apple is receiving high marks for its efforts to be a green & clean company. apple tops a greenpeace list for relying 100% on solar and wind power to operate. here's how other tech companies stack up. yahoo runs on a 59% mix of natural gas, coal and nuclear power. facebook uses 49%, google 48%, amazon 15% , and ebay 6%. bill moller brings us an update now on the hottest sectors

and i'm actually looking at my blackberry right now, waiting to see when the alert does come in. it usually does come at this time. we may get an update on exactly what the bluefin found. so we'll keep our eye on that. 19 n the meantime, richard quest joins me along with arthur rosenberg and jeff weise. let's talk about the search. let's talk about this oil slick. from your reporting, what are they going to be able to ascertain? let's say it tests positive for it is jet fuel there are lots of reasons jet fuel might be around. it's unclear. will they be able to tell it comes from this plane? >> first of all, the jet fuel

>> it's more like a blackberry and an ipad -- >> charlie: who has the blackberry? >> i have the blackberry and he has the ipad. he says, did you read this and see what so and so said? i said, i don't care. and i said, have you seen this? and he doesn't want to talk about it. so sometimes we have a time out. >> charlie: have you stayed behind the scenes on purpose? >> yes. >> charlie: because? because i think there are people in the administration are fundamentally outward facing and folks who should be internal. i think that, when you're talking about, you know, some of the things that i do, there is no reason for me to be external and, so, i have just chosen to keep my head down and do my job as i see it. >> charlie: you were satisfied knowing that you were one of the most powerful women in washington? >> i know i would be one day. who wants to do anything else when this is the capstone of my career. >> charlie: i made you that night in new york, didn't i? >> i'm hooked forever. >> charlie: so you've had this amazing life and you go in to the president and you say

and offer credits to the blackberry customer whose stay with t-mobile. fall intermediate started with a t-mobile ad campaign back in february when they e-mailed blackberry customs promoting apple's iphone 5s as an alternate to blackberry smart phones. >> as we have seen, anything this happen on "jeopardy" and year was no exception. after alex asked the contestant to tell the audience of the documentary he would like to fund if he won the $1 million at stake. >> to try to put a face on who makes our clothes and the eight year old who made your fancy suit, alex. >> was that a low blow? >> i will give him a shot. >> yikes. you could hear the ought conference gap and he was in an uncomfortable situation talking about the documentary on sweat shot labor. you can catch "jeopardy" at 7:00 right here. >> yikes. >> some lpga stars are upset at "golf dire -- "golf digest," the daughter of gretzky is engaged to pga star johnson and gretzky talks of six golf improvement exercise and her connection to the sports world, and some stars saying this doesn't pay respect t

meantime, that big blackberry story. ceo john chen saying it is willing to exit the mobile phone business if it remains unprofitable. blackberry once held a 20% share of the global smartphone market, but has, obviously, seen sharp declines since the rise of android devices. look to acquire and partner other companies to boost its presence as a secure communication platform. of course, that is one thing that blackberry is also well known for. guys, back to you. >> jackie, thank you much. >>> we'll check in with meteorologist rob mayeda. we told you late last night you would be waking up very early. >> what was that four hours ago? all caffeine and coffee at this point. the weather will wake you up and sea breeze pretty strong. mist and drizzle around parts of the coast and that fog can slow things down, mike. keeping a close eye on that on your morning commute. we have views of the ground, which is nice because the cloud cover at times has dropped visibility down around places like santa rosa, at times down to about a thi

you have a blackberry. >> i don't just have a blackberry.ere are lots of people with a blackberry -- i have a blackberry with a virtual keyboard and they may be the only guy in new york city that has one. >> is it because you are a virtual canadian? >> i am a real canadian. >> electorate is from canada. i don't, you don't. >> i actually do. we outnumber you. >> canadians taking over america continues. coming up in the next hour, eh, we would talk about the future of nuclear energy with the head of the country's largest operator of nuclear plants. this is "bloomberg surveillance" on bloomberg television, streaming on your tablet, smartphone, and bloomberg.com. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. i'm tom keene. with me, scarlet fu. joining me this morning, erik schatzker. top headlines. >> let's start again with russia telling ukraine to stop all military preparations in the east or risk a civil war. after ukraine sent police forces in eastern regions to stop progress in protest. demonstrators seized government buildings in some cities. the u.s. has

there is value in blackberry.s no one wants to buy blackberry because it's deemed as the untouchable companies the way google acquired motorola and for a while the bane of their existence. wall street is like a bunch of kids. there is popular companies and there are not. a company like what's app can be bought for $19 billion, but blackberry, you know end roads in these areas on the software side and, of course, the hardware side where blackberry continues to grow especially in countries like indonesia i've seen very promising numbers. this is where you're going to make your money going forward. >> yeah, it's sort of interesting. it's interesting thesis as far as that is concerned. you talk about the -- what do you think is behind all the selling of the big names? look at the names where we've seen the 30% gains. is it just people have said that's it. >> what it is, you have some hedge funds that, yes, they made their money and they are concerned about selling in the down turn and taking the profits to the table.

you still have a blackberry? >> i do, and i love it, and i'm not going to apologize for that. >> don't judge us. we still have or blackberries. did kathleen sebelius, just from your sources, and i know you have excellent sources, do you get the feeling that this was an excellent that was foretold in october, but carried out today? >> a modification of that. my sense was that, you know, i mean, look, just let's talk about what tends to happen. if are you a cabinet secretary and you stayed through the first term and you stay into the second term, generally there's some kind of milestone that you are going to use to then exit. it's very rare that you would stay for both temz terms. the timing doesn't surprise me. they weren't going to have her leave aon a low note when things were in such disarray. i think she's done an incredible job from everything i'm hearing of, you know, really managing the process. for her to step back and it will end the important timing because of something you alluded to in your opening, th

the first challenger to blackberry's dominance. two companies do not have complementary strategies and it will not renew the contract with the mobile when it expires. it sounds like it was going to be a breakup in the making for wife sometime. bloomberg television is "on the markets." scarlet fu has your check before the open. much change in futures. not much impact from the adp employment change number either. with jobless claims tomorrow. within the cash market, the s&p 500 closed at a record high. was about 44 points away from its record as well. outside of equities, we are keeping an eye on copper prices. they are higher than one percent right now. this is after the 8.2 magnitude earthquake in chile. therecific copper says site suffered no damage from the quake. >> here is a look at the top headlines. irtu delaying its ipo. plans to later this month following the scrutiny of the release of michael lewis' bbook. lufthansa canceled flights this week. there's a dispute over retirement benefits. this is the biggest disruption in th

with t mobile. >> offered the iphone 43 and february touting the promotion as a great offer for blackberry customers. >> those who buy from their inventory the three largest carriers. chicago residents are upset about a new remote parking lot. as part of an ongoing plan to reduce traffic the chicago cubs are offering free parking to fans during the game. not everybody is happy about it. live at the new parking lot on the northwest side. this new remote what will provide nearly twice the amount of parking spaces as the old lot >> residents around here said it increased traffic will mean a big loss for them. as much as many of them love the cubs they're not too fond of this new parking plan. 1000 free parking spaces. the new remote lot of north barack road lost of the ballpark. >> traffic around here is brutal. and has lived in this area for decades. she never expected release of issues to stretch over into her neighborhood 2 mi. away. residents will be on the lookout for adequate security. if someone is there all the time and people behave themselves we will see. i really hope has surprised

number three, blackberry.e against an iphone key start up -- keyboard start up. boourt order and the tae product from selling the keyboard while blackberry proceeds with the patent infringement case against the company. >> number two, hewlett-packard. agreeing to pay $57 million to shareholderttle a lawsuit. accusing the former ceo of making misleading statements about operations before he was ousted. the company legal troubles are not over. >> number one, general motors. mary barra will testify in front of congress later today on why it took a decade to recall two point 2 million vehicles with faulty ignition switches and to answer the company's problems in cars recall of 1.5 million with power steering issues. i recall about two 7 million -- a recall of of 27 million vehicles. janet yellen spoke yesterday at the federal reserve in chicago. even after the fed gazes out monthly bond purchases, committed to keeping rates low in order to help jobs. >> reducing the rate of new security purchases are not -- lessen

t-mobile reaching out to its customers that wear blackberry phones.hey will give subscribers that use blackberry phones a $100 toward a new one. the announcement came in an open letter to t-mobile. that sparked a public disagreement between blackberry and t-mobile. >>> time is 5:21. they were hit three times in one month. what they are doing in one san jose neighborhood after being targeted by copper thieves. >> and just running or running for their lives? the theory behind this video and how it could be connected to an earthquake. >>> welcome back. time is 5:24. how about good news for people at homeowner associations worried about retro abuse to try to reduce water use for landscaping. a bill is headed to the california senate that offers protection. now under this proposed bill, associations, apartment projects, and housing coopives could -- not ban ban water use. >>> wildlife officials say there is one benefit from the recent storms that brought rain and snow across northern california. the u.s. fish and wildlife announced it will temporarily stop

in a statement, t-mobile says blackberry business strategies are not complementary. urgedn february, the ceo users to switch over to the iphone. has hold up more than half of her stake in the social networking company. she sold 26 million of her 41 million shares since facebook went public in may 2012. some of the sales were to settle tax bills. china forooking to business opportunities. the chipmaker just announced a one hundred million dollar fund in china to try to get intel chips into more chinese made computers and mobile devices. they are also setting up an innovation center near many of the factories where the devices are made. first to our lead story of the day, a special show on amazon, a big unveiling in new york city of fire tv. they had to get the word fire in there. significant. i hate covering product announcements, but i think this an interesting position for amazon to be in because they are trying to use hardware to get where their software has not been able to be , being in the business that netflix is in. streams movies, tv, has wi-fi, cost $99, sta

one thing i do, when i get to work is take my blackberry and just seamlessly work it into the work thatcomputer. microsoft wants a device unique to your computer that will make that transition even more seamless than what i already do, is that correct? >> they want to give you a seamless experience. regardless of what device you use. and i think that's the big change that satya is which together company. as you know last week they announced office for independednt pad. that was a long time in coming but it was a very important statement for satya to make. he said, basically, we're the users are, we want, we want to be there. whatever device they're using, whatever software they may have, they would be using, we want them to be using microsoft software to be most productive they can be. that is a huge change. liz: microsoft is amazing company. i love people that criticize it. if you took every element away from microsoft in this world, everybody would be frantic. with are is my outlook and where is everything i need microsoft for. so we get that we had bill george, former medtronic ceo a

blackberry? ostracized. finally, a new survey ranking american airports named laguardia as the worst in the country. and jfk as the second worst. the third worst was, somehow, laguardia again. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you, 8g band? that sounds tight tonight. a tight sound. it's so good to see you, fred. how's everything going? >> fred: great, great, really happy to be here. >> seth: that's good, and weekend's coming up. do you have any big weekend plans? >> fred: no, i'll be here in new york, just hanging out. >> seth: okay that's great. and that's fine. like i like an answer like that, because it's very simple and it doesn't seem like you're constructing a fantasy world that doesn't exist. and i like that because i'm your friend and i want you to be honest with me. [ laughter ] but here's the thing fred. i feel like you're not always honest with everybody. like for instance, you know, i was backstage and i heard you, like, braggin

. -- that blackberry. -- at blackberry. >> here is a look at the top tech stories.announced it is removing instant mobile messaging services from its app. uses will be required to the messenger app to send and receive communications on mobile devices. charter communications is still deciding whether to compete for time warner cable after two months of getting booted out by comcast. they are eager to -- to acquire 3 million subscribers that time warner could divest. john chen giving himself two years to overhaul blackberry and offset declining handsets. he is stepping up blackberry's reliance on business customers. icahn's proxy fight with ebay has finally come to an end. the billionaire actor -- activist investor has agreed to add david dorman as an independent director. makers'" "market erik schatzker. >> it is very interesting. this heated up over just three months. has accumulated 2% of the stock. a proxy fight with carl icahn isn't over until he sells all his stock and goes away, and that's not what's happening here. he remains an ebay shareholder. john donahoe,

[ laughter ] the announcement came as a shock to blackberry owners who said, it's 2014?ghter and applause ] when did this -- my blackberry says it's 2009. [ laughter ] bad news for beyonce. very rare to hear bad news for beyonce but some bad news for beyonce. two women are suing beyonce after getting trampled at one of her concerts. to add insult to injury, they were the other two members of destiny's child. [ laughter and applause ] kelly and michelle. you like that one, kim. you like that one. [ laughter ] this story is very french. this is our most french story of the night. the president of france has angered citizens after appointing his ex-girlfriend, his ex-girlfriend as minister of ecology and energy. and this is after he had already declared her the mayor of sexytown. [ laughter ] so that leaves two things. this is little surprising. a new poll by pugh research has found that 75% of americans, 75% of americans believe marijuana legalization is inevitable. [ cheers and applause ] the same 75% also said, inevitable is a funny word. [ laughter ] inevitable. [ appla

if blackberry cannot make money in hand sets they will not be in the business. they last $400 million last converter alone. >>> former secretary of state condoleeza rice is joining the board of drop box but some are expressing concept civil about whether she can keep their private files, private. >> facebook is taking a feature away from the mobile app messaging. users will need to download a stand alone app to send messages to other users. there has been a stand alone app since 2011. users who do not have the app are directed download it for the phones. >> print's prince george is resting while his mom and dad are touring. they toured a museum with a man collecting world war i memorabelia since he was 12. we will have a full report on "good morning america" at 7:00 from new zealand. baby george need as rest after the big play date. >> and prince william is a trained helicopter pilot. >> how fun. >> you cannot see today if you are a private pilot. >> sfo said there are 51 minute flight arrival delays because of the clouds. >> on thursday, we will look down from

-- sensibly used blackberrys.. understand why we can't get all that information on our computer. >> how much is the affordable care act impacting you and impacting this space? >> it has a huge impact. it is a combination of the high-tech act and the affordable care act. those two things are allowing for what i would call a titanic change in the u.s. health care system. what is happening with both is we are providing -- we are providing people with the tools theireed to actually have records or have the information they need to manage their health. biotechly, about this bubble, the nasdaq index has dropped 15% in the last two months. valuations have been quite high. there have been a lot of ipo's.acked ipo for a -- what is happening? >> there is a tremendous interest in biotech. companies are developing products that are getting to market and have huge revenue. the biotech index over the past few years has outperformed the s&p 500 and the nasdaq index. people realize money can be made in that space. selectivity in

aey will ramp up sales of genetically engineered soybean number higher.he >> t-mobile and blackberry are both fire. they will not renew the contract after theyle encouraged customers to switch from blackberry to the apple iphone. whoops. >> mcdonald's down slightly as two former managers have come out and said they help withhold employee wages in order to keep costs down. they engaged in tactics such as adding unpaid breaks. that theytant to note are 80% franchisees who have to run their own business. interesting here is the star, as you saw, not really react in today. it's not having that much of a negative reaction from this lawsuit, the talk about potential labor abuses. there is more of a concern about if sales are flagging and if they are having problems. >> what happens when they are forced to pay that overtime? do they see their hours scaled-back? these small-business owners, these franchise owners, that's exactly what they did. $2.7 million per store, a half the number, but the growth is what we are not seeing. where else can you find money if you cannot have the innovative p

. >> holmes crashes through a thicket of thorny blackberry bushes and in to the ground. >> i rememberg the ground coming up and straight away once i hit the ground it went black and i was blacked out. >> moments later, king lands nearby, not sure if his friend is dead or alive. >> he was calling out to me and waiting for a response. he didn't hear anything. he was expecting to see a body, not a body that was still able to talk. >> i broke my left ankle in quite an impressive way. there was severe bruising all over me. the blackberry bush inserted in to me everywhere and collapsed my lung. >> the horrific experience and ensuing injuries are not enough to keep holmes on the ground. after an eight-month recovery, he returns to his sky diving job, performing 10 to 15 jumps a day. >> so, just back to normal. i have done it since i was 17 for work. i love every single day i go to work. i just love it. it's my life. i love it. >> as long as his parachute functions properly, it's a good day. but for this guy, jumping without deploying a parachute is the whole point. >> one mistake when you ar

i like blackberry from the earth. >> you get a demerit on that. karen. >> i originally wanted to do earth, wind and fire, and instead i'm going with ge. ge is a huge player. if you think that qualifiequali wind, water, they're everywhere you want them to be. i like the idea of the acquisition they announced that they were in talks. it's power generation. i like that acquisition for them. i'm going with ge. >> gold star for karen. >> lame. >> gold star for tim, too. >> lame. lame. >> all right, guy. >> pentair. it's a global play. it's not ridiculous. they reported their quarter was okay. not great. doesn't matter. this is slow and steady and wins the race if you look at the stock over the last three or four years, it's proven to be that. i think there was a downgrade to neutral. >> still ahead, dunkin' donuts, we break down unusual activity on the stock and we'll reveal tonight's street fight winner. who is going to take home the trophy. still time to vote on twitter. please do next. to a fidelity ira. it gives you a wide range of investment optio

. >> anybody still have a blackberry?. >> it's so retro. >> i lost mine and you have not yet. you have got on record saying i don't believe you have one in your pocket. >> we're talking about like very because the ceo is giving himself two years to overhaul the smartphone maker and offset withning handset demands software that connects computers to all manner of machines from cars to heart monitors. he took over as ceo in november and is stepping up blackberry's reliance on business customers instead of the smartphones that make the company famous. interview, he said i do not have a plan to get rid of the handsets. i have a plan to not be dependent on handsets. that is how will be a good idea. to ahat was a response real mistake you made saying he would be responsive -- you'd be willing to shut off the hardware unit if that was possible. i don't think he's doing anyone a service. it's not a great software company. you probably have it still because of the keyboard. this is a strategy that has been very popular. someone ye

saying blackberry users should move over to other carriers.r has a recall of 90 to thousand vehicles all because of a defect in the brake system to put drivers address. some customers have been in complaining about brake pedal speeto firm chrysler says it could be water carl rochelle in. more debt -- bad news for the tempo fund has see the 11th straight month of outflows with $3 billion of investor from withdrawals in march balding 95% of its peers last month. this is the latest from fox business, giving you the power to prosper. melissa: whether wall street orreries tree here is who is making money today. falling after the debuts streaming device we have more on that the stock is down half a percent but 84 million shares? he lost $150 million today alone. he can afford it. making money this california retirees it winning $425 million jackpot he waited intel april fool's day to claim his prize. he said he was not able to sleep for days. losing money s.a. the new audit says it is wasting more than $6 million per year on unused office space and

it sounds like a complete departure from the blackberry i know of.t the enterprise has to deal with is the bring your own device. if an employee accesses the company e-mail on a personal problem,hat is there a presents real problems. there is a multibillion dollar opportunity there. well is a can manage everything, i don't know. >> we will continue in just a couple of minutes. he is the founder of softtech. he and i will return in a couple of minutes. ♪ >> this is "market makers." i am here with the founder of softtech. valuations -- are they really whatsapp and oculus are getting all of the attention. what did they say about valuations in tech? >> valuations in tech are bubbly.generally, not this is expensive, but not completely crazy. oculus are the exception. the use paper. -- they use paper. >> some paper. >> you figure out whether facebook is overpriced or not. if you look at what is going on today in the value, we see a lot of transactions. evaluation of $900 million is valuation of a $900 million is pretty hot for a company that has not figure

i still love my blackberry.uld go back -- there are some times i wish i had the keyboard. >> i miss brick breaker. i played a little the other day. i've still got it. you don't forget. it's like riding a bike. >>> i think gm is still on blackberry. general motors' chief executive mary barra set to return to capitol hill for a second day of testimony. cnbc's eamon javers joins us. >> reporter: a bit of a rough outing yesterday for mary barra as she faced a house committee on capitol hill. members of the committee really wanted some answers here on just why it took gm so long to issue this recall and why it took ten years to solve the problem of its ignition switches. mary barra, however, citing an internal gm investigation, said she didn't have a lot of answers to provide. take a listen. >> i am not aware. >> you don't know about that? i'm getting this information from the chronology that gm provided to knnitsa. >> i was not part of the organization at the time. that's why i'm doing the investigation to understan

there was blackberry bush into me everywhere.t collapsed my lung. >> the horrific experience and ensuing injuries are not enough to keep holmes on the ground. after an eight-month recovery, he returns to his skydiving job, performing 10 to 15 jumps a day. >> just like back to normal. i've done it since i was 17, and every single day i go to work, i just love it. it's my life, i love it. >> as long as his parachute functions properly, it's a good day. but for this guy, jumping without deploying a parachute is the whole point. >> one mistake when you're close to the ground and you're done. >> it's one of the most daring stunts you'll ever see. and it's caught on camera. may 25th, 2012, penley, england. gary connery is preparing to jump out of a helicopter at 2,400 feet without using a parachute. a film and tv stunt man, as well as an avid b.a.s.e. jumper, connery is no stranger to high-flying feats. >> jumped from the eiffel tower, i've written a bmx bike off beachy head, i've done nelson's column, the london eye, inside the millen

those who use blackberry should not see any difference in their services. >> farmers in california are working to keep the bird migration just a bit easier. >> in sacramento in california's central valley, it's a patchwork of farm field. this is the state's brea breadb, and it's also a migration route stretch from the arctic to south america. more than 230 species depend on this land for survival. but the birds hungry and exhau exhausted from flying thousands of miles find that the wetlands are now largely dry. once upon a time there were 4 million acres of wetlands larger than the size of connecticut. today, 250,000 acres remain lost to farmland that is drying up. >> the loss of this much wetland habitat we've gone from an estimate of 40 million birds on the pacific fly way to somewhere around 2,000 to 6,000 birds. >> farmers like bill stone who has been growing rice here for more than 50 years need the birds to naturally work the fields. >> the birds actually do a lot of tillage. as you can see out here in the field they stomp the rice in the ground and they're peculiarin pd so they'

and i'm actually looking at my blackberry right now, waiting to see when the alert does come in. it usually does come at this time. we may get an update on exactly what the bluefin found. so we'll keep our eye on that. 19 n the meantime, richard quest joins me along with arthur rosenberg and jeff weise. let's talk about the search. let's talk about this oil slick. from your reporting, what are they going to be able to ascertain? let's say it tests positive for it is jet fuel there are lots of reasons jet fuel might be around. it's unclear. will they be able to tell it comes from this plane? >> first of all, the jet fuel question is a particularly interesting one. if the plane flew to endurance, the tanks were empty. the thing left the sky because it ran out of jet fuel. >> so there wouldn't be enough to have a noticeable slick 40 days later is what you're saying? >> it's an interesting question whether or not that would be jet fuel. jet fuel also is not thick. it's very light. it creates a sheen on the top of the water. and that's what they were talking about when they found it.

also this morning, becky, a little bit of news for you, blackberry, though you've given up on your blackberry. >> i'm using it right now. i have not given up. >> they may be considering exiting handsets completely. you may have an antique there. >> i knew thisay>> the ceo says would consider such a move if it remains unprofitable. a time frame for such a decision would be short. blackberry is looking to expand its corporate reach with investments, acquisitions and partnerships and take a look at shares of blackberry given that news. $8.10. that's up -- it's up on that news if you can believe that. >> what else do they do? >> what they do, they have servers. >> the secure servers. the secure servers push everything to these devices. >>> also, a key departure coming from apple. greg christie, a vice president in engineering that helped develop the software for the original iphone plans to leave the company later this year after being with the company 18 years. his group is credited with developing the slide to unlock function that we use every single day. for those of us with an iphone. his dep

what's blackberry going to be?e of a security -- >> they kind of missed what we're talking about. they just kind of missed it. signing books last night. what do people want to talk about? apple, blackberry and 3-d systems. >> really? there they still want to talk about blackberry. >> is there something bigger lurking? can something big happen to blackberry? what do you think? can something big happen? >> what would something big be? >> you know, it's beyond my ken to come up with what something big could be. >> well, we've been watching the last couple days for this bounce in the teslas, the netflix, the pricelines. 3% to 5% over a couple of days. citi has a take on gilead that i know you're watching. >> i think a lot of people, citi saying it could be a $96 stock. a lot of people are saying to meal, jim, if everybody holds hands in gilead, it has become a kumbaya stock, you have to be careful. you do have to be careful of bristol-myers pill that could come in, but right now gilead has the hep-c market really to it

. >> i can break the news here on easter that jonathan martin has traded in his blackberry for an iphonethat's not why i'm here today. marco rubio and ted cruz, two 2016 republicans quietly decamp to naples, florida, for the leadership retreat. this is one of those sort of quiet, under the radar, invisible republican events. to be on stage the moment kathleen sebelius resigned. when he broke the news to the crowd, it went over very well and a heritage member made a joke at the expense of chris christie's weight that went over well in the room. >> contrary to popular opinion, immigration reform may not be dead after all. john boehner is telling people, including donors at his events, he's hell bent on getting this done. there's a window this summer, june/july where he could bring it forward. the major issue, he has a lot of consensus within his conference on the policy about whether it's a smart idea about whether to go ahead in an election year. >> another big-name republican going to new hampshire. and when he says it's all about 2014 and not about 2016 this time, maybe only this time,

he also sold to blackberry a few years ago.is starting to make deals to do software for american cars. he is also doing super high-end speaker and audio systems. for the new lincoln. they have a great headphone business. the consumer business is -- >> they are using store showrooms. >> it is incredibly important as a brand driver. bmw says we love the speakers but you've got to do something consumer facing so that they know how good this stuff is when they get in our cars. >> it rains, it pours, it is sunny and bright. what tv can take it all? and still make it look right? meet stadiums favorite son -- sunbright tv, next. ♪ >> bright sunlight, overcast skies, the weather is no obstacle watching a sun-bright tv. they are televisions able to withstand extreme temperatures and in visible against insects. -- invincible against insects. with the technology behind it, the vice president of marketing joins us from los angeles. describe for us exactly what is it that sunbrite tv does? >> we design and manufacture tvs for outdoor use. t

central time so i have decided, bill, not to change any of the settings on my blackberry, iphone or my wristwatch. >> none? >> just going to stay on east coast time. >> one hour. that's your cutoff. travel two time zone as way, you'll change but not for -- >> two, i can make the adjustment. too scary for me. >> make sure we wake up on time. >>> if you're heading out the door, we are watching rain heading through certain areas, not a lot of bad weather, it's pretty mild. light jackets necessary. in cleveland it's raining, pittsburgh, you have an hour and rain begins in your area. further to the south we've been dealing with light rain this morning in areas of mississippi, that's going to go to alabama during the morning and towards atlanta this afternoon. we have a daylight hours for the most part dry from boston to new york all the way down to washington, d.c. it's going to be warm. look at d.c., possibly 80 but showers and thunderstorms move quickly later this afternoon so when you drive home you may get caught in a downpour or two. wednesday, more of the interesting day as far as sev

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in 2002 when he ran or re-election, i didn't have a blackberry, we didn't have twitter or the kind of 24/7 minute-by-minute campaign coverage. it's different. >> amy, you were mentioning the groups or the pours that be that are urging jeb bush, what does that represent to the rrp party when they have rand paul or chris christie? >> it's a good question. he's old and new. he's very familiar to them. the establishment loves him because they know him and they feel comfortable with him. but he also does something that not a lot of the other candidates can do, who is an establishment figure, and that's reach out to a new group of voters. that's reaching out to minorities, something that republicans have had a tough time doing. he speaks spanish fluently. he's married to a mexican-american woman. this is somebody who talks openly about immigration reform in a way we heard him this past week talking about it not being a felony, but an act of love to actually try to come here illegally. so this is somebody who can broaden the base, even though he has the name bush. >> so is the election over,