prime minister, tony blair. i will hand it back to you in london. >> thank you. informs me she can still feel her fingers. >> unlike yesterday. quentin tarantino will not be working on a new film and we will tell you why. it is all in today's newspapers. ♪ >> time for today's company news. microsoft could allow customers to have their data stored foreignthe u.s. -- customers. and cutting jobs. the head of technology was among those let go. the move is part of a plan to keep full ownership. for as spurning a push partial sale of the unit. u.s. regulars are said to start scrutinizing berkshire hathaway. council is evaluating which non-buying financial companies could threaten stability if they were to fail. welcome back. >> 6:41 a.m. in london. picksor look at the top from today's newspapers. our european business correspondent caroline hyde is here. francine is in davos. or shaking his head. >> we picked the same story. bible thatd of a everyone has. this is a program for the world economic forum annual general meeting. at 9:00 a.m. we have a workshop. >> it is on

. >> you would like and him to tony blair?e the italian tony blair. >> who made many of these reforms which italy has yet to make. blair is slightly different. >> of course. it is like the new face. >> and he collapses fragile government and trigger election? or is that not a clever strategy? government as it is now cannot take any strong decisions. feeling thing he is doing is going along and trying to contain dust spending inside the 2% budget. there not really much that the government can achieve. there is no growth or spending. the investments. italy need something more. >> italian assets, keep buying them? gabe ikard? -- keep buying credit? -- look at the ecb. spain and italy are still the two make beneficiaries. much of that money has gone into bonds. that is why you see -- >> thank you. supermodel kate moss turns 40. we look at her rise from teenage camera girl to fashion icon. ♪ >> time for today's company news. amazon getting its first labor union in the u.s. they voted to reject the initiative. it will be the first o

it is an important trend. >> brian blair of wedge partners, you will stick with us. be back with more of "bloomberg west" in just a moment. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm emily chang in new york with sam grobart. i want to bring jon erlichman into this conversation in la. you have the u.s. fight for us. what do you have? >> it is 105.5%. it is the estimate in growth of windows-based tablets. there are a lot of windows tablets out there. the number will get up to about 18 million. it is still small compared to android tablets and apple tablets. >> before we get to it, they are starting at a low place. >> when it comes down to is that the units are very small. 15 million units this year, i do not think that is very lofty. nobody that i knew was buying a windows tablet. the 100% growth headline -- >> is it the units sold or units shipped? >> that is crucial. >> i have yet to see someone in the wilds with a service tablet. >> i have seen it once or twice. >> it is a unicorn. >> we are seeing some improvement in the numbers when it comes to windows-based tablets. will they become

and bruce blair, a research scholar at princeton university. he was once a intercontinental ballistic missile officer in the air force. robert burns, describe how the air force discovered this latest breach? >> well, it began when they found there was a drug-use problem at several bases. the first one they found it at apparently was one of the icbm bases. and in the course of investigating that they came upon this exam cheating scandal. >> ifill: so it's one scandal leading to another, leading to another? >> and they're just getting started. they said that it's too early to tell exactly how extensive this is. because they've literally and quote are just getting started with this investigation. >> ifill: so the 34 people that we heard about from the pentagon, that is just as far as we know, the beginning of this investigation. >> that's right. they said that's all they know of at the moment. but this investigation is just beginning and more people will be talked to about it. >> ifill: miss claire, you've done this job. exactly who are these offi

. -- brian blair with wedge partners. >> the last time they did this, it did not go anywhere. >> they tied up in the course but i think this is a real effort to put all the legal battles behind him. it's a distraction for both companies. they're spending money that could be going into products. i want to get this behind us. they want to focus on their own products and hopefully that will happen. >> is it possible? >> there is a lot of bad blood but of both parties have to come to the table with a solution in mind, it would be great not to hear about them being tied up in court. they can then focus on what is coming next from each company. when you talk to these companies, they say they would rather not be doing this. they wound up in this position and tim cook has said he hates litigation. samsung feels the same way. there are a lot of law firms who are very happy to continue. right, many would like to see it happen. my prediction is it will end this year and we will stop hearing about it. licensing agreements will be worked out and sam sang -- samsung will save a copy the iphone, let

wait, daddy, this is blair, he booked this room with priceline express deals and saved a ton.eah, i didn't have to bid i got everything i wanted. oh good i always do. oh good he seemed nice. express deals. priceline savings without the bidding. . >>> my guest has experience making crunch time decisions and former new york mayor rudy giuliani. atlanta is not used to this kind of huge deluge. a lot of blame tagame between t mayor and governor and so on. i don't really buy we don't think it was going to be this bad. there were plenty of warnings. >> usually this is a function of did you prepare in advance or did you. i wrote a book about leadership. i have a chapter called relentless preparation. a lot of it comes from snow removal. i had two of the worst winters in the history of the city when i was the mayor. relentless preparation is the key whether a terrorist attack, a snowstorm, hurricane. the reality is, these things should have been prepared in advance. the state should have known what it was doing, the city should have known what it was doing. >> who is ultimately respon

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of the world's leaders including us vice president joe biden and former british prime minister tony blair and other such representatives from canada said the in germany and that there is the others in a row when someone was in a coma for nearly a year this is a sad day for israel puts me to. presidential experience your merchandise and the prime minister benjamin netanyahu honored his past rifle with a speech in which he emphasized that the home was one of his greatest warrior. the review us vice president joe biden spoke of his personal acquaintance with scotland as the adults in their distress us his commitment to israel and anti standing in the spring months. you are doing here. it was worth it my heart is sharon. as you like a loss leader. if you want me to death. like the middle east but said tony blair referred to previous touched on as bold and orthodox and i knew being a student of history as well as a maker of thing. here's the restaurant the directions. no one today agreeing the time. stroll from god. only eighty nine the other. a change in the pool and a minor piece we should f

like the middle east but said tony blair referred to previous touched on as bold and orthodox in a new team. history as well as a maker of thing. is this the directions. no one today green the time. stroll from god. only eighty nine the other. the change the oil use. we should find it the change. i was aiming high and determination. he told me on the war. chamber of the driver's seat. who i am. since d i stand. any stories and anecdotes were told that the only crimes israeli and international journalists follow the events in it to use new cellphone. i tend to get close to the person behind the sector the moon. like the notion of approaching me. as i was an officer in the division was on the user. the six day war and in whom kippur war the relocation. shouldn't we are usually other in. moldy truth. in full remission wash the procession. the greatest leaders. the thirty km to live every day. you lose a lot of their followers of the state of israel. he said oram his life. there in the nation and for the people of fiji. we are very sorry today the diesel he's gonna say anymore. he never se

the news he's really try to ensure motorists as envoy tony blair of a quartet of middle east peace broker nations on january thirty at the presidential residence in jerusalem at the outset of the meeting for a set that this is the time for historic decision not to limp along adding that all sides in the peace process must understand that time is up the and blair in turn said that he believed a profound moment is at hand for the opportunity to make peace he expressed hopes that all sides of the peace process have the courage vision and determination to move forward the first term of athletes from the us olympic team had begun arriving in sochi eight days before the start of the two thousand and fourteen winter olympics security at the winter games is expected to be tired and sore teeth which lies on the western edge of the mainly muslim north caucasus scene of an insurgency aiming to create an islamic state president led the report and has put about thirty seven thousand personnel in combat alert in sochi and round and warships are being deployed russian and foreign agencies are working to

the news he's really try to ensure motorists as envoy tony blair of a quartet of middle east peace broker nations on january thirty at the presidential residence in jerusalem at the outset of the meeting for a set that this is the time for historic decision not to limp along adding that all sides in the peace process must understand that time is up the and blair in turn said that he believed a profound

p after stepping away from the prime minister's office blair was appointed by the un special envoy for mideast affairs is calling on the international community to seek a peaceful solution to this era crisis and push for peace and stability in the middle east the cause. there is always the fierce opposition to president assad for reasons that very clear. this will somehow lead to anxiety concern about elements of the opposition extremism and so on. true it up we gotta do that. in this sector. well let's go live to davos moment in time is now in a new president has some honey is now delivering a speech at the wet economic forum and sweets result on the session called a romp in the wilds let's go live to the forum and check the latest it's an audience so the coc decoded it is our last three dioceses cast a spell moments to write as many things i have learned from islam in handy. this month. but i know who to pass the weekend was based on this that i decided to take part in our presidential election. so last weekend and then attend national regional and local level. moderation and compete

tony blair big things up a good point that what he was and he was a man wise enough to know war could not secure his future and we saw that this guy in later end of his career as he said that softened his stance a bit and try to change his policies if it's to bring about more peace between the two lands so i met sarah turned to stephanie again. the federal flood area from within take place at where i e you are the sycamore ranch in southern israel. what that is when you get less on that well abby tiny on the hill but you see behind me. this is the spot where he actually will be buried. right now we're not seeing people this is a area this is where the tiny the will be seeded were not yet seeing people filing were expecting thousands here today and die and as an event planning has gone there will be shuttle bus is on from a location not far from here about a kilometer away there will be shuttling people back and forth because the area's been locked down in terms of security bearing in mind of course that the us vice president is here on as well as other dignitaries there with it they w

we have got what tony blair says about it. >> just to confirm those breaking numbers, in the fourth quarter, first in the number --es in at 26 point 03% 26.03%. that is a serious level of unemployment to deal with. staying above 25%, that is the challenge. i am keeping an eye on the swiss company logitech. this is the maker of mice but they also -- a large portion of their business is in tablet accessories, music accessories and speakers. upgrading their overall view in terms of guidance and sales. $2.1 billion and their third- quarter numbers actually be. .- beat when that opens, we will get to it. caroline, let's talk about easyjet. >> the business travelers are certainly being wooed. because 20% of their tickets are business travelers. people want the fast-track. stock down more than 2%. sales missed. they grew seven percent but there was tough competition. you have ryanair and norwegian air shuttle's trying to cut prices and also the comparison is tough. the olympic's are luring people into london at the end of 2012. there were 60 flights canceled in the last three months of last year.

what do you think to some people say is the new tony blair in france. just imagine the heat wouldn't know what that label add ground is that he wants to do some totally busted his social democrats than to think of the social democrats to refund a neighbor the family is very simple thing you cannot see this problem will clearly today announcing cup. round the world governments face the same problems. the people never think they do but actually they do. leon says today's problems is always to do with traditional catholic priests of left and right that is to do with what works what doesn't and it's to do with the world is changing very very fox to technology and the light station for migration therefore if you will succeed when you're a government or country or a plus. you've got to be prepared to change that and that's what is about is all about being left wheel or all right we see that he's prepared to adapt now also known as the season fourteen and penalties he wants to do the best the fronds that to me is this a p e the progressive values never change.

of prime minister netanyahu, the president of the supreme court, vice president, special envoy tony blairis distinguished heads of the delegations, thank you for being with us today. members,, knesset , the honored guests citizens of israel, eight years the 11th primece minister of israel went into a coma. here today his coffin is laying in the knesset so we will give him his last honor. kept for thet has few who have devoted their lives for the benefit of the entire nation, for the fighters who fought when a sharp weapon was put on their neck. imprinted the history of israel and your imprint is in our history. -- the gates of israel were never too heavy for your shoulders. our gates were never too heavy for you. led fighterss that in the war of independence while -- while youring were recovering from the battle where you almost lost your life. your soldiers carried heavy battlesin retaliatory and became stronger in the six- defeated theyou egyptian forces in the suez canal. , you carried hero forthtes of gaza and put bravery during the warm of yom kippur. toce then, you never failed , al

joining me now is former speed cater bonnie blair, member of the u.s.nd one of the most decorated athletes in olympic history. it's a pleasure and honor to talk to you. you're part of the delegation. when you talk to the other members of the athletes, how is this affecting in particular the athletes who have to be focused on the competition to come? >> right, you know, i think that's what they have to do. let the other officials do what they need to do and the athletes need to focus and stay on track and stay on task. if this is what i'm going to be doing every day, just try to keeping that same routine. i think too, once they get in the olympic village, every village i've been in has been overly secure. so they just have to stay put, go from there to the event site and everything will go okay. i'm glad to hear what was just said before as i'll be heading over there on sunday. and so it's nice to hear some good positive things on the whole security front and comfort level. >> and i know janet napolitano, we've covered her for years, first as governor an

we have heard from joe biden, tony blair.n with the former prime minister is on its way right now to the armored corps memorial -- the scene of a decisive battle. there.haron was wounded the procession will continue down to his ranch on the edge of the negev desert. it was a place where he often sought refuge. he was often happiest on his ranch and he will be buried there at another ceremony. start inral is due to about an hour's time. the whole procedure should be over in a couple of hours. >> thank you. we are also watching -- ryan is here to get us up to speed. >> he will meet with president this morning. spanish-american relations are going through a bit of a renaissance. >> that is what we are watching. we are also watching the golden globes. it is all about the dress is really. -- dresses really. >> we got the oscars coming up. we get the nominations on thursday. the ceremony itself in march. we just of the golden globes last night. tina fey and amy poehler got a lot of kudos for pulling off a classy act. the best momen

essentially, tony blair actually gave the best definition. he said it's not a compromise between liberalism and conservatism. it's the modernization of liberalism but it's constantly modernizing your government. it goes to the points i talked about and what bill clinton norris talked about were three words, opportunity, responsibility and community. those were sort of the underlying themes of the ideas included americorps welfare reform fiscal discipline. , increasing. and reinventing government charter schools community placing. basically ideas that dealt with concerns people had in their everyday lives. >> host: al from is a guess and here's the cover of the book "the new democrats and the return to power" and the return to the -- "the new democrats and the return to power." what are some of the dangers that democrats face today? >> guest: the democrats right now have a demographic advantage. the republicans in the 1980s michael barone used to call the democrats the stupid party. and i think the republicans in recent elections haven't acted

bush and tony blair, which still hurts tony blair's image in great britain.laughter] because remember, he was, he was thought of as the lap dog of -- the poodle, they called him in the newspapers, for the american president. but he was very supportive of both clinton and bush. so i think that's what it is. it's the personalities so often are what make a difference, not the policy advice. and presidents just want to have almost like a buddy system. if they can get somebody they can count on to support them or understand what they're doing, it's very important. >> what about tapping their cell phones? >> tapping their cell phones. well, angela merkel is not a happy camper these days because her phone's been tapped. and i think, you know, president obama said i didn't know. >> yeah. >> well, could he not have known? i find that hard to believe myself. but the tapping -- i'm sure we do that, and they do that to us. they try to find out what we're doing and what they're doing. i remember when i first started covering the white house, one of the senior officials sa

i think his name is bill blair. after blair released the video what did ford do? he cut the funding of the police department. they have been at each ear -- at each other and this is the latest round. >> kevin, we have all been there. >> yeah, the less said about that the better. these things are hilarious. hey, big, fat, drunk politician doing funny things and that is good and great, but there is something wrong with the guy. you see charlie sheen and a guy like anthony wiener and there is something about being in the public eye whether it is politics or entertainment that attracts a certain sort of brit till -- brittle personality. we are all laughing now, but the guy will be in a very, very bad situation. >> i agree with that. i don't think this will end well. we have like 90 seconds. tom, is he getting a free ride because we accept he was a drunk? >> if you watch the whole video he is doing a jar jar binks impersonation. it shows anybody can be mayor of anything. he is still doing his job. >> there is no impeachment. >> i made fun of politicians and i said, yes

and the blair episode, he publicly appealed and lost the issue. everyone knew he had thought leon panetta on these two issues that have came out on the losing side. so people in washington notice. people noticed the new director of national intelligence has lost an important issue and something that appealed to the white house on. i think it hurt the dni's authority. >> going forward, is this personality dependent, depending who the dni is because he or she will have to, in his own, operate by consensus? or basically is that the cia is going to generate much of the covert action? >> i think the most optimistic case about whether the dni can ultimately succeed or not is by looking back at history and the record of the secretary of defense. when the secretary of defense was created in 1840s, he had no real authority over the departments of army and department of navy. and over time, accreted more authority up until when congress revisited this particular law in 1986. so defenders of the dni like to say, give it time. we are only in the first few yea

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just last month, paul blair passed away at the age of 69. dr.urbin would have loved to have interviewed blair for project. it is the same circumstances that were confronted by stephen spielberg and the members of his team 20 years ago. holocaust survivors were dying at an alarming rate before they could be interviewed. >> this is a situation here, many have died, most of whom are relatively old, who have important stories to say and if they don't save them, the they will be gone forever. that makes them particularly important. >> the conversation with mud cat was supposed to last a few hours, instead they went on for four days. including one session seen here, in front of a classroom full of students in a sports marketing class. >> we got to remember, i'm a southern kid. you very rarely even talk to whites at that time. well, yeah! >> mudcat keeps an office of memorabilia in the crenshaw area of lo los angeles. >> i have a photograph me an satchel page. >> you don't? >> i do. >> that's where we met up with him. >> we somehow got to maintain a ce

when i think sundance and blair witch -- what is going on there?y, "kids are with annette benning. that came out in 2010, another big hit, about a lesbian couple. >> mark russell is in it. ruffalo is in it. echo the movie grossed $21 million, so four times the amount that was paid for it. that was another big win as well. >> how about the bust? >> it is not a huge bust but it is a bust as far as distribution goes. joseph gordon levitt wrote and hadcted "don john," and it a star-studded cast. it was relatively priced expensive, $29 million for the movie. it only grossed $24 million. it got a lot of critical reviews. i want to bring in the experts. we are joined now by joanna vincente, international director at the -- director of the international film makers project. she has brought a lot of filmmaking right here to new york city, made in new york. here we are a day away for him sundance kicking off, the first festival of the year. how important is it gekko >> it is the most important festival for independent filmmakers. it is the ultimate destinati

wait, daddy, this is blair, he booked this room with priceline express deals and saved a ton.n't have to bid i got everything i wanted. oh good i always do. oh good he seemed nice. express deals. priceline savings without the bidding. >>> continuing with our preview of the tonight's state of the union which will begin at approximately 9 p.m. eastern time joe manchin of west virginia. i will ask you the same question i asked senator rubio. what's the biggest mistake president obama is making right now. >> bill, the president -- the people want especially in west virginia want the president to be the president of all the people. not a partisan people but the president of everybody. and he has ran as a uniter. it's time to unite this country and move it forward. right now we are so divided we can't afford this anymore. i think he has to get his financial house in order. he inherited a very bad situation in 2009 when he came, in he knew that why didn't he accept the bowles-simpson approach all in approach bipartisan at that time. he could have taken it and claimed it as his own an

couple of position mr blair will try we are aware of the problem with truly are of course the other courts with the same repeat they shouldn't be said to favor the disembarkation and clearing through customs of illegal fishing projects in there has been complaints and we're trying to work together with the corresponding countries but with minister however as far as the european union countries are concerned we are responsible and all they can say is that we intend to use force controls and we really must look into these issues. her. at the center was from soon ago or soon as the fish is caught in a bit on the one hand it is caught immediately and on the other it gets here within twelve hours packed in styrofoam with a proper airy set nine to twelve degrees celsius and it gets here right away within twelve hours. who yes of course they buy it it's also cheaper there's not a lot of difference from domestic fish. it's not just the michael should sink if you do that when they eat fish that comes from each illegal fishing they eat the life of a fisherman. if they can see him as think of that an

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knesset, attended by vice president of the united states joe biden, former british prime minister tony blair and several foreign ministers. from there it will be take in an army car in a ceremony, escorted by six israeli generals to his homestead in the negar desert, a place close to his heart. he considered himself a farmer foremost. and to be buried beside his late wife lily. >> thousands of people took to the streets in spain in the northern city. they were marching in support of gaoled members of a basket separatist group eta. the demonstration went ahead despite a court ban on any show of support for the prisoners. >> we want to pave the new times on the basis of human rights - respect. we want dialogue and agreement to be the basis of all political parties. and we want all the agents, political parties, institutions or eta - we want them to give the steps that the basket society demands we want to consolidate a scenario of peace and coexistence. >> anti-government protesters are gathering in thailand in the hopes of paralyzing the capital bangkok. they are demanding the government step

wait, daddy, this is blair, he booked this room with priceline express deals and saved a ton.t have to bid i got everything i wanted. oh good i always do. oh good he seemed nice. express deals. priceline savings without the bidding. >>> the kind of weather that nfl cornerback, richard sherman, could face in the super bowl across the river here in new jersey. i'm in new york. it's down the road. breaking news tonight, someone who may have had some advice for sherman. nine-time olympic gold medalist, carl lewis, and ben ferguson. big burly ben, host of "the ben ferguson show." always a delight. and let's start with you, carl lewis. what do you think as an athlete, who has been at the very, very top of your game for a very long time. when you saw richard sherman go off like that, did you empathize? did you understand what he was doing? >> well, you know, it's really interesting. because people are quick to judge and they don't know the back story. so obviously, there was something between he and crabtree that went back a while. number one. number two, this is a very intelligent,

and then, bill clinton and tony blair and george w. bush and tony blair delete the image in great britain. he was known as the lapdog, the poodle they called him in the newspapers for the american president. but he was very supportive of both clinton and bush. i think that's what it is. the personality so often it's really what makes it different. not the policy of pace. the presidents act on the second buddy system if they can get somebody they can count on to support them or understand what they are doing, is very important. >> what about tapping their cell phones? >> tapping their cell phones. not a happy camper these days. president obama said i didn't know. could he not have known? i find that hard to believe myself. that's happy and i'm sure they did to rise, they try to find out what we are doing and what they're doing. when i first started coming to the white house, one of the senior officials, when were talking, don't stand too close to the windows because the soviet embassy is up on a hill and they have sophisticated but in d

but, again, that really was outside the scope of what our study looked at. >> peter blair, thank for your time. we appreciate it. >>> up next, proof an american soldier held by the taliban is still alive after a video is released by his captors. but while it appears to be made in the last month it does raise serious questions about bowe bergdahl's health. >>> plus "duck dynasty" returns tonight with a brand-new cast member, foster daughter rebecca. will ratings stay sky-high despite the controversy? your eyes really are unique. in fact, they depend on a unique set of nutrients. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help protect your eye health. as you age, your eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite is a vitamin made just for your eyes from the eye care experts as bausch + lomb. ocuvite has a unique formula that's just not found in any leading multivitamin. your eyes are unique, so help protect your eye health with ocuvite. >>> welcome back. he is the only american p.o.w. believed to still be in captivity. u.s. army sergeant bowe

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