an exclusive bloomberg analysis examines the options. they include telling authorities to establish new cyber standards for utilities, pipelines to banks. creating a realtime system to monitor private threats. that means connecting private companies to government networks. and they may ease limits on sharing information between government and the private sector which is raising privacy concerns. joining me now is someone that knows the debate over how to defend against this. general michael hayden. he is now a principal with a security firm in washington. thank you for joining us. >> yes. >> peter: how prepared is the country for the cyber threats of today? >> not as well prepared as we need to be. my successor at the national security agency, general alexander was asked a similar question. he said on a scale of 0 to 10 we are at three. that should not be comforting for anyone in terms of the real and present danger that exists out there in the cyber domain. >> peter: we talked about the fact congress left town route without -- without r

we're from cnn and we're talking about the mayor bloomberg sugar ban.o you know what size that is? >> this is 16 ounces. >> 16 ounces, that's the limit. do you ever go over that? >> no, i do not. >> the ban would not affect you at all? >> i will just get two. >> you think you have a constitutional right to have diabetes? >> yes, absolutely. >> slow someone down just from saying, hey -- >> give me two, no. >> but you have to pay for the second one. you can get free refills. do you think of him as a tyrant or a nanny? >> more of a tyrant. >> he's doing the right thing. he's trying to protect us from ourselves. >> we have to protect from ourselves. >> he banned smoking every place, which is good. >> you are a diabetic soda drinker. >> yes. >> you're against even the principle and the practice of this law. you're a diabetic who needs your sugary drinks. >> yes. >> bloomberg, i'm not saying anything bad about you, but let people make their own choice. >> do you think he is abusing his power as mayor? >> no, he wants a stance for something. >> i want to start

at bloomberg studios i'm willow bay with bloomberg west.you. >> there father daughter dances won't be coming back to a school in rhode island. the school committee banned the event. the controversy began after the american civil liberties union filed a complaint on behalf of a single mother, she doesn't have a dad. >> we do our kids a disservice promoting gender stereo types or create any of them that might make any family feel excluded. >> law prohibits discrimination on the basis of gender but provides an exception for mother daughter and father son activities. rhode island state law does not have an exemption. the school committee now asking state lawmakers to aimpk the law to make events legal. >> and as a father enjoying a lot of those dance that's is too bad. i hope they find a way to make that work. >> yes. yes. >> and there is some beautiful weather coming up. it's going to be warmer. who i was referring to a wardrobe change, nothing against you. you'll have to get shorts and tee shirts out. >> not the usual attack. >> you're dressi

nanny michael bloomberg.t's what it is, nanny michael bloomberg strikes again in new york city, he just made new york city the first to strike down supersized drinks. >> this is the first step of a city to curb obesity and certainly not the last step and we believe it will help save lives. >> is this a necessary measure to fight obesity or is this government gone way too far? let's ask our guests, jeff, senior fellow with the national center for public policy research. last time you were here, bloomberg banned kosher food for homeless people. >> all- >> wait. except if you go to 7-eleven? >> you can't get them at convenience stores -- it's not just the government gone wild, it's for soda taxes, bans on smoking in outdoor places, bans on e cigarettes that help people stop smoking. the nanny state has been co-opted by big government activists. this is actually bad for public health. >> who is this nanny state polit bureau? this one was going to win because it had all mayor bloomberg's appointees on it. >> dr. f

we'll talk to new york city mayor michael bloomberg about that here. mayor bloomberg, good morning.nd foremost to you, good morning. >> good morning. >> before we -- >> good morning. >> before we talk about that dispute that's finally solve d here, i do just want to ask you, here we are 11 years later. of course, i remember i was in washington 11 years ago on -- it was a tuesday morning -- how do you feel walking around ground zero? >> well, it's -- if you're a family member, i don't think you've forgotten at all. and my job is to make sure that those who didn't lose a relative don't forget. our freedoms are fragile and if we forget, somebody will come again and try to take them away from us. this time, they weren't successful. who knows about the future. that's why we have the museum and the memorial, to make sure that people understand that what we take for granted, we shouldn't be taking for granted. and we have young men and women who are willing to fight overseas and work on the streets of our cities to keep us safe and, hopefully, they will be in the next generation will want

the bloomberg maryland index was higher on gains for stanley black & decker. you can opt out of tracking cookies on google's browser. this is part of an agreement that google reached with the white house earlier this year. telemarketers have been hard at work and complaints to the government are up sharply about unwanted government soliciting, raising questions about whether the did not call register is working. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> if you say hello and they do not say hello back, hang up. 55 degrees at the airport this morning. a tough loss for the ravens. keith mills has the latest controversy with sports. >> don't forget to e-mail us your response to our water cooler question of the day. what do you think is the most to blame for the ravens' week two loss to the eagles? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather

first up, from new york, the honorable mayor, michael bloomberg. >> it's a pleasure to be here, reverend. >> honorable mayor, the pleasure is all about mine own, to honor with you. tell us where these jobs are in new york. >> al, this is a vibrant city full of opportunity. and i'm here to encourage all your viewers to go to nyc.gov and look at the employment listings we have right now. here, i'll show you. mta seeks subway tunnel exterminator to eliminate bat colonies and rat kings. [ laughter ] >> well, there's one job right there. >> there are hundreds more. >> oh, well, thank you very much, honorable mayor. okay, let's go to dillingham, alaska, to talk to peter who works at a salmon canary. peter, do these salmon canaries have fins or wings? >> i work at a salmon cannery. [ laughter ] >> and what kind of jobs are up there? >> well, we need fish cleaners. you know, people who take out the bones and gut the fish. it's hard work, but it pays well, and we have, i think, 12 positions open now. >> hold up. so you're telling me that you've got 12 good jobs taking the bones and feathers off o

michael bloomberg yesterday said we have found the enemy! consumption is the driver of the obesity epidemic in our city and across the united states. and reducing the amount of sugary drinks that we consume is the simplest diet change that we can make to help lose weight or to maintain a healthy weight. >> bill: michael bloomberg said this is it. we get rid of the drinks, we'll all be healthier. he also said people will live longer. >> this is a single biggest step any city has ever taken to curb obesity. certainly not the last step that lots of cities are going to take. and we believe that it will help save lives. >> bill: save lives make people healthier. michael bloomberg says and besides, we don't want these big 32 ounce drinks because they're hard to carry. >> i don't know if you've ever had a 32 ounce cup. you would have a hard time carrying it. it's enormous. >> bill: well when you're four feet high -- [ laughter ] i guess i shouldn't make fun of michael bloomberg but he's not that tall. >> he himself is probably 32 ounces. >> bill: i

how is bloomberg doing progress of journalism? we may be thinking about different definitions of what that is. i'm not sure if the segue from that into investigative journalism made a lot of sense to most people's thinking in terms of how that is defined. >> have another question? >> i am a local free-lance journalist here. a couple of years ago, i had a friend. we were trying to figure out the feasibility of starting a nonprofit journalism in denver, and i remember coming across this corporate structure that i believe vermont, maybe one other state, uses in the country, but it is called a low profit limited liability company, and it is a structure that is meant to allow for profit but also to allow for tax-exempt status for donations. i found it really interesting. i found it surprising that other states did not have a similar model. this could also be a model to help budding companies in the future by allowing them more flexibility in how they acquire financing. i'm curious how many of you on the panel are familiar with this typ

at bloomberg studios in san francisco, i'm emily chang with bloomberg west, back to you. >> thank you. >> let's turn our attention to spectacular weather we're enjoying. >> no kidding. looking behind us, there are blue skies and calm. >> no thunderstorms, no lightning strikes or scattered sprinkles. >> and there is a live view in emeryville looking west towards san francisco. and some clouds near the coast and background. blue skies above. there is another view of the blue versus gray here on our live doppler 7 hd. you can see clouds not too far off shore. there is lots of clear skies along the coast and into our inland areas. this is 66 across the bay in oakland. 74 up north and in san jose, inland east bay, warmer with 80s from concord to antioch to livermore z highlights are these. we'll see coastal clouds tonight there is a mild pattern with us then, warmer days next week. and there is low temperatures in the very familiar range, mainly mid-50s, cooler into north bay valleys today. and pull back to give you a view see this or yank coloring here representing the air of dry air alof

the city of new york during mayor bloomberg's ten years in office.ontroversial bans. well, this time it is a sale of sugary soda drinks, containing drinking larger than 16 ounces in other venue, but instead of putting it to the vote the mayor sent it to the board of health for approval and it passed. >> i, michael bloomberg, do swear. >> reporter: gotham's mayor, pushing initiatives before. new york was one of the first big cities to ban smoking in bars and restaurants. later, city parks and beaching became smoke-free. in the years since, many states have adopted some form of a smoking ban, and mayor michael bloomberg was credited with starting the trend. >> in general, the earlier initiatives were quite successful. now he is in an area that is much more controversial in terms of the regulation of food. and what people eat in the campaign against obesity. >> reporter: among his ideas, a ban on trans fats in restaurants, and a requirement to post calorie counts. mcdonalds will put calorie information on the menus, nationwide. the ban on sugary drinks,

bloomberg sprung from nowhere to create progress of journalism online. i will respectfully disagree on that. >> thinking about california watch, we feature them regularly, and they are doing excellent investigative work. is anyone familiar with those, and can you talk about the success and where you see that going? do you think that we will see more of these kinds of outlets? >> i think that paying for news journalism and especially for news journalism with a variety of political agendas, historically in san francisco, was paid for by real estate and automotive and help-wanted advertising. it was not paid for by the circulation nichols of the subscribers. if you think about government- boned journalism compared to the rich, benevolent owner boulders of journalism or the public opening of journalism, i think there is a time now where you do not need quite as much funding as ever, but some of the people who today are seen as barron's -- barons started off with a pretty defined journalistic crusade in their mind, and most of the time in their own minds, it

in the years since, many states have adopted some form of a smoking ban, and mayor michael bloombergredited with helping start the trend. >> in general, his early initiatives were quite successful. now he's entered into an area that's much more controversial in terms of the regulation of food and what people eat in this campaign against obesity. >> reporter: among those controversial regulations, a ban on trans fats in restaurants. and a requirement by some restaurants to post calorie counts. controversial at the time, mcdonald's now says next week it plans to put calorie info on its menus nationwide. the ban on sugary drinks, the first of its kind, restricts beverages to 16 ounces in restaurants and other venues. >> this is the single biggest step any city, i think, has ever taken to curb obesity, but certainly not the last step that lots of cities are going to take, and we believe that it will help save lives. >> reporter: it is yet another policy win for the new york city mayor. but for some, including comedian jon stewart, the idea may be hard to swallow. >> i'm sorry, i'm still

mayor michael bloomberg launched a crusade to ban large sodas in restaurants and delis. he got what he wanted this week. a ban of the drink larger than 16 ounces. i spoke with mayor bloomberg earlier from new york. mr. mayor, thanks so much for joining us. i wondered. a lot of people have been talking about what's happening in new york city obviously. i wonder if you could sort of take me back to the beginning for your you. when did this become something that you were thinking about seriously? >> well, over the last few years obesity has become a bigger and bigger problem, not just in the united states, but around the world. thing this is the first year in the history of the world where more people will die from the effects of too much food than from starvation. and it's fascinating. it is also, we think, the first disease in the history of the world that has gone from being a rich person's disease to a poor person's disease. >> it's pretty astonishing, as you mentioned, mayor bloomberg. we've been reporting on this issue for some time. was there a perj personal story fo

new york mayor michael bloomberg is behind the ban. critics say he's behaving like an overbearing nanny, but he's proud to make a stand against obesity. >> this is the single biggest step anyone has ever taken to curb obesity, certainly not the last step lots of cities are going to take, and we believe it will save lives. >> they didn't ban unsweetened juice. restaurants that allow customers to refill their cups are not affected, and it definitely doesn't affect supermarkets or convenience stores smsm say that defeats the whole point of the ban. >> banned in certain beverages, certain establishments in the city, when you can still get your big gull be in 7-eleven, still buy them in other places, they know they will not impact the health. >> mayor bloomberg has already introduced calories on restaurant menus, barred artificial trans fats in restaurants, and cracked down on smoking in new york city. critics say he's gone too far this time, and they're determined to overturn the ban. >> now, within the last half-hour, as we've been report

we feel that mayor bloomberg has completely overstepped his bounds.th and the safety of our children at risk and in addition to that, the fact that he is dispensing a chemical hormonal drug cocktail to our children where in new york public schools our children can't get tylenol or aspirin, it is just absurd. and it is wrong. and it must stop. >> right. i understand. so a student has to get a parent's permission to get tylenol, but not necessarily in the case of this plan b pill. at the same time, we mentioned the mayor of new york talked about this coming out vehemently in defense of this program. here he was. >> the good news is we brought teenage pregnancy down by something like 25% over the last ten years. the bad news is there is still an awful lot of girls who get pregnant at a very early age. >> i just want you, mona, to respond to the mayor's side, the city's side. let me run through some statistics for our viewers. numbers between 2000 and 2009, according to the new york city department of health who had to sign off on this program, let me say

jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. the image of the all american family has changed. many households are now led by single people. single people are coping with more financial burdens. their concerns range from medical expenses to day to day costs. airlines have collected more than $1.7 billion in baggage fees in the first half of this year. delta collected the most fall by united and american. wall street waiting on a new home sales for august. markets tumbling yesterday. the federal reserve plan to boost the economy may not be enough to do the trick. the bloomberg maryland index was lower on losses for sourcefire and stanley black & decker. a record 170 million people plan to celebrate halloween. the average consumer will spend almost $80 this year and that is up 10% from last year. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> 62 degrees at the airport. the regular-season lines down for the orioles. keith mills will have more. >> here is a look at last night's winning marylan

the bloomberg maryland index was lower. the peanut butter recall a trader joe's is now being expanded beyond trader joe's. 76 more types of pain of butter are now being recalled. at least 29 seminal illnesses in 18 states to the trader joe's products. baltimore area banks are charging their customers the second lowest rates in the nation for using another bank's atm. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> 6:21. 48 degrees at the airport. >> football fans are lighting up social media. pete gilbert will show you that to you next in sports. >> don't forget to e-mail us your response to our water cooler question of the day. do you think the nfl will now speed up negotiations to end the lockout with league officials after this week's poor performance by the replacement refs? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> now traffic pulse 11 an

the bloomberg maryland index was lower. spain will present its budget next year. get the weekly jobless claims numbers in the u.s. kohl's opening 12 new stores. that does include a new store in aspen hill. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> family and friends are remembering andy williams. he was one of the most popular 60's.ists of the 19 was 84 years old. >> he had a great voice. the orioles bounced back in a big way. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. it is kenneth busy in terms of incidents -- it is kind of busy in terms of incidents. watch for delays in the southbound direction. we have an update on northbound 83 just past belfast. the accident is off to the side. no sign of the delays. pulaski highway, watch for a crash. not bad near bel air road. towards liberty, starting to develop some delays. monument street and calvert street, watch for closures. 83

mayor bloomberg's plan will go to the city board of health. >>> her show is now six days away. we're excited to have katie couric's new show, katie. it will air every weekday at 4 right before our news cast. you can head to abc2news.com/katie anytime for a sneak peek at the show and what it's all about. >>> well, breast cancer is a very personal battle for many women. so why are many bearing it all for others. a meaning to day. >> the day after labor day. our orioles are one game out of first place. this week we remember cal, the iron man. a look at the induction of cal ripken, jr. into the hall of legends. >> we'll try again tomorrow. in the meantime a heavy line. :h [ female announcer ] over the last ten years, your mouth has sipped, snacked, ...yellowed... giggled, snuggled, ...yellowed... chatted, chewed, ...yellowed. and over all those years, your teeth...have yellowed. fact is, if you're not whitening, you're yellowing. crest 3d white whitestrips remove over ten years of stains by going below the enamel surface. and, they whiten 25 times better than a leading white

grandma and grandpa are helping out with more financial support -- >> here is linda bell at bloomberg headquarters with more. >> hello. we are talking about jobs today. we get the number of -- from the labor department tomorrow, but wall street gets weekly jobless claims figures. we see a few signs the job market is still struggling to rid the website simplyhired.com said as job openings declined in august for the first time in four months. cosmetics maker revlon said it would -- cut to one of the jobs as the close two plants, including one in maryland. many are taking over child care duties -- implement in the child care industry has dropped 2% since the recession ended. grandparents are helping out a lot more. usa today says that most grandparents are babysitting and providing financial support for their grandkids as they try to save their children some money. airport says that those grandparents topping out have given more than $8,300 over the past five years. your football sunday is about to be even more expensive. i explain in the next hour. live at bloomberg headquarters, linda

i don't know if the 7-lesson lobby is in bloomberg's pocket or what.e is that allowed under the 16 ounce rule. can we go easy ice? >> i'm beginning think instead of getting rid of the sugary drinks we should get rid of mike bloomberg. >> too much government involvement. do you believe that? >> too much nanny state, too much government, too much big brother is watching and big brother is telling me and god knows i need to lose a few pounds, but michael bloomberg telling me not to drink 16 ounces of sugary drinks won't do it. and i spent the week in new york. i think he should dedicate himself to getting rid of smelly taxi cabs and pot holes. >> can i say? i think you look lovely, first of all. but 16 ounces far too low to ban a drink. i can drink a 16-ounce soda in three seconds with ice in there? >> don't be giving your bad habits to viewers around the world. listen, talking about decadent and devilish calories, mcdonald's starts posting a calorie count on its menu board, including favorites under 400 calories for those items under 400 calories. what d

. >> a n bloomberg goathat has president obama leading mitt ey bsix ints natiolly. onbig ason, half of the polls say they have an unfavorable view of mitt romney. bloomberg reports, this is a september high for a presidential challenger in the last three decades. bloomberg quotes a 40-year-old insurance agent from virginia, self-described libertarian on why she's going to vote for obama. now, this isn't cheerleang for obama by any mns but explains romney's problem. if havtoostwth two, i prefer barack obama over mitt. i think mitt romney is so out of touch. it's mostla protest against him and the republican establishment. it's not that i think obama has done such a great job. re's an independenspeaking. romney's hh unfavorable ern intowkwa and cringe-inducing moments in debates and on the campaign trail. let's listen to some. >> rick, i'll tell you what, 10,000 bucks? $10 >> i'm not in the betting business. >> we could raise taxes on people. that's not- >> corporation! orti ♪ o beautiful for spacious skies for amber waves of grain ♪ ♪ for purple mountains majesty ♪ a

the bloomberg maryland index was higher on strong gains from sourcefire.n offer at starbucks today. atte camein spice lot to back yesterday. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> was that on the menu? 6:20. 77 degrees on tv hill. the orioles on top of the a.l. east in september. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. the car on the left was filled up with low detergent gasoline. the car on the right was filled up with bp gasoline with invigorate. which helps clean and protect its engine so it can get a few more miles per tank than the car on the left. go a little farther with bp gasoline with invigorate. now you have the power to lower gas prices with the bp visa with pump rewards. apply at choosebp.com >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. kim dacey checking on your morning commute. we have clear the disabled vehicle but we still have a couple of a problem spots in howard county. there is an overturned vehicle. police on the scene at old phila

jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. a study says the real-estate crash has deeply affected older americans. about 3.5 million loans were under water, meaning they owe more than what their home is worth. the luxury travel industry is making a comeback. bookings of first-class airline tickets are on the rise as well as bookings that high and hotels. stocks coming under pressure yesterday. concern about your's debt problems. the bloomberg maryland index was down as t. rowe price and legg mason closed lower. demand from plus size women given birth to a new retail category. the average american woman is a size 14. 60% of the population wears plus size clothing. this will become a $15 billion industry. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> two of the judges on "the voice" will be giving up their seats next season, at least temporarily. they want time off to work on other projects. we will learn whether a french court will block further publication of topless photos of the duche

the bloomberg maryland index was down just a touch. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> 6:20. 52 degrees on tv hill. the ravens sore in their season opener -- the ravens soar. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. it is getting busy on southbound 795 at franklin boulevard. we are tracking an accident. that will still impact your ride. on the west side, 41 miles per hour approaching 70. not bad in terms of delays and still moving well on the j.f.x. a new accident at park heights avenue. effect.osures are in a monument street is closed near patterson park. this is 795 at franklin a boulevard. into been delays down towards the accident scene. everything is off to the side. picking up in volume and harford road. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. tony has a check of the forecast. >> it is another crisp, cool start on this tuesday morn

the bloomberg maryland index on the rise. the type of beer you drink can say a lot about where you stand. drinking at lot of sam adams means you're likely to vote republican. budweiser drinkers skew towards the democrats. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> what does a cosmo say? >> i'm not sure. 6:21. a win is a win. keith mills looks back at last night's ravens victory against the browns. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. the wet roads are causing some accidents. one on 95 near caton avenue. you can see the delays that are forming. right lane is close at the scene of the crash. watch for those delays. watch for a crash on ritchie highway. monument street is set down at calvert because of the baltimore book festival. a bit of a delay on the west side outer loop around baltimore national pike. 95 checks out ok. here's a q

jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> toys "r" us offering free layaway. feey are waving a service s to try to lure shoppers early this year. a minimum of $50 total on of walmart. stocks did end higher on friday. ben bernanke said he would not rule out steps to boost the economy. the bloomberg maryland index was up. millions of workers have dropped out of the labor market. nearly one in five are still hard at work or looking for a job. that is the highest in nearly half a century. many younger americans are staying in school longer or sitting on the sidelines until the economy gets better. release newiemay headphones. apple is expected to hold a big press event eight days from now. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> next thing, brain implants. 6:20. with less than a month ago in this season, the orioles are knocking on the door. is this the year? keith mills will have sports. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. speaking of winning. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather

jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. the competition is heating up in the video gaming industry. sony will sell a later version of the playstation 3 as it looks to win back customers. starting at 250 gigs. expect a price tag of $249. nintendo has unveiled a new wii console. toys "r" us are putting it on its fabulous 15 list of toys. toys "r" us also picking the furbie. tablets are big for kids. a mixed close for stocks yesterday after fedex cut its profit forecast. the bloomberg maryland index falling on losses for jos. a. bank and omega healthcare. this morning we get housing starts for august which measures new home construction. the forecast it will rise to the highest level in four years. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> $55 for a furbie? you have to change your wish list. >> i will keep that in mind. >> 6:21. the orioles deserves some overtime pay after last night's marathon. keith mills has the highlights. >> i am thinking in ipad. here is a look at last night's

the bloomberg maryland index was higher. mark zuckerberg on the defensive since the facebook stock debut. employee morale has been hurt and facebook is trying to increase sales for mobile advertising. a new add-on lets you add a blue button to your gmail in-box. senders to get an automatic response alerting them you're taking a little break. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> all right. 6:21. 54 degrees on tv hill. the orioles showing no signs of slowing down with first place on the line. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. 1 accident that should be clear and surely on eastern avenue. continued closures because of the sinkhole repair on monument street near patterson park. moving well and no delays on the north side. 45 on southbound 295 as you travel towards 100. here's a quick, live look at traffic. seeing a buildup of

jim demint told bloomberg news in a comment that would have been unthinkel six months ago and i quote... >> eliot: still not quite sure who that productive class is they always talk about. new york senator charles schumer seemed to enjoy demint's conditional change of heart. >> you know the tide is turning. we shouldn't have to wait for an election for the two sides to come together. but for the republicans it just might do the trick. >> eliot: another shift of position. romney campaign national cochairman tim pawlenty is resigning to become president and chief executive of the financial services roundtable where his job presumably will be to lobby against dodd frank and other financial regulationsment to think it was over a year ago during his aborted campaign for the republican nomition that that pawlenty told bloomberg tv... >> the true message wall street will be get your snout out of the trough just like everybody else. >> eliot: due to one's views especially in washington. it is being reported that pawlenty's paycheck will be in the $1.8 million range per year. for more, let's g

and in san francisco, i'm cory johnson with bloomberg west. back to you. >> thank you. >> first time, chemotherapy being used on a great ape. peanut is an 8-year-old orangutan with nonhodgkin's lymphoma. she's being treated with a chemo drip. peanut's trainer says she's hanging in there. >> just like any cancer patient going through chemo is, but still has got that twinkle in her eye. and you know, she's still got that personality. >> there is peanut. there will be six doses of chemo three weeks away. doctors say she has age on her side but they can't predict the outcome. orangutan's share 96% of human dna. >> and looks like it's going to be nice. >> and there is some fog near the coast. there is a live from our mount tam camera. sunny skies and there is our shot. we'll take that. there is clear skies and here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. there is that fog just off the coast and not much is touching the coastline. sunny skies and cool to mild 60 degrees in san francisco. there is warmer in the inland east bay. these are the high li.s skies

your bloomberg silicon valley closing lower. and google's new smart eye wear hit the fashion runway. there are several models showed off clothes designed and later the designer appeared wearing a wear as did the co-founder. the footage from the classes will be made into video available later this week. at bloomberg studios in san francisco, larry, your glasses under the mail, my friend. >> and thank you anyway. >> and happening now into the east bay, sky 7 back live over breaking news. grass fire continuing to burn in orinda growing about two to three acres, there is concern over power lines in the area, a lot of folks but it appears things are coming under control here. >> and very close to those towers there and there is light winds, it's warm but not hot. temperatures into 80s, one weather factor could be a factor with regard to fire is that it's dry. dry fuels are there. and winds are light. so good news. >> yes. sit. >> and there is terrific weather around the bay area, there is sutro camera, you can see tops of the towers

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josh, good to have you on board this morning. >> i thought we were going to have bloomberg here. >> bloomberg'santed to sleep in. >> nice to have you here. >> $25 billion. >> good to be back. been on the road. >> how can you be an understudy? does this mean you're going to be worth $5 billion? >> that's what i'm aiming for. >> trying to get him to run for president, i said a guy that's worth $18 billion should run. and he stopped me. he goes -- i said, 19? >> i stick around in hopes that some of that will come my way. so far no luck. >> no luck. so he's got this really cool article out. >> you write about what mitt romney got wrong about the 47%. what did he get wrong? we're pretty clear on how it was bad politically. >> he got just about everything wrong. the point i wanted to make in the piece, in addition to undermining romney's own campaign, in addition to undermining people who don't work and don't pay income taxes, he underlined the long and proud conservative tradition of trying to fight poverty through government plans. earned income tax credit, child tax credit, two big reasons why peo

there's some complaints which we'll talk about in the bloomberg business report. it will go on sale in six minutes in the big apple. >>> here's join king with the bloomberg business report. >>> apple expected to sell as many as 10 million iphones during the weekend. doors opening to large crowds in australia. apple users claiming apple lost its direction with the new maps app included in the iphone 5, apple saying it is hard to correct inaccuracies after users complained. one neighborhood is mistakenly identified as an airport. some people can't get their dog to heel imagine staying in a seat belt, bill would require motorists to buckle up dogs and cats unless they are being transported in crates. new jersey among the first state in the station to ban texting while driving and could be the first to -- drivers regularly remove hands from the wheel to keep pets out of front seat. i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. >>> may not think a cup of tea as medicine, but researchers do. new studies announce -- ed in washington did doctor show green tea can redu

joined by john schwartz and rich of bloomberg. it strikes me. i think it strikes everyone. we went from the motorola to the iphone intuitive. i think we've sort of entered this post-intuitive world where i'm not even telling my iphone or what have you that i'm at the airport. it knows. it's got it taken care of. >> truly like a real smartphone. >> smarter than me, in many ways. >> absolutely. if you even go back a step, we started with computers with punch cards, punch holes in a piece of paper, put it in a computer, it would do something. then the keyboard, then the mouse where you could, like, move your hand and it would move something on the screen. you actually touch the content you want to interact with. with bump, we took another step forward and said do you even have to touch the screen, can you do something intuitive than that, and flock, can the phone know what you want to do before you do and do these things for you on your behalf. >> is there a point where you want to share content, so you'll press this icon, drag this, or was the idea we're going to do that thin