mark: we are live 24/7 on bloomberg politics.com. on twice a day here at 5:00 and again at 8:00. plenty of coverage all weekend long. until next week, we will see you after the jeb bush announcement. sayonara. ♪ . . alix: we are just moments away from the closing bell. this is the "bloomberg market day." i'm alix steel. ♪ [closing bell] alix: you are looking at an smp at its biggest weekly loss since the end of may. stocks relatively weak, but you are looking at a triple digit loss for the dow. the s&p looking at its biggest weekly loss since the end of may.

mark: we are live 24/7 on bloomberg politics.com.re on twice a day here at 5:00 and again at 8:00. plenty of coverage all weekend long. until next week, we will see you after the jeb bush announcement. sayonara. ♪

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. ♪ john: it's time for you to get your trump fix on at bloomberg politics.com. we are on twice at five and 8 a.m. sayonara. ♪ alix; this is bloomberg market day. i am alix steel. you are looking at a rally underway. the dow is up 113 points. s&p up by 11, closing above its 100 day moving average. kind of like yesterday never actually happened. all of those vectors moving forward in the s&p. really moving

. ♪ john: we are on television sporadically each day could we are live on bloomberg politics.com.illary clinton used the phrase and cited her husband. you find a turtle on its fins posed, it did not get there on its own. mark: she's got her mojo. this program is on twice a day. until tomorrow. sayonara. ♪ >> we are moments away from the closing bell. this is the bloomberg market day. i am alix steel. it is read across everyone's screen. -- it is red across everyone's screen. the dow around its session mows. we are kind of in the

for updates and stats, head over to bloomberg politics.com.omorrow we have john kasich and double interviews. if you are here at the romney retreat, it is about 2-3 hours d ifference. we say to you sayonara. ♪ emily: jack dorsey takes his place as interim chief executive. welcome to a special breaking his edition of "bloomberg west" from san francisco. ♪ breaking news, a big shakeup at twitter, just in the last hour, dick costolo is stepping down as ceo. cofounder jack dorsey stepping in. the stock surging on this news. investors have been callin

we are live 24-7 on bloomberg politics.com. >> pinterest unlocks. means for sites like google and the amazon. ♪ emily: i am emily chang welcome to a special edition of "bloomberg west." i am coming to you live from las vegas. hewlett-packard is hosting its annual discover conference. later in the program, all the -- i will be joined by hp ceco meg whitman. you can catch that interview tomorrow. also, coming up it

for updates and stats, head over to bloomberg politics.com.omorrow we have john kasich and double interviews. if you are here at the romney retreat, it is about 2-3 hours difference. we say to you sayonara. emily: welcome to a special breaking news edition of "bloomberg west" from san francisco. breaking news -- a big shakeup at twitter

. ♪ john: it's time for you to get your trump fix on at bloomberg politics.com. we are on twice at five and 8 a.m. sayonara. ♪ emily: dick costolo says he won't get in the way. what that means for the search for twitter's next leader. ♪ emily: i am emily chang. welcome to a special edition of "bloomberg west". we are live in san francisco. investors bet on yahoo!. ceo marissa mayer says her plan to spin off the company is going according to plan.

. ♪ ♪ john: we are only on television sporadically every day, but we are live on bloomberg politics.comhillary clinton used the phrase and cited her husband. one of your favorite bill clinton-isms. if you find a turtle on a fence post, it did not get there on its own. what do you think echo -- what do you think? mark: that means she's got her mojo. this program is on twice a day. le and dish could change the landscape if it happens. i am emily chang. and this is bloomberg west. should facebook be worried if they listen to chris sacca and by twitter? is it a tech bubble or tech boom? how long the good times will last. big moves in that streaming music industry ahead of apple's announcement. how sound cloud is storing up its market share.

john: we are live occasionally on television, but on bloomberg politics.com.e a look at victory lab mad scientist piece about the top republican candidates using data to win voters. mark: tomorrow, a personal conversation with lindsey graham. remember, wi "with all due respect" is on twice a day at 5:00 and 8:00. until tomorrow sayonara. ♪ >> we are moments away from the closing bell. i'm alix steel. alix: we did it. you are looking at a record day for the nasdaq. setting an all-time high, settling out at 5132, up by 67 points. really? you could blame this on fed. yes things are better but they are not great, and that fueled some skepticism, pessimism that fuele

mark: a scouting report of lincoln chafee will be on bloomberg politics.com tomorrow.will have live coverage right after "all due respect" tomorrow. and then on thursday, rick perry's announcement. john: we are only on the television a half hour a day. until tomorrow, sayonara, folks. ♪ emily: pinterest the purchasing -- unlocks the purchasing power of its pinners, what it means for middlemen like google and amazon. ♪ emily: i am emily chang, welcome to a special edition of "bloomberg west." i am coming to you live from las vegas. hewlett-packard is hosting its annual discover conference. later in the program, all the orange light -- i will be joined by hp ceco meg whitman. you can catch that interview tomorrow.

. ♪ john: we are live occasionally on television, but on bloomberg politics.com, take a look at a victoryad scientist piece about the top republican candidates using data to win voters. mark: tomorrow, a personal conversation with lindsey graham. remember, "with all due respect" is on twice a day at 5:00 and 8:00. until tomorrow, sayonara. ♪ emily: a vc legend tells me why he feels betrayed by ellen pao's tales of gender discrimination at kleiner perkins. ♪ i'm emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." coming up, fitbit jumping in its public trading debut. what it could mean for the world market. and a chipmaker with a $10 million bet on china. all of that ahead on "bloomberg west." first to our lead -- ellen pao versus kleiner perkins.

either way, lots more on bloomberg politics.com. this is an evolving thing.b for growth versus donald trump. coming up, more fun with donald trump. his position on drug legalization and special message for mr. neil young after this. ♪ john: now the exciting, scintillating second half of our interview with mr. donald trump. when we left off, i was just about to ask about legalizing drugs. in the past when you have expressed the view that the way to deal with the war on drugs is to legalize drugs. are you still in favor of that? donald: i look at the colorado situation and it's very interesting. a lot of bad things are out there with respect to people's health and the effect is having on people. i'm not in favor of the legalization of drugs. john: you have changed your mind. donald: i don't know if i ever was. john: you have said you were in favor of legalizing drugs. why did you change your mind? it's ok to change your mind. donald: i have change my mind on many things. i don't know that i have ever said that, but i will take your word for it. generally speaki

. ♪ >> we are live television, but always on 27 bloomberg politics.com.ng data new ways to win voter s. john: tomorrow, we will have a personal conversation with senator lindsey graham. with all due emily: a vc legend tells me why he feels betrayed by ellen pao's tales of gender discrimination at kleiner perkins. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." coming up, fitbit jumping in its public trading debut. what it could mean for the world wearable tech market. and a chipmaker with a $10 million bet on china. all of that ahead on "bloomberg west." first to our lea

we will have more on bloomberg politics.com and tonight on "with all due respect." matt: looking forward to your further coverage. it was john heilman and al hunt and phil mattingly. i want to get you caught up on the top news stories of this hour. greece asks for a new bailout program just hours before the old package is set to expire. alexis tsipras once enough to cover greeks -- greece's financial needs. angela merkel says there will not be new negotiations. erik schatzker is in athens. : let's begin with the fact that we are about to experience serious thunderstorm here. if i get swept off the rooftop, you will know why. more to the point, the rain is about to rain on the parade. rallyis a pro eurozone forming right now in front of the parliament building. this is the latest in such a stark contrast with the president has been talking about back home. the prime minister has not had a good week. yesterday, he had to impose capital control, today he finds the eurozone unwilling to engage in the kinds of negotiations he wants. he wants a relaxation of the demands t

we will do some post game on bloomberg politics.com, but let's go to my friend al hunt in the washington give us a sense of the stakes today in this speech for jeb bush. al: this is not a second impression, this is a fourth or fifth. he has to create a good one. one of the messages for anyone watching earlier was this is not a wasp enclave and that's good for him. but he has to give the sense that he's different than his brother, that he's a fellow who not only has a record but has a vision for the future. you know better than i do that these announcements, you can screw up and do poorly, but what they really do is set the stage for what you can do over the ensuing weeks or months. not run the juggernaut people wanted him to be, when he has been out as an exploratory candidate, i said he's not clearly the front runner, but he's clearly in the top tier of the field right now. explain it was your view is about what has gone wrong. he's had trouble answering some pretty basic questions about his relationship to his brother's record and he has had some campaign disarray. what is it that what