then spelling hannibal burress.over the weekend. >> i did, yeah. >> jimmy: kevin hart was here. he indicated that he felt maybe justin was crying. had you done a roast before? >> i've never done a roast. i've watched a lot, never done a roast. it's a weird state of mind to be in when you have three or four weeks to just think of the foulest things you can say about somebody. also knowing other people want to dance snoop dogg. it's weird thing. snoop dogg's thinking of weird [ bleep ] to say to me right now. snoop dogg. >> jimmy: did snoop dogg say something mean to you? >> he said some mean stuff. >> jimmy: he did? wow. was that a fun experience? >> it was really fun. it was just weird. i tried out the jokes. i tried out my roast jokes during my standup set and they went fine. it's weird when you have to say something about martha stewart's vagina right in front of her. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you didn't have to. >> you don't have to but it's a roast. >> jimmy: when the law requires. >> when the law requires you. but

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>> reporter: alice's family has retained the office of bay area civil rights attorney john burress to investigate her death. >> there are some suggestions that the officers had not properly identified themselves as officers and were plain clothe officers and thus them coming upon the car with ms. brown frightened her. >> reporter: the town hall quickly devolved in to protest. >> we were more in danger by the guns be fired. >> reporter: before it was cut short by chief suhr. >> we're going to take your information in the back. >> alice brown's family did in fact meet with chief suhr before the meeting this afternoon in san francisco. we're also told that they are going to decide whether or not to file a lawsuit against the department pending the results of their own independent investigation in to alice brown's death. >>> a big scare for an elderly woman when a burglary suspect barged in to her palo alto home. what followed was a two-hour standoff on elsinore drive. the woman in her 90s and her caretaker manage today get out unharmed. police in s.w.a.t. teams moved in. >> the great new

it seems like product and other luxury brands -- prada and luxury burress have been hit hard by volatility. yvonne: the share price and bloomberg intelligence compiled luxury brands and look at the first quarter shares and the top 30% is dominated by a italian and french houses. they said these are companies that report in euros and have high euro costs but their cell exposure is outside of europe. they are benefiting. on the worst side worst-performing stocks, high exposure to the dollar, hong kong take a big hit. ralph lauren, fossil, michael kors that seemed a bit of a plunge in the stock price. angie: volatility to come. let's get back to the markets. what is driving asia. john dawson. john: airlines, 2 crucial games. china composite is up and gradually gaining all through the morning session. very encouraging for china. hong kong is similar. excuse me. the morning is unfolding, just below 25,000. its performance for the 2 mainland chinese benchmarks, you can see thailand is open. they are up. southeast asia markets malaysia singapore, taiwan the main benchmarks today. hong kong, china

cory: burress files is already dumped the weather channel for this new network.umpton joins us with a preview of "bottom line." mark: look at the state of small businesses in the u.s., how are entrepreneurs navigating the regulatory and political landscape? how are trade policies affecting business and our small businesses reaching global market? we have ahead of the small business administration joining the next hour. back to you in san francisco. cory: mark crumpton, thank you. "bloomberg west," will be right back. ♪ cory: i'm cory johnson, this is "bloomberg west." the bwest byte but we focus on one number. what's the bwest byte today? guest: 0.5% in the negative direction. cory: -0.5%. guest: that's my forecast for worldwide pc shipments in 2015. cory: that's a lot better than ibc. guest: different people count things differently. some to win one's colic a surface pro warmer in taking pc -- like a two in one, the surface pro are lumped in with pc. tablet numbers are growing for ibc, minor declining. i think this reflects what we are seeing with a little bit o

banks from buying greek government t-bills, and therefore closing down access to finance for say burress and his party -- for tsipras and his party. we will keep an eye on greece as the day rolls on. back to you. anna: thank you very much. let's get back to one of our top corporate stories. 3g capital is in advanced talks to acquire kraft food and merge it with ketchup maker heinz. caroline, good morning. run us through this potential deal. caroline: 3g capital getting its hands on what is renowned for philadelphia cheese spread maxwell house coffee kraft. this could be bringing its power thereto then merge with heinz. it already owns heinz, 3g capital with berkshire hathaway. they could combine kraft and heinz to make a juggernaut making $30 billion per year. that could cost the overall market valuation of kraft as it stood before the deal was speculated in the press, $36 billion. let's take it to a the dream team seems to be here. berkshire hathaway and 3g capital, they would be working together once again. two years ago, they bought heinz together. it was warren buffett that helped fi

we will talk with trevor burress and elizabeth weir "washington journal is live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> a look at former governor jeb bush at the agriculture summit where numerous presidential hope holes are speaking. -- hopefuls are speaking. the event started with governor kerry branstad who criticize the president for not acting on the renewable fuel standard and not supporting ethanol. bush spoke about immigration saying that immigrants here in the united states must have a path to legal status. we will have more with governor bush tomorrow starting at 6:30 p.m. eastern where he will be in a fund-raising event in iowa. >> this is the first president that does not believe the american power is a force for good and his will back as of that believe is not good for us or for the world. it has created uncertainty instability and now greater risks or the homeland. so the next president has to restore an american presence where our allies know where we stand come up where they don't think that we are pulling back not pivoting, not doing all of these things t

police officer and director of black law enforcement alliance and criminal defense attorneys john burress ken podowitz. thank you for being here. this video is really shocking. can you think of anybody similar to this we've seen in the past? >> you know there have been several -- at least now we're learning of several different instances in law enforcement agencies across the nation where you have this racially insensitive, this ignorant rhetoric, this ignorant video, ignorant and unprofessional communication. and i think what's happening now is that as more comes out, more will come out, but it's really reprehensible and i think the chief acted appropriately in this case in dealing with this but the larger question is how deeply embedded was this hatred and ignorance and bigotry in that particular department. >> john, not only how deeply embedded -- and that's clearly, i agree, that's a real glaring question, but also if you had these kinds of people doing law enforcement, how many people did they in fact impact their lives that may have been out of their bias and had nothing to do with