caa, one of the rival agencies, rd has a big sports arm. they were in bidding for the img business.relativity also has a big sports arm. sports is when of the biggest names on television. that is why people keep watching television. it has a lot to do with wme expanding its empire. >> ari emanuel runs william morris endeavor, what can you tell us about him? >> fans of a show like entourage know the character of ari gold. it is based in part on emanuel. he sees the opportunity to expand the reach of what william morris endeavor is. there is a little bit of crossover between these two worlds already. the price tag has been a little rich for some. his firm has financial backing from an influential name and private equity, silver lake. >> all right, jon erlichman in los angeles. thank you. some riders were made very angry this weekend. we have an uber investor next. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." uber is catching some heat from riders. some on the east coast paid more than 3-4 times the normal rate when a storm battered east coast. riders pay more when the weather is bad. this p

then he said obama said recently that he was going to move it from the caa to the military jurisdiction we haven't see any signs of that happening at the military could not watch the strands in yemen. the cis it absolutely. it is is it exceeds the bounds of the u s law and international refers to a few things to be apologized for an activist live from oregon united states thinking. my question the briton improving its economic growth these days as molly in the bank and other plants to spend more of it on fire in a zone two stores with reports the motions of things some of these funds will be better spent on the needs of the country's taxpayers the economy is growing faster than expected said mo money now talking to relieve some of the misery a high speed craft a puppet seek help them pay that heats the details. the controversy comes despite its often hard to hide the apostasy of the dismal state means increasing the amount the u k fed was a prolific in foreign aids. not because that's more suffering in the wealth but to me and all of a street i'll get the needle point seven per cent of

wouldn't have done it. >> he had caa, which is an enormous agency negotiating this.king dead, we're going to find out who it is and it's not the zombies in this case. >> so, richard, is there some precedence to this? would this kind of agreement be commonplace in hollywood? >> it is, fred. we've seen instances with the cases "smallville" and "will & grace" where they try to pull similar shenanigans. this show has taken on tremendous popularity. i mean, one of the highest rated shows on television, that includes some of the football, the weekly football that are making a lot of money here. they never anticipate they'd be making this much money and they're getting fat and playing games with the accounting. it's all going to come out in the wash. this case will be settled. there's no way they're going to go to a full-blown trial and take a verdict on a case like this. they will resolve it. they will pay him. you're right, he is the creator and contract law will apply contract law is so important, fred. the most important area of law. >> there it is. a contract dispute.

the stories that stayed twenty thirteen the year that saw caa contractor turned whistleblower edwards noted expose america's far reaching global surveillance the older your organization's off the tree branch of the established ago we get the standard chilean of songs talks to us about journalistic talent to challenge government as we discuss media said a road movie about activists on a mission to reveal sensitive usc. all are. it's not in maths not you're watching our teacher nostril with me in the snowy street to our top story this hour investigators say they're looking at a number of possibilities about who carried out a suicide bomb attack in the southern russian city of boulder grabbed some evidence now suggests the man may have been involved. the first report said it was the lone female suicide bomber. it's been confirmed fifteen people were killed in the attack which targeted the city's central railway station the geezer nicholas scott has details. the remnants of a man's body had been found at the scene of the blast at according to various reports i visited in lenin's album and

has failed to contest that a new prisoners were being held down the rule of law and tortured by the caa inside their own country. homeland has been conducting internal investigations about their potential participation in the black sites. not yet provided the european court of human rights that any classified documents she and her shoes on tightening your belt because your trip through security checkpoints can get easier. preach fact is that members only club run by the transportation security admistrion. a loud moan risk passengers g i the srt min at the airport and it's now getting easier to join. this week indianapolis international became the first airport in a country to open a sign at center for its pre check program credit determine all the pretense of them began a thousand aladdin and mom nearly twenty five million people have already joined and any new way for the average passenger to enroll. of concern for privacy advocates joining the program requires travelers to provide a background check and fingerprints. but the tsa says that information will lessen the hassle of going th

you hear the former director of the caa saying that if he is convicted, he should be hanged by the neckresting on the matter. >> perhaps we should give them amnesty, so far, there have been two categories as part of this. one is the current events and the other is how you gather inlligence and how we listen inn phone calls and that does the most harm and that is what is now starting to come out. lou: given that this was an act of treason, i don't think that's a legal term. but it seems simply like a straightforward statement of fact. he was sering and why in the world was he permitted to leave the united states in any form? >> not only that, but why was he permitted access to all is stuff? so how did he slip through the cracks? >> he had a number of other employees and contractors as wel. those who just turn him over. >> it is jus incompetence at the highest level and at the mother lode of secret. >> so what is to be done without? >> my guess is that he stays in moscow were the russians don't really want him. i mean, i it's going to be a cod winter. and he is a hot potato. giving him so

helparrest, also, with the of the caa, locating mandela, giving information over to the african -- southafrican security forces. ronnie kasrils is with us for the hour in johannesburg, leaving a tripartite activist -- ,eading anti-apartheid activist was a top military official under president nelson mandela. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. our guest for the hour is ronnie kasrils, former top military official under president mandela , was in the anc executive committee for 20 years and also served as the minister of intelligence under president and becky. i want to turn back to a rare televised interview with nelson mandela and he was already in hiding. it was in 1961. >> we have made it very clear in our policy that south africa is a country of many races. >> that was nelson mandela in hiding in 1961. ronnie kasrils, can you talk about the conditions on the ground, why nelson mandela and so many others got involved in the underground to fight apartheid, and as you mentioned his arres

fbi he did not have a relationship to the agency, but to theird that he went health at the behest of caa analyst. von levinsohn was not a u.s. government employee when he went missing in your rack. as there is an ongoing investigation, i will not comment further on what he may or may not have been doing. i will not fact check every allegation in the store that you reference, a story which we believe was highly irresponsible to publish and which we urge the outlet not to publish out of concerns for mr. levinson's safety. i am also not going to say anything that will further harm our efforts to bring mr. levinsohn home safe which has been our goal for the six and a half years he has been missing. >> the white house can claim that he was not working for the government because he was a cia contractor. there has been no sign levinson is alive for nearly three years. are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. budget deal to avert another government shutdown comes before the senate this week. the house approved a two year budg

there was no response is incorrect because once news of the attack reached the embassy in tripoli the caa contractors as well as certainly jsock operators who were in the embassy did not hesitate and they volunteered immediately they suited up grabbed their gear and they made plans and arrangements and coordinated their trip to benghazi, benghazi being lawless and chaotic they were held up at the airport for almost four hours but they were the only good guys in that country that consummonned. >> and by some account they killed 50 militants and injured 100 others and two of them then of course died hours later on the roof of the encampment. our social media producer hermella aregawi has: >> the night stevens was killed why weren't security agencies in the compound? >> that's one of the questions that remains unanswered. we need help from congress to call cia personnel up for testimony. so far there's only been one cia officer testify behind closed doors, benghazi. it is my assessment having worked in this environment and worked in a lot of terrorist areas like this, this is a cia base, the

have had some murders going on in the last five, the most recent with william morris and endeavor on caa, whichake has been a giant here in town for a long time. what this deal does is it makes william morris endeavor's the biggest a talent agency in the world, and to get them reach not just in film and television were they already dominate but it now puts them squarely in an arena with sports, like you mentioned, and it also gives them greater reach with music and really lucrative areas that they are not in now like naming rights for stadiums. >> i think be sports aspect of this is really interesting because it seems like it is a very steady business in that athletes seem to be getting paid more as tv rights go up and athletes share in some of that, but at that to the duration of contracts, a very steady cash flow for the agent. >> that is absolutely right. also what you have going on here right now is the film industry is contracting, studios are putting out fewer and fewer movies and fewer and fewer lock busters, and they are paying less for the actors, the directors, and the writers

. >> you could call roesler's business a william morris agency for the departed, the caa of the doa.t's called cmg, and it's headquartered far from the glitter of hollywood in an office park on the fringes of indianapolis, distinguished only for the orange wind sock for roesler's helipad and his green bentley. inside is a multitiered office lined with memorabilia from his departed clients. first stop, a suit worn by one of the blues brothers. >> i've represented the family of john belushi, his widow, judy, for almost 20 years. >> it is all tastefully done and quiet as a morgue, a shrine of sorts for a legend whose time on earth has ended but whose career still has a pulse strong enough to produce a stream of revenue. it is part of their legacy now and may be the ultimate show business compliment. they may be dead, but they still have an agent who's finding them work. what do you do for them? >> well, it's really not that much different than if they were alive. >> you can't book them for personal appearances. >> that's correct. we can't talk to them. we can't get their approval. but w

the other big winner newly minted sports agent jay-z, his rock nation sports in conjunction with caarepresents robbie cano. >> thanks. bubble in baseball? >> i don't know. >> i don't know how those big contracts have worked that size. >> pujols, signed a massive one, that hasn't worked out all that well at all. >> they don't work out. i don't get it. >> more power to them. >> they should go for every penny. as an owner i wouldn't want it. >> final trades up next as well as the winner of the debate. ya know, with new fedex one rate you can fill that box and pay one flat rate. i didn't know the coal thing was real. it's very real... david rivera. rivera, david. [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. who found a magic seashell. it told him what was happening on the trading floor in real time. ♪ the shell brought him great fame. ♪ but then, one day, he noticed that everybody could have a magic seashell. [ indistinct talking ] [ male announcer ] right there in their trading platform. ♪ [ indistinct talking continues ] [ male announcer

it also owns a second deployment to protect the caa the press of course was a moderate and as we speak and come back home with gracie in the streets of the capital won't be discussing vigilantes want to always seek the president himself to palin. today marks the situation has become desperate civilians across the country hundreds of thousands have been forced from their homes and the death rate towards and think up or become commonplace in the bronx help heal a nation can help someone still has its people the green light for the un security council to put more french and african troops on the trend in the central african republic. the country descend further into violence members voted unanimously for a french trophy presentation. it authorizes the deployment of an african union that force known as miss kept giving us a one year mondays to use appropriate measures to protect civilians and restore security. french forces are authorized to take all necessary measures to support the mission. nice guys to increase its troop numbers from iran to the fence into three and hafez and while fran

>> more challenges for caa. more impact to deal and more difficulty in the sports business.very powerful. there will be challenges on the television and if william morris can get img entertainment up and running and create content. >> between wma and silver lake, they are spending a fair amount of money. they will have to spend more to make this a success? >> that is usually the case. there can be incremental acquisitions they look at. i think there may be some content that they want to get into, they will have to write a check. there will be future checks coming as far as owning this product. as a powerful, global entertainment and sports: rick -- entertainment and sports conglomerate it has potential. if you were silver lake as a private equity firm, you are looking at realizing a return in 5 years to 7 years. >> img was sold x years ago for $750 million. didn't think they would get 3x back. >> and how many years? >> it can be done, it depends on how they can create content and get equity into contact -- into content. , partner atwski innovative sports and entertainment. y

we have to break because the president will be here shortly and i want to thank the caa for putting this on for the clinton library. and most of all our panel, thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you. i was upstairs watching the panel. i had it piped in. i was thinking, it's no wonder we got a few things right. i have so many smart people working in the administration. so, i'd like to begin by thanking stephanie streett and the presidential center, and thank you, terry garner and joe lampert for your opening remarks anafter all the work you did to make this day happen. and i also want to thank john gannon and jean to singer from the cia, and madeleine, sandy, wes, nancy, i thought you were wonderful. i loved the panel. i was upstairs hanging on every word. [applause] i presume all of you got one of these books, and if you did, i urge you to read it. if you read this you don't have to pay attention to what i'm about to say. [laughter] you'll know what this day is about. i want to thank some people who aren't here. i want to thank the late secretary of state or an