>> a big night and a big prize for taylor swift, nabbing the cma horizon award for best new artist. >, like, an adult yet legally. it's very exciting. >> barely 18 years old and owning country music, a cma win, a platinum record and a grammy nomination. >> i mean, i never imagined that my life would be this magical. ♪ ♪ >> taylor allison swift has been writing her own fairytale since she was born. >> you want to see your daughter? >> yeah. she's all dolled up. >> oh, my god. >> here she is, just a few days old. taylor posted the home video for fans who pre-ordered her latest album 1989 named for the year she was born. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i don't want to ever hear from this kid that we never did anything for her. not ever. >> taylor had a privileged and idyllic childhood. both her parent his careers in finance and she and her little brother austin were raised on a 12-acre christmas tree farm in redding, pennsylvania. dolly moore and her son lived next door to the swift family. dolly babysat taylor for years. >> i didn't have a little granddaughter so she kind of filled that space for me. i loved

centrica supports the cma investigation.hey will continue to engage and review the content for the statement today. it is important not to speculate on the final outcome. they believe it could rebuild trust. rebuilding the trust in the market for customers, investors and other stakeholders. >> the signal from the u.s. federal reserve yesterday evening. the minutes released. many officials showed willingness to keep interest rates near zero despite gains in the labor market. >> attention turns to janet yellen. whether she will provide clarity on the likely timing of the first increase since 2006. >> let's take a look at what was highlighted in the minutes. >> stronger dollar also a concern. it has rise to sense the fomc had their last meeting. >> january, the strongest cuts in payroll gains in 17 years. >> we have had the numbers. air france and klm, profit dropped in 2014. that is following the longest pilot strike in the airline's history. we covered the pilot strikes at nausea. what else have they said? >> the 14 day strik

. >> be sure to catch the cma president -- cme president later today. >> we will be back in just a momentwatching "market makers ." when we return, networking takes on a whole new meaning in hollywood. we will be speaking to ben silverman about why he takes his projects to streaming networks instead of broadcast or cable. ♪ . . >> "live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, this is "market makers with erick shaztker and stephanie ruhle." >> the companies that are fighting for your risk -- that bit was a pioneer and apple smart watches about to come out and out under armour has bought two major fitness apps. >> there's no hiding those tweets anymore. twitter has reached a deal with google to make tweets more searchable online. >> the shift to streaming -- why more hollywood producers are taking their tv shows to netflix and amazon. we will speak with the entertainment entrepreneur, pennsylvania and. -- ben silverman. >> i'm out steel in for erik schatzker. what you watch on netflix? >> "orange is the new black." >> season four of "friends." >> friends with jennifer aniston? >> tha

this is the disagreement between union and the cma.that the inmate is there slowing down worker at the port of oakland and other ports along the west coast gumming up the worse. >>: reporter: it ships the ports to the bay and sitting down in the bay because they're getting on load is so slowly because of that more not plane ball any longer were going to shut down the parts for the next four days. or the next four days those are holiday days. they will have to pay a premium rate to the onion and they're not going to do so they're going to shut down the port for the next four days. >>: reporter: that means nothing will be on low bid from the cargo ships. now the port of oakland is basically the leaseholder out here. the property managers they do not have anything at stake obviously they want to weigh in on the situation and they had this to say about the issue. >>: reporter: the real impasses go to so long term there 73,000 jobs that they depend done with the port of oakland. it's a labor impasse that continues much longer periods insurg

there is only so much repair you can do it see can do at cma this repair in the shipyard.y is where are the sailors question mark that is tough on families of the sailors. if we are going to keep our navy in the position they are in, we need to look at how to do the proper maintenance and downtime and training time or sailors, as well as building new ships. if we do not repair our existing ships, they wear out quicker and we have to send them to the graveyard sooner, which cost us more because we have to build new ships sooner than what we planned. that increases costs. we have to look at the full spectrum. not just shipbuilding, but ship repair. host: doug from virginia. caller: good morning. how are you today. host: just fine. how are you? caller: i am doing good. i am calling because you said we are losing our readiness with the military. is that correct? guest: that is correct. yes. caller: well, i suggest we go with the fox news plan. every person that wants to start a military, break out your checkbook, write a check to the pentagon and put in the memo stronger milit