here now, kathy schiavi, job coach liam o'connell and corey johnson. kathy, did i say your name right? >> you did it. [laughter] >> give us the overview. >> sure. it's actually about 60 years ago that our organization was founded by a bunch of parents who were looking for social, recreational opportunities for their children with special needs as well as start helping them build vocational skills to go out into the work force. sixty years later, we're a network agency. we have eight networks that operate throughout the tristate area as well as puerto rico and the virgin islands. and we provide services to people with disabilities. we run the entire gamut as well as the entire life span from newborns to senior citizens. >> is it -- how difficult is it sure that we are caring for our disabled brethren? >> you know, it's becoming easier and easier because -- >> thankfully. >> thankfully, yeah. there's been a lot of social awareness. actually, starting about 25 years ago, we're celebrating the anniversary of the ada, the americans with disabilities act, th

i'm corey johnson. >> this is bloomberg west. coming up, amazon tanking trading as the profitseast misses on and sales. plus, full steam ahead for microsoft. software giant reported a strong quarter. the day,iggest win of facebook stocks surging after a record report. first, to our lead. delivers its best earnings ever but shares getting slammed in after-hours trading. surprised investors who might have been hoping on more profits in the quarter. coming in at $1. shares of $35.7 billion, fourth sales. but those sales are 22% of the big numbers from a year ago. the question is whether amazon can readjust its investments. joining us right now, a senior research analyst in minneapolis and new york. columnist shelly. gad fly is our fast commentary oughtn which you really to be checking out. and let me start with you. it seems that at least the wall street sell-off, that this has been one of the biggest gainers major markets, whether it's the s&p 500, the nasdaq, you name it. but these numbers are not the kind of profitability that in

thank you very we will be talking more about intel in just a few minutes with corey johnson, editor at. right now, it's on to iowa. the republican debate was broadcast on fox business last night. donald trump sparred with ted cruz, responding to recent accusations that trump embodies ."ew york values trump was ready with an emotional response. trump: when the world trade center came down, i saw something that no place on earth could have handled more beautifully, more humanely than new york. we saw more death, and even the smell of death. nobody understood it, and it was with us for months, the smell, downtownand we rebuilt manhattan, and everybody in the world watched, and everybody in the world love to new york and loved new yorkers. i have to tell you, that was a very insulting statement that ted made. david: there has been a lot of curiosity about the -- about how these two men would react to each other. from the get-go, you had donald trump bringing up ted cruz's former law professor in a disparaging way. theas heated from beginning. mark: surprising to some, but not to me, cruz w

♪ >> i'm corey johnson. you're watching "bloomberg west."h a check of your news.erg first word more trouble. teacher's union filing a lawsuit against the district. and otherold, rodents problems at the school must be fixed and that the state-appointed emergency manager must be fired. they have been protesting since the start of the year. bernie sanders releasing a new goldmancritical of satch's role in the financial meltdown. however, it made no mention of clinton. clinton's campaign accusing sanders of breaking his pledge not the run negative advertising. tightening sanctions against north korea. calls for that of anyone developing weapons mass destruction. and brazilian president is nations in latin america and the caribbean to discuss ways to cope with the spread of the zika virus.

cory johnson has been at the consumer electronics show in vegas and a standing by with the chief technology officer, the head of hp labs. coreyjohnson: now we have two of them to worry about. i think the most interesting part is the old part, the printers, the pcs, the innovation there. you've got to agree, that's your job as the chief innovation officer. talk about what you are trying to do that's different here this year. >> we are trying to get back to the roots from many years ago. innovation, driving technology. we are doing that two ways you're at the show. one is the core pc business and the second is in our future business, what are we doing and where are we driving long-term? scarlet: -- cory: how do you differentiate and still win on the price? >> i would call it a changing world out there. what that is that what's happening is changing out there, it's no longer consumer and commercial, but it's both of them together. people want to be able to buy one system that they can use at home and at work. this is what we introduced this year. the elite books portfolio. the world's lightest and thinnest notebook. four point f

in a postseason game since 2011. 10-nothing panthers.later in the laser pass to corey brown over the middle...rashad johnson misses the tackle and hes gone 86 yard touchdown the longest touchdown reception in panthers postseason history2nd quarter cardinals finally showing some life as david johnson powers up the middle forthe 1-yard touchdown... later in the 2nd the panthers knocking on the door again and super cam will keep it...flying into endzonelots of kids in charlotte'll go home with souvenirs tonight.... last week against the seahawks they lost some steam in the 2nd half...not the case tonight...keeping the foot on the gas pedal and cam newton doing cam newton things...some endzone acrobaticstake another lookprobably didnt even need to go over the top but some style points as carolina now up 34-7just picking apart the cardinals defense...another passing touchdown...cam getting devin funchess in on the action...41-15 cam newton becomes the first player ever with at least 300 passing yards and 2 rushing with the icing on the cake cakefinal stat line for cam 335 yds passing, 47 yards rushing. 2 rushing

corey brown who breaks a tackle and brown will take it 86-yardsfor the touchdown...cardinals have yet to score... its 17 nothing.. 2nd quarter now....cardinals finally showing some life as david johnson powers up the middle forthe 1-yard touchdown...finally on the board.. 17 7 panthers.... cardinals just continue with down the cardinals defense.. to win it 49 to 15... the panthers are joining the broncos in the superbowl 50. 3 3 3 3 3 3 winter weather advisories go into effect tonight through tomorrow evening for southern sharyl: hello. i'm sharyl attkisson. welcome to "full measure." today we begin with a story of charity and excess. there are more than 1.5 million nonprofits or public charities in the u.s. in 2013 they report a collective $1.74 trillion in revenue and $3 trillion in assets. you don't have to pay normal taxes. the i.r.s. exempts them because of the public good they do. but for some nonprofits, it appears charity bebens at home. with big executive salaries that seem belie the altruistic nature of their mission. in 2012, roger goodell earned a handsome $44 million as commissioner of what was one of the most unlikely nonprofits around. the nfl. >> it was almost laughab

the johnson is live in studio, and paul kedrosky joining us from san diego. thank you for joining us on the wild week that was. corey, i want to start up with apple versus alphabet. a year ago apple's market cap was six under 93 billion dollars. google, 300 $47 billion. today they are separated by a mere $24 billion. cory: projections of growth for apple is imagination of what apple can do next. this year really prove that 1% growth in iphone sales really showed the limitations of growth and the ve garrity's -- vagary of the product cycle the are responding to. used to be able to really try out the product cycle as they added geography later and later into the 24 month product cycle. it is much more front and loaded -- end loaded. emily: alphabet earnings coming out on monday, and it's the will time that alphabet break out the non-google businesses. runmuch does it cost to google x, for example. we could be in for some real surprises. what are you expecting to happen on monday? paul: i'm expecting this to be a messy one. i give him credit and we have talked about this for pulling out all the different pieces that ma

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johnson, i will start with you. take it down. what do you see. cory: the numbers are solid for apple. iphones theyst have ever sold, the most watches. coreythis is a tech stock. it is supposed to show big growth. the bottom line, in the real world, it should reflect actual growth. but look at this? 1% growth compared to 50% one year ago. that kind of change shows it is not growing anymore. it is hard for stock to show a the rest ison when negative. >> you are facing the worst conditions. even in 2009, we did not hear this kind of catastrophe. so, in that sense, having been quarter, ando one they state this as a temporary situation due to extraordinary conditions mostly and him merging markets which has been the growth for them in the last few years. i think this is a temporary phenomenon. emily: interesting. i want to dig beeper. continue tod, we see strong business and china, strong interest in our products in china specifically. in the first few weeks of january we are seeing some level of economic softness. not in mainland china, but in hung con. i asked him about the reports into he said he could not comment specifically, but they hav

johnson is in san francisco. david is here with us still. let me start with you, corley. -- corey. -- cory. cory: it is bad news. gopro cells a lot of presence. q4 is good for gopro. when they announced guidance, they thought it was conservative. all the market dollars are pushing toward it. when they come out with the fourth quarter that is not only less than analysts expectations and the thought to be conservative guidance, sales quartern in the fourth on a year-over-year basis for this company. it is disastrous. it makes it look like this was a fad or the competition has caught up with them. the product is cool in the videos are cool to look at. the growth of the business has evaporated. what i keep seeing again with gopro is one trick pony. if you are a one trick pony, you can carry on doing that. that accusation has been thrown at apple. you wanted to continue if you are a one trick pony. itlects you have got to make fresh and exciting and renew the software, really the hardware. it is taking them a really long time to do that. it has been like 18 months. a big important refresh. the p