. ♪ ♪ cory: i'm cory johnson, in for emily chang, and mrs.berg west. -- this is bloomberg west. coming up, the u.s. government have dropped his legal case against apple, but should they work with the security flaws not found in the iphone -- now found in the iphone? and soundcard launches a premium streaming service commitment doesn't match the biggest players in the space? i will sit down with the ceo. but first to our lead. countless questions remain one day after the department of justice dropping charges in the case against apple related to the san bernardino shooters iphone. it is counted as a win for tim cook, boosting shares more than 2% in trading. it may have had more to do with the fed. but it is a complicated story. apple never had to give in to the government request. but the government found a way and without apples how it may have exposed a security vulnerability. the lawsuit may be over by the constitutional privacy questions have just begun. >> what was interesting in the apple case with the overreach by the fbi. they do not a

cory will have more, coming up. in washington, authority saying a man was shot by police after he drew a weapon at a checkpoint at the u.s. capitol visitor center. >> the suspect was taken into custody and transferred to hospital for treatment. his condition is unknown at this time. mark: the chief said the suspect is known to police but did not elaborate. belgian police are asking for help identifying a suspect seen with two suicide bombers at the brussels airport last week. they posted surveillance video at the federal police website. you have identified the two bombers and meanwhile the death toll is now at 35. the federal aviation officials say that reports of drones near passenger jetliners surged in 2014. global news, 24 hours a day, inered by 2400 journalists 150 news bureaus around the world. i am mark crumpton. ♪ cory: i am cory johnson, in for emily chang, and this is "bloomberg west." the fbi has dropped the case against apple saying they successfully managed to bypass the security. the highly anticipated

cory: this is "bloomberg west." i am cory johnson in for emily chang. i will be here all week..s. government is dropping its case against apple. conference on wednesday, a big gathering and san francisco. last year, microsoft announced major plans for android and ios apps. this year they are attracting developers to windows 10. when you look at this conference, it is interesting because microsoft says they are no longer a company with one big product announcement, but they will be much more iterative. that takes the thunder out of an event like this. >> i think the big product announcement was windows 10 last year, but it is all about the developers and trying to see how they can launch smaller things that are probably going to be useful for other competing products. how they can be more open. a mixed bag. it will not be any one major thing coming up. cory: developers? is that key for microsoft? is it more important in a world where microsoft is more open? >> for sure. the key with microsoft has been that they were -- microsoft used to be invited to every -- essential to every

. ♪ cory: i'm cory johnson, in for emily chang. this is "bloomberg west."housands lining up to drop a grand on the car they still have not seen. we will look at the review of the tesla model 3. fitbit shares up today. interesting data about how people are using their fitbit. problems, and title is definitely one. first in the league, tesla taking reservations for its mass-market vehicle. people around the world lined up down $1000e to put on a reservation. they would not take reservations online, only in lines, until after the close. the car will not be in full production until 2018. they are still taking those deposits. out musk's master plan laid a decade ago, to enter the market on the high end, then drive down the market as fast as possible to higher unit volume and lower prices with each successive model. that did not happen with the model x. but will it happen with the model 3? why tesla does need his model 3 to sell like crazy. reporter: model 3 is arguably the company's most important model yet. with mass-market comes mass competition. tesla's succe

cory: interesting.rom to perspective -- microsoft is a company that dominated technology, that flat-out dominated every conversation about technology regardless of the aspect not that long ago. 10, 15 years ago. now it's in the background. what matters most with microsoft? >> what matters most is building a future. steve ballmer, that is the one big hit on his legacy. input microsoft in this odd position, the pass is still -- the past is still haunting them. for the future, it is carving out a new market. artificial intelligence seems to be a strong part of that; conversation is a platform. cory: that sounds thoroughly ridiculous. i also think the success of asur -- >> i say "asher." cory: their we go. that's a huge success for them, even with amazon and their -- in their backyard. but you see a lot of your clients talking about this. >> absolutely. it's part of the big two. what microsoft hopes to do is is infuse intelligence into that delivery of cloud-based services. cory: like a bouncing paperclip t

cory: this is bloomberg west. i am cory johnson in for emily chang.roposal from the government aims to force internet service providers to -- twoccess tomains domains not approved by the government. , twitter, and youtube are all blocked in china. this is the latest in a series of measures to strengthen the so-called "great firewall." gordon chang. is always great to see you. how are these rules different from what existed before this? what are the new rules and how do they differ? gordon: this basically creates an intranet because domestic foreign service providers are no longer permitted to provide access to websites with foreign domain names. that means that unless those foreign domain sites are given approval, they are not going to be accessed in china. these are just reposed rules. we have until april 25, until ends, butt period this is just one of a series of attempts to cut china off from the internet. they tried it five years ago and it really doesn't work. like it isems focused on individuals and not on helping businesses do is guess. gordon:

cory johnson, editor at large. cory: it's the size of this. emily: exactly. what does this they mean for apple? the company, investors, consumers, and how much do today's announcement even manner -- even matter? david kirkpatrick and bret taylor, former cto of facebook. the creator of google maps and ceo of quit. and dave warned, -- dave warr everybody, thank you so much for joining us. i want to start out with you guys who built heavily on the? -- the apple ecosystem. >> i just launched a new phone. it's probably not huge news, but i think the broader narrative, which is how important the iphone continues to be is a really interesting story. ipad was goinghe to be huge, and the iphone cannibalize its sales. without the apple watch was going to be huge and they are releasing numbers but i think it isn't as big as money people expected. i think it just goes to show you that the iphone and all the phone that inspired have continued to be so important that they are essentially cannibalizing every other device on the planet. you see apple releasing big phones and

cory: it is the ultimate cross-platform move. book series sell a video and can a video sell a book series? >> even if you didn't think of the books, he would love this as a cop show. cory: amazon is releasing a second series of "bosch." >> the so-called new media that people didn't know where it was going, amazon took that page and kind of ran with it. cory: eric overmyer has produced some of the biggest hits and he did not hesitate to work on "bosch." there is more good tv and more bad tv. it is an exciting time to be a content provider or writer because you have places to go. cory: it is addressed and we have these sort of technological media plays making good content. what are those platforms to you? eric: the biggest change for me was the idea of binge-watching. we can design a whole season in a slightly different way. >> there is no overnight ratings, but what we have is, we can track in real-time on amazon's homepage. they first released the pirate and i think we had 10,000 reviews or so. >> getting a good reaction. very po

returning chef cory chen and gayle chen.hank you for being here live after meeting with janelle earlier. give us a quick background in terms of your experience as a chef. >> well, i was trained classically french/italian. i studied under martin yan for many years. now i know how to cook some of the great foods i group eating. >> we saw a little bit of the demonstration you gave janelle. we're going to do pot stickers, right? >> correct. >> give us an idea in terms of why potstickers are so important to the celebration and culture. >> well, first of all, pot stickers, as you can see, look like that big, golden nugget that we have over there. it's money, it's wealth. it's a lot of good luck for the new year. so it's a good thing to have pot stickers at the new year time. >> that display is symbolic of it? >> yes, right. gold. and so the second reason is because it's found do as you can see later on. if you want to get your hands dirty, you can try one, too. it's wrapping. so the family can get together with little kids, grandm

cory: the mechanics of the deal are very interesting.-7-year program where they are taking 20 planes. they also get the option of buying 19.9% of this company at a fixed price as of february 9, which is nine dollars six to seven cents per share. so, amazon has a chance to acquire some of this business at a decent rice. amazon able to buy 20% of that business at a share price far below what was agreed to just last night. the companies saying they reached the deal overnight. amazon has shown ambition to expanding into delivery for lots of different ways since they made the decision to start paying state and local sales taxes. toy change their approach distribution, getting closer to distribution centers, major , but also recognizing the dollar amounts that amazon has had to put up to our shipping has been massive. years ago to $11.5 billion last year. they are spending vast fortunes with fedexcup ups, now they get a chance to compete. emily: i am getting like five amazon box is a day because i never go to the store anymore. the delivery in

and cory lewandowski stood by donald trump, and he said, "good job, cory." that right there was an indication that donald trump was not going to part ways with him. it should not come as a surprise that today even after these charges have been filed, he's not parting ways with him, again. instead, blaming me ining miche fields. >> katy tur, in the trenches of the trump campaign, thanks very much. and one other point on cory is that not a lot of people were lining up to take this job, and cory was willing to do it under the terms that trump wanted, as you were saying, katy. thanks very much. i'm joined now by our chief legal correspondent, ari melber. and ari, why did jupiter police department file a one-count misdemeanor charge? >> well, i think they filed it, because michelle fields came in on march 11th, and wanted to make this, basically, this complaint that was her reaction to what she felt was a completely unwarranted spearing of her, and a denial by the trump campaign. and by march 12th, they obtained this video we've all been seeing today from trump n

so we may discover that cory lewandowski is not in indiana. and of course, as this goes to court, the real decision is, will the state attorney's office decide to continue with this case? do they believe that they will win this case beyond a reasonable doubt? and the state attorney's office level of evidence is much higher than the police department. the police department says we see evidence that it's here. we suspect that there was, indeed, a cause to have an arrest for this charge. but we don't know whether it's going to lead to an actual charge in court. and that's what will happen in the first appearance, when he makes his way to court. he will say guilty, not guilty, or the state attorney's office may announce that they're not going forward. >> and that all happens on may 1st. kerry brought up some of the legal questions that will be debated at this point. though some of those do involve this video, in terms of what comes next for cory lewandowski. nbc chief legal correspondent, ari melber is with us, as well. as we look at this, the sta

he called cory. cory did not -- he said he did it and he did not deny it. >> who is your editor?thew boyle. >> he called cory luwendowsk expi he did not deny it took place? >> he didn't realize that i was a breitbart reporter. hope hix who is the spokeswoman asked for my cell phone number and i was told i was going to get an apology. i didn't want to make a big deal. we would apologize. i never got that apology. instead they released a statement calling me a liar. they have basically done a character assassination on me and linking it to blogs on con conspiracy about me and they are not telling the truth. there are videos and pictures. there is an eyewitness of a "washington post" reporter who is very credible and they seem to not under -- understand that. they say there are no eyewitnesses and pictures and videos and they continue to lie. >> the "washington post" reporter who witnessed this incident, do you know him? >> i did. i have seen him at events in washington, d.c. i am not a close friend. he was there though because he was doing a story on corey, and he was trying to get

for the first time the details in the cory barron mystery .com a team of former federal agents blaze there was foul play as peggy gallek reports. >> the i-team obtained never before seen photographs that give an inside look at the investigation surrounding the death of 20 to cory barron who died after falling down the garbage chuterr at progressive field during a jason aldean concert in 2014 . it shows the 24-inch by 24-inch trash chute that the 6-foot 2-inch, two and 25-pound cory barron, is alleged the circumstances surrounding the death of a young man graduates from college with a new job and great family life and no signs of depression. >> international research group, a team of retired federal agents , asked by the family to investigate, do not believe that the death was accidental, said he had bruises to the head and chest caused prior to death. >> we believe that the blows to the headad and red syndicate the probability that he was hit and kicked and then picked up and thrown into the garbage chute. >> lead to them to the conclusion our discussions with the family place the co

cory: just saying, been there, buddy.they are feeding an ecosystem, that if they can get people online a lot, at or near the amazon site and they are going to order more stuff. if they can lower the barriers to entry from whether it is having a watch a video or think about a book -- on thursday night we will have the release bosch,"second season of " the first ever attempt at a drama for amazon. yes, they think that is when to sell books, but they think it is what is so a lot of things just by having people online a lot and being so near amazon because they so dominate online retail. here, just quickly another report that amazon is getting into the shipping business, looking at leasing some airplanes. cory: again, all about costs and lowering barriers to get stuff to customers. amazon spends vast fortunes on shipping costs every year and they are looking -- always looking at new ways to cut out costs and ways they can get those margins superslim and keeping competitors at bay, a company that is barely profitable. tracy: a

he called cory. cory did not -- he said he did it and he did not deny it. >> who is your editor?thew boyle. >> he called cory luwendowsk expi he did not deny it took place? >> he didn't realize that i was a breitbart reporter. hope hix who is the spokeswoman asked for my cell phone number and i was told i was going to get an apology. i didn't want to make a big deal. we would apologize. i never got that apology. instead they released a statement calling me a liar. they have basically done a character assassination on me and linking it to blogs on con conspiracy about me and they are not telling the truth. there are videos and pictures. there is an eyewitness of a "washington post" reporter who is very credible and they seem to not under -- understand that. they say there are no eyewitnesses and pictures and videos and they continue to lie. >> the "washington post" reporter who witnessed this incident, do you know him? >> i did. i have seen him at events in washington, d.c. i am not a close friend. he was there though because he was doing a story on corey, and he was trying to get

cory: amazon doubling its spend every year.y are in a very serious important player -- they are very serious and important player. the competition is done by disney, hulu, showtime, hbo, amazon, and netflix. we are to look at what that means, who is leading the effort at amazon, and what that means. emily: amazon has a couple of hits on its own. this used to be netflix's game. is it anyone's game? david: anyone that has multibillions to spend. if i was in hollywood, i would feel nervous because these companies are gigantic as this is and have gigantic ability to raise capital and borrow if they want to because these are the areas. i am amazed by the numbers you are talking about here. emily: david kirkpatrick and cory johnson. thank you both. our exclusive interview with lincoln ceo jeff weiner. we get his take on yahoo!, china, and more when we return. ♪ yvonne: it is 12:30 here in hong kong, with an update of top stories. china exports slumped again in february, plunging 25% in dollars terms from a year earlier. imports fell

a fox 8 i-team exclusive giving the give a new lease into the death of cory barroniv repot you details last night, tonight they say they're learning more, here's peggy gallek. investigators with the group spoke to a member in friday investigationay of his son to a tier of cory barron , since the i-team story thursday, they have received tips. >> we got several calls one that might have potential identified one of the individualsv in section 541 thousand thousand cory barron died after falling down ad garbage chute at a jason aldeang concert in 2014 is a body found found in a landfill four days laterer. >> investigators, former federal agents spent eight months looking into his death and they don't believe that the 6-foot two cory barron got into it voluntarilyo they believe how . >> after about 45, something happenedd. >> he said he had bruises to the death andadd told by witness in section 541t that shortly before he was missing he was seen arguing with a young man, they said that when he left he was followed by the men and friends. >> more people we talked to for more information we

elon musk has blocked cory johnson.e things to another level being closer to production. in other words, what will the car be, we don't know yet. people are apparently game to do that. but yes. matt: he banned cory on twitter because cory is so skeptical about his business practices, his business model. this will be a completely different things -- a completely different thing. xt me ask you about the model and the model s, these are incredibly high-end luxury vehicles. the massee is ahead of market. it will be a different ball of wax when it comes to production. tesla might be able to meet his deadlines, make as many as he says he's going to. cory: they are trying to do something new and a set goals for themselves and he missed a lot of deadlines, they had missed in some way or another. we will see what they can do with the car. pricing will be the key. they did not have a car in the $65,000 range that they put in the market. how's it going to take a process , the car, an average cost of 97,000, they lose money on that

cory lewandowski is innocent. stands by lewandowski as does the rest of the campaign. >> what do they see when they look at this going on in the trump campaign? >> well, a picture paints a thousand words, eric. that picture says it all. look, this is a the consequence of a trump culture and culture of a campaign based on insults, verbal, physical attacks and complete disrespect for people. when you have a candidate that goes out to events and encourages people at his events to punch others in the face and attacks and harasses another candidate's spouse and insults your colleague megyn kelly and carly fiorina, this is a campaign that leadership starts at the top. when you have a leader who disrespect, it trickles down. this is a consequences of it and, look, people have a choice. you can side can w. a campaign that is basted on insults and attacks or someone like ted cruz who is bringing the republican party together. and we don't want to talk about this. we want to put this behind us. trump campaign does as well.

cory johnson joins us now.ory: richard branson flying right now somewhere -- joining us -- you appear to be in first class, naturally. looks like seat to aid me. i'm familiar with that seat. sir richard: i'm glad you know our plane. andre between san francisco denver, over the mountains at the moment. it looks very beautiful out there. it's incredible. here we are talking from 35,000 feet and anyway it's good to talk to you. cory: at least half of me hopes this demonstration for technology hoped it would fail because it would be good tv. ,t this is classic virgin "screw it, just do it." talk about the switch to the faster internet service. sir richard: it is important. we can do wi-fi incredibly quickly. we introduced wi-fi and we know how popular it is. people want to do business on the flight and talk to their friends. but it has been very important. this switch is going to be a good one. cory: as you chose this route to denver -- why sfo to denver? it's interesting to look on your attention focused on the te

, >> tonight for the first time you details into the cory barron history death, and the team of former federal agents lease that there was foul play, and peggy gallek hasth the story and joins us with details. >> three private investigators have been working on the case for eight months and say they have no evidence that thehe 20 or deliberately or accidentally went down the garbage chute, his family asking for help20c in offering a $10,000 reward knows he doesn't the i-team obtained these never before seen photographs that givei-ne an inside surrounding the death of 22 -year-old cory barron,det who died after falling down a garbage chutete at progressive field during the jason aldean concert in 2014 . it shows the 24-inch by 24-inch trash chute, that the 6-foot 2-inch, 225- pound cory barron is alleged to have gotten into the night he died . circumstances, of a young man,ci who discredit from college, he had a great jobw, family and no sign of respondents he or depressionfa . >> a team of retired federal agentsof asked by the family to investigatesk not believe that his death was acci

yeah. >> how old are you cory?> 26. >> i have a son your age. >> do you have a relationship with your children? >> well, not at the moment. they're very hurt. i was -- before i became addicted i was the go-to guy. >> similarities between me and max are -- the only difference that i really see is that he waited until he got older to experiment with it. >> youngman has two sons. a 9-year-old and a 2-year-old. >> the example i'm setting for both my sons is terrible. i know people are going to see me talking on tv about it and they're going to be like, you know, the same thing that i'm thinking in my head. what am i doing? >> 26, i'd give anything to be that age again. i can tell you, brother, you're young enough now if you stop, you can have a life. this is no life. being in bondage is no life. >> it's time to stop telling myself that i'm young enough to stop doing this and stop doing this. you know what i mean? that's the thing about an addiction. i mean, afterwards is when you step back and you're like, look what i

cory: are you australian? not so much.s interesting to see the growth. -- are you seeing growth tied to these cheaper smartphones? ofg: we take advantage competition in smartphone pricing and payment pricing. we offer the ability to get paid if you are a small business through our software. you can send the invoice off our app and say i'm willing to get paid through it. paymentant the cost of processing to go down as low as possible so people can use our app. that means they will be willing to take more payments and that is where the competition is great for us. cory: you have multiple payment platforms you are able to leverage. when there is competition, we are able to bring the best prices to our customers. cory: lead to have you with us. i will toss it back to bloomberg tv. alix: a blackout on buybacks should keep u.s. stocks in check well into april. which companies are looking most vulnerable. ♪ alix: from bloomberg world had court is new york, welcome back to this world headquarters in new york, welcome back to "bloo

cory johnson, los angeles.ly: we will bring you cory's full interview with roy price later this week. it is international women's day, and we are focusing on the gains women have made in the tech industry and what work needs to be done. ♪ find fantasy shows. when it comes to the things you love, you want more. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports? follow every pitch, every play and every win. change the way you experience tv with x1 from xfinity. is 12:30 in hong kong. donald trump is projected to have won the republican primaries in michigan and mississippi. john casey is the runner up in michigan. on the democratic side, hillary sandersdefeated bernie in mississippi. voting in michigan is tighter and too close to call. shares of rio tinto fell in sydney after heavy selloffs. mining and energy shares getting hammered after a drop in commodity prices ranging from copper and gold to oil and iron ore. investors are also worried about slowing demand from china. profit beatc's estimates. net income

cory will be live in california.ore bloomberg markets ahead. ♪ caroline: welcome back to bloomberg markets, shares it still rising on the day and we are going to be exploring next if the fed should go negative with interest rates. we will hear from the indianapolis fed president next. ♪ .. live from-- mark: london and new york, i am mark barton. caroline: the s&p 500 holding onto the gains, up 1.5% on the week. on the day, a half a percentage point, the bank striving both sides of the atlantic high, the european stoxx 600 up a six of -- a 10th of a percent. energy stocks on the downside. 26. banks announcing more share buybacks on the likes of jpmorgan. let's check in on our news. david: vladimir putin is serious about getting a bridge making crimea to russia. he needs a specific person to hang if the bridge is not built. the world health organization sending specialist to southeast guinea after two new ebola cases confirmed hours after sierra leone announced the flareup is over. it has killed more than 11,000 people

now donald trump's campaign manager cory lieu lulucharged for simple demeanor battery. take to you florida where the charges were filed. donald trump campaign is here to respond plus smart analysis from our "on the record" legal panel and our political panel. right now we hear from donald trump himself. he just spoke about the alleged incident involving his campaign manager. trump speaking on board his 757 in wisconsin. >> cory is a fine person. i looked at the tape. those tapes were supplied by me. just so you understand, this is a very high end club and we had tapes all over the place and we supplied those: tq@ and those tapes, to me, are very conclusive. a lot of people are looking and saying how can anybody be charged. when you look at that tape, i guarantee you were pushed around more getting on to this plane right now than she was pushed around. you take a look at this, take a look at you folks with the cameras onn small space. you got pushed around more than she got pushed around. i just can't stand by and watch a man's life life be destroyed. take a look at her

cory: it is doing better but it is moving away from legacy hardware. bad and reports were have been bad for a long time. the top line revenue growth, you can see a trend you see with other companies or that is their legacy business of a software that they sell by the title. their revenue growth overall is not growing at all. you see similar results, worse results, when you look at hewlett-packard. dell took a dive. you see the numbers with ibm, certainly. old hardware sell and on premise software. when you look at the cloud result, it is growing at a fantastic pace. this 57% number of cloud software sales is spectacular. it is much faster than salesforce grown topline numbers. it is a smaller number than salesforce for sure. if it grows at 57% year-over-year for a few work orators, it will not be a lot smaller. they're taking on the biggest cloud software vendors and are adding to it again customers. beltu can change the fan to a cloud company and you see the margins getting better, it is very promising for this company. hurd: you interviewed mark rece

ashley you chase down cory booker who had what had a bombshell of a thing that he said. but i don't start there, i want to go to tam reverse. you were there with mayor ross of new york and they had a meeting that was supposed to weed away the fear. >> they're trying to figure out how to deal with infrastructure 100 years old. old. nearly 70000 kids have been affected by schools that have elevated levels of lead in the drinking water. fear is spreading across the city. i even went and tested the water of former newark mayor shark james. i'll have more that tomorrow. for now the mayor said the city is doing everything possible. the mayor says this is a state problem. so. so where's the governor this? >> i chase this to an education form that the mayor held on monday evening. even young elementary students stood up and asked the mayor. >> when will you fix the lead pipe? gaet & >> cory booker had none believable comparison. >> i talked to him in princeton for book signing. >> what are your thoughts right now. >> i know it's going to give me trouble but i'm going to say it a

was gotten several calls, potentially may have identified one of the individuals in section 541 .se cory barron died after falling down a garbage chute at progressive field during the jason aldean concert in 2014 his body was found in a landfill for days later. h >> investigators, former federal agents have spent eight months looking into the death and don't believe thatdt the 6-foot 2-inch, two or 25-pound, cory barron got into the garbage chute voluntarilyao they believe that foul play was involved. >> the investigators say that he had bruises to the head and also told eyewitness in section 541 beded shortly before he went missing they saw him having an argument with a man witness said that when he left he was followed by that man and his friendsl. >> more people we talked to from section 541,mo the more information we have do do the investigation. >> and provided pictures that show show and others in the section, these are witnesses that they need to talk too. >> the family,t who talked to us said they just want to know what happened. >> his father spoke to us on the phone friday and

cory: see the light? david: i saw that. guest: that was totally unintentional. cory: sure. up course cory with the tough questions. lisa: thank you so much. david: coming up in the next 20 minutes of bloomberg markets, we are going to talk to jefferies group who just posted their worst quarterly loss since 2008. one of the lawyers representing apple in its fight with the us ei speaks to bloomberg in an exclusive interview. apple is expected to file its latest response today. more bloomberg markets after the break. david: welcome back to bloomberg markets. reported a loss of $167 million in the fiscal first quarter, his worst quarter since 2008. revenue fell by 82%. the ceo says they are humbled by the loss, but trading has effectively improved since february. lisa: for a closer look, let's bring in our banking reporter, laura keller. can you put it into perspective how bad were the earnings? laura: they were really bad. it made for great headlines -- handler humbled -- they had a lot of problems in fixed income which we have seen with the front ranks and problems with their

emily: ok, cory johnson from the apple headquarters in cupertino.nd horace and ben, you guys are staying with me. and we are following the patent battle with samsung, and a court has agreed to hear the challenge to the award won by apple. a jury had found that they should turn over profits from their phone sales. in a statement, samsung says they welcomed the court decision to hear the case. we believe it will support creativity and reward innovation. apple had no comment on this latest. this has spanned the globe, engulfing every major smartphone maker and billions of dollars spent on patents. there is a nine-month term that starts in october. and still to come, we ask about apple, what is the next big hit that will really energize sales? ♪ emily: turning back to tech's top event today, a similar update to the ipad pro, the iphone se. an expert roundtable with gene, ben, horace with me in the studio, who have their dueling ipad pros out. the vertical has been struggling for ipad. is this ipad pro enough? horace: it is very much off the charts. peop

he has stuck by cory. cory has stuck by trump at every turn. can cory weather this storm?look at how he usually is, i would imagine that he is not going to distance himself. he may even embrace him more. the problem is it's not just the issue around gender and women, although that is a major issue. it's also just this whole patina of violence that is surrounding this campaign in a way that i don't think we've seen in at least one hundred years in american politics. the idea that you have this sort of violence at his rallies. people being sucker purged at t -- punched and he says i'm going to subsidize people who sucker punch people at my rallies by paying their legal bills, and then you have this situation and others. all of this stuff begins to bring the air out of balloon, i think for normal people. there may be some very, very large hard core segment of trump fanatics who will defend him and apologize for anything. who will excuse the inexcusable, but normal americans after a while, just a drip of this, you think do you want people getting sucker punched in the rose gar

but trump is defending cory lou luann ewandowski in detail. he was grabbing at trump when lewandowski intervened to protect trump. trump opponents are pleased with this charge today. trump is building an organization that encourages violence from the top down. he's one of donald trump's few trusted top aids. and trump rushed to call campaign manager cory lewandowski absolutely innocent. he's charged with misdemeanor battery. showing lewandowski rushing to get between michelle fields and trump. and pulling her away as she tried to ask a question. police say fields arm showed a grabbing type injury. trump put lewandowski in the >> good job cory. >> reporter: violence has become a staple of trump rallies. >> i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. >> reporter: now a criminal charge. ted cruz blamed it on the culture of the trump campaign. >> when you have a campaign that's built on personal insults, attacks and now physical violence. >> reporter: trump has bigger problems. not enough delegates for the nomination and not enough allies in

cory: where is the growth happening?iculture and food remains are biggest industry but i wonder where you are seeing that growth. martin: pharmaceutical, medical device, all technology, including all of the new technologies, internet companies, financial services, and generic, and food are the largest exports from ireland. cory: what are the industries that are driving the growth? martin: i think life sciences and technology by far. carol: well, and listen, it has been big headlines in terms of the favorite corporate tax policies in ireland. we have seen some american companies taking advantage of that. do you guys get nervous at all, especially in this political environment, political climate in the united states, that any of that might change in the near future? martin: ireland has an extremely favorable tax environment but that is one aspect of the competitive offering. ands clear and consistent we are unapologetic about that. tax policy on its own does not make it an economy. we have a very strong skill space, really

emily: cory johnson, thank you. staying with apple -- the new iphone seven release is not expect it until fall. over the weekend, images that to be the new iphone seven were leaked. the pictures were on screen renderings. it appears the new iphone is similar to the iphone success. the biggest change is that there are no horizontal antenna lines. the leaked photos not provide any insight into the lack of a headphone jack. coming up, take two looks for its next big hit. the ceo is here for a look at the future of the gaming company. later, exclusive conversation with shaun parker. his thoughts on who survives a music streaming wars later this hour. ♪ emily: neighbors of airbnb host will be able to give feedback on the behavior of their guests. the company will roll out the new feature in japan, its fastest growing market and then go global. the development comes amid complaints about so-called airbnb party houses that attract rowdy renters during major sporting events. a major gaming industry showcase called the game

. >> so dead cory barron fall down a trash chute, or did someone put him there ? the pictures and details released and the death, peggy gallek as the exclusive storyry. >> the i-team database never beforeth before seen photographs, they give an inside look at theog investigation surrounding the death of 22-year-old cory barron who died while falling down a field during a jason aldean concert in 2014,si it shows the 24- inch by 24-inch trash chute that the 6-foot 2-inch, two and 25 pounds, cory barron is allegedr to have gotten into the night he died. >> in the circumstances, surrounded the death of a man who just graduated college with a great job and great family life and no sign of depression goes and goes and research group of retired federal agents, asked by the family to investigate, do not believe that the death was accidental, they said that he hadt bruises to the head and chest that were caused prior to death.t >> we believe the blows to the head and the ribs indicate the probabilityws that he was head hit and kicked and then picked up garbage chute knows

eit heats up in cold case, authorities taking a closer look at what happened to cory barron, the 9090a ended up in the trash chute and progressive field. >> utility worker is up in the air when a blues cruise your crasheslu it is caught on camera. >> postmortem pain, learning how they criminal investigation after the city pays a dead the i-team exclusive, giving new leads into the death of cory barronus. >> refresh broad details of investigation last night, tonight they say that they are learning more, as peggy gallekn has the details, they say that thanks to viewers are getting closer to finding out what happened to cory barron thousand g from. investigator spoke to matter in front of the developments in the death investigation of his son into your cory barron .on since the story ran thursday, .ve >> gotten several calls one believe they have identified one of individuals in section e 541 he died in 2014 jason aldean concert and progressive field his body was found in a landfill four days later, investigators, who spent eight months looking into his death and don't believe that heort

now cory gloe is back in trouble and headed back here to the county jail. >> there's no remorse. zero. >> reporter: and they say they are not surprised that 19-year-old cory gloe is back in police custody today. only one week after pleading guilty to a 17-count indictment, including five counts of second-degree manslaughter after starting a street race nearly two years ago here in farmingdale which left five fellow teens dead. the judge in that case assuring gloe if he'd stay out of trouble he'd be sentenced as a youthful offender. but gloe was arrested again, this time with a pocket knuf in -- knife in a speeding car where he was a passenger. >> he's got a lot of soul searching to do. >> reporter: today gloe's mother avoided the cameras in court but his attorney suggests it was not gloe's pocket knife. proper investigation and i think at the end of the day they're going to do what's right and just in this case. >> reporter: but what's right and just, well, it depends who you ask, and these relatives of gloe's victims don't think justice is only six months in prison as a youthful

cory johnson reporting from san francisco on apple against the fbi.till ahead, the banker accused of stealing $25 million. we will have a closer look at the case. ♪ betty: you are watching "bloomberg markets." i am betty liu in new york with caroline hyde in london. andrew caspersen has been arrested and charged with scheming $25 million. he apparently had false e-mail addresses and falls domain names. shares plunged. so who exactly is andrew caspersen? here with more on the story is winnie o'kelley. st reading i was ju the details about his life story , so let's take it back a step. who is he? winnie: he is the son of a man well-known in financial circles. ran a longtime financial company and was a big philanthropist. 2009, killed himself in when he was being treated for cancer. but in the aftermath of his death, a tax evasion investigation emerged. that was left open. some trust accounts were frozen around then. betty: so you might trace some of the mental health problems -- not he, but when it came out, back to that, possibly. but fraud. what is th

cory johnson, los angeles.: we will bring you cory's for interview with reuters later this week. it is international women's day, and we are focusing with -- on the gains women have made in the tech industry and what work needs to be done. ♪ mark: you are watching bloomberg west. south korea is imposing penalties on north korea following its recent nuclear missile test and south korea will prevent entry of any ship visiting the north in the last six months and blacklist anybody late to pyongyang's weapons program. tehran says they were part of a military exercise. disclose their payload capacity of their missiles but saner designed for nuclear weapons. the maximum range is said to be 1250 miles, possibly exceeding u.n. limits. loretta lynch has asked not to be considered by the white house as a supreme court nominee. she isatement she says deeply grateful to be mentioned as a potential nominee but is committed to carrying out the work of the justice department. hillary clinton is taking a break from the campaig

cory: did you see the story last week? kind of amazing.ted the spot that wo uld automatically send out tweets and within two days was turned into this racist, profanity spewing machine. machine learning can be influenced by non-machine to want to influence it. it also shows you that microsoft is a serious player in artificial intelligence. coming out of the university of washington in seattle, you have some of the most advanced machine learning scientists in the world. both microsoft and amazon drawing from them to create these products that are in the cloud and the machines wayselves are learning the to fix their own problems. anything about what amazon web services is doing, the most important business in all of technology, microsoft's azure business which is similar in the office fueled by 360 platform is a serious business for microsoft. listen to what socgen adella -- nadela had to say today. >> last week, when we launched -- it is not up to this mark. so, we are back to the drawing board. reactivatentinue to ande-incubate in china ja

so cory tweeting out michelle is delusional.ou have got a factual issue because that won't play well. kennedy: i know she has resigned from her job at breitbart because they didn't back her up. >> no, it's been an interesting day for sure. kennedy: coming back, the panel returning to talk about a new poll, millennials love socialism until northeast they get a job. wait until they find out about capital gains taxes. that will hurt. judge napolitano is here with breaking news. stay here. when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. show show me more like this.ns. show me "previously watched." what's recommended for me. x1 makes it easy to find what blows you away. call or go onliand switch to x1. only with xfinity. great time for a shiny