count on the books to continue to go out i have an agent who is also very proactive and his name is david g. 010. but i don't take anything for granted. but i also have to say, and this is what has kept me as a ghost writer you've always been able to do more work. i think that it's good for us to look for work and exposed themselves or in other words, to kind of risk rejection is good for the soul. to say i'm not going to talk to this person that isn't me. but i try to tell people so i try not to be too proud of. >> host: what are you working on now? it's like a condensed book. i want to do a book with moral hazard, who i love and with the rockstar when he credits his wife he gives great, and there's all kinds of books i wanted to then i'm also working on a novel about my childhood and i'm getting a graphic book with an artist about the history of my relationship with close so i want to do this group so i'm always working at the same time. >> host: writing any songs? >> guest: i've recently written some gospel songs with a good friend. i wrote a couple of r&b and i almost would rather -- i

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g. cc and at camp david. there's more on the agenda other than syria, and concerns about iraq and the nuclear programme. >> thank you for that >>> fighting has intensified on the mountainous region on the syrian lebanese border both sides claiming to have made chains. according to a television station the syrian army targeted rebel fighters but syrian rebels say they are advancing near the border and in capital damascus. the military defeats are a minor setback. >> we are, today, waging a war not to battle. and war is different in a battle. it is a number of many battles. when we talk about a fears war like the one happening in syria, across thousands of kilometres of borders and inside syria, we talk about not only dozens and hundreds, but thousands of battles. >>> the pentagon says iraq is not gaining ground in a fight to retake beijing oil refinery. sources tell al jazeera that the battle is continuing. a pentagon spokesman declined to predict the outcome, saying it's impossible to know how to play out. mo

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. >>> david letterman fans are bracing for the g big good-bye on wednesday night. host his final late night show on cbs, wrapping up a three decade career on late night tv. >> pretty amazing. and from ridiculous stunts to stupid pet tricks to surprisingly tough interviews, here is a look back at some of dave letterman's most memorable moments. >> and now, a man who thinks yoed lers should have their own museum, david letterman. >> ladies and gentlemen, bill murray. >> dave letterman! come on, everybody up. everybody up! now, this wall is, again, covered with the other half, right? >> i feel like a jerk playing tennis with you. >> why? >> well, because i -- 90% of the day, i feel like a jerk. >> i thought i would never want to do this show with you. >> now, why? let's explore this a little. because you thought i was -- >> an [ expletive ]. ♪ >> the top ten changes i'd make in the white house. >> right up your alley. >> yeah. >> and the number one reason i like being an actor -- >> get to read well crafted dialogue like get the [ bleep ] out of here. >> i'm driving h

g men. angels put together a rally in the ninth. two outs for david parise. right back up the gut.ce with a chance to tie it. it hits the bait rubber on the leg and that is -- the runner and that is an out. and now 2-0 in may. on dog day at the park. billy burns called up, and thrown away. scoring, 4-3, a's. and redick delivers what oakland fans thought was the crushing blow. a's's led 7-3. and then the bottom half of the inning, chu, three-run shot game tied and went to extra where texas loaded up the bases and the game winner off of alvarez. and the rangers win 8-7. the most exciting two minutes in sports. the kentucky derby, 141st running with 170, 513 there sand no incident with the 19 horse. sometimes luck is more of an element than ability. one of the favorites dortmund takes the favorite. down the stretch, firing line, dortmund is third, heading to the finish, american pharoah and espinosa has won the kentucky derby. >> the favorite, american pharoah wins the derby in 2 minutes 3 seconds. espinosa winning his derby second straight. trainer bob baffert with the fourth kentuck

. >> that was the treasury secretary at a g-7 meeting. daviderica/merrill lynch. and jack renn. senior global equity strategist. david, investors seem not to care as we go from deadline to deadline here on greece. could that change if they can't meet it next friday? >> with jack lew's comments notwithstanding three months of negotiation, very little should the narrowing have taken place. little substantive agreement has been made. 5.6 euros leaving the greek banking system for elsewhere. if we start to see basically taking their money elsewhere, this will force a showdown as we go into the end of june. >> what do you do with that information and risk factors out there? do you sell the euro? do you look hard at what kind of european exposure your companies have? how do you think about it? >> the way i think about it is that greek uncertainty is going to cause volatility. volatility is going to hopefully cause more buying opportunities. even in a worst-case scenario for greece which i don't think is going to happen they are going to band-aid this

g-men. angels put together a rally in the ninth. two outs for david fries.ase runner on the leg. that's an out. more importantly, the final out. giants hang on to win 5-4. now 2-0 in may. a's hosted by the rangers on dog day at the park. lays down the bunt. mark caught in the run down but catcher robinson throws it away. he scores. 4-3, a's. same inning, josh reddicking. delivers what oakland fans thought was the crushing blow. the 3-1 shot. his fourth of the year. angels come back four runs bottom half of the inning. the three-run shot. game tied at 7. went to extras where texas loaded up the bases and he hits the game winner off rj alvarez. rangers win 8-7. 144th running of the kentucky derby. starts with no incident in the 19-horse field. sometimes luck is more of an element than actual ability. dortmund takes the lead. we pick it up and here's the call. >> it's american pharoah in front. dortmund third heading to the minute, american pharoah. and he has won the second kentucky derby! >> the favorite wins the derby. drainer bob beefeater with his fourth k

g-men. angels put together a rally in the ninth. two outs for david fries.casilla. run scorse. made it 5-4. next matter, he had a chance to tie it but hits the base runner on the leg. that's an out. more importantly, the final out. giants hang on to win 5-4. now 2-0 in may. a's hosted by the rangers on dog day at the park. seventh inning tied. lays down the bunt. mark caught in the run down but catcher robinson throws it away. he scores. 4-3, a's. same inning, josh reddicking. delivers what oakland fans thought was the crushing blow. a three-run shot. his fourth of the year. a's led 7-4. but they come back four runs the bottom half of the inning. the three-run shot. game tied at 7. went to extras where texas loaded up the bases and he hits the game winner off rj alvarez. just past marcus simeon. rangers win 8-7. 141st running of the kentucky derby. starts with no incident in the 19-horse field. sometimes luck is more of an element than actual ability. dortmund takes the lead. we pick it up and here's the call. >> it's american pharoah in front. dortmund thir

g-7 meeting and a conversation on greece. and we bring it back to the u.k.. prime minister david cameron setting on his agenda for the queen's speech. the action is an server -- in zurich, where officials have rated eight hotel containing fifa officials. joining us is derek. we are joined in the studio by mark barton and ryan chilcote. story and more details coming through for the morning. derek: we know that a u.s.-led investigation has seen swiss police enter the five-star hotel where the fifa executive committee worth sleeping comfortably in their beds, having no idea what was taking place. a few of the senior foot all officials were taken under arrest in for questioning by swiss police, which is remarkable what we have been discussing over the past several years when it comes to fifa. people have said, why isn't anything happening? it appears something happened today. jonathan: just looking ahead, this comes at quite a time for the general election and a moment of speculation. what could it mean for the elections? tariq: it is no coincidence this has happened to or three days

g men. and could he get a literal revenge two-0? and six k's. giants beat the series with a 4-0 victory. and tampa hoping another change of scenery will help. and david shot off chavez. and edward knock down a come backer and knocks down wilson. mo mohica would leave the game with a costly injury. and a's third straight loss. >>> want to give you one final check on our breaking news. a not so subtle reminder that we do live in earthquake country. it was centered in yountville but felt all the way to sacramento. this is on an extension of green valley fault. we don't talk about it often but we're talking about it tonight. no significant damage. >>> and tonight we'll see some drizzle. >> by friday afternoon we'll get some sun in here and much warmer and sunnier, saturday sunday and monday. >> bu-bye. . rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- dwayne johnson. meghan trainor.

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david: this is an alert, the worst u.s. bird flu outbreak in history is taking a huge financial toll. i far eggs are g love soaring. up 85% after a drop in supply forces a lot of companies to suspend operations. at least 38.9 million birds have died or been exterminated. that is more than double the previous outbreak of the 1980s. the government has compensated farmers for cleanup and disease testing, liz. liz: interesting question, what if cancer killed itself? you heard us right. the cancer that turns against itself. i'm saying him, against itself. that's what the next gue revolutionary therapy for cancer. the company received a major grant that could put the drug on the market in the next few years. joining me in a fox business exclusive is neostem's ceo. dr. mazzo, this is amazing to make cancer turn against itself? how does this work? what's it called? when will it be ready? >> our product is called mbs 20. too early to have a name. late stage clinical development. it works by actually identifying within a cancer those cancer stem cells that proliferate, and teaching the immune system to actually kill those se

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questions, both for your questions and questions submitted through g mail, with complete security and privacy i'm sure thanks to david. so, are there any questions from the audience? we can begin with the great gmail questions. >> so there's currently three of them. i'm just going to go through all of them so you can take them on. the first one, it's another hypothetical, but what about less clear surveillance? consider a street level robot segue that patrols up and down urban streets, answers questions of lost pedestrians, on serves traffic congestion but face imagery and location information from every pedestrian it passes. though someone's given you a hypothetical. >> should we start with that? >> go ahead. >> what a great hypothetical. kind of real now it sounds name dropping, i was at south by southwest the other day, and there was a cool robot going down the street, i don't know what this is but there was a woman in some other city who was skyping at her computer and was walking down the street in this robot observing the scene. so the hypo takes further and the robot of this actual app is now recording informa

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g's european headquarters in london. i'm guy johnson. so coming up in this hour, stock surges as davidonservative party led the elections. the pound is also jumping against the euro and against the dollar. gilts also leaping with yields falling sharply. the conservative leader david cameron back at number 10 while the labour party takes a beating, the most high profile loss, the shadow chanceler. -- chancellor. ed miliband will remain shortly. a big night. a big morning. let's find out the latest. jonathan ferro standing by. jonathan: thanks, guy johnson. the conservative party inches away from a majority. you can see the action straightaway straight away on the bloomberg terminal. the pound stays higher throughout the night and morning. not just against the dollar bhutch stronger against the euro. having its best day against the euro since 2009. they have had very separate stories. the pound and the fx market telling a story about uncertainty and certainty this time around. you see the volatility dropping off as well. that is the fx market. let's go to the equity market. long-term cha

david: buy low. liz: todd, before we go, tomorrow we're getting a piece of data -- arguably not the most important in the world, but when people see gand p, even though it's a revision number, they get nest. what do you expect for in? we're hearing a print that goes negative. what are you hearing? >> yep. i think this fist quarter of gdp has been talked over and over again, and the fed made it clear that number is yesterday. we're not worried about that. july 30th they're going to reach the second quarter gdp, that's the number we need to hang our hat on for any kind of fed tightening in the third quarter of this year. david: okay. zack shepard, kevin kelly, kevin colvin, thank you all. we've got to update you on the death toll from that massive storm that hit the midwest. it has caused 36 deaths now being reported, 14 in new mexico, 17 in texas and four in oklahoma. ten people are still missing. more rain fell in the hard-hit houston area today, temporarily complicating the cleanup efforts after a down power of almost -- downpour of almost a foot of rain. as many as 1400 homes in houston have been damaged by flooding. texas governo

g-7, watching greece, also watching the u.k. referendum. that is what the twitter question is about. what should david cameron tell angela merkel today?t should angela merkel tell david cameron? just a reminder, you can follow us on twitter. for those listening on bloomberg radio, "the first word" is up next. for our viewers, a second hour of "the pulse" is coming. we will be hearing from the ceo of lamborghini. that is coming up next. we have luxury, the g7, switzerland and these allegations against fifa as well. mark barton is in zurich. a lot of protests in zurich where mark barton is. that is one of our top stories. he did right here. ♪ francine: fifa votes. will sepp blatter that the backing? greek leaders claim an agreement is near. as the g-7 meeting continues in dresden we will hear from two leaders. good morning to our viewers in europe. that evening to those in asia. welcome to those just waking up in the united states. i am francine lacqua. this is "the pulse." we are getting breaking news in terms of gdp for greece. the greek economy contracted .02% from the previous quarter. we know we are not going to get any good news f

g-7 economy. the imf had to apologize to george osborne because the reforms they once criticized actually turned out to be working so well. why isn't davidlar if the economy is relatively outperforming? >> that is the big question. even though we know from polls that economic confidence is a lot higher than it was, somehow it is not translating to people backing david cameron. the tories are still hoping that they will have that last-minute swing. voters will go to the ballot box and see that things haven't been so bad. at the same time, this is a government that has been associated with five years of austerity. that is the kind of mode that sticks. olivia: where does immigration fall in this? will immigration be an issue that decides the election? >> immigration is usually the number one issue in voters mind. both parties stay away from it because it is pretty toxic. david cameron is trying to make a few pledges that he has not managed to meet on setting targets. this is where they have made ground. tom: we have a thursday election. we know that an america -- what do the two leaders do today? olivia:>> we heard ed miliband reiterating h