cory: david lewis, thank you very much.bloomberg west" will be right back. ♪ cory: welcome back to this special edition of "bloomberg west." we are looking at the case of ellen pao versus kleiner perkins. right now, we are joined by a partner that has prosecuted a number of sexual discrimination lawsuits. i wonder if you think this case is special? there's sex, money, a lot of attraction for that reason. guest: it is special. as the first time the sea and tech have been taken on a public way. a majority of these cases are settled pre-lawsuit. you never hear about them. i do a number of them. the politics of money and gender is at the forefront. cory: why are these settlements happening and we are not hearing about them? >> because they are confidential for public policy reasons. settlements do not go to court. cory: why are they selling and not going to court? there are some reasons to go to court if it does go through. guest: there's a lot of risk in going to court. public trials is not someone anyone wants to do. you are

after college, he became friends with fellow funnyman richard lewis, and david started doing standup.est hour. >> david: you know, when you do standup, there are certain requirements that you have to do, like you have to go on stage, and when you get introduced, you have to say "hey, how ya doin'? how are ya?" i couldn't do it. >> rose: it was false for you. >> david: it was false, i couldn't do it. >> rose: it is even said that sometimes you would take a look at the audience and not go on. >> david: yeah, i did that once. i got up on stage and i kind of looked them over and i went, "nah, i don't think so." and i left. >> rose: he survived along the way, as young entertainers do, with odd jobs. >> david: paralegal... >> rose: chauffeur... >> david: ...private chauffeur taxi driver... >> rose: taxi driver. >> david: ...driver and... >> rose: bra salesman. >> david: bra salesman, yeah. >> mr. farkus: so, basically george, the job here is quite simple-- selling bras. >> costanza: well, that interests me very much, mr. farkus. very much indeed, sir. >> rose: and when "seinfeld" came along

after college he became friends with fellow funny man richard lewis and david starting doing standup,now, when you do standup, there's certain requirements you have to do. you go on stage. when you get introduceding, you say, hey how are you doing, how are you. >> you didn't like it. >> it was false for you. >> it was false. i couldn't do it. >> sometimes you said you would take a look at the audience and not go on. >> yeah did that one once. i got up on stage, looked them over and said i don't think so and i left. >> this is great. great stuff. great progress. >> nope for bring liz own experiences to the screen and now to the stage, larry david is not completely extinct with the characters he's created. >> i want to travel with her on bicycles scuba diving. >> but you never wanted therapy at all. >> no no. i mean i tried it? what happened? >> oh i couldn't stand it. this exploration of the self. >> you just told me you get up every morning thinking about self. >> yes, but that's different than talking to a person about it and actually saying it out loud. >> it's harder, isn't it? >>

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larry david, where he got the idea for his crazy new comedy. plus, lights, camera juliette lewis are we on right now?

lewis hamilton - setting standards, winning the opening race of the seen. all the news... >>> this week on talk toays, ku klux klan, david duke. >> when i was a young man enjoying controversial organizations, you know, i grew up from that. there is no question about that. but at least i did what i thought was right. >> he is recently been back in the news with reports that house majority whip representative steve scalise spoke at one of his organization's

lewis hamilton - setting standards, winning the opening race of the seen. all the news... >>> this week on talk toays, ku klux klan, david duke. >> when i was a young man enjoying controversial organizations, you know, i grew up from that. there is no question about that. but at least i did what i thought was right. >> he is recently been back in the news with reports that house majority whip representative steve scalise spoke at one of his organization's events. >> if he was there, he wasn't attending a klan meeting, an organization called european unity and rights organization which is an organization for the preservations of western european civilization. >> today, duke blames zionism for america's ills. >> i don't believe european americans control the country any more. >> the most well known racist, he calls himself a reformed klansman. but he longs for a past closer to his 1950s childhood? >> this is not the america i grew up in. i love america. i will fight, you know, to my last breath to save america and i think we can do. >> we spoke to the former kkk leader in washington, d.c.? >> well, i think it's not unfair

montgomery county reporter kevin lewis live now to explain which side won. kevin? >> well leon this is a classic david vs. goliath pairing here. like the biblical story, the underdog in this case where costco was set to build the 16 pump mega gas station and tonight, right down this hill, only a few hundred feet away a neighborhood is celebrating. a five year battle costco vs. this outspoken neighborhood resolved at last. >> today, montgomery county's board of adjustment nixed the plans to build the gas station. karen says it could have affected this nearby special needs school, community pool and dozens of single family homes. >> our community has spent literally tens upon tens of thousands of dollars to fight this fight to this point. and i think what you've seen is a well prepared group of amateurs can indeed be with the big boys. >> public documents show there are already 25 gas stations within a seven minute drive of the wheaton mall. no need for 26 argue opponents like this. >> it is sad and disheartening that our community has put through a nightmare scenario. >> following today's vote costco's

david. would like to introduce one of the icons of commerce -- john lewis of georgia. >> thank you very much. in this congress, i take a backseat to no one in my amendment and support of israel and the american-jewish community. on many occasions, we haven't worked side-by-side to strengthen our democracy and fight for equality and justice in this country. their commitment -- that commitment will not change. i worked consistently threat might career -- consistently through my career to fight anti-semitism and to secure the jewish state. however this nation is currently involved in its own negotiation with iran. election in israel is just about two weeks away on march 17. the speaker of the house of representatives would allow floor of this chamber to be used to conduct a negotiation that the president of the united states is partisan. it is not right. several ambassadors, as well as the leader of the permanent jewish organization called upon the prime minister to cancel his speech. the speakers action is an affront to the president of the united states, to the democratic leadership of congre

david. yes, mercedes are in position for the formula one season after final practice in melbourne. at the front of the grid well champion lewis hamilton and half a second behind him and second on that grid is his teammate rico rosburg. could they dominate throughout the year? richard par reports. >> a new season starting in australia and already mercedes look like the team to beat. they were able to compete after van degard dropped his legal action. their driver marcus eriksson didn't get past the first qualifying section. mcclaren have a new engine but it didn't begin well for them in melbourne. both of their cars were stuck at the back of the grid on sunday. saturn became the youngest to compete in f-one. he came before rrosso 4-time world k4578 pin made his qualifying view for ferrari, fourth in melbourne start. alongside william felipe ma'am assa, the last known mercedes back in avert tree i can't in june to take gold. >> last year's granted prewinner will start second on the grid as part of a mercedes run, too. his teammates, rein ing world champion was half a second quicker in his 39th poll. >> huge effort from the guys

david purdue of the committee for his remarks. >> thank you, senator. thank you, mr. chairman. it's my distinct honor this morning, mr. chairman, to join senator isakson and congressman lewis to welcome sally yates and her family to the judiciary committee this morning. i want to echo their words and my colleagues this morning regarding miss yates' qualifications and her distinguished career in federal service. for years she has prosecuted the most violent criminal organizations in georgia. ms-13. and other notorious gangs. drug cartels, human smuggling, sex traffickers. the department and the people of georgia are fortunate to have benefited from ms. yates' work in the service of justice for so many years. so today i join my colleagues in welcoming her to the judiciary committee, and in congratulating her on the honor of this nomination. it's my privilege this morning, mr. chairman, that as a yellow jacket to welcome this bulldog to this committee. thank you. >> thank you both senators. and you're free to go if you want to go. otherwise we'd be glad to have you listen to us, as well. ms. yates i welcome you to the senate judiciary committee. it's been a big day for you an

lewis from illinois. adam shell from illinois. calvin balmer and david gray from illinois and johnny phillips jr. who went to church with me in wilmmete and gary pullman killed at the hands of iran terror. in the memory of these americans we want to make sure we carry out a sense of the senate that expresses our views that if iran cheats on this agreement there should be sanctions. i would call on all members to make sure they back the old bipartisan coalition of menendez -kirk, and i would yield back my time. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. enzi: i'd ask unanimous consent that the time until 4:45 p.m. today be equally divided between the managers or their designees and that at 4:45 the senate vote in relation to the following amendments in the order listed with no second-degree amendments in order prior to the votes: stabenow number 755 barrasso number 347 sanders number 777 as modified on climate change, blunt number 350 on e.p.a., hatch number 796 ton medicare, senator bennet-stabenow number 601 on medicare. senator murray number 801 on sequester

david perdue of the committee for his remarks. >> thank you senator, and thank you, mr. chairman. it's my district honor this morning, mr. chairman, to join the senator and congressman lewis to welcome sally yates and her family to the judiciary committee this morning. i want to echo their words and my colleagues this morning regarding ms. yates' qualifications and her distinguished career in federal service. for years she has prosecuted the most violent criminal organizations in georgia m.s.-13 and other notorious gangs, drug cartels human smuggling, sex traffickers. the department and the people in georgia are fortunate to have benefited from ms. yates's work in the service of justice for so many years. so today i join my colleagues in welcoming her to the judiciary committee and in congratulating her on the honor of this nomination. it's my privilege this morning, mr. chairman, that as a yellowjacket to welcome this bulldog to this committee. thank you. >> thank you both, senators, and you're free to go if you want to go. otherwise we'd be glad to have you listen to us as well. ms. yates i welcome you to the senate judiciary committee. it's been a big day for you and y

david purdue of the committee for his remarks. >> thank you, senator. thank you, mr. chairman. it's my distinct honor this morning, mr. chairman, to join senator isaac son and congressman lewis to welcome sally yates and her family to the judiciary committee this morning. i want to echo their words and my colleagues this morning regarding miss yates' qualifications and her distinguished career in federal service. for years she has prosecuted the most violent criminal organizations in georgia. ms-13. and other notorious gangs. drug cartels human smuggling, sex traffickers. the department and the people of georgia are fortunate to have benefited from ms. yates' work in the service of justice for so many years. so today i join my colleagues in welcoming her to the judiciary committee, and in congratulating her on the honor of this nomination. it's my privilege this morning mr. chairman that as a yellow jacket to welcome this bulldog to this committee. thank you. >> thank you both senators. and you're free to go if you want to go. otherwise we'd be glad to have you listen to us, as well. ms. yates i welcome you to the senate judiciary committee. it's been a big day for you and y

david? >> working on that. >> tv movies. >> he's mr. hollywood now. >> we need to get sal on broadway quick. >> i'm workshoping a show tonight and 00 film with lewis blacked outside the ferguson police department in missouri early this morning. two officers were hit and have serious injuries. good morning. i'm chris cato. police in ferguson missouri are investigating another shooting this time police are the victims. two officers were shot last night during a demonstration after the resignation of that city's police chief. nbc's ron allen has more. >> reporter: this was an absolutely stunning and shocking

david. next i like liked it is one of the icons of congress, john lewis, of georgia. >> thank you very much.ress i take a backseat to no one in my commitment and support for israel and the american jewish community. on many occasions we have worked side-by-side to strengthen our democracy and fight for equality and justice in this country. that commitment will not change. we are consistently throughout my career for long-term peace in the middle east a secured jewish state, and i have fought against anti-semitism and hate on american shores, and abroad. however this nation is currently involved in ongoing negotiations with iran. election in israel just about two weeks away on march 17. the speaker of the house of representatives would allow the floor of this chamber to be used -- negotiations of the president of the united states is partisan, and it's not right. seven ambassadors as well as the leader of permanent jewish organizations call upon the prime minister to cancel his speech. the speakers action is an affront to the president of the united states, to the democratic leadership of con

david? >> working on that. >> tv movies. >> he's mr. hollywood now. >> we need to get sal on broadway quick. >> i'm workshoping a show tonight and 00 film with lewis black ferguson missouri, trying to keep the calm this morning after someone shot two police officers as a peaceful demonstration was wrapping up. the search for the shooter next. >>> good morning, and thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm scott mcgrew. we'll have more on those in just a moment. police investigating a deadly crash in san francisco involve agmotorcycle. it happened near the intersection of 15t