then they would call in bombing strikes to get teh bad guys," says david miller, paint facility manager. although this jet looks ready to go, the inside of the plane has been gutted... with the body repainted to resemble the original camoflage coloring, displaying everythign from the original sioux city numbers.. to the actual..captain's name. in vietnam. that's why the tail is 'he' and that's why you see the blue names next to the canopies of actual misty pilots that flew the misty missions in vietnam," says david miller, the paint facility manager. the names and numbers aren't the only interesting tidbit about the f-100. "it was designed as a slick- wing fighter like this to go supersonic and it was just the new technology at the time that allowed it," says scott plambeck, vice wing commander atathe 185 air refueling wing. the f-100 jets were the fifit planes with the ability to go supersonic..meaning, faster than the speed of sound. take gridwall jess: the iowa air national guard paint facility has painted over 650 planes since 2000 and it took them only two weeks to rebuild and pain

then they would call in bombing strikes to get teh bad guys," says david miller, pain facili manager. although this jet looks ready to go, the inside of the plane has been gutted... with the body repainted to resemble the original camoflage coloring, displaying everythign from the original sioux city numbers.. to the actual..captain's name. "it was for the misty that ty flew in vietnam. that's why the tail is 'he' and that's why you see the blue canopies of actual misty pilots that flew the misty missions in vietnam," says david miller, the paint facility manager. the names and numbers aren't the only interesting tidbit about the f-100. "it was designed as a slick-wing fight like and it was just the new technology at the time scott plambeck, vice 185 air refueling wing. ability to go supersonic..meaning, faster than the speed of sound. lucas: it's friday, sam which mes it's time for "local 5 at the movies." lucas: first up...eddie the eagle," based on the true story of the most beloved bad ski jumper in olympic history. despite his effort to achieve gold, he fell a bit short...but did

then they would call in bombing strikes to get teh bad guys," says david miller, paint facility manager. although this jet looks ready to go, the inside of the plane has been gutted... the original camoflage coloring, displaying everythign from the original sioux city numbers.. to the actual..captain's name. "it was for the misty that they flew in vietnam. that's why the tail is 'he' and that's why you see the blue names next to the canopies of actual misty pilots that flew the misty missions in vietnam," says david miller, the paint facility manager. the names and numbers aren't the only interesting tidbit about the f-100. "it was designed as a slick-wing fighter like this to go supersonic and it was just the new technology at the time that allowed it," says scott plambeck, vice wing commander at the 185 air refueling wing. the f-100 jets were the first planes with the ability to go supersonic..meaning, faster than the speed of sound. all: (reax) sabrina break...coming up, we talk oscars, as this weekend brings the big night for hollywood... plus sam breaks down the weekend forecast, a

then they would call in bombing strikes to get teh bad guys," says david miller, paint facicity manager. although this jet looks ready to go, the inside of the plane has been gutted... with the body repainted to resemble the original camoflage everythign from the original sioux city numbers.. to the actual..captain's name. "it was for the misty that they y ew in vietnam. that's why the tail is 'he' and that's why you see the blue names next to the canopies of actual misty pilots that flew the misty missions in vietnam," says david miller, the paint facility manager. the names and numbers aren't the only interesting tidbit about the f-100. "it was designed as a slick- wing fighter like this to go painted over 650 planes since 2000 and it took them only two weeks to rebuild and paint the plane to it's completion. lukas: " coming up.... . this california a couple has been together for an astounding 70 years! find out their secret to ever elementary school kids... got a birthday surprise of a lifetime. reporter brittany harris has the heartwarming story p-m, doris v waves hello to the stude

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david: from bloomberg world headquarters, i'm david gora. matt miller has more from our news desk. : david, thanks. president obama is about to ask money to fight the zika virus. u.s. health officials detailed efforts against to the virus during a briefing of the white house today. towe are working 24/7 understand this virus, to detect it where it is occurring, and prevent its spread. this will not be easy. officials say there will not be an explosive outbreaks of virus in the u.s., but they are preparing for the worst. nearly a quarter of south sudan's population is in need of food aid. that is according to the u.n. that says at least 40,000 people are on the brink of catastrophe. in interrupted in the nation 2014. ofth sudan has a population 12 million. have releasedties a video in connection with that bomb explosion on a plane. it shows two men handing a laptop bag to the man believed to be the bomber. the plane was forced to make an emergency landing. and a hacker has disclose the details of employees at the department of homeland security and workers at the fbi maybe next. "the

david: we had judy miller from the "new york times." she had been to many from "the new york times." none off the record were ever taped. we haven't heard the tape yet. melissa: that is what that means. that is my understanding when they say is off the record you're not recording it to be used later. interesting. we'll follow this one. >>> coming up, this woman has reason to celebrate because leap day is her birthday. you will never guess her age. she is younger than she looks. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. super poligrip is part of my life now.

david lee miller in new york. >>> 2014 is the last time a health emergency was declared -- outbreak. >>> the president following through on a new national moon shot initiative. as kristin fisher reports, the president wants to cure cancer in a decade. >> it was called a moon shot appointing the vice president to goal of eradicating againster in the next five years. the president met with hss sect ahead of the creation of the taskforce. >> this is part of the work that's necessary to lay the ground work for a cure. >> it includes top economic advisors, secretaries and the heads of the food and drug administration and nih. it will be focusnd on text and prevent ewing technology to carry out the research and breakthroughs in a short time. >> our goal is to make a decades worth of advances in five years instead of ten. and end cancer as we know it. we're not trying to make any change year and looking for leaps. >> the quantum leaps will cost a lot of money. the white house launched a program with a proposal including a 755 million-dollar request as part of the next budget. it sun clear i

david miller, the bear position. give us the bearish side, david. >> thank you for having me.uy, but i have to say what he just said on air was the run-up you saw throughout late october into november and into december and all of that is built with the stock or should say was built with the stock at $27, which is where we downgraded the stock just last week. at 15 times ebitda, if i'm holding the stock at that kind of evaluation, in this tape, i would consider selling the stock, taking profits, rolling those proceeds into a comparable, say, like a lion's gate, a much more diversified company, and killing it in tv. >> is it because you're worried about the fundamentals breaking down or you refer to the tape, is it that right now it appears there may be a shift away from gross stocks and more toward value and you might see compression when it comes to multiples on previous growers? >> you have kung fu panda 3 out. $710 million is built into the stock. you don't have another sequel for another two years. so anything could happen theatrically between new and then. if i'm a pm, i h

david miller teaches at penncrest lie in media. the philadelphia eagles and a paint manufacturer chose miller as its teacher of the year. swoop and the cheerleaders took part in today's prep rally that included all kinds of fun and games in the school's gym. pep crest also got $11,000 for science technology engineering and math initiatives. terrific. >> uh-huh. >> local retired veteran has a surprise of his life today when he was given a like new vehicle. >> i'm serious. >> i'm so serious. >> oh, man. [laughter] (applause). >> take a look. >> martins retired from the u.s. army was presented way fully restored 2004gmc yukon denali. motor car makeovers in blue bell held an on line contest to choose which vet would get the vehicle. martin served from 1979 to 1988. for the past if i years both he and his wife had been battling cancer. >> they all put in their own time, they have vendors who donate parts and they have all these other people involved who do it all for a charitable type basis and that's what makes it really special. >> th

snowy windy morning, crane comes crashing down in the middle of america's biggest city, and david lee miller. he is live in lower manhattan for us this afternoon where the snow has melted but the trouble remains. david lee? >> reporter: you just made a very good point. as bad as this was it could have been a great deal worse. the collapse took place during rush hour. lower manhattan streets very congested at this hour. that is a street behind me that is largely commercial in nature. many people at that time of day going to work. first responders, however, after the collapse, were ona the scee within minutes. take a look at this video recorded by tmz. >> drop the sign down. >> just fell, right? >> reporter: authority says at the time of the crane's collapse it was being secured because of those high winds. but especially significant here, pedestrians were being steered away from the street as a precaution. after the collapse, the mayor said other steps were taken throughout she buyer city to pre -- she entire city to prevent the collapse of similar cranes. >> we're instructing right now all 3

david lee miller joins us live. he now on the scene there. david lee, what can you tell us?edibly this crane collapse a little more than two hours ago, lower manhattan still very much in chaos as emergency crews remain on the scene trying to prevent further injuries and determine what happened. we are a block away from the crane itself. we are at the corner of worth and broadway. the crane just behind these emergency vehicles just out of sight. it stretches for about a block 1/2. it fell on a number of cars. not clear, martha, is who exactly died in this incident. one person dead, three injured. two of those injuries described as serious. it is not clear if the crane operator was among those who was hurt. i can tell you that i've seen workers here from a company identified by the jackets they're wearing as bay crane and short time ago it looks like another crane arrived here on the scene. the workers would not talk to me. very possible that this crane, about a block 1/2 from the crane that fell, may have been brought in here to bring out the damaged crane. we expt to learn s

the late night players, [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: our thanks to bobby cannavale, david remnick, allison miller and of course the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ]

water block clear bandage [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: our thanks to bobby cannavale, david remnick, allison miller and of course the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] >> carson: and good evening everybody. you're looking at the skylark lovely place, and it's gonna make our home tonight for "last call." i'm carson daly, thanks for being here. on the show tonight, nothing but thieves is gonna perform from the troubadour and actress emeraude toubia gets our spotlight treatment. but we'll start things off with former "soprano" star michael imperiouli who swings by "last call" to talk about his new show "mad dogs." from surly goat, have a look. >> i have some skills in the kitchen. i worked in the restaurant business for a lot of years. even after "goodfellas" i was still working in the restaurant business, so, you know, people recognize you from this movie and now you're waiting on them. that becomes even more difficult in a way than waiting on tables waiting to be in movies. never mess around with people

night players, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: our thanks to bobby cannavale, david remnick, allison miller and of course the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] >> carson: and good evening everybody. you're looking at the skylark here in new york city. lovely place, and it's gonna

we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: our thanks to bobby cannavale, david remnick, allison miller and of course the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] >> carson: and good evening everybody. you're looking at the skylark here in new york city. lovely place, and it's gonna make our home tonight for "last call." i'm carson daly, thanks for being here. on the show tonight, nothing but thieves is gonna perform from the troubadour and actress emeraude toubia gets our spotlight treatment. but we'll start things off with former "soprano" star michael imperiouli who swings by

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david: matt miller has something on bloomberg. we can describe it to you. have a chart of the yen in blue, and as a combined more japan gets dollar, more tourism. i am not sure this is part of abenomics, but it will increase the economic intake of the company if the yen weakens and more people visit the country. do you notice that? do business don't in japan but it is an interesting chart. our concern in the united states is the stronger dollar and the negative impact that has because it is more expensive for international visitors to come to the united states. a is interesting because with stronger dollar, we are not seen that much of an impact. international visitor numbers are still robust even as the dollar strengthens. david: thank you, john and thank you to chris from chicago. stephanie: john is here so we have to cover business. you are a board member and treasurer of the new york football team. one positive for you is eli manning now really wants to get another ring. jonathan: he has two, his brother has two. stephanie: when you look at the team, ho

i really like you but i'm giving it to matt miller. david: a split decision, i like mark. on despite all that is going on. stephanie: our producer breaks the tie. stephanie: home team, matt miller wins it. we will be back with more. when we come back, david's are most joins us for the top three. ♪ david: we are just a few more seconds away from the opening bell in new york city, welcome to bloomberg go. stephanie: listening to our floor director, we are here to create a celebration and who is helping us? david zervos, chief marketing strategist at jefferies. joe weisenthal is also here. i can see you there flailing, matt miller also here. brendan greeley joins us from martian 10, a lot to cover but matt we take it back to you. --t: let's take it off with kick it off with futures. here, you see the numbers up 114 point and nasdaq futures still strong and s&p futures -- take a look at the graph, we have been climbing all morning and hit 8:30,n highs right before before brendan greeley delivered us those headlines. the market is not disappointed, but it looks like they may hav

i am matt miller. david: i am david westin.le is off, but we have christine harper with the sport a whole hour. -- with us for the whole hour. government is trying to come up with a backdoor to mobile devices. last year, silicon valley celebrated when the white house said they would not force tech companies to build the so-called backdoor to their products. they did not know that national security officials sent a secret memo ordering them to find a way into user data on iphones and other devices. this is according to people familiar with the matter. earlier this week, a federal judge ordered apple to help fbi get data from a terrorist iphone and they said they would fight the rolling. u.s. warplanes appear to have killed a senior islamic state leader. they struck targets in libya overnight. there were reports that as many as 40 people were killed in one of the attacks. one of those probably killed, according to "the associated press," was an islamic state leader. david cameron's negotiations with other european leaders spilled

matt miller is taking on mark barton in our daily battle of the charts. davidgment, battle of the charts. matt miller will be facing off with mark barton in london. mass killing you to go first. we need to talk about the performance of the markets. , andto 300 million people effects what happens in the world. you can see since the fed increase rates, the orange line here is stocks will white line is on field. they just come down as investors go risk off. the green here is the spread between high-yield debt and treasuries. you can see it is blown out here. mark: everything you need to know about the u.k. economy and three beautiful lines. the most in a year from one have not had 2% inflation here since december 2013. average earnings, growth is slowing. we're down to 1.9%. weekly in july, 2.9%. this is keen for the bank of england, which leads to perfectly the final charge. morgan stanley's charge showing when the first u.k. rate hike will happen, 41 months they say. it was in nine months. what is happening with the u.k. economy? david: now we can devote. which

miller. matt: i were showing named david for today -- i wish i were named david for today.out and said oversupply was worse than the estimated, oil actually went up and it has come back down. a drop of about 12 cents. $29.57 a barrel. futures are down and they have been down all morning. we are looking at losses of about 1% across the board. that is compared with vigor losses, about 2% in europe -- with vigor losses, about 2% in europe and 5.5% on the nikkei. bottomla was beating the line and revenue. coca-cola is still down as all humans fall. it is trading down in the cvsarket about .1 of 1% and was in line with estimates that down ahead of the open net 2.4%. foris a power line operator the canadian natural gas distributor and they are buying up for $6.9 billion, i believe $44.90 a share, so a 15% premium to this 41.05. a couple of stocks i love to watch, ferrari and fiat chrysler, the former owner trading down right now. ferrari said earlier this month that they were going to seek slowing of sales, which is good as an owner but bad as investor. now, let me talk more abou

miller. i am david westin. stephanie ruhle will join us later.kee coy, who has written about oil and equities. first, first word with vonnie quinn. vonnie: there is a partial cease-fire in syrians civil war. humanitarian assistance will be provided to the hardest hit areas. secretary of state kerry says represent a pause, not an agreement to end. german chancellor amerco says that the country cannot throw away its values and the refugee crisis. she is working on reducing the record number of refugees entering the nation. looks like hillary clinton was trying to steal some of laste sanders' thunder that when they debated one on one for the second time in the presidential campaign. income is low-quality -- income incomety -- inequality is one of bernie sanders' themes. hillary clinton: there are not enough good paying jobs for young people. and the economy is rigged in favor of those on the top. held incaucuses will be nevada a week from tomorrow. julie. now with julie: after yesterday's selloff, we have somewhat of a recovery and a rebound in thei

david: please stay with us. we have a treat coming up. the gloves are coming off. matt millery in a battle of the charts. stephanie: matt is stretching over there. david: that is coming up next on "bloomberg ." ♪ david: this is "bloomberg ." time for our new segment -- battle of the charts. matt miller against brendan greeley. stephanie: neel kashkari is the guest judge. brandan: we are going to play a game called guess that you -- european periphery economy -- of 3.9%. anyone would dream of that growth. this is the spread of sovereign debt against german ones -- going down and down. spread goes down. things are looking great. something happens however, right now, for the last two years, that has been rising here somebody tell me there is a clue in the cover -- what european periphery cover --country is this? mark --e: pink question pink? that is red and white. poland. what happened, the long justice party voted into office, not playing with the european union. stephanie: you are up, matt. matt: that was pretty good. i like the annotations on the chart. i want to talk

miller? oh, fine, fine. your kids? good. what do you got, two of them? uh, david will be going into junior high school. rachel will be graduating from hobart in the spring. where's the time go, huh? beats me. what was that, 17 across? down. harris: uh, barney? excuse me. yeah. i'm sure you remember mr. brewer. ray. yeah, ray. how are you, ray? yeah. mr. brewer says that some of his colleagues have been dropping out of sight. he suspects there may be some foul play. was a nice neighborhood before the discos moved in. i'm gonna go check it out. we'll do what we can, mr. brewer. i'm seriously considering moving to the suburbs. yeah, but then you got the commute, you know, the yard, raking leaves. wojo: uh, barney? yeah, we'll take care of it. that was a call from a bar over on wall street -- got some hooker trying to solicit a law firm. all right, check it out. dietrich. miller. "occupation on the floss" -- it's "miller." oh. "mill on the floss" was a george eliot novel. right, right, yeah. setting was a mill, so the occupation -- yeah, yeah, i got it, dietrich. mail call, gentlemen. i'm not expecting any

david: let's go to matt miller. matt: we're down across the board. a risk off day. down 16 points. down 135. we see yields down across the board here as investors look for relative safety. 1.7%. year at take a look at europe. the ftse down 1.5% as miners come down. carmakers come down. this european stock -- european down across the board. when oil comes down come it tends to drag markets down with it. at $30.97. david: we talked about carmakers before. they were all german. lt?t about renau they were all german carmakers. what any index you type in you can see the biggest losers and biggest gainers on the index. only two stocks are gaining. lt is awfully percent. -- off 3%. some negativen analyst notes on ford as well. gm had some lawsuits last night. stephanie: take your economist hat off and put your investor hat on. hinting more qe come investors will say, great, that looks good to me in terms of a buying opportunity. over the last couple of months, the trade has not worked. when they did boost quantitative easing, it pushed down to the end date for qe ended not

. >> rick miller and david hoffman peterson, thank you thank you.me here. >> we saw a lot of people talking back and forth and on twit here son says the democratic caucus eemed confusing and the republican caucus seemed more ballots.d with the let's look at the results democratic h the side. hillary clinton and bernie 81% ers very close with reporting. 52.2% and bernie sanders 49.2 and martin o'malley at .6. the broadcastside and cable networks declared ted and you can see 31.4% was 73% and he's at to donald trump's 24.2 and dr. carson 9.9% and rand paul and mike huckabee who has nnounced he is suspending his campaign at 3.9%. and we are waiting for rand in iowa and we'll bringing that to you when he to talk o the podium with his supporters. until then we'll take your calls andi'll look at your tweets continue to watch the results as they come in. let's hear from bradley in texas is a republican. bradley who are you supporting campaign. >> i am actually supporting i wanted to because make america great again. saw iname in as you just about a ten point difference between ted cruz and himself

phil miller said homebuilders and airlines are a screaming buy right now? david: i would say look at the consumer discretionary area. homebuilders. the auto sector will remain strong. and in financials, i think the big banks are in good shape and you get a nice dividend yield. they are trading at multiples, price-to-book value. betty: thank you so much, david joy, chief market strategist at a mayor price financial. in the next hour, one of the leading voices in china's tech world. , one of the countries leading angel investors, joins us next to talk about the state of china's tech boom. and we will see three key earnings reports coming out after the close. i will focus on twitter, maybe the most important one in its history. tesla and expedia battling significant declines in the last few months. and a look at the nasdaq leading the gains today. ♪ betty: welcome back to bloomberg markets. i'm betty liu. first, a look at the s&p. it has been pretty solidly higher despite the dow not. of about .7% even though oil is trading near the lows. the dow kind of flirting wi

miller. >>> donald trump making headlines for not getting a way from the k+ kk. david dukes, he asked if we disavow duke and other white supremacist groups that are supporting his campaign. >> i don't node david duke. i don't believe i ever met him. pretty sure i never met hip. i don't know anything about >> daniel: when learned of the exchange he disavowed duke and other hate groups. >> reporter: hillary clinton has an eight-point lead over bernie sanders according to a new suffolk university poll. experts say sanders needs massachusetts if he hopes to pick up enough delegates to beat tuesday, but could be a republican that can steal delegates from sanders. republicans can vote in either party's contest in massachusetts, and analysts think many independents could be leaning toward john kasich instead of sanders. the poll had donald trump leading marco rubio 43% to 20%. kasich comes in third with 17%. fox 25 will have complete coverage of super tuesday and the massachusetts primary the massachusetts primaries. we will be live at trump, clinton and sanders headquarters

david westin. stephanie ruhle is off, but matt miller is here. winkler, a pleasure to have you with us.uinn for the first word news. vonnie: u.s. warplanes have attacked multiple targets in seniorone described as a office coordinating terror attacks.

matt miller is getting warmed up. david: masters? wow. ♪ k welcome -- jon: welcome back.the charts. this morning, i have barry alongside me to help me judge. us off.ton will start the returning champ. mark: a few things yesterday, the 1.8 decline yesterday with the dollar big. let's look back on history because in 1981 from january to july, sterling struck against the dollar. you remember in 1992 around that time, sterling stacked 25% in another five month timeframe frame. 2008, in the heights of the global recession, sterling sticking by 25%. it is up 325% over the last 30 years and it has done 15% decline six times over the half year timeframe since 1975. will fall the eu, it to one dollar 1520. that is another follow 20%, -- matt: how much coffee does this guy drink? before he comes on, it is like coffee, amphetamine. stephanie: he does excellent. yesterday, mark was talking about the anniversary of jonathan ferro and i am looking at the crisis here. in march, it will be the seven year anniversary for us for market lows. if you look at the bat -- the last investment ba

david bowie. and justin bieber walked the red carpet with his little brother jaxon. here's another face you'll recognize... people can't stop talking about broncos linebacker von miller and his shiny jacket at the grammys. he posted these pictures on instagram last night. he is rocking this bedazzled silver jacket! "uptown funk", by mark ronson and bruno mars won the grammy for record of the year. the song also won for best pop group performance. t-swift won album of the year for her she also had a message for young women -- saying there will be people along the way who try to undercut your success. many think it was a response to kanye west. he recently said he made swift famous in one of his new songs. rapper kendrick lamar won the most grammys... he took home five. and here's an interesting fact... the award statues are made by a company in ridgway, colorado. they are all made in the workshop of artist john billings. he says the ones they get onstage are strictly props, the engraved grammys will be sent to the winners about a month from now. apple is working to they discovered if you do this one thing... it can kill your phone or ipad. google is going to shut down