derek jeter stuff in demand because it is final year? >> unbelievable.ar we didn't have a good team in new york. this year on paper the team looks gre but the fact they want to be part of you know, history and we saw what happened -- neil: they will have ather disasterous year. >> absolutely. i know you're a boston fan. neil: no, i'm not. boston on paper looked good and didn't look good. every time they say on paper someone looks great you know. >> listen, like any other team, if the team stays healthy they have a good chce of battling it out. it will be definitely exciting. neil: this is the limit of my sports discussion because you know so far much more. i know the standings. that is it. >> you're not bringing up jeremy lynn. neil: i won't go there you are you were stuck with a lot of that. >> i don't eve wan to say. neil: mitch, knows the business very well. have you ever surfed the net, stumbled upon, i don't know, stuff like this? oh, i don't know, maybe this? let's say this? yeah, ladies. turns out you're the not only ones looking. someone is look

hillary clinton, angelina jolie derek jeter all making "fortune magazine's" greatest leader's list. not making that list president obama. we are back with our political panel and how lucky we are we have nina easton of "fortune magazine." i want to say besides wes, bob and i weren't on the list. i'm curious president obama didn't make your magazine's list. >> but, greta, you were on the short list to make the list. i just want to assure you. >> good. that's good to know. >> yeah: well, the standard for this was that these were figures who are in their fields paradigm changing, radical changes, visionaries. the pope certainly is somebody changing not only the pain pap pain papacy but the entire church. jeff bay sews who is going to change the nature of retail when we start seeing drones dropping packages at our doorstep from amazon.com. but i think these are people in each of their fields. not only did obama not make it but really there were no other political -- american political leaders who are sitting in their seat today who are on that list. it says something possibly about the

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but if derek jeter calls, we always pick up the phone. >> and you have worked with him?> in a different capacity? careerill not make decisions for him. -- >> i will not make career decisions for him. >> do you think baseball will continue to catch on? >> i think that baseball is continuing to grow. we are approaching a $9 billion industry. look at last month. baseball opened the season and lost really it to great success. we went to panama, a great success. metshad a game between the and the blue jays in montrÉal. things are going to get better. >> all right, we will be watching. randy levine, thank you so much. ♪ >> as part of the final push to enrollees, president obama took an unorthodox approach, appearing on "between two ferns." another chapter in a unique presidency that has harnessed the power of twitter and facebook to get the word out on a variety of issues. here to discuss the digital footprint of a presidency, jerry warburg, assistant dean at the university of virginia baton rouge school of leadership and public allah say. author of dispatches from the eastern

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namath also called derek jeter and "angel" referring to how he's carried his life on and off the fieldcatherine: pay bomb shell announcement who like to be just like barbie female narrator: for over 60,000 california female narrator: for over 60,000 california foster children a pair of shoes is a small but important gift. my shoes have a hole in them. i can barely fit in these anymore. i hope no one would notice. they hurt my feet. i never had new shoes before. to help, sleep train is collecting new shoes of all sizes. bring your gift to any sleep train, and they'll be given to a local foster child in need. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. >> catherine: twitter is sprucing up its new office space in san francisco. it's installing century-old log cabins -- that will be used as break areas and casual dining spots in the company's headquarters. >> catherine: kron four's jeff bush explains what's going on - and how the log cabins got to town. >> reporter: you can see in this image of what the cabinet look like the cabins were listed for sale a crai

derek jeter is not getting a gift. he is not on the team. so they celebrate that team.ou wasn't on it. move aside. and you know you, have been riding that for long enough. >> wonder, a feud between the original lineup, joanne. not, you guys don't care. something gene simmons. >> it is gene simmons. you know, gene simmons, is dirty, you can look at him, film thfilm -- filthy. a filthy businessman. >> you are saying because he is jewish. >> i see how it works. i see how it works. >> he took 23 years to marry the poor wife. >> he married her. when? >> on season finale. took four seasons. don't tell me i don't know my gene simmons history. how dare you think i'm any surfacey? >> a nice family. the kids go to our school. >> the kids are great. >> the kids are smart. >> the son is going to be something. >> funny, charming young man. joanne, you wear a lot of makeup. so you must have. >> all natural, come on! just kidding. off awe do you' >> what advice would you give off to the band? >> put impersonators on the stage. the cover bands. might as well. >> the little guys. little

so does angelina jolie noted for her humanitarian work, and derek jeter whose sterling reputation andmodel status landed him at number 11. so who doesn't crack the top 50? president obama. "fortune" says the president wasn't excluded, quote, he simply didn't make this year's list of 50 outstanding indi demonstrated rare leadership, leadership in multiple areas or demonstrated a long history of leading. toronto's embattled mayor rob ford generally avoided his drug and drinking scandal during the first debate of the mayoral campaign last night. the other candidates passed on the chance to hammer the mayor on his crack cocaine use, alcohol abuse and public outbursts. instead sticking to vague references to the mayor letting the city down. meanwhile, ford's side-stepped the only question he got about his drug use. >> people have heard this story. it's rewind, rewind, rewind. people know my track record, and i'm first one to say i'm not perfect. >> it's time to take down the circus tent at city hall. rob ford has made toronto an international embarrassment. >> who won the debate is unclear

the white delegation led by krystal ball choose maria carey and derek jeter. because they are on welfare. corporate welfare that is. let's touch base with each delegation and get a take on their strategy. krystal? >> i want to have fun and pick cool people. hi, mom. >> joy, what is your strategy? >> mine is attacking equality and bring real wealth into your community. >> we have never seen a strategy like joy's. can you change race relations? it is time to pick again. >> the white delegation chooses halle berry. >> interesting choice. does the black delegation need time to deliberate? >> no, the black delegation chooses bill gates. >> bill gates is now black. i don't know the justification for picking him is, but $76 billion moved into the community. >> the white delegation chooses drake. >> you can have him. good luck with that. it's joy's turn. >> the black delegation takes warren buffett. >> ladies and gentlemen, i have a major economic restructuring here going on here. my statistician is telling me perhaps $300 billion is moved from the white community to

they just released a list of this worlds 50 greatest leaders which includes angelina jolie, derek jeterd bono, but not president obama. [ laughter ] and if you ask me, it almost seems like they were intentionally trying to upset president obama. take a look at some of the other people on this list. michelle obama, malia obama, sasha obama, bo obama, justin bieber. charlie sheen, rob ford, screech, dustin diamond, and finally rob ford again. [ laughter ] he was on there twice. two times. [ cheers and applause ] hey, i saw a trailer for the 3-d full length "peanuts" movie was released this week. it's going to be the first 3d cartoon that parents will have to drag their kids to see. it is about a depressed boy and a dog that doesn't talk. come on. let's go. it's fun. [ laughter ] >> steve: the dog doesn't talk? >> jimmy: no, the dog doesn't talk and the boy is bald. let's go, it's really fun. [ laughter ] there is a lot of jazz. there's jazz music. come on, let's go watch. exactly, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] let's go see it can't wait! 3d oh my god! >> jimmy: get this, i just read about

since they last claimed a win, the seattle seahawks took the super bowl, derek jeter announced his retirement, even the winter olympics have come and gone. on average they've lost by more than 17 points a game, one of the worst losing margins in nba history. if that's not bad enough, their shoes literally blow up on their feet. >> what happened there? he lost his sneaker. >> reporter: their disappointing run so amazing, even sparking conspiracy theories. >> there's no question that the 76ers are losing on purpose. they can't even deny that. >> reporter: the players and coaches say, not true. >> you know, we're itching to have that feeling of, you know, being a winner. >> we fight every night, and we're going to continue to do that. >> reporter: there is a potential silver lining. the nba team in last place gets a better shot at the first draft pick. >> we've been very transparent from day one that we're trying to grow something and rebuild something. >> it may be small follow-up to the sixers, but even if they lose every game left this season, they won't come close to the worst season record

but the great ones like a derek jeter stick around 15-20 years. it's a much longer career than football. it's probably the longest, along with hockey, of the professional years if you're good enough. what's interesting is the number of guys in their 30s who are still in aaa. who have been in the major leagues briefly or been there a while. guys i encounter in the book, i mentioned pryor, miguel tejada who was an m.v.p., was in aaa, trying to get back to the major lesion one more time. he did last year in kansas city. >> rose: where is he this year? >> retired. dontrelle willis, rookie of the year with the marlins, was trying to get back to the major lesion. he ended up retiring without making it back. >> rose: what percentage make it back once they're in the majors and dip into the minors. >> probably once in four or five. once you make it to aaa, your chances are 1 in 3. and when you're craftd-- you have to be really good to get drafted-- your chances are 3% of ever making the major lesion. >> rose: are there stories of anybody in aaa for three o

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the best-known client is derek jeter of the yankees, but he .eems to have plenty equity futures are pointingso we look like we are bouncing back today. we're on the market again in 30 minutes. likes up, why he microsoft to buy this for his grandkids. is his the country that main focus right now? we will tell you in a moment. he is a famous contrarian investor. tesla in a deal with the state of new york to keep it here. and even had a few more. you're watching live on bloomberg television, streaming on your tablet, and bloomberg.com. ♪ >> we are 30 minutes away from the opening bell. you are "in the loop." i'm betty liu. investors are waiting to hear from pitcher janet yellen, giving a speech in chicago an hour from now. features indicating stocks open higher. the s&p was down for two days and away -- in a row before bouncing back. gm ceo mary barra has plenty of tough questions tomorrow from the hill. document showed gm rejected a proposed fix to the faulty switches because of the cost. she will be grilled by those congressional lawmakers. as thes making headlines electric car maker looks to

. >> it would be nice to end derek jeter's final season with a world series when. -- win.at fedex. they just reported results. it looks at whether was a big problem. fred smith talks about when the normal, theclose to outlook was fine. winter weather significantly affected the third quarter. are blaming.they we will have to wait until the conference call on the question-and-answer session. we know that they're trying to overhaul their success segment. there are a lot of moving parts. >> moving movers. >> will the be some sort of make up in later quarters? or is it money that is lost? --izon is going to buy >> this just came out. >> horizon is up. we can show people where that is trading. $18 last close yesterday. the buyer is up big. >> 23%. >> vidara is a private company. >> in ireland. >> a quick mention of oracle which reported earnings yesterday. missingnd sales estimates because of increased competition from other companies, especially in cloud computing. we will be right back with cass sunstein." ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am scarlet fu. our guest host

. >> derek jeter went without a hit for the yankees in his first spring training. >> you have got tobetween the two people here. >> all i know is that my team won two of the last super bowls. >> san francisco giants. >> are you having fun with spring training? >> with this weather, just talking about warm weather someplace is exhilarating. >> it is fun. what is our twitter question of the day? >> it has to do with all of this, but it dovetails perfectly into leo's world, would you watch a nine inning game on an eight inch screen? >> well, you don't watch tennis, you can't watch football comfortably. >> it is like ants. >> i would have said a nine inning game on an eight inch screen. data check, tom. >> let's do a data check now, or not now, yesterday. those were enthusiastic flat markets. oil under the 103 gives you some of the tom is carry in paris. >> we got carried away with spring training and baseball, let's go back to the winter sports. 1.6 million, that is how many skiers there are each year in vail, colorado. coming up on "surveillance." ♪ ♪ >> good morning, everyone. this is

derek jeter, i'm rt to cry right now.nternational star. done everything right, great family. he's been a superstar player as well. he's going to be missed. he's living. the commissioner is leaving. there's a lot of changes. >> quickly because we're running out of time. best team for the season who do you pick? >> you're putting me on the spot. washington nationals, deepest pitching all around team. >> not the mets. >> sorry, thoenlt. >> they're coming. >> don't beat me up. you can catch harold again on m mlb network tonight, game two. dodgers against the backes in australia. >>> up next hollywood and the bible. >> behold his mighty hand. >> charlton heston as moses in parting the red sea. we'll tell you why biblical scenes are back this year. we'll tell you why on "cbs this morning saturday." >> announcer: this portion sponsored by tums. fights heartburn fast. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact. and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum... tums!♪ sexiest thing? i don't think i can answer that. recentl

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