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they went over and had yet a -- ea basically fund it.l of duty sold $10 billion in revenue as a franchise. embarrassing any movie franchise out there. it is an amazingly huge ranch eyes. -- franchise. this is going to drive sales of sailor --he way that the way that halo did in 2001. those prices are inflated by the game prices being so much larger than a movie ticket. >> and you don't just buy the desk, you spend money when you get it. if you went to a movie for $60 and went to it over and over again. impressive,s pretty 10 billion dollars in revenue for one franchise. what does this mean for activision? for ea? that?ry, can you repeat >> what does this mean for the game makers? >> for ea, this is going to be a big, huge hit. they put tremendous effort into it. they have a great relationship with microsoft around it. four activision, it is a challenge. it is a challenge to make the next call of duty really spectacular. the last one did not really hold up. ghosts.e the >> you loved ghosts? my god, we never hear that in the focus group. w

lawsuit says ncaa made money off him and thousands of other college athletes by illegally allowing ea sports to use their likeness in the game. leonard showed us an e-mail that uncovered between executives in the ncaa's licensing arm, it shows they use real names in the development process. then remove them before the game is released. do you believe that the ncaa is exploiting these student athletes? >> do i. i think they are exploiting them. you can't make money off the backs of student athletes and not share it with them and pretend that they are amateurs who when you are treating them like professionals. it is a professional endeavor done by professionals. everyone is making money off of it. everyone but the student athletes. >> ncaa declined to speak to us for this story but in july they announced they would not renew its contract with ea sports when it expires next year. saying we are confident in our legal position regarding the use of trademarks and video games. but given the current business climate and the cost of litigation we determine participating in this game is not in

they went over basically had ea fund this. "call of duty" sold $10 billion in revenue.hat embarrasses any movie out there. it is an amazingly huge franchise. this is their new sort of brainchild. this will drive sales to the xbox like "halo" did in 2001. i think you will all be surprised. >> the game price itself is so much larger than a movie ticket. huge numbers indeed. >> you do not just by the kit. you spend money when you get it. if you went to a movie and then you went and bought things over and over every time you went there, i think it is pretty impressive, $10 billion for one videogame franchise. >> that is an important point. >> i'm sorry. could you repeat that? >> what does that mean for that game makers like activision and ea? >> this'll be a huge hit. they have put tremendous effort into it. they have got a great relationship with microsoft. i think it is a challenge for activation. it is a challenge to make the next "call of duty" really spectacular. the last one did not really hold up. >> do you love "ghost"? >> i hardly hear that in a focus group. >> the

>> what does that mean for that game makers like activision and ea? >> this'll be a huge hit. they have put tremendous effort into it. they have got a great relationship with microsoft. i think it is a challenge for activation. it is a challenge to make the duty" really spectacular. the last one did not really hold that. up.old >> deal of "ghost"? "ghost"?you love >> i hardly hear that in a focus group. >> they have more stuff to buy in the game. i will sit there and click a, a, a, a all day long. >> that is the big secret. >> the a button is where you buy more stuff. >> matt miller, what would we do without you? [laughter] you for giving us the scoop on that. sound likedominoes it is the most tech savvy pizza company out there. i'm hungry already. >> that is coming up next. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang with cory johnson. commands with a fast food app. >> it is really great. take a look. >> ok. you.e take care of it for your order has been placed. it will be delivered in 20-30 minutes. your order is being prepared. would you like to track your order?

huge pleasure with the honorable gentleman to visit and see the quality of the apprenticeships that ea systems is offering a bill in the typhoon aircraft and actually superb aircraft. i can give you my assurance that i will go on banging the drum for british exports, including defense exports. we had a very good progress with the order which will secure and shape our jobs in his constituency. and, frankly, i was criticized by the party opposite for taking defense contractors on trade missions overseas. they don't think it's appropriate i think it is appropriate. i think we should be standing up for defense industry and defensive jobs. >> will the prime minister ended speculation over the future of the hunting act by confirming that he doesn't intend to use a statutory to repay or remember the act live removing the limits on the number of dogs that can be used? >> well, this will quite probably be a matter for the house of commons, as he will know what has happened is a group of welsh and other members of parliament have looked at a particular problem of pest control in upland areas of

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ea ea ea easy fek tifl made that statement. i was going to ask ambassador burns, if i can, because he referenced strengthening the alliance in nato. nick, i know you know the map well but we have the advantage of one in front of us. you mentioned the nato allies and here along ukraine's border you have poland and yugoslavia. could you envision the u.s., for instance, sending military exercises? would that be too provocative or would that be the kind of signal necessary to show american's commitment to the alliance? >> first, i think president obama has made the right decision. it's the same decision bush made in 2008 when russia invaded georgia. the united states and nato are not going to use our military as a way to try to counter putin. it does not make sense and is catastrophic in the nuclear age. so the correct strategy is a political/economic strategy. there are some things that we can do militarily in the baltic states. we could increase that on the border of russia to make the statement that the sovereign nato area, if y

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the country is eas earn eastern. you have 40% of the population is ethnic russian. then you also have the black feet with forces with that. it's a complicated situation for the new government of kiev. only 48 hours old, facing a lot of challenges. and now this military challenge on top of it. and certainly must be a very, very worrying development. >> all right, jennifer glass joining us. thank you so much. >>> and anyoning me now villa skyp--andjoining me now the newy appointed interior minister appointed in ukraine. what are you concerned about right now? >> yes, what is happening now from the ukraine. you see ukraine is not quite ready for military abrasion from the russian. nobody thinks this would be happening because everybody is saying that russia is our friend. russia is family, etc. but what is happening now when putin asking to be parliament of russia to make this, and they say yes. going into crimea with th, ukrae is not a nuclear country. it was in 1994 when this umbrellas witagreement was sign. now russia has broken this agreement. we hope in the ukrain

i said two weeks ago as the waters reside and has that ea and others can look at what happened, we can review and see what new measures might be necessary. let me repeat the point that this four year period in this parliament, overall spending has gone up. >> mr. speaker, i'm afraid that the figures he is quoting is phony and i believe he knows it. this is why that u.k. statistical authority -- they say this -- government-funded for flood defenses was lower in both nominal and real terms during the current spending periods. the only way to claim otherwise is ignoring inflation and claiming credit for the money that other organizations spend. why won't the administrator admit it? he has been called out. >> the fact is you look at 2010 when i became prime minister through 2014, the spending has been 2.4 billion more than the 2.2 billion in the previous four years. if you look at the 5 year period. the spending is higher than the previous five years. those are the facts. i think having this debate is slightly pointless. the whole country should be coming together to deal with this. the fa

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>> ea couple of things one, agree. interest payments i would say i probably would focus on numbpub debt. i would reflect on the points that have been made the hole we are in is large and has been dug over a long period of time. when you look at the budget you see the deficit reduction that occurs that the ratio is two to one in terms of spending. we do not believe that revenue is the answer. we believe that you need all pieces to par sticipatparticipa. you talk about americans don't care about debt or care more about jobs and the economy. do you stand by that. the people i talked to and i come from the people that elected the patieresident i thi they are concerned when we are paying more than interest payments. >> i think what the american people are caring about is yes, i think they care about debt. i think they care about how they're roads are. >> do you think the people of america care more about themselves or their children or chaer children of tomorrow? >> those chaern thildren that d exist. >> they say nope give

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each person on the toly l-- ea person in the poll, has been on the poll.f you know what i'm saying and there's a lot of mug shots involved. when they reemerge hopefully, it's because they have fantastic new projects how the. >> forbess does the poll of the over exposed and bieber is one, and lyndsay lohan is one. these are the other celebrities, honey boo boo made the list too. >> isn't that sweet? >> i can't stop thinking of this episode. >> tell them to check it out. just look for it. it's when -- when honey boo boo thinks that maxi pads are stickers. she is sticking them all over the house. on the baby, everywhere. >> lyndsay lohan was on the list. and we were wondering, she has been doing the oprah documentary deal, that show. we were wondering how the ratings would go, how interesting are people in her? >> people are very tired of her or they are fascinate bid her. apparently, under 700,000 people are fascinated. it's a low number. >> they are calling them modest ratings. 700,000 viewers on own and people would have suspected it would have done better

georgia would have been ea. i think he waits to play for the whole game because by made the ukrainians will be bankrupt or will be broke can you imagine saying vote for me? i want to raise your taxes and force the anti-corruption austerity budget. the russians know they fall in their lap. >> the signals that are sent to russia russian defense ministers saying rsia is now planning the permanent military presence outside russia's borders including vietnam, cuba, venezuela, ni caragua singapore and other countries and back in november secretary kerry said the monroe doctrine is dead. did he just waved the flag for russian expansionism? >> that is one of many that the administration has been waving. as clap to america the monroe doctrine is not popular and tell it is needed then they want to know where the united states is of central and south america are very worried about russian participation adventurism and a return of russian military shows that putin thinks he is achieving his objective to reestablish hegemony

constitution, this justice department arey is sifting effort by stas to make it, eas easy to vote but hard to cheat, they come up with claims somehow difficult produce a photo i.d. or difficult to prove your citizenship by producing a birth certificate. lou: almost 16,000 folks in kansas, their registrations remained on hold, pending outcome of this case. what is their fate given that the court has ruleed in your favor on requiring proof of citizenship? >> their fate is the same, they are individuals who have started the registration process but not completeed it, they filled out a card but we drafted law to make it easy for people, if they don't have a document with tim at the time, they can -- it's, they can go home, take a picture of birth certificate with smartphone e-mail or text it in. they still have to complete the process if they to origin sterd to vote in -- registerd to vote in time for election. lou: how quickly do you think that justice department will appeal your victory? >> i am not expecting them to take this defeat lightly, probably they will appeal, to 10 circuit, we

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it is not just the crime ea.it is a significant attempt on his part to regain more since the soviet union fell apart. >> i think those are all good m poland and the czech republic. there is one thing you keep focusing on. that is wouldn't just the threat -- i have interviewed john hof fm eister, his point is that we have more natural gas and shale than the entire east combined. wouldn't the production of the oil at least stop or tie the hands of vladimir putin? wouldn't that put a lot of fear into his heart quickly? >> well, i think it would if he believes it. but he sees a president that wouldn't even authorize the keystone pipeline. the project is there ready to go, doesn't cost a dime of federal money. it will create jobs and significantly increase our supplies of overall energy. everybody agrees it is a great idea except barack obama who has the authority to act. part of the problem is these are good ideas. i'm in support of the missile defense in the czech republic but a big part of the problem is we have an

over an inch is expected in the seattle Ñ4Ñhp)ea south of portl and we will get 3- 4 inches and seattleet a typically rainy season for them and average around seven and half inches for february and march and over 15 inches this year and last record in 1979 and just over 14 and half inches. incredible rainfall that continues. and we have a set up here with the jet stream bringing more rain and mountain snow to the region and work week and into next weekend, really incredible. and the area for the search and rescue that will be rainy. and we'll get more rain tuesday and heading in the weekend. as harris mentioned, we have a active u.s. for areas over in south and central florida. and severe thunderstorm watch for you. and tornado warnings in and around the orlando area. we are getting heavy rain in across south florida and severe threat tonight. hail, damaging winds and isolated tornados and all of this moisture in the northeast will bring a wintry mix in new york city and boston accident sunday and monday. and not a huge amount of snow but enough to it make it very annoying, back to you,

russia, take a look eas these numberat thesenumbers, has foure troops as ukraine. >> considering several options including sanctions to try and defuse this crisis. mike viqueria is at the white house for us and what more did the president say about the crisis in ukraine today? >> reporter: tony, the president says there are two paths that they can take, they can continue on this path which the president says is a violation of ukraine's territorial integrity. over time the president says this will be a costly proposition. the president says the other path is that vladimir putin could take what he terms the off-ramps, in other words allow international monitors, this is the proposal that's on the table right now from the u.n. or the osce to go into the crimea and what vladimir putin is concerned about that's the protection of ethnic russians and russian speakers in the crimea. today the prime minister of israel is here, benjamin netanyahu, on any other day that would be dominating the news but today, during photo op, the president was asked about the situation in ukraine and he spoke exten

it's been the scene of fatal ea incidents several times. the north koreans did fire, but some of their shells landed in south korean waters. the south koreans who maintain artillery close to the coast, responded with their own fire, but didn't fire directly at north korea. they were firing into the sea as a retaliatory strike. but as far as we're aware, no damage or casualty. but this does race tensions in the region at the most dangerous time of the year. spring is the time when the south koreans and the americans conduct joint military drills, a very sensitive issue for the north koreans, who have been firing a barrage of missiles, talking about a new nuclear test. so appeared to be responding to these annual u.s.-south korean drills. >> i know it's always difficult to know what's happening in north korea. but what do you make of this unfolding? north korea did announce to hold these drills, which in itself is unusual. but is it north korea flexing some muscle here? >> reporter: i think you have to look at two things. the north korean lea

at the same time, we have r something you may not have heard of, but i've held to be very ea important if you care about the oil complex.th this is the howard wheel energy conference. i know, a small firm. but i'd say most of the really important energy-related companies, they'd make the pilgrimage each year. now i look at the presentations after. i'm watching ensco, and not becauseot of two weeks ago, but because it's so darn cheap. almost 6% yield.o it seems poised for a comeback. we have to hear about day rates. maybe they're going higher. a favorite of ours.e lng, the natural gas exporter so hot, and just won't quit. and the oil service giant. and ervalero, who i think is having an excellent quarter. tuesday brings results from three companies that should givs us an important clue about theg ongoing nature of this rotation that i'm talking about, and that's mccormick, the spice company, walgreens, the drugstore chain, and pvh. we've had all three of these companies on air.d but mccormick and walgreens are like the classic growth stocks -- for no apparent reason. if we see good numb

>> i think the ea with the 2008 and settlement today is keeping tabs and knows this is a tough thing to get their arms around and states need help to police this. there's just so much of it out there. so many minus, so many discharge points and i think you will see very quickly republicans in congress and coal industry and their allies talk about this in the broader context of obama cracking down on this, the coal, the carbon limit pollutions imposed by power plants and a larger take on coal. >> ifill: so there's a crackdown of some kind? >> correct. >> ifill: dina cappiello of the associated press. thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: again, the other major developments of the day. the u.s., russia and other powers met in paris to discuss ukraine, but made no headway. and the russians declined to meet with ukraine's new government. the senate blocked president obama's nominee to head the civil rights division of the justice department. and the college board dropped the essay requirement as part of the s.a.t. starting in 2016, it will be optional. >> ifill: on the newshour online ri

you tend to have ea action, if they can do it, i can do it. it's criminal behavior.within the crowd it becomes part of the culture of the moment. >> as a group tries to flip a large van, police arrive on the scene and attempt to put a cap on the chaos. >> we got a lot of calls about very loud parties. the police were deployed. by then the kids were on the street. they were going from house to house. >> students are capturing all the action on video using their cell phone cameras. >> anybody with a smartphone is like, i can't believe this is happening. i have to get it on video. they would upload them to facebook or youtube right away. i got back to my room and was able to watch what happened an hour ago. video intended for the entertainment quickly becomes police evidence. >> the police are walking through the neighborhood handing them out to students, trying to get them to match names to faces. >> they put video on it. when something happens like that, they're going to film it. people have to understand we are going to identify you. we identified youngsters that wer

. >> let's talk about mario batali, he has an empire really, huge food store in new york city, ea tistaly is in trouble. >> a big fine, because of an antiquated liquor law, of which there are many. turns out he went into business with the wine shop with somebody who also manufactures wine. when they finally figured this out, they fined him. it's prohibited on tone a wine store while you also manage wine. why would you tell an oil company that they can't sell the gasoline they make. he's run afoul of one of those laws. >> new york has had fights about that as long as i've lived here which is, i don't know, 30 years. another saga. michelle caruso-cabrera, thank you. >>> president obama has been hanging out with the italians, he'll get a chance to play tourist, tour the coal -- stay with us. oh hey, neill, how are you? [ male announcer ] ...you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. [ male announcer ] and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. don't worry! the united states postal service will get it there on time with