eddie vedder and adam sandler?hop fan. >> i could tell that, obviously. >> well, i mean huge. i wanted to talk to you about that. >> is it bothering you? >> it is. >> what's the problem? >> i have something i want to get off of my chest and it's this sweater because it is ill fitting. i'm a giant hip hop fan and it's just -- it's kind of frustrating that as i love the music so much, i can't sing along with it in my car or at a concert or anywhere where the lyrics are played because of the n word. >> nutella? >> nutella. it's just mentioned so much in rap. nutella what? and i certainly do not want to say the n word. >> yes. >> and i don't want to say it ever but i love the music. >> so it's a dilemma? >> it's a huge dilemma. but i think i have found the loophole. >> what is the loophole? >> this may or may not work but i would like to perform a song for you and the audience. [ applause ] >> all right. all right. all right. let's wait and see how he does. >> yeah. >> the song is by one of my favorite musicians, mr. k

for photography and some of the greatest names are the ap bureau, malcolm brown, peter arnett, eddie adams and george esper and julie jacobson just to name a few. now at almost the 50th anniversary of the war, the ap has put together the images to tell the story of the conflict in vietnam that broke vietnam as a real war, a photographic history which is a collection of 300 of these images in the book "vietnam: the real war - a photographic history by the associated press." we are thrilled to have some of the correspondents joining us tonight, as well as a few photographers that have covered modern-day wars to talk about these images from vietnam. they our correspondent peter arnett, who covered the vietnam war for 13 years and julie jacobson, who has worked as a photographer for the associated press since 2001 and has covered everything from the olympics to wars, including a rock and afghanistan. also, santiago lyon. [applause] director of photography for the associated press responsible for the ap global photo reporting and the hundreds of photographers and editors worldwide who produced

. >> the season of yuletide cheer is seems to be a eddie is profiting. adam: absolutely.f all, people like me do unfortunately had never heard of death dynasties now they know who he is a and they might to id to see what the controversy is all about the ratings are skyrocketing for a&e but at the same time they get to raking in a lot more money because more people to in id. adam: there is no legal issue it is a private company. clearly it seems to me this is a s stage. first of all, the family, the sec talk did you see them five years ago? they could be in j. crew catalog. he is a college grad on -- holding patents on what he has designed he is not down. >> it is unusual to get into a situation where they say something that is politically incorrect to then refused to apologize i think that is what is driving the media of this because it is like we messed up. and he does just the opposite. a and has nothing to stand all and. >> everybody rallies. but the people that want to talk rally to the causes to say he is smarter the rest of us are intrigued about zero who he is -- a

this video, featuring singer andy levine -- adam levine and eddie samberg was one of the top 10 videosn youtube. what was number one? that is coming up next. you can watch a streaming on your tablet, your phone, and now apple tv. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." mail users have been able to get into their mailboxes is late monday. they are blaming the outage on a hardware problem. in a tumbler post, yahoo! writes that the issue has been harder to fix then asked active. they have dozens of people working around the clock. new yahoo! mail in october only to be hit by user complaints. discovery networks is the company behind tlc and animal lannett. they are eyeing a possible bid scripps network. edmund lee is with us now. why would discovery want this network? >> he gives them a lot more cable channels that they can take when they talk to distributors like comcast or directv. they can say they have a much bigger lineup with popular content. we want more money for that. it raises the affiliate fee for all their networks. it gives them a bigger package of channe

. >> turning to corporate america, eddie ishaq was shown -- thrown a lifeline. they could turn around. adamnto radioshack. you have been all over this story. >> best buy was effectively where radioshack is now about two years ago. >> they were filing bankruptcy. >> about a year ago, people were concerned. they turned this thing around. the numbers are an absolute disaster. it is like credit insights have called this an absolute last- ditch effort. let me show you with earnings look like. 2011, they aren't $.90. look at 2012. the expectation is a loss of two dollars. it does not get any better going into 2014. the problem is that they need this money. >> they needed to stay alive. >> that is why they call this a last lifeline. you look at the analyst committee, zero buys. 12 holds. >> who wants to stick their neck out? >> that is the problem. >> you look to buy the stock. ago, i member sitting on the couch thinking -- this is what you do. >> right there next to the japanese maple. >> i was reading it and thinking this could be very interesting. it is. looking for some signs of hope. they are