emily: t-mobile shares jumped today. sprint fell 8%. opportunity in t-mobile's future could be a deal with dish network. they have been in slow-moving talks for years. i asked legere about the possibility. take a listen. >> if i was dish, i would be panting at t-mobile. we have a lot of options that we can do, including what were doing now, and doing it well. emily: they are expanding its roaming plan. they are offering service in canada and mexico. david joining me again. john legere, a fun guy to watch. what you think of that guy? >> i don't know him. i like that he speaks his mind and is out there competing vigorously in the marketplace. that is the way business should work. emily: he is tweeting, periscope -- there was something about drinking about the ceo tweeting back at him. >> i tell you what happened. we've been out there in the marketplace. when we got traction, adp sued us to try to slow us down. emily: adp is a big payroll company. you guys have been partners, but a strained relationship because you compete. >> there are par

the total number of customers is the climbing, losing share to t-mobile. emilyout t-mobile -- you know, the ceo has made it his job to ruin at&t. how big a threat is he? is john linder getting it done? -- is john legere getting it done? jonathan: he has done a phenomenal job of the last few years. they have taken a tremendous amount of share, at&t and verizon have ceded a fair amount of share to him. he started with a big disadvantage with a worse , network, a damaged brand. withit has been a spectacular turnaround. over the long term, he absolutely is a real threat to at&t and verizon. if he can get his hands on more spectrum. emily: let's talk about spectrum. i want to bring in robert on this, this spectrum issue. the fcc is about to reject a request for more spectrum to be reserved for smaller carriers. robert, how does that affect t-mobile versus at&t? robert: i think the fcc will set aside 30 megahertz of spectrum which is quite a bit. and if sprint does not participate in the upcoming auction, that could be good news for t-mobile whether they want to have

>>emily t.: 27 your man is shot and killed ease paulo they have not released his name saturday night that one out of a call at the light tree apartment on the shore boulevard--a sure boulevard. >>will t: there from a man with multiple gunshot wounds later died at a hospital new developments in the escape by mexican drug lord authorities have been saying all along the he must've had helped in the polls sunday ball explains their arrest the seven prison workers. in connection with workers. >>polo s: the most wanted man seemed to vanish into thin air dictate that he is relying on his skills center in lieu of stories with nearly a week of the run he is ruthless and cruel and is also extremely street smart and coming accords the this is a journalist and expert on the cartel problem plaguing her come to she lives with death threats that come with reporting and writing about him a man whose power did not diminish behind prison walls. >>: more than 900 prisoners with 900 prisoners on your side you're able to do anything. >>polo s: he threatened and drive prison officials also said it is a st

emily chang is in san francisco. she is standing by with t-mobile's chief officer. fo is t-mobile is joining me. for being here. a strong quarter for you guys. how long do you expect pay phone growth to continue and where do you rank most subscribers are coming to you from? >> it is a pleasure to be here. the quarter we just put down showed the revolution is continuing. shipe grabbing most of our -- share from at&t and verizon. 292 million. to with that coverage, very innovative marketing. for jp powersone customer service this morning. emily: i am not surprised that you do have a lot of these new giveaways and a lot of new deals attracting subscribers to you. you are the guy who has to mind the bottom line. how do you describe these with profitability? an important piece of giving us the ability to continue the massive investment we are making in our network. when you look cool or over quarter, a 14% increase of total revenues, we added 2.1 million subscribers, 4 million this year, 12 million in the last 18 months, and with that high-growth, we just delivered a sign

emily: i also asked about the merger potential between t-mobile. est: we are always looking at innovators in this industry and how we can enhance shareholder values and look at things through a strategic lens. emily: braxton carter there, t-mobile cfo. madden is the gift that keeps on giving for ea, but can these titles help. and looking at stephen hawking and how he communicates. we look at how smartphone technology has doubled his speech rate. ♪ emily: a status of rate on facebook path internet.org. the company sharing technical be tales about its land for connecting rural areas to the internet. the plan involves using balloons to lift internet beaming drones to an altitude of 50,000 feet. something mark zuckerberg at late last year. mark: there are a lot of people who do not live within range of a network. drones are one way to do it and microwave communication -- that's going to be some of the solutions were providing conductivity for people who have no existing contact for cell phone towers. emily: the germans have the -- of the drones will hav

emily: i also asked about the merger potential between t-mobile. axton carter: we are always looking at innovators in this industry and how we can enhance shareholder value and look at things through a strategic lens. emily: braxton carter there, t-mobile cfo. coming up, madden is the gift that keeps on giving for ea, but can these sports titles continue to power the gaming giant? we will discuss, plus how stephen hawking communicates. we take a look at how technology has helped the famous physicist's speech rate. ♪ ♪ emily: a status update on facebook's internet.org. the company sharing technical be tales about its land for -- plan for connecting rural areas to the internet. the plan involves using -- involves lifting internet beaming drones to an altitude of 50,000 feet. something mark zuckerberg at -- told me late last year. mark: there are a lot of people who do not live within range of a network. drones are one way to do it and microwave communication is another. those are going to be some of the solutions for providing cost effective conductiv

emily: wendi schmidt there. coming up, at&t beats and t-mobile's fight for airwaves. ill bring you the latest. plus, nasa may have discovered earth 2.0. we learn about a distant planet that is a lot like our own, next. ♪ emily: time now for our daily byte, one number that tells us a whole lot. 1400. that is the number of light years between earth and another planet that could be our cousin. nasa's kepler telescope spotted it today. than 1.5 times in radius as big as earth, and it circles a sun like star for 385 days -- just a little longer than our year. the planet is located in the star's goldilocks zone where water can exist on the surface of a planet. nasa's next task is to determine the mass of the planet to see if it is rocky. meaning it could have active volcanoes and an atmosphere similar to earth. this discovery is one of 500 planets captured by the telescope. let's get back to earnings. at&t reported a few minutes ago. the second-largest u.s. wireless carrier adding 2.1 million net adds. operating revenue in line with expectations at $33 million. -- billion. i

t-mobile? i think that is something you need to dust off. emilyp this morning and you had already done two periscopes. q&a to customers and your morning runs in central park. what is so great about periscope? john: i love periscope and twitter. sometimes i think i love twitter more than the people who run twitter love twitter. i use it to run my company. people say to me, what are you doing spending all day fooling around on twitter? i talked to thousands of hadvidual customers -- we 400 million twitter impressions and 45,000 tweets with #phonechain. every day, i talked to thousands of individual customers and i learn and i create offers. paris scope is the new deal. today.cast do you use periscope? emily: you use it far more than i do. i will catch up with you on periscope and twitter. thank you for stopping by. scarlet: thank you so much, emily chang with john ledger. much more when we come back. a reversal of yesterday's trade, stocks are higher. treasuries are lower. ♪ scarlet: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. let's get to a look at s

they don't need spectrum right away, but john ledger pointed they wanted t-mobile, and we have a clip where emilyith john ledger. were dish, iif i would be panting at t-mobile, but we have multiple options of what we can do, including what we are doing right now, and we are doing it damn well. that disht is saying is panting at t-mobile, t-mobile is not panting at dish. you so much,hank alex sherman. we will be right back. ♪ matt: it is noon in san francisco, 3:00 p.m. here in new york, and 3:00 a.m. in hong kong. alix: this is "bloomberg market day." matt: we are joined by ceo of the utility giant con-edison. and: and after -- alix: after 15 years of marriage, paypal and ebay are going to split. arabia, the saudi changing food cold your is becoming a big problem. ♪ matt: good afternoon, i am matt miller here with alix steel. alix: let's go straight to a look at the markets on this friday. oh yeah, we're looking at a record a couple trevor google, but we are looking at a four day winning streak for the nasdaq, it i

emily: will apple, google hire me with a nano degree? sebastian: at&tas already earmarked jobs specifically for this purpose. without disclosing details, you will notice more announcements forthcoming from leading tech companies in silicon valley. emily: how did they feel about online education in general? sebastian: since they started working with universities, fewer people are angry at me. and i understand changing the cost structure of education does ruffle feathers. but you have to transform this and make the university system fit people's needs. emily: what is your vision for higher education? 20 years from now, will a degree from stanford and harvard be something coveted? sebastian: i think that 20 years from now, the great people in the world will still carry the great credentials. m.i.t., harvard. and hopefully, if you make it, which i hope, udacity. emily: why leave a great job at google to focus on one of the hardest problems in the world? that is, education. sebastian: to me, the mission of being able to educate is the biggest thing i can ima

emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." pandora shares also rallying after-hours. the company optimistic. at&t looking to drive growth.former fcc chairman bob dow list they

emily chang and this is "bloomberg west. electronic arts gets the boot but wall street is not impressed. t-mobile path plan to overtake sprint. i sit down with the company's ceo, braxton carter. why combination are and indiegogo are here. we will talk about their startup project with amazon. investors are loving linkedin right now, saying the full-year revenue will be higher than estimate. linkedin said second-quarter sales jumped 33% and reached 380 million users. 10 million of those users are in china. the ceo says it the second largest market for new sign ups behind the united states. joining me now is my guest and paul sweeney from bloomberg intelligence who covers linkedin. but i want to start with neil. what do you think of the significance of these china numbers? has linkedin cracked the china market? guest: they are one of the few u.s. internet companies that can actually operate in china. they had about million users and they are growing rapidly. there's a huge opportunity for linkedin to expand its market by being able to operate in china. alix: one of the things we are looking c

emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." pandora shares also rallying after-hours. the company optimistic. at&t looking to drive growth.sk former fcc chairman bob dow list they should be allowed -- rob mcdowell if they should be able to buy directv.

emily chang and this is "bloomberg west. electronic arts gets the boot, but wall street is not impressed. tile path plan to overtake sprint. i sit down with the company's ceo, braxton carter.

emily chang and this is "bloomberg west. electronic arts gets the boot, but wall street is not impressed. t plan to overtake sprint. i sit down with the company's ceo, braxton carter. why combination are and -- why

emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." coming up, pandora shares also rallying after-hours. the company optimistic. at&tgrowth. we will ask former fcc chairman bob mcdowell if they should be able to buy directv.

. >> eyes on t >>> update about woman doing amazeing things in the fight against cystic fibrosis. 30-year-old emilymer was honored at the white house as a champion of change. she has advanced stage cystic fibrosis and coach founded emily emily's enter tour ratch it's an organization raising funds and awareness for cystic fibrosis and she lives right here in our area. she was one of nine people honored all across the country. congratulations to her. wonderful work she's doing. >> thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00. for lesley, kate and everyone here i'm jessica dean. we're always on at cbsphilly.com cbsphilly.com. up next is blue bloods. have a good night. ♪ >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for m&r real estate. have you ever wanted to flip houses like the pros you see on tv? are you tired of working endless hours for little pay? are you stressed out over car notes, mortgage payments, and credit-card debt? well, here's your opportunity to break free. the cast of the hit house-flipping reality show "reinas de realty" are bringing a free house-flipping live event to yo

emily chang will be very busy today. and do not forget to tune into t 4:30 p.m.west" a eastern time. mark: new york airport workers could go on strike wednesday -- thursday. we will go to laguardia, next. ♪ mark: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i'm mark crumpton. let's start with the mercer for in the s&p 500. since it's worse days february 26. chesapeake energy. alreadya stock that has done very poorly this year, down more than 50%, down another 7.5% today after saying it will halt its dividend for the first time in 14 years. the victim of something energy prices, of course. the second-largest u.s. natural gas producer. we talk about oil prices, but we talk less about the slump we have seen in natural gas. analystsny says -- expect it will lose $3.18 billion this year. obviously, not a very sunny outlook. take a look at the bloomberg terminal. we have a graphic of chesapeake over the past year. at the same time, we have seen a decrease in natural gas. the company had tried to diversify more into oil production, but we know what has happened w

emily calandrelli. we're here in the mojave air- and spaceport in california. it's home to several companies that hope to bring t

emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." coming up, electronic arts gets a boost for online players, but wall street is not impressed. plus, to overtake sprint. i sit down with the company's ceo, braxton carter. and why, nader and indiegogo are here.

emily: thank you. ♪ betty: he is the country boy millionaire of dish network, charlie ergen. and he is looking to emerge with that guy, the te ceo john ledger. but the famously tough boss faces questions about his management style. charlie: we have high expectations, and for somebody who is not used to high expectations, you're going to be in trouble.

emily white. >> the car came up to the right of the tree. >> reporter: three weeks ago at&t parked this noisy deal generator outside her home after a car plowed in to an at&t u-verse utility box. since then she says it's been making a racket around the clock. >> this is what it sounded like always. >> reporter: she says it's not just the sound. the fumes forced her family in to a hotel for two weekends. >> it runs on diesel and it has an exhaust pipe coming out the top. you'd get black smoke coming out of it. >> reporter: something that terrified the mother of three who goes out of her way to protect her kids from chemicals. >> even careful about sunscreens you put on their body and everything. >> reporter: white called at&t and the public utilities commission. >> they said it was out of their jurisdiction but they felt my pain. >> reporter: finally she called us. turns out it was pg&e's responsibility. the company is responsible for hooking up the power to the new utility box so that at&t could get rid of this. we called the utility this morning and before our camera could even get to her house a

t-v star kim kardashian's presentation. she did an interview with the commonwealth club-- a club known for bringing world leaders and thinkers to the bay area. kron 4's emily tuner joins us live outside the theater. emily, not the ususal crowd for a commonwealth club event. >> emily : it was not i would say the average game--age here was 25 you came to hear kim kardashian talk about kim kardashian- and all that she's known for- that's what you got. but if you came for revelations about something in depth- which is what the inforum is known for- you were disappointed. >>: emily: he same club hosting speakers like former ambassadors and a panel of peace corp members tonight chose to host reality tv star kim kardashian west. >>:she was great she is standing in person and very well spoken >> emily : she has more social media followers and the population of australia and new zealand combined. she even has an app for those who wanted to hear that they got what they paid for >>:it just shows how good a person she is and how caring she is toward other people >> emily : but the people who paid anything from 40 to $200 to hear about how she felt about women being ob

t. mark? >> thanks for the update. >>> it's been one month since the deadly balcony collapse in berkley where six students were killed and seven others injured. emily turner went to a vigil on sunday night where family and friends gathered sunday night to honor the victims. >> reporter: the tears are fresh, even if the tragedy is a month old. >> this is a horrible, horrible tragedy. they seem to find the bright side -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: to the folks who gathered at martin luther king park in downtown berkley, the six people who died in that balcony collapse june 16 will live on in the hearts of though here. >> our thoughts are very much with the families of the deceased and with those who are in the hospital who are still making that recovery and they're not able to be with us here this evening. but a number of their family members are. >> reporter: according to the irish consulate, five of the survivors are in the hospital still. two of those in a rehabilitation facility. one has been discharged and is waiting for medical clearance before heading back to ireland. prayers went out for those folks as well as prayers that nothing like this w