i am with tom enders, the ceo of airbus.will be wondering whether or not you are starting to see an impact from the stronger dollar and weaker euro. is it having a impact? tom enders: it has no meaningful impact. it will start to have an impact in 2017 onwards. we are fully hedged in 2015 and largely hedged in 2016. if the dollar stays that strong 2017 is when we should have tailwinds. guy: let's talk about fuel prices. the price of oil has come down. does that mean you think airlines will start thinking about different orders? they want the most fuel-efficient aircraft of they can get. if they can eatget a little bit more, will that? tom enders: i would rather deal with financially healthy airlines then week airlines. hardly any airline wants to speculate about what the oil price will be in two, three or four years. this is when most deliveries are coming. we do not see anything that will affect our order books so far. guy: you are renting of the number of a320s you're going to be making. that is the single aisle. boeing is

what does that mean for tom enders and his business?to both does he get sucked into that story? i am looking forward to that story. francine: we are looking forward to the interview with tom enders. coming up one nation with liberty and internet speed fraud all. details behind the latest web rules out of the united states. does not neutrality matter to you? you can tweet us. we are back in a couple of minutes. ♪ >> this is a victory for the people, the consumers against the egg people, the suppliers who have all power and the wealth and make decisions for them. i see it as -- an indication that the people can sometimes win. once in a while, we get a win. francine: that was steve wozniak streaking about no neutrality. the united states considers all internet traffic to be created equal. a wide open internet. caroline: at the heart of it who owns the internet? u.n. mean me who have to pay to get access to it, -- you and me who have to pay access to it appeared in the u.s., they have come down strictly. they have defined the internet servi

we speak to ceo tom enders first on bloomberg. all data created equally. stop companies from slowing down certain online traffic. voting on greek aid. welcome to "the pulse "the pulse " live from london. i'm francine lacqua. guy johnson is in munich talking to a

is this a career ender for someone in politics? >> no, and i think he did that deliberately. that that would be the norm. what drives acceptances is people coming out and recognising they have gay brothers and sisters, as america feels comfortable, it's strengthening the institution of marriage. people don't have to hide in the shadows, but can say "i'm gay, i'm proclaiming that's a value, and i want to enjoy the same benefits as heterosexual couples." do you feel like you messed an opportunity when you came out at the forefront of that particular movement. being a gay politician? >> no, i'm in prison re-entry, that was born out of my sense of the faith. >> you work in that, you are not in prison. >> i was in prison today. i mean mean, prison re-entry is something that calls me deeply. i was a former assistant prosecutor, as a law-maker, i had 180 degree turn, that i work with people that are addicts, that are homeless, and grew up in horrible circumstances, and find themselves marred in a criminal justice system, that is difficult to get out. that's my calling. what is natur

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this is a few dead enders he doesn't have to have a comprehensive strategy, lou, to deal with radical islam. he doesn't think it's a problem. lou: i wonder. i really wonder, that's one of the reasons we're talking later in the broadcast with psychiatrist dr. keith ablow, because it is unclear what he does not know and that which he does. that which he recognizes into what he responds and why? because we have watched 7,000 americans lose their lives in afghanistan and iraq. we've watched this president support, support a shia-backed iraqi government and arm them, and we have watched this president deny the kurds who have proved to be the most effective fighters against the islamic state refused to arm them and remain ambill of lent and ambiguous of intentions when it comes to arming the ukrainians. what in the world are we to make of this ad mixture of confused mind and certainly confused policy. >> from day one he had one goal for foreign policy. two goals. undo whatever bush did. whatever bush did was wrong he was going to do the opship. afghanistan, iraq, whatever. and from inaugura

he is a military man, and marijuana would be a career-ender. >> i grew up in wisconsin in a well lovingamily, and i was educated that that's a drug. you don't do that. and i never did. >> but just decades ago, marijuana was a legitimate medication. also called cannabis, prescribed by doctors and dispensed by pharmacies. >> rolling. >> this is harry -- >> but that all changed in 1930. >> a relentless warfare. >> henry anslinger. the united states first drug czar. for him, public enemy number one, you guessed it, marijuana. this guy saw how he could increase the budget of his department by having this mission, going after marijuana. >> you know, saying there is this drug that the mexican migrant workers are smoking, and it's loco weed and it's going to make them crazy and they're going to rape your women. >> he got the anti-marijuana message out through news report, and then came this. >> convinced that he is hopelessly and incurably insane. >> the film "reefer madness," portraying the users of marijuana as unproductive, crazed. >> people are still afraid of what pot can do to them. >> in

tom ender, the big boss chief executive of airbus. >>> let's move on and talk about this.up to or creating internet sites in china, you'll be made to use your real name. internet accounts that impersonate people or organizations, they'll be banned from this sunday. china has repeatedly made attempts to get internet users to register for e-mail accounts using their real name with some mixed success. but many at the london of school economics i talked to, i asked them how this mammoth task could be enforced? >> i don't think this measure will be hugely effective across the word. the party increasingly thinks of the internet as the ideological background that the party needs to maintain control over. but if we think about how fragmented chinese internet is tease days and how much business interests are involved i don't see internet companies having huge incentive to deliberately enforce measures like this. because it's going to be costly for sure. it's also going to drive away the users. >> let's move on because as we've been hearing, the german parliament has approved plan t

of course, key at the ender of that debate if they do send in more weapons, what will putin's reaction be? will he counter with adding more weapons of his own in ukraine and what that means for violence on the ground. a very heated discussion at the white house what the next step is. >> then today, on the sidelines of the munich conference secretary of state kerry met with the russian foreign minister who expressed optimism optimism? >> reporter: ye.s. the secretary of state met with him on the sidelines about munich meetings. then the came out and said he's against peace and like to see a withdrawal of heavy weapons in the region. the conversations taking place between france and russia and germany over the last few days have given him some confidence. i have to say that's a much different read than we've gotten from other leaders coming out of those same conversations. as negotiations continue without an end or cease-fire here the violence continues. >> at the white house, thanks very much. >>> a turning point in jordan's fight against isis what the interior minister is saying about

. >> ender le says tesla has a great deal of trouble getting stores launched on the east coast.cloud and a combined company opening up the east coast to tesla. >>> the nonprofit group rescuing goo covered birds on san francisco bay needs help running out of money. international bird rescue says they have spend $150,000 to treat hundreds of birds more than 500 found coated in the substance and hundreds died. federal labs confirmed the goo is a mixture of nonpetroleum based fats or oils. the rescue group is accepting donations on their website. >>> the lawyer for leland yee is asking for more time before his federal corruption trial. he was among several people arrested last march on racketeering money laundering and weapons charges. yee also faces charges for accepting bribes for political favors. his lawyer wants to move the trial from june to august. >>> the teenager accused of robbing and raping a pizza delivery woman is set to appear in court today. coming up, why prosecutors believe they can prove he did female announcer: presidents' day is over, but the savings go on at sle

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most of the time you get a late night show that's your career ender. >> who do you think is going tow and i think it's really up in the air. the name i'm going to throw out is amy schumer, who does a show on comedy central. i think she's really funny and really really talented and i think it's time for a woman. that's why i'm suggesting her. although i think really what this job requires is kind of a different skill set, not just a comedian but somebody who has a real point of view. >> stewart in one of his most famous and probably emotional monologues after 9/11 said tv is nothing if not redundant. obviously very different circumstances, very different tone but this show has existed for nearly two decades. do you think it can work without him? >> yeah look "the tonight show" continued. "the daily show" is a format this network has an enormous amount invested in. it was a show before jon. it will be hard to replace him, really hard. i really feel for the person who tries. it's an amazingly difficult task. but it's so important to the network. they will get behind somebody and it will

tom enders: we have more than 5000 single aisle aircraft in our backlog. we can ramp up production.always make sure our supply chain can follow. airbus has a pretty conservative record as far as that. betty: airbus will speed up production of the a320 planes because of increasing demand. llamas on the lam. 3 llamas that were visiting and arizona senior center had other ideas. two escaped. sheriff's deputies and camera crews gave chase. after an hour, the llama drama ended when they were lassoed. that is something you do not see every day. glad i saw this on a friday. your top headlines. weight watchers mrs. their profit target. question everything. frank and claire underwood are back and the stakes are higher as the streaming wars intensify. john sloss weighs in on hollywood and how netflix is breaking hollywood. we will be back. ♪ betty: lessons in an hour until the start of trading. some breaking news. scarlet fu is looking at some of the action. the economic news we just got a few moments ago. scarlet: gdp in the fourth quarter. the u.s. economy grew at a somewhat slower pace tha

it's interesting, she's presenting, kerry washington is presenting and the diverse press enders is makingve a single nominee that isn't white in the category and they have to make it up especially if they want a big american audience. >> and there is mary in the cinematographer and editing. >> women only have 28% of the dialogue in hollywood and you think, really, we have to work for change. >> we have to work for change. >> there's been a pushback and i saw some on twitter and people saying why are you bothering asking people who you're air wearing and explain that before we go to break. >> one of the reason the stars want to say which designer they're wearing is because they often want a contract with that designer and this is often where stars will figure out, are they going to get a beauty contract and will they become a face of the fashion brand. we saw that with lupita last year. she made such an amazing impression on everybody. it's a business decision and it's not just a beautiful way to uplift women. >> it's been a delight to have you here in the bird's-eye view. don lemon and jo

from restricted touche the number or others we have gone ender's stand why in a lot of americans agree. >> i will just modify that. is the assembly that he you pick? >> i agree. we need to put something on the ground that gives the president the ability to make a decision. he may choose he doesn't want to do that but that is the most illegitimate choice in assets soon as they grow in attitude and a will happen six months ago. >> but this sounds like a view the effect but it could be cleaned up for amended. it is not a perfect fit but whether or not read the to be concerned as a commander or somebody who looks at this. >> i have one other question because i am deeply concerned the administration is serious about the fight. only those of the roughly 1,000 airstrikes per day with those previous conflicts, i can do more with the air power that we have? and couldn't additional air power support further funding streams they're using to support their caliphate? >> i believe we ought to be having a more robust air campaign but to do that you need to have more targeted intelligence and do get t

you get to go racing, and cow bells are going crazy, not too late to ender? >> absolutely not. pink. we have pink olympic race skates, in the morning, dedication run, we have lots of things going on, inside and outside, we have snow tubing, we have, you know, skiing of course. >> great. >> all kind of stuff. >> okay the other thing that happens, a week from this friday, march 6th, we were just talking to our friends preston and steve, it is the cardboard classic, i'm embarrass today say i've never been, but one of your signature events smear. >> it is, amazing event. you know, the work that goes into the sleds is amazing, they spends weeks and hours and lots of time and money on those sleds. so if you have never been, it is definitely the day to come out and check it out. >> if people don't mow what we are talking about they make sleds out of card bore, again, still enter for that? >> right. they have to register through wmmr. yes, cards board you. >> tape and paint and that's it. >> saturday, march 7th, you guys have another amazing event? >> right. big boulder the sean jordan

it would be a career ender. >> there's a few things going on.his background when it comes to his record on women women's issues, he drafted the violence against women's act. this is one of the things why marco rubio is right. i don't know if they would get away with what joe biden gets away with. does that make it okay? no. i think there's a lot of people including democrats say i wish he would rein it in a bit. >> when you compare biden faux pas to rudy giuliani. i think what he said was genuinely -- >> that the president does not love america. >> that the president does not love america. i think that was a hurtful thing. we in the press say all the time where are all of the authentic politicians. okay, you have one in joe biden. you get a moment of authenticity can did moment and then you kind of rip him apart for it. there has to be balance somewhere. yeah he goes overboard and they're trying to rein him in. he is who he is at this point. >> where do we stand on the department of homeland security and funding it beyond the deadline? >> it's s

i ask unanimous consent to ender secretary johnson's statement in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. lowey: another 30 seconds. mr. hastings: i yield another 30 seconds. mrs. lowey: if my colleagues are finally serious about these programs and priorities i urge them join with me today, defeat the previous question, so that my colleague, mr. hastings, can offer an amendment to provide a clean, full year appropriations bill for the department of homeland security. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from florida reserves. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. woodall: thank you, madam speaker. just reading an article from the a.p. doing a fact check on whether or not conversation about the department of homeland security is a fair and honest conversation, and they say in reality most people see little change at the department's money flow is halted and some of the warnings of doom are as exaggerated as they are striking. they go on to list word after word of folks announcing those warn