like erik says divorce rates go way up. children living in single-parent homes goes way up in incarceration rates go way up. elections voting goes way down. it becomes this really troubled community and almost all the work that we have look looked at says the cause is very clear. it's when work goes away these bad things follow so we are terribly interested in solutions like in a good earned income tax expansion that preserve work for people. it's really important to do. >> it's too bad the president is otherwise occupy right now in the state of the union. >> somebody needs to get him a copy of this book. >> this is one question what would you include in president obama's state of the union and the public response giving us a list of things already what do you think of the clinical will to act upon that? we have witnessed for the last, definitely the last six years is a lot of dysfunction and moving forward in addressing these prescient issues. by your description is it going to become more pressing? >> it's starts with the

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attorney general erik holder told a legal conference once you've done your time, once you're no longer on probation or court supervision, you should be able to vote. he's calling on states to change their laws. that is the focus of this program. >> an estimated 5.8 million americans, 5.8 million of our fellow citizens are prohibited from voting because of current or previous felony convictions. now that's more than the individual populations of 31 united states. >> attorney general erik holder this week said america is falling short of its full promise of equal opportunity and justice. >> the impact of felony di disenfranchisement remains disproportionate and unacceptable. >> reporter: speaking at georgetown university the nation's top law enforcement officer gave voice to president obama's aims of bringing issues surrounding criminal justice and race to the foreground in his second term. to restore constitutional rights to vote. >> these restrictions are not only unnecessary and unjust, they're also counterproductive by perpetuating the stigma and isolation imposed by formerly incarce

erik and i go back and forth on it a lot. i personally don't see that on the trajectory that we are on right now, but i want to echo erik's mantra, never say never. >> let me talk about a trajectory that maybe we both can foresee which is one that keynes foresaw which is ultimate solving what he called economic problem, or the, of extreme poverty in the world. you don't have to be that wild eyed to extrapolate some of the trends that we are already on and you see the extreme poverty could be eliminated within 20 years worldwide. think of that, how pretty that's something we've always had with us and people have struggled with her not centuries but millennia. and our generation, we may be within sight of finally dealing with extreme poverty. that's because these technologies are creating so much bounty and so much wealth. the issue is going to be distribution and managing the disruption associated with it. but in terms of material progress we are doing quite impressively. >> i don't want to brag but bono was my warm-up act at

i'm erik schatzker. >> and i'm stephanie ruhle.oving to new york city. >> because he wants to be close to the bars. --wrote that and then closet crossed it out in his blog. >> welcome to new york. >> right now it is time for the top stories from around the world. we will begin with a fraud -- affecting citigroup's mexican subsidiary that forced the bank to restate last year's earnings. profit was $235 million less than first reported in january. the bank said the fraud involved an oil services company that was a key supplier to the mexican state owned oil producer. citibank had provided them with short-term loans related to accounts receivable of amex. ukraine says russian troops are directly involved in the conflict in crimea. troops have occupied the region's main airport. another one is occupied by russian serviceman. they make up about 60% of crimea's population. and a new study says the benchmark london gold fix may have been manipulated by more than a decade by the bank's response before sending it. this study comes from new

erik schatzker will be back with us on monday.ng about the future of wall street, there is a new book out there called "young money." ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers." >> welcome back. this segment is near and dear to me. they are wall street's young guns, the twentysomethings that work insane hours for a pay checks and what kind of life is it? russe spent years following entry-level workers for his book "young money." it was number 18 on the amazon bestseller list this morning and he is here with us. who matt levine is with us writes about the inner workings of wall street and like me, came from the business, a derivatives background. did you go through an investment banking training program? >> i did not, i was a lawyer first. i skipped the insane hours and left law for banking because up up a lifestyle would be better. >> i came from that background. i went through a sales and training program at credit suisse. >> you are alive. >> guessed what, i love that business. what made you write

erik schatzker reports on the california drought. megan hughes looks at google's high-tech way to monitor the forest. and peter cook is following the response to the violence in ukraine. we'll get to all three in just a moment. reporter, bloomberg's joins us in kiev. a truce was announced yesterday, but it lasted only a few ours. what happened? true one really knows the story. the government claims that it was a provocation by the and theators demonstrators say, no, we were trapped. we don't know what exactly happened. in the early hours of the day, around 7:00 a.m., skirmishes broke out. a lot of demonstrators were killed by sniper fire. we don't have an exact body count. way more than 60 people got killed. in some hotel lobbies, near the square, there were pictures circulating of dead bodies on the square. it was very, very bad. ministrye's interior reports that mr. does have police officers hostage. is there any information on the release? >> not at all. what we are focusing on right now are the european union foreign ministers wh

i am stephanie ruhle. >> i am erik schatzker.00 on wednesday. >> i want george clooney knocking on my door with the dvd and a bag of popcorn in his hands thank him let's watch this movie together. >> right now in washington, it is uncertain -- uncle sam versus switzerland. the subcommittee is holding a hearing today to give the u.s. government names of american citizens who might have used those swiss bank accounts to avoid taxes. senator john mccain caught -- called the inquiry a joke. he would love to comply with u.s. law but cannot because of swiss law. phil mattingly is on capitol hill. as is always the case with the senate subcommittee on investigations, they have dredged up very persuasive evidence. americanshat 22,000 use accounts by credit suisse and there are 1800 credit suisse bankers servicing american cop -- customers in the office. the list goes on. what does dugan so far have to say for himself? >> the numbers look bad and the anecdotes look worse. what dugan is really saying right now is, we are institution caught

>> here's what i'm curious about, erik, what i'm curious about is what happened here. and that's why i authorized an internal investigation as i talked about on january 9th. we hired a law firm to come in and do that internal investigation. they are working really hard. they are working diligently. i can't wait for them to be finished so i can get the full story here. >> this is the internal investigation of your staff to determine who may have known -- >> right. >> -- what? >> and to get into the situation. we are going to try to get as much information as we can by interviewing folks -- >> the denial continues. john, he responded to you. you asked for those subpoenas. are they giving you everything you need? and he said all that matters is did he know before? is that all that matters? >> i'm not sure that is all that matters. the documents are due today. they are starting to come in. the office was closed today. they will be shared with the committee tomorrow and we'll start reviewing those documents. but it's not a binary question of whether he knew before or not. i

i amme to "market makers," stephanie ruhle. >> i am matt miller in for erik schatzker.e is in a much drier place. there is a lot going on today. top business stories, another turn in the crisis in the ukraine. in day after 25 people died violence, the western ukrainian region has declared independence from the central government. they want closer ties to the west. the president has been meshing the country closer to vladimir putin and russia. the leader of poland says we could see the opening days of the civil war. the owner of jerod and kay and kay -- jared andlers -- to buy zale, 3500will operate retailers, all of the jewelers in the whole world may be owned by them. -- may cost 500,000 people their jobs, but raising the minimum wage will raise people out of poverty. the of -- obama and the democrats want to raise the rage -- wage by $.10 per hour and republican say -- we have a reporter on the ground , helmets strong -- helmut st the correspondent on the ground in the ukraine. how safe is one walking around the streets of kiev? >> that is a good question. it is quite

you didn't warn me enough erik. it was as though scorcese said you've never seen wall street like this. he really went to the raunchy side and he never lets up on the gas. i felt like i needed more plot actually. >>i think you wanted more f- bombs. there were only like 500 in there. i think you needed a few more of those and that would have put it over the top for you. i think it's an entertaining film, i don't think it's a great film. i think scorcese has done better in the past but if you're looking for a 3 hour comedy, you could do worse than wolf of wall street. i recommend it as a comedy not so much as a statement on wall street. >>the acting, however, was superb. >>di caprioyou can't do much better than him. he's terrific. >>he was awesome. good to have you on the show. have a good weekend. >>thank you so much. still ahead--will profits puff up at phillip morris... and what level suggests a buy signal to traders in twitter. chart talk is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ as we reported earlier, twitter ran into some trouble aft

i am erik schatzker. i am flying solo today. stephanie ruhle is off, getting a long weekend out of it. beenobless rate has not this long since october 2 thousand eight. once again, it is not necessarily a positive. welcome back. theome back to figuring out jobs report. michael mckee is here with the highlights of this morning's data from the labor department. i hope you're not here to tell me this was a good report. i do not believe it. >> we're going to agree to disagree. it was not a great report but not a terrible report. i would take issue of your characterization of it as that. it is only the establishment number that came in much lower than expected. we did -- we did see a job and the unemployment rate. we see more people getting jobs, 638,000. whether you believe that are not. a big change in the household survey. we also do not see a big weather if that in this. you have to wonder whether there's something going on in the economy that is just a temporary fact there. see, a lot of jobs created in areas normally affected b

erik is with the financial times 24-hour news service fast ft. good to see you, erik. still to come, russia ushers its troops along the border of ukraine. >>> plus stunning images of a refugee camp in the heart of syria. >> and welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a look at your top stories. breaking news from texas. a federal judge has struck down the state's gay marriage ban, however, he immediately allowed a state court to review the law. this follows the actions by utah, oklahoma and virginia. and in georgia considering a ban that would allow business owners to deny services based on religious grounds much like arizona. arizona's governor jan brewer will decide to sign or veto the bill there. >>> a new investigation that showed credit suisse helps americans avoid millions of dollars in taxes. only the identities of 238 are known. >>> secretary of state john kerry said the united states plans to give loans and maybe even more assistance. today they proposed to have a prominent figure in those protests serve as prime minister. jennifer glass is in crimea south

and we're back with erik prince founder of private military company blackwater so eric obviously they one incident that's received most attention is to shooting in a sewer square and the u.s. military labeled the shooting a criminal event and provoked the shooting who should bear the brunt of her sponsibility. well i don't know the u.s. military labeled that at all that might have been one person's opinion that was given a look at say. anytime innocent civilians are injured or killed in battle it's a tragedy. as you're seeing played out in syria on a daily basis when you have one hundred thirty thousand people killed by the regime bombing civilians bombing schools that's awful what happened in this sort of square just to give you context. there was a very dangerous time in iraq there was thousands of attacks on a daily basis across the country one of our helicopters were shot down a few days before two other small arms ambush but some were men of the hospital big roadside bomb attack that morning started with a suicide car bomb that blew up outside of a venue where a state department

but we're going to go to a short break right now eric and we'll be back with erik prince founder of the notorious military contractor blackwater right after they so stay with us. london. the whole world is. the original one the one on the end. of the courts building at the end of the street another one a more transparent society gets the money or the public hears become we see military and state police forces mobilized against people who blend into the city the city the more people trust electronic devices the more defenseless the. fear that it is a thousand. know the playing. field in big spirit travels with the flame from its place in greece. join james brown for an elemental and a big journey around russia and beyond. where are supposed to go. right to see. first street. and i think the church. on our reporter splitter. can still. be a mother. in law. and we're back with erik prince founder of private military company blackwater so eric obviously they're one incident and that's received the most attention is to shooting in a store square on the u.s. military labeled the shooting a cr

part we're going to go to a short break right now eric and we'll be back with erik prince founder of the notorious military contractor blackwater right after they so stay with us. for london. the whole world is on the. seat of the original one the one on the end. of the court that building at the end of the street another one the more transparent society gets the money or the puppet tears become we see military and state police forces mobilized against people who blend into the city the city the more people trust electronic devices the more defenseless the. fear that it is a thousand. nine hundred fourteen the scenario. because the united states is becoming the dominant force on every continent but brian when it when we look at the calculations and strategy i have to go back to iraq. afghanistan libya and you get in that's all recklessness in my opinion if you know that the u.s. policy resembles those what the caricature of those western movies where they put the drunken cowboys coming to town and shoot the place up just because they can. load the plane. the olympic spirit travels wi

and erik schatzker and vail, colorado. scarlet fu is here holding down the fort early. >> getting to the newsfeed. the top business stories from around the world. starting with home depot planning to add 80,000 temporary workers. rising home prices the past few years have anchorage owners to bend on property. the senate will likely vote today on the debt limit measure passed by the house speaker john boehner. he joined the democrats in voting to suspend the debt ceiling for 13 months. ends three years of republicans using the threat of default to when concession from president obama. snow and ice storm hitting the south and will then head to the northeast. just two weeks after the storm or life atlanta, stranding drivers overnight. washington and new york look it up to four inches of snow. 2600 airline flights have been canceled. janet yellen got mostly positive reviews for her debut trip to capitol hill yesterday. one member of congress that it is the first time she really understood what the fed chair was saying. she wil

erik schatzker is off this week. he must be regretting that right now. is going to help us out. when he heard "silver singles" he got on this set. >> i piped up immediately. i am talking to christina alexi. joseph a banks making a deal, and she is our deals reporter. the retailer is buying eddie bauer, the outdoor brand. this is confirmed by golden gate. cash and stock. tell us about this deal. it seems like both of these hotanies -- menswear is so for any kind of deal. this comes out of left field. >> i am going to address your first comment about singles. >> we have seen the stock price for bank fall today. investors are saying, you had the perfect deal. there are a lot of synergies. is a back-and-forth fight over which management team will keep their jobs. there is an active investor. golden gate capital is getting a sweetheart deal. it is valentine's day after all. getschange, jos. a. bank to be more protected from a hostile takeover from men's wearhouse. it is a poison pill kind of move. not only are they buying eddie bauer, but golden gate is getti

erik describes the economic paradox going on. when they talk about the technology confusion going on. it's basically that technology -- digital technology has started doing things that they're not supposed to be able to do. the book premise for me started in the fall of 2010 when i have her breakfast open up my computer or browsing "the new york times" website and came across a story about the factor google -- no one had been driving cars. the company developed autonomous cars that had at that point written thousands of miles on american roads and traffic with no mishaps. i spit out my coffee at this point because he really wants bush to be able to do that. there's a wonderful book with six years earlier, 2004 that eric and i read in the book may be convincing, strong argument why computers were never going to be able to drive cars and he was basically because the pattern matching, processing to do that well is pretty easy for us in our brains, prohibitively difficult for computers. erik i read the book 2004. six years later they

. >> attorney general erik holder is calling same-sex marriage the civil rights struggle of our generation. today they'll give gay couples in all states legal rights from everything from courts to prison. >> we will never stop working to ensure that equality under the law is protected by the law. >> a pledge from the u.s. attorney general himself is the latest move by the obama administration to recognize same-sex marriages to the greatest extent possible. [ cheering ] >> the justice department is taking additional steps to further advance this fundamental truth, and to give real meaning to the windsor decision. >> edie windsor is a lesbian whoslesbian--under the new poliy same sex spouses will now qualify for benefits within federal programs like the september 11th victim compensation fund and in federal prisons same sex spouses will now have visitation rights. it applies to legally married gay couples even if they live in states that do not recognize same-sex marriage. >> this means that in every courthouse, in every proceeding, and in every place where a member of the department of just

. >> attorney general erik holder said effective today legally married same-sex couples will be treatedhe same as any other married couple no matter where they live. his comments follow last year's supreme court ruling which said the federal government cannot refuse to recognize same-sex marriages. >> on monday i will issue a new policy memorandum that will for the first time in history formally instruct all justice department employees to give lawful same-sex marriages full and equal recognition to the greatest extent possible under the law. >> the move means same sex spouses won't have to testify against each other in federal cases and effects bankruptcy proceedings and visitation procedures in prison. >>> at this hour a congressional hear something being held in wyominwestvirginia regarding thl spill that effected 300,000 people for ten days. what is the latest from the hearing room? >> reporter: good morning, you can see this courthouse where the congressional hearing took place this morning started at 9:00 wrapped up about an hour ago, and i can tell you a lot of different things t

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erik, stay with me here.d like you to join the next conversation with more on how the drug issue will impact the region's economy. we are with the founding partner of beacon economics, former economic adviser to the state comptroller's office and also served on the advisory board for hedge fund paulson and company. let me start ray asking you, what is the -- let me start by asking, what should they be doing and what can they be doing? >> well, that is a big question. the answer really has more to do with allowing water to flow where it is most needed rather than trying to come in and got say local restrictions on water usage because of various environmental issues. when you think about water, you think about top shape. they ought to have the right to go out and buy water from some other part of the state or somebody else who is growing something less water sensitive, but in california, the ability to buy and sell water is heavily restricted by the sort of medieval water rights, these water rights that dictate

joining us now-- erik childress our movie man.on lego-- why is just about everyone loving this film? >>because it is just absolute joy. from the first minute to the last minutei laughed hard. it took me to places that unexpectedly moved me. the word of mouth on this thing is going to be tremendous. you're going to see this go over 200 million. >>it's already getting great marks on rotten tomatoes96%. so critics love it and the audiences love it. >>it's a movie that has a great message for both kids and adults. adults my age who grew up with legosthis is a toy set that's been around for ages. everyone is going to have something to pull away from this movie. it's full of pop culture references. it's just a wonderful time at the movies. we haven't had that in animation in a while. >>it's amazing they could do that with plastic blocks. >>it's one of the fastest moving animated films i've seen in some time. >>here's what happened at the box office last weekend now lionsgate is looking for the next big thing and already the hunger games

i'm cbs meteorologist erik fisher for cbs news. >>> well, the midwest will be dry today but bitterly cold. the temperature in chicago dropped below zero for the 20th time this year. the windchill in northern illinois reached 39 below zero. school districts around the state have delayed opening this morning. and many areas are on track to rod one of the top-ten coldest winters on record. >>> another round of rain and snow is expected in the pacific northwest today. this follows a much needed weekend soaking in northern california thanks to a weather phenomenon known as the pineapple express. but the heavy rain aused flooding in california and snow trapped trees and power lines. >>> for the first time since president obama proposed a new restriction of the u.s. of drones. the u.s. is considering a deadly attack on an american citizen who is a suspected member of al qaeda. cbs news has confirmed the suspect is living in pakistan, a country that does not allow u.s. military action on its soil. the new u.s. policy says suspected americans overseas can only be killed by the military. not t

. >> mike: meanwhile for erik spoelstra, this will be his 300th career win. sixth fastest in nba history. only pat riley, phil jackson, larry costello. >> jeff: what a showing and what an jut standing basketball coach erik spoelstra is. >> mike: five straight wins now for the heat. 8-1 in their last nine games and they're just a game and a half back of the indiana pacers for the top spot in the eastern conference. an impress iive win as they win for the second time this season. lebron james only missed two games and they have won both. one in portland and a great defensive battle. we'll be back here in miami after this time-out. ♪ [ male announcer ] chevy's presidents day is here. good luck. [ henry] thanks. [ male announcer ] get great offers on 2014 chevy vehicles in stock. hey we just wouldn't want you to miss out. welcome to chevy... [ henry ] presidents day? you got it! [ male announcer ] just announced! now get a 2014 chevy malibu lt for around $189 a month during chevy presidents day. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. impact wool exports from

[laughter] [applause] >> thanks to erik brynjolfsson and mcafee, after a "the second machine: work, progress, and prosperity in a time brilliant technology."

i am filling in with erik schatzker -- for erik schatzker while he stays him in place candy crush.> maybe. >> chances are that you know one of the people playing candy crush were you sat next to one of them on the subway this morning. the maker of candy crush, the parent company, is selling to -- planning to share cells to the public -- sell shares to the public. this is a massive phenomenon that i did not appreciate until this morning. when we started talking about this game for the story, i realize that producers and reporters and interns are playing candy crush. our producer has dreams about it. and he is a smart guy. must be a good game. >> is that the logic? is that the take away from this? >> it does not look very fun from looking at the screen. dirty asget down and to the numbers behind this. this company, king digital, actually netted $568 million last year on revenue. this is a profitable company that is doing this. it makes a profit from people who buy stuff to get ahead in the game. just like "farmville" was, when that was active. >> chickens, all of that stuff. you get

thank you so much, erik.a pleasure to have your, , ceo of univar. >> ok, now the "sports illustrated" cover girl with a passion. petra nemcova, we will listen to what she says. >> it is not friday or chemicals -- >> it is not that exciting, but we will still show you this segment with a "sports illustrated" swimsuit model will stop stay with us. ♪ >> she is one of the most beautiful women in the world. petra nemcova is a former "sports illustrated" swimsuit issue cover girl, but since surviving the indian ocean synonymy in 2004, she has founded the happy hearts fund, rebuild founded to help schools. stephanie ruhle spoke to her this week about the organization and a new ownership and about specialsuit issue's fill-in that's 50th anniversary. got 50rts illustrated" models in one room in a secret photo shoot. it was incredible to meet for the first time the first cover girl, christie brinkley, kathy ireland, kate upton. most of these women became icons and entertainment, business, became a powerhouse because "s

[laughter] [applause] >> our thanks to erik brynjolfsson and andrew mcafee, authors of "the second machine age: work, progress, and prosperity in a time of brilliant technologies." we also want to thank our audiences here and on radio, television and the internet. i'm andrew leonard from salon.com, and now the meeting of the commonwealth club of california, the place where you are in the know, is adjourned. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> we would like to hear from you. tweet us your feedback. twitter.com/booktv. >> the context here is that lee and his reputation in the modern-day as someone who counseled acceptance and submission and resignation to the situation. and that has always struck me as, it's a sort of series that doesn't add up in the sense that we know he was the most prestigious man in the south but were told the counseled submission but we know in the end the south didn't submit to the will of the north. they begin very quickly to contest the northern understanding of the meaning of the war and peace in northern plans for reconstruction. and

but we're going to go to a short break right now eric and we'll be back with erik prince founder of the notorious military contractor blackwater right after they so stay with us. of the nine hundred fourteen the scenario is of likeable today because the united states is becoming the dominant force on every continent but brian when it when we look at about the calculations in strategy i have to go back to iraq afghanistan libya and you came in that's all recklessness in my opinion it well you know the u.s. policy resembles those of what the caricature of those western movies where they put the drunken cowboys coming to town and shoot the place up just because they can . you know the plane. the limbic spirit travels with the flame from its place in. greece. joined james brown for an elementary and a big journey around russia and beyond. where are supposed to go. right to see. first street. and i think you're. on our reporters' twitter. instagram. and we're back with eric prince founder of private military company blackwater so eric obviously they're one incident and that's received the mo

erik brynjolfson is a professor at sloan school and andrew mcafee at digital business, coauthors of "ey say is different from the first one. welcome both. >> thank you. >> the second machine age begins, you say, 15 years ago. what happens? >> one of our early indications that things are really different was when gary ka spar rov the chess champion lost to deep blue designed to play chess. we used to think of chess as one of the highest expressions of human intelligence and then the match with deep blue showed us something different. more recently another ibm super computer called watson showed us human beings are no longer the best "jeopardy" players. it beat ken and brad by more than three to one playing their game of "jeopardy." we keep seeing computers able to do more and more. >> the point as i understand it is that the first machine age was all about muscle power, that you were substitutes muscle power. used to be human muscle power or of animals powered stuff. you know, the steam engine or electricity replaced that. now you're saying, the second machine age replaces brain power.

i'm erik schatzker. >> i'm stephanie ruhle. if it is not exciting for our audience, it is exciting for me. for the first time in almost three weeks you and i are together. i had to come back today, because the fact that we are talking about how dan loeb found permanent peace is absurd. if i think of one thing, dan lo, permanent peace to my not so sure about that. >> just so long as he is at peace with himself. >> there you go. somebody has been doing his yoga. from get to the stories around the world. some revelations about what cause the departure of pimco ceo mohamed el-erian. according to the wall street journal, his relationship with cofounder bill gross deteriorated in the last year. at one point, the two squared off in front of two dozen colleagues because of a disagreement over bill gross's management style. gross has admitted he can be difficult to work with. maybe he is a little bit like me, eric. will cut, jpmorgan about 8000 jobs later this year. what is the main problem? falling demand for refinancing. since the sta

i am erik schatzker. >> and i am stephanie ruhle. first, it is his birthday -- >> i am a huge done -- johnny cash fan. >> it is time for other news, top business stories around the world. the political crisis in the ukraine is spreading as gunmen seize the parliament building in the crimean region and russia has put fighter jets in the area on combat alert. the next prime minister of the ukraine believes that russia will never intervene on a military basis. the government has finally turned a profit on the bailout of freddie mac. mortgage finance or will return $10 billion to the federal treasury department next month. all are required to return profits as a condition of their bailout. freddie mac and fannie mae have billion in taxpayers have actually profited off of the bailout. wall street has learned that you can't always take jamie diamond literally. diamond -- dimon literally. they said, this is just the weather. this is part of the brutal winter weather that he has been that's the we have been having, but he says he did not mea

and you can find more of erik's picks at rogerebert.com and of course the academy awards airs sundaylock on abc. first business continues right after this. time now for some chart talk with matt cavanaugh of cmz trading. we have a lot to get to this morning. let's start with hilton. their earnings are coming up today. what do you see in the charts? > >i don't really see too much. this is a company that i think's got support for it a little bit lower. maybe 10% lower--around the $20 range. and a little resistance around the 24-25 range. so really not a lot here but i think it's priced pretty well. > >you think the stock is priced well so an earnings miss or hit could maybe move the stock one way or the other then? could maybe move the stock one way or the other then? > i'm going to pass chemistry, and i'll take it from there. i'm going to do what makes me happy. i'm going to work hard. be independent. live large. make the most of every opportunity. i knew i wanted to go to college. but figuring out how to pay for it? i didn't have a clue. the u.s. department of education has over $100

erik schatzker, out there in california.g on to another story that caught our attention, the lifetime network recently hitting a home run, raking in 6.1 million viewers for the movie "flowers in the attic." starring powerhouse actresses, ellen burstyn and heather graham. been switching up its programming strategy, and as a result is racking up ad revenue. it is all outlined in the latest issue of bloomberg "business week." eoining us is a former a& executive and now a professor of media at the university of southern california. also joining us is an online editor. what is going on with lifetime? women in distress, in prison, b or c-level actresses, but it is changing. >> you think of the typical viewer of lifetime as a middle-aged sad woman drink and chardonnay alone. but that is not what they are doing anymore. they are rebranding and trying to get younger viewers. they have been pretty successful doing this. they are trying to bring in more well-known actresses for their movies, lifetime original movies, which is the flags

in an unusual move attorney general erik holder weighed in on whether state attorneys general should up hold state law. >> we must endeavor in all of our efforts to up hold and enhance the values that once led our forebears to say unequivocally all are created equal and entitled to equal opportunities. >> and gay couples hope their attorney generals will act even if the courts won't. >> i'll call on the attorney general in three other states have chosen to, virginia, pennsylvania, and lately nevada, to cease defending an unconstitutional constitutional amendment. >> reporter: law professor said that's what it comes down to, a state's constitution and not an attorney general's opinion, whether it's popular. >> not whether he likes it, not whether he would sign it, not whether it's a good idea. just if it's constitutional. >> federal judges in three states recently found that marriage bans don't pass the constitutional test. but those are pending an appeal. >> reporter: it's not that attorney general erik holder was telling states attorneys what to do? many of these a.g.s are very inde

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más adelante >> estados unidos reaccionó oficialmente a la captura del chapo, con una respuesta de eriklacidas de trabajar con méxico >> nosotros ya regresamos con más información de la noticia del día, el chapo guzmán está tras las rejas ♪ ♪ >> en los angeles donde se concentra la mayor cantidad de mexicanos residentes en estados unidos la noticia del chapo guzmán corrió como oplvora, se recogen reacciones de la historica captura que da la vuelta al mundo >> la caputa del chapo guzmán no solo beneficia a méxico, sino estados unidos. >> este operativo que curiosamente primero se anuncia en los estados unidos antes de que méxico habla mucho y se anuncia como operativo conjunto tiene que ver el encabezado en la lectura, tiene una importancia del gobierno >> la llegada del eterno figitivo fue clave >> a osama bin laden lo siguieron una década, en el operativo final tomaron un riesgo , porque no tenían certeza, ahora es exactamente analogo, un operativo de muchos años, donde estaba cierto, en el objetivo que estaba presente lo lograron >> el chapo guzmán de alguna forma tiene lazos familiar

privilegios, protección que los matrimonios heterosexual, desde los Ángeles nos traen las impresiones >>erikos derechos que las parejas casadas heterosexual, aunque no viven en los estados que aprueban el matrimonio. permite que parejas del mismo sexo puedan declararse en bancarrota juntas, que tengan beneficios en caso de enviduar y permitir la visita en cárceles federales >>reconocemos el esfuerzo que la administración federal ha hecho >>fernando dice que esta decisión del gobierno federal le da es seguridad >>en caso que mi esposo faltara que iba a suceder conmigo. >>lo que queda claro. >>los beneficios se extenderan aunque residan en estados que no sea reconocido el matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo, siempre que se hayan casado en estados que sí es legal >>no estoy de acuerdo, dios hizo al hombre y la mujer >>se han desviado de caminos, son caminos de perdicion >>este activista dice que queda mucho camino por recorrer, porque aunque hay leeys que los favorecen aun quedan mucha discriminacione >>tres mil gallos de pelea rescato la policía en nueva york, nueve arrestados acusados po

erik schatzker is off this week.y scarlet fu while erik is out in the snow. >> he did not have to go very far for that. >> lucky you and me, we have scarlet. it is all anyone is talking about -- the ultimate bundle. they charge the cable providers to carry their single signals. a bigger comcast would force networks to set lower fees. an analyst at rbc capital and ouris joining us, senior west coast correspondent jon erlichman in los angeles is smirking. explain how these fees work and what may change here. >> this has become a big business, a wonderful business for these media companies which in the past were largely tied to advertising. cable, of the growth of this other business basically materialized where the cable companies would end up paying those small cable companies some money to be carried by the cable company. that became their business model. then the broadcast networks over time said, we could be doing the same thing because we have a lot of people watching our programming. we spend a lot of money on it

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erik schatzker, you are canadian. what was the name? it looked very good.have swiss bank accounts? that they do,gine but you have raised an interesting point, the canadian government has not taken an attitude even remotely close to what the americans are doing, which reflects an important point. it goes back to what we were saying at the beginning. americans care about tax cheats. taxes matter to americans. this country was born in a tax revolt. it is like being on the interstate caught between an 18 will -- 18 wheeler and the guard rail. >> i want to go to the midwest. robert nardelli is with us, he has filed consecutive tax forms. how is a heavy hitter like you thinking about swiss bank accounts as americans hide money? >> first of all, you have to have a lot of money to even think about swiss bank accounts. that rules me out initially. >> right. >> i was going to say, queue the laugh track. big thing is when you talk about the sec, it is notable to see how they have become a profit center recently. where is all of that money going? >> they did settle the

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it was after a meeting that erik holder had with mayor debassio that he announced that he would be adding religion and national origin to the federal guidance. i want to remind people that in the community safety act which is legislation passed in 2013, that was part of our legislation to add those categories. we are making national headlines, and we're changing national policies. >> i want to bring up something that you mentioned earlier since we're talking about the future. earlier you mentioned that this stop and frisk in your communities it does not have just an immediate impact, it has an impact on your community looking forward. talk a little bit about that. >> i think the biggest impact that it has, blacks and latinos, we're not seen as part of the community, right? we're stopped and frisked at an alarming rate where it's almost like our existence is illegal in our communities. stop and frisk has been going on over a decade. >> is this something generationally effecting people? when kids see this seeing this happen, you feel this is being imprinted on them? >> looking at our skin c