much, gotou so galloway, nyu stern school of business. -- scott galloway. ♪ . . >> live from bloombergs "in the loop" on thursday, january 23. i'm betty liu with matt miller and pimm fox all week long. >> treasure being here. we have really big guests this hour. former treasury secretary larry summers live from davos. >> huge deal for netflix come surging after forecasting it will add two point 25 million subscribers this quarter, far above estimates. ofwill ask the former ceo nbc universal. -- if it will scare his customers away. deald the billion-dollar -- well, history repeating itself today. lenovo spending 2.3 billion dollars for the server unit. icahn has another no-brainer, as he describes it. the tough talking activist investor has a new stake in ebay and is telling management to spin off paypal. >>

can i please call kaitlyn galloway. hi, kaitlyn. >> good afternoon city commissioners, my name is kaitlyn galloway. i run a farm here. i'm here as a resident to express mien en enthusiasm for this project. this site is rich for our city's history and it needs our protection. since 2010 we have witnessed the city garden needs a space for the community. we also experienced how well a farm can fit into a local economy offering fresh local produce. not only is it a tangible symbolic model for food production, but also great for agricultural -- many people marvel and never have seen a farm. only recounting stories from their parents and grandparents. i truly believe these firsthand connections to our food production is a true help to our communities. it's i am period of time -- imperative that we bridge this gap as a viable component of our city's landscape. the inclusion of the greenhouse and sf puc efforts to do this. it would be a unique model of agriculture that will be seen across the country. not o.j. -- only has it be

. >> reporter: ron galloway lived at the historic singer mansion, part of the estate owned by the famous sowing machine company devoured by flames. >> it was catching fire down here. and it only happened a few minutes. and it was everywhere, all around us. >> reporter: with fire hopscotching through neighborhoods, palm trees turned to blowtorches. the sky turned a dark eerie glow, closing schools and clogging freeways. the terrain couldn't be more difficult for firefighters to battle. the san gabriel mountains which is feeding this blaze literally dropped into the backyard of hundreds of homes. mike schaub was awakened by fire engines and saw flames out his window. what is it like to watch this? >> it's a little bit scary, you know. that's our backyard. >> reporter: firefighters were ready. strike teams were in position before the blaze because conditions were ripe for fire. >> because of our preparation, we were able to save hundreds if not thousands of homes this morning. >> reporter: but tonight, the forecast calls for 40 miles an hour winds. firefighters will be on their heels. migue

it's george galloway splitting. up recently the federal reserve system celebrated its one hundredth birthday you know the big con game that just a few years ago no one seem to know about has been in place for one hundred years so let's celebrate the federal reserve by remembering all their accomplishments since nine hundred thirteen firstly they've managed to take the printing of money out of the hands of the u.s. government and thus out of the hands of u.s. voters i what it comes to money who needs to mock received representation anyways they also managed to whittle away the dollars tagging the gold until nixon finally said forget gold let's print our way out of vietnam because there's no link between the dollar and gold the purchasing power of the dollar has reduced by at least twenty three times since the fed came into being lovely but what about the next hundred years well if the recent rounds of quantitative easing are any sign of things to come then we're going to be seeing a lot more inflation and big private

. >> how about george galloway. >> what do you make of this guy?wer any question in your head. >> that was creepy. >> i just think freedom and democracy, if this guy wants to run for re-election then i think he should be allowed to. whether it's right or wrong is immaterial. i think if he's re-elected then i'll not any sympathy. >> if he's re-elected, i'm moving to canada. they clearly know something we don't. >> toronto politics is like one long office party. when you were younger, you guys didn't have office parties where you're from, you were killing people. you were having office parties and you were buzzed, and you got stuff done, i think. >> who are you talking to? >> i don't know. at this point it's my saturday. >> were you talking to all the people that have fired you throughout the years? >> i think that's what it was. i was only fired three times. >> that you know about. >> i was fired from this show over six years ago but nobody here watches it so i just show up. >> the office space. he just shows up and i want my stapler. >> this guy ha

you're watching from london though coming up next it's sputnik orbiting the world with host george galloway. recently facebook was ablaze with likes and shares about the twenty fourteen no pants subway ride this is a yearly event that has grown in popularity and spread way beyond its native new york to cities across the globe according to fox news a century thousands of people ride the subway in their underwear as if it were a normal day which the organizers say is a prank collective the cause a scenes of chaos and joy in public places yeah i guess this is kind of funny i mean hey i like wackiness but think about the effort and propaganda takes to get thousands of people the world over to simultaneously do something and then with all that effort and all those thousands of participants all you do is walk around such a pants on this idea must've been created by some people with a pretty decadent lifestyle because how can you even think of organizing people for the goal of spreading joy when a lot of us can't even afford to put dinner on the table in the future could you guys please try some p

hi there is george galloway show sputnik ahead for you to. there is so little self reflection on the part of both them merican public and american decision makers i wonder why is that. country of three hundred fifteen million people. sore. or. saluted from the world by two large oceans. we tend to think of foreign policy is something we do to other people. but something we participate in. what the american public hasn't really understood is that this is not a normal banking scandal and that these banks like h.s.b.c. have the blood of american soldiers on their hands that i.e.d. going off in afghanistan killing and killing an american or borg you know allied soldier that is being financed through our banks that's a problem. with us president barack obama's public opinion ratings are in the doldrums steaming finishes days in office is one of the country's worst in least effective presidents how do historians and the public determine the success or failure of an american president and why are some presidents rehabilitated years or even decades a

journey across russia on the road to such a but if you're watching in the united kingdom it's over galloway full and all but the latest news stories. as a new position. to abide by them to go. to the best of my ability and judgment. i will prescribe for the good of my patients. i will not give deadly doses to anybody. or advise of those to do so. i will never do harm to. doctors of the dog. it was supposed to be just another news or of course although admittedly for a special occasion it was one hundred twenty three days before the start of the winter olympic games in sochi and i was in greece for the lighting of the olympic flame the ruins of elim pierre one of the most famous monuments of ancient greece the site of the very first olympic games where stones like this would have been part of the temple. the temple of the. temple oath.

it's picnic with george galloway. i've. dropped some at least sixty percent of imports came from illegal since she was. the european union is ironically taking fish from some of the poorest nations on earth so this is a very serious and very urgent problem that needs immediate international action. on the territorial waters they fish they load the fish into the ships and leave for . illegal fishing just taking the bread out of our mouths. welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser because it has been voted the word of the year by the american dialect society after the humble conjunction exploded with new grad magical possibilities in twenty thirty mm ben zimmer chair of the new words committee of the american dialect society said no longer does because have to be followed by of or a full cause now one often the sees tersely worded rationales like because science or because reasons you might not go to a party because tired america losing empire because lazy j.p. morgan paying yet another multi billion dollar fine because of cr

it's a spot nick with george galloway. there are many internal battles in society liberals and conservatives will never agree on gun rights or abortion but there is one battle that is often more generational than anything the battle for school uniforms teachers argue that uniforms eliminate a big distraction in the classroom and break up the caste systems that can evolve at school between the cool fashionable kids and the ones who can barely afford lunch like me in my younger years but teenagers will scream uniforms crush their freedom of expression and that they have a right to express who they are their individuality who has the right to dictate to them what to wear the thing they don't realize is that if the school doesn't tell them what to wear that big corporations and m.t.v. will all the cool individuals who dress alike and blindly follow all the trends are just obeying corporate marketing instead of their parents yeah for some reason it is bad if the school punishes you for dressing improperly but if the cool kids m

live from london though coming up next it's this would make orbiting in the world with post george galloway the room. recently facebook was ablaze with lights and chairs on the twenty fourteen no pants subway ride. this is a yearly event that is grown in popularity and spread with pianist native york to cities across the globe according to fox news is that you thousands of people ride the subway in their underwear as if it were normal day which organizers say is the prank collective that causes scenes of chaos and joy in places. i guess this is kind of funny i mean hey i like whacking us think about the african propaganda takes the thousands of people the world over to simultaneously do something and with all that effort in all those thousands of participants all you do is walk around thatcher pants on this idea most of the korea by some people in a pre deck and lifestyle because the community to stop organizing people for the goal of spreading joy a lot of us can't afford puttin on the table in the future could you guys please try some camp was full of donating more pencils recycling more.

right now a different program for you is george galloway in the many troubles of the world's most secretive state r.c.c. . i'm middle school kind of guy i like tradition and heritage and all that stuff when i look to the past i see that there's a lot that we could learn from our ancestors however one thing we don't need from them are debtors prisons which according to a fox news report are somehow on the rise in the united states in the twenty first century the a.c.l.u. and the britain center for justice claim that the local courts have been sending individuals with unpaid fines and fees jail which the courts may not even realize is illegal these courts are locking up people with fines that have exploded in size due to interest imposed on the initial amount and for the representation they had when they were in court which i always thought was supposed to be free but worst of all some are still in prison for fees they occurred while being in prison like having the audacity to use toilet paper hey that's taxpayer money down the toilet the kicker to this all is that throwing people in prison f

and if you're watching is a new cases it with george galloway. anyway after that chore. ay ay ay ay i am. there are many internal battles in society liberals and conservatives will never agree on gun rights or abortion but there's one battle that is often more generational than anything the battle for school uniforms teachers argue that uniforms would make a big distraction in the classroom and break up the caste system second of all the school between the cool fashionable kids than the ones who can barely afford much like me and my younger years. teenagers will scream your first crush their freedom of expression in that they have a right to express who they are their individuality who has the right to dictate to them what to wear the things they don't realize is that if the school doesn't tell them what to wear anything corporation said the mtv will all vote for individuals to dress alike and blindly follow all the trends are just obeying corporate marketing instead of their parents. yet for some reason it is bad if the schoo punishes you for dressing him properly with

. >> how about george galloway. >> what do you make of this guy?wer any question in your head. >> that was creepy. >> i just think freedom and democracy, if this guy wants to run for re-election then i think he should be allowed to. whether it's right or wrong is immaterial. i think if he's re-elected then i'll not any sympathy. >> if he's re-elected, i'm moving to canada. they clearly know something we don't. >> toronto politics is like one long office party. when you were younger, you guys didn't have office parties where you're from, you were killing people. you were having office parties and you were buzzed, and you got stuff done, i think. >> who are you talking to? >> i don't know. at this point it's my saturday. >> were you talking to all the people that have fired you throughout the years? >> i think that's what it was. i was only fired three times. >> that you know about. >> i was fired from this show over six years ago but nobody here watches it so i just show up. >> the office space. he just shows up and i want my stapler. >> this guy ha

ron galloway barely escaped with his life. >> it went so quick.s like get out. >> reporter: the damage could have been worse because this area was already under a high fire threat when the blaze broke out, crews were already scattered across the region. this morning three men are in custody. police say their illegal campfire sparked the blaze with most evacuation orders lifted -- >> my structure is still standing thankfully. >> reporter: crews warn these drought stricken hills remain a tinder box. >> former defense secretary robert gates has a new book "duty." the former secretary sharply criticizes congress and some members of the obama administration, including the president. i sat down with gates for an interview and we began our conversation there. >> you write in the book about so much internal dissent over the foreign policy team. in reretrospect, is team of rivals a bad idea? >> no, i point out in the book, i know afghanistan has gotten all of the atepgs, but i'm pretty explicit in the book about the fact that on virtually every other forei

scott galloway is joining us.cott, by the way, as invested over $1 billion in consumer and media companies. you studied this issue as well. you have also talked about this widening gap. you say nowadays, it is easier for people to become billionaires that it is for themselves to actually get out of poverty. >> that is a term i used in my class. i teach 130 kids on monday night. the majority of us did pretty well coming out of school. now, the term is, it is never easier to be a billionaire. they're getting on the right technology trend. there is a decent chance we will have a billionaire among those kids in the next 10 years. they're not going to get onto theright job path, get right skills, have student debt that will get in the way. tohas never been heartene hardr be a millionaire, but never easier to be a billionaire. have fewertrue? we millionaires than ever before? >> we have fewer millionaire households. i'm talking about kids who have tremendous momentum. you have this velocity effect where you need to get