. ♪ >> defined geeky nests -- geekiness. bordering on addiction? why not.mily: at the bloomberg tech conference if you want to laugh really hard, watch the full interview at bloomberg.com. today, nest launched its first product since the google acquisition. a home camera as well as a refresh of the entire audit line. i spoke with the ceo and founder about the new camera. >> it took a major team. we have hundreds of employees working together to pull this off. it's really hard to scale a business. we have less than 1000 employees and we are working incredibly hard to make this happen. the new nest cam is the best drop cam. you can put it anywhere, even on your refrigerator with a magnet. to us, we have also put in high-quality video so you get crisp clarity. emily: how did you make the decision to get rid of the drop cam name and kill -- can you still by drop cam? tony: we want to make it really simple. emily: how many of these products are you selling? tony: we are selling all three products today in seven countries. they are used in over 190 countries and

. -- too geeky on you. there is a lot of metrics out there. alix: jonathan was talking about one of the things that would need a recession. one is a correction. the other is higher wages. that is the trigger. lisa: watch the inflation numbers this week. that is going to be really important. i think this is what people are wondering about. this could possibly be a worse -case a narrow if inflation does tick up and the fed has to catch up to the market alix: the other awesome's -- to the market. alix: the other awesome story of the day is taylor swift, taking the lead role in the greek eu bailout. thent to see her take on iphone battery issue. my phone is dead by 10:00 a.m. lisa: she would probably do a better job with the greek negotiation's. [laughter] there you go. joe: who knows? -- lisa: who knows -- michael: who knows? she is gay. joe: i don't know. i am not very ambitious. i would like to see her get back on spotify. i am a big taylor's with avid alix: that's boring. -- i am a big taylor swift fan. alix: that's boring. joe: it is boring,

chafee's case, he is unabashadly, assertively muscular about it and he's normally soft spoken and geeky but he's taking it to her on the questions of the state department, her reputation, emails, money and o'malley is taking her on in terms of experience youth and he is trying to argue also on domestic policy that he can outdo her with voters. gwen: domestic policy might include his record as mayor of baltimore which has its issues lately. they all have baggage. that's what we live for. thank you, everybr.y. we have to go tonight. leaving you a little bit early so you can support stations that support us. we want to salute our great leader, sharon rockefeller, of weta here in washington, celebrating 25 years at the helm and we are counting on 25 more. we want to send our condolence to the family of vice president joan joe biden who lost a son husband, brother and father when former attorney general bo biden passed away this weekend. we wish you peace. that's all, folks. but there's more online in our "washington week" webcast where we'll talk more about politics. you can watch it later

we ran over there and my geeky roommate brought a cd and she signed it. she was at the height of her fame, sitting there in our neighbor's couch. >> in california. >> yes. >> she just smiled and said you guys are such college kid getaway. >> dave warren. >> little name dropping. >> he just kept going on and on and we met in college. >> a long time ago. >> felicia rashadd 67. >> we're beyond that. >> dave? >> we are talking about storms moving through and it is 35 miles an hour, so we will be pushing out soon. we have heavy rain, lightening and gust of wind moving through cumberland county and western atlantic county pushing off the coast in the next hour or so. 35 miles an hour. that is the speed. it is quick liz moving through. heavy downpour and once this storm moves out we have some rain coming down back edge moving through philadelphia. we will see a break dealing with the rain now and then this break is what we have coming up before more showers and storms fire off, later this afternoon. firefly music festival will 88 today. saturday 82. look at sund

diamond who played geeky fiend screech was someoned to four months behind bars in connection with a wisconsin barroom stabbing. 338-year-old apologized for his part in a christmas day fight and also sentenced to 15 months probation. >>> here in hollywood the stars came out and kept clothes on for the world premiere of magic mike double xl. the film reunites channing tatum and matt bomber and joe manage nell low as exotic dancers who take a road trip to their final show. >> i got into the best shape of my life for this film. and i think all the other guys dit too. >> reporter: magic mike double xl open next wednesday. >>> and taylor swift has made nice with apple. the pop star's 1989 album will be streamed on the iphone makers' new apple music service. swift had said she would withhold the album because apple wasn't going to pay royalties to artists within a 90 day trial period. apple changed its mind and so did swift. suzanne marques, cbs news, hollywood. >>> the decision is in? a case involving the late b.b. king. a judge has named his longtime business manager sole executor of his estate. t

it wasn't geeky to us. i was fun. maureen: jones wanted to attend a historically black college. she chose howard university. >> you learn things from the african-american perspective. even though the world isn't african-american, it's still nice to learn about your people. maureen: last year with the fellowship, she attended an innovation summit at silicon valley. at facebook's headquarters her team won a hack-a-thon, a brainstorming session to create a prototype of a future product. the mobile app was called "what's inside." >> this app was made for someone who was curious. kids possibly. if you put the camera over a coke can you could see what makes up a coke. maureen: the opportunities keep coming. united negro college fund has partnered with music mogul foundation. to award the senior a $50,000 scholarship. >> we want like the young great minds to know that somebody is listening. maureen: sarah is worrying less about student loan debt from graduate school. >> it's a big chunk of it. now i can study for my g.r.e. and apply for these schools. and kind of not have to worry so m

. >> but it's a huge geeky movie. and he's playing -- so he had to get in incredible shape.-- he likes to eat like a thousand chicken wings. >> seth: i've always said this about ike. when i used to live with him, if there was a new fast food commercial for a new kind of burger, by the time i turned to him i would just hear wheels in the driveway. [ laughter ] >> he looks amazing right now. which bothers dave a lot. >> seth: one of your oldest friends, b.j. novak, who you wrote with and co-starred with on "the office." i've heard this before. you think he and i look alike. >> okay, so b.j. novak. by the way, you're a great-looking guy. he's a great-looking guy. old fence, i believe he looks the evil tele-novella version of you. [ laughter ] like, you're good seth and he's seth that's like, "seth, seth." >> seth: yeah, we should shoot like a mexican soap opera. >> and like he's scarlett johannson. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> seth: bea! i guess, it's bea. "what are you doing here, bea?" >> and knowing his demeanor, it's not like -- yeah. >> seth: you have a new book c

i know it's geeky, but i really find this stuff exciting.calia and his dissenting opinion wrote that this is interpretive jiggery and pokery, he was essentially accusing the majority of messing with language. i get it that he's a colorful character, but is this a direct jab at anyone in particular or just at the process? and i'll go with you, jeff toobin? >> it's a direct jab at chief justice roberts. he's the one who wrote the opinion. and what makes it especially gritty is that roberts and scalia are usually on the same sides. they're both, generally, very conservative, so i think what made justice -- what made justice scalia so angry is that he's effectively saying, come on, you're a smart guy, we agree most of the time, how can you be so stupid in this case? i think roberts has a very good response to that, but, you know, these justices, they take their work very seriously. and when they lose, especially when justice scalia loses, they get mad. and that's a very mad, dissenting opinion. >> jonathan turley, i just want to read a little bi

another part of dodd-frank, is something called, and i don't want to get too geeky on you, but there i'm jp morgan and you come to me and say, i need to make a complicated transaction, i need to sell a lot of stock. i am your banker, so i have to buy that stock. so i'm not going to just dump it on the market after i buy it and then send the stock down. i'm gonna sell it a little at a time over days, maybe over a month. so what is that? is that proprietary trading or is that acting on behalf of a customer? >> seth: i'm sorry, i'm ibm? >> yeah, you're ibm. >> seth: okay, i gotcha. [ laughter ] >> exactly. exactly. >> seth: i was with you. i was just like, oh, my god, that's so exciting. >> the point is, that there are certain things in dodd-frank, that have dictated behavior for companies. like ge. ge is selling all of ge capital, why? because they don't want to be named systemically important have all of the rules that go along with it. >> seth: but, isn't the reason we have bank new regulations dictated by what happened, buy like what a lot of people like jamie dimon and those banks,

. >> reporter: and they compare her to a geeky character from television. >> she's like the nerdy characterveryone sort of picks on her. she's like so out of it. >> reporter: kailyn and brittany are clearly aware of what's going on and don't seem to like it. >> so you've read like "lord of the rings" a bunch of times? >> yeah, i like read the "lord of the rings" series. >> do you know, like elvish? >> oh, my god. so funny. >> reporter: kailyn tries to stare them down with a long, hard glare. >> i don't think your daughter likes those girls any more. >> your daughter gave them a good, cold, hard stare. >> reporter: if looks could kill, our bullies would be toast by now. but she doesn't say anything. >> no offense, but you're not like super with it. >> reporter: kailynn's jaw literally drops, as the bullies keep going. >> you should give us the video game answer. 'cause we don't play video games, 'cause we like, have social lives. >> reporter: finally, she's had enough. >> i think that was really disrespectful, like i'm not trying to be disrespectful to you guys, but just 'cause her taste isn

we're not taking our 2-year-old to see "dope," a geeky named malcolm. in a punk band. listens to hip-hop music. he and his friends find a stash of dope and have to figure 0 out how to get rid of it. they face a lot of distractions along the way. >> i could hang out here till he gets back if you want. >> we, you know hey. >> yeah. >> you want to come in? >> yeah. yeah. >> come in. >> we can't take sabine to see that. >> do not take the toddler. it's rated r, by the way. >> there it is. audience favorite at the sundance film festival. doing well with the critics. peter traverse say it gives a smashing breakout performance in a comedy of social expectation that plays like an exhilarating gift andologier moore says it's ambitious, smart funny, easily the most daring comedy of the summer. we haven't had two good ones in awhile, right? hi, anne. how are you doing? hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah. i miss her a lot but i'm okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed accep

i was really focusing on hispanics but when i got to the geeky numbers what was clear to me was latinost they generally live in states that are competitive. keep your eye on african-americans as we go forward. brendan: is this a new move for hillary clinton, has she taken up race before or can we look at it as a purely political move? guest: you look at her history and you can see that these are the issues she has been involved in. i am not sure when this particular event was scheduled. we had incredibly tragic and fast-moving events in the last week. i think she can talk to african-americans. i don't think that there is lingering bitterness from 2008. it's not so much that i think she would be against them but how do you re-create that phenomenal performance that barack obama had. for every percentage of african-americans that vote, it is almost a one-to-one additional percent for them across. >> does the black vote matter in ohio? guest: the black vote matters in ohio. it is about 14% of the electorate, but the democrats are getting 95% of that vote. so in that way, the democrats can

it's about a geeky teen named malcolm, a good student, plays in a punk band.a couple of hours, but i could hang out here until he gets back if you want. >> we you know -- >> hey. >> yeah? >> you want to come in? >> yeah, yeah. >> come in. >> we can't take sabine to see that. >> no do not take the toddler to this one. it's rated "r," by the way. >> okay there it is. it was an audience favorite at the sundance film festival. it's doing really well with the critics. approaching its wide reliever peter travers says "it gives a smashing breakout performance in a comedy of social expectation that plays out as a gift." and roger moore says it's "ambitious smart, funny, easily the most daring movie of the summer." we haven't had two good ones in "insomniac theater" in a while. you used to sleep like a champ. then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. introducing the sleep number bed with sleepiq™ technology. it tracks your sleep and tells yo

. >> we go because there's other crazy geeky people hanging out. >> and that means over the next tenfying into other things, it may be a different business. >> gamers -- it's almost like comic bookstores are never going to completely go away. you need other comic book crazies. >> and that's a physical business. >> you speak from experience. >> that's what i mean. i am speaking from experience. go ahead, rob. >> one of the things we saw this week that's very interesting is the emergence of strong female characters in some of the games that are coming. there's a tomb raider lara croft game coming this fall. there's a new character being announced in assassins creed syndicate. she's the twin sister of the main character. that will be a strong female character as well. in fifa this fall you'll be able to play with the women's teams. and then next year in games like mirrors edge and recore we've got more strong female characters coming. i think that's going to appeal to the female gamers and bring a new set of customers into our stores. >> all right, rob. thanks. appreciate it. >> thank y