giles, the victim of assault.w you create the commission of a crime when there was no crime committed. and in both instances, you wrongfully convict both a woman who is being abused and, again, i can't reiterate enough, a war veteran who was being assaulted outside of a club here in tallahassee. and that for me is problematic in terms of its application. and it seems to be a constant occurrence, especially among people of color. >> phyllis, how long has michael been in jail now? >> just at four years, sir. >> how is he doing? is he still hopeful? >> he is hopeful, weapon this. he knows that i'm doing this. so he is very hopeful that when the petition rolls up 200,000, he is very home. >> phyllis giles and state senator dwight bullard, thank you. >> thank you. >> so much for your time. and i promise we'll be following michael's story closely. >> thank you, reverend sharpton. >> thank you, sir. >>> still ahead, is chris christie trying to avoid questions about the bridge scandal? we'll tell you what happened at a to

with reporters martin giles of the economist and cap crunch's colleen taylor, this week on press here. >> good morning, i'm scott mcgrew. attorney mike good win once posited an idea that would essentially become known as god win's law, he says all arguments online eventually end up being about hitler. now, this sounds ridiculous, hit lander the holocaust were the worst thing to ever happen in human history and nothing, nothing can possibly be compared to it ever. well, as i am sure you have heard tom perkin who is the proud owner of the biggest yacht on planet earth and a venture capitalist managed to do it to be absolutely specific in a letter published in the "wall street journal", perkins compared the up rest over high-tech riches in san francisco, the attacks on google buses and whatnot to kristallnacht, the night of broken glass. he later said he regretted the reference. now, normally onings this kind of imbusiness cilic behavior but even his own company could not. kleiner perkins, of which he is the perkins part wrote "tom perkins not been involved in the company in years. we we

police take the suspect, stow resident joshua giles, into custody. he's only 17, but he's already got a lengthy rap sheet. >> we had dealt with the suspect before. i knew the name once i had heard it. >> according to the police report, giles stole the truck the previous night to get to a friend's house. the next morning he invited two other friends on a joyride. the two passengers say they had no idea it was stolen. giles is convicted on multiple counts of aggravated assault and one count of auto theft. he pleads guilty and is sentenced to three years in juvenile detention. it took a team effort to run this reckless teen down. and it was all "caught on camera." >>> coming up -- a desperate prize-winning stallion in over his head two miles out in the ocean. ♪ [ screaming ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the bold, all-new nissan rogue with intuitive all-wheel drive. because winter needs a hero. ♪ because winter needs a hero. [ mthat if you wear a partial,w you're almost twice as likely to lose your supporting teeth? try poligrip for partials. polig

as cbs reporter michele gile shows us: both of their hearts are on the mend. >>> it's an extra speciale in southern california. as cbs reporter michelle jillly shows us, both of their hearts are on the mend. >> hey, how are you doing. >> reporter: two months ago today 54-year-old kelly davis had a heart attack. as unfortunate as that was for the huntington beach resident the discovery of her heart disease likely saved her husband robert's life. >> every question they asked me that i said no to -- >> i was sitting there listening to it and i said yes. >> diabetic yes. >> high blood pressure. >> reporter: as they met with a cardiologist in newport beach answering vital health questions, it was discovered that kelly had 90% blockage in one artery and an aneurysm that required a two vessel bypass. >> she has an anterior wall defect. >> reporter: but even more significant was robert's hidden heart disease uncovered as he helped his wife through her medical ordeal. robert had five blocked arteries and was feeling tightness in his chest. >> it's not uncommon, we see this. the genetic risk fac

martin giles of the economic this week on "press here". >> good morning, my first guest would tell you whatever coffee you are sipping this morning is not as good as his coffee. he serves each and every day at blue bottle coffee, so fine and carefully crafted, some would say so fusscy, it's drawn all kinds of attention and money from some of san francisco's most rich and powerful. recently a who's who list of tech entrepreneurs poured their money into blue bottle, including founders of twitter and instagram. to think blue bottle's founder james freeman didn't go to business school. his talent is playing the clarinet. what are you going to do with all that money? >> we're going to build shops. >> how many shops? >> i don't know. we're going to build some r and d facilities and goal is to be better, not just to be bigger. all of our investors are very happy to contribute towards that goal. >> you've anticipated one of my biggest questions, do you take any quality brand, i think you can only get so big before you can't get better. >> i think that might be true. but so the question is how

ten thousand troops beyond year and to deal with possible terror attacks and trying to steal from giles often forces. but karzai has refused to sign a bilateral security agreement or bsa that would enable that to tbedi the decision aft h succee that these new designs before dating. it's not. i think that the deity that it isn't something important for afghanistan. the onsite dublin ca about our force to the election. iam groupies continuing peace insurgency across the country. and two senior aides to a prominent times a washout dad in iraq on top of that. here i'll tear up ask as many borders of all time no wrinkles in the last election. security concerns are risgs time again. he spends in tuesday's did a great site that i bought. most of them agreed on the need for colts with extremistswhile there's no big difference in the leading candidates campaign pledges the study conducted by a us research these cute shelves dani and outdoor up on front runners. in the previous presidential poll five years ago. macie invalid drinking was reported. staging of hand election as well as dealing with

. >> giles and nick may have aimed high, but they do not think flying solo is for everyone. >> it takestime. you really do need to focus. no success comes overnight. i think you need that passion. if you have a burning desire, you can do anything. you can conquer it. i do not think it is in everyone's dna. let's continue the conversation on entrepreneurship . we are joined by judy myers. great to have you on the program. you are more focused on tech companies, right? there is a vacuum where you hear about great companies that they never get to the market. is this because we do not foster talent? is her talent we do not hear about? >> it is amazing to me when i hear that. technology is not really an industry anymore. it is a layer that is affecting all businesses. you canunderstand how invest in retail or media or whatever you might invest in the public markets without understanding how technology affects those terms. one of the most successful technology ipo's was a french company. oftheir retargeting advertising, it is a massive industry that affects the likes of the wpp's and the rest

while i was working on american sniper which i wrote with chris giles, another great american, one night chris and i were hanging around in his den and were looking at some pictures. the picture came up of some guys were about to go out on a seals mission and endorse one was a lot taliban the other people in the room. and growing slightly different uniform. and i said, who is that big guy? chris looked at me and, well, it's the only iraqi i ever trusted with a gun. that's pretty interesting. tell me about that. told me that was the translator they call the johnny walker and chris letang about some of the missions. i have to say that i write fiction and the story that chris was telling me that is so much more remarkable and more fictional and more thrilling than the stores i've ever come up with. i almost stopped writing novels. we ended up putting john in the book, in "american sniper." he sent about a paragraph. we chang changed again and his background because we were very weary at the time, we thought, johnny, we thought you were still in iraq. our book came out, "american sniper" cam

martin giles of the economic this week on "press here". >> good morning, my first guest would tell youg is not as good as his coffee. he serves each and every day at blue bottle coffee, so fine and carefully crafted, some would say so fusscy, it's drawn all kinds of attention and money from some of

with reporters martin giles of the economist and cap crunch's colleen taylor, this week on press herecgrew. attorney mike good win once posited an idea that would essentially become known as god win's law, he says all arguments online eventually end up being about hitler. law, this sounds ridiculous, hit

let's ring in tom giles. break it down for us. not often see carl icahn back down from anything. he saw the writing on the wall. said thatme out and we see no reason for them to be hamstrung in this way. we do not want them micromanaged. we do not want someone coming in and telling apple to do something beyond what it already does. they have already returned a great deal of their cash to shareholders. you also have to keep in mind how much of that money is held off of sure, as opposed to in the u.s. it is one thing to return cash that is already here. >> who quieted carl icahn? who is iss? >> this is a shareholder advisory firm. they give advice to shareholders on various proposals that are before the shareholding bodies. >> if i am running the rule fund, the rule value fund -- i have 147 holdings. i need them, don't i? >> they look to these firms for advice. there are a lot of proposals every year before every company. you are a fund manager and you want someone you can trust grid there's a belief that they are looking out for the little guy. >> is this a move that pushes back a

amazon is announcing is creating 2500 new full-time jobs at centers in the united states for the giles benefits packages and wages are more than 30% higher than those of its competitors. oonves and cbs is reporting earnings today. aa march madness comes on the heels of a deal inked with the nfl to acquire the rights for thursday night football. joining us now is jon erlichman. cbs is firing on all cylinders. can they start the mending higher programming costs? >> i think they are in a position to do that. you look at what is happened with the broadcasters who have gone back to the cable companies and told them to pay more money for programming, most of the time, they have a pretty easy time. the cable companies don't like it but you think back to cbs battling time warner cable last year. pleased fans were not with the idea that they would not necessarily be able to watch games on cbs. on you will have games thursday night for at least half of the season, eight games on cbs. it is like cbs has more ammunition when it comes to reaching these deals or squeezing more out of the pay tv play

giles is with us on microsoft. >> the big number today is $51 billion which is how much rush is spendingn the sochi olympics. that would be the most ever for the winter olympics and what do they get for it? we will look at the staggering cost in a moment here on "bloomberg surveillance," on bloomberg television, streaming on your phone, your tablet, and bloomberg.com. ♪ morning, everyone. it's not new york, it's not boston, it's the windy city, chicago. , and ugly 14ice degrees with four inches of snow in chicago. we say good morning to all of you in the early morning of the midwest of america. this is what bloomberg surveillance." olivia sterns and michael mckee is with me. no snow in puerto rico but no good news is there as the s&p/is the islands debt to junk level. this comes as puerto rico struggles with a long recession and unemployment, over 15%. this is triggering a big exodus from puerto rico. many people are moving to the mainland. the downgrade has broad implications this matters. the puerto rican debt is held by 70% of u.s. municipal market funds. the pace of economic growth i

giles about that, but he said he's the head of the consumer business and wanted to talk about what theyre launching here today. back to you. >> we'll catch up with you later in the show. dixon retail confirming in preliminary talks with carphone warehouse. >>> now what's up with the whatsapp, did facebook overpay for the firm? we'll have that later on in the show. stay with us. [ male announcer ] these days, a small business can save by sharing. like carpools... polly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're loving this communal seating. oh, it's great. yeah. [ male announcer ] the best thing to share? a data plan. ♪ new at&t mobile share value plans for business. our best value plans ever. for example, you can get 10 gigs of data to share. and 5 lines would be $175 a month. plus you can add a line anytime for $15 a month. sharing's never been better for business. ♪ >>> welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm julia chatney, and these are your headlines. hsbc is warning of choppy markets ahead this year. >>> ousted ukr