law enforcement agents took goto's threat seriously. lives under tokyo police protection. are you concerned that there is an american citizen here whose life is at risk? >> very much so. we think the japanese police are doing what they can to make sure that no harm comes to mr. adelstein. i mean, we certainly don't want to see anything happen to him. >> what do you have to do in your daily life to stay alive? >> you have to keep your rooms shuttered because you don't want a sniper to pick you off across from somebody's house. >> so do you live in darkness? >> when i'm up in my room typing, yes. all the rooms are shuttered. i try to avoid open windows. you got to be very careful on rainy days, because when yakuza take people out, they like to do it on rainy days, because fewer people are on the streets, and the rain washes away the trace evidence. >> even in disgrace, tadamasa goto still has a small army of loyal soldiers and a hit out on jake adelstein. the yakuza say he will never be safe. >> so if jake had done that to you, you would

the goto fixer. his famously known for reinventing the billion-dollar powerhouse. he is trying to save blackberry. why did he take on the challenge? i asked him this very question on the latest addition. >> people are telling you that blackberry is already dead? >> yes. >> wanted you take this job? >> i think i shone retirement. -- sun retirement. that's probably the real reason i could give you an idea about industry and there are great company with a lot of technology therefore i think there is potential but that does not automatically answer the question of why i am doing. i started being the chairman of the company. awas going to formulate strategy. i thought i was a little too old to run around the world and play cowboy. once i got into it i find it is hard to just guide without doing. and we don't have a lot of time to find another team and another person and think about the strategy. we have to get it done. so right, wrong or indifferent i decided to become the ceo. >> so you're not crazy? >> i'm not i think there is a lot of potential here. it is not a done

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with over 30 years experience working in enterprise technology, he has become the goto turnaround guyn successfully remade sybase, the raising and evaluation from $362 million to $5.8 billion in a sale to sap. he is blackberry ceo, attempting to save the smartphone maker and return it to profitability by 2016. he is the latest guest on "studio 1.0" airing tonight at 8:30 p.m. right here on bloomberg television. also has an exclusive interview with mark zuckerberg of facebook. you can see excerpts of that interview throughout the day here on bloomberg television. stay with us. another check of the market movers is on the other side of the break. have been up-and-down following comment from the president of the european central bank, mario draghi. "bottom line" continues in just a moment. ♪ >> get the latest headlines at the top of the hour on bloomberg radio and streaming on your tablet and bloomberg.com. that does it for this edition of "bottom line." i"m mark crumpton. "on the market" is next. ♪ whichis 56 past the hour means bloomberg television is on the market. let's get you caugh

let's goto bertha coombs. >> you look at some of the usual suspects often the most volatile. is time to sell people hit the sell button. go pro now off 6.25%. tesla, netflix, these are names that when there is a sell off get hit hard and are leading the way down. apple is the big one with its massive market cap and despite the fact that we are seeing analysts continue to be bullish about their prospects as we go into the holiday season for iphone sales it is getting hit hard and responsible for about 15 points. bio techs continue to hold up. that is the one bit of positive news here on the back of the acquisition news for cubist. >> thank you very much. we should note that the 30 year long bond has extended gains. that is pretty much the case all the way across the curve. the money is going into the safe haven of the bond market. it certainly is leaving the nyse. mary thompson is here with me. it is energy stocks but seems to be more to it than that. >> talked to a couple of traders and they said actually it was technically driven. you have the s&p falling below support here

blackberry is aiming to own the niche area and enterprise use and to be the goto device and service ining back from the mainstream consumer marketing efforts of a few years ago to focus on that. >> what is the unique selling point to the enterprise market of a blackberry? is it a keyboard, security? >> for the users, the keyboard is a high priority for certain users. for i.t. departments, the security as by far the biggest selling point. they are still the gold standard and security. neither the iphone and especially not the android competitors come close. probably the closest competitor as microsoft with its windows phone. not really because of the security effort, it is more because of services like office .hat microsoft has for blackberry, it is more a question of honing in on those services. on its security and device management to build its customer base. >> if you were in charge of blackberry, what would you do? doesn't need to look different? people like the keyboard. can they keep it classic and innovate? >> blackberry released the whichrt a few months ago, looked radically dif

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