in washington, voters considering 12 candidates fighting to replace doc hastings. former governor sarah palin headlined a summit in denver.

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reed hastings shared some good news with his friends and followers on the social network.ressive facebook entry from the floor of the nyse. nicole? >> reporter: it's so interesting because reed hastings makes a post on facebook about netflix, and he wants to show his excitement. you could sense his excitement, but at the same time trying not to be too excited. what is he telling us on facebook? what he's saying is netflix -- and he calls it a minor milestone -- outpaced hbo in subscriber revenue. it's just by a hair, but they did it. so they came in, netflix came in with 1 .146 billion to hbo's 1.141 billion. now, reed hastings on his post said, look, we passed hbo in subscriber revenue, they still kick our rear ends, and he didn't say rear end, in profits and emmys, but hey, right? we're making progress. and indeed they are, right? netflix certainly is a winner here today, we also know they do have emmy nominations, more than 30 of them for "orange is the new black," "house of cards" and such. we have seen netflix doing great not only today, up about 3%, but a winner this

uc hastings law professor hadar aviram and advocacy director courtney radsch.his is obviously a story we will continue to follow. coming up, how can you request uber outside of the app? teaming up with different apps to make it seamless. we talked to their senior vice president for business next. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. 47 arrested in ferguson as this continues to protest in the unarmed teenager shot, michael brown. the rest of the city is trying to return to relative calm. last night was the first time in four days authorities did not use tear gas. one group of volunteers have been broadcasting from the streets. argus radio has drawn thousands of viewers for streaming the protest from the ground. i'm joined via live stream from the streets of ferguson. first of all, what is the latest on the ground from your perspective right now? >> we are in clayton outside of the justice center were a small group of protesters have gathered. we do see a small police line and roping off of the area on the other side of the street to await news

the clock is ticking for sheryl sandberg, bill gates, and reed hastings to take the challenge.watching. all day today on bloomberg television, live from atlantic city where it's lights out for three more casinos in the next few weeks. casino revenue has been sliding for years, dropping another 11% last month to $274 million. online gaming only accounted for $10 million of that. trish regan joins us live on the boardwalk. you have been talking to everyone all the way up to donald trump and the digital boardwalk, as i understand, has not really lived up to expectations. >> online gaming was seen as a panacea. there was an expectation that it would really, really help atlantic city an new jersey in terms of the tax revenue it would bring in. there was estimates that predicted the revenue around $1.2 billion which would have generated about $108 million in tax revenue. it looks like that tax revenue is going to be somewhere around $34 million to $55 million. really, nothing like what the state had anticipated. it looks like at this stage, online gaming is not going to be what saves

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and it's a really, really sad situation that i think the international community needs to move post haste to end before this gets completely out of control. >> many thanks indeed for telling us about your experiences. let's bring in the professor of arab studies from columbia university. thank you for being with us. a broken ceasefire, a humanitarian situation as we were hearing there that gets more and more desperate by the day, and a willingness, it seems by both sides to continue the violence at all costs. how on earth is all of this going to end? this >> it's very hard to see how it can going to end. on the one hand israel has announced a variety of objectives, which seem very difficult to achieve, and particularly completely disarmament of the gaza strip given the experience the gazans have had. this is the third round of this since 2009, and given that gaza has been under siege and blockage that entire time. i don't see how the gazans will go back into their cages and allow demilitarization. and what hamas is asking for, and this has been a national demand, is that there be a liftin

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and there are many more people like haste holdings out there who are keen to do business with companies from america. my recommendation is anyone going to africa to do business first focus on finding the right local partner. >> thank you both. i want to check from the audience if we have a question you would like to go to the gentlemen. i see none and i will go back to the panel and let you have your last words. david? >> first, i would say america is probably behind other parts of the world in investing in africa. there maybe historic or other reasons why american companies haven't moved to africa like chinese companies have. i don't think it is too late to catch up. i think american countries need to spend more time looking at the companies in africa. secondly, this is a very good and unusual summit. i have been to many summits, and business meeting and conferences and everybody has, but the trick is the follow-up. i hope there is a mechanisms to follow-up the conference and i assume they will find a mechanisms to make sure this doesn't happen just once but frequently and those of us

police are asking anyone who went to the popeye's haste night to give them a call. >>> three days after her family remains hopeful that she'll be okay. her daughter released a statement saying the family is keeping their fingers crossed and thanking people for support. she was undergoing a minor procedure in manhattan thursday when her heart stopped. she's 81 years old but looked to be in good health just the day before. >>> some kids have gone back to class. we'll tell you about some changes come thing school year aimed at keeping kids safe. >>> it's a busy night. prince william, fauquier county, montgomery, fairfax counties under a severe thunderstorm warning. warning. jus ♪ good morning, usher! hey! did you know bees communicate through dance? me too... we're practically twins! >>> less than 48 hours, hundreds of thousands of students will be heading back to school in virginia, from supplies to safety, we show you how they're getting prepped for the first day back. >> reporter: 50%, 60%, 70% off. big sales drove moms, dads, and their children intoo potomac mills mall. >> camo pants

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mark's top-ranked status was echoed by a columnist for scientific american, who that he haste emerged as one of the clearest writers on all matters economic today. the next, milton freeman -- milton friedman. mark comes byand, his knowledge of milton friedman on a first-hand basis. reveal, they had a dear, but occasionally prickly relationship. the two of them constantly argued over a variety of issues, but always remained cordial. mark was probably the last person to go out to lunch with milton friedman he for he died of a heart attack on november 16, 2006. mark over account their friendship, -- will recount their friendship and discuss their differences over money, education, taxation, the nobel prize, religion, and host of other topics. only once did things get a cat out of control -- a tad out of control, a moment when mark tore up milton friedman's $20 bill. i will let him regale you with the details of that story. a jack of many trades and . master of most of them a phd in economics from george washington university, he has been a university professor, an economist, an investmen

there's an old expression marry in haste, repent in leisure and i think we have that here in the case of a complicated law. many of you have mentioned it and all of a sudden it seems a rush to get this done even though most of you i think have admitted you aren't fully conversant with all that is in here. now, i don't see any reason why there is this immediate need to pass this thing when you yourselves as commissioner keane mentioned will ultimately have to deal with the out fall when you realize there are things that weren't covered, or should have been covered going forward. now the second thing i would like to say number one this memo from the sutton law firm shouldn't be considered in this discussion. the sunshine ordinance rieshes anything that is going to included in the discussions or . >> >> deliberations had to be in today and it wasn't in there and i reviewed it online and wasn't on line and as a result it's illegal to have it introduced here when members of the public had no opportunity to look at it consider whether or not they want to attend this meeting and what's what

ceo reid hastings announced the company passed industry goliath hbo in subscriber revenue. he says they're still behind in profits and emmies but says he is, quote, honored to be in the same league. >>> political campaign ads getting nasty already. and richard nixon tweeting? really? scrambled politics is next. @ñ >>> some good news for nsa leaker edward snowden. russia just announced he can stay in their country for three more years. and snowden was like, old news, bro. i leaked that yesterday. the russian government said edward snowden can stay three more years. or as obama put it, oh, that was going to be his prison sentence anyway. doesn't matter to me. >> now here's your first look at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. we're one step closer to finding out exactly what happened to lois lerner's e-mails. asking for a court appointed forensic expert to look for the e-mails. it's a significant victory for the embattled irs. >>> alaska's republican senator lisa murkowski is demanding her counterpart take down an ad featuring the two of them. her lawyer claims the ad

down and the entire room and decided to the woods bin to five months to shape the agenda but then hast to me that chair realistic. if anything happened on the way to the ranch. but clinton made well got all of his legislative staff done in four days and as a result his leading the opposition of the gulf war sam nunn took a terrific amount of criticism id georgette and around the country. his approval ratings dropped down a 65%. it was too much and he called me and said i don't want to do this anymore. so it was clearly clinton had to be the nominee. i will tell you one other story. then try to wrap this up, but clinton had a few problems on the way to the nomination. and then i heard about the affair with gennifer flowers and he had written a letter that some people interpreted as he was trying to get out of the draft. of during be a non. but in january of 1992, i was going up to york and i had just done the hell were down to with the publisher of "the new york times" and in those-- the newspapers were really important. it was the whole currency of politics in many ways. arthur just to

now, the louie house on haste street will move to the same lot as the blood house on durant. >> it'snot yet clear when the second move will take place. both restored homes will be remodels into apartments but will preserve their classic design. >> they're beautiful. i'm not sure i want to live in a place called the bloodhounds, but -- >> world news with davidmuir is next. >>> from all of us here, thanks so much for the company. we appreciate your time, as always. we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight breaking developments from st. louis after rising tensions and tear gas. what we have learned about the police officer. and you see the new surveillance tape and the burst of outrage because of it. >>> severe storms hitting right now, the middle of the country next and heading east. the rescues the team pulled from the raging waters. the driver rescued, too. >>> an abc news exclusive. the amish girls kidnapped and tonight the hero at the front door, what he reveals right here. >>> making a slash, michael strahan with the challenge. justin timberlake. the holly

ceo reed hastings announced the company passed industry goliath hbo in subscriber revenue.ey're still behind in profits, but says he is honored to be in the same league. >>> check out some political stories that caught our eye. we are no step closer to finding out what exactly happened to lois lerner's missing emails. a federal judge has rejected a bid from conservative groups asking for a court-appointed forensics expert to look for those emails. it's a significant victory for the embattled irs. >>> cease and desist. lisa murkowski asks that her opponent take down an ad featuring both of them. take a look at this part of the ad nar ated by an alaskan voter. >> lisa murkowsdee vote as much as 80% of the time together. i don't think we ought to break up that team. >> according to the hill the senator's camp is standing by the ad's accuracy. >>> senator rand paul was seen getting up and walking away with an encounter with two immigration dreamers this week. the candidate from south dakota is mocking the libertarian senator with a new ad. check it out. >> i'm gordon howie. i'm

. >> looking into the camera, zuckerberg nominated bill gates, cheryl sandberg, and reid hastings. they have to take on the challenge within 24 hours, or donate to the als foundation. hopefully, they'll do both. in the past few weeks, everyone from ethel kennedy to justin timberlake has taken part in the challenge. >> can you wait until the ice melts? >> no. let's check in. rob, would that make it worse? >> perhaps. >> he would know. >> i think those ice cubes, depending on the size, that's going to hurt a little bit. but mark zuckerberg, ice water in the veins, did not affect him at all. he k llooked very comfortable. no ice bucket challenge in san jose. a bit cooler in san francisco and the north bay, where the low clouds are lingering around the peninsula and coast. you can see the low clouds around the golden gate bridge, across the central bay, near the bay bridge toll plaza, but clear skies around san jose. and there you see the low clouds down the coast. it will play out today as a classic tale of our summer microclimates, going from the cool versus warm, 60s closer to san f

this wasn't just done to, you, john dean, and hasteds. it was done to all the foreign leaders, done to anyone who went into the oval office, and he just was coin of saying -- kind of saying the confidence that people should expect when they come see the president, we're not going to care about that. it is in my interest to do this taping. then when it was disclosed, the idea that no one is ever going to get the tapes. >> guest: what is interesting he is troubled by that very fact himself, he tells haldeman, i don't feel comfortable doing this. so he knows it's wrong. but he doesn't pull the plug. >> host: and what is amazing about this book, in a sense, it kind of seals the conclusion about nixon, and what you have done is you brought the microscope as close to this presidency as anyone could, and for that it's a public service. at the same time it is a really long book, and all of the detail and all of the -- for somebody who wants to relive and relive in technicolor and for many, many hours, this will tell the story, and -- >> guest: i

security state is spying on our politicians and journalists etc now we have the death of michael hastings last year in the united states who is directly investigating the cia and john brennan who were spying on politicians we had this a few weeks ago even the senate intelligence committee the cia you know knowing on it so there is a real crisis in democracy tony i can feel your passion i hear you you've given us a lot to think of you are certainly lots of questions that many people are asking and we hope to follow up with some of the people in power to try to answer some of those questions thank you very much for your time tony gosling investigative journalist the air we're doing that thanks terry. right and these are the pictures so from here forward people have gathered there to protest against what they see as government in action to help the soldiers trapped in the city of india that the demonstrators want to help to be sent to the troops and are calling for the resignation of the defense minister and his policy reports despair is growing both among the soldiers and their families. as

is vaporized in some way and that would possibly be by direct haste with explosives . very intense fire the chemical does that's a date once it's in the air it is there for a very long time. degrades in the atmosphere very very slowly if it lives on soil towards it is also there for quite a long time it doesn't degrade it will easily that has implications obviously for people for the environment for any crops that are grown so really a chemical plant or to be a no go zone in any conflict. ukraine's inviting the red cross to organize aid for people in lugansk and that's what president petro poroshenko has told the u.s. secretary of state the eastern hub of resistance declared a humanitarian disaster last week and russia has tried to send in emergency aid but the offer was turned down by key of money for national is in the devastated city forests. the guns to made luke abandoned but the rusting people here. those who didn't flee have a daily struggle to survive. the city has been without electricity for more than a week now but it's the shortage of water which poses the

drive slowly down the congested main streets-- beaubien and hastings-- trapped in the mesh of saturdaynight. we were freshly escaped, black middle class. we snickered and were proud; the louder the streets, the prouder. we laughed at the bright clothes of a prostitute; a man sitting on a curb with a bottle in his hand. we smelled barbecue cooking in dented washtubs and our mouths watered. as much as we wanted it, we couldn't take the chance. rhythm and blues came from the windows, the throaty voice of a woman lost in the bass, in the drums, in the dirty down and out-- the grind. ♪"i love to see a funeral, then i know it ain't mine." ♪ we rolled our windows down so that the waves rolled over us like blood. we hoped to pass invisibly, knowing on monday we would return safely to our jobs, the post office, and classroom. we wanted our sufferings to be offered up as tender meat, and our triumphs to be belted out in raucous song. we had lost our voice in the suburbs, in conant gardens, where each brick house delineated a fence of silence; we had lost the right to sing in the street and damn

and i think that i have pretty much talked to every person who lives in the 3-block area over the hast four months, easily. and if not seeing them more than, you know, more than many times. and as far as the project we have had to go through a long process of a change of use. and with several of the determinations by the zoning administrators to make sure that we comply with the plans and revisions for 2014 and we have been assigned the permit which is the first place of entertainment that is assigned to any establishment south of the market for the 32 years since the 1982 moratorium and it is quite a, you know, a wonderful thing to be able to have, the ability to do this. and to help to support the entertainment commission. and the building permits are in the final stages of approval and we are waiting for the fire department to give us the blessing and if everything goes well we will start the construction at the end of the month and we will be opened in january for the play offs and catch the super bowl as the first grand hurrah and as far as the convenience and the necessary of thi

little brother a couple of years ago in the bronx to this day the officer that killed him richard haste has not been brought to justice it's a struggle that we were very much involved with in a building with the family of ramadi graham in the bronx and so when this happened for us we really felt the need to express solidarity with the community in ferguson with michael brown's family we also our collective in the bronx has a personal connection to michael brown's family also was a member of our collective grew up with michael brown's cousin and so also was very much a personal thing to be able to go and build and express solidarity with michael brown's family. a ride to you said one of the things that struck you during your visit with michael brown's family was their view of brown's final action before his death can you talk about what they meant by that. michael brown's final action i think showed a lot about his character and we want to talk about this because you know the media's been assassinating his character and more than anything he was a selfless show that he was a selfless man

. >> reporter: the video only hastes a -- only lasts a few seconds before the power goes out. but it captured the start of the earthquake. objects rained down on brown street. some of the debris smashed an empty car, a gaping hole visible at the top of the old courthouse. live on ktvu this morning some told us they were just trying to assess the damage at home. >> my husband had told me that him and my son had almost died. a smoker had fell over on top of them. i rushed home as soon as i could. >> reporter: kerry kessler was in a bathroom at the andaz hotel when the quake hit. >> the force of the quake threw me off the toilet and at the same time the mirror was breaking up and flying. >> reporter: she snapped this photo before being taken to the hospital. city inspectors have red tagged at least four buildings too dangerous for anyone to go inside. managers acknowledged some reenforced masonry buildings have not been retrofitted by required. >> i was swaying and it went on and on and on. >> reporter: val's liquor store owner found his business scattered with bottles. >> i'm ju

drive slowly down the congested main streets-- beaubien and hastings-- trapped in the mesh of saturdayight. we were freshly escaped, black middle class. we snickered and were proud; the louder the streets, the prouder. we laughed at the bright clothes of a prostitute; a man sitting on a curb with a bottle in his hand. we smelled barbecue cooking in dented washtubs and our mouths watered. as much as we wanted it, we couldn't take the chance. rhythm and blues came from the windows, the throaty voice of a woman lost in the bass, in the drums, in the dirty down and out-- the grind. ♪"i love to see a funeral, then i know it ain't mine." ♪ we rolled our windows down so that the waves rolled over us like blood. we hoped to pass invisibly, knowing on monday we would return safely to our jobs, the post office, and classroom. we wanted our sufferings to be offered up as tender meat, and our triumphs to be belted out in raucous song. we had lost our voice in the suburbs, in conant gardens, where each brick house delineated a fence of silence; we had lost the right to sing in the street and damn c

m&a lawyer for paul hastings, democratic fundraiser., former vice president al gore goes to court, suing the company that bought his tv channel -- al jazeera. a challenger to action sports camera gopro, what polaroid has come up with. stay with us "in the loop." ♪ >> al gore has to the al jazeera network for fraud and breach of contract, claiming the satellite news provider owes him and his partner $65 million from the deal to buy his network current tv. he claims the family that owns the network oh he and his partner that much money in escrow funds tied to the deal. for more, i want to bring back paul hastings and richard farley. it is an interesting story for for the both called al first game, but i find the whole story of al jazeera fascinating. i was actually watching it last night. i think was a very well-done program. i don't see how the american public is going to start watching this network. that is not the point in any case. what is the deal? >> we don't know a lot because last time i checked the complaint, it was still sealed,