president obama in chicago at hyde park i said were in for some dark times they're not only question hp use, but they're going to question any attempt to speak to the suffering of black communities. what we've witnessed over the last eight years and you've seen this in your work is how difficult it has been to give voice to the suffering that has taken place. >> at the time, i immediately believed that the post- racial was a spin move being infected

hp says it will use this logo on it's premium laptops. for about $1200 and up. >>> thousands of doctors are being disciplined by state medical boards for serious wrong doing. >> but finding out who those doctors are can be difficult. >> michael finney has more. >> reporter: we have the list. consumer reports was able to obtain a list of the california doctors currently on probation. it's a powerful look into the weaknesses that the current system, when it comes to informing patients, when they have a problem doctor. nearly 500 doctors in california are on probation for dangerous doctoring or unprofessional behavior. their offenses range from practicing medicine under the influence of illegal drugs, to sexual misconduct with patients. others have been charged with negligence, leading to botched surgeries and wrongful deaths. and the director of consumer reports say patient project says it's a national problem. >> hundreds of doctors in the u.s. keep practicing even though they're on probation for serious issues, such as drug abuse and gros

us. we would leeike to be as much hp as possible to bringing more visitors to mie. >> not far away, an auto dealership is gearing up for the gathering of world leaders. it is heading a camper with special interior. the furniture is made of locally grown japanese cypress. traditional. company officials say the custom fittings have pumped up the price, but they wanted to create a roving ambassador, and it doesn't pay to cut corners. >> translator: we want people to know more about mie's tradition and culture. we'll keep trying to promote the prefecture to the world. >> mie prefecture was the first place in the world to produce cultured pearls for jewelry. the visit might be surprised where they show up. these are pearl oyster shells and pearls. they are the company that makes it. this is how they did it. they molded the pearls in resin casings before fitting them into their products. some of the gradings are now dressing up a golf course, very close to the summit meeting. >> translator: the most difficult part was to give our products warmth. we want to help support the pearl industry by givi

let us hp grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov from icy ocean waters...to your wild-ckitchenyou make incredible meals. get your first two meals free at blueapron.com/cook. >> welcome back, hillary clinton and bernie sanrs sparring over who is the true new yorker in the presidential race. mrs. clinton in an argument having major issues getting on the subway. and sanders having a comical exchange with the editor of the new york daily b board. >> and ride the subway-- >> do you really? >> do you really? how do you ride the subway today? how do you get on the subway today. >> token-- >> wrong. maria: joining me right now is former gubernatorial candidate and trumphairman carl palladino. thank you for joining us. who is the real new yorker? is that going to resonate? >> i don't thinkhat hillary was ever a new yorker. i'd give sanders credit he was next door. maria: she was the new york senator. >> she came to new york to be a senator. she obviously was-- didn't really suit the new york voters when she was there. she just occupied space and took the title and she's the one that pro

one that the mid single to high single digit decline in pcs that brian krzanich shared with us and the fact hpuld have bought lexmark. i don't want to be in that hp. i like the meg whitman hp, the enterprise. and dividing the company up is a prelude to what i think intel will do. i'm pushing that. no banking business. >> bold call. what's on mad tonight? >> we've got biomarrin with spectacular news about hemophilia and then bill pulte. unhappy with current management. >> heck of a fight there. >> it is. a house divided by the way will not stand. that's not bill pulte, it's linco lincoln. >> see you tonight, jim. nice show. "mad money" tonight at 6:00. when we come back, former wells fargo ceo dick kovacevich and coke's ceo james quincey. don't go anywhere. >>> good wednesday morning. welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla, david faber, markets tepid after yesterday's climb. oil continues to get buffeted. >>> coming up shortly on the program. former chairman and ceo of wells fargo dick kovacevich, his views on the economy, on politics and on the health of the banking secto

td ameritrade -- the ceo is going to join us here in the hp greenroom.ll coming here on bloomberg television at 3:45 p.m.. that's an interview that you do not want to miss on "bloomberg markets." ♪ vonnie: you are watching "bloomberg ." i am vonnie quinn with your bloomberg business flash. construction on new homes fell about 9% in march. the annual rate of 1.1 million was the lowest since october. it is a sign that it has lost momentum heading into the busiest time of the year. goldman sachs is reporting a 60% drop in profit as first-quarter revenue fell to low since lloyd blankfein took the ceo post. they are in the middle of a cost-cutting push. they are leaving open positions unfilled. johnson & johnson says first-quarter earnings beat estimates. the big reason -- stronger drug sales. they have become j and j's biggest division. as your latest bloomberg business flash. u.s.han: the open in the is 13 minutes away. decent openings in japan. that followthrough to europe as well as dow futures are up 33 points. a fresh toy 16 high. i will get a tour

us. hurry, only at t-mobile. >>> hp, inc today unveiled the world's thinnest laptop.es this mean for the company and the stock? josh hospitalon is here with more on that story. what does it mean? >> reporter: it's as thin as a aaa battery. hp just introducing its new spectre notebook at 10.4 millimeters thick, 2.5 pounds, 13-inch display and supports the highest processors, up to 8 gigabytes of memory and nearly ten hours of battery life. with this laptop patrick moorehead says hp is going after apple's 13-inch macboar, on the one and he's saying hp is offering higher performance processors, it's thinner and less expensive but he doesn't think many mac users will make the switch because that makes adopting a new operating system, windows 10. hp stock edging into the grown and down 16% over the past 12 month. questions for investors can this new notebook help stabilize the pc division which accounts for the bulk of its sales? anthony zeno of s&p capital iq does think the new spectre can help hp gain some share in the workplace. available for pre-order on april 25th sta

us to achieve our dreams. >> reporter: as ceo fiorina made a lot of enemies with wide scale layoffs and a $21 million package when let go from hphe is, of course, a female. again, given the slim possibility that cruz gets the nomination, there's the opportunity for cruz to offset the appearance of hillary clinton as the potential democratic nominee. >> reporter: both fiorina and cruz will be among those speaking in the bay area on friday as part of the gop convention. live in mountain view, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> a lot more to the story. donald trump did not directly respond to the cruz-fiorina alliance. his son eric trump tweeted, this is truthly one of the greatest acts of desperation i have ever seen. as for donald, the republican front-runner gave a rather and measured speech today using a teleprompter. >>> a gilroy high school teacher is accused of posing as a woman to get photos from children. science teacher douglas le was arrested at his home yesterday. he received photos from underage kids who believed they were talking to a woman online. he was booked in the santa clara county jail on two felony counts o

hp them find the man. and bragging rights and big delegates on the line... thw york primary is here. a pre, and we talk to our washingt insider. join usinning at 4:3 ,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> as i mentioned, this was a state of my first job out of college. i love the smell of new york. [ laughter ] >> i'm sorry, didn't you say you lived here for a while? nobody likes the smell of new york, even the statue of liberty lit a match. >> heidi cruz is campaigning to new yorkers. not quite passing stephen colbert's smell test last night on late night. >>> well, the jersey worn by new york mets player mike piazza after 9/11 is going on display. the autographed number 31 jersey arrived at the 9/11 memorial museum at ground zero. some business leaders paid an auction house $365,000 for the artifact. piazza wore it in the first home game after the terrorist attacks, hitting an unforgettable home run. >>> well, coming up at your local news on "cbs this morning," protecting yourself from skimming. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs mor

use safety technology to get the number down to 0. at stanford university, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> campaign 2016, this afternoon texas senator ted cruz is expected to announce that he has chosen former hp ceo carly fiorina as his running mate. donald trump and hillary clinton are cementing their status as front-runners for their party's presidential nominations. as craig boswell reports, they are now eyeing each other for a possible general election matchup. >> i consider myself the presumptive nominee. >> reporter: donald trump says the race is over. >> the businessman scored larger-than-expected victory in the five states that voted tuesday. trump is now on target to win the nomination before the convention something ted cruz and john kasich can't do. cruz isn't going anywhere. >> washington and new york want this general election to be between two rich liberal new yorkers who agree on virtually every issue. >> reporter: trump is already trying to sound more presidential with a speech focusing on foreign policy. his message may be overshadowed by a statement about hillary clinton. >> if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she would get 5% of the vote. the only thing she has goi

us. you can see first the view as the tree hit the back of her home. judy willard said it happened hpe morning when she wasas sleeping. she's not sure whether she heard the loud bank first or whether the first thing she noticed was the ceiling caved in on top of her. she had to push parts of the ceiling off of her, crawl out of her bed. after the tree landed maybe aa foot above her. debris is every where inside her home. she crawled on her hands andands knees to get out of her bedroom making it through a small sliver in the doorway. the door had been blown off. somehow without her glasses, inn the dark not even wearing shoes, this woman set to turn 80 years old next month managed to walk away and out of her house despite the incredible damage.a. here's what she told you. >> you respond quickly touick something like that and you don't necessarily take in everything. you know you need to get moving. you need to get out of there soo that's what i did. > back here life willard says she has called this house homeoe for 30 years. she he certainly has every inception moving back in oncenc th

us. you're watching bloomberg ok matt: i am matt miller interview hp greenroom.nterview with u.s. secretary of state john kerry coming up at 11:00 a.m. eastern on bloomberg television. it is time to go to abigail doolittle. she is live from the nasdaq where she is taking a closer look at tech companies moving in early trading. >> hello. cisco systems are trading lower after being downgraded from neutral to buy. challenges over the next three years limit margin expansion and few catalysts can move the stock tire. -- higher. the sellers could just push cisco lower in the weeks and months ahead. one other stock moving in the , soaring onection the news that the ceo and the president, leaving abruptly. for new looking leadership direction. stephanie: thank you. alone by ross contrarian views here. by low, sell high. [laughter] a shocking one. walk us through this. >> human nature, evolution has conditioned us to one more letter has treated us well. what has treated us well as things that have given us joy and profit. it is hard to sell them. evolution has conditioned

us about those? it's amazing the power these things half. >> most of them have 1500 hp. the tube that are behind me are bounty hunter and scarlet bandit. it's husband-and-wife team and they've got some of the most fierce horsepower on the planet. bounty hunter is outfitted with the chris kyle memorial benefit body. the american standard. that is an amazing thing of itself. there are about 10,000 pounds and run on ethanol fuel and each one guys and girls has ability to jump three or 40 feet in the air 70 to 90 feet long. and you'll see that for the progressive jump. trying to jump six monster jam trucks. if he makes it which he does not fail -- and a little jump over the mode. the guy is amazing. >> you talk about he's the most successful driver of monster jam world finals. and really you talk about these drivers and getting to know them. certainly if you've never been just staring at the feeds they perform is incredible. >> jaw-dropping. >> you cannot help but grin. we talk about tom and is one of the pioneers what are you trying to bring -- was people know about the dri

hp pavilion. it's chilly out there but rumor has it it's going to be a beautiful saturday. thanks so much for joining us. good morning to you. i'm kira klapper. anthony slaughter has a look at the microclimate forecast. you brought the heat from the desert. >> last weekend i was in coachella and it with you hot. windy. a few dust storms out there and that wind is going to be here this morning. we're dealing with a wind advisory across the hilltops. belvedere, no fog in san francisco. that's how you know it's going to be a nice warm day. 49 in san francisco, mild in the east bay, 56, all of the sunshine it will be warm, almost summer like for like the north bay, trivalley and south bay reaching back into the low 80s today. san francisco you will be up to 73 degrees, meanwhile the east bay and peninsula close to 80. for tomorrow it gets warmer and there is rain in that seven-day forecast. we've got all of that to go over at 7:00 this morning. hopefully you have sunscreen and water before you venture out. >> hopefully. good information there. thanks. >> yeah. >> we want to tell you now about two local men

president.han chief justice went on and said, the process is being used for something other than insuring hplifications of the nominees. again he wasn't referring to what is going on now in the senate. this happened before justice scalia passed away. there was no way that the chief justice was going to know that there was going to be a vacancy. he continued, supreme court justices don't work as democrats or republicans. i think it is a very unfortunate impression the public might get from the confirmmation process. his words struck me and c particularly given what's gone on since as candid expression for his concern for the court as an institution but this concern apparently upset the chairman of the judiciary committee. he took to the floor. b he came down here to say that the chief justice, quote, the chief justice has it exactly backwards. the confirmation process doesn't make the justices appear political. he said, quote the confirmation process has gotten politicalnd precisely because the court has drifted from the constitutional text and rendered decisions based instead on policy prefe

us. with cars. tesla unveiling its first car for the mass market. details next on "bloomberg go." >> i'm here in the hp green room. jobs day coverage. >> you watching "bloomberg go." here's your bloomberg business class. we begin with saudi arabia which is freezing its oil only if iran producers do the same. that challenge comes to saudi deputy prince muhammad bin spoke to bloomberg. boostlready said it will production. ford revenue came up short and blackberry one time leader in .martphone missed estimates the company trying to replace falling revenue. that's bloomberg business flash fan.m a big billy joel tesla unveiled new affordable 3 sedan. since the last earnings report, 60%. stock rose will tesla's new reveal help the company's momentum in the fast lane? now is david welch. can he make it and how many need to make? >> that's the big question. he really hasn't talked about to build.e's going they gotten so many orders and that makesactory battery. he can probably meet the demand. beon't know if he's going to able to sell 134,000 of people and build them in the first year or not. this kind of dema

hp webcam example validate the results. there's some questions on those situations but all three are a result of facial recognition algorithm. the same technology that law enforcement is using. i was interested in taking a look at the technical research elected to see if anybody studied this issue in a rigorous scientific mentor to see if there were issues going on in the technology. the first study i found was in the context for this is every four years there's a large still scored a facial recognition algorithm council by compass along forcing every other research algorithms are used as a completely voluntary. in 20 they took the pool of algorithms and separate them into two groups. those developing east asian those that develop in western europe and the united states. they want to see a packet these were on pictures of east asians and pages of caucasians. take a look at the graph on the left and juicy black line higher is better, more accurate. the black line represents the east asian algorithms and they're more accurate on east asian faces. the graph on the right the opposite was to get on pictures of caucasians the algorithm developed in western countries was better th

hp webcam exams and couldn't validate the results. there are questions on those situations. but all three of the situations are a result of facial recognition algorithms the same technology that law enforcement is using. i was interested in taking a look at technical research literature to see if anybody studied the issue in a rigorous scientific manner to see if there were persistent issues going on in the technology. so the first study that i found was -- and the context is every four years nist performs a large scale study of facial recognition algorithms sold to research alalgorithms. in 2011 they took a pool to study and separated into two groups those develop in east asia and those developed in the united states. and they wanted to see how accurate thinkme were. take a look at graph on the left see that the black line higher is bet, higher is more accurate black line represents east asian algorithms and they were more accurate on the east asian faces than western europe and the united states. the graph on the right, the opposite is true. and this is actually a well documented psychological fen phenomenon phenomenon the other race effect people are better at distinguishing members of their own r

president obama in chicago at hyde park i said were in for some dark times they're not only question hp use , but they're going to question any attempt to speak to the suffering of black communities. what we've witnessed over the last eight years and you've seen this in your work is how difficult it has been to give voice to the suffering that has taken place. >> at the time, i immediately believed that the post- racial was a spin move being infected that was false and overblown. historically, the ascension for the advent of the first african-american in any institution, whether it's jackie robinson in baseball, the first african-american in the class that my father was in, it never meant that there was this immediacy of changing. in fact i think the issue that all of the advances are followed by backlash and an un- irrational fear by some that somehow things will go to hell in a handbag. i thought it was not only false, but i also thought thought that the objective for america should not be post- racial but should be a multicultural democracy that functions to everyone in the division and