he started his own greece bailout fund on the international crowdfunding website indiegogo. here is the update. nearly 300,000 euros raised towards greece's bailout fund. it would be quite a way to go. he says it is not impossible. he needs for everyone in the eu, every member to buy a feta and olive salad. that is what you get for a six euro donation for the crowdfunding campaign. you will get a personalized postcard from prime minister alexis tsipras himself. it would you rather have the greek salad or the postcard? >> think i will take the healthy option. the greek salad. no one since postcards anymore. but see with the big-time investors -- let's see what the big-time investors are thinking about what going on in greece. we are joined with an old hand from the trading floor. am i allowed to say that? >> i guess you are. let's go straight into it. >> i have been here for the most part of 32 years. >> since the early 80's. you have seen quite a bit. how nervous are you regarding greece? >> in the u.s., it is an issue to be sure but it is not more than other things we face.

they have increased the number of e-mail engineers on their team and i know indiegogo has in a good job's a complicated issue. diversifying your interview panel is something that helps. brad: unfortunately, we have to leave it there. thank you very much. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg west." tune in tomorrow for a conversation -- ♪ . . john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin, and with all due respect to the newest mcdonald's employee robert gibbs, have it your way. on our dvr tonight, csi-chicago and from germany with love, but first miami vice. marco rubio -- the $80,000 boat paid for with the republican party account and of course the traffic violat

people are flocking to crowdfunding site indiegogo. joe: so popular, the page has crashed.t's amazing. it raised $80,000 this morning. an hour and a half later, it was up to $200,000. alix: they want to give the money to the actual greek people. i don't know how that works. joe: $1.6 billion short. alix: but it is the spirit. coming up, is biotech in a bubble? we will speak to the ceo of an industry leader, coming up next. ♪ joe: what did you miss? alix: we want to get right to top headlines at this hour. indonesian authorities say at least 113 people are dead after a plane crash. a military transport plunged into a neighborhood in the country's third-largest city. the plane was carrying 50 people, and air force officials said it had engine trouble just after takeoff. chris christie made it official. he is running for president. the new jersey governor has become the 14th republican to join the race. party leaders and business executives wanted christie to run in 2012, but he turned them down. again,ckers signed on such as home depot's cofounder. the house of mouse has a ne

they have increased the number of e-mail engineers on their team and i know indiegogo has in a good job a complicated issue. diversifying your interview panel is something that helps. brad: unfortunately, we have to leave it there. thank you very much. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg west." tune in tomorrow for a conversation -- ♪ announcer: the following is a paid program. announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for the revolutionary 21 day fix brought to you by beach body. tom: hello there, i'm tom bergeron. this show is about transforming how you look and feel starting now.

they have increased the number of e-mail engineers on their team and i know indiegogo has in a good job a complicated issue. diversifying your interview panel is something that helps. brad: unfortunately, we have to leave it there. thank you very much. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg west." tune in tomorrow for a conversation -- ♪ . announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. charlie: we begin with turkey -- parliamentary elections failed to produce a single party government. it's the first time the justice party faces the prospect of a coalition government and the first time -- joining us from washington is stephen cook on the council of foreign relations and a contributor to "foreign affairs" magazine. i'm pleased to have all of them on the program at this moment.