i wanted even more insight. i was hoping they could tell me exactly where this person is in some random third world capital. bill clinton was one of those. it didn't give him all that he wanted to know. i get that. you're the president of the united states, you think everybody should be able to collect that information. but he also had an insight to say i understood that's not always available. out did help hum to remind the intelligence community to say i want more on this. >> and there's a famous story i'm sure you're familiar with of former director helms briefing president nixon on, i think, the course of the vietnam war and concluding with his personal views that the war was not going well. and my understanding is he was never invite toed back to see the president -- invited back to see the president again. i think it would be interesting to hard some of the individual presidents' reactions. how did the pdb start? >> sure. back in the 1960s when john f. kennedy became president, he could not sit still for b

i wanted more insight. i was hoping they could tell me exactly where this person is in some random third world capitoc. bill clinton was like that. he said insight saying i understand that is not information not always available. sometimes you will get the information later. but it helped remind the intelligence community i want more on this because they should marshall resources against that target more effectively. >> there is a famous story i am sure you are familiar with the former director helmes briefing nixon othe war and he was never invited back to see the president again from my understanding. i think it would be interesting to hear how the daily briefing started. >> it started in the 1960s under a different game. john kennedy couldn't sit still for briefs and they started handing him tacks from the cia, pentagon and over where. and one day he said do i have to read it all? this wasn't going to work for him. one of his advisors asked to create for the president's purpose developing a document givi

that gives amazon insights into what is selling on its website.t also gives insights on what people are searching for that it doesn't have. that is something they are keenly interested in, and they're looking to fill those gaps. people are searching for things amazon doesn't offer, they are looking for some kind of alternatives. carol: thank you so much. seasonhead, earning certainly rolling through. of the bet reporting its results after the close. the focus is back where it all started, google's search engine. can the company delivered? ♪ carol: you're watching "bloomberg markets." stocks are down the most in two weeks. julie hyman standing by with how the options market is handling all this action. julie: the question is how long will it last. joining me for today's options inside is a senior market strategist at trading advantage. andoins me from the cboe chicago. with the market down today, with stocks down, we have an uptick in the vix. it is just below 14. it is at a relatively low level. kind of turning point here or is this because of thi

and looking for more insight in boosting future revenue and the big question is can facebook surprise and beat earnings estimates where twitter, microsoft, apple and others have failed and all moved to major

i think that insight is important because she is a complicated person. she actually calls herself lady sharply and describes her as the august compound of warmth and cold and cure and a seriousness and she is right and she is driven by these tensions is a the paradox. >> so that made it easier to understand where they were coming from and also obviously. >> i love that about her so my last question and we can open up to the audience is one of the complicated factors of her personality is she rose to the rule of leader in the early republican eric deficit way and i thank you to make your issue was responsible for the success of her husband's political career. she was incredibly sharp and intelligent and in one of her letters pretty easily get the same time she seemed to fully accept a woman's place to be subservient to her husband one of her three memoirs she fully embraces her nothingness and her smallness like her humility. and now we want to to find a heroine to rise above that to be bold and brave to have no doubts affair educated in every way and i j

. >> well, what's your particular insight into that? >> you know, that's kind of how i got involved with playing music. i was writing articles about that male bonding. >> yeah, right. >> i don't have any insight. although, you know, it's all still more parallel play. you know, it's communicating, playing side by side or, you know. so it's no different than going out bowling together. >> right. except the experience one intuits from this that the experience of being a woman in a band like sonic youth and being a man in a band like sonic youth is not equivalent, right? >> yeah, sure. >> right. >> i think women are more communicators. like, i've been in bands with girls, like free kitten and -- >> yep. >> and it's not just that there are different personalities, it's more that i think women like to talk. i mean, ask lee or kenny about this. you know, they talk about everything and they talk it all out, which i think men or boys in bands don't -- >> less inclined to do? >> yeah. >> right? well let me continue to walk up to the edge of going

the kind that shared insight and more.once. >> i she is so talented and i love her to she's so beautiful inside and out. i said jay-z is lucky guy and he just looked at me and smiled and said very. >> kevin was one of the folks that princetrusted. he was everywhere. everywhere. >> those are cool pho next up an east bay man under arrest. >>> the news at 8:00 is next. = my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a b

fighting to defend the constitution and bill of rights and i think, sir, your question is very insightful. we have a lot of issues that tear us apart, that divide us. i think the constitution and bill of rights gives an avenue to unify us. take, for example, the question of legalizing marijuana. that's a question that's being debated in a lot of different states. my personal views, i'm not a supporter. if texas were voting, i would vote against it. i'm concerned about the abuse of drugs among kids. but -- but i'm a constitutionalist. i think that is a decision for the states to make and so it's some states -- choose to do that, they have the authority to do that. we should respect it. you know, supreme court justice brandice referred to the system of 50 states of laboratories of democracy and we expect the people of new york to come to a different decision than texas or california and that's great. >> we have to break. how many times have you argued before the supreme court? >> sfx: climbing sounds duracell quantum lasts longer so kevin jorgeson can power through the night.

there's a couple of insights she wanted me to share. she was this wild child opposite this music icon that kindly and compass called her out on it and encouraged her to a more generals you version of herself and the other thing that in their days together he didn't even make a move on her. complete gentleman. all shy and so, so so maybe a little insight into the man behind the music. he was a gentleman. earlier this week ray ramono lost a beloved member his family. >> and last night we got the chance to talk to her the first time since we all heard the sad news. >> she meant so much to all of us. >> ray spoke at a comedy benefit one day after the raymond ast got together to remember the real woman behind marie barone. >> don't let them touch you. >> as much as was this overbearing intrusive mom, in real life she was just there. >> it sad to see her go. >> also her tvgranddaughter. >> always had really wise and, you know, it's really a shame. it's really sad to see her go. >> they were with us today. tomorrow is the anniversary of anothe

thank you for your insights. great stories. thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> when we come back, we will continue to remember the great and unfortunately the departed prince. ♪

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bernie sanders, i don't actually have a lot insight to say about him. the only thing i will say is, i don't something donald trump recently who has been all over the place at least in terms of his partisan affiliation. in my mind at least i was comparing him to bernie sanders who has been a very consistent for a long time. i think there's different kinds of appeals that different kinds of political actors make two people. part of the appeal of bernie sanders is that sort of consistency over time and that commitment over time. at that promises a certain kind of politics. and then there's the people like a lot of people i write about and like somebody like donald trump where in a sensitive sort of changeability and the sort of danger of it is its own promise, the promise of kind of disruption and transformation is his own promise. that's not really so much insight about bernie but something about the kind of competing appeal the political actors offer. it's interesting about reagan. i forget things like that about how these kind of considered a hero in th

. >> thank you for your insight. we appreciate it. clinton does mention not everyone agrees remaining is best for britain. pprominent proponents of theost leave campaign. he has angered many with the comment about obama ahead of his appearance in london. johnson published and argued -- an article calling him a part canyon -- kenyan president. they tweeted the mask slips again. his comment is another example of dog whistle racism. he should withdraw it. and a conservative mp describes johnson's article as appalling and totally wrong on almost everything. he argues churchill will have welcomed obama's views. others have come to the mayors defense. this brightened -- brighton resident called a superficial put down. we turn to other news now. the u.n. climate deal has been signed today in new york. representatives from 165 countries met to confirm the deal that will take effect, a very ambitious plan that includes maintaining the rising global temperatures to two degrees celsius. at the climate conference, country submitted national targe

the kind that shared insight and more.n beyonce. >> i she is so talented and i love her to she's so beautiful inside and out. i said jay-z is lucky guy and he just looked at me and smiled and said very. >> kevin was one of the folks that princetrusted. he was everywhere. everywhere. >> those ar ♪ dogs - sure can be messy. but with nexgard, their flea and tick killer doesn't have to be. nexgard, the vet's #1 choice for dogs, is a delicious, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. so it's easy to give, easy to take. reported side effects include vomiting, itching, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. why mess around? for powerful flea and tick protection, ask your vet about nexgard. the #1 choice of vets for their dogs and yours. their anniversary and make a reveal. the photo raising eyebrows. >> travel consideration provided by. >> we got to get out of here but here's a sneak peek at everything else coming your way later this week. >> starting thursday on

so i don't have a movie that is a great insight into my character. so i'm just going to answer you truthfully, which is, my movie-watching time tends to be some real downtime where i'm kind of just having fun and i always really enjoy that silly movie from a long time ago called "legally blond." and i'm sorry i can't give you a great aspirational answer. my last answer was more inspirational. >> i want you to meet michelle justic. she lives in nassau, new york and is leaning towards voting for you, senator cruz, and has a question for mrs. cruz. >> hi, mrs. cruz. >> how are you? >> my question is, what will you miss most about living in texas? >> oh, well, should the voters decide that ted should be their next president and that we should with their next family, the thing that i will miss the most, perhaps identi've not bee asked that question before, but the beautiful sunsets and the people that are unendingly accepting and unendingly focused on your capabilities of what you can do, what you're going to do next and not where you came from, not what

and i think that some of it comes from lack of insight, a lack of perspective often from the surroundings that they're in. so we have to -- we literally have to deal with some of that. >> gabrielle, talk about you. have you always been responsible in terms of your spending? >> as someone who is a millennial and being raised in a generation where there is very much a spend now, pay later, it's not important to be comfortable with what you're doing with your money. i understand that our impact is much larger than our moment right now. i remember being young and being able to work my way through college. i paid for my own graduate school. i remember what it was like when i was standing outside and i was renting they came by and the bank was saying hey, this house is foreclosed on. i made that decision right then that i was going to be financially literate. that i wasn't going to let the debt of my parents and grandparents impact my own opportunity for success. >> so talk about you know a little bit technology. what role does technology and other things that are at our disclosure that could h

what is going on here, are there any kind of options activity giving you insight? guest: there are.he inside he is definitely coming back to the marketplace. you are seeing some covering of short position. options sellers got used to the last month where the volatility was reduced so you are seeing some covering their putting on the vicks. we also see volatility on the vicks options spiking higher. julie: the 50 day moving average the nasdaqached for composite, the nasdaq 100, the s&p 500 index. a lot of technology shares losing momentum here. guest: the nasdaq poised to close lower month by month. pointed out correctly. you are seeing some of the leadership failing here as we move into a newmont and the fact you see the nasdaq close below the opening of the month is an indication that sentiment has changed the momentum to the downside. emily: your trade today has to do with iw and. why are you choosing to smoke is -- focus on this? the small sector of 22% from the february lows. the leadership is there owing. some of the distress you are seeing in the tech sector will spill over an

i don't is have a movie that is a great insight into my character. i'm just going to answer you truthfully. my movie watching time tends to be some real down time where i'm kind of just having fun and i always enjoyed that silly movie from a long time ago called "legally blond." i'm sorry i can't give you a great inspirational answer. my last answer was more inspirational. >> i want you to meet michelle, she lives in nassau, she's leaning towards voting for you and has a question for you, mrs. cruz. >> hi, mrs. cruz. my question is what will you miss most about living in texas? >> should the voters decide that ted should be their next president and we should be their next family, the thing i would miss the most is perhaps the beautiful sunsets and the people that are unendingly accepting, unendingly focused on capabilities of what you can do, what you're going to do next, not where you came from, not what address you have and what your position is but what you can do for your community. and i applaud the people of texas for a can-do attitude, a non-j

he was insightful about organizations and people.t is why so many executives and investors used him as a resource about how to structure their companies, how to deal with interpersonal issues. brad: what can i say? gregarious. delightfully profane. insightful, not in the traditional silicon valley sense, he did not care that much about bits and bytes. emily: eric schmidt said today that, "he helped us build google and made our success possible." tim cook tweeting that "bill campbell believed in apple when few did. we will miss his love for life." he gave a memorial service for steve jobs on apple's campus. he spoke about scott forstall. take a listen to what he had to say. bill campbell: scott forstall was demoing the new phone. he was demonstrating siri. scott did it a couple of times. steve was across the room. he said, let me have that phone. scott said be careful. i have this attuned to my voice. give me the phone! [laughter] scott gives him the phone. steve asks questions. then he asks, are you a man or a woman? siri came back a

becoming fast friends with pr the kind that shared insight and more. on beyonce. >> i said she is so talenttd and i love her to death. she's so beautiful inside and out. i said jay-z is a lucky guy and he just looked at me and smiled and said very. >> kevin was one of the folks that prince trusted. he was everywhere. everywhere. we'll be right back. modres: the cost of living the pay stays the same. i have to work extra hours just to make ends meet. it's a big struggle. one person that really gets this is katie mcginty. she came from a working-class family. she was ninth of 10 kids. she gets it. she'll fight for equal pay for equal work. katie mcginty will protect social security and medicare. that's why president obama and vice president biden support her, too. she'll make a heck of a senator. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> travel consideration provided by. >> we got to get out of here but here's a sneak peek at everything else oming your way later this week. >> starting thursday on entertainment tonight. >> oh my gosh. it

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that led me to a humbling insight. we chicano youth had cast a lot of blame on our elders for what we saw as pacitti. -- saw as pasivity. youth, arrogant despondent. how could you take this? how could you live with this kind of segregation? with us because we did not have a history. we did not understand the structure of depression they had to contend with. in fact, when we start looking at that structure, it was because of changes in that structure that we could even say we have the chicano movement. the college students at the time, we ourselves were evidence of that change in structure. we were evidence that there were leaks in the jim crow structure. sense,ucture had, in a allow us to live. here we were involved in further contesting the structure that we were surrounded by. it was a very interesting irony. one of the examples of that leak , the catholic school structure that developed alongside the segregated public school structure was very important. mario and i are both products of catholic schools. given the t

tonight, new insight into the man who says he killed three and has shown no remorse in public. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> a major unveiling in our nation's capital hasn't obama dedicated a new monument for a battle generations have fought. it comes on what's dubbed equal payday. on average, men make 21% less than men. for those that say it's past time to change that, andrea mitchell explains why this day is so important. >> reporter: aline rizzo made the stunning realization four years ago. a male colleague in the same job at the fresno county office of education was making $12,000 a year more. >> i was speechless. i didn't even know how to grapple with that information. >> reporter: in fact, the average woman makes 79 cents for every dollar a man makes. from the world cup winning u.s. women's soccer team, paid 40% of what the men's team earned. >> it's like what do we have to do in order to close that gap. >> reporter: to hollywood star patricia arquette and that moment at the oscars. >> it's our time to have wage equality once and for all. >> what do you hope to accomplis

i think the insight that she had these different voices is important. she is a complicated person, she actually wrote a satire of washington and she called herself lady sharply. she described lady sharply is being the compound of warmth and cold. humor and serious stuff. she's right. she's kind of driven by the intentions and paradoxes. at the same time they add up to something very deeply human. that both made it easier to understand where all of these were coming from and also obviously. >> i love that about her. i feel like i had more questions about her by the end of the novel than i did in the beginning. i mean i'm sorry. that's terrible. >> so i guess my last question the maybe we can open to the audience, it just has to do with one of these complicating factors in her personality which is she really rose to the role of leader in the early republic in a magnificent way. in some ways you can make the argument that she was responsible for the success of her husband's political career. she was incredibly sharp and intelligent but at the same time she

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