till then, i'm j.j. ramberg. remember, we make your business our business. >>> the vanishing of the middle class. good morning. thanks forgetting up early with us this sunday morning. there's a lot of news we want to get to including reports that at least ten people killed in gaza in the strike on a united nations run school. the number is being confirmed by the u.n. and nbc news. the school was housing civilians displaced by the conflict. the second school hit in less than a week. earlier on sunday shelling in gaza killed at least 30 people. hamas fired 13 rockets into israel.

i'm j.j. ramberg. welcome to "your business."hat was once unthinkable has become a reality and a very profitable one at that. the legal marijuana movement is gaining traction with the editorial board of the new york times advocating it nationwide. for entrepreneurs, the opportune toy cash is in hard to resist. states like colorado and washington normalize the market regulating marijuana, similar to alcohol. for anyone interested in getting into the business, the stakes are high. this is no longer inhabited by stoners dawning tie dyes and bong hits. it requires a lot of time and money and smarts to succeed. ♪ >> this business is pretty much unmerging market. it's high risk/high reward. >> this is a story about change. changing laws. changing attitudes. an ever changing landscape for a brand-new business in america, marijuana. >> it's a very young industry full of entrepreneurs from all over the country that want to build their lives and careers and businesses in marijuana. >> we went to colorado, the first state to legalize mariju

i'm j.j. ramberg from "your business." it's so nice to meet you.'s business monterey bay silver, is one of four independent jewelry stores right next to each other that he and his wife operate. >> you must be mary. first of met joe, know you. it is so nice to meet you. we are thrilled to be here today. >> i'm thrilled to have you. >> okay. so i saw the silver store. what's the name of this one? >> this is morning star pearls. >> there's a pearl shop targeting older women, and a silver shop targeting younger ones. >> and what is this? >> this is called splash. 7 >> it is less about an age group and more about fun and then the most recent store called "everything must go" filled with various leftovers at closeout prices appealing to bargain hunters of all ages. >> how did this happen? how is it that you have one jewelry store one after another? is it space kept opening up? >> i don't really know. it just sort of progressed that way. i never plan very much. >> the reason we're here is that your son wrote us a letter. my parents gave everything to give

until then, i'm j.j. ramberg. remember, we make your business our business. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do something. no details too small. american express open forum. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. >>> help is on the way, but is it enough? >>> good sunday morning. i'm jonathan capehart in for steve kornacki. we have a lot to get to this morning including a shooting outside st. louis that's caught my attention and the attention of many people across the country. we want to begin in iraq where american fighter jets conducted another round of air strikes against militant fighters. the u.s. says those air strikes destroyed armored carriers and a truck firing at members of the azit

i'm j.j. ramberg. welcome to "your business." today we begin our ninth season of bringing you the stories, information, and advice to help you run a successful small business. this weekend all marks the 45th anniversary of the iconic woodstock music festival. an event that defined the '60s and the counter culture movement. the woodstock brand of peace, love, and happiness has stood the test of time. it's a brand that has attracted many small businesspeople, their customer, and, of course, tourists to this small new york town's main street where flower power is still alive and well. ♪ >> if you go anywhere in america and say the word woodstock, anywhere, somebody will relate to it. >> that's ricochet. he's the owner of this very small business here on the main street in woodstock, new york. >> woodstock is an idea, a vision, a dream of something different. it's not a physical structure. it's a cosmic idea. >> with the population of only 6,000 people it may be a tiny town but woodstock's got a huge personality, a personality that m

. >> hi, j.j. so great to be here. i'm so excited to be on the senate floor and representing entrepreneurs and latinas. >> i know. >> on the senate floor. >> i know you do so much work for women and helping them with small businesses and entrepreneurships. so get down to the cause, what is the root of this? is that not enough women are applying for loans or they're getting turned down? >> i think it starts even before that, j.j. i think there's all these opportunities for women. there are the earmarked opportunities for women and women of color and latinas, but the government doesn't market those opportunities, nor do they -- do these women even know sometimes that these opportunities exist. and then there's no training for them, because the women's business center needs to be reauthorized for training women. so there's a combination of marketing problem and a training program. and also, i guess the reason i wanted to speak at the senate is because i also want to bridge the gap and have these women meet each other. hav

they blasted six home runs tone, two from j.j. hardy. here's the so he -- tonight, two from j.j.hardy. here's the solo shot in the 3rd and a three-run blast in the 4th from john mclaughlin j. hardy. the orioles are seven -- from j.j. hardy. the orioles on top. >>> tonight two elections into the naismith basketball hall of fame. gary williams won a championship in 2002 and went to two final fours, but before he became an elite coach williams paid his dues as an assistant basketball coach at lafayette college in pennsylvania with a catch. >> the soccer coach just left and that salary is right there. they've never had a full time assistant basketball coach. so if you want to be the assistant basketball coach, you've got to be the head soccer coach. we're talking 1971. we're not talking world cup. >> who knew garry williams was a soccer coach? joining williams in the hall of fame is alonzo mourning, the 6' 10 behemoth who imagined the paint for the hoyas. mourning made seven nba all- star teams, won a championship with the heat in 2006 but credits his old coach john thompson for show

i'm j.j. ramberg and welcome to "your business," the only television show completely dedicated to small businesses. how many failure point do you have in your business? if one thing falls apart, a supplier doesn't come through, an employee quits, what does that do to your company? i traveled to visit an owner of a paddle board company to find out exactly what happens when something goes wrong. mike mudd, the owner of the oregon-based paddle board company based on liquid was on vacation in mexico when he had received information that threatened his business. >> it's like a dear john letter. a manufacturer in china informed us that a container that probably should have shipped two or three weeks before that had been all burned up. >> it was one of the worst messages he could have gotten. he was expecting a shipment of his bestseller. instead he found out his inventory was just destroyed in a factory fire. his stress level went from zero to 100 in seconds. the timing could not have been worse. th

so it arrived in 1878 then was the same year a number of oyster companies j.j. brenner was founded. one of the strange growths from that, up and down the coast now they are own as the olympia oyster although they are inincidentinincidentous to the whir coast. they grow well here. conditions are good for growing them so they are abundant. so the industry that grew up around extracting them from southeast sound and shipping them out wanted to brand them as olympia oysters. i came across an article that one of the early exporters admitted they hired people in larger cities cities in farther away to go into restaurants and demand olympia oysters so over time this particular species became known as olympia oysters. it has a unique coppery taste. it is a more delicate taste than the eastern oysters that are larger and the pacific oysters that were imported from japan. regulation of the oyster industry came about early on. washington was designated a territory in 1853. the first legislature met in 1854. as part of the first legislature, they imposed legislation because it was such a lucrat

until then, i'm j.j. ramberg. remember, we make your business our business.esson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do something. no details too small. american express open forum. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. >>> air strikes in iraq and another be heading by isis. >>> good morning. i'm jonathan capehart sitting in for steve kornacki. late word from the pentagon last night that the u.s. conducted air strikes against isis militants near the iraqi city. they say it made it possible to drop aid packages to the city that has been under siege for two months cutting them off from food, water and medical supplies. when they have been able to la t

hity machado, j.j. hardy two home runs. six home runs. they win, 12-2.gainst the cardinals, outage. -- ouch. redskins beat up on the patriots last night. tonight, they had back to richmond. back to work at training camp to read the coaches have a lot to prepare players as they for the regular season. the offense was solid. the defense was solid for the starters. they accomplished what they wanted. inducted its 2014 class into the hall of fame. a couple of big names made it in. former maryland coach gary williams is now a hall of famer. nba georgetown star won the title with the miami heat. he made it in. >> it is good to be remembered for more than just dragging him around on my leg. [laughter] this is as big a thrill as you can get as a coach. i am honored to be part of the hall of fame. >> listen to both of these speeches, they are worth it if you can online. tiger woods misses the cut. leader.lroy is your >> coming up, we will hear from the toddler that caused >> secret service agents are prepared for any kind of threat. but they don't expect to see t

j.j. it's trying to be more like amazon. but that would have to assume that amazon's model is the right one for the future. is that? >> that's right. i think for the federal government couple of years, this is going to be very, very important. the stuff we talk about. behind the scenes there is another battle going on, retailers and amazon would like to have tear business. so a couple guys, you look at the fashion world, kate spade has done this. there is a branded section on the website. i think a lot of the other guys probably don't want to do this. i've spoken to a couple private companies, one a company called scotty vetss, he has about $10 million in sales. he says it would be cheaper to throw in the towel and let amazon do all of it. you don't want to give up control of your brand which they've spent so much time to build. >> and customer service, assuming amazon will deliver the right product at the right time we are saw what happened with last holiday season. so in terms of wal-mar

j.j. hardy launches. that is a grand slam home run. 12-8. they are up nine games in the american league east. the redskins have finished up their roster from the start of the 2014 season. they got down to the 53 man limit. he's on the 53-man. they can also keep 10 on the practice squad. a couple of guys you will know. richard crawford and chase minnifield. united finishing up just a little while ago against the red bulls. 57th minute, passes in front. wide open shot. that's easy. 1-0 d.c. are a terps football fan, you have to feel pretty good about opening day yesterday. 52-7. big day for that guy. ready for the challenge of the new season, first in the big ten. >> i think we definitely have a chip on our shoulder. at the same time people expect you have to earn it and they're not going to give it to you. we don't expect to be at the top of the fold . to have those doubters out there, the motivation to continue to go out there and work everyday. >> if you want an insiders look at the terps team, join our tim brant's college football special.

j.j. good to see you. a lot of people might think merger, you might save on costs, on tacks, you say that itself not going to actually pan out for this. >> that's right. a little back story here. my sources tell me tim horton's has been sue pursued for sometime. >> by burger king? >> yes, compare it to the last couple days, it doesn't look huge, going back, it's a 50% premium. it's double what everybody else has been paying for deals in north america. in the last couple days, people have been talking about this tax inversion thing. you might be thinking about cost savings. they said this is absolutely not driven by taxes. they were explicit. people asked over and over again. it's not changing. even cost savings, same thing. they said it's not determined by synergy. believe it or not. i believe this is an expansion story. they can roll out the franchise stores that they're not operating now. if they do that, they will collect a royalty. it can work. it's a really big premium. i think people might be surpris

j.j. hardy at the plate. sends that one up the middle. machado scores. orioles hold it. they win 2-1. redskins getting ready for a big come of days as they start week two of training camp. the intensity went up a notch in practice. then the new england patriots come in for a series of practices and they have a scrimmage on monday. not only are the fans excited. so are the players. >> i'm excited. our families come down. we get the day off sunday. you get to come out here and people who have been wanting to know about jackson and griffin get as to for themselves. it is a chance to come out. a lot of people cheering and screaming, i hope. >> in las vegas tonight it was an ugly injury. as ugly an injury as you'll ever see in sports. so bad we're not going to show you the entire play. it happened as the united states played for world cup of basketball. paul george's leg comes down on the base of the goal support. the leg just snapped. emergency crews came in and put him in a cast and took him to the hospital. the injury so deeply disturbed the other players that coach k got

j.j. hardy, boy this isa grand slam right here. his fourth career grand slam.he orioles are up nine games on the new york yankees. how about that. nine games. no doubt. >>> all right moving closer to home. dc united making the playoff push. that's the 2014 team right there, the last dc united team to win a championship. playing some good soccer this year. the new york red bulls doing them a favor. look at the goalie here for the red bull. it doesn't get any easier than that. that is luis silva taking advantage. then eddie johnson taking advantage. they can do everything, except play defense. boy, dc united wins easily this afternoon, 2-nil. >> the way we're playing it's working. and there's chemistry, you know, a bond on the field and we see it. there is a bond coming off the bench. guys coming into the match and it is like we don't lose step. we want to continue doing that. >> all right, it will change my life forever. that's how tony stewart described the incident that resulted in his race car hitting kevin ward and killing him three weeks ago. since then ste

is al jazeera security contributor j.j. green. good to see you, j.j. >> thomas, how are you? >> i'm doing well. at this point is there a clear understanding of the u.s. mission in iraq? >> yeah. the u.s. mission in iraq is designed to support iraqi and kurdish fighters. it's also designed to help them to push back the advance of isil. they're there to stop encroachment on things like the dam you were talking about and to protect u.s. fa sills and play a role in the assistance necessary to deal with the humanitarian disaster there. the problem has been for far too long by the admission of the u.s. and the iraqi and kurdish forces involved, isil was able to advance pretty much without any impediment. what they have to do is to basically stop them and prevent them from beginning to sort of, i suppose, recycle their strength, get new fighters and vehicles and weapons. that's what this is all about. >> trying to stop them. there's a number of u.s. air strikes. how much effective have they been against the islamic state? >> very effective. the chief of staff last week said the prob

two out for j.j. he gets it to drop in center. crisp in third. here's the throw off the mark.z is safe. rbi single for hardy. we are tied at one. we'll go to extras. avila is up. this one is out of here. smashes a solo shot to left. that's your winner. indians with the 2-1 win. i said just over a week ago the redskins practiced with the patriots for three days and then play them in the first preseason game. tonight the eagles got a shot against the pats. eagles in foxborough. they practiced with the patriots this week. brady intercepted by kerry williams. down the sideline past the quarterback. bring me there, trying to tackle him. it's preseason. what are you doing? that shows you how competitive that guy is. eagles take a 7-0 lead. here comes the good. brady finds tompkins for a 15-yard touchdown strike. 81 yards and a touchdown and a pick for brady. skip ahead, third quarter. ryan mallet at quarterback. struggling this preseason. think he fixed it tonight with that throw. 17-yard-hook uh-up. patriots win it. >>> finally tonight washington clichblged a playoff spot after a w

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to gosselin to who makes the snag and throw to second, j.j.rdy turns the inning-ending double play. one run allowed, two hits for gosman. two on, two out for hardy, this one into right. steve pierce coming around to score. the throw not in time. birds with their first run in 17 innings on hardy's rbi single there. we're tied at 1-1. very next batter, chris davis slices one into left. that's down the line. adam jones scores easily. that's an rbi double for crush. the birds add a couple home runs and take it 4-1. their 70th win of the season. >>> all right. it's been over a week since the tragic death of race car driver kevin ward jr. since his passing, the racing community has come together to support his family along with the integrity of the sport. new rules have been passed since the accident involving ward and tony stewart. according to nascar officials, no driver allowed to exit his or her car after an on-track incident unless extenuating circumstances exist. to michigan international speedway, jeff gordon looking for his third win this se

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j.j. hardy at the dish. he has a home run in the game. go ahead and make it two. hardy jacks it to left. the two-run homer. orioles tie the major league season high with six home runs in the game. birds win this one tonight. your final score is 12-2. moving on now, the basketball hall of fame received dmv flavor. gary williams, former head coach and alonso morning, one of georgetown's best will be forever associated with the all-time greats the sport has ever seen. >> i would like to thank all the people here for their support. the hall of fame to support me. this is as big a thrill as you can get as a coach. i'm really honored the to be part of the hall of fame. >> i am humbled, thankful and still uncertain how it all came together. this is not my day. this is everyone whose selflessness i try every day to repay. thank you for recognizing me and all of them. thank you so much for this amazing honor. god bless you all. >> to football now. an historic moment in st. louis. michael sam became the first openly gay football player to play in an nfl game. sam was codefe

but i was just thinking as i watched this film that there was a moment where my friend j.j.s, did a tv series that starred her and boris kodjoe. >> absolutely. >> it just didn't get lift off. i was thinking as i walked out of the theater how about how timing is everything. she tried the series. it didn't work. this movie comes along. >> it was waiting for her. >> oh, my goodness. >> i really believe this story, this history, was waiting for her. it was waiting for me. i think it was a form idable collaboration. i enjoyed every minute of it, but i was exhausted. what keeps you going when your father's just died? to answer that question it was the talent of these people that i had to help them complete. g gugu, tom, but my production designer, my cinematographer. we were filming this on the tiniest budget. their work, their blood, their sweat. gugu's work, blood, sweat and tears had had to be seen to be believed in so many ways. she has to be so complex. she's a child of a slave, this child of an aristocrat, this child of a white person, a black person, this woman of color in

thank you, j.j. time now for pops and drops, the big movers of the day, cisco. >> guy, this feels like a reverse wall for cisco. >> the quarter wasn't bad. the margins concerned some people. the revenue growth wasn't there. if you look at the chart the mover we had into this august is the last move we had. it's the last august we failed to 26. i'm in the camp, i would probably trade down to 22-and-a-half. you take another look at it on the long side. >> a drop of dang dang down 11%. tim see more. >> dang. all right. this is b to c in chosen. this is a stock with a big valuation. i think a little growth and something you should look at. >> power, 4%. bk. >> great earnings, they are here at the nasdaq, the dow celebrating good growth. all these alternative stocks have been doing well. it looks like a space with good momentum. stay with this one. >> a pop of 4% in iraq space. karen. >> that was likely on the third point filing. good for a nice pop, actually. >> kevin o'leary versus guy adami. it's the c

. >> if we're going to tack tell literacy here in houston, j.j., we got to get our game faces on. >>e. >> the woman is hysterical. a great cause. >> she looks fantastic. >> did she go out and play. >> she could. >> fundamentally dishonest if she didn't play. >> i did the literacy campaign back in the '90s, her, tom and his wife -- >> you learned how to read and write. >> great lady, barbara bush. kimberly, you're a great lady too. >> i have a very special occasion that we want to celebrate here at the fox news channel two fantastic americans today celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. can you guess? there they are. former vice president dick cheney and his wife. i hope you are spending it with family. thank you for your dedication to this country and each other. >> 50 years. wow. >> that's amazing. >> i held bob down. >> jena. >> i have an amazing video for you. a little boy apparently was not happy when he found out that his mom was having another baby. so check out what he had to say about it. >> i'm pregnant. >> what were you thinking? what do you have to just get another ba

j.j. green is in washington. good morning. in a statement to the new york tiles, j.p.gan spokeswoman patricia wechsler saying companies of our size unfortunately experience cyber attacks nearly every day. she said they have layers of defense to counter the attacks. how safe is our money. >> our money is at just as much risk as anything else in the united states, especially considering the u.s. is usually a target when it comes to bad guys, bad people and bad organizations, who really don't want to see the u.s. succeed and want what people in the u.s. have. money is one of the easiest things to steal now. it can be done remotely. you don't to have show up at the bank anymore or rob somebody on the street. you can simply reach he into your computer or their computer or into a bank's computers and steal money. it's something that has to be looked at much more carefully, not just on the upper levels, in the upper levels of government, but every single citizen in the u.s. has to pay closer attention. >> the f.b.i. looking whether it was in retaliation for sanctions against

let's talk about that with j.j. green, an aljazeera america security contributor joining us from washington. thanks for being with us. the islamic state group, what do we know he about its funding sources? >> they do a number of criminal activities, robbery, shake downs and tax, collect taxes from people in the area where they supposedly are "governing," and they say that these people would rather pay them taxes than pay the government they supposedly replaced. they get a lot of donations from wealthy sympathizers in the region and other places, and they also knocked over the mosul central bank, which essentially gave them something on the order of almost $500 million, so that's a really quick way to make yourself wealthy, knocking over big central banks. most of what they have is in gold bouillon, but still, it is a very wealthy terror group and probably the most wealthy on the planet. >> they seem well organized. what is their focus on finances portend about i.s.'s goal to become a caliphate, a state actor? >> wel

let's go to j.j. green right now, our security contributor here at aljazeera america.e joins us from washington, d.c. this morning. we see those masks, we see that smile on the mask. it seems to be non-threaten, but should this threat be taken seriously? >> absolutely. they are what they say they are. they can be anything from one to 10 to 10,000 to more, and they can adjust based on the day, based on their target, based on what it is they want to achieve with their messaging. here's the thing that's most important about anonymous and any group like it. it evolves. the people that are chasing them evolve, as well. they're going to have to keep changing in order to remain effective. they have been able to attack and take off line websites and organizations like the one inferring son, mainly because they're small, but they can attack sophisticated websites and organizations, as well. the key is however ahead of organizations and cities like ferguson can they stay, because as i mentioned, technology continues to evolve and they, too are suspects to becoming out of date or

j.j., perhaps robin williams suicide from depression will be a wake up call for all of us to be concerned from the dewith pregss than what the kardashian did. unfortunately depression goes hand-in-hand with those struggling with addiction. williams' death has shed light on an issue that needs to be talked about more often. i agree. david emails we go overboard talking about the greatness of the star but forget about the horrendous void he's left for his family and close friends. true enough david, their loss even anger at their loss is more than understandable. >>> back on the subject. we tend to forget there are various stages to grief like the angry stage, like when a family can't fathom someone they love so much taking themselves out so horribly. you can't tell me they are also angry at him. maybe they are angry and very hurt and maybe they are very bitter too. so forgive some of them if right about now they are not quite so understanding of this thing called depression. forgive them if they are even angry about depression. forgive them if they are depressed by depression. their husban

who don't produce anyone else's work, and they just produce their own cannons, and then some of my j.jnd i want kids. the classic narcissist that i am great, there should be more of me. younger versions of me should be around. i don't know how i am going to do it all. another lifetime. but my eyes have always been bigger than my stomach, as i say. it is something older women say. it is not a sexy thing that a young television actress should maybe say, but i do feel that way. the next thing is i would like to direct something that i wrote. that would be nice. >> thank you. >> of course, thank you for having me. >> a pleasure. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" for wednesday, august 27, 2014. i'm pimm fox. today's theme, the boy scouts model, always be prepared. new research reveals detail of financial anxiety. plus, how professional sports stars prepare to retire. you will meet one that made the transition from playing to profit. and american craft beer, yes, being prepared in germany. how stone burberry is tapping the barrels in one of the

some of the behavior was similar to j.j.'s. some was much worse.their children had been suspended." this is not an isolated incident. it is not a problem of perception, but a need problem of racial disparity. here is attorney general eric holder in march. >> african-american students made up one in five preschoolers enrolled during the 2011/2012 school year. they accounted for half of all preschool students who faced more than one out-of-school suspension. not acceptable. >> joining me now from los angeles is jeannette powell, motivational speaker, author, and co-founder of "the truth heals," a nonprofit for women and children affected by fatherlessness. nice to have you this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> i'm sure that you've had many reactions as a result of you telling this story. tell me what those reactions have been for the most part. >> i think that they've been a combination of good and bad. obviously i've had a lot of people that have been very, very supportive. i had lots of parents coming out and saying, you know what, i'm going

regis's daughter, the wonderful j.j. philbin, married my best friend mike schur.he best man at that wedding. so i was at regis's daughter's wedding. john henson married my old comedy partner, jill benjamin, so i was also at his wedding. so i've been at weddings with both people on the show, which is crazy. i want you to know i have a lot of guests whose wedding i have not been in. [ laughter ] but i do think one of the takeaways here is if you're having a wedding and you invite me, there's a chance eventually you'll be a guest on the show. [ cheers and applause ] so if you're making that guest list and you're right on the line of should we or shouldn't we, that may be the incentive. we'll also have music from a great band of two lovely people of whom i've not been to either of their weddings, the broods. the broods are here. [ cheers and applause ] broods are here. it's not the, right? i said it wrong. broods are here. sorry about that, broods. as many of you know, the internet exists and has for some time. now we have search engines that can find exactly what you

it was nice to see j.j. the pantserpreneur again.'m glad he was able to take time away to be on the show. i don't know why some of these guys even show up. one of the guys, andrew, a white guy, earlier in the season, he made a racially insensitive comment about ron and markel, the two african-american bachelors. that was bad. yet tonight, andrew made it worse. >> i think he handled it like a total gentleman. he took his time. he was patient. he didn't react out of anger. and it's a true testament to his character because he's a good guy. >> i agree with the way ron approached this whole predicament. >> markel? >> excuse me? >> you said ron. >> apologize, markel. >> jimmy: i guess all checkered shirts look the same to him or something. [ laughter ] also on the "men tell all" special tonight, former bachelorette, ashley, and t.j. showed up to undergo a medical procedure. somehow, abc convinced them to have an ultrasound on the air. she's pregnant. and it was the most shocking ultrasound in "bachelorette" history. >> brad is our ultraso

who don't produce anyone else's work, and they just produce their own cannons, and then someone like j.j and i want kids. the classic narcissist that i am great, there should be more of me. younger versions of me should be around. i don't know how i am going to do it all. another lifetime. but my eyes have always been bigger than my stomach, as i say. it is something older women say. it is not a sexy thing that a young television actress should maybe say, but i do feel that way. the next thing is i would like to direct something that i wrote. that would be nice. >> thank you. >> of course, thank you for having me. >> a pleasure. ♪ >> live from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to "bloomberg west," where we cover innovation, technology, and the future of business. i'm emily chang. first, to the headlines. the pier to pier landing site connects bar with landers on the internet, lending club says it has extended $5 billion in personal loans on the platform. a sales ban on certain samsung smartphones is rejected again. a ruling says it did not inflict substantial harm. and pat issu -

j.j., stocks still higher. >> stocks screamed higher on very, very heavy view. almost 321 puts as well. it was that tech blog that basically said that people that they've interviewed, ebay interviewed were being told, don't worry, you are have an upside play here. we will spin off pay pal. whether or not that was really what was purported was really true, people bought into it. i certainly did because of what carl icahn. when they told carl, you know, to go, have a sit down after he made by as many mark and all the folks on the board, remember when they were having all those fights? >> right. >> then all of a sudden things seem as to smooth out t. earnings were bad, it came screaming back to 52. gathered itself and now it's 56 pushing 57. >> he makes the point. the stock has gone from 49 to 56 at this point. so a lot of the bad news, whether it was the algo, whether it was the security breach, all each, all the favor. they were terrible. stocks moved. i loved this stock at 14. at 56, i don't know. >> but i don't think carl gets out there and, you know, this is t

well, actually, the connection with felicity is -- matt reeves, who was co-creator of "felicity" with j.j three of us are still very close. and we've been trying to find something to do together. i did not think it would be "planet of the apes." but he calls me and he said come do this, it will be really great. i think that's what's so good about this movie in a way is that, even though it is this giant, big slick 3d extravaganza with andy serkis, who i know you just spoke with -- isn't he the best? >> seth: he's the best, he's incredible. such an incredible actor. and the work he does in this film is amazing. you really see him through the apes. [ laughter ] i don't know how else to say it. but you can say there's a real felicity vibe to this "planet of the apes." [ laughter ] some of the apes are real dense -- >> yeah. oh my god, and a goth roommate and all of it. so it was matt. and matt's sort of sensitivity and sense of character that he really brought to this. he told me he was going to do it and i read the script and there are those moments that pop, that feel very intimate and ver

meesa super excited j.j. abrams is directing this time.a very optimistic. [ laughter ] moving on. on one side we have "your date." on the other side we have "your bedroom." ooh, i think i know what's going to happen in the middle here. oh, no! blocked by the roommate. [ laughter ] he is eating hummus with his fingers. that guy is the worst. next, on one side we have "vladimir putin." on the other we have "your aunt barb's record collection." and in the middle we have "things that have no soul." [ cheers and applause ] both have a lot of country -- or in vladimir's case, countries. moving on, on one side we have "things you hear at the olive garden." on the other side we have "things you hear in a cult." and in the middle we have "when you're here, you're family." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] and depending on cult rules, you might also get unlimited breadsticks. up next, on one side we have "saving money on car insurance." on the other side we have "a voicemail from your mom." in the middle we have "things that only take 15 minutes.

>> but i don't mind, but it -- it reminds me of "dynamite," j.j.ase that sticks with you? >> no. i don't mind. they recognize me -- >> jimmy: "whassup!?" that was your thing. >> when people yell it at you, come in your face -- "whassup!?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. budweiser kind of took your little "what's up" and they did -- >> well flipped it. >> jimmy: yeah. >> my "what's up" was "whassup," theirs was "wazzup." [ laughter ] all they did was slow it down. >> jimmy: but they know where it came from. >> yeah they know. they owe me some money, though. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. i loved your movies, your standup. but the "martin" tv show was one of my favorites. we used to watch it all the time. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: it looked like it was so fun to make that. >> it was. it was a lot of work. it was very hard. a lot of the characters that i did on that show, i didn't even know i could do. i just was put under pressure to perform and do something and come with things. >> jimmy: like dragonfly jones -- we were just watchi

is there anything you can tell us about the j.j. abrams film in the works?n only tell you that production's under way. we had a very brief hiatus -- we have a very brief hiatus, due in part to the fact that harrison ford broke his ankle. but the footage we've seen is very, very exciting to us, and i think there are about 500 days left between now and december 18th, 2015, when the movie comes out. that doesn't seem like very long and there's a lot of pent-up demand. so, we're just as excited as the fans are about it. >> well, if you want to give us a sneak peek of the footage, we wouldn't say no. moving to the parks and resorts, i understand you raised prices a little bit earlier this year, but what's driving that up side, both in terms of the revenue and operating income? 23% increase in operating income. >> we had great success domestically, higher attendance and higher spending. clearly, demand for the parks in the united states and in other places around the world, hong kong and tokyo, very, very strong. great intellectual property there. fine operation,

aquÍ, mi j.j. ya se nos durmiÓ. miren. >> mientras mÁs tiempo estÉn despiertos, es lo mejor. y aquÍ sigue la guerra de almohadas. christian meyer nos habla de su papel junto a victoria ruffo en la novela la malquerida. [♪ mÚsica ♪] eggo! [ locutora ] los eggo waffles son una gran forma de reunir a tu familia para el desayuno. de hecho, te sorprenderá lo bien que funcionan. [ ding! ] [ carraspea ] [ riendo ] [ locutora ] doraditos y crujientes por fuera, calientitos y suaves por dentro. qué familia tan interesante. [ locutora ] eggo waffles. simplemente deliciosos. >> miren, vamos a cambiar los cubiertos por los palitos de pinchos, seÑores, vamos a cocinar un plato riquÍsimos durante toda esta semana y hoy, el chef jesÚs les trae una receta divertidÍsima para compartir en familia. ¿quÉ es lo que estÁ pasando? ¿quÉ es lo que necesitas para esta receta? >> vamos a usar de ingredientes, el pollo. lo utilizamos en muchas recetas. en este caso no es mÁs que pechuga de pollo con arroz y ensalada. el tema es que lo vamos a hacer como pinchos. puede ser barbecue. en este caso, usamos

aquÍ, mi j.j. ya se nos durmiÓ. miren. >> mientras mÁs tiempo estÉn despiertos, es lo mejor.y aquÍ sigue la guerra de almohadas. christian meyer nos habla de su papel junto a victoria ruffo en la novela la malquerida. [♪ mÚsica ♪] eggo! [ locutora ] los eggo waffles son una gran forma de reunir a tu familia para el desayuno. de hecho, te sorprenderá lo bien que funcionan. [ ding! ] [ carraspea ] [ riendo ] [ locutora ] doraditos y crujientes por fuera, calientitos y suaves por dentro. qué familia tan interesante. [ locutora ] eggo waffles. simplemente deliciosos. my más que la edad, lo que he dimporta es cómo se siente unoa opor dentro. por ejemplo, yo me siento bien y pues sé que me veo bien... ...osea, no seré último modelo, pero pues quiero funcionar de lo mejor, ¿no? por eso busco un compañero que me cuide y que me de chevron con techron. tu auto hace mucho por ti. cuídalo. chevron con techron. cuídalo siempre. ¡ayyy! ¿en serio? para mí? ya me voy a poner rojo... >> miren, vamos a cambiar los cubiertos por los palitos de pinchos, seÑores, vamos a cocinar un plato riquÍsim

j.j. turned me down. >> what part did you audition for?. >> yeah, i know. arnold, if you're watching, i apologize for that. yeah, the move we is 4 1/2 out of five. you got to see it. >> let's transition to "get on up," james brown story. >> yeah. this movie is incredibly great because of chad mcbozeman. he played jackie robinson in "342". he elevates this mediocre script. you never see him on screen, you always see james brown. it takes place over the decades of his life. it's phenomenal. four out of five. i am so jealous that trace adkins is in studio. can you tell him that he rocks it and i love him. i think his music is fantastic. >> you know what? you just told him. so he heard it live. >> we'll give him your five stars. >> i love you, trace. you're awesome, man. >> wow. >> we finally got a real love story. >> kevin, thank you. straight ahead on this friday. >> serious stuff now. did president clinton drop the ball on bin laden? >> i nearly got him once. i nearly got him and i could have gotten him, i could have killed him. >> wow. our

. >> okay, guys, doug, j.j., thank you very much. >> have a good day. >>> still to come this morning, it may be time to change your passwords. a russian gang has stolen more than a billion user names and passwords in one of the largest databases in history. >>> and what magic does disney have to improve in a quarter? we're not letting it go. we have more "squawk box" right after this. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ e my mom works at ge. financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise >>> more than 500 million e-mail addresses, a discovery made by a wisconsin based firm called hold security. the research company is calling it the largest breach ever. >> this is a group of about a dozen people who just sat around and sent the zombie computers out to go gather all of these. what kills me is this target, we knew what the breach was. we don't know who the companies are,

from around the world from entertainment industry giants like disney's ceo bob eisner and filmmaker j.jms to president obama and even secretary of defense chuck hagel praising williams for his work entertaining the troops. last night through this morning robin williams trended on twitter and on facebook. both in the u.s., and worldwide. williams landed on the scene in mork and mindy which aired between 1978 and 1982 and became a comedic icon with signature improvisations and rapid switching between different characters. but he also found great success with drama. winning an academy award for his role as a teacher in "good will hunting" in 1997. also winning three golden globes for "good morning vietnam," "the fisher king" and his iconic role as "mrs. doubtfire" the hit that is so popular it's still the most frequently played movie on basic cable. his dozens of film grossed $3.2 billion at the u.s. box office and $5.2 billion worldwide and those numbers are not adjusted for inflation. most recently williams starred on the crazy ones, a sitcom on cbs which was canceled after one season. a

. >> i'm not doing a commercial, but j.j.ue, one of those great places you walk in all the guys arer ewearing hat. >> we'll meet you there for lunch. speaking of lunch, i'm outing you. he's going on lays chips for breakfast. >> i'm off ice cream all month. don't take my chips. >> breakfast of champions. >>> up next, the ultimate summer camp. an inside look at a place where kids get to play with anything they want and then tell adults what to do. >> kid heaven? >> but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> back now at 8:46. and "today's" american story comes from the san francisco bay area where there's a new summer camp. lots of kids are thrilled to get a chance to tell grownups what needs improvement. [ singing ] >> reporter: she sings like it's closing time. she's testing a new karaoke app. they want to know how to make this app so simple even a grownup can understand. children are in great demand heez these days as product design consultants. >> was it easy or hard? >> there's so much. like, i can keep scrolling down for ages.