jesse jackson, al sharpton, that's their motto. and which do not report the income, they don't properly report the income. these nonprofits. neil: amazing. we are going to take a break. if only the president knew what hollywood types really thought of him. they keep on coming from the e-mails that are getting more and more embarrassing. neil: a note to politicians who suck up to hollywood, don't bother. with friends like these, you don't need enemies. leaked details joking about the president's love for black movies and actors. we have james hirsch and saying that it is gone. and yet everyone is saying that, particularly, in the democratic party, here in hollywood's favor. why bother to . >> the reason is because of the money because 80% of the money that comes out of hollywood goes towards the democratic party. that being said, this is very revealing and it shows hypocrisy. because as you pointed out in the opening, one of the most powerful executives in hollywood, the most powerful woman in hollywood, while she called a fundraise

jesse jackson, al sharpton, that's their motto. and which do not report the income, they don't properly report the income. these nonprofits. neil: amazing. we are going to take a break. if only the president knew what hollywood types really thought of him. they keep on coming from the e-mails that are getting more and more embarrassing. ♪ over 12,000 financial advisors. so, how are things? good, good. nearly $800 billion dollars in assets under care. let me just put this away. how did edward jones get so big? could you teach our kids that trick? by not acting that way. ok, last quarter... it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. ♪ ♪ (holiday mhey! is playing) i guess we're going to need a new santa ♪(the music builds to a climax.) more people are coming to audi than ever before. see why now is the best time. audi will cover your first month's payment on select models at the season of audi sales event. visit audioffers.com today. thanks. ♪ [ male announcer ] fedex® has solutions to able global commerce that can help your comp

this is not a time for jesse jackson to shut up. because you can't shut jesse jackson up.t's time for people of goodwill to speak up and to reply and rebut the racial arsonists like louis farrakhan. it's time for us to say -- >> where are they, though? >> i was on the phone last week with one of the great black leaders, the guy that ran against me for the united states congress, former congressman, the reverend floyd flake out of south jamaica. he gets federal funds, he built senior citizen housing, he does great things. he's a black leader that i want to listen to. he's done great things. as far as race baiting jesse jackson and race baiting al sharpton who tonight on fifth avenue they're having a demonstration when this big bird mayor says oh, we're not going to have any more demonstrations. al sharpton is calling on -- >> i actually don't want to waste any more time talking about sharpton and jackson because i think we all agree they're bad people. i want you to focus on de blasio. this mayor, he's basically a communist, right, helping the sandinistas, giving them care

jesse jackson in washington on the day of the shareholder meeting. for joining us, president of the rainbow push coalition. yorkcrumpton is in new with a preview coming up at the top of the hour. >> the result of the fed asia books coming up at 2:00 washington time. the anecdotal reports from the districts. by the founderd of s&p. i will see you in a few minutes. back to you san francisco. lex thank you. pandora shares have taken a beating this year. -- thank you. acquisition? we hear from the music streaming services ceo next. ♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg "west." a new face.etting the company just rolled out a redesign for the mobile platform only available to 3% of iphone and android users right now but will take effect for everyone over the next few months. leslie picker sat down with the ceo michael harry at the credit suisse tech knowledge he conference ins got stale, arizona, and started off by asking him about the latest update. >> we're really excited about the new rollout. it is focused on servicing the personalization pieces inside the pr

neil: jesse jackson. in silicon valley, holding a rally outside apple headquarters to encourage a more diverse work force. >> it's pretty diverse. when you look at the work force 35% or thereabouts of people of color. 10 percent are african-americans. the issue here is -- a lot of asian-americans. and i'll tell you something, i'm wondering where are the protests outside general motors. two-thirds of general motors work force has been outsourced overseas. neil: as apple. >> we know that about apple for a long time. neil: good point. >> the inroads, it's pressure on facebook and google as well. >> but that's the thing, it's misdirected yet again. you look at twitter, google, facebook, around 40% of their work force is considered minority. asian, black, hispanic or anything other than white. neil: we tend to focus on the minority, we automatically think african-american. >> why aren't we protesting for these people? we're at 40% already. almost 50% at yahoo. >> jesse jackson is speaking for the black communi

but he's done this because he can't stand jesse jackson. think that's back in chicago. >> there are plenty of other leaders in the black community that he could have chosen, but his comfort level seems to be with more radical people with radical views that i would argue are out of touch with the mainstream. let's go to the president. on every high profile racial case he's weighed in on. cambridge police, trayvon martin, this case, he's 0 for 3, a three-time loser on the wrong side and rushing to judgment. here's the proof. >> i don't know, not having been there and not seeing all the facts, what role race placed -- played in that, but i think it's fair to say, number one, any of us would be pretty angry. number two, that the cambridge police acted stupidly. my main message is to the parents of trayvon martin. you know, if i had a son, he'd look like trayvon. i know the world also took notice of the small american city of ferguson, missouri, where a young man was killed and so yes, we have our own racial and ethnic tensions. >> juan, let me

reverend jesse jackson joins us. and contractors may face illness because of service in afghanistan. "meet the press" host jones -- joins us with a look at his new book on president obama. hello i'm antonio mora, those stories and more ahead on . >> americans upset that a new york city police officer was not indicted in the death of eric ghana. >> this is how many u.s. waste. inhalation. this is our generation. >> a new chuck todd book. a stranger, barack obama in the white house. you'd think washington would change on its own. >> families made the final steps them. >> as long as we stand up saying we fight, at some point you have to make good. >>> we begin with a large protest across the country, and the calls for police reform, following the grand jury decision not to charge a new york city police officer in the death of eric garner. joining us from washington d.c. is the reverend jesse jackson, activist and founder and president of the rainbow push coalition. good to see you. there is, of course, an incredible amo

linda hanson -- ends up in the pockets in the hands of jesse jackson and al sharpton and others. but they will give the money to the preacher or the leader in the black community. so it does not trigger down to them at all. maybe we would see a better change america. neil: beginning with reverend jackson back with the rainbow coalition getting companies to pay up but the fact is this is happening through democratic and republican presidents alike and it is pretty much a way it has been for the user community. so what will it take to change that? is it is the head of sony getting themselves covered or like al sharpton off their back? >> a good question the only way it will change is white americans have to overcome the fear to be called racist. as long as they have that power over. then black americans have to overcome the idea that they need a leader. i grew up in alabama under jim crow. i left all that 80 years of age i did not have the leader over me telling me how to think or who was bad or good. you just have to act normal. and tell black americans say no, you are not my beat

we have the honor of having the reverend jesse jackson, civil rights leader and president of the rainbowing us at this hour. very much a pleasure to have you here to discuss a lot of issues. >> and the spirit is be fair, and be just. >> i appreciate you being here. we just heard from eric garner's mother gwen carr. his daughter has said some interesting things. they've been reacting here on cnn talking about the fact that they don't necessarily believe the officers' actions were necessarily motivated by race and perhaps more by pride. do you think that's possible and would it change the national debate we're having right now about policing in minority neighborhoods? >> not likely. there is a pattern here and whether it is medgar evers in mississippi back in the day or trayvon martin or diallo in new york or whether it's the case of charles and mike brown in ferguson whether it's the case of in new york this awful choke hold killing is a pattern and it must be stopped. it puts an awful burden upon the department of justice to stop these acts of terror against black men. >> you know, it's

included nation of islam leader lewis farakhan and marion barry's christopher and the ref rand jesse jacksonthis part is an phourhour and 20 minutes. >> marion barry was brilliant. when he worked on his docktorate degree just sort of his dissertation and quit school to go to work on the committee and his completion of his ph.d. he had learned 180 chemical equations that he scared with his son christopher on several occasions and could still recite them in these late years of his life. bible says that a tree is known by the fruit that it bears. so if you want to understand and know the fruit, you need to check the tree. christopher marion and christopher berry eex ex you'dsudes greatness. it will be the greatest tribute you could ever give to your father. brothers and sisters, i want to you stand on your feet and receive marion christopher berry who in turn after he speaks will introduce the honorable minister lewis farakhan. first off i want to give honor to god and his wisdom. to his plan there is no imperfections and no faults and no mistakes. and i want to thank the community and i want t

jesse jackson. did he get answers in his meeting with microsoft? >> welcome back to the best of "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. tech companies from microsoft to google, from apple to facebook have reported their diversity numbers and they are pretty much the same story across the board. the workforce is predominantly male and predominantly white or asian. what can we do? we spoke with jesse jackson where he was meeting with leaders of amazon and microsoft. i asked him what nadela had to say. >> i think the real zeal women and people of color represents mono, market, talent and location. it is not the cost of doing business. it is the key to growth. there is an opportunity there. we e we focus on engineers, can help increase that supply base. beyond that, 60% to 70% of the jobs are nontech. awyers and ad execs. >> is it interesting to have a conversation with a guy of indian descent? for you to have that conversation with -- does he get it more because he is also in this country a minority? >> in microsoft, you have an indian president, female cf

the reverend jesse jackson. did he get answers in his meeting with microsoft? >> welcome back to the best of "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. tech companies from microsoft to google, from apple to facebook have reported their diversity numbers and they are pretty much the same story across the board. the workforce is predominantly male, predominantly white and asian. what can we do to increase diversity? our editor at large cory johnson and i spoke with civil rights leader, the reverend jesse jackson. he joins us from seattle where he has been meeting with leaders of amazon and microsoft. including microsoft c.e.o. satya nadella. i asked him what nadella had to say. >> i think the real deal is if they will see that for those -- women and people of color represents market, money, talent and location. it is not the cost of doing business. it is the key to growth. there is an opportunity there. while we focus a lot on stem and engineers, we can help increase that supply base. beyond that, 60% to 70% of the jobs are non-tech. lawyers and ad agencies and marketing

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reverend jesse jackson is pushing for more diversity in technology companies as well.eeting with microsoft and amazon and is with us coming up. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west," where we focus on innovation, technology, and the future of business. the majority of microsoft's workforce is male and white. no surprise there. the numbers tell a broader technology story where companies like yahoo! and facebook have similar percentages. the founder and president of the rainbow push coalition, reverend jesse jackson, has been meeting with tech ceo's. he joins me now from seattle. cory johnson is still here. you met with satya nadella. what did he have to say when it came to diversity? this is a guy whose big public mistake was saying that women should not ask her raises. >> i think he regrets having made that statement. they will see that for those locking down people of color represent market and not the cost of doing business, it is achieving growth. while we focus on stem and engineers, beyond that, 60% to 70% of jobs -- the whole range of workers can be employed in

jesse jackson and al sharpton speaking out against it. >> jesse jackson and al sharpton don't get along's very inoperable argument to make. >> you don't have the president speaking out against those kind of comments. have you silence from the president right now who has sat there he should be sitting there showing some leadership and saying guys we have a race problem. let's do it peacefully. >> we have a race problem he said let's do it in a organized way around policy. each the commissioner in new york has said that we are going to deal with it. >> we ran out of sometime, scotty, thank you very much. very very heated debate. coming up, mayor de blasio attacks the media for misrepresenting the protests and stoking unrest. is he just looking for a scapegoat? that debate coming right'll back. lead to tooth decay and bad breath? well, there is biotene, specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants... biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. . >>> in the unresolved problem segment tonight, as the

jesse jackson and al sharpton speaking out against it. >> jesse jackson and al sharpton don't get alongt's very inoperable argument to make. >> you don't have the president speaking out against those kind of comments. have you silence from the president right now who has sat there he should be sitting there showing some leadership and saying guys we have a race problem. let's do it peacefully. >> we have a race problem he said let's do it in a organized way around policy. each the commissioner in new york has said that we are going to deal with it. >> we ran out of sometime, scotty, thank you very much. very very heated debate. coming up, mayor de blasio attacks the media for misrepresenting the protests and stoking unrest. is he just looking for a you don't think much about it... you never dwell on how it was made... it's just a blanket after all... but when everything else has been lost, the comfort it provides is immeasurable. the america red cross brings hope and help to people in need every 8 minutes, every day. so this season give something that means something. support us at redc

they give you a path for being awful. >> have you noticed during all these jesse jackson has not appeared. and louis farrakhan has not said a thing. >> yeah, he did, he said the riots were a-okay. >> he said something to the effect of let's burn this place down. >> i i think jackson is looking at this thing and saying and listen to what sharpton's getting, because he's in the wrong direction, and he's decided he wants to stay out of this. but when it comes to the question about the judicial system, there is something to what allan west said, with all due respect, there are some blacks to believe they're not getting a fair shake in the judicial system. whether it's true or not, that's their perception. >> and there's whites that think they're not getting a fair shake, and there's asians who think -- let's work on our rhetoric, let's not be divisive, let's not make our judicial system which is the best in the world a little bit better with some thoughtful discussion and understanding and appreciate those who protect and serve. >> can i agree with bob, though? >> no. >> they're legitimate be

lou louis farrakhan does the same thing, jesse jackson does the same thing. they try to apply race to everything and that is unhealthy. president obama and eric holder have the opportunity to make it more about what the root causes are, excessive use of force and not about race. >> and respecting the rule of law. >> i'd be a little careful about mr. farrakan. jesse jackson -- >> farrakhan yelled out last week "let's tear this place apart," those words. >> i think we're making al sharpton the poster child for this. he said the federal government did go in the south because the laws needed to be changed. the laws were on the side of the states and those laws were used to keep minorities from voting, from participating in equal opportunities in schools and in jobs. so, yes, the federal government had to go in. this is a status of mind. for the police chief, and i think he had some very good points, but the wounds he talks about here were not about barack obama or eric holder. these wounds, as he pointed out, were still there. they are there. the question is how

reverend jesse jackson joins us. also how thousands of veterans and civilian contractors may face serious illness because of their service in iraq and afghanistan. and meet the press host chuck todd will join us on his unflinchingly critical book on president obama. i'm antonio mora. welcome to "consider this," and those stories and much more straight ahead. >> americans still upset that a new york city police officer was not indicted in the death of eric garner. >> this needs to end. >> we deserve better. >> this is how many military bases dispose of waste. >> this is our generations agent orange. >> barack obama in the white house. >> washington would change on its own by his mere presence. >> syrian families made it through their final steps through a war that nearly killed them. >> if we fight atrocities, as some point you have to make a good. >> we begin with a large protest across the country and calls for police reform following the grand jury decision not to charge a new york city police officer in the death

reverend jesse jackson joins us. and contractors may face illness because of service in afghanistan. "meet the press" host jones -- joins us with a look at his new book on president obama. hello i'm antonio mora, those stories and more ahead on .

it is talking to people who would care what dick gephardt and jesse jackson are doing. i look at the midterm elections in 2014, where some say it is an election about nothing and others say it is an election about everything. somebody pointed out that abc has done almost no stories about it. at the men andh women who make decisions that would guide the country, i like those days. >> you mentioned gary hart. of thet the beginning coverage of personal lives of politicians? >> i do not think so. when gary hart dared reporters got messedim and around with "monkey business," a boat that he took a weekend on, politicians realized their private lives were fair game. it is not just the reporters. the managers, the executive producers, the management of ,etwork television news decided yeah, we can go after the stories. what do you think the impact is on the population? do they care? >> unfortunately. i think the general viewing audience love stories like that. and like to see the high mighty, when they become hypocritical, take a fall. figurese to see public on a pedestal. gossi

the reverend jesse jackson made intel the latest stop on his tour to bring more diversity to the tech industry, chiding silicon valley for not being inclusive enough. >> there's been patterns of exclusion of black, latinos, people of color, in limits of growth. >> reporter: reverend jackson met during the week with intel executives including ceo tim cook who he said should diversify apple stores. >> there's stores in downtown locati locations, but never in the ghetto area. this is a significant body of consumers and talented people. >> reporter: he also stressed education as a way into the tech industry for minorities. >> he said there's a lot of hope for children who are brilliant, the ones that come and we reach out to students who have no coding experience at all and over the course of 48 hours they create amazing apps that are designed to change the world. >> we just need somebody to open the door and then there would be the next mark zuckerbergs and boys and girls. >> reporter: the latest coalition will buy stock in several tech companies to make sure they have a voice at the tab

pascal tells "the hollywood reporter" she has reached out to if al sharpton and jesse jackson about theracial jokes about president obama, saying he might like the slave movie djengo unchained. >> you want us to kill the leader of north cee yanchts all this as sony's comedy about north cee in the middle of a cyber war, had its premiere last nights, a red carpet and no sbre views. >> there is no red carpet tonight. up. >> and late today, jolie releasing this video and pulling out of her own premiere for the movie "unbroken." apparently, not because of the scandal. >> i found out last night that i have chicken pox. >> get well soon. thanks to cecilia vega for that report. tune in to "good morning america" tomorrow. and we are on abcnews.com. good night, america. have a great weekend. all the hassle that comes with thouselling or trading in. of we make selling your car, truck or suv, fast, safe and fair with three simple steps: one -- get your free online valuation. two -- drive to your local car-buying center. three -- walk out with a check in as little as thirty minutes. buying cars is a

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. >> the reverend jesse jackson is going to be in oakland to talk to teen-agers about what's been going on here in the bay area. he'll speak to high school students on police relations and community violence. now, the prosecutor in charge of the case that started this all released more grand jury documents yesterday but he's still holding ones to the fbi's interview with the man who was with michael brown the day he was killed. the attorney promised to make public witness testimony about the case. since last month he's released more than 5,700 pages of documents, but the fbi interview of the man who was reportedly with brown when he died was missing from those papers. after questions from the media, the prosecutor released more documents including a transcript of the witness's testimony to the grand jury but not his interview with the fbi. less than a week after the shooting. the prosecutor says that interview might be related to a separate civil rights investigation. we'll have to see. >> the justice department released its findings from a federal autopsy of michael brown. a coroner fo

jesse jackson has commented on it. and louis farrakhan. let me get your feedback on what you think how they might have impacted what happened here. >> if you're angry, throw your arms up if you want justice, throw your arms up. if you want answers, throw your arms up. because that's the sign michael was using in order to establish peace you must have fair justice for everyone. we want real peace. we don't want to just be told to shut up and suffer in silence. we don't fight until we get tired. we fight until we win. the federal government must step in. >> as long as they kill us and go to wendy's and have a burger and go to sleep, they're going to keep killing us. but when we die and they die, then soon we going to sit at a table and talk about we're tired. we want some of this earth because we'll tear this [ bleep ] country up. >> -- three and a half months this was no jury of integrity, no jury of substance -- it's not right. we all deserve better. >> show of hands, how many think this had a detrimental effect on ferguson? i know jesse j

eric holder, obama, al sharpton, jesse jackson. of the activists have to look themselves in the mirror before protesting to anyone else in their community and say we need to change. i'm doing your job. ore places ty on earth. we have the speed. we have the technology. and we have the team. we made over 15 billion successful deliveries last year. 15 billion! football has a season. baseball has a season. this is our season. >>> the decision we're minutes out from hearing mayor de blasio on the choke hold death of eric garner. the former police commissioner is also waiting to talk to us. >>> holder, obama, sharpton, jesse jackson, any of these activists have to look themselves in the mirror before protesting to anyone else in their community and say we need to change. i'm doing your job. i'm doing eric holder's job. i'm not going to tell a police department, a nation to change when we're stiller to up on the floor up. we need a check up from the neck up. you have to hit the brakes on what you're doing. this is god's doing. i'm moving

not to your priest or support group, you go to al sharp and jesse jackson. they went down to reverend al. that says it all. in hollywood, if you have any credibility, you lost it. >> the whole thing -- >> why are they the gatekeepers for absolution. >> al sharpton owes $5 million in back taxes. >> he has all the right views and clears the pathways usually for liberals. if you get your appointment and pass the test, you can go on to do whatever you want to do. >> getting back to hollywood, a lot of people take pleasure in the fact that when hollywood gets caught with its pants down. >> like china. hands up, how about make a decent movie? how about that? >> the fact that they were so big on the war on women and, look, there is a war on women in many nations and american men are et aboutbetter than any cul around the world. >> when they slap a burka on you at 95 degrees, i'm not complaining. they are all doing really, really well. >> i want to be the fly on the wall when she meets with al sharpton. >> first of all, stop before you do any more damage to your rep

jesse jackson has commented on it. and louis farrakhan. let me get your feedback on what you think how they might have impacted what happened here. >> if you're angry, throw your arms up if you want justice, throw your arms up. if you want answers, throw your arms up. because that's the sign michael was using in order to establish peace you must have fair justice for everyone. we want real peace. we don't want to just be told to shut up and suffer in silence. we don't fight until we get tired. we fight until we win. the federal government must step in. >> as long as they kill us and go to wendy's and have a burger and go to sleep, they're going to keep killing us. but when we die and they die, then soon we going to sit at a table and talk about we're tired. we want some of this earth because we'll tear this [ bleep ] country up. >> -- three and a half months this was no jury of integrity, no jury of substance -- it's not right. we all deserve better. >> show of hands, how many think this had a detrimental effect on ferguson? i know jesse j

it is jesse jackson. this guy's younger. a lot younger. and a lot madder.ut for not the reasons you're thinking. the message you should be hearing. next. >> because we pissed off at the police is not helping. i said it before and i said it again. change is not going to come until we change it. we are here acting a fool. how are our kids supposed to grow up when we're out here acting stupid? how much are co2 emissions reduced? up to 30%? 45%? 60%? the answer is... up to 60% less. and that's a big reason why the u.s. is a world leader in reducing co2 emissions. take the energy quiz -- round 2. energy lives here. that's all i crave.e that's where this comes in. only nicorette gum has patented dual-coated technology for great taste. plus nicorette gum gives you intense craving relief. and that helps put my craving in its place. that's why i only choose nicorette. >>> when you think of reverends who could stir it up in our society, the name al sharpton comes to mind. maybe jesse jackson. but what about donovan gentry? does that ring a bell to any of you? he's a

president obama has blessed him, given him that title because he so hates jesse jackson. i think it's just ridiculous. it shows you how corrupt the system is. while you guys are all on the high and mighty stage about outrage over e-mails, i'm going to take the low road this morning and let me just say her comments about a harvard-educated law professor, president of the united states, as only liking low-brow kevin hart movies, now that's -- i mean, that's outrageous. that's insane. talk about racial stereotyping. >> -- to your browser history and finds some sites that maybe you visited that you're not too proud of. this is their private information. i think it's inappropriate to judge them. this was not for public disclosure. >> any time anybody acts in a racist manner and has conclusions about me based on my race, that's inappropriate? >> so breaking into a home and stealing their private papers -- >> what i think is funny is that these democrat elites are always accusing republicans of being racist. they do this in films all the time. yet here we have liberal elites who