kevin: that's right. and we were really excited -- i was excited to work again with a person i knew from paypal. he worked with us at xoom and eventbrite, and he has been fantastic. ♪ julia: most people we talked to, they say, i can't imagine working with my spouse. i can't imagine it. we would kill each other. ♪ emily: so kevin, you step down as ceo in 2016 due to health issues. how are you feeling? how are you doing? kevin: i am feeling great. i am 100%. serendipitously, oddly, it was really a great transition because we had a founder in the building in julia that had been impassioned and really had this great insight about the business, who has really great perspectives, and she stepped up during an incredibly tough time personally where she really was kind of taking care of me at that point, but also really took the baton and has been fantastic. emily: i know this was a moment for you, julia. there was a vacuum in leadership to fill, but you also have this personal situation in your life you had to de

kevin: that's right.nd we were really excited -- i was excited to work again with a person i knew from paypal. he worked with us at xoom and even bright, and he has been fantastic. ♪ to,a: most people we talked they say, i can't imagine working with my spouse. i can't imagine it. we would kill each other. ♪ emily: so kevin you step down as ceo in 2016 due to health issues. how are you feeling? how are you doing? kevin: i am feeling great. i am 100%. probably it was really a great transition because we had a founder in the building in julia that had been in a really had this great insight about the business, who has really great perspectives, and she stepped up during an incredibly tough time personally where she really was of taking care of me at that point, but also really took the baton and has been fantastic. emily: i know this was a moment for you, julia. there was a vacuum and leadership to fill, but you also have this personal situation in your life you had to deal with it. julia: it is hard for me

kevin: it was pretty natural.f going to some type of club or playing golf, it was working with young founders and new companies. i could pattern match and learn a lot. emily: you invested in paypal. you invested in you too. you invested in interest. kevin: paypal, airbnb, pinterest, uber. emily: pretty good track record. what is your secret? kevin: again, i'm just looking for really talented people that look at the world in a different way and are so impassioned about what they do and want to have a positive impact on the world. emily: i think you said something like you met with 900 companies your first year? kevin: i think it was 951 companies. emily: wow. 951 companies in one year. that is dedication. kevin: obviously we did not fund most of those companies, but what is exciting is that the capital available is a wide for righty, whether it is ssynthetic proteins, space travel, this is an incredible period to build. emily: how did you end up going with founders fund, which is one of the more controversial funds

kevin: that's right.nd we were really excited -- i was excited to work again with a person i knew from paypal. he worked with us at xoom and even bright, and he has been fantastic. ♪ julia: most people we talked to, they say, i can't imagine working with my spouse. i can't imagine it. we would kill each other. ♪ the most difficult part was the notion that we would not be sitting side-by-side every day. i know that sounds cheesy, but we actually have sat at desks next to each other by then for a full decade, and so that was probably the scariest part. for some people, or most people we talked to, they say, i can't imagine working with my spouse. i can imagine it. we would kill each other. that is what we hear all the time. that was the normal for us. that was our normal. i was terrified of what it would do to us as a partnership when we didn't work together every day. it was sort of the opposite. and so i think that is the thing i was afraid of most, and i have to say that now almost two years into this ne

what a performance. >> kevin: maluach. three. no. >> kevin: 17.9 to go. >> reggie: this may go san diego state's way. >> dan: what you are allowed to do at this point is commit to see, he was already out of bounds. >> kevin: right. >> dan: out of bounds when the ball hit him. >> reggie: they both have their hands on the basketball here. >> dan: take a look. pope out of bounds. the ball hit him. hasn't come back in bounds. have both feet back inbounds before re-established inbounds. i thought he was in the air trying to jump back when the ball hit him. >> kevin: only one player, make it two on the san diego state team that have gone to an ncaa tournament. trey kell went when he was a freshman. they have not gone since. that was with steve fisher. the best defender. he missed eight games this season. >> dan: he is out of bounds. out of bounds and he jumps up in the air. when the ball hits him, he is out of bounds. the ball is out of bounds. if it touches out of bounds or something or someone out of bounds. he is out of bounds. >> k

kevin: i am feeling great. i am 100%.gate that this me, oddly, it was a great transition because we had a founder in the building in julia that had this great insight about the business, who has really great perspectives come and she stepped up in an incredibly tough time personally where she really was taking care of me at that point, but also really took the baton and has been fantastic. emily: i know this was a moment for you, julia. there was a vacuum and leadership you had to fill, but also this personal situation in your life you had to deal with it. julia: it is hard for me not to get emotional when we talk about it. it was difficult. themost difficult part was notion that we would not be sitting side-by-side every day. i know that sounds cheesy, but we actually have desks next to each other by then for a whole decade, so that was probably the scariest part. most people we talked to they to we would kill each other. that was the normal for us. that was our normal. i was terrified of what it would do to us as a part

kevin: that's right.nd we were really excited -- i was excited to work again with a person i knew from paypal. he worked with us at xoom and eventbrite, and he has been fantastic. ♪ julia: most people we talked to, they say, i can't imagine working with my spouse. i can't imagine it. we would kill each other. ♪ emily: so kevin you step down as ceo in 2016 due to health issues. how are you feeling? how are you doing? kevin: i am feeling great. i am 100%. serendipitously, kind of oddly, it was really a great transition because we had a founder in the building in julia that had been in a really had this great insight about the business, who has really great perspectives, and she stepped up during an incredibly tough time personally where she really was kind of taking care of me at that point, but also really took the baton and has been fantastic. emily: i know this was a moment for you, julia. there was a vacuum and leadership to fill, but you also have this personal situation in your life you had to deal wi

kevin: that's right.lly excited -- i was excited to work again with a person i knew from paypal. he worked with us at xoom and eventbrite, and he has been fantastic. ♪ julia: most people we talked to, they say, i can't imagine working with my spouse. i can't imagine it. we would kill each other. ♪ emily: so kevin, you step down as ceo in 2016 due to health issues. how are you feeling? how are you doing? kevin: i am feeling great. i am 100%. serendipitously, oddly, it was really a great transition because we had a founder in the building in julia that had been impassioned and really had this great insight about the business, who has really great perspectives, and she stepped up during an incredibly tough time personally where she really was kind of taking care of me at that point, but also really took the baton and has been fantastic. emily: i know this was a moment for you, julia. there was a vacuum in leadership to fill, but you also have this personal situation in your life you had to deal with it. juli

for the first 10 years, kevin served as ceo. now, julia is in the chief executive office driving the company towards an ipo. joining me today on "bloomberg studio 1.0," eventbrite cofounders julia and kevin hartz. you founded a company at the same time that you were planning a wedding together. that is a big risk for a future husband and wife. why did you decide to do it? julia: i have to say that when kevin and i first met, i did not know where this was actually going to lead. and it was part of a two-year-long evolution of getting to know each other and understanding how we might work together. ultimately, we had complementary skills. and so, when you find yourself in that situation, you realize you can be a powerful duo, i think it is a shame if you don't go for it.

i want kevin, guys. >> kevin's the best. >> kevin is the best. >> madelyn just wants to love it and hug it and kevin's like okay, back hold, hold on, wait a minute, wait a minute. but kevin is going to warm up nicely and get into the cuddle party. >>> all right, stretch it out. stretch out your jaw, because it's going to be dropping, this whole video, we haven't seen our buddy florian kohler for a while. doesn't mean he's out of the business of pool trick shots. he is one of the best in business, has multiple guinness world records. >> what?! >> one pool table is not enough for florian. he's 28 years old and the undisputed master of pool trick shots. this entire thing is trick shot after trick shot, and it is wild. >> wow. >> he's originally from vegas. three tables, are you kidding? >> what?! >> plus the model. >> the model has to be a part of it or else this is not going to work. >> a little flair. florian is also known as venom, that's his moniker. >> some of those just defy logic. >> don't they? >> this dude is the real deal. >> watch this midair shot he pulls off. >> oh! >> hits it

let's bring back kevin cirilli and jonathan allen.hat are your colleagues telling you about president trump's delivery in making that comment about north korea? what did they walk away with, the notion that he was being serious or did they find the comment out of place for the dinner, for the purpose of the dinner? >> there's no question that from a policy standpoint this is very much newsworthy in the sense that should the president be sitting down with representatives from north korea, that would mention, that would represent a major breakthrough in terms of back-and-forth negotiations. kim jong-un has been one with the sources of the national security world that i speak with, they suggest that any type of back-and-forth communication, democrats and republicans saying this, by the way, would be a positive step. but also, one to be met with great skepticism, simply because this is someone who clearly cannot be trusted. >> jonathan, what is realistic on this north korea point? >> so far it seems that there's not much that would get th

kevin, back to you. kevin: i love that story. coming up, big tex is becoming public enemy number one on capitol hill. looking towmakers learn? this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power". kevin: this check on first world news with mark crumpton. wilbur ross says there's too much hysteria among investors of the risks to the economy because of president trump's trade policy. secretary ross told bloomberg television that higher tariffs will have a trivial affect on the nations rate of inflation. >> i would recommend investors act rationally. by that what i mean is judge this administration by the actual performance that it creates. don't judge it by some sort of hallucination about some bogeyman out there who could be a problem. the trump administration is that the proposed a list of chinese products to be hit by tariffs. that the president announced duties on $50 billion worth of chinese goods to punish beijing for what washington sees as widespread violations of the american intellectual properties. b

kevin mccarthy. where is kevin? stand up. thank you, kevin. man who's got more courage than all of us, steve soliz. [applause] you don't have to sit, look at him. kevin, he got up faster than you did. i don't know. conference chairwoman kathy mcmorris rodgers. kathy. great job. [applause] great job, kathy. and rcc chair steve stivers. i didn't even know about that. i'm impressed. i don't know if i like that or your political career better, but they're both very good. thank you. and tonight's dinner chair, congressman tom amber, thank you. thank you. thank you, tom. thank you very much, great job. 32 million, i guess you did a great job. we did it together. [laughter] he said you did it i said no, we did it together. that's the way we are working. our republican majority is one of the most successful in the history of the united states. now we must work to keep our majority so we can keep up the fight for american workers, american security, and american values in trying our glorious constitution and the great american flag. this year in the se

that's pretty amazingle. >>> still ahead -- kevin hart's fitness face-off.enes of his new series. and the star that left him hanging. >>> then, inside maks and peta's dancing tour rehearsal. how they're getting ready for life on the road with a 1-year-old. >> i just worry about the bus. >> how peta keeps maks in check. >> closed captioning provided by -- >>> you can definitely feel the love when those two perform. now doubt about that. maks and peta deep in rehearsals for their "confidential" u.s tour which starts monday. now before that, i was exclusively at home with everyone's favorite ballroom family, including the very cute 14-month-old shai, who's already mastered his mom and dad's classic moves. >> can we go down? >> now that he's walking and running around, is he dancing? like when you put on tunes is he kind of rocking out? >> he loves it. >> really? >> he has a full-on dance hold with us. yeah. >> there's nothing but love and amazing sort of feeling. i can't wait to have another one, you know? >> you can't wait to have another one. >> i would love

kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life.how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. . ashley: breaking news for you. the dow and s&p are negative now for the year on today's sell-off, as you can see the dow off 569 points. we are going commercial-free from this point forward to the ringing of the bell and for the rest of this half hour, and we'll see if this sell-off intensifies. it has just in the last five to ten minutes seemed to pick up some steam. take a look at the vix, the volatility index also get a sense of the volatility. yep it's jumped up 24%. don't forget when we were really in the volatile days in february, this number was in the 30s. 21 is about average for the vix. it has picked up in the last well, half of the last session i would say. by the way, the vix is on track for seventh 20% daily move this year alone. been interesting, has it not? president trump slapping $50 billion worth of tariffs on chinese imports. that number initially worked out by the u.s. tr

kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life.s your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. all right the dow is currently up with session lows. still on track for the biggest eruption since march 1. let's go straight down to the new york stock exchange. tech trade taxes. knocking the socks off the market. there down three and 87 points. lower on the year. it is holding up on the year. but it is the biggest loser. today. you can blame it on facebook. about the allegations. about misusing user data in relation to the trump campaign. don't forget all of these major tech companies use customer data as you can bet they are going to be scrutinized heavily. what they do with it when the have it. down 7%. facebook hit an all-time high. now facebook is in the correction territory. but not by enough in the last couple of days. still below the psychological important level. is a broad-based rally. tech is a leading divider. and not one that has investors running. thank you very much. let's move on

[applause] >> congressman, i agree with kevin of course.ill at some point in time we will have a resolution in some form or another in syria. one of the absolute essentials that america must require is that i ran have no presence in syria as a result of the agreement. [applause] kevin and i will both be supporting as well, sanctions on those who need finance, help support or help further the malign mission of the -- which is really a horse unto itself and we need to treated as such and be very cognizant of the threat that it causes. knowledge israel but the middle east. [applause] >> obviously nothing critical is support for missile defense and other things that the s supplies israel. give us a sense of what the state of support is right now in both the democrat and republican caucuses on those issues. >> i think that we sponsored a resolution some months ago that got essentially unanimous support. for israel and when you speak of missile defense, one of the things that we all made clear was that i ran under the un request should not be tes

come on, kevin. >> you all started this [ bleep ]. i'm not going to stop until i [ bleep ]. >> what do you want? >> what i want? >> yeah, what do you want? >> you [ bleep ]. what i want. >> yeah, what do you want? >> first of all, i want my dinner. i want my dinner and i want you all to leave me the [ bleep ] alone. >> if i get you a lunch -- >> am i going to stop? no. tomorrow same [ bleep ]. >> with kevin blanco you never knew what was going to happen. case in point, i was actually interviewing an officer about kevin blanco -- >> he has a problem with authority. >> and in the midst of this we heard over the radio that kevin had taken his rec cage hostage. >> we're going to stop. come out with us right now. kevin blanco. >> you all want a reason to keep me in a cell? here's you all's reason. >> when we arrived at the rec pen, we found the deputy warden trying to talk blanco into cuffing up and leaving the pen. but blanco would have no part of it. >> if you want the possibility of being moved, then you're going to have to practice som

. >>> let's bring in julia manchester and kevin surley. kevin, let's talk about something kristen mentioned. the ouster of david shulkin. do you think that scott pruitt is on his way out? >> well, it's difficult to know right now. and we've seen this in the past. someone like a hud secretary ben carson really tried to navigate the murky waters of trying to weather the storm. there's no question from a conservative standpoint, this stings. wasteful spending, government spending, wasteful money, government money. all of that is stuff republicans had campaigned on they would get rid of. and so this really does kind of hit to the core of it. but then you put it in the broader context of the trump administration and this of course with the revolving door swinging round as fast as possible. you know, these shakeups are rumored to be every other day. >> and does this make it harder for president trump to promise to drain the swamp or do his supporters actually see this differently? >> absolutely, it does make it harder for president trump to drai

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how worried are you about that aspects of it, kevin rudd? >> well, the history of the iraq war and the decision in 2003 to invade iraq on the grounds that there were weapons of mass destruction about to destroy us all, frankly, is a sobering lesson for all of us today, particarly in the case of those who supported that action in 2003, and for those who may continue to defend it to this day. however, i go back to my which is part of practical diplomacy, it is what it is. ambassador bolton has been appointed, and he is therefore the point man on this critical relationship with china and this critical question of north korea. and i go back to what i think ambassador jeffrey was pointing to before, which is mr. bolton's quite sharp professional skills when he is given a task. that is to execute. given the dimensions of the rupture in the u.s. china relationship at present, which is not just the trade issue we've talked about before and the possibility of a trade war, not just a beginnings of a temporarying of the position on north korea, and not

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kevin: shery come of that is a great point.well your that there is optimism to get some kind of mental health care by this month, you're right, they are now turning to dodd-frank regulatory relief, particularly for community bankers. friday, i caught up with the president of the consumer bankers association, richard hart. take a look at what he had to say. richard: we are not taking a knife to dodd-frank right now. i do not think this even warrants fingernail clips. very touchy, dodd-frank. even the united states constitution had changes. this is now eight years old with some changes that need to be made. i would say right now no large bank has ever come to me and said let's destroy dodd-frank. ever said can we get rid of the cfpb. can there be some changes? absolutely. we are much stronger than 2008. better,dity banks are others 10 times better prior to the financial recession. shery: richard hunt, leader of the consumer bankers association -- kevin: richard hunt, leader of the consumer bankers association. i can tell you that

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only we're on the new show that pits c kevin hart. >> that's "entertainment tonight.ry >> of course. >> "the bachelor" under fire afte cruellest omg tell me that did not just happen yes. are you kidding me?ard to watchon. he crushed becca's heart for all p of america to see. >> that's why bachelor nation is outraged. did the show go too far? >> i choose you today and every day. >> i decided to call off the engagement and break up with rebecca. i have to follow my heart. >> for 25 minutes viewers watched arie dump becca for a shot with lauren. >> i want to take the risk and see ifth her. >> oh, my god. [ bleep ]. you've got to be kidding me. i can't look at you. just leave. >> actress sarah hend land was watching with all of us. >> what are you doing? do not go back in. she said to [ bleep ] leave. >> this is like watching o.j.'s white bronco and ben higgins said it best. >> there's a level of me watching this saying why does this have to happen with cameras around. why can't it be done in a private moment. >> still an upside to all the drama for abc. i spoke with an abc executive wh

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only we are on the set of the new show that pits celebs against kevin hart. >> this is "entertainment tonight". >>> hello, everybody. thanks for joining us. kelsey knight will be joining me from new york shortly. let's get right to the latest hollywood news. >> new details on heather lochlear's drama. looking for a quote registered in her name, but found nothing. >> domest ic disturbance. >> she was arrested two weeks ago, three counts of battery on a police officer. according to the statement in the search warrant that night she alleged that her boyfriend tried to choke and kill her. the deputy on sight reported heather had no marks on her neck, but her boyfriend was bleeding from her nose. he told deputies heather struck him and he defended himself and he denied choking her. police noted heather's 20-year-old daughter ava was there at the time of her mother's arrest. she told officers drinking was involved. hiezer was arrested on suspicions of dui that night. after the arrest, a have a begged her mom to go to rehab. her court date is set for tuesday. heather's other ex tommy lee als

kevin, you are a photographer. i understand, you were one of the first on the scene at the shooting. when did you decide you were there as an observer, versus an --erver i had it was difficult, to balance the two. i had to see my friends, see everyone else from my school them through the process just as they were helping me. i had to be there as a journalist to take photos. in a way, it helped me escape from the reality of it. when did you arrive on the scene? kevin: it was after school, we had a student only vigil. take photos, be as considerate as i can for my fellow students. journalists,al they have a sense of anonymity. where is everyone knows i am from the school taking photos of other students. guess. to be reserved, i i was there for the vigil the next day and at night the next day. and a couple days later i went to the school itself and took some photos. emma and rebecca, you are both editor and chief of the paper. when it comes to the two of you, it is a very difficult thing to tell any kind of tragedy an

kevin? >> yes, that is -- i'm sorry.my: that may go to kevin and then, billie, back to you. >> the government said it was printed six times in the indictment. they also claim none of those individuals had emailed the intercept, so it has to be reality winner. of course, that does not consider the possibility that maybe those other individuals were able to conceal the communications in ways that are probably far too well-known to the government. but i think what is important is this document was something where it showed alleged hackers were targeting voter registration. it raised issues that were actually prominent in the media. this was something that people were discussing and in fact this very story was something that was back in the press not only through or four weeks ago we were talking about it because other news media were confirming details of this report and pursuing it. i think it is really important for this information to be out and i also think it is important we talk about what it was that she revealed bec