please welcome kevin spacey. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: kevin spaceyng for you? >> it is, it's very nerve wracking because i thought i was going to get off key or i was gonna forget the words. >> jimmy: tra la la la la! >> yeah yeah. i like you're welcome little trumpet by the way. that was good. >> jimmy: did you like that? >> yeah, i did. >> jimmy: thank you for doing that. you guys, we asked kevin do this a couple days ago. and we sent you -- and you were practicing. you came today -- >> i've literally been going around the country promoting this film "now." and literally every time i haven't been in a little press thing or an interview, i've been in the car going, "tra la la tra la la." [ laughter ] shut up! i won't take that call. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you so much. that was so much fun to do, man. you nailed it, buddy. >> thanks. >> jimmy: you did. [ cheers and applause ] you just nailed it. you nail everything. you're a great actor. and a lot of people don't know this though, you started as a a comedian. >> yeah. >> jimmy: a stand-up. >> i

five, four -- >> then he co-anchored the school newscast. >> i'm kevin spacey. >> are you ready to gethatsworth high, spacey would head to the prestigious juliard school in new york. >> david hyde pierce was here. val kilmer was here. vingh raimes. >> pretty ambitious right from the beginning. >> sure. i know ambition. >> you went through a period that you yourself described as what the attitudinal. >> i became a bit of a jerk. >> why? >> i was clearly not good enough. the level of my arrogance did not match the level of my talent. by large measure. i'm only very grateful that, a, it happened. b, it didn't that long. >> what knocked you out of it? >> a number of people who told me i was a [bleep]ment i can't say that on "sunday morning." >> he landed his first role playing subway mugger stalking meryl streep in "heartburn." in 1995 his performance as the crippled conman in the "surf suspects" wered him an oscar. >> my mother always thought that i was going to be famous, thought that i was going to win oscars. in fact i believe i accepted the oscar many times. i'd like to thank the acad

so, you look closely, that's kevin spacey you're seeing, far remove from his "house of cards" character. he stopped by the indian film awards in tampa bay, florida. no surprise this is going viral. doing bollywood on stage. >> he's like bouncing, isn't he? >> wonder why he stopped by there. >> i don't know. i don't know the answer to that. we can find out. >> a good time had by all. thanks, amy. >>> "pop news"? >> in the words of dan abrams, let's pop. i love that. good morning, everybody. it's may day. you're starting to think about a summer vacation, you're not alone. airbnb, the website that rents out its home for travelers, looking to avoid hotel prices. they just released their travel destinations. these are the hottest places for summer bookings. first place goes to the hub of country music. >> that's right. >> nashville, tennessee. i love that idea for a summer

yes, that's kevin spacey.t is john travolta. >> i find the indian films very original and in energy and life. >> reporter: travolta is india's favorite american actor because of his dancing in "grease." and of course "saturday night fever." ♪ ♪ dancing yeah ♪ >> reporter: the big bollywood fan base gathered in tampa, florida, filling a football stadium with mostly american, out-of-their-mind fans. to celebrate indian film at their version of the oscars. they are enthralled with the indian way of making movies. bollywood with monster sellers like, "chenai express" is seen by more movie-goers than hollywood block busters. 3 billion tickets sold over there. 1.3 billion in north america. so now bollywood meets hollywood, india seek a bigger audience. mega stars like travolta and spacey aren't treated like bollywood actors are in theirs. her name is deepa kapatcomb, she may be the biggest movie star you ever heard of. >> she could not walk down the streets of bomb bay, she would be mobbed. >> reporter: indian actor

. ♪ >> take that, kevin spacey. >> i thought that was pretty good. >> kevin spacey did the house of cardled in the room. >> i thought she did a very, very good job. now over 100-year history and the white house correspondence dinner allows them the opportunity to crack a few jokes but recently it's shifted to the weekend long extravaganza that surrounds the dinner. managed to rub shoulders with some of the biggest names in washington and hollywood. i'll have that coming up next on "morning joe." i got to see thomas roberts. >> you did. and rose mcgowan. >> she has a lot of advocacy. i was impressed by her. let's jump over to andrew garfield. >> you guys, cannot stop listening to beyonce album. >> i am obsessed. >> everything she does is perfect. >> he turned against his country. >> she is so good. not a huge fan of that one drunk in love song, though. >> what? >> it's too late. they've come for him. >> who's they? >> you need to run. now! >> reporter: they're erasing you. i know what you've done. you stay away from here. >> but i like most of her music. >> most! she's the queen bee! >> t

[laughter] a labor of love for kevin spacey. good talking to you. i thank you very much. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" for thursday, may 1, 2014. i'm pimm fox. today was a day of emotion. an emotional day at ford where the current ceo officially named the next chief executive. and more on the more on the nba ban of donald sterling. and donald trump land a major golf tournament. at first, carol massar.

[laughter] >> this was a labor of love for kevin spacey. good talking to you. thank you very much. ♪ >> live from pier three in san francisco, welcome to "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. i will speak with the ceo of t-mobile to find out how he added more subscribers than at&t and verizon. we'll talk about whether he's going to merge with sprint and whether he's going to run it. facebook may be facing legal trouble in its bid to buy oculus rift. a videogame company says it owns some of the right to the virtual-reality headset. first, a c o

he looks like kevin spacey. but you know what call of duty is with kevin spacey. >> do celebrities get money for that? >> generally, it is a flat fee. it is like a days worth of work. stuart: they have all taken part of video games. not apps on your tablet. >> it varies from game to game. kevin spacey, i am sure, made a nice chunk of change. you, i would say, probably a couple million dollars. stuart: just to put your space on it? >> yes. if anyone will ask for a quote, it is kevin spacey. stuart: democrats never object to people in hollywood putting their faces on a game. what a great country. new laboratory studies done with mice may have shown us the keys to the fountain of youth. older mice got stronger, exercise longer and perform better mentally after they were injected with the blood of younger mice. we have a dock or, a friend of this program joining us now. i am 65. should i be getting my hopes up? >> i think you can keep your hopes up, absolutely. i do not get is ready for prime time. probably a good s

kevin spacey is here. lewis black and thank you notes. you have to watch.we're on next. >>> you could call it growing pains in mountainview. the economy is growing, so is the traffic. they are considering toll roads. basically charging you to use these three exits off 101. san antonio, rengstorff and shoreline. these are heavily congested arteries. the streets lead to google and other high-tech companies. city leaders say they'll first ask the companies to offer incentives to their employees who carpool or use other forms of transportation. the congestion pricing plan will be presented to the city council this december. >>> now something you expect in california but gas prices will be falling and soon. according to analysts, we may see prices dip by 40 to 50 cents a gallon. they say rising oil production has helped stabilize the u.s. inventories. drivers in california are still paying the highest prices in the u.s. right now the average surprise $4.26 a gallon. in the bay area, the highest prices in san francisco at $4.33. san jose at $4.24. but the cheapes

kevin spacey. did you see this? "call of duty"?iler for the next installment of the popular video game. fans maye of cards" recognize a sly reference to his character's love of videogames. kevin spacey in "call of duty." he is note anywhere right now? he is basically the dean of washington. no offense, al. you are always the dean of washington. nother it is netflix or -- because he needed a career resurgence, but he is the guy. >> my boys will now know who kevin spacey is. >> he could use another header. >> a big weekend this weekend, right? >> that is right. >> the washington correspondents dinner. the nerd prom. affectionately known as the nerd prom. a lot of events going on, tonight as well. you have tech firms like yahoo!, google, tumblr. there is the google netflix party with the house -- with the cast of "house of cards" making an appearance. and google and youtube are offering a blowout and manicures -- really? i did not get signed up for one of those. but this is sort of a fun time where you have washington and hollywood co

it was a great pleasure. >> rose: kevin spacey is here. he acts for theater in film, he drebts, he produces, and, this, he is a world-class impersonator and has done so on this show. he has two oscars and became a digital star last year when he starrestarred in netflix' "housf cards." this may he is releasing a documentary focusing on the world of theater called "now: in the wings on a world stage." it takes us on the international tour of "richard iii." here is the trailer for the film. >> "richard iii" is about the nature of power. it's such a unique thing to take a company of actors around the world. it's rarely done anymore. >> this is like a whole other way of living. >> people's nerves were just on end. >> this play has probably been the most demanding experience i've ever had. >> the thrill of theater is the fact that it's alive and it's happening once only in front of your eyes. >> rose: i'm pleased to have kevin spacey back at this table. welcome, sir. >> thank you for having me. >> rose: good. we did a thing in front of an audien

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on friday, kevin spacey is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] have you seen "house of cards?" yeah. >> jimmy: you watch it? >> steve: i watch it. >> jimmy: are you onto season -- first season. unbelievable. and i'm in the second season. don't tell me what's going on. half the second season. so i'm like, i can't wait to talk -- kevin spacey will be on the show. >> questlove: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] and we have music from david byrne and chvrches, oh my god. big week. big week. but first, we have got a great show tonight. as i said, we love it when she stops by. she stars in the giant new movie "the amazing spiderman 2," emma stone is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: lovely. >> jimmy: lovely. so fun. so much fun. and i'm not messing around with her this time. i told her that we're going to have a battle. a lip sync battle tonight. me versus emma stone. [ cheers and applause ] that type of stuff. you understood what i was saying there. that's how disaster -- it's going to be nuts tonight. you're gonna see it. well, what happens is -- what we do is i tell guests to pi

. >>> kevin spacey on the future of "house of cards.of this morning's headlines. "the new york daily news" says singer paul simon and wife recorded a new song together on the heels of their arrest called "like to get to know you." the release comes just after the couple was arrested at their connecticut home for disorderly conduct after an alleged domestic dispute. >> that's one way to handle it. >>> michelangelo's david is in danger of collapsing. they found small fractures in david's ankles likely developed while displayed outdoors until 1873 when it was moved to an italian museum. the vibrations of tourists footsteps play a role. david was finished in 1504. the man broke part of david's toe with a hammer. >>> lies and infidelities and false pregnancies before a wealthy texas man was found dead in his own bed. michelle williams said her husband, greg, treated her like a princess. but the aggressive millionaire had no shortage of enemies. "48 hours" not only reported on the shooting of greg williams it became a part of the case. here i

kevin spacey is entering "call of duty," and will star in the next popular video game called "call of due, advanced warfare," on sale in november. cassette tape is not dead yesterday. sony has a new cassette that holds 185 bytes of data equal to 60 million songs. those are the tech byte >> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. this is a scary scene near denver after a small plane towing an advertising banner crashed into a home. no one was inside the home. the pilot was able to parachute out and call for help. "usa today" reports he made sure no one was hurt and used a garden hose to try to put out a fire caused bit crash. >> san jose police will interview the teen stow away who hid in a wheel well of a jet. he was treated for two weeks at a hospital in hawaii. police want to know how he sneaked on the runway as mineta san jose international airport. he returned to the bay area this weekend and he has not seen his family and is under the care of child protective services. the airport is adding additional security cameras this response to

. >> this is a situation where it's a gait company, kevin spacey was speaking at the conference hereeek. when he was talking ab it about it. it gives consumers what they want. it does not give investor what is they want. this thing is trading at 125 times earning. you'd be foolish to think about getting long here. >> just as dan has laid out in terms of the pattern itself, the word dreadful comes to mind. >> dreadful. >> this is a bullish to bearish. we closed at 349, this looks like it's slowing to 250. >> as a trader with short position here, i have time working against me, i'm actually factually nervous about the break. >> there is a critical level. ultimately, it should give way. >> mike. >> this is where you want to put put spreads on, sedan doing that os smp tensably. we will tell you how to cash in on that when options action returns. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ a

friends" theme live in our studio on the tenth >>> we're back at 8:38 with two-time oscar winner kevin spaceyctor of the old vick. and spacey is out with a new coup documentary called "now" which highlights shakespeare's richard iii. >> i trusted that if i just go out and however i am that day, whatever mood i'm in, blue, or if i'm incredibly happy, doesn't matter. i start there. there is a remarkable thing that happens, which is that i just let the play take me. and it always does. >> kevin spacey, good morning to you. >> you don't have hat hair, by the way. >> thank you. thank you for putting a little saliva to get the flyaways. i watched the documentary, it's almost a show behind a show. it follows this traveling theatre company literally around the world. why did you think this is a good story for a documentary? >> well, it's very unique now for an entire company to go around the world. i think maybe it's been about 35 years or so since a company of actors have traveled -- we went across three continents, we did 12 cities around the world. it was an incredible opportunity. and also becaus

. >> reporter: yes, that's kevin spacey and that's john travolta. >> i find the india fills original and life. >> reporter: travolta is india's favorite actor. why? because he dances. "grease." "saturday night fever." >> reporter: how important is this making it here? >> the u.s. is very important because they say you make it here, you make it anywhere. >> reporter: next they hope bollywood movies in a theater near you. until then, it's the bolder, brighter oscars. now on american soil gaining ground. one big dance number after another. jim avila, abc news, tampa. >>> thank you for watching. we're always here at abcnews.com. "nightline" later. and i'll see you again tomorrow night. good night. >>> tonight mark jackson relieved of his duties why he's been fired and what fans have to say about it >> an intruder mistakes another home for his and ends up dead >> a politician under fire tonight. a jury cleared him of peeping charges but what will the verdict be in the court of public opinion? >> turn ideas into gold. ahead, local inventors share secrets of success. >> he led warrers to th

kevin spacey was speaking at the salt conference in las vegas this week. was talking about is this is a company that allows the creatives to do what they want, it gives consumers what they want, but it does not give investors what they want. it's trading at 131 times earnings and in an environment where the market is a little risky, you'd be foolish i think to think about getting long here. >> and just as dan has laid out, in terms of the pattern itself, the word dreadful comes to mind. >> dreadful. >> this is a textbook bullish to bearish reversal. you can calm it head and shoulders, top. we close at 349 and it looks like it's going to 250. >> on a short time basis, as a trader with a short position and i have time working against me, i'm actually really nervous about a break above 350 filling in that gap a little bit. >> possible, but that's the noisy part. i think the bigger part is what you inferred which is this is a critical level and ultimately it should give way. >> mike? >> this is where you want to put put spreads on. it's a higher volatility. da

and sen and it is collaborating on american beauty the wobbled won oscars for scut kevin spacey give moments of stage entrance of a cisco couple years ago when he performed which is the third >> : remarkable the jury six croats say to hold oil the ticklish in the third on an endless war 20 british and american actors with in regard to the second entry like al pacino looking for richards as actor and love letter to shakespeare was busy as usual and are as articulate as richard himself >> : tied directors it's called now in the wings of a world stage >> : anyway here's the movie this year and now they gigolo make you laugh woody allen just a pure element telephony that railway man one of the greatest endings and the movie ever seen in years >> : german doctor about joseph man colombians of america very interesting film draft day and it's about using gets a document treason against bring people together >> : just days in the middle of their draft >> : labor day very good said movie the trip this summer to italy and greece shows the recent changes her left a >> : frozen dairy for the kid

another actor has a new gig, kevin spacey is in the trailer for the new "call of duty at advance warfare" game. >> we should be tolerant of those who worship a different god than us. a journalist should be able to disagree with the president. people need a leader who can give them both the score and the constraint to keep chaos at bay. >> you give them that and they will follow. and that's where i come in. ♪ >> angela merkel is in washington, d.c. to speak with president obama. they are coming out now to make a statement in the rose garden. let's listen in. >> the opportunity is so terrific that it makes other things look less than terrific. yes, it's true we are primarily a chinese company. that will probably look even more so as the third hotel is next 18mpleted in the months. there will come a time when the ratio of domestic to chinese earnings is even greater. >> do you worry you're going to saturate the market and a time when the economy is slowing? last three or quattro years, our hotel, wynn and wynn macao have been .teadily increasing in earnings the seven expensive and well thou

you were playing kevin spacey's trailer for the interview tonight.nk about just what a seismic shift it is that netflix, accompany you never heard of a few years ago, is making something that has 100 episodes. that is a tremendous investment. it's working. people are signing up to netflix all over the world. >> that is going to be the real game changer. is there anything we are not real the -- realizing at the moment? when we look at the way we consume media. if anyone predicting the amount we would be using? >> i think people certainly thought that there would be a lot more tv channels. i think that we probably missed is the idea that the thing on no longer a tv. it is a screen that gives you access to a vast range of different ways of getting a hold of content. i think the thing that will change a lot is we will more and more be lured away from the idea i am sitting down to watch the telly. you're going to say i'm going to watch "game of thrones." you are not sam going to watch sky. you'll save -- you are not going to say i watch sky. it will be wh

>> kevin spacey plays frank underwood.usly has two seasons. it's available on netflix, incredible show. he plays an incredible character. i wanted to know when you play character like this and visit washington, d.c., does it change the way you view dc? this is what he said. >> i find it amusing that lots of people in washington embraced the character and the series. i find it interesting that they say it's not like this. they say it's cynical and of course it's a fictional version of our esteemed members of congress. it's a little bit disappointing to see that we send people to washington and they don't do their jobs. it's frustrating to see. that's why i think maybe the show has become so successful because for an american audience, it's amazing to watch a congress that gets things done. >> yeah. so he's talking about now that movie in the background with the poster is a documentary about a apply he did playing richard iii. he traveled around 200 perform ances. that interview is 13 minutes long. i'll tweet out the full ve

interview with kevin spacey tonight here on bloomberg tv 8:00 p.m. eastern time.in while, betty liu is inside pepsi all day today. what is up next? i am very exciting, that's excited because texaco chairman indra nooyi will be joining me for an exclusive interview right after the break. it is only on bloomberg television. stay "in the loop." ♪ >> we are going inside pepsico for a look at the company's strategy power of one. meaning every time you pick a joint, hopefully one of theirs, you pick up one of their snacks as well. your mellon do with doritos or tropicana juice with your quaker oats bar. but they are not just hoping, but they are using science and data to make sure all of that happens. here to talk about all of this is one of the architects of the power of one strategy, pepsico chairman and ceo indra nooyi but -- who has been in the helm since 2006. great to finally meet you. >> good to be here, betty. nice to see you, too. >> what has been your power -- proudest achievement of the power of one? >> issa talk about pepsico as a whole. power of one is just

tomorrow night, kevin spacey will be here. [ cheers and applause ] that's right. inging together. you might even see the rag time gals return. plus, always one of my favorites, lewis black will be joining us. [ applause ] great comedian. and of course, we'll have "thank you notes" so it's gonna be a good show tomorrow. but first we have got a great show tonight. this guy stars in the biggest movie in the world right now, "the amazing spiderman 2." he's also hosting "saturday night live" this weekend with musical guest, coldplay. andrew garfield is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh, wow. a delight. >> jimmy: he's a good guy, right? >> steve: he's great. >> jimmy: having fun up there? >> steve: super great. >> jimmy: andrew and i are going to race these tiny motorcycles around. and it's pretty much a sure thing that i'm going to win. plus, she's back. i'm so happy she's back as chloe! we don't have time for this chloe, dammit! "24: live another day," mary lynn rajskub is back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] she's one of my all-time favorites. so

there is no kevin spacey.ot of the folks who have come to this thing in years past didn't show up. is it because, as the hollywood reporter put it, i want to make sure i get this right, that they have come to feel that there's no limit to the number of people trying to fet photos and autographs, there's no way to hide from it. it's like the stars are animals in a cage. people go crazy when they see them. they act like a bunch of kids at the kids choice awards. >> that's a little dramatic. they are stars so they're used to it. let's be honest. you're right. there are no clooneys, barbra streisand s, none of that this year. but we saw a rise in sport stars. i saw kareem abdul-jabbar, cam newton, tony romo. lindsey vonn. >> tony romo, he should be somewhere practicing. a quarterback's camp or something. >> craig. there's a shift, okay, craig? >> now i have to take a break. apparently i have offended our producer who's a cowboys fan. more of our special coverage of the white house correspondents' dinner ahead. pre

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he belongs there, kevin spacey. >> it's a barbershop quintet. >> with him, it is. armrest. >> that's a solution. >> just sit on the lap. >> anyway. >>> i'll take a look at the pollen. it's a little rough out there. >> it is. >> a lot of folks suffering. they continue to suffer through a wide area. first of all, northeast, looking really bad. midsection of the country really high as well. you've got really the only place where it's low to medium is along the pacific northwest coast into northern california. for today, we're looking at sunshine. windy conditions here in the northeast. unfortunately, it's windy and hot in the southern plains, and that's where we have big fire danger. wet weather in the pacific northwest. windy through central california. 64 degrees today. sunny skies in san francisco. >>> cloudy sky in san francisco. it was sunny about a half hour ago. we have clouded up since then. as a result, you can see, there's a storm system on the way. this is actually the leading edge of a front that's going to bring us some showers as we get into this afterno

kevin spacey will be stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] i'm going to do a little singing with the kevinbut first we have a fantastic show tonight. always fun to have this guy here. he's one of the funniest human beings around. he's always -- i just talked to him. he's just like, oh these sides jokes. it felt like 30 jokes in every sentence he says. david spade is joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] always good. always talking about dating or something like that. he's just got hilarious stories. from nbc's new show "chicago pd," sophia bush is dropping in. [ cheers and applause ] talented, beautiful. and we have great music from aimee mann and ted leo. the both is performing for us tonight. [ applause ] she's always great. guys we did this fun thing last week. we set up a camera on the roof of our building, the world famous top of the rock. i don't know if you've been there but you've got to check it out. it's great. we asked people if they wanted to get their photo taken. we told them it was for the nbc top of the rock website. not true. [ laughter ] what they didn't know was wh

kevin spacey plus a pig equals kevin bacon. get it? [ laughter and applause ] how great is that?s check out another one here. if you take our very own questlove. you add al pacino. you get phil specter. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: that's math kids can use everyday. >> jimmy: i bet that he's heard that a million times. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: moving on, the next one involves the new president of the knicks. take phil jackson plus fried chicken equals colonel sanders. you see what he's doing? he's got a new thing. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: wow. it's so good of you to do this. >> jimmy: this is good. it helps kids. >> it helps kids. all about the kids. >> jimmy: yeah. check out another equation here. board games plus a toilet equals game of thrones. see that. [ laughter and applause ] i love that show. i get it. >> yeah a throne. >> jimmy: look at this guy. we like him. benedict cumberbatch plus arnold schwarzenegger equals benedict arnold. see what i'm saying? [ laughter and applause ] [ arnold impression ] >> steve: i'm a traiter. >> jimmy: and fin

>> what do you get when will farrell, kevin spacey and novak djokovic and stan drokanco play doubles?han you are. >> it's for a good cause. cancer for college. farrell's college friend craig pollard started the charity after a battle with cancer and cost him his lower legs and nearly his life. >> i got the idea for wanting to give something back. >> he just kind of made it his mission to make kids' lives better and that's what i'm so proud of him for and proud to be his friend. >> reporter: scholarship recipient abby battled cancer as a child and cost of medical bills left little for college. >> a lot of people don't necessarily think of college when they look at a 10 yeerd that's going through cancer and what i have to say to that is really important to support them. >> good thing then that a chance to see farrell in action packed the stands raising close to a million dollars. >> they appreciate the fact that, you know, every day is a gift. and so, what going to college for them, it means ten times more than probably what it means to the average kid. >> game, set, match. will farrell

"house of cards" is a down and dirty political thriller, stars kevin spacey, and is written and producedall spotlight." >> ever since we announced the release date, a lot of folks say oh great. now i know wmy

. >> kevin spacey is linked to a new video game game.or will play a character in the game's next installment. >>> a group of asian americans starting a grassroots effort to gain support for the republican party. the gop most likely aligns with its core values, it says, and it's sure it can win the asian american vote. but in the last presidential elections, the number of asian americans voting against republicans has grown from 2% of the electorate to 3%. joining me now is john yang who's spearheading the effort. great to see you, john. >> great to be here. >> when you say the core values of the republican party align with the core values of asian americans, what do you mean? >> well, asian americans believe in a strong work ethic and merit, they value education and the family and believe in entrepreneurship. that sounds like republican values. >> the interesting thing is when you look at how the voting worked out in the last 8 to 12 years, you see that it's been growing, that asian americans that be voting for the democratic presidentia

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another actor has a new gig, kevin spacey is in the trailer for the new "call of duty at game.ce warfare" >> we should be tolerant of those who worship a different god than us. a journalist should be able to disagree with the president. people need a leader who can the score and the constraint to keep chaos at bay. >> you give them that and they will follow. and that's right come in. -- and that's where i come in. angela merkel is an washington, d.c. to speak with president obama. they are coming out now to make a statement in the rose garden. let's listen in. there is going to be focus on vladimir putin and the situation in ukraine. >> good morning, everybody. it is always a great pleasure to welcome my friend chancellor merkel to the white house. germany is one of our strongest allies and angela is one of my closest partners. with her indulgence, i want to start by making two brief comments. first, as president, my top priority is doing everything we can to create more jobs and opportunity for hard-working families for our economic strength as a source of strength in the world. this mo

. >> you and frank underwood, you and kevin spacey buddies off camera? >> we're very friendly.do get together some and hang out. he's a great, great man. >> tonight, which -- first of all, whose table? >> tlantatlantic media. >> so you turned down our invitati invitation, apparently. >> i don't remember getting that one. >> so you're hanging out with the atlantic media folks. then you'll go to the after parties as well? >> yeah, the vanity fair party is always a blast. >> you should come by our party. >> i would love to. >> we'll get you an invitation. while i have you here, again, for folks who watch the series, i'm going to do it again, here's your spoiler alert. there you go. the fate of your character at the end of season two, doug stamper gets the crap beat out of him. >> yeah. >> there's a question about whether doug stamper returns for season three. come on. give me something. you got to give me something. >> i don't know. i really don't. >> no one believes that. if you're not going to answer the question, just say, i can't answer the question. >> i cannot answer the que

we love kevin spacey's bad guy character on "house of cards."is also blowing up on social media today for playing a villain. >> america has been trying to install democracies for a century, and it hasn't worked one time. >> you think you can just march into these countries based on fundamentalist religious principles, drop a few bombs, topple a dictator and start a democracy? huh. give me a break. >> he is so good. this year's release of call of duty advanced warfare features spacey's voice and likeness as the evil leader of a private military corporation that's for sale to the highest bidder. the trailer has already been watched over one million times and was just released today. i'm sure there are two people in my house that will be asking me to buy it for them very soon. now from call of duty to someone who has been relieved of duty, leon generalingens, former haefd the chapter of the naacp in l.a. is getting the business on twitter. he stepped down after news of the l.a. branch was planning to give known racist and still clippers owner, for

kevin spacey was speaking at the salt conference in las vegas this week.ng about is this is a company that allows the creatives to do what they want, it gives consumers what they want, but it does not give investors what they want. it's trading at 131 times earnings and in an environment where the market is a little risky, you'd be foolish i think to think about getting long here. >> and just as dan has laid out, in terms of the pattern itself, the word dreadful comes to mind. >> dreadful. >> this is a textbook bullish to bearish reversal. we close at 349 and it looks like it's going to 250. >> on a short time basis, as a trader with a short position and i have time working against me, i'm actually really nervous about a break above 350 filling in that gap a little bit. >> possible, but that's the noisy part. i think the bigger part is what you inferred which is this is a critical level and ultimately it should give way. >> this is where you want to put sp put spreads on. dan is doing that sensibly by taking advantage of the high price and using a spread.

the way that kevin spacey talks to the camera in " house of cards."ommercial platform and nbc were that conversation interrupted by a commercial and you are in the know. >> i grew up watching sitcoms. we watch things has totally changed. clearlytent died? >> our way of telling stories and delivering jokes has changed. cultural changes. the stories can be the same. and the greek playwrights are still the underpinning of 90% of what we see from a television and movie perspective, but the format and the way we tell those -- ugly betty was cinderella. does that mean the office is still a sick on? >> it expanded the definition of the sitcom. no laughter, single camera. people who did not look like jennifer aniston. is the male equivalent? whatine wilson not exactly we had grown accustomed to in television that just proceeded it. that opened up the door for things like "modern family." we really knocked the door down so tina fey could come in behind it. think we expanded what a comedy could be. we did not limit it. >> that was ben silverman, former head of

so much of the magic is in kevin spacey's delivery, but i would be curious to get hans' thoughts on thats reporting profits that beat analyst estimates as they enter a new era with a new ceo. for apple. caroline hyde has all of the details. aboutre is cautiousness profitability going forward because the british pound associate on. it is up again. minutes on the data. that hurts the u.k. companies that export a lot, that have a lot of sales. bring it back home, less money to your bottom line. nevertheless, it sounds strong other than that. half it is up 8%. sales are up 17%. both beat analyst expectations. it looks like christopher bailey is following her lead. they are expanding their beauty, expanding in japan, ring back their licenses, gain control in japan. that will hit the bottom line. withey did the same thing their overall retail business. they brought back their franchise in china because they felt that is where they can have control of the brand. >> you heard our interview. we have exploded the myth that you get in cheap, sell high. experts said it is a complete myth. when youhy

. >> actor kevin spacey sat down with charlie rose. they spoke about what goes into making the hit series. >> it is so much fun because i am heavily involved in it. we all grapple with it, we talk about it and discuss it. andve an idea and we play he says, your idea is terrible but that led me to this idea. there is this remarkable journey that we are all on. the funnest part is that there are so many things i don't know yet. >> you can catch the full interview on charlie rose a little later today. >> the fed says it will continue to scale back stimulus as the u.s. economy continues to recover. the central bank is on track. interest rates will remain close to zero for a considerable time. >> up next, you can't always get what you want. italy's finance minister says he would love the euro to weaken but doesn't expect it to happen. is he more optimistic about his country's rose goals? we will bring you more next. ♪ >> welcome back. let's get back to a bloomberg exclusive. we have been speaking with italy's finance minister. you heard him

kevin spacey's german is flawless. if congress were passing this it would be called the decriminalizing internet activity in american correspondents based in berlin. so many americans, i am not admitting, but so many americans here try to get netflix. you can try -- i say try -- by going through a vpn, a virtual private network. often times you are foiled and can't watch netflix. this will align what everyone thinks is a big market for and have aducts pricing system, a payment system that works. when you look at what rate hasting what's to do, he wants at to 80% -- when you look what rate hasting's wants to do, he wants 70% to 80% of revenues from outside the u.s.. germany, france, austria, belgium, switzerland, luxembourg. lookig question when you at their total number of subscriptions, 46 million, state and right now it is 35 million. clearly this is a u.s. company. will it take hold elsewhere? i know you spent some time in austria, is "house of cards" translated into -- [speaking german] i don't know. >> we will wai

kevin spacey was asked, you know, kevin spacey did a lot of meetings with politicians in preparing foris role, and he was, you know, and people kept asking him afterwards, so what were these politicians like? how is it similar to what you do as an actor? is he said, well, they're all actors. the only difference is, they're bad actors. [laughter] i thought that was a little harsh, but i'm just quoting kevin spacey. so -- or frank -- kevin spacey. yeah. i guess we only have five minutes left. >> can i just follow up on what you said originally and "the new york times" and issues of sexism? >> oh, boy. >> what you think about it. >> okay. here's the part of the conversation where i completely obfuscate myself and i completely -- no, it was, so for those of you who don't know, jill abramson, our executive editor, was let go fairly abruptly this week. and, you know, jill was great to me. i mean, i loved working for her. i thought our newspaper had performed really well the last few years, and dean, who's replacing her, was my boss at the washington bureau for a number of years, you know? i

>> how about "house of cards" because oscar winner kevin spacey is igniting a firestorm with his selfiethe actor, of course, plays frank underwood in the netflix drama, "house of cards," but now things have gotten political with a "forbes" blogger suggesting spacey was paid by the mexican tourism board to appear with the president. spacey then sent a tweet saying the meeting was not planned, but still people are questioning whether spacey and celebrities in general should be paid with public funds to appear with politicians. >> yeah. i guess the controversy was about whether the mexican tourism board and their mayor actually used their taxpayer funds to pay him. i mean, that kind of thing does happen all the time. >> a lot. we've asked for comments from spacey and the mexican government. they have declined so far. but spacey also said he was -- >> in character. >> he was in character. >> he should have made it more clear. >> he admitted that he should have made it more clear. yeah. >> more now on that big debut from robin thicke of a brand-new track dedicated to his estranged wife paula

. >> reporter: yes, that's kevin spacey and john travolta. >> i find the indian films very original andhy? because he dances. "grease." ♪ "saturday night fever." ♪ dancing, yeah >> the u.s. is a very important place to make it, because you make it here, you make it anywhere. >> reporter: the next frontier, they hope, bollywood movies in a theater near you. until then, it's these bolder, brighter oscars, now on american soil, gaining ground, one big dance number after another. jim avila, abc news, tampa. >> wow. >> i've never seen a bollywood movie, have you? >> i have not. no, i have not seen a bollywood movie in its entirety. but i can say, they are the small snippets that i have seen, they are -- they capture your imagination right away. they're so colorful and beautiful. >> where is the diana in bollywood garb? >> come on, graphics, what happened? i can just stand here and do this. >> that would have been me. >> am i doing it right? john, you're the expert. i'm doing the bollywood thing. >> i'm not sure. me. >> i'm doing the bollywood thing. >>> this morning on "world news now," new

likes on netflix, not only do but kevin watch reed, spacey. you were in high school acting class with? >> i saw him recently. he was promoting a movie he made about his world tour with the richer the third that he did. circle.ught full we often cover that when we see one another. [laughter] >> well done. i want to thank you and very much. -- i want to thank you very much. they are in casa valentina. at the growth of a company making more durable drinking glasses. they are using something called real glass to do it. the concernsabout of chemicals and plastic. that is next. ♪ >> in 2010, the fda warned parents about the risks of a chemical called bph. plastic babyn some bottles. the concern voted 8 -- motivated a company to make products that use real glass. in a way that is durable and excessive bowl to consumers. joining me now is the chief operating officer of lifefactory. brey.ayb 2007.were founded in when they founded the company they set out to make a safer baby bottle. they felt it was a material that wouldn't leach chemicals into milk. i

such good players now and it's not it's not shunned anymore you know when you have big stars like kevin spacey and matthew mcconaughey woody harrelson like going to tell him not being done by the big cable networks some are some aren't that's right you know you have like it's the h.b.o. the netflix that are making really good stuff it's going to be exciting internet the internet that's right so but it's tough it's hard to get movies made with you look at what's happening the film business there's very low budget movies like the paranormal activities of the world that are made like five million dollars and you have some of the books like ten or twelve that are kind of like the academy movies like the dallas buyers club dallas buyers club great example great movie but that's like a ten to fifteen million dollar movie you know and then there's nothing then there's a dearth like you know one hundred million and then it's like tent pole movie so this whole middle ground of like big comedies that used to be made or gone or you know or love or you know romantic comedies a scene you dig in soon i want