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tonight -- kevin spacey. from “forever”, ioan gruffudd. and music from stromae.the cletones. and now, might i add, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice.

and kevin spacey went head to head with a young presidential expert. >> first round triv you questioniauestions about the president. how many rooms in the white house? >> 37. >> 132. >> that is correct. >> i meant before nixon. >> that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. beware beware that's a smart little cookie there. good morning, jonathan. watch out. she may be wanting your job in the future. >> i know i couldn't have answered the how many rooms in the white house question. >> and she got it like that. there have been two show downs between u.s. and iranian navies that led to shots being fired. is this a sign that iran can't be trusted? >> it has been shaken for many many years since the fall of the shau. you have a nuclear deal in the works, fighting in iraq and syria. this is a situation where both sides are feeling pretty tense. >> well it sounded like the u.s. and iran was kind of close to a deal and waiting to hammer things out before that june dead line and then you have these situations in international waters wondering if this is ever going to happen this nuclear deal

hill staffer or somebody rushing-- >> we always expect because it's a washington themed show that kevin spacey is going to be here. >> he's not here. michael kelly would plays doug, the new villain, sorry, spoiler alert. he will be here with his wife. other d.c. shows, we have kerry washington from "scandal." megan boone will be my date from "the black list." >> what about some of the big heavy hitters in hollywood. "american sniper" was huge this year. bradley cooper, will he be here? >> we found out yesterday he's coming. >> they always ask who is he taking because he had an all take young girlfriend recently and i think they parted ways. >> i kind of hoping he takes his mom. sometimes he takes his mom and i think that's really sweet. if he's single, i would like to see him take his mom. >> any other big name stars you've heard? >> rupert friend on "hopeland." he's in town. i'm a fan. i hope i'm saying this right. nicolai custer waldo from "game of thrones ." and then i think you'll see a ton of familiar faces from all the network shows that are coming. >> which are some of the parties that

tonight -- kevin spacey. from “forever”, ioan gruffudd. and music from stromae. might i add, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice.

coming up this afternoon, ellen is all new with house of cards star kevin spacey. then it's nbc 10 news at 4:00. this afternoon potential problems next door. neighborhood home that sits empty but what utility service may still be on inside. some critics say not only illegal it could be explosive. the nbc 10 investigators will explain. that's this afternoon on nbc 10 news at 4:00. >>> we have new information in the aftermath of yesterday's riots this baltimore. police say a mall has closed after rumors spread about plans for trouble there and at other locations. johns hopkins university has cancelled their classes today and the baltimore orioles postponed a second straight game with the chicago white sox. the ravens have cancelled thursday night's wrap party. the riots began hours after the funeral of freddie gray. >>> our chief meteorologist with a look at your afternoon forecast. >> it's looking a lot bluer out there than yesterday. that's for sure. that sunshine will help push the temperature up. upper 60s for today and into the 70s tomorrow. dry both days. kind

next week kevin spacey, billy crystal, patricia heaton, kim kardashian west will be here and music fromfirst guest tonight play characters who are named rainbow, andre and pops but not on a cereal box. the star of the show "black-ish." welcome tracee ellis ross, anthony anderson and laurence fishburne. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's more fun than you would guess it is, isn't it? >> it is also more of a workout than you would imagine. >> jimmy: not for guys. [ laughter ] >>. >> the disney princess voice that jumps out every now and then. you have no idea if she took the red pill, blue pill or both. >> take that home with you. >> why are my feet not reaching the ground. no weird. >> jimmy: maybe you are not tall enough. i don't know. yeah, that's weird. >> it is a firm couch. firm cushion like your firm cushion. >> off 0 a good start. >> very firm. >> hold on, pops, how do you know. >> she was my child bride first. >> that's true. >> i played his wife on "csi." >> that's weird. from wife to daughter in law. >> child bride. >> we keep it in the family. >>

. >> yeah kevin spacey says -- neil: he killed people too, which makes him admirable. >> i hope i'm not giving anything away, he was not going to run for president because he wanted to get something done. neil: but he lied. i don't want to give it away. but he lied. ha-ha! is there the fortitude for this sort of thing? the american people i think if you're straight with them say no we don't want this charade. >> right. obama administration talks about transparency. there is no transparency in this administration. so we have got to make some -- small businesses need tax reform. neil: you're look after your own self interests there. >> no wait just a minute, you know that the majority of employees it this country work for small businesses. neil: i understand that, i understand. all i'm saying susan i love you to death, chuck as do you, both parties have to come to the table, we have our oxes gore them now, if we don't, they're all going to get gored. >> there's a reason in the good old days there was a compromise to get democrats and republicans to do what's right for the american people.

the company hasn't said when the popular series starring kevin spacey will be released. >>> a los gatoseaming service says it's also looking into reviving the sitcom "full house." it will be titled "fuller house." it will rolls off the tongue like you know the characters. >> oh i do. >>> the bay area's newest contribution to the tech world. >> it's called periscope. it's an app that is pushing the boundaries. here is nbc bay area's ian cull. >> reporter: periscope is the newest way to see the world through a live stream on a stranger's phone. sign on and see everything from a barbecue in south africa to people boarding a ferry boat in hong kong. even al roker getting ready for "nbc nightly news." >> our vision for periscope was it would feel like this teleportation experience. you could travel the world through someone else's eyes in realtime. >> reporter: twitter acquired it last month and launched it last week. its popularity is exploding. >> it's a ringo starr was on periscope yesterday. and aaron paul the actor from "breaking bad" takes us into his living room for an acoustic guitar

kevin spacey with blood on his hands.of this is driving the high price targets. >> if they stumble in a quarter. the stock will get crushed, there's a huge momentum premium in here, it's hard to value it precisely. it's one of these things where can you run your numbers, make a range of reasonable assumptions will get you to a huge range of price targets. but i think the folks saying 900 are looking forward five to ten years saying don't know what it's going to be worth a quarter or two out. but long-term, they're in a great position pretty much everybody else in the tv industry going to be fighting to keep what they have. >> remarkable, we know they're a huge, huge, percentage of peak hour internet consumption in terms of pure video consumption in the u.s. it's still a pretty small number relative to everything else we watch. >> small but growing, one thing they have a huge advantage with is they're not constricted by the 24-hour cycle. tv network you can only do 24 hours of programming. netflix can continue to expand it

also kevin spacey's production company has bought the rights to it.s kind of like a "house of cards," the butlers, the maids, the chefs, you know how they interact with the first family at the white house, the human story. >> you were a white house correspondent and this is how you came up with the idea. tell us about that. >> i was a white house correspondent for bloomberg news for several years. i came up with the idea when i was at a lunch with michelle obama, and it was all very, you know, it was in the old family dining room on the state floor of the white house, a room that you rarely get to see as a white house correspondent. a butler was coming in and out serving her, and she clearly had a rapport with her. it made me wonder who are these people? and it is the supporting cast of the white house. >> how far back did you go? >> i started with the kennedy administration. some of these people started during eisenhower's administration. a few of these butlers have passed away in the past few years, when i started my research, but they are really th

it is been credited with original program like "house of cards" with kevin spacey and "orange is theck." they will extend to asia. speaking of streaming, are we heading the next flicks moment -- netflix moment in music? digital music outpaced that of physical figures. music fans across the world spent 6.8 $5 billion in downloads and honest i'm -- online streaming. -- $6.85 billion in downloads an online streaming. ceo anthony bay joins us. great to see you. i borrow the phrase from you. the netflix moment for music. what does it mean to you? anthony bay: as you have seen by the remarkable success of netflix, we have reached a point where a lot of people know about netflix and understand the idea and value of netflix. people have embraced that all around the world. betty: it is like a of their viewing? anthony bay: everybody was a tv at home will have it. that same thing has not happened in music. in essence, the value proposition is better. access to more music and more constant -- content as a percentage free it can download a like netflix. the main part of the population does not u

wouldn't it be great if kevin spacey from "house of cards" ran? tom: i am shocked.ow when we can just start calling candidates candidates, what we have to wait for the dance when they officially declare their candidacy. jeb bush is a candidate, hillary clinton is a candidate. tom: there's a whole ballet to that. brendan: martin o'malley of maryland -- running for vp. tom: ok, there it is. frank keating thank you so much, especially on oil. governor keating: my pleasure. tom: data check here, up 4, dow futures up 35. just a turn in the market. no other way to put it as we see a global economic data. we continue on bloomberg radio with "bloomberg surveillance." matt miller is next, "in the loop" with matt miller. stay with us. ♪ matt: good morning. it is tuesday april 7 and we are live here in midtown new york. you are in the loop. i am matt miller in for betty liu. we are 90 minutes away from the opening bell. we have a great show for you today. leo hindery joins us to discuss why they could be a nationwide war as cable company's battle each other for online subscrib

the weeds on the hollywood aspect of your book, but have you been able to glean any sense of why kevin spaceyy loves this. in every cutaway shot, he's having a great time. >> it's great fodder for a dramatic series. the fact that there are heez human relationships. we know very little what the president and the first family are like. even "house of cards," you can see a lot of that interaction with the butler standing this and the president and the first lady arguing, and them witnessing this silently and not revealing any of this. they're very discrete. it makes a perfect tv series. >> so back to the dinner here. you've been to a number of these dinners, and we pulled up a picture of one of your favorite moments that just shows how weird things can get. >> it's amazing. i invited general richard myers to the dinner and they sat us, strangely enough, next to pamela anderson. the two of them chatted all night. >> about what? >> military strategy and things like that. >> of course. >> her son was like fascinated with it. he had a great time. he was absolutely -- >> of course he did. >> that's w