of theman convicted murder of tanger leavy is back in court. chandra murder of levy. has more what the defense says changes everything in this case. >> it has been four years since he was hearing superior court. today he came back and was before the same child -- trial judge. all of the testimony today centered around armando morales. morales is a former gang member and former cellmate. headstified that one geeky -- he had admitted killing the 24-year-old. prosecutors say he got a fair trial but they are trying to prove it was tainted because he had a history of being a law enforcement informant. fbi agentrom a former and an atf agent who played pivotal roles in the 1996 in gang activity involving morales. at no point did morales asked for a deal or special treatment in return for information. here is where things go from here. we have another two days of hearing in the testimony. there will be about six more witnesses ago before the judge. then a bit of a break, then in february, armando morales himself will come here and testify. after that, the judge will make a de

will it ever go public echoed i speak with the ceo, aaron leavy, next. ♪ >> welcome back. emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." fox has over 27 million users and is valued at over a billion dollars. -- box has over 27 million users and is valued at over a billion dollars. it has yet to have an ipo. will it ever take the plunge? he recently took on money from tbg -- tpg for sub why did you take that money? >> we had filed to go public in march of the -- of that year and right after that, there was a trend in the tech stock base. there was quite a bit of volatility in high-growth technology companies. we decided it was not the best time to bring a new company to market. and we had amazing support from some private market growth, sort of late stage investors. they were willing and interested in supporting the company as a private company. so we took that money on to allow us to continue to invest in growth, invest in the business model and building out rocks without necessarily going public. is the status with the ipo? -- >> what is the status with the ipo? >> we are stil

lawyers for the man convicted of killing chandra leavy asking more time. her remains were discovered in 2002. the case remained a mystery until 2009 when police linked the death to a pattern of attacks. ue's cellmateandiq lied. >> congress holding a hearing on ebola. lawmakers will consider a request for more than on $69 in $6rgency aid to fight -- billion in emergency aid to fight ebola. care workershealth are needed to treat the deadly virus over the next few months. the country are demanding changes to how the u.s. and is cases of ebola. .c., nurses are rallying outside the white house. john gonzalez is live with more. good afternoon. from california to maine, registered nurses, thousands of them have walked off the job this afternoon. we are in the middle of one of the picket lines in northeast d.c. nurses walked off the job at around 7:00 this morning. they say they will be out of work for the next tory four hours. they claim the hospital is refusing to address issues, with work conditions being dangerously under staffed. not trained to deal with a si

[opening bell] on thisus now with more dire forecast, david leavy, chairman of the drone leavy forecastyou see a global recession here? areas that have difficulty cover most of the rest of the world outside the united states. euro area is clearly at risk. if they do slide into recession again the financial problems, i think, will be more troublesome than they were in the last recession. the other one is china, which has absolutely off the charts imbalances in terms of how far the government is going to push them in taking a hit. down,st likely to break first, i think is the rest of the emerging market sector. there has been a lot in the press over the last couple of months about -- e.g., the emerging market sector export growth strategy is not working. much if you look at how they are investing and the expectations that that represents for future growth, you would understand why they have a huge amount of overcapacity causing investment breakdown. >> what a decline in oil prices? a decline in oil prices? it is stunning how this could provide a tail wind for any country that imports oil.

massive a motion that it myself not think intrusiveness ahead of time and mad at my trading to complete leavis this part. to what extent we researching with the end of life care did you feel how could this be missing? >> guest: we are cancer surgeons to your pancreatic so you deal with every patient having these discussions but only some are mine that are potentially at the end of life. but one of the first essays i wrote as a resident was a 23 year-old who'd died in writing about family members and the struggles but how are we supposed to cope? you break bad news of the time. it was mostly familiar. i saw things that were new in this book used a lot of research and observation. so what your goals as a patient? just last week a have a patient 81 who needed pancreas surgery but instead i said wait. what are your goals? they said i really want to spend time with my husband and if we can get another year i will be happy. is clear she would accomplish the goal she would accomplish. >> lot of times that question is hard for people is not necessarily clear but what are your priorities? one is what i

francesca leavy runs businessweek's business school coverage.uke's fuqua of business dean, bill boulding. he joins us from dubai. why do you think duke beat out schools such as harvard? >> the basic reason is that it that pulls together towards a common goal. we have worked really hard to identify and attract the the characterve values and sense of purpose to make a difference in the world and to work with and through other people. that makes them attractive to employers, in whatever sector they operate in. >> bill has a smile on his face, for good reason. what are the ingredients, the factors that we analyzed to determine the belongs at the top of the list? >> we have>> three elements that we measure. make up almost half, 45% and 45%. the third is 10%. assessment of students' opinions, graduating mbas. the ranking.f another 45% is a survey of employers. we ask them what they think of the and he has they are hiring. the rest is a tally of faculty research. >> when you say sense of purpose, what kind of employers are looking for graduate to have

. >>> all right, hearings underway to determine whether the man convicted of killing chandra leavy.ated a national sensation after she was linked romantically to california congressman, gary condon. the judge will hear three days of testimony before deciding whether he get as new trial. >>> opponents filed suit to a railway tunnel on capitol hill. >> this comes after the federal highway administration and the d.c. department of transportation gave that project the green light last week. the new twin tunnels would accommodate double stacked trains and opponents say it would carry hazardous materials just a few feet away from people's front doors. >> rit now, law enforcement in ferguson, missouri, preparing for whatever happens when the grand jury makes its decision on whether to indict michael brown. missouri's governor says more than a thousand officers have extended crowd control training, brown was african american, the officer who shot him is white and the august shooting ignited racial tensions in the city. >>> a broken pipe causes a flood of problems for this condo owner, but i

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i have been moving about jerome leavy. stock fearing that corporate's would not deliver the profit. he did very nicely after that. 2007, the business he left hind also had a good track record. now apparently they are saying there is a 65% probability of a world wide reception, contraction in the u.s. by the end of 2015. it is not a certainty but are you worried that things slowed down to that extent? >> i am not. anything out.lly 65% seems ago high number. recessions are created by financial imbalances or inflation and central banks tightening interest rates so inflation is not showing up. the bear cases -- case is wait until inflation starts getting going in america. that, and someone is slamming on the brakes, coming from zero to a high number, you can imagine there could be something more serious. wages is key. intonationnot the from the fed. that -- happen that way. the markets will see them as normalizing interest rates rather than slamming on the brakes. you could get a deflationary shock. if there were a hard landin

pretty damn david leavy, marc faber, yeah, it is going to end badly, but not for a while.if you look out 10 years and at current valuation levels, returns are subpar -- that is probably true, but you could have made the same case for 1995 and 1996 and 97 and 1990. >> for the record, betty and i both went to upenn. therefore we are here and you are there. thank you to brandon and olivia as well. coming up, a bloomberg exclusive. you have heard about healthcare.gov, but what about healthcare.com? planning to bend the health care industry. the priceline chairman joins us exclusively. go pro shows are coming to the market in a secondary offering. we will have details on that straight ahead. ♪ >> the obama administration is not expecting a strong turnout when the health care exchanges reopen in four days. a place for insurance begins and the site 2015 has not had problem trying investors could it has drawn $7.5 million in funding led by current and former executives from priceline. the priceline chairman and former ceo. he joins me exclusively on this news, along with the healt

let's look at the future with efraim leavy, who has a hold on the stock, and editor-at-large cory johnsonlet me just ask you, i thought we would see a drop. i thought this was a short covering after the gain. they cut the current order forecast and they pushed back the release date again. >> you read the intro about 50,000 cars next year, i thought, why would anyone believe that? they are emphasizing just a few months ago 35,000 cars for this year and they backed off 33,000. why would you believe 50,000 for next year? hope springs eternal when it comes to tesla. the shares are way big, all the way back to where they were on monday. i think the trading on the stock today is not indicative of the news we got about the company yesterday. yes, 7700 80 cars, big surge, apparently, the end of the quarter. people who tracked the actual registration of the vehicles, not as many cars got the registration during that period. they are still saying they will but 11,00013,000, cars in the quarter we are in the middle of right now, which is an ambitious target indeed. does it seem like it doesn't matte

it has gone to cabinet officials like hillary clinton, edward leavy, robert rubin. governors like scranton, mayors like john lindsay, and outstanding state judges. today we continue that tradition by honoring three alumni who, without any question, have contributed immensely to the substance of american law. today we honor three justices of the united states supreme court. the tale of each of these justices is a quintessentially american story, a story of upward mobility, hard work, of staggering achievement and great inborn talent. in different ways and in the name of different ideals, each of our honorees has already left an indelible mark on the shape of our jurisprudence. for as far back as anyone can remember, the school has been the site of passionate argument and disagreement. we have always nourished students in the pursuit of their own values and strive to help young men and women become as thoughtful and as effective as they can possibly be as they work out for themselves how best to comprehend this large and complex world. every year, our alumni graduate

officialse to cabinet like hillary clinton, edward leavy, robert rubin. scranton, mayors like john lindsay, an outstanding state judge -- and outstanding state judges. today we continue that tradition by honoring three alumni who, without any question, have contributed immensely to the substance of american law. today we honor three justices of the united states supreme court. of each of these justices is a quintessentially american story, a story of work, ofbility, hard staggering achievement and great inborn talent. in different ways and in the name of different ideals, each of our honoree says arty left an indelible mark on the shape of our -- on a reason has already left an indelible mark on the shape of our jurisprudence. for as far back as anyone can remember, the school has been the site of passionate argument and disagreement. always nourished students in the pursuit of their own values and strive to help young men and women become as thoughtful and as effective as they can possibly be as they work out for themselves how best to comprehend this la

as edward leavy said on half post this morning, the polls missed this mark by a mile. public polls consistently understated republican candidates and almost every contested statewide race including an unusually high number of polling misses. for example, none of the polls addicted take close race in urging it where ed gillespie is still contesting. it is becoming harder to poll nationwide using traditional sampling techniques. designed polls have a response rate of around 9% and polling statewide is more treacherous. whether the business as we know it would be around in 2020 is not clear but a lot of soul-searching should be done. nightit polls had a good and we can learn a great deal from them. let me quickly go over a few of the findings that struck me. first we talked and the session before this one about the sour public mood. people do not trust the economic recovery and that was evident and some of the questions on the ballot. only 1% said the economy was in excellent shape while 70% said it was still in bad shape. expect for voters future generations that it will

here to help me is billboard magazine editor at large joe leavy. are you ready?at's right. so this song came out recently, harry styles admits it's about him. taylor hasn't confirmed it yet. they had a brief relationship. the media was always after them. the clue in the lyrics, she used to wear his paper plane network. >> this lovely lady is from toronto. in hall and oates "i can't go for that" who or what are the lyrics meant to be pushing back against, a former flame, music industry or parents. >> can i ask my husband? >> c. >> she a good husband. >> i did not know. "i can't go for that, no can do." >> well said. >> a lot of people didn't know because john hall started saying this in the last year or so. this is the hidden meeping of the song. you would think it's about a relationship -- sorry -- john oates started saying this. he was explaining what his songs were about. apparently it's pushing back against the music industry. >> lovely young lady from connecticut in justin timer lake's "cry me a river," the chorus is about what? >> can i ask? >> sure. >> bree