so upset you don't know who lex luther is. how do you not know lex luther?e it up high school band. bottle it up. push it toward your career. can you just look at me and tell me you love me like a brother? just say i love you like a brother. >> i love you like that brother. >> that voice is perfect. there what is a voice of lies. >> there is not enough cure music in the world to make me feel the feeling i am feeling right now. >> i like the casting choice. he has to get rid of his hair. >> you are really in pain. >> i know. >> this is like recovered memory. >> the original luther had red hair that an artist mistakenly made him bald. >> oh yeah, i don't know. it hurts. >> it does hurt. >> lex luther? nothing? >> no. >> brian cranston should have been lex luther. >> that's a good one. >> i was upset because there were rumors. >> too obvious. >> i know. this is the argument you could hear at a hollywood store. >> it was great when you took a chance. yes it was. >> now you will put in a new one. you don't know dc is headed in the right direction. >> listen, it i

lex it will get you thinking. the bigif leaving all moments to fate, we manipulate them with 60 years of research into human behavior? we stack the odds in your favor so that when it matters, you came out on top. >> that his mind games, new show that premieres tomorrow night right here on abc. we are joined live by its stars, christian slater and steve zahn. how does this work? lex very good. >> there is something to it. it is a key color. are say on the show that we passengers in our own brains. we are constantly being commercials and politics and movies. pilots of a 747, we are really a mouse running through the aisles thinking we are the pilot. >> it really affects our actions. subconsciously, we are always making decisions. them, bute are making it is outside elements. my character is an expert in that field. is more of the business savvy. we decided to start a company. we sell people we are manipulating whatever they need. you bring to these roles? >> the writing. and thehe script characters are very rich. ev

lex we are aging it in barrels.ar in goes into the barrel and spends 10 years in the barrel before comes out and goes into a bottle. overlooking middle barry college. how do you fight the kentucky mystique? >> rye whiskey is northeastern. corn,ky is fueled by which makes bourbon. the country's original whiskey that went into hibernation after prohibition. was theh is that rye nation's strength before prohibition. it is now making a comeback. >> it was the nation's strength. mold of the nation. -- milk of the nation. lex rye is in connecticut. field of rye. >> you are a font of whiskey knowledge. the second season of the apprentice. from donald learn trump that you applied to lesson,pig? >> the core if you have a great product, you have to be able to talk about it and convey it to the public. , ithe case of whistle pig is the highest rated y -- rye ever in the country. it has not been that much of a challenge. >> is there and -- less sugar? >> the truth is all alcohol by content has the same amount of sugar. as long

lex we get a glimpse of the new labels from the first lady.ritional information is going to be bigger and bolder, particularly when it comes to the calorie count we all hate to look at all stop there is going to be an extra line for added sugars which is something that is ready controversial who -- three controversial. this is something experts say the added sugar that contribute to the obesity epidemic right now, one out of every three people suffers from obesity and since this is a show and tell, i brought something to take a closer look at what we might be seeing when you look at some ben & jerry's chocolate cookie dough ice cream. point is to make us more in line with what we are actually eating. at the pint of ice cream, serving sizes half cup. when i dig into a pint of ice cream, i certainly go for the full cup. that is going to be the new serving size. everything else is going to be doubled. , saturated fat, it now goes into a 90 day comment time, andou're the food industry grocery administration, there response has been muted. after th

lex welcome back.o cover a story out of bloomberg news -- apple working on a set top box to be announced as early as april and they want to start selling it before the holidays. we are hearing apple is talking with potential content layers like time warner cable and others, but what can you tell us about what they're working on? >> it's mostly just that there is a new apple tv, this is an upgraded apple tv box. it could be announced around april and be ready around time for christmas. he are hearing talk of a new interface that easier to use for people. the content is going to be king. >> would be vastly different from the apple tv set-top box we already know? lex we don't know. out witht often them something radically different on itunes. content is what they have been missing. it is still a hobby relative to the size of apple. a hobbyer to it as product, but you know, if they can get it so they've got all time warner cable content on their, suddenly it's a place where it could become a primary viewin

lex do you get to pick out the non-original music used? the country music that clooney had on his radio the entire time. >> certainly that song, that was there from the script that all funds oh had found. we tried a few things during the process but it seems a perfect for the character. songswere huge amount of where the late 1980's and 1990's. they were written in the script and they had a meaning to the story. so it varies. a lot of the things are done very early and my job is to go around them and make it as seamless as possible. >> have you ever been in the situation you just did not like the film personally? how involved in the store and you have to be to get the best it is a go with it? >> weird thing in that you can always find something at you like about them. you find something to love in anything. only a few years back you might look back and say oh. you are trying to make it the best it can possibly be. >> what is next? after winning an oscar, i guess this guy is the limit. or assuming you win. >> the next thing i am doing, a th

lex is wall street to blame for that. -->> is wall street to blame for that? all, blaming anybody. i think this is a way bigger problem than wall street. the response i got is something cultural, about the red carpets on hollywood, the pro football players that make all this money, the crazy focus on the mega millions lottery all the time. lex what do you say to the folks that are watching right now saying to themselves what a jerk? we had such a good and going. note the financial crisis so good anymore. two to the degree the pr department and boards of directors are looking at sam polk will only get worse right now. what do you say to them? >> you mean to the wall street people? >> yes. >> my story is just the story of one guy. usedi was on wall street i to believe the issue of whether i was going to get paid one million or 2 million was the most critical thing in a world. one of the things i came to see, and not because i am a moral hero or the most honorable guy in the world but became -- but because i came to a teacher who started teaching me different thi

lex i hate it. >> i am ready to go to florida. >> anywhere but here. >> so much snow that in many places, they do not know what to do with all of it. snowplows cannot work fast enough. >> got to keep up read >> the problem with this know is that it is all frozen. , you cannots frozen push the pile of snow. >> you know it is bad when even a snow plow gets snowbound. it continues to play havoc with air travel. passengers cooled their heels. 75,000 flights have been canceled by bad weather since december. another whether d, nightlife. casualty, weather nightlife. >> we have had many parties canceled. >> spring is just 31 days away. >> not soon enough. the u.s. and syrian governments are blaming each other for the failure in talks to end the civil war there. the second round of talks collapsed yesterday in geneva, switzerland. now someone else is attacking the u.s. administration for its policy on syria. kevin joined us earlier to talk about that. >> senator john mccain reiterated criticism against the administration and said that the administration has not gone far enough in diplomatic rela

lex is it really going to be just about content?> so far, the story we have seen, the headlines is they will go to washington and talk about the fact thatnd they can maneuver here and there. but i think it's important to talk about how people use their free time. when this cable consolidation story first came up and john malone was discussing it publicly, he talked about the power of facebook and the size a global platform like facebook. people spend a lot of time, just like they spend watching tv. compared to the small size of the cable industry, it loads me away that if you look at the number of users facebook has, which is more than 1.2 billion, and you look at this combined time warner cable via subscriber number, which is i guess in the 33 million range, you could argue facebook is 37 times the size. people are not going to make that argument, but it could factor into how they make their case. forget the apple tv set top box. how does that affect them? cable is a geographically centric monopoly situation. it's not a national fo

lex olivia sterns will be there.the left. -->> olivia sterns will be there. >> she will be watching hockey. >> she is going. she is very brave. to warnremmer tried her. a big debate, should you go to sochi? >> quiet right now. >> would you go? >> i would not go. >> i do not know. i have not thought about it. >> going to company news. a legal win for bear stearns. winning a dismissal over a lawsuit. lowball lamed it lost more than $2 billion for lying on a statement about securities. a judge ruled it took too long to file the suit. meantime, legal costs taking a bite out of credit suisse bottom line. missing profit estimates after setting aside $570 million in legal provisions. they are facing litigation related to mortgage securities and faces an investigation into whether it helped american clients evade taxes. and, subway will remove the chemical from its bread after health activists criticized the chain. apparently it is used for the same reason in some breads as a dough edition are. subway says it is in the proce

lex he had a lot to say. to him at 3:00 and the letter comes out and criticizes the board for its conflict of interest. he singled out to members -- scott cookssen and of into it, saying both of these guys have inherent conflicts of actrest will stop >> just up and give people the lay of the land. investment.as a big >> over a billion dollars. paypal beike to see spun off from the company. he sees it as very much a separate business growing well on its own and would be better off if it could focus. >> and make more money because a spinoff would create more value. but theoretically. there is an annual meeting coming up and ahead of that meeting, he is getting out in front of the story. it's not necessarily new. people have talked about this for some time now because 41% of ebay's overall revenue comes specifically from paypal. so much coming from paypal which is a different business, it could probably stand on its own. now coral is involved and part of that is getting the board of directors to be ok with that.

lex regardless. method any better than dan loeb or bill ackman? isalways better because he acting on behalf of of all shareholders. they can vote with their feet and leave activism or stay with it. in the case of dam bo, he came in and took a special sweetheart deal to come in with the shareholding. he tries it again and then leaves it on a special buyback that applies only to him. faithhen you see this >> benefited substantially. bill ackman and jcpenney. was he was -- was he working for his interest or the interest of the shareholders? area clear it was a complete disaster. i think time will prove it was mostly in his own interest. >> why do you think activism is ever more present these days than in the market? >> you mentioned i was once the .resident of at&t broadband at that time the average sure was held for three years. now the new average share is held or three months. reallyrt-term holding favors activism. even with the large pension holdings, there is so much getting shorter. >> activism is synonymous with the word short-term holding. le

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>> the previous lexes failed because of i violence.ave now close where they have been voting for a new mayor for the area north of the river which divides the city. backed by the government and oliver who is currently in prison suspected of committing war crimes against ethnic albanians in the 1988-1989 war. the serb candidate was shot dead last month. here is an update from there. >> reporter: this is the 40 time that citizens are going to polling stations trying to elect it's mayor. the first time members of organizations which are against these elections because they thinker i serbia is going to recognize independence of kosovo, stormed in to polling stations and the elects had to be canceled, now they are huge are huge security measures in 250 police officers stationed outside of polling stowings. members of the police forces and the members of international military forces which are stationed in kosovo. these elections are important for immaterial police men station of bristles agreement. the agreement which was signed in april la

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good afternoon, lex. >> reporter: good afternoon. the message was one of responsibility. drivers need to pay more attention to those on foot here in san francisco and likewise, pedestrians need to be more careful as well. this vigil was held at the intersection of van ness and grove where there have been a number of people hit and killed recently. and we heard today about the toll these crashes take on the victims. >> we're going to also honor loved ones. >> reporter: on this day before valentine's people held up hearts with the names of victims of people killed in san francisco. including sophia liu, 6 years old, hit by a car on new year's eve. >> sophia is not here, a lot of people are not here because of that. >> reporter: today's vigil outside of city hall was also a chance for survivers to call for -- survivors to call for change. >> it's embarrassing. i'm ashamed how the city is. >> reporter: monique was struck by a hit-and-run driver nearly a year ago. the uc berkeley researcher suffered a serious brain injury and is in rehab still. >> drivers need to be more caref

lex i hate it. >> i am ready to go to florida. >> anywhere but here. >> so much snow that in many places not know what to do with all of it. snowplows cannot work fast enough. >> got to keep up read >> the problem with this know is that it is all frozen. , you cannots frozen push the pile of snow. >> you know it is bad when even a snow plow gets snowbound. it continues to play havoc with air travel. passengers cooled their heels. 75,000 flights have been canceled by bad weather since december. another whether d, nightlife. casualty, weather nightlife. >> we have had many parties canceled. >> spring is just 31 days away. >> not soon enough.

lex i think it is incredible bargain for the amount i used this. >> there is more power on your smarthen when they went to the moon. that weer soundbite want to play for you. >> the question of valuation, which everyone is obsessed with, is a question of what do they do with its? if i handed you a 400 million unit network on the how much money did you make from it? depending how well they execute it, they could make a lot of money or not. >> you can see the full interview with eric schmidt on charlie rose tonight at 8:00 and 10:00 eastern. i will look over to that. this calls into question the bubble valuation. a bubble valuation? that is a really great idea here. we are not a bubble now many would say. >> there are people fearful there are bubbles forming in social media, as opposed to the broad market we had back in the late 1990's. there is some of that. there have been different ways to calculate that. it is really tough. do people buy in is the best way to put it. >> almost like a behavioral thing. everyone on one side. we are not seeing that. the discussion is are they valid? ke

thirdly that it is against the spirit of sport so it's the second to that matter i think it is entirely a lex septa board that we allow people to administer drugs to sleep which could be dangerous to their health and is deceptively against the spirit of sport i want sport to be a contest between athletes not doctors and scientists and i will be doing everything as long as i am in this position to make sure that that never happens you know what my viewers are saying to their eye they're saying you know at the end of the day there is no. national sports man who is healthy at the end of the road because they're all you know very ill people and while we're not they have different traumas in in their sports carry injuries and also they're telling me you know there's a limp excess actually financed partially by mcdonald's which isn't necessarily the healthiest or the place in the world well i'm not sure that i. mean i know any number of olympians former speech and they are outstanding people they live in very healthy lives after their competition days are finished i mean there might be some sports

the parliament voted to -- then there were extraordinary things as protesters took over the lex our just presidential residents. the demonstrators do seem to have a very -- problem for them is that yanukocjch refuses to go. he says there has been a coup he would still president he compared protesters to nazis. with ukraine security forces now apparently on the side of the demonstrators, it seems just matter of time until yanukovych will acknowledge that he has been de. >> schieffer: who is running things right now, or is anyone? >> it's a very good question. the parliament voted yesterday to elect -- if you talk to some of the protesters in the square they will tell that you they are in charge. and yanukovych thinks he is the president. he has to admit enthat he has been beaten. the protesters will probably stay out on the square until the elections that are scheduled for may. >> schieffer: all right. holly williams, thank you so much. and joining us now from his home state of arizona, republican senator john mccain. last time you talked to us you were actually in kiev. addressed the cro

president has apparently left the capital we're following developments in ukraine earlier i spoke with lex harris in kiev and marie if an ocean in the city of hard call. we just heard from the stage here at the independence square one of the protesters saying that if the opposition fails to deliver yet a call which is resignation during the day they will do it themselves which pretty much repeats the sentiment of last night when one of the leaders of the radicals white we. spoke from the stage after huge concessions made by the government which is the only presidential election which is the return of the two thousand and four constitution runs in more powers to the parliament well this right wing leader said that he gave ultimatum for the president to resign until teluk ten o'clock in the morning well this deadline has already passed and there is no attack simply because there is no one to attack now in kiev the president is not here since morning and most of the government officials and politicians the ruling party they have either defected on the side of the opposition or either left the

course is how the east of the country will react to everything coming out of the few right artie's lex haris have seen a lot of for us from kiev with that update thank you very much. and president unico bitch now reportedly in the eastern ukrainian city of harkov where local officials loyal to him have gathered around they have declared that they are now taking control of their respective regions bypassing rulings from the capital artie's marouf an ocean has more. you know cool rich and it used to be a very unanimous region supporting more distant policies that the policies of western countries but we see that today population here is divided from one hand the i've prayed that opposition including right wing didn't do all those radical elements can come here from kiev and it's not very hard it's less than five hundred kilometers away from the capital and we're hearing serious calls mostly these messages sent from her through social media to stand up and to defend the c.t. and the region but from another hand those politicians and ordinary people here on the ground not totally happy wit

lex 35 degrees right now. cloudy skies.i want to show you other temperatures prayed these will be key. it is freezing in baltimore. below freezing and frederick. the farther south than niche, above freezing. we will see everybody cool down. it is going to be those regions 32 degrees or lower that are going to have the biggest problems. it could be big problems here. here are the headlines. freezing rain advisory until 6:00 a.m. is rather narrow. it stretches east to west. then we step up the concern. areas in pink are a winter storm warning. up to 3/10 of an inch of ice. the worst areas, into pennsylvania. quarters the amounts, a inch of ice or more. a 10th of an inch in the suburbs. area, they will melt as temperatures warm south any's. this model will show you temperatures. as we get to the day tomorrow, temperatures warm and precipitation will end. thursdayeather through and friday. another storm possible late saturday night. we will tackle that later. that is the latest. >> looking at college hoops. too diregetting stra

three years or pro-reform dissent that is reportedly seen scores killed in the police crackdown artie's lex airships europe or it's a long running standoff. it's three years since the arab spring gripped the gulf state of bahrain violence still shakes the streets of its capital mamma as protesters against the sunni led government fire molotov cocktails the police respond with tear gas and flash bang grenades the thing is that the government is using it as a violent a lot of being a church or house raids just now of living in cities it said i lived in but. you can hear helicopters armored baikal shooting at people and. throwing it here yes here and there making people thought the key why not even practice outside the street at least eighty nine people have reportedly been killed in the sheol position strive for reforms hundreds of thousands have been injured some lost limbs and eyesight protests have been held on almost daily basis and i witnessed some of those i went to bahrain a little more than a year ago we met with different government officials who told me that despite seeing the prote

president's residence is standing virtually abandoned after the head of state himself fled the city or he's lex haris chef ski joins us live from the capital kiev with all of the latest alexei. yes indeed the biggest concern right now and the most unclear situation is regarding the fate of ukraine's president because some of the parliamentarians inside the parliament are saying that they had a conversation with the president and he virtually confirmed his willingness to resign from his position but there's come there's several quotes coming from the agency in ukraine which are quoting the president's advisor who said that the president will not be stepping down and described the situation as an attempted coup d'etat so this is very vague at the moment but we do know that the parliament has already voted with the overwhelming majority of votes to release the former prime minister yulia tymoshenko an opposition icon from prison and we are expecting this to happen later on during the day we do know according to the reports in heart of that she is in a prison hospital still and the hospital is unde

lex the ukraine -- which are biggest concern there? >> it is split.hink the dissolving of the ukraine is in the interest of the european union. i don't even believe it's in the interest of the russians. >> do you think the russians could come in? let's i don't see vladimir putin using troops. i see him exerting influence through his intelligence services and other ways to cause a split. he can't afford to lose all the ukraine. i have heard it said that russia without the ukraine is a country but russia with the ukraine is an empire. behaved, i putin has think you'd like to keep that sphere of influence. intelligence services know where he is? >> it's unclear that u.s. intelligence services know where he is will stop i'm not even sure the ukrainians know where he is. you could have a good hunch. i want to talk a little bit about apple because there was a big security flaw revealed over the weekend. have issued a fix and there's one on their desktop operating system. when apple released this fix, there was no red alarm, up your phone right now. they did

lex what do you make of this?guys on the ground saying our guys are saying the bank of japan will refrain from a monetary base forecast does the last thing they want to do is be tied to something like that. very different from what they .aid four 2013 but they have got their inflation target. i think they are on track to hit that. we don't know how much the economy slows down. i think the bank of japan's view is that growth is going to be taken out of the second quarter into this current quarter. >> do you have a forecast? >> we think first quarter is going to get four percent growth. then we are going to have a couple of negative quarters and the july quarter after that. q3,view is that maybe by august and september, the bank of japan will realize the growth has slowed more than they were expecting. staged they will do more monetary easing, but at the moment they think it is ok. i do not see what is the next instance. >> what is the catalyst? we talk about the third arrow. what must they do to get the third arrow

. ♪ lex america's young ceos are getting more bullish on the economy.egressional budget willthe federal deficit shrink as stronger economic growth increases tax revenue. at the same time, the deficit will surge to more than $1 economicin a decade as growth eventually slows down. like most companies in the communications business, this one wants to tune into the migration to mobile. the israeli-based firm provides satellite services to broadcasters. we spoke to the ceo in tel aviv. we began by asking him where he plans to make acquisitions. >> the main thing for us is to find the right targets, to find the right ones. acquiring companies is easy. making it work is harder. what we do today is provide services to media, broadcasters and content providers. our goal -- and we are very close to it -- is to provide content. as you know, as the consumer, the choices are increasing in terms of how to view video. complexity is another thing that needs to be done. content is increasing. we are looking at several things. taking content, preparing it for all the var

superman has lex luthor. spiderman has the green goblin. i have liberacci's boyfriend. tonight, we cross swords again. i think i have a camera down in matt's dressing room where he spends a lot of time waiting. oh, look, it's jason boring on his phone. siri is the only one who will talk to him. he's probably uploading a selfie there. every night he's in that dressing room just waiting ae i waiting. matt? matt? matt? okay, that's enough. do we need to have him on anymore? technically that was an appearance, right? i'm sorry you had to see that. it's time for a pallet cleanser, if you will. we have a tradition around here on thursday nights. it is thursday night. it's for our weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. it's this week in "unnecessary kren shcensokre krencensorship. >> we have the fans getting [ bleep ] up pop geeting [ bleep ] in the butt to get it. >> when somebody is [ bleep ] our country, that's an act of terror. >> i got a mountain bike and i immediately bro immediately broke my bloep bloep. >> the next 12 to 2

lex had you been working on climate change issues for countries that produce a lot of ?issions come as such as india how do you believe they should reboot energy sources? >> we are carrying on extensive dialogue of cooperation with china and india, for example. china is by far the largest coal user. billion tons per year. with both china and india, i will be going to india in about two weeks. i was in china recently. i was there, all of the senior government officials focused immediately upon the bad air quality issue. it is not just carbon emissions but air quality. the indexat i arrived in beijing was roughly 10 times under eitherhere -- under epa regulations. they have a very strong motivation to address emissions across the board, but i also want to emphasize that i would say in all the discussions we have had, the commitment to --ressing carbon emission emissions israel. clearly they are balancing that against economic growth. one of the things we're doing is trying to increase collaboration on the carbon dioxide capture utilization and sequestration technologies th

time -- [inaudible] [laughter] i had no clue what i'm dealing with, and he was like what i'm doing lex i love america but those people are scary and different clothes, and i remember the first mission i worked with them, like the guy who i walked with him just like, stop, left, right, go. and i don't know -- [inaudible] so they reached the door and i have no review, i have nothing. so looks like, oh, my gosh we're under attack so i start to run away, and the guy who, he ran after me and he catch me and he said we just reached the door. >> now, what you didn't tell them though is that on that first mission, johnny, johnny showed up, they told johnny that he was not allowed to bring his weapon. but ordinarily in iraq pretty much every male had at least generally and a.k., but could have some weapon. so johnny, what did you bring on that first mission? >> knife. spent johnny brought a knife, and how big was that not? wasn't this big or this big? >> this big. >> i heard the sword from the original guy but it was more like this big. but johnny started going with the seals and it was one inc

lexed to parliament in 996, she quickly rows through the ranks becoming deputy prime minister for thel and energy sector in 1999. it was in two noun four when victor yanukovych was elected president in alleged lid rigged elects that she truly came in to her zone. along side ali and presidential hopeful she called on ukrainians to take to the streets in protest. wearing the color of our opposition party, hundreds of thousands turned out. the protests dubbed the orange revolution. after reelections the orange alliance took power. and tymoshenko became prime minister, but by the 2010 suppress hal election, she was ready to go out on her own. in a bitter presidential defeat she was beat edge by arch rival victor yanukovych and in august the following year was arrested. amid outrage from the west, she was sentence today seven years behind bars, on charges of abusing power in a gas deal. from prison she staged a temporary hunger strike saying she had been beaten by guards and needed better medical attention for chronic back pain. now despite two years of maintaining her inning car operation

lex very quickly, a question and then we will really have to finish. >> thanks for a great panel. a question that i have -- it seems here that we will have a big controversy over the next months and years. the counterpoint to the government looking at all of our data is the public opinion, well, i am not doing anything wrong, so what does it matter if the government is gathering data if they are going to do something good with it? do you think the debate will play out in legal ways or within an elite public policy circle or does public opinion matter? journalists have done a good job explaining to the public what are some of the obligations of privacy and metadata and things like this in collected for members of the general public over the next months and years as the debate plays out? >> that is a great question. > well, i hope so. i do think that the fact that we are having a national debate about these issues and i do think it is very important for that debate, to call out the rights and contributions of journalists as a report does, that is indispensable to a free society. the

. >> fee lex bumfelix baumgardner fell at speeds of more than 800 miles an hour and landed safely about hopes to use the same skims in rescues as a professional helicopter pilot. i can watch this video all day long. >> this is a go pro commercial if anything. it's amazing. >> isn't it? >>> time now is 5:52. a man who was lost at sea for more than a year is back home but not everyone is buying the incredible story of survival. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, beep-bop-boop-bop boop-beep. [monotone] she says, "switch to progressive and you could save hundreds." call or click today. >>> a man who says he was lost at sea for more than a year is now back on dry land. >> jose alvarenga appeared to have trouble walking, he drifted from mexico all the way down in the south pacific to the marshall islands a distance of more than 5,000-miles and survived over 13 months by eating figure and further -- fish and turtles. investigators now trying to figure out if the story is true or not. >>> coming up another big bay area city wants to slap a tax on your sugary drinks. why a new soda tax measure is falling flat wit

lex i will do crime statistics in berlin.wn 27.9%. 14%.ent thefts up only 106 murders in berlin. we will not talk about chicago. >> probably wise. i want to talk about tax. bridge is not a sport. what is and what is not a sport. not sport according to the tax authorities. apparently, the authorities have said it does not involve physical activity to qualify as a sport. i have one word for you, darts. >> kudos to the new york times. everybody has wanted to know who elevator.@gs that was the goldman sachs employee that was revealing everything that was being set at the elevator. 34,orked at citigroup, raises questions about the authenticity of what you are reading. i have not been hacked. everything has been written by me. onthey have lifted the ban talking in elevators. >> we will get earnings from the u.k. homebuilder. ♪ >> he says he got a deal, mark zuckerberg talking about his latest purchase in barcelona. >> worth more than $19 billion. they have so little revenue compared to the number, but the reality is there are very

. ♪ lex good morning, everyone. i am tom keene. bonds are up. yields are low work. -- lower.till front and center in the news. 11.5.them at he will join us later in the hour. the only american on the debt restructuring committee. have german afford recently, you might have problems trying to deal with the platform that was microsoft. guess what? microsoft is out of their. they said with auto sales peaking, this is where the battlefront will be. trying to find a new way to trade in the vehicles for newer vehicles, particularly those with other integration of technology. -- better integration of technology. instead.blackberry a little bit of a surprise here. has is the thing, ford slumped in jd power and surveys because a lot of customers have -- mymy functioning functioning tech systems. this is a top selling point for 39% of car buyers, compared to say power and speed up 14%. the ability to make phone calls or do searches just by using your voice in the car. >> jeffrey sachs has a 1937 ball volvo. we do not get this. berry.ck hairy? > >> they have been using this system for 3

lex i know.nd yet, when you think back to your own background, your own school history, you have certainly had successes and failures along the way. pilots are people who have the same situations. >> hold on. hold on. but i am putting my life in the hands of that person. >> the good news is there are two of them and they work together closely. the training is excellent and the standard has not been lowered. pilots have these issues. >> once these issues become more publicize. we are in the process of doing that right now. what kind of impact do you think it is going to have on the airline business? do you think when people read about a pilot who may run into trouble on a flight who had training failures or a criminal record, if there's a problem with that flight -- >> personally, i think we're going to have bigger issues from a passenger's point of view. if you are in a small town in america, there's a greater chance you will have less service or in some cases no service. that probably is the gre

. >> that was last week read lex still to come, putting a price on olympic gold.anies -- which countries shell out the most to their top athletes for winning. ♪ >> welcome back. bloomberg cost european headquarters in london. let's see how things are shaping up. this is a picture of the markets and we are seeing equities rebound from 2010. we're seeing a little bit of optimism growing this morning in asia. hadfederal reserve discouraging data and showed that employers hired fewer workers on friday. look at currencies, in terms of i want toe seeing focus on the pound-dollar. it is flat on a two-day advance versus the dollar. this is before a bank of england update on the inflation reports this week. you can see that this is an focused and we will go to china. these are the bloomberg top headlines. new immigration curbs in switzerland impose curbs on immigration and about 1/5 of the residence are immigrants. management says that there will be it -- a crisis in emerging markets. the company is taking advantage of buying after the selloff. barclays is investigating a

lex winky so much for that.ngs are coming up next. >> i'm adam johnson, trish is on assignment. we are headed into a flat market today. finally, a break from all of the volatility. i'm kicking it off with number 10, here we go. time warner, up about one percent as the company beat fourth-quarter profit. cable and satellite companies pay more to its programming. and whether it is game of thrones or basketball, they are on the way to the bank. >> number nine, myriad genetics after reporting the last quarter is on the rise. buying a maker of autoimmune disorders medicine. eight, 3-d missed estimates. >> and twitter is down about one percent today. the company is set to release its first earnings report after the bell. report is literally minutes away. because heer six, knows it must vegas. growth is down. it has climbed at the slowest pace since october, 2012. >> number five, buffalo wild wings dropping nine percent on mixed forth -- fourth-quarter results. morgan stanley knows that minimum-wage hikes and wing cost

just like in the google lex on thing, the numbers, exxon makes double what google makes, they have infinitely that are vilified. there are a few dude cool companies like the googles of the world, but boeing is worth that. stuart: you're right, dude. and next story for you. a defensive lineman from the university of missouri, michael sam, announces he's gay. sam is expected to be drafted into the nfl in april and become the first openly gay player in the league. >> this is something that i've -- i know for a while, but you know, this is to me, it's just telling another person, hey, i'm gay and it shouldn't be a big problem. stuart: some reports say that sam's draft stock, so to speak could drop. some teams may avoid taking him, charles, do you have any comment on this at all? >> i think it's a mistake for a team that needs his talent to skip on him because of sexual orientation, i think it's stupid. stuart: sure. charles: it's a matter of time, you know, for people to impose their will -- you know, whatever it is, on others, it's tough. you know, and i think you walk a thin line. and i think t

lex as he told me, this guy is the perfect investor for your business. i want to invest for the long-term. i am not interested in getting involved with the management. >> as long as he goes fine. he is the perfect angel investor for blue-chip companies across the world. let's talk about another bloomberg exclusive. >> morrison's shares surging today. a family has contacted two-way interest in taking the grocer private. far, no buyout partner has been found. concerns about the slow sales growth. second-largest bank has smashed estimates. the prophet was almost double that expected. its corporate and investment bank unit was hurt by a fine from the european union for the libor rating rates. we spoke with the deputy ceo. >> socgen is not under formal investigation regarding its trading activities. from have been questions some regulators, but not a formal investigation. head of the, the world's largest asset manager sat down with charlie rose. larry think spoke about emerging markets economies. >> as europe continues to have very high debt issues, these eme

lex more people but against ups -- ubs than amazon. >> we will be back in a moment. have an exclusive interview with the president of the thing -- st. louis fed, james bullard. ♪ >>> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers," with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. yellen's first day on the job. how did she do in congress and what will she do differently? we have an exclusive interview with the resident of the st. louis fed, james bullard. a tidal wave of do-it-yourself home renovators. the chain lands to hire 80,000 part-timers. he is building an empire on fermented milk. the thoughts of a man who convinced americans that they had to buy greek yogurt. the ceo of chobani. welcome to "market makers." i am stephanie ruhle. erik schatzker is off skiing, so scarlet fu is helping us in the newsroom. looking forward to your interview with james bullard. we want to turn to home depot. it is time for their annual hiring binge. they will add 80,000 part-time workers for the spring. we're going to bring in olivia sterns. this is a seasonal thing. h

. ♪ lex you are watching "in the loop here: -- loop."estment, and insurance powerhouse headed by greenberg, partnered with switzerland, partnered to buy this company. four point $4 billion. the news came out over the the weekend. on the phone with us now is the chairman and ceo of cv starr. what the emphasis was -- impetus was to buy this company. >> it is a great company. i've known the ceo for many years. he used to work with me. at a prior company iran. iran -- that i ran. i think it is the best. from my point of view, it was a great opportunity since we knew each other. he is a great manager. adds versification, an outstanding company. >> in some of the articles that ,ave come out analyzing this people are saying, hank thatberg is now betting obamacare will work. millions of people have signed onto the exchange. what do you say to that? >> that shows they do not understand very much about it. a hugepany has got with millions of subscribers. obamacare does not have a thing to do with it. it was great before and it will be great after

net lex shakes off the sting of its price i. the consumer satisfaction rating has soared to a three-year high. rating saw aion price hike back in 2011. it's all about "house of cards." "aren'tld not get into is the new black." >> coming up, we have been talking about 25 people killed in the ukraine and that's a live shot in the square in kiev. you have protesters on one side of the flames and police on the other. we will be joined by ian bremmer founder of the eurasia group coming up on " bloomberg surveillance," on bloomberg television, streaming on your phone, your tablet, and bloomberg.com. ♪ up, hank greenberg, the man who ran aig is now chairman and ceo of starr international emil joined that he "in the loop" at 8:00 a.m. >> good morning, "bloomberg surveillance." let me show you that markets are on the move and you see this off the ukraine. this is the russian ruble basket. this is a weaker ruble and this is vladimir putin's headache. we have gone to new russian weakness moments ago. protests have become riots in at least

thingis always a comp lex to get -- complex thing you to get consensus on. there should be a way to bring together the key stakeholders. those countries are directly involved. it will not be easy, the political solution. confidenceagree on building measures. to make sure that those confidence building measures would be unlamented. have ad not be enough to resolution. it is important that those key stoic -- stakeholders in this conflict know they will not be able to come together under political pressure. >> it is really important that we don't just say the security council. to't have the method implement it, you have nothing. we are still not there yet. updon't have backing it anything clear in that resolution as to what the sanctions would be if it does not happen. is that the resolution on its own, it is what comes with it? it is a must to start. i am very frustrated. meetings like this, we make this appeal, not as a neighboring country suffering because of these issues but just as ordinary human beings. there was a special security council meeting that we

lex very quickly, a question and then we will really have to finish. thanks for a great panel. a question that i have -- it seems here that we will have a big controversy over the next months and years. the counterpoint to the government looking at all of our data is the public opinion, well, i am not doing anything wrong, so what does it matter if the government is gathering data if they are going to do something good with it? do you think the debate will or withinn legal ways an elite public policy circle or does public opinion matter? journalists have done a good job explaining to the public what are some of the obligations of privacy and metadata and things like this in collected for members of the general public over the next months and years as the debate plays out? >> that is a great question. >> well, i hope so. i do think that the fact that we are having a national debate about these issues and i do think it is very important for that debate, to call out the rights and contributions of journalists as a report does, that is indispensable to a free society. the fact that

an accurate picture so that we could, again, understand not only our successes or failures as well lexand so as we can proceed on establishing order control. >> let me begin by saying in my conversation with the border security experts in uniform, what they emphasized to me is a risk based approach. that is agile, that is not necessarily operational control as i think a lot of people define it. the risk based approach is effective, it's cost efficient. now, in terms of metrics, i've read h.r. 1417 which defines an effectiveness rate in a certain way. what we have said is that, first of all, it is congress' prerogative to define border effect is however you do that in a fully informed way. what we have said, and i tend to believe this, that border security should be defined by looking at a number of things. it's not simply the percentage of all those who attempted to cross the border who are either arrested or turned back. you have to look first of all at the quantity of people who are attempting to cross the border. you to look at the nature of the traffic, is a third party nationals?

lexing on reservoir, over 2. san rafael probably 2. pretty decent system. the big news for san francisco, this was a couple of hours ago they are probably up to .95 or .96. but .92 that's the official station. for the month, february. 4.66. that's 104% of normal. the last seven months combined was 2.14. so they've had double in february what they've had for the last sev months. san ramon, hayward. east bay, there's the heavy cell around 580 up in the oakland hills. it looks like the oakland zoo to be honest. wrapping back around alameda, oakland, 580, probably a good burst there as well as towards orinda and moraga. still going in the mendocino county and also lake county. if anyone is up there in cobb mountain. i know you are up there. it looks like rain but maybe there's mixed precipitation. a little around the sunol grade, pleasanton, 580. we'll have to keep an eye on that. bridgeport has had 5 inches and rain turned to snow in the sierra overnight. thankfully. the breeze is cranked up. one system goes, here comes the next one. the surface low, now favor

lex very quickly, a question and then we will really have to finish. >> thanks for a great panel. a question that i have -- it seems here that we will have a big controversy over the next months and years. the counterpoint to the government looking at all of our data is the public opinion, well, i am not doing anything wrong, so what does it matter if the government is gathering data if they are going to do something good with it? do you think the debate will play out in legal ways or within an elite public policy circle or does public opinion matter? journalists have done a good job explaining to the public what are some of the obligations of privacy and metadata and things like this in collected for members of the general public over the next months and years as the debate plays out? >> that is a great question. >> thank you, that is a great question. >> i think the fact we are having a national debate, and i think it is important for that debate to call out in particular the right and contributions of journalists as a report does, that is indispensable to a free society. the fa