lg displays. >> lg displays is working. for the moment, i will tell you about it. lg display co.as far as i know. i checked the features a moment ago. it's like the style would be advancing. it will be selling panels to sony. they did not cite any when in the report. lg declining on this. is increasingly optimistic about its profits in this year and makes the case of an investing stock. it is up 11% year to date. >> sounds good. i wish we had it. the graphics do not work. my stock is down 22%. >> we have a winner. to -- down 22%. it is down 21%. is a japanese company that manufactures fibers in the clothing. cotton and synthetic. they were facing a profit, but 63ey're predicting a $3 million loss and thus ceo stepping down. they will scale down certain businesses. this is a huge, huge issue for a company that told investors that will make money and all of a sudden, it is a huge loss. a very big loss. 20 to 21% down. second year in a row. >> how is the pitcher looking at nikon? a catch up.bit of we all love the story. the camera maker. intophones have it eaten the share. people ar

lg just moments ago unveiling the new flagship phone. josh lipton is live at the big event in san francisco. hey, josh. >> reporter: hey, sue, let me introduce you to lg's newest flagship smartphone, this is the g3. a 5.5-inch display, with quad hd, so four times the resolution of standard hd, an updated camera with laser autofocus, also android operating system, qualcomm's latest processor, 3 gigs of ram, 32 gigs of memory. it also has a snap-on case, you can see it's a circular window. the point of that is functionial. i can assist all the basic financials without having to open up the phone. lg not giving us a price just yet, but it will be coming to the u.s. later this summer, available on all the major carriers, as well as best buy. if you look at lg's share of a gloobl smartphone market, around 4%. north america around 10%, laden american around 10%, but maybe with the g3, they can make some headway there. >>> it looks like it's never been better for ceos. for the first time ever, the meanian pay of ceos top the $10 million. that's

african-american chamber not the hispanic chamber, the golden gate business association which is the lg group, the san francisco chamber of commerce and the small business exchange. we also invited the asian, hawaiian, and filipino jammers but unfortunately they weren't able to attend. we had representatives from the contract monitoring division and the san francisco human services agency. there was a presentation by the contact management decision and board [inaudible] overview of the local enterprise program, local business enterprise program and z jones did an overview of the city business development initiative. we spent over an hour on that piece. we only had 2 hours for the exchange, which i guess was a little ambitious because we had such a great agenda. so we spent over an hour on that and we had to move on but i'm sure there was a lot more we could have learned about those opportunities. besides commissioner katz and i open the meeting and commissioner adams and i closed the meeting because the only have it to commissioners in the room at any given time. so, besides commissione

. >>> and lg has taken the wraps off of the g3.eiling its newest flagship smartphone. meet the g3. i'll run through some of the specs for you. it has a 5.5 inch display with quad hd, meaning it has four times the resolution of standard hd, updated camera with laser auto focus, android operating system, qualcomm's latest processor, 3 gigs of ram, 32 gigs of memory. it also comes with this snap-on case that has this circular window. the basic point is, you can run through the basic functions of the phone without having to actually open the phone up. lg isn't telling us what the price will be just yet but the phone they say is going to hit the u.s. sometime later this summer. it will be available on all the major carriers as well as best buy. if you look at lg's share of the global smartphone market, it's at 4% according to idc. different regions, different areas of strength. north america, 10%, latin america, 13%. in asia, just about 1%. but maybe with the g3 and these new bells an whistles lg can make head winds there. josh lipton,

back to you. >> did you say lg? >> yeah south korea's cosmetic firm. not the electronics firm. >> okay. i'm glad you clarified that. thank you for that. >> that would be a kind of weird synergy there. >> they have hired goldman sachs. you usually get a pop, right? >> from hiring goldman sachs for anything. but i think that here, i mean, 20% revenue decline, that is absolutely awful. i think it probably doesn't bode well for cody either and i would not read into anything for este lauder. >> sears, shares are down 13% since last december. one of its former executives is calling for the retailer to liquidate asap. former vp of corporate strategy. great to have you steve. >> hi. >> he's more of a liar than a leader. what did he lie about exactly? >> actually what i said in my piece is he's either lying or delusional. i think he has not indicated a strategy or articulated a strategy for sears to fight and win in the marketplace. he keeps talking about being an integrated retailer. developing the membership rewards program for them but not addressing the cor

we're going to try -- >> lgs. >> lgs and some others.n those and the first instance. we have an aspiration that the drug may be used more broadly in epilepsy in due course. >> if that is the data we're expecting that so many analysts say can be a catalyst for your stock. >> yeah. with data coming mid year. not far away and a lot of eyes are on that data at that point. >> there's another drug also for the treatment of ms, and it's expected to be in the first half of 2015. >> product, sativex is a treatment for pain in people with cancer. the next point of that is phase three data later this year as a treatment for cancer pain. two big milestones coming up. >> when you're taking a look at the drugs not just for the treatment, you see different applications. is that why the drug could be much bigger than what we're forecasting here? >> yes. this isn't just one drug. the drug for ms and pain is a different drug from the epilepsy drug and we have other drugs. they all come from the c pond. >> is a platform for priortary. what's to stop anothe

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lg >>> this stockton family has a great vacation story on the 103rd floor of chicago's willis tower,ong known as the sears tower. they were peering through the glass floor of a viewing ledge when they heard it crack beneath them. >> you can see the glass aactually just like a spiderweb immediately just light up. shattered, completely shattered. >> i couldn't actually say much. you would expect -- nothing like that. it was just like i jumped off. i literally just jumped off. >> i guess. according to an engineer with the willis tower it was a protective coating on the glass that cracked not the glass itself. oh, sure. nobody was in danger. it was fixed. >>> a cal engineer has been fired after embezzling as much as $90,000 from the school and kpix 5 reporter linda yee found out this is not the first time the administrator has been accused of stealing on the job. >> reporter: here at uc- berkeley's school of public health, she handled millions of dollars in grants and donations. a job sonia waters got after being fired for stealing company funds at a previous company in san francisco. ca

. >> a lot with the median price of a home now approach lg a million dollars we set out to find what a pillin dollars will get you in other parts of the country. san francisco housing market is on fire. would you pay nearly a million dollars for this four bedroom two bath fixer upper? how about dropping a million for this 960 square foot two bed, one bath condo in mission bay? someone did. >> it's on the market for $999,000. about a million dollars. >> we asked this broker to show us a typical home in san francisco. >> living room, dining room area. >> this home sold in just seven days. the median price averaged just over a million dollars since the beginning of the year. a condo won't cost much less. >> we wanted to find out what you can get so looked up million dollar listings nationwide we found might have you picking up and moving. >> what is nice about this is that there are views in this lakefront. >> it has trappings in downtown chicago. this house has three full, two half bathrooms and a walk in closet the size of apartments in san francisco. >> there is an adjacent walk in s

now this exceeds the value of lg electronics at ten point seven billion currently ranked eighteenth in the nation. with the company's announcement comes on is expected to speed up work to succeed the group to slaughtering of times i was chairman of the knee this all day sunday is a researcher at idk security said he believes the company will move to divide its businesses and a bigger team is in the future it can help cement a top shareholders and clients within the current the electron is currently holds the largest share of more than twenty two percent of homes on sts. each day on the first sign of econ he holds over eleven percent of the company shares while the touring team was seeing anything on both have over three percent of the companies will share it i feel the manager is called the flick of this month along with a decision on the size of the share offering. honey can i be of use. and stay with another samson name as someone who is the latest apple vs samsung will email the height of the week and it's certainly growing a lot of it now i see some cool on the battle and who walks

and yet the other days we have nc taking care of lg and five. a mob beating look at three to nothing. next it has kept its up to one. and that's all i have for now this has been stephen said i'll see you back here later for more from the world of sports. there was another clear sunny day here in seoul but unfortunately that wasn't the case down tension don't worry details we go over carry people down who is standing by for a supper weather center for doubt that there was a misty day on tinto with more visibility spring tides will continue through friday at five thirty and i should get some relief now an adult kinds of slowing down for the last time on this thursday. shifting gears and tuesday areve up for national holidays. those of you that are making plans and head out. keep in mind that life has been sporadic showers are forecast for the central region on friday and eight and wind and rain our way back on a sunday well taking the lead that the current conditions did do a high pressure system from the aquatic thousand and ten two were seen cle

me mom hung one lg are still in this one in the bottom of the night. it's six to six. that's all i have for now this has been feeding chair. i'll see you back here later for more on the world of sports. there was a clear day here in seoul but it seems old and a mix of sunshine and showers throughout the week and barry campbell downing apple of the center is quick to tell us more bored and let us start with the conditions at sandown. the guy guarding think they need sides have returned lyrics to know this is why a way back down at one point four meters and wind speeds have also dropped to six point eight meters per second. morning showers are forecast nationwide tomorrow and friday and that they are saving up to be sunny and hot weather another round of light gray me in storefront on sunday. now moving on sale our satellite map. clouds will gradually move and leading to a plate and sprinkle over the central region twelve expectation of a less than ten meters is forecast to fall through tomorrow morning so please be sure to have an umbrella handy. now hopefully this roun

. >> a lot with the median price of a home now approach lg a million dollars we set out to find what pillin dollars will get you in other parts of the country. san francisco housing market is on fire. would you pay nearly a million dollars for this four bedroom two bath fixer upper? how about dropping a million for this 960 square foot two bed, one bath condo in mission bay? someone did. >> it's on the market for $999,000. about a million dollars. >> we asked this broker to show us a typical home in san francisco. >> living room, dining room area. >> this home sold in just seven days. the median price averaged just over a million dollars since the beginning of the year. a condo won't cost much less. >> we wanted to find out what you can get so looked up million dollar listings nationwide we found might have you picking up and moving. >> what is nice about this is that there are views in this lakefront. >> it has trappings in downtown chicago. this house has three full, two half bathrooms and a walk in closet the size of apartments in san francisco. >> there is an adjacent walk in sto

they're more than just paint lgs too. but this is more than a chance to show off, but an opportunity to meet recruiters to talk about work. >> some companies come in, we dream of working at. and this is really inspiring for us. >> 400 students are displaying their best projects the show open monday through saturday until the end of june. >> let's check the forecast right now. >> you can just look at the sky. this is a time lapse view this afternoon. you can see clouds in various levels from low, mid levels to high we've got live doppler seven hd to the this is the outlook. scattered showers throughout the state. widely scattered, that is. snow showers over the sierra. the bay area might see isolated showers passing through tonight and tomorrow. and high temperatures on the cool side in spots. upper 60s around the bay. low and mid-70s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. things stabilize wednesday z start to warm up as well by weekend looking at high temperatures upper 80s to near 90. monday looking nice, warm ask su

. >> the ceo of target is step lg down agreed to step down effective immediately and also resigning from the target board of directors target disclosed a cyber attack that resulted in the theft of 40 million payment card numbers and 70 million pieceses of customer data. amazon teeming up now with twitter to make shopping more convenient. twitter users can link accounts to an amazon account. then, you can add items to your cart responding to tweets with a product link. you never leave the twitter feed and the item is in your cart when you log into your account. >> the number of american children with diabetes is increasing. finding type one diabetes increased 2% researchers say more work is needed to determine the reasons for this rise they expect obesity may be a major factor. there are dozens of high tech devices on the market to help them track and control their blood sugar. a bay area group believes there are advantages manufactures cannot. dogs for diabetics train service dogs to help recognize changes that may indicate hypo glies yeema. a drop in blood sugar that can be dangerous. >

they're more than just paint lgs too. this is more than a chance to show off, but an opportunity to meet recruiters to talk about work. >> some companies come in, we dream of working at. and this is really inspiring for us. >> 400 students are displaying their best projects the show open monday through saturday until the end of june. >> let's check the forecast right now. >> you can just look at the sky. this is a time lapse view this afternoon. you can see clouds in various levels from low, mid levels to high we've got live doppler seven hd to the north. this is the outlook. scattered showers throughout the state. widely scattered, that is. snow showers over the sierra. the bay area might see isolated showers passing through tonight and tomorrow. and high temperatures on the cool side in spots. upper 60s around the bay. low and mid-70s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. things stabilize wednesday z start to warm up as well by weekend looking at high temperatures upper 80s to near 90. monday looking nice, warm ask

>> i heard a thump lg noise. >> how many thumps did you hear? >> three. >> can you demonstrate for us how loud it was? >> sbomewhat, yes. >> go ahead. yes, go ahead. where did that noise seem to be coming from? >> from the back of the wall. >> a friend and at times how's guest of both nicole and o.j., kato kaelin was living simpson's guest house on the night of the murders. simpson fleeing from the scene of the bloody crime and eager to avoid detection, jumps over his back fence crashing into kato's wall. kato's testimony is mushy. >> what kato actually said and demonstrated on the stand with the table in front of him that he heard three loud bumps sort of like that. i don't know what that could have been. maybe it was a signal. i have no idea. but he never said that he heard anyone hit this air-conditioning unit. that was a theory of marsha clark. >> the only one probably to emerge unscathed is the house guest, the man widely associated by many people as the classic moocher, but really is terrific personality and he never lost his sense of humo

and that's why we had the three previous prim prime ministers lg their post. sceangs what you have is a very weak government with no ability or the capability to rein in those militias. any government that takes power in tripoli will try to keep things calm, rather than leading to it a level where everything explodes. now this care taker government has initiated a plan of ten points. you mention some of them to hold early elections and to ask the freeze of the current parliament and to have this caretaker government continue until new elections are solved. this is a very difficult situation. i don't think this government or any government can be to be very frank with you, this initiative we'll have to see what the general national congress will reply to this initiative. because as now, at this moment, they didn't come up and say what they think of those developments or these initiatives. so now, this is a very critical time for libya, people are very worried when you speak to them they toll you we are entering slowly into a civil war. >> hamar salee, thank you

if there is any claim where they thought, you know, let's start thinking about the lg bt writes. if it can pass here how can we continue to fight. it's just people that care about civil rights across the country. the ongoing litigation on the marriage he quality when we go back to the timing issue they said chuck cooper knew and many people believed that it was important for the case to go slowly because that actually did happen for the states to recognize marriage he quality and more prominent people from both sides of the idol to come around and to support marriage he quality. you tell us that at the numberf points in the book chad griffin wanted to do today or case fast and they were frustrated. you said chad wanted to scream and there was another nice example and you say judge reinhardt states the case for that even though they were upset by the delay. >> host: you said they wanted to beat the cases to the supreme court. and i wondered why you think that is the case because i don't think anybody thought that it would be bad for the supreme court to hear and strike down at the

she had been frail and suffer lg from heart problems. mind and soul were on vivid display in what may have been her greatest work. we're going to leave you now with something that most of you will remember her by. her poe em for bill clinton's first ininauguration. >> today, the rock cries out to us. clearly, forcefully, calm. you may stand upon my back and face your distant destiny, but seek no haven in my shadow. i will give you no hiding place down here. >>> good evening, everyone, thank you for joining us. we begin tonight with breaking news. fallout from that sharply critical inspector general's report on the v.a. hospital in phoenix. a document that confirms what this program has been uncovering since last november. namely, the veterans have been waiting months for care and that phoenix cooked the books to cover it. the problem could be system-wide. as we're coming to you tonight the house affairs committee is in session, complete with fireworks. >> can you say anything without reading your prepared notes? and while i have your att

since i heard australians are big rink lg drinkers i asked naomi to check it out. >> what do you thinkng thing about this bar? >> the prices going up and down. >> it shows the price of popular drinks. but mystery beer. rum, whiskey, so on. tv screens summarize the current price. they change every five minutes based on supply and demand. when more people buy a drink the price goes up. on a slow night prices get cheaper. >> anything in red the price has gone down that means they haven't been ordered. >> i should be buying all of these now? >> yes. >> it is what a lot of our draw is. what if you order bud lights if nobody is ordering angry orchard you might be able to buy it at $3. >> if you are smart about it you can play the market and go out for drinks pretty cheap. >> p prices stay high and drinkers stop buying they may create a buying opportunity. >> a market crash. >> $2 shots. you can get a good deal on drinks if you catch them at the right time. >> they try to get an extra drink or two. >> sometimes the bartender likes you they might give you insider trading. >> what does she mean

aj argues it is those voters, blue-collar and whiter block of the 2012 co-lgs who could be the key to winning in 2014 and beyond. why? well, let's ask him. joining me now is e.j.dion, joined by his colleague, nia ma'lika henderson. explain your argument here? >> when you looked at the poll. the approval rating was 41% positive. 52 negative. when hillary clen clen was put up against jeb bush in a hypothetical presidential race. she won, 53-41. that means roughly one voter in eight says they disapprove of the president, but also would vote for hillary clinton. as you suggested a much more blue-collar group. more white and latino than the people who both approve of obama and support clinton. fewer college grads. basically a populist constituency. that constituency is the difference between a resounding defeat. 41%. and victory at 53%. these are also people by the way that the president can win back. and listening to those hillary sound bites. what i found particularly interesting is that she is trying to set her up as a change candidate. even though she would be a democrat running after

in a few hours a crucial meet lg be held to determine the next search phase. and australia will attend that meeting. we've also learned the contract for the u.s. navy's underwater drone bluefin is now extended to the end of the month. and also this -- 11 suspected militants are under arrest in malaysia accused of being involved in a group that carries out terror attacks. but officials say there's no link between the 11 suspects and flight 370. here to discuss all of that, aviation analyst, a 77 captain and safety analyst, david souci, author of why planes crash. what do you think? malaysia saying absolutely not. there's no link to the downing of 370. do you buy that? would they even tell us? >> this is interesting. there's a reason why the accident separates accident investigation from our leaders and leadership because there's so much that would put doubt in the leadership. that's the big mistake malaysia made coming out with the leadership and saying we're in charge of this investigation. because now anything that comes up damages their credibility. here's t

we see every candidate from this lg candidate to another tea party candidate for ag in texas, they'redopting a more aggressive grass roots pursuit of political office and they're following in ted cruz's model from the 2012 race. >> as far right as ted cruz in thinking or just to the right. >> pretty far right. >> tipping point? your thought. is there a tipping point in texas where you go so far right, you lose the middle or is there a middle in texas you can lose? >> we have a smaller and smaller middle, potentially is a tipping point. we'll have to see if this happens. the question is not whether the voters say i like the idea of ted cruz saying i am going to go to washington and punch them in the face. that's appealing to some conservatives. the problem for the tea party, it is not social issues like abortion, religious expression, and gay marriage are out of the mainstream among many texas voters. the problem will be if the tea party economic argument about small government, cut spending, starts effecting public schools and starts effecting highways and water projects that the gove

. >> we will look to see if they have cell phones and lgs like that and see if we can get in contactth them. then we will start going through the fire scene and looking for evidence that there could be somebody in the house. >> neighbors told me it is unlikely the couple stayed elsewhere last night. power and gas and mobile home have been turned off so fire fighters will eventually be able to make their way through the trouble. the man in his 40s told the firefighters some cooking was taking place when the fire started. i asked the chief how long firefighters will be out here. he said all day long. we will be out here this morning keeping a rack on this breaking news. reporting live in sunnyvale, matt keller, abc news. >> matt, thank you. >>> a special safety measures will be in place this morning as several east bay schools after someone made a threat against students is for today. amy hollypeeled is live in danville with what parents and students will see as they show up to school. >> yes. parents are debate thing morning whether to send their kids to school here in danville. the p

. >>> and lg electronics is launching the new g 3 smart phone today at event arnold the world.he -- events arnold the world. the -- around the world. the phone will reportedly feature a laser autofocus system which means quicker focus times and more precision and prank and michelle, it will also reportedly take better selfies. we know how important that is. >> we like the selfies. well we know the summer driving season is now officially underway. and apparently there's some new information about which cars are most likely to get stolen? >> reporter: yeah, that's right honda accord owners keep an eye on your car. lo jack has named the most stolen that ares that are equipped with tray tracking device. the accord topped the list for the fifth year in a year. the civic was second and the camry was third. california actually has the most car thefts in the nation. and the most common color for stolen cars is black. the least common? you the toy. i guess frank and -- turquoise. i guess frank and michelle not so easy to get away from police in a turquoise car. >> you are stuck. >> jill

people see the music experience we've got with the htc phones and we broaden that to offer, samsung, lgroid devices and eventually of course tackle the iphone universe. david: do you handle all of the licensing? >> yes. david: the company itself handles all the licensing? >> company handles all of the licensing and i think it is probably important to say at this point that we handle licensing because we love music. this is delivering better music experience. they don't have the pay wall of the download and payload of the monthly sick description. -- subscription. we want people to stay in the market, not churn out of the market and we want to offer inspreadable value. liz: adam, the service is beyonder. great ideas. david: congrats. this is a lot more to amazon than things like kindle and amazon prime. ceo jeff bezos is making a huge bet on a highly-lucrative space that is not on most people's radar. this could change the value of the stock enormously. what is it? weill tell you about it coming up. >> a few days after apple announced talks to buy beats electronics, one of the founders,

that you're selling, how do you differentiate those components in the store from any other company, lgg in a best buy as a well? >> so the space that we're creating, the environment we're creating with best buy is really around home entertainment. cheryl: right. >> and really attracted to the home. and what we're doing is we're giving the customer what the customer always expects, which is choice. but choice in a variety of fashions. so if you look at it, you start from the center which is the television -- centerpiece, which is the television, and we're selling premium high definition televisions and the new and latest 4k ultrahigh definition. so we're sewing the consumer what the value -- showing the consumer what the value and benefit is -- cheryl: can i interrupt here? >> yes. cheryl: sounds like you're really banking on the tv space, to me. you think you can make this best buy partnership work. you're saying that this is going to be an even better way. so from a consumer standpoint do i want to go to dinner or buy a tv? i mean, these televisions now are so low cost for the consume

lg has a watch. these are all products you have to try on, touch, and feel.f the things different from 1999. you didn't care what your xbox felt like, but these things, you have to pick up and feel, does this look right on me? >> what i thought you would say about best buy, they'll launch stores within stores. >> yeah. >> they'll have expanded samsung store, as well. announcing earnings today. the stock is up a bit. remember, down from 40 to 25 from a quarter ago. >> very true. >>> if you are a selfie fiend, you probably use instagram, or maybe use a filter like this, or maybe like this. ooh. well, our next guest is familiar with the power of filters. cole rise is the founder and ceo of lightly, a photo filtering app that shot to number one in the photo section of the app store. he was an early instagram design consultant and created not only the instagram logo but has rise named after him. great to have you at post 9. >> thanks, carl. >> having done so much already, and you'd think we're all filtered out, but clearly we're not. >> well, filters are -- if you

. >> does an analog with photos,lg the arrested person has photos, pre-digital age, of course you cank at them. on the phone there are photos, absolutely analogous, except there are 10,000. it's, indeed, his entire life history if photos. on your rule can the policeman look at the photos by analog or not because there are 10,000, okay?re what's the answer? >> in theory, yes. police can look. in practice -- >> what we have is, by the way, you understand where i'm going. i think there are very, very few things that you cannot find in analog too. in pre-tingal age -- digital age searches. and the problem in almost allll instances is quantity and how qa far afield you're likely to be going. >> right. and these -- >> so i accept your rule. >> the fundamental doctrinal basis, rational basis from theae robinson rule, i think, is that the fact of arrest -- this is te what justice powell said and justice, well -- the fact of the arrest necessarily and legitimately largely abates the privacy interests of the individual and his person and any he or she has chosen toha carry on the person. now, m

we been so focused on the lg side that the oil site is next. i think we're in the early stages of understanding what it means and listening to the views being expressed but i think there's less of a drumbeat as far as our partners, i think is more of a focus on natural gas but there's definitely an interest in the topic of what the united states is going to do. more fun aspect, less of independence, more fun aspect of understanding how will this impact the mid-and long-term oil markets and prices and structures. we talked a lot about gas but with the same changes, radical change in all markets around world today that are happening in gas. edges slightly different. big change from days were open dominated the market new players and with most opec countries today producing maximum capacity for variety of reasons some for such consent for clinical instability, so for technical reasons and some because that's the most they can do. the question of what happens to the market if the united states starts exporting is one that is fascinating those who f

they are doing that as part of the national science foundation's lg-term ecological research program. salt marshes, it turns out, are huge carbon sinks. they absorb massive amounts of carbon, but the carbon that's stored there may be returned to the atmosphere and add to the climate problem if salt marshes succumb to sea level rise and have nowhere to migrate. we also heard how the intruding saltwater is changing local marsh ecosystems and jeopardizing freshwater supply. georgia actually runs a coastal management program coastal incentive grant program to increase knowledge about sea level rise. now, if georgia runs a coastal management program, coastal incentive grant program on sea level rise, how can people who represent georgia and washington be pretending this isn't occurring? i ended the day in georgia out on the water with charlie phillips, who is a terrific character, great guy to be with, a local very successful clammer. we went out on his air boat over the marshes that he built himself. he is also very knowledgeable. he is a member of the south atlantic fishery management co

actuallyly, oled, they are looking for a big deal from lg, and they supply other users. company has a lot of growth potential. several analysts have it right, targets of $40 to $45. oppenheimer among those. i am looking at a september 23 26 call spread. one $175. i am reducing my risk in a market that is uncertain. , $1.25ake a 71% return on the trade. all it has to do is stay above $26, which i think it can do. >> 54% chance that you will make something on your trade. thanks for joining us. on the markets again in 30 minutes. ♪ clip," we to "money tied together the best stories, interviews, and video in business news. i am adam johnson. es once a les moonv 24-hour news network. this is a bloomberg exclusive interview. adidas versus nike. the rivalry is heating up in time for the world cup. the fcc puts a green light in the fast lane. not sitting well with the neutral internet. why saab's jet might be too expensive for t

there should be no wait lg is. i think shinseki said he hired 16 more people to work in the mental health area to reduce the waiting list. there should be no waiting lists at all. part of the problem is a lot of those positions we understand came out of the military which means i think there's a shortages of psychologists, psychiatrists to take care of problems in the military. we've shifted some of the problem, haven't really resofed the issues here. but how sad that is. it break yours heart to hear that story. >> breaks your heart. here's the question and then i'll let you go. do you believe crimes were committed and do you know if there already is a federal criminal investigation under way? >> i have not heard yet of a federal criminal investigation. if someone gamed the system for the purpose of getting a bonus, a promotion or a raise, i think you have some issues there. you may have criminal negligence in cases of people purposely manipulating data that led to harm and along those lines i hope the justice depa

lionsgate, by the way, lg f, not so good either. down 10% this morning. >> i know. money on divergent which i think is going to be good. a lot think it's going to be like hunger games. >> adjusted ebay da, $29 million for the third quarter. people not happy with it, below estimates. >> you know look, sometimes you have to spend to win. people are spoiled by disney. disney has the rollout of movies. never hear about a movie that costs too much since the john carter fiasco. people want to do -- lionsgate as disney. no. disney is disney. >> disney is disney. go back with lions gate you will see a stock that's -- >> been a nice run. >> "hunger games" run. a lot of people feel there's not going to be "hunger games 9". >> does fig near conversations about consolidations on the programming side. unclear whether they're going to try to buy stuff or be a part of somebody else buying. >> prey or predator? >> i'm not sure which. >> no. >> that conversation will pick up steam. >> wait until "divergent" comes out. no such thing as "frozen 2" at lionsgate. i think "divergent" wil

they're looking for people to operate lg, lte and have 3 g network. >> you just read that really well verizon, like you said, the largest wireless out there. customer service, retail, health care. military friendly. >> wow. fantastic. meanwhile, real property management. >> so real property management, this -- there is so many rentals across the country. all those foreclosures that are rentsals, this company manages rentsal homes. so they've got 75 to 100 jobs open right now. particularly they're hire not guilty salt lake city, utah, and again, this is a franchise opportunities. but you can still work for the company as well and manage property. >> i have a knack for this, although i don't have a certificate. elements massage. they're looking for massage therapists. >> you can be a massage therapist. you get free massages if you work there. they also offer some health benefits. they're expanding, new jersey, illinois, texas, wisconsin. you make like 25 to $35 on average if you're look for a second job. if you're look for a new opportunities, i don't know. >> that would be good -- >> a

action for a company that may or may not be for sale down the road via the south korean congom rate lgrittney spears brand perfumes aren't selling. >> a lot of celebrity perfumes haven't done well. we keep dancing around 1900 which is going to be a battleground at least in the near term. lot of that dow component setting some new highs like a travelers and a mcdonald's but housing is interesting. you look at pulte among the top performing s&p components, so some of the areas that have been really ignored by the market are getting a little bit of love this morning. >> the one everyone is trying to figure out is the retail sales report for the month of april. 0.1% growth. a lot less than economists were looking for. yet, higher revisions for march. you wonder how that really adds up for gdp in the next quarter and whether the optimism, the 4% we keep hearing from steve liesman and from some of the estimates on wall street can continue. >> yet the stock market is -- that steady, steady relentless rise. >> what did i tell you about tuesdays? >> what did you tell us about tuesdays? >> i tol