and mark jones approaches. >> check you.e, my phone rings, but then it hangs up. so i go to redial the phone. and he is like what is the problem. i'm not really paying attention much to what he is doing. >> that's when mr. jones unloads a wicked round house, a blindsiding killer sucker punch that fractures joseph's teeth and immediately gives him a cerebral concussion. but it doesn't stop there. jones continues to pulverize his victim. >> got the concussion right when he hit me the first time. i'm like falling out the door, and i came back in. i had no idea what was going on. it's a little bit disheartening to see people stand around and do nothing. >> the video clearly shows at least six other men that are all standing around as the victim is just being brutalized. and there is not a lot of reaction. you can see them all looking, i think maybe in shock, not quite knowing what was going on, or what to do. >> still, no one lifts a finger to help joseph scarpino. >> mark jones after violently punching the victim probably seven

. >> inspired to hit the links question mark simon jones, who holds the world record for most golf swings24 hours, he showed guy johnson in london some of the latest gadgets to improve your game. >> this is the new launch monitor. it is the simulator type product where it will capture using ball asthe data of the you hit the ball at the moment of impact. it will deliver back key pieces of data. it will also simulate the data as well. tablet down tor their range and it will link with that i give you a lot of information? >> yes. and you have bits of data on the screen. >> let's talk about other stuff. this is a different way to play the same game. >> this is brand-new on the market, they launched it at the pga show in orlando. they launched it in the u.k. -- >> opened the box. >> an actual device that will clip onto your belt. club.ividual tag for each >> you screw it into the top of each club. >> you measure that shot and it will map out your round for you and deliver back every piece of data. you canving accuracy, then compare and share them with your friends and the best golfers in the

mark. it is the highest in seven years. whortner at jonesm&a and he gets no sleep, either. bob, a perfect storm. what is behind this whole thing that seems to have come out of nowhere? come out ofhasn't nowhere. i think the business element is we have not had all of these external shocks. ve been sayinga for quite some time, the macro environment is very good for m&a. believe it or not, low growth is very good for m&a. unbelievably fabulous capital markets. the pe multiple. lots of foreign cash, a factor in a lot of the stuff we are seeing these days. balance sheets. what's wrong? what do you have been coming out and talking -- >> you have been talking about all of that a year or two and then the last year it took off. i think what happened as washington and the eu were off the front pages of the financial media. we don't have all this fear based -- is the eu going to break up. downgrading the credit rating. paralysis in washington. on this.e an expert take us inside how these things occur. i know you are going to say each one is different.

marked with a danger tag. we were told the door has been disabled like this for years. >> jones: many things in the capsule, in building, aren't manufactured anymore, so we have to figure out a way to manufacture that piece, and see if the new piece will work. >> stahl: at a missile silo we visited, time and frigid weather had clearly taken their toll. the missile was being pulled from the silo for repairs because water had seeped in. >> it's probably the worst case of loose nukes in u.s. military history. >> stahl: some nuclear weapons snafus have happened fairly recently. in 2007, six nuclear-tipped cruise missiles were loaded onto a b-52 by mistake, flown across the country, and left unguarded on the tarmac. no one noticed for 36 hours. that led then-defense secretary robert gates to ask the air force secretary and chief of staff to resign. in 2010, because of a technical glitch, a missile squadron at the base we visited in wyoming stopped receiving electronic messages from the missiles it was charged with monitoring. >> weinstein: what happened was we lost status monitoring of 50 missiles. what we... >> st

mark haines who introduced the very first "squawk box." this is what the top grossing movies were back then, "batman," "indiana jones & the last crusade." and "lethal weapon 2." back then, a car was around $14,000. seems expensive. house was 144,000 and median household income was $28,000. i think we'll check the car price. anyway, that's what they say. what do you remember from 1989? if you want to join the conversation, contact us, tweet @cnbcwex, e-mail at worldwideexchange.cnbc. >>> diageo has blamed low consumer confidence in emerging markets for the fall in third quarter sales. north america held up, sales at 1.2%. bad news for beverages continue, recommenmy down, down 2.3% and down as well. >>> the group pointed to adverse currency effects as it saw sales dip 2.2% to 3.38 billion euros. last put not least, s&p down this morning. the softwaremaker fell foul of the strong euro. speaking to "squawk box" earlier, the co-ceo bill mcdermott says ed concerned about recent developments in russia. >> it slowed down a lot. i mean, it's a very fast growth market for us. it's our third largest market globally. we have a lot of employees ther

jones adding 43 points. a couple of individual stocks we are watching, we talked about ford 25 minutes ago. the automaker has named its c.o.o. markields takes the reins when alan mulally steps down according to people familiar with the matter. i previously said that could come as early as may 1. i meant the announcement could come as early as may 1. it does not mean alan mulally will step down in nine days. we're watching at&t. the mutations giant is planning the tonding -- medications giant is planning on spending its web service to give super speeds. -- ♪ welcome back to the second half-hour of "bottom line" on bloomberg television. i am mark crumpton. let's check top stories we're following. bloomberg has learned ford will soon name mark fields as the new chief executive officer and reveal when alan mulally will retire. he will step down before the end of the year and be succeeded by fields, who is now chief operating officer, according to people who asked not to be identified revealing internal plans. ford may announce the move as soon as may 1. elon musk says tesla will start making cars in china within three to four years.

jones industrials which had been down more than 280 points. i find that interesting. so, clearly, some sellers are coming in. markakes the point the volume's thin though, and that's a good sign, right? there isn't too much conviction behind the selloff? >> yes, that is a good sign. it is a good sign because we're not seeing a ton of volume on the way down. we've had equity prices outpace economy, so something's got to give there. we've got total market cap higher than total gdp, something's got to give there. i mean, at the end of the day, liz, we need to see growth. and that's going to stop this slide. in the meantime, don't fight the tape. you've got a lot more people shooting at your feet now. >> absolutely. liz: alcoa showed decent numbers yesterday when they came out with earnings. they beat by a long shot on earnings per share, so i think that's good news, mark newton. >> i think it's always difficult to pinpoint turns of stocks based on earnings. the projections for this quarter are absolutely awful with regard to earnings supposed to come in -- liz: but doesn't that leave room for upside surprises? [laugh

jones. >> after all that work to just get the tape in and figure out the buttons. pretty much all the kids say that they prefer the ipad and i pot of today. >>ipod instead. >> marks of the 7:00 hour we have new video that we want to show you. check out this kid lands to get stuck in its way clot machine. this happened in a bowling alley in lincoln, nebraska. the three year-old kind in the reprise of door and was playing with the stuffed animals. the bowl in dallas on a called the bin machine and to get the kid out. >> anny: sent a look at this. more people are being urged to leave their homes along the muskegon river in michigan. floodwaters continued to rise in west michigan. many of these residents have been flooded out in the last four years. portions of 12 sub-indices are underwater. for the river has already surpassed the highest level it has reached. >> mark: a family out of brazil is asking for help because their income in some ways for and produce. this is arthur, and at the age of 8 months old, weighed 39 26 mi.. his mother says that he is so big, he needs to use of both diapers. a new report out this week sky's the 39% of brazilian children are either

jones makes sense of investing. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm tamron hall and this is the "newsnation." in less than an hour, boston will hold a tribute markinghat killed three people, and wounded more than 260 others that. tribute beginning at noon today. we will be led by vice president joe biden and includes local officials, bombing survivors, victi victims' families, and first responders and other heroes of the horrifying day. then at the finish line, a moment of silence followed by church bells at 2:49 eastern time, the exact moment that first bomb exploded. the white house says that president obama and his aides will also pause at 2:49 for a moment of silence in the oval office. the day started with a solemn wreath laying this morning at the site of the twin explosions near the marathon finish line. it was attended by the local officials and the families of the three people killed. meantime, as the "boston globe" reports the emphasis today is on the recovery for the victims and the city, and on what is being called the rallying cry of boston. boston strong. with that the "boston herald" features bombing victim jeff baaman who lost both

mark a little bit. we didn't have any correction except the technology. dow jonesabout 16% since the beginning of march. drug market just setting there. >> i hate to say you were right about things. you didn't think the beginning of the year would be this great. the whole year will be sort of a consolidate the last three or four year. >> a little bit. >> watching this, is this what you're seeing? >> a little bit. we're not done. i still think we might felt as highs on 2,000. but still come back to enjoy the year a little bit. one thing i'm interested in -- i just put out a piece last week -- i don't think growth is that highly priced to make it into a major market event. when you look at what you pay across the s&p 500 in terms of how much to get one more percent of long-term growth, it's only two percent. that compares to four percent the last two years. at the top of the dotcom you had to raise your prices 8% to get one more growth. the price of growth today is one half of what it was on its ample. it is only one quarter what it was at the top of the dotcom. the

marks the anniversary of the brown v. board of education. we'll be joined by nicole hannah jones who wrote an article for "the atlantic." you can join the conversation by phone or on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" live each morning at 7:00 eastern on c-span. >> next, a panel of supreme court reporters, former law clerks and professors discuss transparency in the nation's highest court. freedom of the press and the coalition for court transparency hosted this n.y.u. event in washington. ng. my name is tony morrow and i am on the steering committee of the reporters committee for freedom of the press, which is co-sponsoring this. and i want to thank n.y.u. also for sponsoring this event. supreme so covered the court for 34 years and have been immersed in these issues for pretty much all of that time. this is the second discussion we have had on the subject of transparency at the supreme court. the last one was a few months ago. the theme then and now really is that transparency in the case of the supreme court is about way more than just allowing cameras in the court. of course, that is very much on our wish li

jones as the only way to protect may not have to wait for the cell phone industry to do what is right. stay center marktion in the legislature that would require kill switches on all tablet and cellphone sold in california. the buses on fire. >>: with one or two words to tell me what the bus hit. >>: memo both agencies have them in relations off aspects of the crash. crews also checking visibility or land scott rates kron4 news. conditions in walnut creek. fairly mild as we head into the rest of the day. oakland hitting a high of 66 and mainly '70s. tomorrow. tuesday and pass that slightly warmer weather partly cloudy skies into the middle of next week. 749 is the time right now. >>george: the second crash at oregon expressway has been clear from the traffic lanes of the back of remains. this is our long hot spot this morning. we've been on the same much lighter than usual from downtown san jose of the palo alto is running at 23 minutes. so that's only about 8 to 10 minutes higher than it should be. still if you want to avoid that completely you could use interstate 280 because it is completely cleared

jones is there. good morning, athenia. >> reporter: good morning, this is a sat day that president obama is marking today in washington.s ago today that the mudslide buried homes and killed people. the president is going to visit the area, talk with first responders and delivering remarks before heading off to asia in the four-country visit. it's his fifth visit to the region. you'll remember back in 2011 the white house announced the pivot to asia. the asia-pacific region. this trip is meant to reassure those countries that that focus is still on asia and the pacific. the first stop will be to south korea. and malaysia and philippines, countries he was supposed to visit back in october but wasn't able do so because of the government shutdown. the biggest issues he's going to be talking about will be trade and security issues. ambassador susan rice said if they're able to complete this transpacific partnership, this big trade deal, it could boost u.s. exports by more than $123 billion yearly. so that's going to be a big issue. and as security. as heard in that report earlier south korea is raising warnings that north k

it's how edward jones makesense of investing. [ so ally bank has ay meeting that wothat's correct.a rate. cause i'm really nervous about getting trapped. why's that? uh, mark get help! i have my reasons. look, you don't have to feel trapped with our raise your rate cd. if our rate on this cd goes up, yours can too. oh that sounds nice. don't feel trapped with the ally raise your rate cd. ally bank. your money needs an ally. and his new boss told him two ings -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, t he'll work his way up from busser to waiter to chef before opening a restaurant specializing in fish and game om the great northwest. he'll stt investing early, he'll find some good people to help guide him, and he'll set money aside from his first day of work to his last, ich isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. stuart: it is the dead flat market. we were above 166 earlier and we are down a bit now. the gold report 1288, not much change and plug power, that stock is on a roller coaster and a bit today, they bought somebody for $4 million and up $0.03. this is a charles pick. what happened? it is early.

jones is a weird index. it is price bid the value of the individual stocks. it was too expensive. does 75 get them in there? that is a bit of a question mark.stock price does not reflect the company's value. the share price is moving in afterhours quite highly. >> i liked the chat with richard windsor. he said quit making deals. don't like the deal. get a grip of the deals. >> he wasn't quite so impressed as some have been. it was a big price tag on what's an, wasn't it? -- whatsapp. >> jon, thank you very much. >> the barclays, an event that has become a media spectacle over the last couple of years but for perhaps all the wrong reasons. manus cranny is outside the royal festival hall in london where the event is taking place. good morning. what can we expect today? >> very good day. i think a great deal of retail ambassadors turn up to these a.g.m.'s but more and more analysts turn up to these events. it is an opportunity to ask questions. there will be the housekeeping stuff that goes on and the renew mexico vegas top of the agenda for anthony jenkins. ast year's bonus pool went up. the pay on policy and the e.u. bonus camp giving the ab

jones and tom doherty joining me live. it's always a pleasure. >> challenge basketball's championship game features an unexpected match-up. markorgan is here with the details. >> it's likely that most yukon and kentucky fans didn't pencil their teams in to the n.c.a.a. championship, that's what we have. after a tournament of upsets. the hero for kentucky was aaron harrison. it hit the winning three several times during the tournament. they have a game winner. that one gave a 74-73. trevor jackson, no, the cardiac cads, the kitty cat heading for the title fame. flor entered play with a 43 winning streak and left with a losing streak. yukon continues their impressive play. daniels with 24 hon 9. sheb as napier chipped in four for a steal. florida goes down 53-63. yukon making its fourth trip to the title games. >> the most purposes. the time game. the huskies will be looking for their full court championships. they missed it last season but won it in 2012. the last laws to yukon in 2011. shem with more on a tlaling evening in arlington texas. >> how about the kids in kentucky. they conditioned a ma'amical one. he hit the gam-win

mark, "richard iii." tony "act one." the nominees for best performance by an actress in a dailey "mother and son." la tonja richardson jackson "araisin in the sun." cherry jonesor in a leading role in a musical are, neil patrick harris, ramon "les mis" andy carl "rocky" jefferson mays "a gentleman's guide to love and murder" bryce pinkham "a gentleman's guide to love and murder." leading actress for a leading role in a musical are -- mary bridgette davies "a night with janis joplin. foster, "violet." edina man zell, "if then." jesse mueller "beautiful." kelly o'hara, "bridges of madison county." >> the nominees for best revival of a play are the cripple of inishmon. the glass my knowledgery. a raisin in the sun. 12th night. the nominees for best revival of a musical are -- hezig and the angry inch. les mis. violet. >> the nominees for best play are -- act i by james la pine. all the way by robert shankin. casa valentina, mothers and sons by terrence mcnally and outside by john patrick shanley. the nominees for best musical are -- after midnight. aladen. beautiful, the carol king musical. and a gentleman's guide to love and murder. >> all right. jaime west, yo

i'm coming out what i'm saying to national marks carries that takes don't you bank is off but if you are watching us in the u.k. it's jones going away and spending. a little while back a monument at a michigan university that resembles a wrecking ball was removed due to waves of students trying to imitate the sexy miley cyrus music video where she swings around naked on a wrecking ball well they did take down monuments that are magnets for acts of public stupidity is not important what is important is that this illustrates just how much the media affects us all monkey see monkey do is a reality after avatar came out every person hollowing paid themselves bright blue and when i was a kid literally every child want to jump off their bed and be a pro wrestler like hulk hogan heck every little opiate mayberry now wants to become a rap star people say that religions traditions and government propaganda indoctrinate us but they forget to mention that corporate imagery does exactly the same thing as announcing much better at it maybe people don't want to accept the fact that thousands of marketing campaigns that they're bombarde

jones industrial average if they have a smaller stock price at that time. >>> later this hour we'll be joined by qualcomm's brand-new ceo, his very first television interview. also etna's ceo mark bertolinp. dunkin' brand ceos. weather was a problem. but people need coffee still in the bad weather. and the union pacific ceo, jack koraleski. >>> and there are a lot of earnings after the bell. mega earnings news continues. amazon, starbucks, microsoft, visa, pandora, just to name a few of the names that we will be getting earnings reports. >> she may be small, folks, but she'll have it all for you in this 4:00 hour. >> we've got our reporters geared up, instant numbers, instant analysis, know how it affects your money, your stocks and your prfl portfolios. >> dow jones industrial average for the day, final hour of trading. the nasdaq is in the lead. it is up about 20 points off the highs of the day. but certainly higher as well as the s&p 500. apple certainly the stand-out performer here up 8%. the biggest company by market value. >>> let's get to our "closing bell" exchange talk about today's market action. heather hughes, jim lowell, greg epp, david trainer and rick santelli st