did we call them the three martini lunches? > > a three martini lunch... > > as if two weren't enough... > > yeah 9 ounces of alcohol. i think when we look at tv series like madmen or even movies like the wolf of wall street it brings us back to a generation where these lunches were very commonplace. but today drinking in the workplace-- not something that many employers will tolerate if any. certainly the economics of being able to spend through travel expense accounts has been much more difficult. also ultimately executives don't have two three hours to spend at a lunch so they're really cutting back and these have gone away and have been replaced by lunches or breaks at starbucks. > > exactly, we used to call them buns on a run when i was a reporter out on the streets all the time. so tell me what's happening with these higher end places because this was big money. > > yes most of these higher end places have really switched to trying to wrap up to speed during lunch, provide really gourmet foods and do it at a price that's

i like to drink a martini, is that your favorite drink. >> i like to drink a martini. maybe two. three i'm under the table, four i'm under the host. >> rose: great to have you, sir. >> great to be here. >> rose: if you want to laugh, live at christopher buckley but dedicated to our friend christopher hitchens. christopher buckley, but not, i can't even pronounce the title, what am i doing. >> it's caught you. give it a round. go home. >> rose: it's 7:00, for god's sake. christopher buckley but enough about you. thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> the following kqed production was produced in high definition. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> every single bite needed to be great. >> twinkies in there. >> wow! >> it's like a great, big hug in the whole city. >> that food is about all i can handle. my parents put chili powder in my baby food. >> french fries everywhere, all over the table and just a lot of chili.

i like to drink a martini, is that your favorite drink. >> i like to drink a martini. maybe two. three i'm under the table, four i'm under the host. >> rose: great to have you, sir. >> great to be here. >> rose: if you want to laugh, live at christopher buckley but dedicated to our friend christopher hitchens. christopher buckley, but not, i can't even pronounce the title, what am i doing. >> it's caught you. give it a round. go home. >> rose: it's 7:00, for god's sake. christopher buckley but enough about you. thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org clo . >>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and susie gharib. brought to you in part by. >> thestreet.com, featuring herb greenberg who reminds investors that risk is real, with herb greenberg's reality check in terms of stocks and risks. you can learn more at thestreet.com/reality check. >>> the magic of macy's disappeared just a bit in the first quarter, sales were soft but management is optimistic. is the ce

as a skunk. >> what's the blue martini? >> it's a bar right across the street. >> he was drinking there that night and he had been very distraught because. >> he had been trying to get jennifer back. >> when i found out it was a bad feeling it gave me the goose bumps. i told matt that. >> he was brought in and questioned. >> he put me through the ringer and matt through the ringer. fbi if i wanting and all of that. >> he did tell us he was questioned by orlando police in 2006, just days after jennifer's disappearance. he also met with investigators a few years later. >> i think the cops were, i guess, he is good to go. he had been through the ringer and nothing came of anything. >> it could literally be anyone. >> there had been rumors that it was somebody at work. there was rumors it was a guy at the gym. just about every theory came across. >> over the -- bob back in a circle. nothing comes of it. that's why we keep pushing them towards the workers, that kind of stuff the condo complex that jennifer lived in was only half

i like this one, i like to drink a martini. >> i like to drink a martini, but only two at the most.ee i am under the table and four i'm under the host. [laughter] >> good to have you here. if you want to laugh, laugh with christopher hitchens -- christopher buckley but dedicated to our friend christopher hitchens. i cannot even pronounce the title. why am i doing this? >> give it a rest. go home. [laughter] >> it 7:00, for god's sake. christopher buckley, "but enough about you." thanks for joining us. see you next time. ♪ >> live from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to the late edition of "bloomberg west," where we cover the global technology and media companies that are reshaping our world. i'm cory johnson. uber is headed toward evaluation of $10 billion. big question -- is it worth it? critic's on both the left and right are already pouncing on what internet fast lanes could

i like this one, i like to drink a martini. >> i like to drink a martini, but only two at the most.hree i am under the table and four i'm under the host. [laughter] >> if you want to laugh, laugh with christopher hitchens -- christopher buckley but dedicated to our friend christopher hitchens. i cannot even pronounce the title. why am i doing this? >> give it a rest. go home. [laughter] >> it 7:00, for god's sake. christopher buckley, "but enough about you." thanks for joining us. see you next time. ♪ . ♪ >> this is "taking stock" for thursday, may 15, 2014. i'm pimm fox. today's theme is trail blazer. tough mutter and mudderella are blazing a trail when it comes to adventurous fitness. we find out how getting down in the mud is creating a business boom. plus, michael sam, a trailblazer in football. i will speak with the agent for the first openly gay player drafted by an nfl team. and solar roadways -- it is trying to change the energy market.

in our hands, it didn't seem to matter. >> stahl: martinis-- just as good. >> kawas: yeah.'s good news for coffee drinkers. caffeine intake equivalent to one to three cups of coffee a day was better than more or none. and if you're concerned about those bulging waistlines, listen to this. >> kawas: it turns out that the best thing to do as you age is to at least maintain or even gain weight. >> stahl: gain weight? >> kawas: uh-huh, really. >> stahl: so being a little overweight is... is good? >> kawas: being obese is never good. >> stahl: and being overweight as a young person wasn't good, either. but late in life, they found people who were overweight or average weight both outlived people who were underweight. >> kawas: it's not good to be skinny when you're old. >> stahl: but living a long time, even if we don't have to watch our waistlines, isn't the only thing most of us care about. we want to be all there to enjoy it. and it's in the areas of alzheimer's and dementia that the 90-plus study is generating some of its most provocative and surprising findings. we'll tell

. >>> can i get another dirty martini? it's there because i'm a larger-than-life jewelry store.n here needs a "julie, please spend the rest of your life with me" ring. well, my selection is truly unique, including up to ten thousand loose diamonds, the tolkowsky ideal cut and the leo artisan. my expert staff guided dan to the perfect ring... ...which he then delivered... ...with all of his heart. yes! and that's why he went to jared. >>> this weekend was the 140th running of the roses, the kentucky derby, the first leg of racing's triple crown. the pros will tell you winning any race takes a rare combination of breeding, training and beating the odds. but never bet against love. here's keith morrison. >>> what is she thinking as he prances for the adoring crowd here in saratoga? she is gorgeous, huge, 17 hands high, twitching, eager, ready. and the overwhelming sentimental favorite of the whole stadium full of people who heard the story of the half blind, once lame creature in the gate, creature that might not be just a horse. >> i definitely think it's a magical story. i mean,

>>martini thursdays. >>it is really really cool. >>i would get bored. that is wonderful. leave room for dessert. this certainly looks good. 11 north northwest highway in park ridge. we will have a link on our website. >> the lincoln memorial in washington d.c. was dedicated. which historical attraction with lincoln memorial built to resemble? should >> be based on the structure found in the birthplace of democracy. i think most folks will be pretty happy about it. it will still be pleasant. more pleasant than it has been in recent days. we already have 84 going that morris at this hour. high pressure gives away to the weekend. we're up to sunday and saturday evening. see the thunderstorms clustering up. >> look what happens tomorrow. we are even predicting upper 80s with modest cooling closer to 70 in mid '70s at the lakefront. temperatures are flirting with 90 in many areas. look at the weekend temperatures. the big reservoir of warm air taking up residence in the heartland of the country. look at the highs during the day on sunday. 100 degree temperatures up in kansas a

despuÉs lo vamos a poner en un martini, en un vaso de martini pero sin martini y va a quedar asÍ.no es la mamÁ pero no sabe quÉ hacer. >> frente a eso, yo pienso que chiquis ha pasado la prueba muy bien porque con la misma jenni decÍa aquí quien ha hecho las veces de mamÁ ha sido chiquis. de todas formas, es la hermana, no es la madre. es un sentimiento poco encontrado. >> le ha dado tambiÉn las normas y las reglas. >> tambiÉn creo que estÁ cerquita. >> yo lo que quiero saber, lo que pienso es que ella tiene que ponerse los pantalones de jenni. lo que jenni rivera harÍa es vamos, mi hijita. vuele. >> no lo habÍa visto desde esa perspectiva. yo siento que ustedes opinan acerca de algo que quizÁs no sabemos. hay que preguntarle a chiquis. [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> la hermanita feliz, pero ella triste. ya saben lo difÍcil que es. muchas felicidades. >> prÓximamente, vamos a ver a chiquis en premios juventud. >> me da gusto que traigas cosas nuevas. >> no, esto es una bomba. >> giovanni medina, la pareja sentimental de ninell conde da mucho que hablar. >> la verdad, lamentamos mucho que en este

we have various other martinis that are popular. our main cocktails are standard cocktails. have whatever you want. >> what does it cost to put one of these together? >> $5 million from start to finish. it takes 18 months-two years. a lot goes into the backside of an ice bar. a lot of people think it is a big freezer. they think it just blows cold air, but that is far from the truth. it is $1.5 million in engineering. it took me around three years to play together. >> from australia? well done. any plans to do one in scandinavia? >> we have extension plans this year. we are opening in san francisco. we will open in honolulu. in april, we will do for you. >> you will be all over the map. >> we just did a deal in florida. and the cayman islands. it is a joint venture we are doing. hopefully we will have more done in the caribbean. >> i want to thank you very much. craig ling, minus5 ice bar down there. coming up next, the owner of the birdland jazz club talks about the state of live music and the future of jazz in new york city. in the 1930's and 1940's, manhattan was the cent

if i make you a martini and take one sip and then change your mind, are you paying for the drink. take it down like an adult. i am not your wing woman, gentlemen. if you want to buy a lady a drink i will put it on your tab, but i am not passing notes. i had to do that before and that was obnoxious. >> only once. >> if you see it is busy and i am the only one at the bar and there are so many people around me, i am not going to sit and talk to you for a length of time. let me go. i can't hear your life problems. i have work to do. >> those are all good things. >> as a comedian and a drunk you are in bars and clubs a lot. anything you would add or subtract? >> it is the most ridiculous thing i read in my life that this guy says i work in a restaurant where they put peanut shells on the floor and i want everyone to act like civilized people. i worked in bars, i worked in many bars. this place doesn't sound -- there are bars you can go and be civilized. you don't need those rules. there are places people go to get loaded. they are not 2ing for any other reason than to get drunk. if you

including a $20,000 diamond filled martini in new york.champagne at the billionaires club in monaco. wow. google is encouraging people who own high-tech glasses can join up altogether tomorrow night part of their hashtag glass night out push. walking around the bar coming ideas to help educate the public about the new technology. joining me, joe link kent. are you wearing your google glass? >> only if i had $1500. >> i still don't like it. melissa: i could see you out there doing that, no? >> i still think it is too geeky for me. you're not even going to appeal to the public. melissa: to me, you are encouraging people who are little dorky to venture out in a group. you look at everything going on, no joke. everything going on with this backlash, they're going to get attacked, this is crazy, right? >> they're going to have to find a glass safe zone to operate. you do all of these very interesting things, but it is not exactly what you want to see. melissa: i don't mean to interrupt you, the story we did yesterday saying they were only worth

it happened at marty's martini bar, on the 15-hundred block of west balmoral, in andersonville. police closed off the area after pieces of the building came off. no one was hurt. customers inside the bar say they thought the building was hit by lightning, but that's not confirmed. >> it was pretty nice yesterday. despite that bit of rain. >> warm temperatures. a bit of rain but no strong report. no damage across the region. better chance of rain comes this afternoon. in some areas we do need that grain. it's 72 degrees right now. a bit cooler in these areas. dew point temperature is 65. the air is virtually saturated. which generally are looking at dry conditions. temperatures will drop we are on the lookout for fall. there may be the potential early today it depends on how quickly we warm up. generally dry conditions with a few light sprinkles across the region more rain on the way later today. rain is likely today 83 degrees. tamara's high temperatures 74. there's different saturday we are driving into the '80s. >>coming up after 5:20 ... demetrius will answer more of your que

it will be ten years, but it will be like martinis. >> could you imagine the amount of food they wouldeed the players if they were all stoned? one more thing is up next. predicting the future is a pretty difficult thing to do. but, manufacturing in the united states means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. >>> it's time now for one more thing. greg, since you are about, you get to go first. >> all right. you know, i give a lot of grief to cats and i feel bad about that after i've seen this amazing video. see this little kid. he's enjoying himself. all of a sudden there's a dog and he says i'm going to crack that egg. goes over there, starts attacking the kid, you know what happens, the cat comes in, the cat comes in and chases the dog away. i've never seen anything like it in my life. this is a super cat. this is an amazing god like bein

there are plenty of places whee you can pay $22 for a martini. they're not lacking for opportunity in that regard. >> bob, have you ever been to the beverly hills hotel? >> i did. but i don't know he was owned by him. i would find every sipple economic investment that was brunai's got and boycott it. any country that has sharia lawt and stop doing economic trade, including the saudis. we have just been allowed this sharia law, it is the most amazing human rights violator of anything that's ever been known on the face of the earth and yoh reward it by taking everything away from it. >> it's so difficult. the global economy is so intertwined. there is no way of pulling out everything they own.in >> no, but if you are made awar> of it and you find out. there is plenty of great hotelsf there, like the four seasons. they're not into shahry in a law.w. >> -- sharia law. >> let's hope not. >>> next, some controversial comments today from pope francis regarding world poverty. you what he said, plus mitt romney breaks from some in his party on the minimum

losers are the restaurants that used to enjoy the three martini lunch that folks had. they're reporting sales down 20% the past few years but some of these salons that are reportedly getting more money during the lunch hour breaks because women aren't finding the time and men, too, by the way, aren't finding the time after work or on the weekends so they're sneaking away for 30 minute breaks in new york. you can go get a 20 minute facial and everything. i think it's really sad. i think -- i don't think anybody here takes a lunch hour. >> i do. i take a lunch hour six days a week and i'm committed to it. >> do you get a facial? >> i was in iraq and took the lunch hour. it's not about the food. it's about connecting with people, hearing interesting things. i get half of all the information i get during the day is at lunch, to give that up is a tragedy. >> there was a recent study that showed you need a break from your day for 30 to 40 minutes to regenerate your creative juices. whatever it is, your brain needs a break from that so you have to pull away from the keyboard

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itcoffee, ice, mix, shake into a martini glass.ne of the most popular is the cinnabon international delight coffee creamer. we have fans who put it in their own mail. that group, white wave- international delight has done with the best jobs of capturing the aroma. >> kat cole, president of cinnabon. i am sitting in front of all these cinnabons. the fast food low-wage war against mcdonald's. ♪ are watching "in the loop," live on bloomberg television and streaming on your phone and bloomberg.com. here's a look at our top headlines. chinese automaker byz announcing a deal to raise $500 million via a share placement ending months of speculation over funding needs. the company backed by warren buffett can expect revenue from electric vehicles to rise almost sevenfold this year, preparing to enter the market in the u.s. million --gns $45 barclays is fine $45 million by u.k. authorities for failing to adequately manage conflict of interest of customers between 2004 and .13. involved was banned from the industry. some of the wealthiest cou

martini but he didn't tell barbara that so we have to keep this amongst ourself. brought the soft landing to the cold war, he also did the kuwait invasion war and he did what we were talking about earlier, make a grand bargain when it came to cutting the deficit. >> to his own great political -- >> as a foreign policy president, i think he may have been the best foreign policy president of our time. >> imagine assembling a coalition today of what was it, 24 countries, including syria. >> also not spiking the ball in the end zone when the berlin wall came down. >> and there were many people, i blush to admit it, myself among them, who at the conclusion of desert storm was left thinking why didn't we go all the way? why stop here? well, as it turned out, that was a very good call. so i think it's -- all i can say is i can't wait to read jon meacham's book. >> but enough about you, christopher buckley. >> this is the book to read right now. >> actually look at the picture, by the way. look at this. >> oh, my goodness. >> well, my goodness, look at you. >> it's a heav

. >> the year 1963, the mission introduced american moviegoers to a secret agent who liked his martinisen beautiful and dangerous. >> bond was played by sean connery. and a so-called bond girl was honey rider. her name is a double entendre and her voice isn't even hers. she had a heavy swiss actress, so a voice actress read her lines and was dubbed into the film. this scene was voted number one in the 100 greatest sexiest moments by fans in the uk. there may have been many incarnations of james bond. but the very first one actually appeared on the small screen. >> in 1954, ian flemming was paid $1,000 to make his royal casino into a one-hour adventure. in this version, bond became an american and was called jimmy. >> but the first actor to bring bond to the big screen sean connery. he starred in six films until 1972. >> next up, george lazenby who starred in the 1969 bond movie, and he quit after one film. >> roger moore who starred in seven bond movies. from 1973 to 1985. he was also the oldest actor to portray bond. he was 45 when he was cast in "live and let die." >> timothy dalton s

seats that recline, you get pillow and blanket, servers come to you, bringing you food and drinks, martinisour premium pricing which is the seats that don't have service at the table, very comparable to what you pay at a traditional theater. they can range from 12 to $14. in the premium plus seats, our prices range anywhere from 18 to $24. but when you factor in what you spend in a movie theater in a traditional movie theater, say between the popcorn or when you go on-line to buy your ticket on-line, we're an all inclusive pricing. when we charge you $18 that includes -- we don't charge you extra for 3d glasses, free popcorn, no extra charge to buy your ticket on-line. when you add it up it's a value experience. >> sounds like a lot of expansion from new construction. is that the case? what does the commercial real estate picture look like for you right now? >> actually it's very favorable. we have 10 locations operating. we have six more locations opening before the end of next year. and we have another dozen sites behind it. real estate market is very active. in terms of, you know -- we'r

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. >> and all the martinis fell overboard. >>> one of america's most popular sports.as its sights set on changing it. >> talking about football and president obama renewing his call on researches of concussions, especially in young athletes. >> identifying a concussion and being able to self-diagnose that this is something that i need to take care of doesn't make you weak, it means you're strong. we have to change a culture that says you suck it up. >> the president said if he had a son he wouldn't let him play football. is it a right message to send to american's children? former nfl player merrill hoge joins us to talk about this. >> good morning. how are you guys? >> fantastic. first let's talk and does politics have a role in football? should the white house be weighing in on this at a time when we are worried about the economy and our veterans? >> well, those two things i do think precede it. if you are going to get involved, any time they do they should be correct and consistent and informed correctly. that's been the problem with head traumas. there is a lot of

we're up against here if it's over than what should we do just go meet at the bar i have a couple of martinis i'm in no no i you know better than that i never think of that i think i think fight but fight with your eyes open here is that look part of the fight is the inability to get this very message that we're talking about out there the very fact that the reporter that looks of this doesn't have enough damn sense to connect the dots and understand that a t.n.t. is merely an extension of the n.s.a. these days and how do you pay him back look he was complaining you know we're losing our customers people are mad at us because we're spying on them because we're taking all of their records but they knew there was a payday so that payday is going to be delivered by tom wheeler and the very disarming thing about tom wheeler is he looks honest he sounds he sounds honest he sounds like a guy that really is interested in this discourse and that he's really listening just be aware he's not listening the better avenue tom and rather than trying to communicate communicate with wheeler is to do what we'

like you just jump in a cab, you'd be sitting with her, having a martini and she was fun and sensitive like him. really a genuine, authentic person like him. >> it's hard to think about what might have been. but do you think he may have gotten into politics, gotten into the family business eventually? >> we'd always joke about it, because i always was thinking if he did that, what am i going to do? >> they don't need that at the white house. >> am i going to design road signs and money and dollar bills. it would always be a big joke. >> matt berman, thank you. it's a loving portrait of jfk jr. thanks for being here. we appreciate it. once again, it's called "jfk jr., george & me." here's matt. >> thank you very much. >>> day two of our 60-second shape-up to get you ready for swimsuit season. "today" contributor and registered dietitian joy bauer is back along with "today's" jenna wolfe, who is also a personal trainer. good morning to both of you. >> good morning, matt. >> the deal is you're each going to get 60 seconds to give us valuable information. we're going to separate you. jenna