saying if you good to 0, and you don't know anybody who is michael scott, you're michael scott. i'm probably the friend that throws up brogy things about myself. so if i tried to influence my friend on facebook, i'm sorry. so, if i tried to influence my friends to buy something, i probably would be sort of a loser and some of -- somebody on the facebook data team could say, it's because they're braggy all the time. >> host: it's like an advertiser that saturates the market too much and has a reverse effect. >> guest: exactly. so all of our -- it's possible now to observe, a., i'm sort of a poor influencer on my friends' decisions or not. it's possible to see who is going to influence drs facebook can look at these exchanges. divorced from little content of the conversation, see whether or not two people are about to enter into a relationship, their communication patterns increase in a particular way, and then once they're in the relationship, their communication patterns with one another drop off because they don't have to communicate on facebook because they're together. >> ho

it's like the michael scott thing. if you go to work and you don't know anyone who is michael scott i'm the friend that throws out breaking things about themselves all the time. if i tried to influence and if you are my friend on facebook i'm sorry. if i try to influence my friends to buy something i would publicly be a loser and someone on facebook could say it's because they're bragging all the time. >> host: it's like the advertiser that saturate the market too much soot as a reverse effect. >> guest: is possible now to observe a that i'm important influence are on my friends decisions. it's possible to see exactly who's going to influence. facebook just looking at these exchanges devoid of the content of the conversations he whether or not two people are in a relationship. there are communication patterns that increase in a particular way and once they are in a relationship that communication patterns drop off. they don't need to be on facebook as much because they are together. >> host: there's a thing called clou

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kron 4's scott rates sat down with attorney michael cardoza and shows us what's next for his clients. this happened about two years ago, obviously a very traumatic thing. the first question is how is the family? well having gone through this experience you can imagine how devastating that was. they are doing a lot better today. tell me about the lawsuit your filing on the family's behalf. they're dealing with a wrongful death case against the driver, and a negligent in trust and against the parents. in california, there is a law that says when parents negligently in trust a vehicle to their children, the most they can be held liable for is $30,000. the other thing that compounds this tragedy is that the juvenile is parents did not have insurance on the car. they knew he was a reckless driver as their neighbors had complained about this. still they let him drive. i assume they knew they had not paid their insurance. when the tragedy happens we have no insurance to go after so we have to go after the family now. we do not want him walking away from this because we know as most of you kn

scott there's still fallout and rumblings from the michael lewis book on flash boys and allegations of market rigging. what are you seeing in the options market? >>implied volatility in the options of many of these brokerage stocks is just at an almost all time high. we're seeing volatility up 20-30% over where it was last week which just makes the options that much more expensive. >>those brokerages were hit hard last week. they broke down. what do you suspect is in the cards now? >>i think we see a short term rebound actually. beyond that i think we're gonna start focusing in on earnings a bit but quite frankly, i think much of this was overblown. you saw many of these stocks break down like you said right down to either 50 or 200 day moving averages and just get some support there. so i think in the short run i think we've seen a bottom. >>how long will it take for this shakeout from these allegations to last in the market? >>i see the next 2-3 months where these stocks get a little bit of rebound, hover a little bit, and then depending on the climate in the marketplace and earnings

scott wants to. the last three years former navy officer michael seaboard has been perplexed by a health condition that no doctor can see me me explain. just four months after working as part of the cleanup effort the petition a nuclear meltdown. the forum and found that he could no longer push or pull with his right arm and he would later find out that his arm had been quickly to losing muscle mass stay with my right leg right leg is actually seventeen centimeters taller than my left leg. some basic discredited cheering for the right side there that they're trying to figure out why that is. doctors are still trying to diagnose eve morn after more than a dozen medical visits and counting is illogical exams. it's a new dimension to keep it that causes mutations that causes birth defects. it damages the dna than the reality now facing countless us sailors and marines who acted as first responders to that she made disaster. many in the service members who provided that humanitarian relief for aboard the uss reagan and in the three years since dozens of them clearly in her twenties and thirties have alread

stuart: the real halftime report, scott kennedy with us in chicago, michael robinson in san franciscoht here. president obama set a record 26,417 pages of federal regulations in 2014. i got to believe and you got to agree with me, this is helping the economy. don't argue with me. >> i can't argue with that. it is common sense. if we could get the government out of the way the economy would take off and fly. a lot of regulations come in, and it is better to do something more towards reforming the tax code rather than add to it and take away the q e and watch the economy fly. stuart: what do you say? >> the rulemaking sort is 40 times the king james bible, the biggest rules of the making project have not president obama's watching. and under these businesses, basically what the organization, the government itself made the jobs creator. stuart: stopped it there please. high speed traders i said to be subpoenaed by new york attorney general michael -- this is one of the reasons a lot of investors don't trust the market. >> the good thing is these people making a few pennies per share, not

scott miles to toss out the first pitch. he's still living that moment. >>> and the grudge against michael vick's dogfighting past continues. 9,000 people have signed a petition seeking to ban him center training camp at portland university. there's been no comment from vick, the jets or the university president. >>> finally, jimmy fallon pokes fun at a fox news anchor who was reporting on the uconn men's championship team. did you see it? take a listen. >> this really made me laugh. fox news tried to cover the ncaa championship. the anchor got the story a little mixed up. see if you can see what she does here. >> the uconn huskies are the 2014 naacp national champs. >> oh, you feel for them when you see those letters and they get jumbled up. you've got to feel sorry for her. i feel bad. >>> still ahead, the legendary mickey rooney's estate that was almost broke. >>> plus, julia louis-dreyfus's naked truth about going from elaine to "veep" next. ♪ ♪ ♪ abe! get in! punch it! [ male announcer ] let quicken loans help you save your money with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze. thanks, "g." because you can't beat zero heart

michael mckee. thank you. more on retail coming up. david strasser, managing director in retail analyst with janney montgomery scott joining me in about 10 minutes. make sure to stay with bloomberg all day today for special programming on everything from the future of the mortgage deduction to how you should handle your bitcoin products. taxing america all day today. coming up later, i will speak to the senior research associate at the urban institute. we will focus on how mom and tax preparation stores are cheating unsuspecting clients. new is coming up at 2:40 york time. the federal deficit is falling again. the congressional budget office year.evised for this also dropping the price tag for the affordable care act. peter cook took a look at the numbers. the deficit picture seems to be improving once again. term.roving in the short the long-term outlook not quite as bright. the new deficit number for this 400 $92ear, going to be billion. put that into perspective. that is about a third lower than last year's deficit of 680 billion. down more than 20 million from the forecast in february. why the improvement? namely lower outlays for

michael, you come around on netflix yet? >> netflix keeps drifting closer to my target. it's 130 points away, scottcome on, we're getting there. down 120. i think this net neutrality thing is a big deal. once the dust settles i will figure out how much it will cost and is worth. >> thank you. michael out in l.a. >>> what do you think of these stocks? pandora. >> i've been looking at pandora and gone down a lot more than expected. i like the rationale, the problem is they both are hard to get my hands around. >> i think pandora should be sold to google. i don't understand why they're a stand alone company. i figured out advertising a holy grail. i think when one of these big companies wants to do something more aggressive will look at this and realize it's a layup. >>> reporting fewer flights are arriving on time and airlines mishandling luggage but can the stocks still take off. >>> the madness of the ncaa tournament, uconn taking on kentucky for the national championship. we will consult with the experts what to expect. as we go to break, stocks sagging, picking up once again. the nasdaq 100 lagga

the news is michael lewis discovered high frequency trading. scotto it's not a fair book. i hope my review is more fair to this book than the people that get slammed. goldman sachs gets slammed, "the wall street journal" gets slammed for not picking this up. the sec gets slammed. no one gets to tell their side of the story. one thing i've learned as a reporter every story gets better when you hear the other side. >> the thing is it's having a real effect. the sec is looking whether it needs to shift to these dark pools. asset managers may set up their own trading platforms. this book may really change the landscape into yes. and i -- i applaud that. i think that's great. these things do need investigations. they all say they were investigating but were they really? good for michael lewis, able to shine a spotlight on this. but it says a lot about our culture that something like this, the celebrity factor, i think is what brought it into the public attention and that's been good in this case. but as a book, as journalism, i found it disappointing. >>

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we have scott keenie, who is known as dj ski, in addition to headlining tours, he's produced artist from snoop dogg to michaeld named on the list of influential under 30. and -- guys, great to have you with us. let's huddle up. ryan, what do you think about this? >> karaoke, isn't part of the fun being bad at it? if you look at it and say, hey, if everybody was really good, are you going into karaoke competitions? on when you're out at night, are you able to laugh at somebody? i can see where it works for some, but for others it might be up in the air. >> what about you, dj? >> my concern is the cost. it's $300 for the one-time package. i don't see the consumer base being that into karaoke, where you shell off the cot of a video game -- >> i'd like to know how they're doing, so a few questions from me as well. come and sit down. this is the hot seat for you. ski, why don't you ask the first question. >> it seems to be the coolest karaoke product, i love the barry white voice and would love to do it right now, but how big is the market? >> in the u.s. it's not that big, but like guitar hero, the market -- it's

michael cadyer. blanco going for it all. inside the park? not today. tagged at the plate. so we go to extra ipings. bottom of the tenth, brandon crawford. go ahead. yes, giants celebrate. >> scottkazmir rocking in this game. during the first three innings, kazmir struck out all three innis. you can't hit what you can't see. kazmir in a bit of trouble. two on, two out. strikes out and jus stin smoked to end the threat. bottom of the sixth, two outs, brad miller. uh-oh. as got a problem. makes the catch. no problem there. he says hey, man, i'm okay. top of the eighth. deep to left. two-run shot. josh donaldson also homered in this game. actions win 3-0. final round at a ugha. goes head-to-head with jordan speed who's only 20 years old trying to become the youngest masters winner. dunks it from the bunker. and then bubba abss. now, on nooin, the young texan. uh-oh, misses his par putt. he sees his entire lead disappear. to bubba, sinks the birdie putt. he did not let up. cleans up for his second green jacket in the last three years. bubba watson becomes the 17th player to win multiple master tournaments. so no tiger woods this year, but definitely exciting. they say the ratings we

michael ferguson. specialist wilson. >> here, sergeant major. >> private first class rose. >> here sergeant major. >> staff sergeant lazaney rodriguez. >> staff sergeant carlos lazaney rodriguez. >> staff sergeant carlos alberto lazaney rodriguez. specialist scottson. >> here, major. >> sergeant un. sart timothy owen. staff sergeant timothy wayne owen. [ gunshots ] [ taps being played ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the memorial to the murdered at fort hood in central texas. the feed cut just as taps finished and our rick leventhal is on scene and is with us. rick. >> that final roll call has to be one of the most heartbreaking traditions in the military when they read the names of the fallen and missing amongst members of the military here and some say they are here and then there's just that silence as they call the names of soldiers who are not. we can tell you there were a number of family members here of the three fallen soldiers, including sergeant ferguson had seven immediate family members and 20 extended family members. his parents, his brother, three sisters and a daughter were all here. sergeant ferguson engaged to be married. army was his life, we heard today. staff sergeant carlos lazaney rodriguez, had father, mother, two sisters and a son and timot

michael ferguson. specialist wilson. >> here, sergeant. >> private first class rose. >> here sergeant major. >> staff sergeant lazaney-rodriguez. staff sergeant carlos lazaney-rodriguez. staff sergeant carlos alberto lazaney-rodriguez. specialist scotteant major. >> sergeant owens. sergeant timothy owens. staff sergeant timothy wayne owens. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> special coverage of the memorial for the victims of last week's tragedy at ft. hood. good afternoon. i'm toure. emotions are running high at the largest military base in america as we remember three people who sacrificed their lives for us at war only to lose their lives on american soil. three sergeants, daniel ferguson, florida, native who just returned from afghanistan, and was trying to hold a door shut to stop the shooter. carlos lazaney-rodriguez from puerto rico, who planned to retire from the military after two decades of service, and timothy owens, an army counselor, who served in iraq and hailed from central illinois. his mother called him soon after learning of the shooting, fully expecting him to pick up the phone, and later learned her worst nightmare had come true. 16 other people were hurt in this tragedy, all of them military personnel. today our nation's commander in chi

michael lewis and "flash boys" is still making headlines. one firm is standing strong. here now is fox business's own charlie gasparino with breaking news. we have penn financial's matt mccall with us and scott martin from united advisors. charlie, i will throw it to you. >> virtue, the ipo that was pulled amid this hysteria/scandal. is now back. virtue founder vinnie viola is leaning toward doing an ipo. what i understand this is sources at virtue the tiling is uncertain but according to people who know vinnie this thing is likely, likely, can't say definitely, he wants to do it. he wants to do it in the coming weeks. we should point out you can't do an ipo without an ipo road show. the ipo road show date has not been set. they're playing with the timing. who knows what type of regulatory stufffthey're worried about. melissa: right. >> what people know, vinnie vie ol' last, former head of the nymex, head of virtue, his partner in this is silver lake. he is wanting to do it. he is leaning toward it. if i'm a beth man i bet he does it. melissa: you know silver lake wants to get it out there as well. >> we should point out one thing about viola. one of the main selling points with meetings wit

scott kazmir in the 8th inning struck out five the a's winning that game 6-1 so they split the doubleheader. >>> giants and diamonds back to you guys new slugger michaels handles the cahill pitch over the head of tony cam pan in a. pens scores. the giants led 2-0. plenty for tim hudson, struck out 7 in 7 innings. no runs, no walks, and just three hits for the 38-year-old. the giants win the game 2-0. remember, this was hudson's first start since last july 25 after he broke his ankle while covering first base. good start for the giants 38- year-old right-hander. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great day. >>> a great start. okay, dennis, thanks. >>> play of the day miami heat playing milwaukee and lebron james with a monster dunk. that's why fans are begging this guy to take part in fact slam-dunk contest. he can sky. heat beat the bucks and lebron gets the play of the day. >> i like his reaction always, right? >> hello. >> yes. >>> 5:26. coming up at 5:30, a chilling admission in the search for the missing malaysia plane. >> plus, the new timeline crews are racing against that could make or break the investigation into exactly what happened to that jet. >

scott kazmir in the 8th inning struck out five the a's winning that game 6-1 so they split the doubleheader. >>> giants and diamonds back to you guys new slugger michaelhandles the cahill pitch over the head of tony cam pan -- campana. hunter pence scores. the giants led 2-0. plenty for tim hudson, struck out 7 in 7 innings. no runs, no walks, and just three hits for the 38-year-old. the giants win the game 2-0. remember, this was hudson's first start since last july 25 after he broke his ankle while covering first base. good start for the giants 38- year-old right-hander. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great day. >>> play of the day miami heat playing milwaukee and lebron james with a monster dunk. that's why fans are begging this guy to take part in fact slam-dunk contest. he can sky. heat beat the bucks and lebron gets the play of the day. >> why doesn't he? he is so good. >> i don't know why they don't do it. i think they got rid of it because everyone just didn't want to do it. >> okay. >> all these nobodies are dunking. >> all right. >> there you go. >>> 6:26 right now. coming up, state senator leland yee remains suspended this morning so why is h

michael hayden said freeing jonathan pollard would send a disturbing message and could open the door for a people like edward snowden to walk away scottee. >> in order to keep the israelis talking to palestinians and offer a third view, right, if this were to take place, the administration would say pollard and everyone in my old community, the intelligence community would not be hearing pollard. they would be hearing snowed debt. they would believe that this kind of behavior could actually be politically negotiated away. bill: steven hayes, write for "weekly standard." how are you? >> good morning, bill. bill: good monday morning to you. they're calling this desperate. where was the indication that the palestinians or the israelis were willing to deal right now on middle east peace? or is this john kerry just flying around the world trying to make something happen? what is it? what's the truth? >> yeah, look, i don't think there is much of an indication that the palestinians and israelis are ready to make a deal. you heard the palestinian leader, mahmoud abbas a month ago, there would be no jewish state. woe not fall to those demands

michael lewis in his new book "flash boyce." a new twist today the fbi is investigating possible buss in that industry. kate kelly is joining us now with more. kate? >> thanks so much, scott. i'm standing here outside one of the very data centers that's become a center of controversy as part of this lewis book. i'm just through the lincoln tunnel from manhattan at a building used by bats. an alternative exchange that has arguably one of the fastest connectioning to the market center you need to get stock information orders back and forth. this particular center figures so prominently because of that proximi proximity. the competitors are a further away in new jersey as well. this data center is part of the sleuth that michael lewis' cashers did to get to the bottom of certain traders get a time advantage over others. they literally built the maps that show how the fiber optic cables ran from data centers to run another to the, to the banks and the nasdaq and nyse and then tried to figure out a better or fairer way to have all of this investors meeting in the same place. right now bats, which is the data center i'm standing in front of, is the second largest in terms of ma

scott mcgrew. a man claiming to be the biological father of audrie pott is suing the girl's legal parents. michaellly claim to be the sole heirs in the lawsuit they filed after audrie's suicide. apparently he wants a cut of it. she committed suicide in 2012 after she was sexually assaulted by three classmates. >>> an 84-year-old man is facing attempted murder charges this morning. police arrested 84-year-old raymond at his home last night after he allegedly fired a gun shot inside a daly city medical center. you'll remember this entire building was evacuated. officers found bullet fragments in the hallways. they're not saying what eventually led them to the suspect's house. >>> let's check the weather with christina. good morning. >> good morning, scott, and to you at home. mostly clear over the peninsula and plenty of low clouds rolling onshore at the immediate coast. picture in san francisco camera holding steady, but that overcast sky starting to take shape. as we head throughout the day today, clouds will increase for the whole bay area, and hold off on the showers until tonight up in the nort

scott. >> and i am jenna lee. the former deputy of the cia defending his action on days after the benghazi attack. now, michaeld the books on the attack and covered it up. those have been the allegations and he said they are not true and rejects claims that prolitical pressure to protect the president and secretary of state hilary cli

scott. >> and i am jenna lee. the former deputy of the cia defending his action on days after the benghazi attack. now, michael morell is denying he cooked the books on the attack and covered it up. those have been the allegations and he said they are not true and rejects claims that prolitical pressure to protect the president and secretary of state hilary clinton forced him to edit the talking points. there was editing done by one analyst that may have led to confusion. they are focused on the deleted references to al qaeda. >> were they demonstratoring heavy heavy machine guns? >> they don't remember >> but your analyst had attack and al qaeda originally. >> yes. they did. one of the reasons they say they made that change is because it didn't make a lot of sense to say attacked evolved into assaults. >> you are lying on this lady's analysis? is that correct? >> yes. they also changed the phrase they participated in the attacks to the extremist participated in violent demonstrations. i am having to hard time why you would want to say with four americans dead, the place set on fire, that this is a demonstrati

apparently fidelity and scott trade are denying customer requests to route stock orders through iex. that's the anti shenanigans exchange made famous in michael's lot of cleaning up to do. we'll meet you outside. more on our special coverage of the markets tomorrow. >> tune back in tomorrow as we begin year 26 with a special guest the undefeated five-time boxing champ who says he wants to buy the los angeles clippers from disgraced owner donald sterling. should only host game shows? samantha, do you take kevin as your lawfully wedded husband... or would you rather have a new caaaaaar!!!! say hello to the season's hottest convertible... ohhh....and say goodbye to samantha. [ male announcer ] geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. or how ornate the halls are. tall the building is, it doesn't matter if there are granite statues, or big mahogany desks. when working with an investment firm, what's really important is whether the p

michael ferguson. specialist wilson. >> here. >> private first class rose. >> here. >> staff sergeant lazan ey-rodriguwez. staff sergeant laza ney-rodriguez. staff sergeant lazaney -rodriquez. specialist scott timothy owens. owef sergeant timothy wayne ns. fired] ♪ ♪ ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> no real difficulty or successes out of life and you're going to continue to get the same results. that is why we need a constitutional convention for term limits. once you put term limits on you eliminate a lot of the things that will go on here and it will open up seats for a lot more people who have more world experience to be competitive. you're not going to fix it in washington today. i'm literally convinced of that. i would have spent 16 years in congress and i continue to be disappointed every day at the lack of foresight, the lack of judgment, the lack of long-term thinking, the lack of critical inision-making that occurs congress. >> senator coburn on his career, politics, and reasons for his retirement at the end of the session sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's "q and a." >> i think what we need is somet

scott one ghost story. for the last three years former navy officer michael seaborne has been perplexed by a health condition that no doctor can seemingly explain just four months after working as part of the cleanup effort at the fukushima nuclear meltdown seaborne woke up and found that he could no longer push or pull with his right arm and he would later find out that his arm had been quickly losing muscle mass say with my right leg the right leg is actually seventeen centimeters smaller than my left leg so i basically just kind of the tearing from the right side there they're trying to figure out why that is doctors are still trying to diagnose seaborne after more than a dozen medical visits and countless neurological exams mutagenic it causes mutations it causes birth defects damages d.n.a. that's the reality now facing countless u.s. sailors and marines who acted as first responders to the fukushima disaster many of the service members who provided that humanitarian relief were aboard the u.s.s. reagan and in the three years since dozens of them merely in their twenty's and thirty's have already been d

michael ferguson. specialist wilson. >> here. >> private first class rose. >> here. >> staff sergeant lazan ey-rodriguwez. staff sergeant laza ney-rodriguez. staff sergeant lazaney -rodriquez. specialist scott. >> here. >> sergeant owens. sergeant timothy owens. owef sergeant timothy wayne ns. fired] ♪ ♪ ♪ [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> if you continue to send people here who have no real-world experience, no real hardship, no difficulty, no successes in life outside of politics, you are going to continue to get the same result. that is why i think we need a constitutional convention that will put term limits. once you put term limits on, you eliminate a lot of careers that go on here. the other thing that will open up a lot more seats for a lot more people who actually have real world experience to be competitive in terms of coming up here -- that is only one part of what you can do to fix the government. you are not going to fix it in washington today. i am literally convinced of that. i will have spent 16 years in congress, and i continue to be disappointed everyday at the lack of foresight, at the lack

michael lewis knows that. he is taking this and using it to scare the general public. stuart: let's bring in somebody right in the middle of this. the commerce been scottm washington. welcome back. >> it is good to be with you. stuart: rank you for taking the time, i really appreciate it. i said a moment ago the district is in the middle of this because that communication line from jersey to the town in your district, these high-frequency traders are getting information from that communications line. this is your district, is the market great by these high-frequency traders? >> i thought you're going to go someplace else, i was somehow tapped into that line to work this thing through? we have to think about that for a little while. others have made this point as well, as far as the line between those two points, you go back historically, the person who is able to communicate between those two trading centers either through faster communications at the time, whether it was by vehicle, a telephone or by light transmission, what have you, they kept increasing the speed and now have the absolute speed in high-frequency trading. we have seen this through tr

scott. in the fast-food wars, analysts say you may redress a figure as iconic as ronald, but never retire him. >> ronald mcdonald is their michaelen the stakes are so high. keep ronald in the game. >> reporter: sean price's marketing clients, include mcdonald's, though not on this makeover, which has been years in the making. it's the product of a broadway costume designer and comes as the fast-food icon is getting some trash talk from competitor taco bell, using real life ronald mcdonalds. >> i'm ronald mcdonald. >> reporter: to complete the update, mcdonald's is tweeting ronald's musings using the #ronaldmcdonald. but social media can be a double-edged sword. just when you thought he couldn't be any creepier. amdo985 says he looks like a misguided dad. that's what was missing, mcd's, a taste in wardrobe. child nutrition advocates are also going after ronald mcdonald with the #momsnotlovingit. sorry. back to you guys. >> i like the old ronald mcdonald. john yang, thank you. >> you took a little bit of an issue with the fact that this is a new sophisticated look, right? >> he's wearing a clown suit. it's a clown suit. it's a goo