yes, this is new finland. is this the moon, a crater?his is comedian brian, and he's in a pothole. >> come on st. john's, fix it. >> four feet deep in st. john's new finland, canada. he and his brother were driving around. >>an you imagine if your tire or car hits that thing. oralki.yo fall right in there, your dog. >> to be fair something is being done. they have fencing around it and stuff. maybe they didn't have four feet worth of fill. >> fix it! [ inaudible ] up and down the road, people throwing money at each other, buying six foot tall beer bottle statutes of wayne gretzky, people have gone nuts. take the money, fix the pothole. i'm in a pothole. >> a reporter from the telegram visited the same exact pothole at a different point in time. this is from april 10th. >> this thing has to be at least four feet deep. >> yep. there goes a banana. >> how does that tell you any sort of depth? >> well -- >> i guess you can do that. >> you can see it. now he doesn't have his lunch. >> as far as we've been able to find out, the pothole is stil

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finland and new zealand went the other direction and then changed back. get a lower rate -- five percent, bring it back and put it to use for this economy. >> the former omb director joined us earlier on surveillance. he is the vice chairman of citigroup. he is also a bloomberg view columnist. i asked him about the number of tax loopholes available to corporations versus individuals. >> one loophole that you can take advantage of -- >> that's not going to get my rate to 12%. >> the only way to have that is to have the vast majority of your income in capital gains rather than regular income. that's why warren buffett's tax rate is so low. the vast majority of his income is in tax preferred capital income rather than ordinary income. that is the big loophole. >> if you are not able to go the buffet route, what do average americans need to know? >> for higher income couples, the rates are higher. the expiration of the bush tax cuts and the affordable care act which brought the 3.8% of net investment income tax and higher medicaid taxes on wages -- it's a rea

big news there in sochi today, the russian men's hockey team was eliminated from the olympics. [ cheers and applause ] eliminated from the olympics after losing to finland-1. [ cheers ] well, on the bright side is looks like siberia is about to get a brand new hockey team. [ laughter ] isn't that great? [ applause ] go ahead, boys. see you never. take care. and did you see this, our pal supermodel kate upton is getting attention over a sports illustrated photo shoot that she did at the edge of space in zero gravity. [ light laughter ] it is pretty racy. but, look, a bit late. kids are in bed. i think we can show it. here's a picture of her in space. oh, la la. [ barking ] [ cheers and applause ] no, actually, here is the real picture. this is the real one. they are saying she's the first person to wear a bikini in zero gravity. and then buzz aldrin said, "that you know of. [ laughter ] read my book. own the book." this is everywhere today. it is one of those kiss cam videos they show you on the scoreboards in the big arenas. they do kiss cams. well during this hockey game one man in minnesota was prepared to be on one and for good reason. take a look at

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finland in capital building boom. construction time came and in some second mom though is finding this a lot of new houses that are going to using they'll be finished today so they can start laying the tiles. yes they can start putting in the houses are going to finish up postcards here these twenty new names is set to become the reigning triple the rate to spanish as a design for the guyanese burgeoning middle cause hoover. the written word before. i want to do this because when you love your country you wanted to make progress. it's natural to do to him i learned to tune out most of those i travel a lot then i see whats happening abroad was going to the new york and was glad i went to bring some of those changes back home. it was too the menu. then send the names of cities and i tell him papa t to read its hands on his estates sending false. he's become one of rwanda's nouveau reach. going to show you the other place where we've been pals since that's where we started out as a weapon. incense best housing estate is growing by the place former rwandan president hubby aaron on the plane was shot down sparking the genoci

live in canada, sweden, norway, finlands, or the netherlands than here in the u.s., and i'll tell you why, next. . >>> further developments today in the case of vice news correspondent simon ostrosski, who has not been seen since early tuesday morning. he is at least one to have three journalists currently missing or being held in ukraine. according to "the new york times" today, the self-declared separatist mayor of sloviansk told reporters the journalist, simon ostrovsky had been detained for reporting what he said was false information that was destablingizing for us. >> he is the leader of a russian biker gang and come here to support the pro-russian forces. the interesting thing is, he knows vladimir putin personally. >> we are still unclear about the conditions under which simon is being held. we do know we have not heard from simon and today state department spokesperson jen psaki was asked about him. >> i can express deep concern about the kidnapping of a u.s. citizen, journalist in sloviansk, ukraine, reportedly at the hands of pro-russian separatists. we condemn the taking of any hostages, including journalists in eastern ukraine and call for

expected in new york, adopting it early, spreading to the country, how do you figure out whether it's working or not if we don't have the tests. countries. >> i've been talking to sweden and finland, where they invest in education - unlike the united states. we need to address poverty, unequal access to high-quality schools. we can't test our way that high standards or high academic achievement. it doesn't work. >> you are concerned that test. >> absolutely. learning. >> absolutely. i mean, you would teach to the test if you were going to be judged based on your children's performance. commonsense. children are not getting science, trips, or learning how to talk to each other and problem sold. i don't want to live in a nation where people can't figure out how to communicate and do art, music, science in addition to music and maths. >> the testing and all this is leading to important subject being ignored. >> they are completely being ignored, cut out, and children are getting the sense that they are not important. the other tst is the pressure to do well on the test is being pushed down to children younger and younger. we have kinder gart ners talking about tests, afraid they wil

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finland introduced the first modern flight recorder, measuring more than half a dozen data points. the machine was dubbed the matahari, named after the double agent made famous after world war i. >> a revolutionary newirst jet-powered commercial airliners dubbed comet. asked to help in the investigation, he had lost his own father in a similar wreck and was motivated to prevent more. in a 1985 interview with the australian broadcasting corporation, he explained his solution. >> i kept thinking to myself, if it were pilot error or something which were known to the crew, they may have said something or done something. if only we could recapture those last few seconds. >> reporter: the 1957 recorded data and pilot voices as well, a crucial development. the recorders have grown increasingly sophisticated, allowing for more data in digital form. >> the night data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder have been instrumental at improving the level of safety in air strans tags. >> reporter: in light of recent air disasters, some have asked why the flight data is not sent contemporaneously to the ground for safe keeping. >> you don't have a bandwidth to send that information, particularly when you're out o

finland say that the russian army is now conducting drills on its border. or as putin calls it -- [ imitating putin ] "window shopping." the guy scares me. [ laughter ] of course the other big newsweek is the big climate change report from the u.n. experts are very concerned. in fact, they're saying that climate change could start threatening the world's supply of fruits and vegetables. and americans are like, "all right, well let us know when it starts affecting hot pockets." [ laughter ] then we have an issue right there. then we have to do something about this. [ cheering and applause ] and i'm not sure why he did this. but the other day john boehner, house speaker john boehner posted a video of himself on his instagram account. and it was just him mowing the lawn. [ laughter ] real exciting stuff. check this out. [ lawn mower starting ] >> i love green grass. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: whoa, slow down, buster. i say, whoa! that's what the internet was made for, right there. can we see the first part, can we see that one part again real quick? i love the fact -- look at his sneakers. everyone has their lawn-mowing sneakers. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: you know those white sneakers

news. you also discovered sarah maria fortin berg. why is she a star? i don't get it. >> the credit goes to my cofounder. damn channel with me. she creates a video from her home in finland on march 3. it speaks many of the world's most popular languages and perfect dialect. she is actually speaking gibberish. she is a comedian. >> how do you know she is not a flash in the band? >> it created 10 million views in the first days online. she got offers from every place in the world. ellen degeneres sought and had her on the ellen show. videos begun to put new up and getting hundreds of thousands of views every shot. >> thank you so much for joining us. rob barnett, the founder of my damn channel. >> you are watching "in the loop ." we are streaming on your phone and at bloomberg.com. here are our top headlines. the 6000 people will run the boston marathon today. it is one year after two bombs killed three people. this is the second largest field in the history of the 100 -- 118-year-old race. in this years race were still on the course last year at the time of the bombing. halliburton reported better than expected first-quarter earnings. they earned $.73 a share. paid a pre

new york. it is happening today. the better circle the wagons. over the past several months we have learned the following. china and russia have effectively outlawed it heard finlandse of the commodity. here in the u.s. you had better have a social security number if you want to use it. we have a guest with -- from a securities company. expound on that. what the innovation so important at bitcoin? >> bitcoin is for primarily a payment network. is a very efficient payment network that doesn't have a central hub. minimalt orders or transaction sizes. therefore, it will eventually be the technology of the future for transactions and payment transactions. if it is successful in doing so, it will expand growth to support a large number of transactions. , theat point in time currency itself that fuels it will be meaningful. right now we're at the very early stages. agree withtotally you. we pretty much agree that it has got some interesting computer and technology innovation features. so what, the valuation won't stabilize. where you define a point bitcoin provides stability of price? >> i don't think it needs to be as stable as the u.s. dollar or gold to be stable. the

news for beer lovers. a study says it is okay to have six pints of beer a day. somebody from finlandre pints a day. six, you're okay. half a dozen, brian. >> the deadline forç graduating seniors to choose which college to attend is may 1. did i that for two and a half weeks. a dozen schools i've been to with my son and we're down to four. what do students in similar situations need to do. what do your parents need to know. heidi shares her college checklist. even if you're about to go into, this is what you need to know. exciting or stressful? >> i think it is exciting. students know where they have been admitted and now the ball is in their court and they get to choose where they want to go. the first thing they need to figure out is, they need to figure out where they would like. they have got to research. they've got to research those schools. they need to look at courses, professors, activities. what is going to be connectd with their goals and their interests. >> you go0ahead and send the applications out, out comes the acceptance and you narrow down the schools you're truly i