. >> o'neil is an 18-month-old yellow labrador near the end of his training cycle. >> come.is attitude was very good. he was very motivated to do the work and very happy to do it. the trainer, danielle, would ask him. >> the instructor, danielle, fell for his personality from the moment he began working with him. >> o'neil, forward. he has such a good work ethic, and he loves to train. >> reporter: danielle has been training o'neil for eight weeks on the day they lead to downtown san rafael for his final guide work test. it's late morning, and danielle, todd, and o'neil are walking up 4th street at the end of the route. danielle is playing the role of a client, wearing a blindfold, while todd spots her. security cameras on local buildings are recording them. >> my big jog was to assess o'neil in his guide work. and danielle's job was to work him under blindfold and make sure he's doing what's needed. >> there's no way they were ready for what happened next. >> i heard this pop, the breaking of the glass of a window behind me. and i just see this car -- >> a car is rapidly ba

to help us understand what that is about, bruce o'neill is working with us. you are telling us that palm sunday is the time of the waiting and celebrating. and you are telling us, about a week ago that it begins to shift into a darker mode, which you described as the passion. >> yes. and beginning on palm sunday, with this and then moving into the story of jesus on the cross, for holy week, which is what last week was, and various traditions, observed in different ways, we have course have palm sunday, passion sunday. and then have some quiet time. and then as the week progresses, we have a thursday service. this being the time commemorating the last supper. >> this is not a word you use every day. >> i use that word quite often. mondy, coming from the word, to be mandate. and jesus mandating love for one another. we have a dinner on thursday. somewhat commemorating jesus last supper. and then we move into the church and have a stripping of the altar. and take away everything except the very basics, getting ready for bed friday the next day. and have prayers.

i spoke with jim o'neil about russia's slowdown.t management chairman says he does not expect the slowdown to continue. >> the indicators are much bigger than i thought they would have been 13 years ago. yes, they have had two disappointing years. as has brazil. ofi put in the perspective where i thought it was coming from, this is not what i'm thinking about in the next few months. >> let's move on. 15 million cups of coffee with served up. we spoke with a london and paris --ff for -- paris stuff barista. >> they say, how did you do that? his technique and practice, really. a name is adam and i am barista. >> i have been making copies for five years. it comes down to the beings, the machine. experience. it, it isee people do almost a muscle memory. mixed the froth into take this andt mix it with the coffee. put a base down. then you can pour your -- whatever you choose. that is how you keep the milk. how you pour it. no more than that. that is just hot melt. -- milk. >> more coming up on the coffee business in a few minutes time. i

so mike o'neil is a competitor, and it's a reminder that mike o'neil is there and he has shareholders' back. i thought that was very positive. mike corbat, the ceo, gave a reminder that the restructuring story you saw in the first quarter, that involved better control of costs, reducing the legacy assets of citi holdings, use the deferred tax assets, something they're still focused on. and divestitures are not out of the question. that's the way i read where they had to say. in fact, starting midyear, they said they're going to disclose new information -- they're going to disclose returns on capital by business line. so progress for shareholder rights. and as a perm victory, they committed to webcast the meeting. the only one not to do so will be wells fargo. so wells fargo, message to you, time to webcast your annual meeting, too. a little victory for governance. >> mike, how low do you think their efficiency ratio can go? how much can they take out of this system? >> well, they've reduced head count by 12,000 employees under mike corbat, taken out 2.8 billion the last six quarter, a

the chairman, mike o'neill, said it has become more simple, it has become more sound. it's the c.e.o.'s job to make it simple enough to manage and that they're monitoring that. >> mike, one last question for you. shareholders overwhelmingly approved the pay packages for mike corbat and his senior team and at the same time elected all the directors who are up for vote. to me it sends no message to the company. i'm just wondering to myself, don't shareholders deserve whatever they get provided that remains the case, re-electing the board, approving the pay packages? >> well, i pushed the company on that point, not only that, citigroup stock underperformed its peers on almost any time frame and is the only large bank trading so far below tangible book value. do they get the message or not? having said that, the chairman and c.e.o. said management pays, the top executive pay would be impacted by the failed stress test for 2014 compensation. >> now, matt, if you didn't know mike mayo, you would think that that's a fairly says satisfactory report from an annual meeting. matt

the reaction of both o'neill and powell is startled.ummed it up, bush basically saying i want to overthrow saddam, find me a way to do it, not if, how. >> saddam hussein's past use of chemical and biological weapons and the prospect of him developing a nuclear weapon make him a prime target. as does the liberation of what iraq has under the ground. >> in the first meeting, rumsfeld says, imagine, imagine if iraq was essentially a client state of the united states. imagine how that would look. if they were a friendly state. if we had primacy and access and maybe control of their oil fields. and rumsfeld is pointed about this in the first meeting, in fact, oil fields. oil fields that will be essentially our oil fields. >> as the national security council trains its focus on iraq, president bush directs vice president cheney to head up a high-level energy task force. its operations are run out of vice president cheney's office. >> it was a highly secret operation and it was arranged to be that way. they tasked these people to hide away in

the reaction of both o'neill and powell is startled.ll summed it up, bush basically saying i want to overthrow saddam, find me a way to do it, not if, how. >> saddam hussein's past use of chemical and biological weapons and the prospect of him developing a nuclear weapon make him a prime target. as does the liberation of what iraq has under the ground. >> in the first meeting, rumsfeld says, imagine, imagine if iraq was essentially a client state of the united states. imagine how that would look. if they were a friendly state. if we had primacy and access and maybe control of their oil fields. and rumsfeld is pointed about this in the first meeting, in fact, oil fields. oil fields that will be essentially our oil fields. >> as the national security council trains its focus on iraq, president bush directs vice president cheney to head up a high-level energy task force. its operations are run out of vice president cheney's office. >> it was a highly secret operation and it was arranged to be that way. they tasked these people to hide away

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o'neill d. want to start? do you have any problems with us? >> i do not have any problems with you. >> not yet, right? obviously the health care law something that concerns us so that may be a concern to you but from the standpoint of producing your product that's the regulation stuff. >> i. >> i figured we keep working hard and designing great products and making money everything else will fix itself. >> you or so far ahead of regulations that you have outrun us. >> i don't want that to happen. our feet have not hit the ground we shipped our first order to apple out of our house less than three years ago and you know now we keep moving. we have 1,700,000 square-foot facility now and that's not enough. we need to get a bigger one. i understand there are some complications and i let other people in our business worry about that. that is why don't seem concerned and i'm sure i should be. >> there are a lot of people to worry for you. mr. cobb. >> thanks. going back to the beginning which is where i started in 88. we have shipped 50% of our busin

let's bring in jeff hart, he's principal at sandler o'neill. you just heard what kayla was reporting from that meeting in solution. are you satisfied with what they said today? >> yeah, i think so. historically, i'm used to dealing with institutional investors. they kind of view annual meetings as nonevents almost. not a whole lot comes out of it. we used to call it evolutionary, not revolutionary. if you look at the problems citigroup have, it's very disappointing they did not get approval. but really all that does to me is delay the capital returns. the numbers that came out are still very strong. i think we're still looking at donating tens of billions of dollars of capital return to shareholders. while fraud is never a good thing, the order of magnitude is pretty small. they'll be subject to fraud from time to time. it doesn't strike me as that bad. >> can i push back against that? it's a very small percentage of citi's revenue. i got it. but $400 million worth of fraud in one spot is a very high level of fraud. i mean, you don't have conce

speaker o'neill said then, "he says the democrats have changed over the years, but the record shows thatas changed." you be the judge. >> this is ronald reagan speaking to you from hollywood. you know me as a motion picture actor. but tonight i'm just a citizen, pretty concerned about the national election next month and more than a little impatient with those promises the republicans made before they got control of congress a couple of years ago. i remember listening to the radio on election night in 1946. joseph martin the republican speaker of the house said very solemnly, and i quote, "we republicans intend to work for a real increase in income for everybody by encouraging more production and lower prices without impairing wages or working conditions." remember that promise. a real increase in income for everybody. but what actually happened? the profits of corporations have doubled while workers' wages have increased by only 1/4. in other words, profits have gone up four times as much as wages and the small increase workers did receive was more than eaten up by rising prices which h

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bloomberg said alan jim o'neill, -- sat down with jim o'neill for his outlook. >> the slowdown with chinahing to focus on. by and large, i'm in the camp where it is sort of all deliberate and quite manageable, but every now and then i think it is getting out of hand and the chinese are losing a bit of control. given the global relevance of china, in many ways i would say that is the single most important thing. >> i am back with mario gabelli of gamco, and you will be taking a tour of asia. would you agree with what jim o'neill said? >> there is a $77 trillion gross world product. europe is 23%. the united states is leading three percent. -- 23%. china is an important element. what you saw in a balance of trade numbers, we are starting to buy more than we did before, exporting less, even though the dollar is weaker. on balance, the united states is the driver, and companies here -- what do china ash what does china need -- infrastructure, water, energy. the concern you have is they managed the downcycle. >> you have confidence and managing the downcycle well? confidence onee way or the ot

. >>> on the eve of the nba players, tnt's charlie barkley, shaquille o'neil hold nothing back from each. >> after last year's attempt was cut short by terrorist bombings, a special father son team prepare for their 32nd and final boston marathon together. >> i feel like i'm alone. >> unflinching, all-star dwight howard reveals the of

o'neill who has become a secret new inspector appears to save his beloved the two the greens take pride in quantities in beautiful cute. who steadfastly refused to be into closets or threats. even when school boys dressed as there would be both participants and spectators enjoying a boisterous good time at the cost and freight which lasts two hours. peter in the city. the festival's biggest drop was due to the pageant is getting underway. we reached girls aged seventeen to twenty three are eligible to compete there are two hundred twenty contestants some from abroad beautiful appearance is not the only standard for selection. the girls must also demonstrate the inner beauty intelligence and ten the candidates live together in a dormitory for several days. they are judged on their daily conduct business i should teach young festival includes a total of thirty different events. under the us announces the appearance of the huge dragon is operated by local high school sports. this could feel my iq writing system is a long tradition them all. yellow and blue dragons representing north and so

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yes, jim o'neill saying it was a crucial jobs reading. handle on whether we can put aside the weather effects of q1 and see a pick up in q2 and into the final second half of 2014. the other thing, of course, is how will fed policy, monetary policy continue to impact both the economy and the markets? listen in to what some of our guests have been telling us this morning. >> yellen is probably more dovish in spirit than our predecessor, bernanke. and i think there is some increase in concern i smell at the fed that we don't want to support yellen as above all being -- >> the world is worried about it, increase the strength of their own economy rather than so much worry about the external effects. it's good news. >> we are going to have this fluctuation, both at the federal reserve level and at the market level because it is no theoretical -- on how to get out of here. all the papers that were written for the last 15 years, say qe is a good thing to do. it's great for the recovery. they all tell us how to get in, but none of them tell us how

>>> on the eve of the nba players, tnt's charlie barkley, shaquille o'neil hold nothing back from each other. >> after last year's attempt was cut short by terrorist bombings, a special father son team prepare for their 32nd and final boston marathon together. >> i feel like i'm alone. >> unflinching, all-star dwight howard reveals the offcourt issue that troubles him most. and it's not what you might expect from one 7 feet tall. >> a lot of people i know growing up, they were bullied. >> with welcome to unguarded. as the nba playoffs playoffs kick off tomorrow, malik's popular is surging. we thought it would be a good time for a little crossover with the basketball network and our sister network tnt. barkley's blunt humor sometimes entertains, sometimes offends but always makes him one of television's most fascinating figures. here is our uncensored visit. >> three, two -- >> wiell, guys we're glad to be visiting with you on the've of the playoffs. what do you think the main story lines we're all going to be talking about for the next couple of months are going to be? >> i think the s

he had a team high 27 and tied at 108. 30 seconds left and green into o'neil. the slam.e had 20 and we are tied at 120. off balance and deep. gad night, game over -- good night, game over, drive home safely. the warriors win it 122-120. happy birthday, coach. the ice, sharks and the oilers. pavel ski kicks it to thorton. he then feeds burns and then banks it home and we are tied at four. it is to patrick marlow and the backhander and he buries it. sharks come back with a victory. nfl news and the former cal star deshawn jackson seened a three-year deal with -- signed a three-year deal with the redskins. they had issues with his attitude and off field associates. it is believed that the 49ers and the raiders the interest in deshawn and instead he goes to washington. when we come back, a giant mishap at homeplate and a giant come back in the elite 8. >> the next stop is the final four. stanford was tested at home by north carolina in the elite 8. the cardinal finished strong. jim harbaugh a fan of women's hoops out of uniform. no sweatshirts. calling a wardrobe infraction

he had a team high 27 and tied at 108. 30 seconds left and green into o'neil. the slam. he had 20 and we are tied at 120. off balance and deep. gad night, game over -- good night, game over, drive home safely. the warriors win it 122-120. happy birthday, coach. the ice, sharks and the oilers. pavel ski kicks it to thorton. he then feeds burns and then banks it home and we are tied at four. it is to patrick marlow and the backhander and he buries it. sharks come back with a victory. nfl news and the former cal star deshawn jackson seened a three-year deal with -- signed a three-year deal with the redskins. they had issues with his attitude and off field associates. it is believed that the 49ers and the raiders the interest in deshawn and instead he goes to washington. when we come back, a giant mishap at homeplate and a giant come back in the elite 8. four. stanford was tested at home by north carolina in the elite 8. the cardinal finished strong. jim harbaugh a fan of women's hoops out of uniform. no sweatshirts. calling a wardrobe infraction there. here come the cardina

letter of support for acc that i just gave to you have also included a letter from commissioner sherry o'neil who could not be here today emphasizing the important role that acc plays in preparing for and responding to di sasers. sasers. in addition i have numerous letters, together we represent thousands and thousands of dog owners and guardians and we all urge you to support this budget proposal and support animal care and control. it's underfunded and understood staffed and has been for years. the most perezing pressing things get done. there's so much more they could be doing if properly staffed and funded. i'd like to add in addition to what was mentioned is that the acc's budget include monoe money for a part-time hearing officer for dog court that deals with cases involving dog bites and aggressive dogs. over the years the unit in the hearing officer have developed broad community support because of the fair and compassionate way they deal with dog owners and victims all the time. all the while they keep public safety foremost in minds. [inaudible] just like to remind you this really i

o'neill right? if you think he is, how do you play it? jeff and jim are in chicago. good to see you, guys. jim, is he right, do you think? >> no, i actually don't think he's right. i think the prospects for a longer term bull market in the u.s. are fine. today, by the way, worries me for the shorter term. on top of what bob pisani said, bob said it was a good economic number. not only was it a good economic number, it was really arguably the perfect number for the stock market being that it was relatively good and wage growth was low, meaning that the fed doesn't have to step out of the way any quicker than they had already planned. this is a perfect number for the stock market. the fact it's getting the heck beat out of it means there are other factors at work right now. in the short term, i'm a little bit worried. if the weekly bar chart closed lower today, i would be more worried and so far, it hasn't done that. i'm still a little worried. >> jeff, what about you? how do you play this market right now? >> well, we have talked about this. the treasury market in chi

jermaine o'neil and green this afternoon. got to see this catch. i don't believe it. johnny lester. come and get it, big fella. the georgia fire of the indoor football league. wow. just over the wall. the a's hung on. never got his feet down. don't worry. got full padding and as you can see, the fella is okay. >> wow, that was incredible. >> yeah, if you liked it so much, we'll be back to show it again at 6:30. >> we'll be here. thanks. >> that's going to do it at 5:30. we'll see you in 30 minutes. for now, thanks for watching. >> good night. ,,,,,,,, really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues& great terms& let's close. our best ever value plans for business just got even better. serio. >> axelrod: tonight, why did it happen? new details about the fedex truck just before it collided with a bus full of h

handed out god's gift of fourteen euro for twenty years huge o'neill was responsible for buying his luxury goods the four key to effective who what and if i use to buy luxury cars and so much to hope no one so i bought a gold plated going to afford it katie. there's no choice but to follow orders the stakes. sessions was introduced. banning the export all black jerry goods to north korea. as gospel artist trading. twelve forty a striking new sanctions. the main bbc gives weight fourteen pm. a good thing for sure business and would only be caused by a ring with the chinese company to export eight ha in the heart. and to the street off to go forward. we knew was that he undertake strict checks for anything related to north korea. cries to skirt the sanctions unfortunately we cannot allow the possibility that some exports have occurred north korea's wanted the pants to keep its cover such an appeal by the need to maintain their own health board cotton. the crux of the q jones received. did the suspect gave it a whirl i did say some of my cats and the latest trading on wall street the equity s

shaquille o'neil just became a small owner of the sacramento kings. david robinson is an owner of the san antonio spurs. ravek, a person of color, born in mumbai, india, just became the primary owner of the sacramento kings. i believe wech a very diverse league, but i would always like to see it become even more dwoers. >> what about magic johnson? is that an option at this point? >> magic johnson knows he is always welcome as an owner in this league. he has been a part owner m past of the los angeles lakers, and he is always welcome and a close friend of the nba family. >> thank you. >> on your left, adam. >> maggie gray from si.com. did you talk to any of the players before you came to this decision, and what about clippers players, if they do not want to play for a team owned by donald sterling anymore? do they have any recourse? >> i talked to several players before renderring my decision. coincidentally i had a trip planned for this weekend. i was in memphis for a game. i was in oakland and then i was in portland sunday night for games. i had a c

he had a team high 27 and tied at 108. 30 seconds left and green into o'neil. the slam.had 20 and we are tied 120. off balance and deep. gad night, game over -- good night, game over, drive home safely. the warriors win it 122-120. happy birthday, coach. the ice, sharks and the oilers. pavel ski kicks it to thorton. he then feeds burns and then banks it home and we are tied at four. it is to patrick marlow and b bs it. sharks come back with a victory. nfl news and the former cal star deshawn jackson seened a three-year deal with -- signed a three-year deal with the redskins. they had issues with his attitude and off field associates. it is believed that the 49ers and the raiders the interest in deshawn and instead he goes to washington. when we come back, a giant mishap at homeplate and a giant come back in the elite 8. four. stanford was tested at home by north carolina in the elite 8. the cardinal finished strong. jim harbaugh a fan of women's hoops out of uniform. no sweatshirts. calling a wardrobe infraction there. here come the cardinals. stanford down six at the ha

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name and this is a warrior germaine's o'neill said >> they are not the on was to have to deal with this. when you have to question their owner are all other owners in the leak thinking like this in places everyone in the same boat. we had these conversations and carolina because we still fly the confederate flag and our city. so these are real issues that affect everyone salesperson #1: so, again, throwing in the $1,000 fuel reward card is really what makes it like two deals in one. salesperson #2: actually, getting a great car with 42 highway miles per gallon makes it like two deals in one. salesperson #1: point is there's never been a better time to buy a jetta tdi clean diesel. avo: during the first ever volkswagen tdi clean diesel event, get a great deal on a jetta tdi. it gets 42 highway miles per gallon. and get a $1,000 fuel reward card. it's like two deals in one. volkswagen has the most tdi clean diesel models of any brand. hurry in and get a $1,000 fuel reward card and 0.9% apr for 60 months on tdi models. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt.

she strategist at sandler o'neill. also joining us is jon erlichman. what the title. that is so cool. chief senior west coast correspondent in charge of the sunset tower bar for me when i am out there. looking at the markets. they are dead. why are the markets so quiet? trying to is still grasp where we are in what is going on. we have a very lengthy and sluggish recovery. people point to things like housing and say it is recovering , and they look again, and it is not. the numbers that have come out are consistently mediocre. >> i thought janet yellen speech , she really hedged the future. do the smart people know what is coming in july in september, december? do not think anyone does. there is so much artificiality in the markets right now. it is very hard to see the truth. if you look into it and see the broad demographics of the country, it starts getting much clever a cousin we are having a long term slowdown trend in labor force, and that is really holding us up. that is the bulk of the economy. >> let's get the chart up right now if we can of wages. alverson do

i do not know if that is a leading or lagging indicator or what. >> that was jim o'neill speaking tous from the shores of lake cuomo. willeaking of which, we head back there in a few minutes time for a bloomberg exclusive. you are looking at live pictures. it does look a little bit misty. i am sure it is not too bad. >> there you go. you will hear from the real ruby need. find out -- from no real you -- nouriel roubini. ♪ >> you are looking at live pictures coming to you from the shores of lake cuomo. of aorkshop is something honeypot for economists and business leaders as they travel to the italian lake erie -- the italian lake. francine and i were reminiscing about when we were fortunate enough to attend this event. >> it would probably be best to get us out there. >> we would not want to miss it. nouriel roubini, let's take a listen at what he had to say about the ecb and the eurozone. the eurozone is one or two shots away from deflation. cuts, a negative deposit rate, credit easing. it will be the most effective to try to weaken the value of the euro over relative to what it shou

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his son was traumatic but she was trying to get on with this line forensic psychiatry is dr helen o'neill said diane ward had been treated for depression for more than twenty years she said she was still at risk of suicide did not even begun to grieve the loss of her son or deal with how he died. she has never been to his grave and has been in the central mental hospital in some drums synths her rest. she said she would require intensive treatment and support in a wide range of areas for some time to come. mr justice byron white said he was considering a non custodial sentence but it would be highly inappropriate to release tie on board into the community without a proper plan for treatment and support. he adjourned the case for three months the team trainer rte news that the central criminal court. a woman and her hair she's has died in a crash involving a car and he was strumming dublin city center the accident happened during the morning rush hour commuters were making their way to work this morning when the incident happened here at the junction of chavez trees and the beastly silver.

jim o'neill commented on that over the weekend. >> the india one this weekend is obviously a big oneor them, whether they can get more decisive leadership. havedia's case, what they missed is decisive leadership. leading a modi coalition government, it could be effective. i look for better things out of india, at least. >> international investors hoping so. certainly, we have seen markets rally in recent weeks on the bet will have a pro-business platform. it remains to be seen whether voters in india will buy into his vision. >> under the congress party, there have not been the kind of changes and jobs that people have wanted. tell us more about the candidates and their platforms. >> let's start with mr. modine. -- modi. minister ruling in a state since 2001. he campaigned on a pro-business but for, saying he would return the economy to 8% growth. competitor,is his saying that he would spark economic reforms. there are a lot of concerns. the handling of the riots in his home state that killed about 1000 people, mostly muslims. that alienated a lot of people and cost him some support.

. >> i suppose we can give jim o'neill a bit of an easier time about not having done anything for thefew years. katie, great having you with us. great conversation. head of portfolio divisions over at goldman sachs asset management. . coming u is it really that good a statement for real? -- for rio? ♪ >> i'm manus cranny in london. this is "on the move." the first quarter iron ore production has hit a record. it is still below what analysts were estimating. jesse rhines burg joins me for a little bit more. i've heard you describe him as being iron ore man based on today's reports. high is -- how is iron ore man doing? no real surprise that rio has been investing in their operation for some time. we'll be more of a concern for investors would be that quarter on quarter some of these numbers up and down. >> it has to do with the weather. quarterone is a tough weatherwise. >> always a tough quarter in australia. by the big miners up there reporting tomorrow. we'll see similar impact on the numbers. >> was anything in this report as you look through it. this is something you want to get e

. >> started in place of germane o'neil at center and played 41 spirited minutes. >> i feel great. we actually made shots tonight. i think all series long we really struggled shooting the basketball. we made shots tonight but got it done on the defensive end. >> what i'm most happy about is we didn't panic. you go down 2-1 it feels like the world is going to end. from the outside looking in. fans are panicking like we can't lose. >> game is on me. my fault. it's my job. i got to do a better job getting these guys ready to play basketball. and if it's because of the other thing it's still my fault. it really is. >> i don't think it's a big distraction. at this point in the game you have to put that behind you. let the player association deal with it. we're still giving our fans a great game and doing what we love. at the end of the day we're still doing what we love and competing. >> reporter: game five will be tuesday in l. a. it'll be very emotional for the clippers. their owner will not be in attendance. regardless, the warriors know there will be a game six right here at the ora

o'neil? any problems? >> i do not yet have any problems with you. >> obviously, the health care law is something that is stressful to people. correct.50, if i am figure if we keep working hard to find a great product, everything else will figure it out. >> you have outrun the regulations. it will be a while. >> i do not want that to happen. our feet have not hit the ground. we shipped the first order to apple lessened or years ago. we keep moving. we are not big enough. i understand that there are some complications. i let other the lord about those things. i am sure i should be. >> you hire people to worry about things for you? >> i don't like to worry. >> mr. cobb? >> to go back to the beginning, in 88.ys started we continue to ship our business at this time. areas that we are concerned about or could be concerned about -- any export laws that would restrict this technology from moving out from the u.s. if you look at the bulk of our business, we manufacture in new hampshire, in new york, in minnesota. a

. >> i'm joined by terry o'neill, for the national organization for women. there's clearly a wage gap. how much is an issue that is being raised. the argument against the 77 number is that it's not based on hourly pay, and that distorts the number, and there's differences in the life choices of men and women. men choose riskier careers that pay more, and men, in the workforce, have longer tenures innons, because women -- in jobs because women take years off to spend with the kids. what is the reality in all this. what do you think is the reality of the pay gap. >> any gap is too large. whether it's $0.70 to the dollar or 64 or 69. equal pay day turns out to be may 11th, and for latinos, it's not until june 17th. that's the size of the wage gap. it's true that part of the wage gap results from two unfair things in our society today. first, that women tend to be funnelled into lower paying occupations. any job that haned in care, health -- ends in care. health care, childcare, you name it. they pay less and are predominantly done by women. hospitality, retail,

jon: she mentions tip o'neill, marjorie.l and president reagan were politically opposite as today come, but they did work together, and you didn't hear a lot of name calling going on, i mean, like the president slams republicans and slams john boehner. is that, is that his personality, or is that just what's happened to our politics generally? >> i think our political climate has changed dramatically. you look at where the parties are in general, and they've gone to both extremes. and i don't think that's something that benefits anyone. i mean, you know, to say that one's better than the other, both of them were dealing with equally traumatic and difficult times. the fact that obama's policies are polling well says a lot about an outcome there, so i don't think it's comparing. look, they're two different men, two different times, and i think, you know, the question is where does it leave the country and where are we now. >> right. jon: but despite that, i mean, president reagan had a higher inflation rate and, i believe, a h

terry o'neill, good to have you with us tonight. i'm ed shultz, politics nation with reverend al sharp ton right now. >> thanks to you for tuning in. tonight's lead, a devastating blow for equal opportunity. today, the supreme court upheld michigan's ban on affirmative action on public colleges. the 6-2 decision sets a dangerous precedent on protecting minorities, and it has wide reaching implications for race in america. the court ruled that michigan did not violate the constitution when its voters banned affirmative action back in 2006. judge anthony kennedy wrote for the majority, saying, quote, this case is not about how the debate about racial preferences should be resolved, it's about who may resolve it. but justice sotomayor wrote a blistering dissent saying race still matters. the way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to speak openly and candidly on the subject of race and to apply the constitution with eyes open to the unfortunate affect of semplryes of racial discrimination. we ought not sit back and wish away

we have african-american owners, shaquille o'neill is an owner of the kings, dave robinson and i believe we have a very diverse league but i would like to see it become more diverse. >> magic johnson, is that an option at this point? >> magic johnson knows that he is always welcome to become an owner, and he's always welcome and a close friend to the nba family. >> maggie gray from si.com. did you talk to any of the players before you came to this decision? and what about the clippers players, if they do not want to play for a team owned by donald sterling, do they have recourse? >> i spoke to several players, coincidentally i had a trip brand foplanned before this, i n memphis and oakland and i had a chance to speak with chris paul and members of the team, and i spoke extensively with doc rivers and kevin johnson has been representing the players' interest, and he and i have been speaking multiple times a day. i believe the players will be satisfied with the decision and renderings that we made today. if a player in the future doesn't want to play for the los angeles clippers and he's u

lakers shaquille o'neil also chimed in tweeting, way to go commissioner.t, lebron james tweeted, commissioner silver thank you for protecting our beautiful and powerful league. great leader hash tag bigger than basketball strive for greatness. and jason collins, the first openly gay player in the nba tweeted, commissioner silver silver of the nba just showed us how he drops the hammer on ignorance. lifetime ban for donald sterling, the ultimate gone fishing. >>> ktvu's noelle walker live now with more on this debate. >> the question is whether or not the size of the city's fire trucks cuts into pedestrian safety. the fire department wants the hunter's point development to increase the proposed street width from 20 feet to 26 feet. >> their fire trucks are really large. and one could argue more appropriate for a suburban setting. >> reporter: they're not oversized. i know that we're talking about suburban sized riggs they're fairly standard for an urban style setting. there's a lot of tools not to mention the hoses. >> daryl: -- >> reporter: narrow streets

you got into politics shortly after all that was going on, served in congress under tip o'neil in terms of working for him. you remember those days. with these guys just going on, they don't make speeches. they don't do those things. they just go out and get it done. teach for america and this younger generation is revolutionizing education in the inner city and neither democrats or republicans were able to do that over 40-year period. >> let's get personal now. what i really like about your campaign, besides the fact that you're the first guy to get out and fight the iraq war, way ahead of john kerry, as you know, way ahead of everybody with the possible exception of the president. you were ahead of him. you were out there hustling. my son michael worked for you. he served in rwanda. so we're very proud of you did. but that thing about you, you, i don't feel the president has been able -- except in the scam pain itself, both campaigns, which he's very effective at, getting the interactive going. getting people engaged like jack kennedy did back in the '60s when i was still in high scho