supporting oft of a crisis that threatens to tear the area a part.he few journalists who report from crimea face brutal intimidation. these images shot by channel five television show one of their crews under attack by supporters of russia. several journalists have been badly beaten. kiev-based tv station. one of his colleagues is still in hospital following a savage attack on his crew a few days ago. >> they beat up the cameraman. the crew tried to take into the hospital at the car was overtaken. they drag all the men out of the car but fortunately, they left one man alone. they really thought that things were over. >> just days remain till the crimean referendum on communication with russia. the voice of dissent is all but extinguished, reduced to a few and aainian flags, rendering of the national anthem. >> next, the prime minister of libya has escaped to europe. this is just hours after he was ousted by the parliament. san landed in malta last night, reportedly, to refuel his plane before heading to another unnamed european country. he was voted

oft is what you get out robert randolph and a family band show. tavis: you will not sit down. a workout tape. you do not do so stuff. it is all up-tempo. >> every once in a while, i tried to write a love song. i go, that is not worth it. tavis: leave that to stevie wonder. >> john legend. i like to make music that is upbeat and make she want to dance, but choose -- and makes you want to dance, but choose lyrics that are inspiring. as a young black artist, my goal in every song is to try to be a positive influence for younger artist. you can make great popular music while having something good to say. because i have seen the effect a lot of the negative hip-hop music or r&b has had on our young kids. tavis: g work with young kids, too? -- you work with young kids, too? it has been a big battle trying to sift through all of the stuff with the board of education. tavis: it is politics. >> it has been a headache, man. that is the problem with our school system. have the robert randolph music and arts resource center coming soon. we'll be working with kids and .arents in the inner

throats oft the some. they want to was that was an islamic state in nigeria.ourt has beenp ruling on the european parliament on wednesday. judges struck down a law that required political parties to win at least 3% of the national vote to enter the parliament. some fear that the ruling could open the door to extremist parties. >> is something that concerns all of us. to ensure that extremists are splinter groups. by some member states have said that the minimum threshold for entering the year in parliament -- have set a minimum threshold for entering parliament. >> to al qaeda extremists received long prison sentences in britain on monday. they murdered a off-duty soldier last year. he was jailed for life without role. his accomplice receives a minimum of 45 years. defendants were convicted of murdering a police officer on a london street. they ran him over with a car and then hacked into death. the attack provoked shock and anger across britain. >> parts of northern china continued to struggle with alarming levels of smog. the world famous portrait of mao zed

oft with this knowledge residents and things of that nature.nd i could recite "mary had a little lamb," so what more could you ask for? tavis: speaking of your mother taking up your pants, there was a story in the book. i'm not sure if it's true or you are just pulling my leg, but i think it's a true story of the time you were boxing and you had to box with one hand. is that a true story? butler, boxing billy and billy was about a foot taller than i was. a big tall, lanky guy. i kept hitting him in the stomach, and he kept hitting me in the head, and i think the people in the crowd saw the humor in that, that this guy is really going at his stomach, and the other guy is pounding me in the head. being a natural athlete, as i was, i went out for every sport, and that helped me get with the guys. i wanted to be a cheerleader, but it was all girls. i didn't have a shot at that. tavis: the funniest thing for me about the fight with your one hand, you were such a small guy your shorts kept falling down. you had your shorts in one hand. >> my mother m

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placing them under control oft army. here, where the streets were left a riddled ruin, most of the fighters joined the army. >> this is one of several tank yards, with about 800 tanks, give or take - more than the rest of libyan forces. it's not so much that the revolutionary troops are joining the army - without them, there is no army. >> the general says his troops are part of an increasingly unified libyan force. >> trnch is this is the motivation to continue, to build an army. >> a major part of the revolution is protecting libya from the armed fighters who won that revolution. >> the u.s. spy agency is being accused by criminal activity, bay senior u.s. politician. senator diane fine stephen said the c.i.a. illegally searched the computers. >> it was a devastating attack on the c.i.a. by a staunch defender of mass government surveillance. >> i have grave concerns that the c.i.a.'s search may have violated the powers' principals embodied in the united states nugs. >> the c.i.a. is part of an investigation by the depa

a series ofts holler -- a series of horrifying statistics. a million children are refugees and foreign countries and 3 million have lost their homes within syria home a some 3 million have had their educations disrupted. another million children are cut off, under siege, unable to get humanitarian aid and there are oforts of 2 million encountering a psychological trauma. the unicef school is a taste of the normal life they have lost. young children work to support their families. get nine-year-old used to potatoes -- four dollars for a days work. it is tiring, she says, she would like to go home to syria. for the past year and a half has been this tent shared with 13 brothers and sisters. the father says he had to send his children out to work. forbody had to bring bread the family. it is a tragedy. children grow up too fast. she was married off at age 13 because her parents were destitute. she was badly beaten and returned home. she once dreamed of becoming a lawyer. have no more dreams, she says, no more ambitions. my life has changed. noth

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continuum oft the when software was written on desktop computers, you only use it for a couple hours. then you have laptops and you are using it to-three times a day. then you into phones and you into using software 20-30 times a day. now we are going to watches. you will be using products hundreds of thousands of times a day. that changes everything. it seems like google with android has a head start. we are still waiting. >> the android announcement is massive. infusion ofenormous interest. people are committed to entering -- android. now they can go for anything that runs on the largest mobile operating system. intelligentrmously decision. >> max levchin is with us for the hour. of ever know. we will say goodbye to him now. coming up, we will talk about health care technology. what if you never read oh or skipping the gym cause -- cost you money? that is asked -- next. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. from wearable technology to health care technology, many new acts are helping people improve their health. you may get a financial incentive to exercise and e

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oft as i take russian, one the other huge issues is the banking industry does not want to get caught up. dois saying i will not business with a marijuana dealer because the federal government says it is schedule one and illegal. the owner comes out to say we will make it easier for you and the banking industry says you have not set the bar high enough and we are still not going to get involved in this. so we have all of these crazy loopholes. of theorado, all marijuana businesses are all cash businesses. guys are walking into the western union office with pillowcases full of money to get money orders though they can pay their utility bills. it is pretty crazy. walking into pay their taxes with briefcases full of cash. it is really quite insane. until the federal government says maybe this is not a class one drug, maybe that will balance out in some way. secessiono sure it is necessarily, but you have the federal government and the state government that is really an opposition right now, at least in terms of pure law. host: talking with harry smith about his special that debuted last

the effect oft the sanctions. you look at what will cm polls, no big a consequence yet. however, the threat of sanctions appears to be undermining investor confidence a little. money is flowing out a russia life there is no tomorrow. they said a more has left this year than all of last year. a bad year.s capital stand at 65 billion. i was told to the head of russia's largest bank yesterday evening and he was telling me the economy was a less than stellar. if we see even a little bit more money leave the country, russia could be looking at a recession. -- not theit is not sanctions. this is demonstration. [indiscernible] 70 billion or 80 billion a year, i think it can get to be a recession. out thatworth pointing money was coming out a russia before the threat of sanctions surfaced. people looking at the fact that economy was growing at 1% saying they see opportunities elsewhere. be seen howains to much of the session are affecting russia. however, it is playing a little role. ofwhat are we going to make these assumptions from the white house said today are bringing down

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oft is the key piece evidence that led the prime minister to make the announcement he made? >> i think what ingmar said -- the company that was getting the pings did additional forensics and got polling -- bowing to help out. -- boeing to help out. we have been talking about southern route and a northern route. they went back and said, now, we're sure it is on the southern arc. it is 1000 miles out to sea. that airplane is out of gas and going nowhere except in the water. reaffirmingy just evidence we know. done for the relatives to say, it is time to abandon hope. have's nobody that could survived. >> what is next? >> we have to find some piece of debris. this is an important marker for the malaysians to tell the crazyes, you have heard rumors. people holding onto hopes. st said, airplane has a obviously crashed. it is in the southern indian ocean. until we get a piece of debris that definitely came from the flight, we won't know where to look for the wreckage field. until you can find the wreckage field, we won't get the key clues. those will we find wreckage field? workin

. >> i spent a lot of time and stocks ofting the some of the for-profit education companies. shocked to see the number of students that drop out bowling after a couple of years. it seemed to me it was worse for online. when you look at those models, what did you see? -- there profit for-profit -- what happened is the government -- they really maximize the intake of students. >> 30-40% of revenues going to marketing or more. it is an abomination. >> everything is viral at this point. we are honest about what we charge. we would have the most engaging object. you do it. you sign up. model that a better might lead to more income? >> i do not care about income. i care about helping the students. i want everyone to have a chance. that is much more important to me than maximizing income. >> completion rates from and thanes are lower traditional schooling. how do you overcome that and where do you see this going in the future? everyone wants education to be more affordable and more accessible, yet people are not necessarily taking advantage of it. i was troubled by this. i would see

oft is the median forecast economists we polled at bloomberg. americans are slowly shaking off the effects of the coldest winter in four years. household spending on services including utilities rose 0.2% in the month. cbs's billboard business has gone public and will start trading any minute now. raising $560 million. it will still be 83% owned by cbs corporate but eventually cbs shareholders will own all. chris christie says he is still baffled by decisions his formal -- former aides made in the george washington bridge scandal. the new jersey governor made the comment in an interview with abc news anchor diane sawyer. >> when things were first reported i said, this can't possibly be true, because who would do something like that? sometimes people do inexplicably stupid things. so that is what makes it so hard, as the guy in charge. none of it made any sense to me. to some extent, still does not. >> the interview coming on the same day a report that christie commission found he had no knowledge of the bridge closures. the final call for obama

the fact that the eurozone essentially has chosen a german oft or dutch export way outs is more than two percent of gdp. it indicates that they are writing off of global demand into some degrees the u.s.. if you are looking on how the shockan cope with a big from a decline in china growth, that is demand for commodities and caterpillars of the world. the question is whether the u.s. with its allies can construct a /american global infrastructure program to supply the demand that will be lost from a serious -- series of andines in china's road investment in infrastructure and real estate. obstacle is not financing money. it is likely to be a lot of global capital available. >> they are still unable to pass route this. i would imagine you are skeptical about this. we have had growth in the last 5 -- five years. with zero interest at play. response of ahe turn in the interest rate cycle? when do you spent a turn in the interest rate cycle? tapering,he fed is actuallyd that is not tightening monetary policy. it is reducing the amount of stimulus. i do not think the fed was but.ng much ba

all be aware oft's on your city.omething that one captured right away. >> : these for your time. >> : u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in london for talks about the prices in ukraine to before about five hours. russian president vladimir is not expected to make a decision on ukraine until after sunday's >> : the ball is legal but including united states is not legal and unconstitutional. >> : the referendum is contrary to the constitution of ukraine and international law this is a violation of that what we believe it's a legitimate. neither we nor the international community will recognize the results of this referendum. >> : that is in line with international law the sun as though an action to a could well determine the titillation of russian and u.s. payton led >> : allies are now serve as an international airport version this comes after a loss a year. >> : the sleds will come to an end may the 14th grade the demand for san jose to l.a. did not meet expectations. bill airline will will focus on long-haul flig

oft is the seed idea conservatism question mark if you can get down to that, when you are confronted with idiotic questions, or snarky questions, you can answer. when you're sitting in the presence of full store using your lease as cover, you have an answer. that is not us. that is something else entirely. that is not us. what is that idea? i was telling steve this story .n the way up how many of you have seen amazing grace? a lot of you. it is a perfect film. the film deals with william enderforce's effort to great britain's involvement in the slave trade. it is a wonderful film. there is a scene in the film, william wilberforce is having dinner with a group of abolitionists. one of whom is a former slave by -- who was a former slave. he had written a book on his life and became a bestseller and was active in the movement during the time. dinner,he scene, at the he is talking to wilberforce. he is talking about the moment that he disembarked from the slave ship in the west indies. ,nd he turns to wilberforce opens his shirt, to show the brand that he had received. slaves were brande

oft is a lot of difference humanity that has happened in those time spans. there is a lot of humanity that lives within one. -- $1 million. come up with policies and experience a day to armageddon. i think it's an excellent read. it is not a law book. it is a what if book. nontransparentry >> yes, it is, absolutely. >> if there are no further questions, lease join me in thanking our members [laughter] [applause] it was a fascinating panel. thank you very much. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> light snow continues to fall d.c. and thengton, entire region is digging out from an unexpected 5-10 inches of snow, making this a special st. patrick's day. the federal government shut down and congress is away on a scheduled break and members will return next week for legislative work. president obama made news issuing executive orders imposing sanctions on russian officials to make it clear there are consequences for their actions in crimea. president added that more sanctions could be

. >> the aroma of insense ofte i incence. >> bits the spirit. >> we begin with the search for bodies in the horrific mudslide that devastated a community in oso washington. crews struggled with rain, wind and cold friday at the recovery site where so far 26 bodies have been found. but another 90 people are still -- rescue officials say the death toll should climb soon. karen carolyn neil's father told his wife he had to take care of an emergency plumbing job right before the emergency i hit. >> she said, i thought you were going to make coffee. >> he said, i'm that woman is without water. i'm going to go take cawfer -- care of it. >> the death toll grew by one. are they simply paralyzed by the weather and the enormity of if situation? >> wee have been hearing that same thing for about 72 hours now, that there will be a dramatic increase. paralyzed might be the right word by logistics and the gruesome logistics of recovering people at the scene and identifying them properly and then notifying relatives before releasing their identities and putting them officially on a deceased list. s

set sheet oft a measurements so we can judge the progress we're trying to make. >> we had a report from general hickey yesterday that there are some reduction in the claims backlog, that even goes beyond what we knew of. defer to the rest of the staff for the specifics of those questions. >> is one of the things we raised in our testimony about the transparency of testimony. we can see the progression how they're proposing a. , that is thee fire backlog, and someone forgets about the fact that now that we have done all of those claims and decided them, what happens to them? dva gets five percent of appeals from those that are filed. that is one of the things we would like to see v.a. do a better job at. metricsgiving us their and how they are figuring this out and what they're looking at. one of the issues that we have talked about in the independent -- vha is able to determine what their needs are vbaugh a metric for ram and -- through a metric program and a vba should be able to do the same. sharing a subcommittee on disability and memorial affairs, it is a daily affair. we believe th

could have crashed anywhere in this circle and could have landed anywhere, including next china, part oft pakistan you think it would have shown up on radar if it landed safely. compare that to the search area where the teams are now looking. if "the wall street journal" report is true their task got harder. locations do in the jungles the him la ya -- himalayas, australia. an area of more than 20 million square miles. nearly six times the size of the united states. as incredible as it sounds that's at the truth. as for the clue from chinese officials, that's another dead end. search teams did not find anything at the spot where the chinese satellite picked up objects. for its part, malaysian government official says the journal report is not true, either. >> i would like to talk report suggesting the aircraft hey have continued to fly after last contact. confirm shortly those reports are inaccurate. >> b with all the different claims about what could have happened to this jet it's hard to know what to believe. catherine herridge is live. >> based on conversations today we understand that

officials as well as other officials who read these reports last week, these intel jenligence assessments oft was going to happen and what was likely to happen, there are indications that there was not a vastly premeditated decision by vladimir putin to take action on the ground that's why it was hard to predict. he's an unpredictable character, he's done these sort of things before, last minute decisions, and that made it difficult for them to say he was definitely going to act and when was he going to act and indeed he did and caught many offguard. >> over the last days or so, there's been several members of congress who have been very critical of the cia asking why didn't the cia or the united states know that putin was going to responsibility militarily until he had already done it. did this last-minute decision explain why the u.s. didn't know what was going on or as you ski this, was this a failure of intelligence? >> i see a failure of intelligence, putin invaded georgia in 2008. he's threatened to protect russians in the near abroad as it's called. it was perfectly logically act for h

>> nothing new in any oft that. as the u.s. steps back they say we are still not that involved. we have four agents on the ground listening. we have computers that don't say a lot. besides that we are not that much there. >> we don't know, it is possible the two pilots were just doing their job but somebody got into the cockpit and took over for whatever reason. >> absolutely right. we have no evidence to indict the pilots for anything. they seem like perfectly fine aviateers with good records. we just don't have the facts yet. >> as you learn more about this -- every day you could say we are back at square one right now. >> when i saw the track that was laid out i thought this -- every day is a new event. what is interesting about that is it lays out three turns. the first turn is easy to explain as result of rapid decompression. the next two turns don't make as much sense when you are dealing with catastrophic failure. it looks like a willful act at that point. however, you can make arguments at both sides of this. here we are deep into this and we can't rule it out. >> adding

they're going to be constrained the work theye oft he work do. when he to do a much better job.hat is letting our foreign typeers known that htthe of surveillance that we do not do, the efforts that we may to maintain the privacy of people not just at home abroad, i think all of these things are very important for us to continue to emphasize. one particular area we need to draw a distinction is other countries like china. they spy for some of the same purposes we do, to protect them selves. they also said i to gain economic advantage, to still intellectual property. we do not do that. it is a very important distinction to -- that is lost in all of this. it is important for our friends and allies to understand the project. do not dothings we such as try to prevail for the purpose of giving ourselves and economic benefits. wondering if you have had any reflections about the capabilities or limitations of technology and international corporation? >> absolutely. the one that leaps out at me most is the gaping hole that we have in terms of people flying was stolen identification. the

big money maker for colleges, a but the athletes who play in the games that generate millions oft dollars outside their scholarships. it's not just basketball. college football brings in a whole lot more revenue for again, the players don't get paid. earlier this week, the national labor relations board in chicagn northwestern university football players are employees of the school and said they could unionize.e. is that a preview of what's to comear in college sports? joining me now college football hall of fame coach, he led the university of notre dame to a national championship, and i'm one of his biggest fans, he's one of my great heroes, coach lou holtz joins us.ch honor to have you back on the on show. >> glad to be with you, governor. >> coach, if this thing were to continue and players are able ts unionize, it would completely transform and upend, i think inl many ways, college sports. what would happen? >> i think if that happens, they might even stop playing football. that's what happened to thee iv leagues in the '50s. t they used to be strong footballo people, but then they f

part oft what we talk about when we talk about the pathology that the triple package can bring with it. you need balance but we have not figured out how to measure it. >> it's an an hypothesis. and it's good for individuals. they think of people who are very driven, but of course it's not a -- we haven't been able to test it in a laboratory. so we don't have -- know how to titrate it exactly, and that's the appoints of the -- the point of the book. we offer it as a new way to look at success. the dark sides and the psychological underpings, and if you have too much of one or the other, it kind of doesn't work and really bad things happen. even when they all are working together as this engine of achievement, it has its own pathologies. >> talk about what kind of success you see coming out of "the triple package." >> sure. just to -- we do not define success as material wealth. the definition of success as far as i'm concerned is simple. success means achieving your goals. whatever they are. we focus on certain conventional metrics of success like income, educational achievement in the

the king ip oft on the cover of today's "wall street journal" calling it, the worst ipo of the year. has "candy crushed" the tech rally? here "wall street journal's" veronica dagger and trader larry shover from the cme. charlie gasparino is supposed to be roaring on to the set any moment. we'll see if he makes it. veronica, we'll start with you. people are wondering if candy crush was pets.com moment when it sort of tipped the scales on crazy ipos come to the market. what do you think? >> i think this is really good sign the ipo didn't do as well as expected shows investors are thinking twice before coming into these risky companies. there is lot of worry that is "candy crush" thing is one-trick pony. investors say maybe i wait until the share price goes down and wait to get into the company to see if they diversify the revenue dream todstream to keep this going. maybe people are smarter this time. melissa: it is healthy in a way. it has a feel about it. all of technology trading down today. the nasdaq selling off today. larry, i don't know, did they tip momentum in the other directi

the king ip oft on the cover of today's "wall street journal" calling it, the worst ipo of the year. the tech rally? here "wall street journal's" veronica dagger and trader larry shover from the cme. charlie gasparino is supposed to be roaring on to the set any moment. we'll see if he makes it. veronica, we'll start with

oft is, to allow a system of manyes, a graph lines among the various actors rather than something dominated by hubs? purpose andbout proportionality. these are two of the things that have not yet been technologically innovative against well enough. proportionality? absolutely, you can. can you create -- does it create more metadata? yes, probably in the short term, but her portion l.a. and purpose and do you have a fiduciary right to have information control and manage that information is certainly within the realm of possibility if we use fair information practice principles like the unified modeling language. it is an academic question at this point. is done asink it simply as anyone would like. >> as a technical matter, it is possible to reduce and control how much information somebody has. there is a tendency to take the easy path and collect everything and keep it because it might turn out to be useful. as opposed to being very thoughtful from the beginning about what you really need and how you can boil the data down to retain the things you need for your business model rather than ke

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we have seen a culture oft. one who isn't deployed was beat up in the last couple of days.fled the country. we have seen a lot of the naval wives and families leave crimea because they are concerned. there have been intimidating phone calls. this is a very pro-russian town largely because it's been home to the russian black sea fleet and they have close ties to moscow. there has been a public, jubilant atmosphere here since the referendum on sunday, since these very swift actions moving towards becoming part of russia. and any dissenting voices have been quashed quickly. you wouldn't fly a ukrainian flag on the streets here you get a lot of criticism and perhaps even a little bit of violence. i think there certainly is a fear, those who are not for what's been happening here in the last couple of days. they are going to either try and stay quiet or try and get out of here. of course, you have the practicalities. how do they sell their homes? how do they sell their cars? administratively, everything is pretty much frozen here. >> jennifer, great talking to you. thank you for

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we've never really seem him get in frond oft of a rally of thous of advocates., he was almost channeling the fierceness mayor deblasio brought down the campaign trail. >> it's a perfect mirror image. people who are outside new york don't know this about governor cuomo, but he's loved to use democrats as foils, loved to push against democrats, left-wing democrats to show how centrist he is. he just got given a political gift in the person of bill deblasio who ran an unapologetically politically progressive campaign. >> he saw, mayor deblasio, as soon as he was elected, catapulted into the national spotlight. co cuomo is trying to boost his open image. he saw a lot of opportunities to exploit left-leaning views to set himself up as a foil. cuomo said, i think that's a state matter. the tax on the rich that mayor deblasio's made the signature issue not only of his campaign but the early days of his administration. andrew cuomo said i'm looking to cut taxes. >> andrew cuomo has fought against higher taxes for the rich from the minute he came into office. this is not

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there is data that says that top 10 manufacturers and leading companies in the world may only 20% ofte5% to the total volume. can there'd too many industries -- compared to any industries that are consolidated, ours remains quite fragmented. a company like ours, for example, has less than one percent of the total volume worldwide. though, bacardi has actually put out there that it is looking for more brown spirits in its portfolio. i wonder what kind of conditions would you consider selling yourself. >> we are family controlled and have been since the company was in 1870. the company remains very committed to the future of brown-forman. to be quite honest, with the results that we are posting in the future we see ahead of us, we don't see any change in that posture. >> have the guys from bacardi been down to louisville lately? a longave known them for time and have done work with them in the united states and the u.k. and have had partnership. there is a lot of speculation out there that relates to consolidation, particularly the since the announced suntory being deal. it specificmment

example oft is an how industries can be altered with the right kind of interventions.nufacturingbout in this country. churning out it is a bit more expensive to pay people in asia than we thought. turns out energy cheaper than we thought. turns out we have the dominant software base in the country. programming is much more important. think we should guard against determinism. the u.s. could be a winner in the advanced into fracturing niche we are talking about this morning. you talked about germany's experience. matt smith says can you comment on the manufacturing base in germany. why does it remains strong? a lot of reasons, but there is a maniacal focus on innovation. we talked about the u.s. hubs program. the bottom half or institute is a network of about 60 of these things. make sure jim -- germany has the leading edge of industry after industry, technology after technology, i they can germans feel create thousands of good paying jobs by being the innovator in the world manufacturing. i think that is the pathway for the united states. host: are there multi-streams