. >> om! everybody sit on the floor indian style like me. om! you're wearing a stress, keep your knees together. nobody wants to see that, om! >> okay, yes, that clip is funny. but they don't show the true portrayal of what meditation really is and how it's done. russell simmons is back with some insight into what makes meditation so important to our overall health and well-being. so as we were talking, you said in your book that there were so many excuses that people give for not wanting to meditate. the worst one you said was, i'm too busy. >> too busy to meditate. >> too busy for 20 minutes. >> if you don't have 20 minutes, you need two hours. >> you said that in your book. >> that's not my statement. it's very true. >> how do you convince these people that they've got the time and the equipment? >> well, we all have the equipment and we have to make the time. you make time for a shower. we brush our teeth. we make time to go to the gym. we work out every part of our body except the most important parts. we have to reboot the brain every day.

we are joined by om malik.rt by talking about innovation and how you feel a deal would impact that ecosystem. >> the impact will be when net neutrality is broken and companies like comcast can decide whose traffic flows faster on their network. the future, for instance, the next google or the next instagram or the next twitter comcast too pay to be successful. it is like they are acting like the mob. >> more than one third of all internet users in the u.s. will go through comcast or time warner. ofve only got a couple seconds here, but the internet is not he will now. equal now. >> it isn't, but the floats the odds against -- loads the odds against startups even more. i think we should be very worried about that in an innovation economy. >> om malik, thank you. we will be right back with our special edition of "bloomberg west: comcast everywhere." ♪ but you are watching a special edition of "bloomberg west: comcast everywhere" covering the potential impact of the comcast-time warner cable merger. i'm emily chan

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the om offense was pablo sandoval's fourth home run in last 16 at-bats. he has a sac fly, 2-0.nts win 2-1 and they own the best record at 31-18. two first place teams met in toronto today except oakland's bats are missing plus the a's defense is still shaky and today they simply got outhustled. yoenis cespedes was the only player able to handle the knuckleball. cespedes with six of the club's hits and starts with this blast. 1-0 lead in the 2nd inning. toronto ties t g

the om offense was pablo sandoval's fourth home run in last 16 at-bats. he has a sac fly, 2-0.nts win 2-1 and they own the best record at 31-18. two first place teams met in toronto today except oakland's bats are missing plus the a's defense is still shaky and today they simply got outhustled. yoenis cespedes was the only player able to handle the knuckleball. cespedes with six of the club's hits and starts with this blast. 1-0 lead in the 2nd inning. toronto ties the game, thanks to an oakland error. in the 5th brett lawrie rips this pitch. lawrie earned that one,-1 in the 5th. they won ten of their last games, but melky cabrera with the chop to 1st. chavez can't find the handle. one run scores, but josi reyes scores. a's aren't the only team making miscues. andrew miller throws a skidder to 2nd base a figueroa scores the game-winner. the reining world series champs have lost nine games in a row. >> i haven't seen any reason to think that miami will not three-peat. tonight they played rope-a-dope with india and come back with their own hay makers. the visitor pacers jump out

the longest war in american history, after september 11, and if we do, in deed, see the troops come ome from afghanistan, the draw down, as president obama has called for it, if we see that as the end of the long war, as it is sometimes called, it is really time to think about how we are going to live up to these ideals we proclaim. it is going to be a challenge. it is going to be a tough foreign policy equation. it is going to challenge our notion of what is democracy? and is it possible that slammists -- islammists could be democratic or not? we see it in turkey. now they are going back, and they are starting to have their own crackdown in turkey. indonesia, we have seen one of the most successful democracies in the muslim world thrive, and the islammists play a role there. why is it we don't think islammists can be part of democracy anymore than christian fundamentalists are part of american democracy? we have to get sophisticated about the expregnants of faith in different parts of the world, and how they are going to inform overnment. there are people i know in the state department

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other teams, a fell om game of throwner being drafted. >> his brother chris plays for st. louis but not all reaction as you would imagine was positive. miami dolfins stacy don joins was pushed to tweet omg and horrible. >> safe to say jones isn't the only one with that type of reaction. no doubt, that will get more scrutiny for freedom of speech from any team like the dolf ingraham's organization which has had so much scandal around it when they had the bullying issue. so essentially, that was the only one we saw publically. there is a lot more of that going on. right now, for the most part, everything positive, especially on the ramirez's side of things. >> why is the rams such a good fit for sam? >> it helps proximity. the defensive player of the year. the missouri. it's st. louis missouri. >> he has a built-in fan base. his coach, geoff fisher is a guy who is no nonsense. you can play, if you can play, you are going to play. and he said that his team is very mature. so this is a team that is not going to have the issues like we just saw, like we saw with the dolphi in.

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thank you. .oming up a key concession could put ge closer to their deal with alstom. ♪ >> welcome back"on the move." time now for some company news. astrazeneca are lower after pfizer abandoned its 69 billion pounds takeover of the company. pfizer said the opera represented its full value under the u.k. takeover rules. pfizer is now required to wait at least three months before restarting talks with astrazeneca. it involves a potential $20 billion deal involving all ports and rail projects in the area agreed upon in the world's largest on tap iron ore resource. malaysia air says it will not seek bankruptcy and will instead accelerate an overhaul to break even next year. company shares plunged the most since 1998. this month amid investor concern that the government may let the company failed. said its jet disappearance in march put additional stress on operations. general electric ceo will meet the french president francois hollande to make their case for the acquisition of alstom international. our international correspondent has a preview. runs hope that everything according to plan

. >> caroline hyde. ,oming up next is netflix taking on europe. they announce the biggest expansion since 2011. >> welcome back. by administering a. cranny.manus basic resources and telecoms lead the markets. the bank of japan does nothing. zone consumer confidence is expected to rise a little bit later. the lowest since 2012. what will happen in the global economy? more talks about exit strategies. bankers, what stocks should you be eyeing? >> three. be facing ¥50 dollars -- $5aling with sanction billion for dealing with sanctioned countries. more than many expected. it is the value of the pound that is eating into the earnings. the stock is down. i love this company. the world's largest shipping line. their stock is going higher. >> that is the scenario. >> let's give you some of the top headlines. the japanese central bank refrains from additional easing, saying that the economy can weather the impact. the contraction is projected for this quarter. on bank is counting companies still wanting to invest. the bundesbank board member sees new risk

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