listening hours for pandora. pandora ceo tim westergren joins us next. it an exclusive interview with robert kaplan. that is on television and radio. he has potential risks for the u.s. and global economies. they might keep the fed on hold. mark: live from london and new york. betty: you're watching "bloomberg markets." it is time for look at the business flash. volume pharmaceuticals has filed a annual report meeting the self-imposed deadline. that means bondholders attend noticing of the fault with the financial report. they are under investigation by several agencies. they have nominated new board members. they are under incoming ceo. the debt crisis enters a new phase as weekend, and less they can go through the bond payment for the coming days. there and need of a technical default. congress is looking at a rescue plan that will probably not be brought back until congress is second from may 10. that is your business flash. shares of pandora are surging following an encouraging earnings report. first-quarter sales topped estimates and increased 4%. f

what can pandora do to change the perception on wall street?ptimistic are you about potential new revenue drivers, like concert promotions? how much can these new businesses add to the future? now ispandora right hoping that they can buy six to nine months of delivering solid numbers. the numbers at this point were not spectacular, but they are good enough that they pleased wall street. if they can do that the next two quarters, they can hopefully rollout this on-demand product they say they will put together by the in thing of the year, and that will bring in new users. than just having setback radio, you can pick whatever he wants, just like you can with spotify, a darling with investors will stop -- a darling with investors. as far as the ticket business, we will see. they have bought a relatively small take in, but we will see if they can create a one-stop shop for music lovers. whether that will work, only time will tell. westergrenkly, tim just returned to the company. there have been talks of a potential sale. does this signify to you th

keep them on pandora. going to add live events, which will sort of activity completeness of the experience. emily: a great stat -- millennials spend more time on pandora than youtube. still, the stock has dropped one and 40% over last year. what is it that investors aren't getting? tim: there is a lot of misperception, and that is my job to make sure the story is clear. the engine that drives our song collection, it is a fantastically hard problem. even as we have had a lot of competition, hour per listener per hour has continued to increase. i think that is a reflection of this massive investment we have made in personalization. the second thing is monetization. we monetize our product. those are two strategic pillars for us. i don't think they are well understood, actually. i think we're going to connect the dots in the coming months. emily: what are your plans for an on-demand product, where listeners would choose what comes on next? tim: the way you think about it is, the sort of 30 million songs in a

ofly: pandora facing a lot competition.re is spotify, apple music, it is a crowded landscape but pandora does have a strong niche. tim westergren is back to prove it. david: thank you. do not miss emily later today. she will have more with the views of -- more interviews. i will talk to the ceo of amc entertainment joining us to discuss the challenges ahead for the movie theater chain. welcome to "bloomberg markets." from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, good afternoon. the u.s. consumer turns cautious . the slowdown mean for markets in the federal reserve? and linkedin goes all in on its mobile app and we unpacked the companies are earning and see why analysts are bullish on the stock step late -- stock. are one hour from the close of trading. let's head to the markets desk. julie: we are capping off the month with the worst two-day drop since february. in part because of her and in part because of some economic data.

what can pandora do to change the perception on wall street?ptimistic are you about potential new revenue drivers, like concert promotions? how much can these new businesses add to the future? guest: pandora right now is hoping that they can buy six to nine months of delivering solid numbers. the numbers at this point were not spectacular, but they are good enough that they pleased wall street. spotify, a darling with investors. as far as the ticket business, we will see. they have bought a relatively small take in, but we will see if they can create a one-stop shop for music lovers. whether that will work, only time will tell. emily: quickly, tim westergren just returned to the company. there have been talks of a potential sale. does this signify to you that they are staying independent for the longer haul? tomorrow, don't miss my interview with pandora ceo tim westergren, 10:00 a.m. in new york, 7:00 a.m. in san francisco. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on bloomberg.com. more "bloomberg west," next. ♪ production is at its lowest sin

emily: millennials spend more time on pandora than youtube but the stock has dropped. it that investors are not getting question mark >> a lot of it is perception about the company. my job is to make sure that story is clear. it could be true because our strengths are not immediately visible. with personalization, the engine that drives our song selection and creates personal radio is a hard problem. even as we have had competition and free alternatives, hour per listener, per month listeners have increased. that's a reflection of the massive investment in personalization. the second thing is monetization. those are two huge strategic pillars for us and i don't think they are yet well understood. we will tell that story and i think it should show. emily: what about an on-demand product where listeners can choose what they hear next rather than just waiting for what comes up? how close are you to having that in place? >> we know how we will approach that. the acquisition will help with that. this is not going to be a me too service. the riemannian songs on a search box

pandora's about to get louder with its advertising, what you mean by that? time to stake your claim. we are a huge service. we account for more usage than youtube in the u.s.. at thisto be louder level of maturity and size to have that voice. emily: what does louder mean? >> it means speaking louder and be a stronger marketing presence. we are investing more this year and as we rollout products, you will see us be more vocal this year. dropped annce just entire album with exclusive streaming rights. can that change the future for title? we see more and more artists rebelling against streaming services. emily i think you will see a handful of arti who have the stature and the audience to do those kind of things. >> i don't think that will be a broader trend. i think artists will want to make their music broadly available so you will see some but i'll think it will stretch beyond the top artist. up, t mobile as more than a one million customers for the seven quarter in a row and johnleger slams the competition. you can check us out on the radio. " best of bloo

there are concerns about groups like pandora.d have options. >> give me a sense of the united states market. this is the toughest to crack. i know you are present in france. investors are saying you're maybe too close to orange, how do you crack the market, is it pricing? do need to get the music acts on board? >> i think we need good partnership models. i think we need big telephone companies like orange or others. i think we are going to be one of the big three in the world. we have a successful partnership with at&t and cricket. we are observing the market. we operate in the market. we have not found the right time to go in. >> do need to spend more on marketing? >> you asked for an example. a few hundred million is not do the trick. if you are committed strongly, you have to put a lot of financial resources behind it. it is a question of options. >> how, is it social media? if you want to tap into that market share, what kind of narrative do you have to play out for consumers? >> is a mix of social media and traditional media

i also spoke with the pandora's ceo.ut ceo when pandora was 40 people and they brought him back recently. there had been some discussion that pandora was looking at being bought out and they -- and he said they want to be independent and he laid out a i've your plan. the listener hours picked up and user numbers picked up but not that significantly. take a listen to how he addresses how pandora attacks future growth. >> there is a lot of misperception about the company. part of my job is to make sure that story is clear. it's probably because a lot of our strengths are not immediately visible. personalization, the engine that drives our song selection that creates the personal radio is a fantastically hard problem. ande have had competition free alternatives on demand, our per listener per hour or per month has continued to increase. that is a reflection of this massive investment in personalization. the second thing is monetization. wayonetize our product the broadcast radio does. those are huge strategic pillars for us

there are concerns about groups like pandora. it didn't make the environment -- the good news was, we had options. francine: give me a sense of the united states market. this is the toughest to crack. i know you are present in france. investors are saying you're maybe too close to orange, how do you crack the market, is it pricing? do need to get the music acts on board? >> i think we need good partnership models. i think we need big telephone companies like orange or others. i think we are going to be one of the big three in the world. we have a successful partnership with at&t and cricket. we are observing the market. we operate in the market. we have not found the right time to go in. francine: do need to spend more on marketing? >> you asked for an example. a few hundred million is not do the trick. if you are committed strongly, you have to put a lot of financial resources behind it. it is a question of options. francine: how, is it social media? everyone knows spotify in the u.s. if you want to tap into that market share, w

. >> pandora shares are going down. ceo since 2013, brian mccann andrews is out replaced by founder tim westergren. is this a surprise? >> losing his job? i don't think so. tim coming back, more so. he hasn't run the company in more than 10 years. being operational is not his strength. they want him to come back and an advocate for pandora. the person speaking out on its behalf to potential customers and in the record business. telephone monopoly is expanding its reach in north america. a unit of ntp data is acquiring a portion of all systems. why would dell sell this now? i think $10 billion is roughly the target. this would pay down some of the debt. they announce that sort of late last year. this is part of a free telegraph process by dell as they try to pay down debt. >> it is the hottest ticket in town in pudong. the shanghai theme park sold out. the first and is three times the size of the hong kong disneyland. are expectedsitors to walk through the gate. said this is as important as opening orlando. this is a big

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pandora trading better that be expected results.on the helm saying the company has never been more clear about the vision or confident in how to achieve it. saying that the depth and complexity of pandora's monicaization is unseen and business makes almost as much revenue per hour as broadcast radio on a fifth of the ad load and knnoted total listener hour is 100 million unique listers make it the third largest in the u.s. behind facebook and twitter. >> in the face of intense competition, our hours listen per user is steadily rising and this despite free on demand services with little or no ad load that are creating a dangerous gray market for music. >> he thinks of pandora as having the same approach and advantage of netflix and amazon. some pretty bold words there, scott. >> julia boorstin, thanks so much. dan nathan, do you like this story? >> no, here is the thing -- >> one of these times, i'll say dan nathan, do you like that story? it will be yes, i do. >> it's got a good brand and descent installed base and a lot of competit

cesar ---clientes del restaurante "cafe pandora" en san josesalien despavoridos durante el fin de semana blanca ---esto despues de que un hbre se atrincher en local, haciendo que la policia recurriera a perros, pistola electricy hasta bombas aturdidoras. ---pilar niÑo nos tiene los detalles de lo ocurrido. ;10 ;45 quick ;55 bombas aturdidoras tuvo que usar la policia de san jose el pasado sabado, para forzar la salida de este hombre que se atrinchero en un restaurante en la anida capitoempuÑando unas tijeras. despues de tres horas parapetado, el sujeto, alue pol daniel, salio completamente desnudo, y profiriendo groserias... la policia le disparo municiones no letales, luego le soltaron un perro al que el sujeto agarro a golpes finalmente con pistola electrica lograron doblegarlo noe ruano/transita en la zona 4:37 si claro una persona asi a cualquiera le da miedo 4:40 segun testigos, hacia las 6 de la tarde el sujetse metio pouna puerta trasera del cafe pandora, amenazando a los clientes y personal que alli se encontraba anthouny nastas/testigo/hermano del dueno empezo a tirar vasos cont

i talked to one of the patrons inside the pandora cafe who said there were about a dozen people inside when aman came from back behind the kitchen door and started entering the restaurant area. he did not have a weapon so far as they knew at that time, but he was shirtless and he started ranti ranting and throw things. then he assaulted an employee according to the witness inside the restaurant who i spoke with just a few moments ago. the fire department from san jose has been called as well. there is a possibility that there was a smell of gas in the cafe so the fire department was called. right now you can see here live there are a number of police officers still standing outside the nearby businesses, dollar tree, h&r block, et cetera, have been evacuated, their personnel. right now this is a standoff continuing in east san jose. reporting live, nbc bay area news. >> chuck, thanks very much. >>> we're also following breaking news out of ecuador tonight. at least 28 people are dead after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake shook the area. the quake did major damage. these are some of the firs

we mentioned pandora. let's look at those shares.ia boorstin has the results. >> he wipandora shares 5%, 6% h. the company reporting revenues of $297 million. that's $11 million higher than expected, and the company's loss of 20 cents per share, that's less than the 31 cent per share loss that was expected. but the real factor driving the shares 6% higher is the fact that the company raised full year 2016 revenue and earnings guidance. so some positive movement there for pandora's outlook. the company's listener hours grew just 4% and active listeners pretty much flat at 79.4 million but the outlook for making money from those listeners is looking better. back over to you, kelly. >> thank you, julia. it's a competitive space. we've talked a lot about the challenges that pandora has had and we'll see how tim westergren handles it going forward. >> i was going to say it's interesting they switched ceos in a quarter where they actually sort of outperformed and if you believe in pandora at this point, not the product, which i think is gr

>> i'm currently holding pandora media stocks. >> no pandora. i know people have sterned on apple once again, i like it. >> how are you? >> i'm not bad. >> caller: i'm excellent now that i'm on the phone with you. >> thanks for everything you do. wholesale buy. i got in at 17. >> golara is a trade on natural gas, don't overstay your welcome. there's a big about surf of net gas. >> let's go to jeff in florida. >> caller: i'm calling about jet.com. >> i would think it's a buy. i like web. lee in california. >> caller: big jimmy, big san diego la jolla sures boo-yah. >> how can i help? >> caller: stern or smith and wesson. >> smith is wesson, the decline has been overdone. that's the one i'd be in now. these are tricky stocks, and they preannounce good numbers, they go up and then get pancaked. how about seth in south carolina. >> caller: kramer, it's seth from myrtle beach, south carolina. i want to get your opinion on deer company. >> mr. robbins was on with david favor. he talked about our favorite. got the group running. a lot of short sellers

pandora's well-positioned in mobile. pandora shares have been crushed, down 40% in 2016 area . the stock is upgraded to a buy from neutral. they say now is the time to start buying shares. corning makes glass for a lot of the televisions we'll buy. david: thanks very much. ousseff is one step closer to impeachment. she denies any wrongdoing and says impeachment what amount -- what amount to a coup. real hit a seven-year high and the expectation that she will be impeached. rousseff isthat trying to delegitimize the chance to oust her. >> they say she has committed no crimes necessary for impeachment. they say every other president we have had since the return to democracy has done these sort of fiscal maneuvers which is the basis of the impeachment request. her because oust she is unpopular and the economy is not doing well. that has been her whole on a defense. vonnie: there's the potential for this to drag on and on. do we need a speedy resolution? the markets have been rallying on the hope the impeachment will go through and hope it will be soon. we have no clarity on whether

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the funds that doesn't open a pandora's box. wait a second, it is going to do that.going to say if you can see the evidence for what they did, why can't you see the saudi's? >> that's an argument the president will have to confront. the argument will best dressed at the earliest of the pages. here is what is not happening the gloom and doom that stuart varney predicted would happen, the lawsuits going the other way. people in serious suing the united states. people in my ransom and the united state. stuart: not yet had >> or not the system is like it have a civil war going on. the fear, the gloom and doom you raise. the coldhearted gloom and doom. stuart: i want to protect america's interests. i do want the criminalization of america's foreign policy. >> is interesting you say that because that's one of the things the dissent said. it's a chief justice and justice of and justice sÃo tomÉ or. sort of political opposite. they are basically saying since when the foreign policy of the united states is further by trial lawyers. stuart: they said that? arch liberal on the

pandora up 8%. linkedin moving higher by 4% on their respective results. and michelle, back to you. >> thank you. >>> a bay area tech leader is drawing criticism for what he said on social media about street vendors. on facebook, a ceo mark woodward responded to a post about some vendors operating near a home in willow glen. woodward wrote, quote, if that was my house, i would go out there and make their life miserable. i would do whatever it took to make them leave. if that meant destroying some of their produce or standing out there with signs to chase everyone away or just make them very uncomfortable. the post has been deleted. >>> all in all not a bad commute this morning. worst incident now is in san jose. ride on 101 in the northbound direction, before i get there, let's update you on interstate 680 here our live look. 680 on the overpass there and the on- ramp is still blocked with this police investigation from an overnight shooting. i mentioned the 101 accident. that's been slowing the ride at mckee. this is our incident on 680 southbound. what w

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the music is not necessarily available on pandora or spotify or pandora. albums still matter like books and black lives. albums still matter. he has a number of unreleased songs, a number of songs recorded never seen the light of day. even more another example of the incredible amount of work that he produced over the years. >> very sad moment, indeed. all of us will remember prince. we loved his music. very, very sad. deepest, deepest condolences to his family. brooke baldwin will continue our special coverage right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> can't believe it today. continuing our special breaking news coverage. i'm brooke baldwin. a massive loss in the world of music. pop culture. art. superstar, music pioneer,

a witness said the situation unfolded when the suspect burst into the pandora cafe and began threatening officers. gee started throwing glasses against the wall, then accusing random people of doing bad things to him and his girlfriend. >> the standoff began at 6:00 yesterday evening. police evacuated the handful of nearby businesses, then tried to coax the suspect out. he was eventually taken to san jose's regional medical center and people were allowed back to their businesses. >>> we have a follow-up on a devastating fire at a sunnyvale apartment complex. we've now learned the entire 81-unit complex has been declared uninhabitable following the fire that happened on friday. 110 people have been displaced. many now staying at the sunnyvale senior center, which has been turned into an emergency shelter. two people were hurt in the fire, several had to be rescued by firefighters after flames and smoke left them trapped on their balconies. the cause of that fire remains under investigation. >>> now to developing news overseas. a state of emergency has been declared in ecuador after a 7.8

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of course, sampling technology does open up somewhat of a pandora's box for musicians.f i can play the sound of violins, maybe i don't need to have a string section anymore. so to some degree, it has changed. it's the cotton gin so to speak. it's changed the nature of the way music is being made. i liken the whole studio experience to playing an instrument itself. look, every musical instrument is just some kind of a contraption anyway, and in many ways, the tape recorder has almost become like another musical instrument. it really makes each individual musician kind of like a conductor, a composer, an arranger. it affords each individual musician the ability to do all those things. so it almost brings us back 500 years to the days of the wandering minstrel where like somebody had to write their own tune, walk from village to village, play whatever instrument they could, and they were the whole show. (shapiro) i graduated from high school in 1960, and i didn't have a tape recorder. i had no technology. an electronic music studio was oscillators taken from the physics la

. >> and doc, a pandora jumped on the hikes, and stocks down 4%, and what are you going to do with that>> well, they beat on the top line, and listeners, and the churn was not bad, and instead of the churn where ta lost the listeners, they have added 79.4 billio billion, and so the time spent listening up. the advertising which those of us who listen for free up as well, and so that is a positive report for pandora, and bad for some of the others in the space. >> and steve weiss, buy due, the stocks are up 6%, and shy. >> yes, line linkedin, and not only did they beat the guidance, but they have raised the guidance going forward. and off of this, i bought j.d because they had gone up last quarter, and now close to the highs, and this is going to be important in may. >> and the gold is hitting a 15-month high, and one trader said that the rally is getting higher. we will go to if futures pit to see about the trade coming up. and when everybody was running away from linkedin, one of our guys ran in, and the company is reporting below out earnings, and upping the guide answers as well. and

people don't like the idea it opens a pandora's box. it's okay.ric, if you feel like a woman, you can go to the woman's room. that's not okay with america. i don't think people care. they are not going to ask questions. if you look like a woman, go to the woman's room, look like a man, go to the men's room. women, the core customers, they are shopping with kids. >> eric, i agree with john and trish here and this is target thumbing their nose at the customer base, and that's why there's outrage. i'm sick and tired of the hypocritical selective outrage by those on the left. look at businesses like paypal that pulled out of north carolina as a result of the law, 400 jobs gone. they do business in 25 countries where homosexuality is illegal and countries where this is punishable by death. >> posing this question and target's statement. if target does, in fact, change the mind set saying it's a bad business decision, change the policy, what's the transgender, lgbt and whatever letter is there, what will they say? >> if a guy is dress the up as a girl,

it is actually in our view, opening a pandora's box. this is so big, to create a standard which is yet to be determined about what box technology should be in the home. gateway devices, what reconfigurations? what new types of mandates will be imposed on cable operators? we have no idea the capital cost imposed on a company like bob's that will actually take away broadband investment which the fcc says is the most important thing for memories to do. -- members to do. we do not believe this is sensible. frankly, when i look at the impact on our members, it will once again have that is proportionate impact on smaller providers. that is why we said it is not a good idea. peter: why cannot somebody have an app? bob: if you go to the place around the corner, they have a nice exhibit. there must be four or five different commercially available set-top boxes that run apps. tivo, gameple tv, consoles, smart tvs, blu-ray players, chrome cast, all of those represent a new way of watching television on connected devices. there is not a government

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. >> reporter: if this turns into a criminal case it could open a pandora's box for politicians across the state. >> if he gets into trouble, then the door is open for almost every candidate and political party in the state. >> reporter: mayor de blasio has a 1:00 event in brooklyn will be inundated with allegations. eyewitness news. >> dray, thank you. >>> in brooklyn, firefighters are still putting out hot spots after this huge fire gutted three residential buildings. nine people recovered including seven firefighters. this morning several families are displaced. diana rocco is live in cypress hill. >> reporter: lori, good morning. we have a lot of fire department activity out here this morning. it has been a long night as they continue to put out hot spots. three of the buildings on the block have been destroyed, reduced to a pile of rubble. two others badly damaged. we just learned it was people inside the church that smelled smoke and called 911. more than 200 firefighters responded to the fast-moving fire that struck six alarms the flames were so intense multiple buildings were c

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but it did open that particular pandora's box. >> host: here's the book, "lights out: a cyber attack, a nation unprepared, surviving the aftermath." the author, ted koppel. >> today republican presidential candidate governor john kasich of ohio holds a town hall meeting in rockville, maryland. that state is among those holding presidential primaries on tuesday. you can see the town hall live at 2 p.m. eastern on c-span. ♪ ♪ >> madam secretary, we proudly give 72 of our delegates to the next president of the united states -- [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause]

it's actually, in our view, opening a pandora's box because this rulemaking is so vague, in our view, to create a standard which is yet to be determined about what box technology should be in the home, what gateway devices, what head-end reconfigurations, what new types of technological mandates will be imposed on cable operators that we have no idea the capital costs that will be imposed on a company like bob's that will actually take away broadband investment which the fcc ironically says is some of the most important things they want our members to do. so we do not believe that this is a sensible rulemaking that needs to move forward and, frankly, when i look at the impact on our members, it will, once again, have that disproportionate impact on smaller providers. and that's why we've said this is not a good idea. >> host: why can't somebody have an app that does the same thing -- >> guest: absolutely. >> guest: they can, they do. if you go to ncta which is just right around the corner here, they have a very nice display or exhibit of i think there must be four or five different co

stephen: in the shadow of the homes of high-tech tenants such uber, ask, and pandora-- john: this is where it starts at. stephen: we walked the streets of east oakland. stephen: so i see cops already here. is this a nightly occurrence? john: oh yes. absolutely. stephen: where residents say they've been left behind. john: there was money here. it moved out. stephen: we met john jones here. he grew up in this neighborhood, where he said there was little hope, and lots of drugs and violence. this, according to more than a dozen people we talked to, is ground zero for the problem of gun violence in america, on streets like this one, where guns are a way of life. john: and i'm not talkin' about, like, just one set of gunfire. like, it could be three, or four, five different sets of shootin's. stephen: we walked past the spot where last september two people were gunned down. john: every night, pa-pa-pa-pa, all kind of guns. stephen: and in a six-block radius around where we walked, another half dozen people had been murdered since october, all with guns. john: you get to a point where coul

now we think of spotify or pandora today.ing with formats with instruments or technology to reach his fans. >> we talk about him as a businessman. hasn't he really proven to be an artist who was in control of his brand. not necessarily the record companies in control of prince. >> reporter: that's right. in 2004, he wants freedom to produce all of the music. as a businessman, he was about control and having that freedom. he was media shy. he didn't give interviews often. when he did, he had a lot to say. he was media savvy. it is notable, he was working on his first book. a memoir. he was working on it with his brother. it is unclear how much was written or if it will ever see the light of day. it wasn't supposed to come out until late 2017. i wonder if he knew it was time to put pen to paper to put down his life experiences. just at the age of 57, he has been taken away from the world far too soon. >> the words he spoke to his fans that gathered at his last event on saturday. wait a few days before you say prayers for me is

they want him to be an advocate for pandora and be the person who is speaking out on its behalf overustomers. japan's former telephone monopoly is expanding its reach in north america. ntt data is acquiring a portion of del potro systems for $3 billion. why with del sell this now? $2 million is roughly the target. it is to pay down some of the debt they have taken on. thata $67 billion deal they announced late last year. processpre-telegraphed that they would raise money to pay down debt. >> it's the hottest ticket in town. disney's new thing part in shanghai sold-out after hours of going on sale. ofis three times the size disney and hong kong. 3 million visitors are expected to walk through the gate. >> the ceo said it is as important to disney than opening orlando to disney world a generation ago. this is a big deal and a play on the growing burden a middle class in china. calmasing disposable and and consumerism -- increasing disposable consumerism. parks and resorts have been a fantastic business for disney. businesses the resort better than disney. they are certainly world leade

in 2009's "avatar" the navian pandora got their own vocabulary.rson recently created the language for the dark elves in the latest "thor" film. these invented languages inspired a linguistics class at the university of california san diego. and they have a cult following of devoted fans. this woman busted out her considerable dothraki skills. on "game of thrones" actor. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: it is not as easy as it may seem. >> put it altogether. [ speaking foreign language ] >> you did that really well. >> reporter: peterson has created languages for nine shows and three movies. before game of thrones no language creator ever thought they would be paid for their work at all. it was just completely unrealistic. it is basically our golden age. >> reporter: ben tracy, los angeles. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will >>> beyonce's ground breaking album "lemonade" is generating buzz for its content and for the way it is being released. here's vladamir duthiers. ♪ they don't love you like i love you ♪ >> reporter: if you missed beyon

pandora is unleashing the monsters and teamed up with a god to bring the apock lips to slep slep i am struggling with a curse. i tend to eat people when i change into it. >> let's check it out. in sleepy hollow tonight. >> you two are busy then? >> yeah, kind of. jen is stuck at the top of bear mountain right now. >> you all right, son? >> no. you need to run. run! >> you have an incredible hulk thing going on. >> you are not cured. >> i guess not. this is tonight and from next week. >> that is wild. bear mountain, that is ours? it is all in the new york area. very cool. >> it is a very physical show. >> yes a lot of running in the woods and chasing the demons. >> do you have to, do you have background in martial arts? >> yes, i have a black belt and i was a wrestler in high school and track and field. it is not a sitting down show. >> black belt in karate? >> yes. >> can you take him down? >> i don't want to do that. >> i have a platinum belt. [laughter] >> do you get hurt in the show? >> no. we had a sparring system earlier. >> where'd you grow up? >> in california. the tech boom st