i'm filling in for pimm fox. bill cohen joins me. revelation, not in the biblical sense, but every guest will be revelatory. edward snowden pass rush and have sparked numerous questions around the world. we will talk to an author that took an intimate and look at him and vanity fair this month. michael king will tell us why his new venture and boxing will be a revelation. and stephen marley, son of reggae legend bob marley is out with a new album. we will talk about the is ms. of being marley and all of that in the next hour. >> it's not everyday you get the ceo of green hill here and we have rob gilbert. >> rangers legend. >> i'm not even a rangers fan. >> i am. let's get on to the breaking news after hours. su keenan, what is the latest ? >> shares of netflix are soaring in extended trading. the company else it will start charging customers, new customers one or two dollars more a month for an online via -- video service. they reported first order sales and subscriber growth that beat analyst forecast. meanwhile, late word out this

i am pimm fox. today's theme is selling, plain and simple. u.s. stocks tumbling. a lot of selling going on. the nasdaq composite index falling the most since 2011. we have a discussion around the selloff in just a moment. plus the chicago cubs looking to sell a minority ownership stake to renovate. their iconic home -- wrigley field. i will speak to the executive advising on the sale. and the chief executive of fatburger. he looks to sell you a 2000-calorie hamburger. first, headlines from my radio cohost carol massar. >> thanks. ebay and activist investor carl icahn have finally come to an agreement over whether to split off paypal from ebay. icahn said he would drop his campaign to add two board members and force paypal to spin off. and bill gross says that mohammed el-erian should've come forward about his role as a head plunge manager. >> this is not indicative of what this company is, what this company was, or what our company will be. >> he spoke to trish regan. he says that el-erian's departu

i'm pimm fox. today is deemed "fresh ideas pees." microsoft is pushing to the cloud and they say it's paying off for the bottom line while amazon.com chief executive is pumping money into services for future growth. we will examine both of these technology giants. and the regulatory look at e-cigarettes. producing -- proposing some new rules. and bazooka, remember the company that makes gum? it is looking to stay fresh in the candy business. all that and more over the next hour. but first, carol massar. >> the push to the cloud seems to be paying off. the third-quarter net income was $.68 a share. was $.63 inestimate profit sales. million -- $20.4 million. missing analyst estimates -- roughly for the second quarter will be breaking even the three cents a share. analysts predicted a nickel a share. amazon rose during its first quarter, limiting profit to $.23 on sales of $20 billion in line with analyst estimates. back over to you. >> let's learn more about amazon.com. jon erlichman is in los angele

i am pimm fox.erspective. you will get a lot of it. this hour, you will hear from an energy investor, t boone pickens, and another speaking from the milken global conference. hise pickens gives perspective, while the governor of colorado discusses the benefits of his perspective of legalized marijuana. plus, an actress, bridget monahan. she tells us how living below the poverty line can change one's perspective. my producers will once again try to stop me over the next hour, but first, let's get headlines from my radio cohost carol massar. >> thanks so much, pimm. after the close of trading, herbalife raising its forecast. plus, they halted their dividends. the stock is higher in after-hours trading. , a companyh results reporting their earnings exceeding estimates, higher in trading, hours of buffalo wild wings, and there is a lot of backlash over donald sterling. companies, including virgin , ended theirrmax sponsorship of the team after a ledger traces comments attributed to sterling. much, terre

i am pimm fox.oday's theme is acceding estimates. apple and facebook both exceed estimates for the earnings. apple expands its buyback program to $90 billion. we have an earnings roundtable coming up on these tech giants. also, i will introduce you to the chief executive of irobot. the company is the maker of the roomba. the floor-cleaner robot. falling today.e we will find out why. a story to inspire you to greater success. eric legrand is the former football player currently paralyzed, but he continues to exceed everyone's expectations. first, headlines from cohost carol massar. >> thank you. a big story in the after-hours is apple. the company exceeded estimates on both the top and bottom line and raising its buyback program. apple announcing a seven for one stock split, also increasing its dividend. the stock is soaring in the after-hours trade up $.59 a share. regular the close after trading. facebook saw its sales and profit blow past analyst estimates. the social networking giant also saying

i'm pimm fox.go to radio cohost, carol massar. pentagonhagel says the could send additional u.s. troops to europe in response to tensions over the ukraine. ugly with bloomberg in hawaii. peter cook asked him -- speaking exclusively with bloomberg in hawaii. i don't think anyone misjudged vladimir putin. discuss back to 2008 when putin invaded georgia. this is not a particularly new approach that he has taken. what you always have to do is be prepared. they want to de-escalate the ukraine crisis and reach a diplomatic solution. in other headlines today, houseeb says the needs new leadership. he says the current directors don't own enough stock to ensure that their interests are aligned with theirs. >> thanks very much, carol massar. withature individuals major, schmitz that might not have happened without that a-ha moment. the public relations girl for she finally hit what she describes as rock bottom. gabrielle bernstein is the new york times best-selling author of "may cause miracles." she has a n

i'm pimm fox. good night. ♪ . .r 3 in san francisco, welcome to "bloomberg west," where we cover the global technology and media companies that are reshaping our world. i'm emily chang. dropbox launches chapter two with a new photo at. -- app. a new board member, condoleezza rice. tesla response to its latest roadblock. first, a check of your top headlines. nuno resigned pc

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i am pimm fox. for a look at the headlines, let's go to my radio co-host, carol massar. thanks, pimm. sanctions against russia because of its actions. the sanctions target individuals and companies in the inner circle of vladimir putin. andncludes travel bans asset freezes. and increasing dividends and buybacks, bank of america says it made a decision after finding an error in its stress test. which was submitted to the federal reserve. and general electric may find some competition. siemens could make an offer if they get access to the same financial information as ge did. this is from sources familiar. that is a headline this hour. >> thank you. let's go to the milken global conference taking place in los angeles. bloomberg's erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle have been speaking with the guests all day, and currently, they are with the governor of colorado. erik? stephanie? pimm, thank you so much. we are, again, with governor john hickenlooper. here in beautiful beverly hills. >> glad to be here. >> colorado has fascinated the area for many reasons, but recently, the n

i'm pimm fox.oday's theme is twisted. some small business owners feel a bit twisted by yahoo! and yell. -- yelp. they're upset that local online reviews are being wiped out after yahoo! partnered with yelp. we're going to have both sides of the story. plus, the kiss lead singer, paul stanley, has provided us with decades of twisted music. but he's going to talk today about his induction into the rock 'n roll hall of fame, as well as his new book. and the chief executive of the philly pretzel factory, his+++ do you do with that data? >> this is a scary part. google gets to know us better than we do. they're trying to take all the information they have about you and re-engineer the human brain, to understand how you work and think. to be able to predict that you're going to go out to a restaurant tonight and make a reservation for you. to be able to tell you what you want and have you -- have it delivered to you before you order it. all of these data are going to be used in amazing ways and in really

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i'm pimm fox. today's theme is doing things with style. millionr, more than 5.5 beauty and wellness appointments were booked on style feed. we will talk to the chief executive and find out how she filled this style void. it is in nearly 15,000 u.s. cities. bright tv brings electronic style to your home indoors and out. also built for sporting venues as well as your backyard. it is monday, so they will try to stump me with my mystery guest. we will see if they can do so. but first, headlines from carol massar. >> the big headline today was the continued drop in u.s. stocks. the s&p 500 losing more than one percent. the index now at a three week low that has erased the benchmark game for the entire year. coke industries run by the koch brothers and goldman sachs are near buying flickr group for cvc -- from cvc capital partners. deal may be announced as early as this week. and consumer borrowing in the united states rising more than forecast in the month of february. the 16.5 billion dollar credit exc

i'm pimm fox. today's theme is twisted. some small business owners feel a bit twisted by yahoo! and yell. they're upset that local online reviews are being wiped out after yahoo! partnered with yelp. we're going to have both sides of the story. plus, the kiss lead singer, paul stanley, has provided us with decades of twisted music. but he's going to talk today about his induction into the rock 'n roll hall of fame, as well as his new book. and the chief executive of the philly pretzel factory, his twisted products have led him to profits. all that and more over the next hour. first the headlines. >> google out with its earnings after the close of u.s. trading. the company's sales falling short of estimates. revenues excluding sales passed on to partners was $12.2 billion in the first quarter, shy of a projection by analysts for 12ds.3 billion. shares are dropping in the after hours trade. american express also out with its results. the company said first quarter profits rising 12% and that beast an

i'm pimm fox. today's theme is twisted. some small business owners feel a bit twisted by yahoo! and yell. they're upset that local online reviews are being wiped out after yahoo! partnered with yelp. we're going to have both sides of the story. plus, the kiss lead singer, paul stanley, has provided us with decades of twisted music. but he's going to talk today about his induction into the rock 'n roll hall of fame, as well as his new book. and the chief executive of the philly pretzel factory, his twisted products have led him to profits. all that and more over the next hour. first the headlines. >> google out with its earnings after the close of u.s. trading. the company's sales falling short of estimates. revenues excluding sales passed on to partners was $12.2 billion in the first quarter, shy of a projection by analysts for 12ds.3 billion. shares are dropping in the after hours trade. american express also out with its results. the company said first quarter profits rising 12% and that beast an

i'm pimm fox. today's theme is launch. as in space and space-x. it's set to launch not a rocket necessarily but a lawsuit against the u.s. air force. the company protesting a venture involving u.s. satellite launches. we'll bring you details. plus, northwestern university's football players take a vote on whether to launch a union. we debate the positives and the negatives of this historic move that could change college sports forever. and superstar entertainer dolly parton. she dishes on her legendary career and the novel way that she is launching her new music album. but first, let's launch into headlines with my radio could he host -- co-host. >> thank you very much. ford out with its earnings today. the automaker's first quarter net income coming in just below $1 billion. the number represents a 39% drop from a year ago and less than analysts were looking for. ford shares falling on that news. russia's sovereign debt rating cut to the lowest investment grade. the credit agency saying further do

i'm pimm fox.sident obama is set to take a trip to asia and has stopped set for japan, korea, will asia, and the philippines. ,his comes as new tensions about between north korea and south korea. jamie metzl is . trip to theng a region on thursday. >> it is a crazy time. there is so much happening in asia and it has become more central in the world than it has in hundreds of years. the u.s. is fighting to maintain its rules-based system we have been supporting for 70 years. china is challenging that system in fundamental ways. >> korea, what is the biggest topic therefore the president? >> the big thing in south korea, -- well, two things. one is trade. unhappyed states is with the feeling that south korea has benefited as exports to the united states have gone up. but they don't have enough. that is a big issue. also, south korea and japan are at their worst level of relations in many decades. areif south korea and japan divided, that certainly harms u.s. interests in the region and empowers china

i'm mark crumpton in today for pimm fox. today's theme is deals. a meeting in geneva produced a ukraine accord, a move to de-escalate the conflict. in just a moment, a former u.s. ambassador to ukraine will tell me what this means going forward. plus, i will speak to a ceo on bill ackman, who just completed a deal of his own. and we will talk to the executive who makes teeth. all of that and more over the next hour. at first, the headlines with my colleague, su keenan. but thank you, mark. >> thank you, mark. president obama expressed some doubt over the accord over ukraine. >> i think there is the possibility, the prospect that diplomacy may de-escalate the situation and we may be able to move to what has always been our goal, which is to let the ukrainians make their own decisions about their own lives. >> the u.s. and its european allies have threatened to ratchet up sanctions against russia if it does not act to calm the situation in eastern ukraine. meanwhile, herbalife is back in the headlines again. it is under investigation by attorney gene

i'm pimm fox. today's theme is redefining boundaries. aereo will have its say in front of the supreme court. justices will look at the legality of the service that is shaking up the television industry. plus, i will speak with a marijuana executive is capitalizing on the legalization of pot. and i will sit down with the cofounder of paperless post. this company wants to redefine how you meet, greet, or just plain invite your friends and family to events. but first, headlines from carol massar. >> at&t boosted its first-quarter earnings to $.71 per share. analysts on average estimated $.70, a penny better than it. they added 625,000 monthly subscribers, up from a year ago. charter communications is nearing a deal to acquire about 1.5 million subscribers from comcast. this according to people familiar with the situation. charter is also said to have at least 50% stake in a spinoff company. aereo's ceo and founder sat down with betty liu before oral arguments this morning. >> i don't think anyone can

i'm pimm fox. oprah winfrey thinks that the clippers may suit her just one day after donald sterling is banned from the mba. oprah winfrey says she is in discussions to make a joint bid for the term. plus, meet the man who has designed suits for frank sinatra, clint eastwood, and ringo starr. detailsf executive behind futuristic suits. all of that and more in the next hour. first, the headlines with carol massar. afterp out with earnings the close of trading, raising its second and two-year forecast after its stock finished higher in after-hours. metlife reported a 35% increase in first-quarter profit and made derivative gains and international growth. i saw operating profit of $1.37 per share, missing the analyst estimates. twitter saw its stock hit its lowest level since he last year's ipo. membership in the first quarter reached 255 million, with year-over-year growth to celebrating. the twitter ceo is focusing on the long-term. focused onxtremely strengthening our core product, twitter and vne.

i'm pimm fox. today's theme is redefining boundaries. aereo will have its say in front of the supreme court. justices will look at the legality of the service that is shaking up the television industry. plus, i will speak with a marijuana executive is capitalizing on the legalization of pot. and i will sit down with the cofounder of paperless post. this company wants to redefine how you meet, greet, or just plain invite your friends and family to event. but first, headlines from carol massar. >> at&t boosted its first-quarter earnings to $.71 per share. analysts on average estimated $.70, a penny better than it. they added 25,000 monthly subscribers, up from a year ago. charter communications is entering a deal to acquire about 1.5 million subscribers from comcast. this according to people familiar with the organization. turner is also said to have at least 50% -- charter is also said to have at least 50% stake in a spinoff company. aereo ceo and founder sat down with betty liu before oral argument

i'm pimm fox. today's theme is delivery. in just a moment i'll going to be speaking with senator richard blumenthal, a democratic from connecticut. he's upset at the pace of the general motors recall. he's going to react to g.m. chief executive who says that recall parts are being shipped to dealers as soon as possible. also i'll introduce you to the president of aol.com which is releasing the new video format for its customers. details. but first, let's get headlines from my radio co-host. >> thank you so much. shares of yahoo! are rising in after-hours trading. that after the company set its first quarter sales top estimates. the latest numbers may indicate that the turnaround effort under the c.e.o. is having some success. intel also reporting after the closing bell. the world's largest semiconductor maker forecasts second quarter sales that may exceed estimates. intel chips are used in more than 80% of the world's p.c.'s. and c.s.x. is seeing better than expected profits. earnings excluding a t

i'm pimm fox. i am here at the ferrari showroom. in midtown manhattan.g the 60th anniversary of excellence in the united states. my guest, marco mattiacci. thank you to your whole crew giving us access to your showroom and all the automobiles. you have been gracious and full of great information, even though you have not given us a test drive. let's talk about the car itself. i wonder if you can give us an idea of some of the special features of the 458 speciale. how many additions will be made? >> we will not bring more than 200 units. next year no more than 150. it is very limited. >> what will we find inside? there is no leather. the issued before, of ratio power to weight. no aluminum, no glove box, no leather. we looked at aerodynamics but this is the most aerodynamically engineered ferrari. this is the best v8 in the industry even for single output. >> can you open it? glassit through this window.also, it looks like you have wings on a side of the automobile here. this is a majoring engineering. the body is all aluminum? >> yes, all aluminum. we re

i am pimm fox. loggers want to know why it took for partfor a recall that has been linked to 13 deaths. the chief executive said she did not know but she was investigating. we want to give -- get more insight on today's testimony. matt miller joins us from capitol hill. he has been following the proceedings all day from detroit. carl brower. i want to begin with you. just described the mood, described the situation on capitol hill. >> it was quite a frenzy. i have not seen this kind of scrum around anyone. very interesting she has gone from the beloved female ceo and the auto industry to the congressional piÑata and this -- span of two months. it was definitely interesting. we did not get as much news out of her as we thought. she was not transparent. that is one of the goals she laid out for herself yesterday in a statement. she said she would be contrite and transparent. she definitely was the former. she apologized and expects terror regret over the great tragedy but she did not share almost in f

i am pimm fox. are theme is things that striking. striking headlines coming up. the heartt bug called bleed. we have details. plus herbalife is the target of a federal bureau of investigation probe. we will discuss those headlines in a moment. and, the striking vikings. live on the set, i will have a striking $25 million diamond set to go off at auction. let's get headlines from my cohost, carol massar. mentioned, the story after the closing bell is herbalife. is accused of being a pyramid scheme, and is said to be probed by the fbi. herbalife says they have no knowledge of any investigation by the fbi. the stock falling sharply on the news. >> thank you. we will talk more about herbalife in a moment. the national security agency, the nsa, new about the internet heartbleed bug. instead of telling anybody, they used the flaw in internet security to gather intelligence. beenn robertson has following the story. he joins us. we have cory johnson. i want to begin with you. what does the nsa have to do wi

i am pimm fox.oday we will be speaking to deepak chopra, the theme being well being. i will speak with the author, an expert on wellness. he will discuss politics, business, even love. plus, the well-being of the u.s. manufacturing sector. and it is monday so my producers will once again try to stop me with the mystery guest. all of that and more over the first, let's get the headlines from su keenan. >> a big story in the news, gm announcing after it the bell the recalling of 1.4 million cars in the u.s. to fix the power steering issues. this is one day before ceo mary barra is set to testify. in washington. she will face total recalls of 750 million cars. they had previously announced a much lower figure. janet yellen announced that they will move fed stimulus for some time. she says that it will continue to do what needs to be done, even after holding interest rates near zero for more than five years. those are the top headlines. back to you. pimm? >> all right, thank you very much, su keenan. in

i'm pimm fox. today's theme is fabric.ou will meet an executive that went from goldman sachs in their derivatives unit to beginning a yoga apparel company to talk about fabric. and the chief executive is returning to his yoga heritage. plus, a social champion of togetheruses weaves around the world a transparent as its plan for the coming age. details, coming up. and my producers will once again try to stymie with tonight mystery guest. -- stumped me with tonight mystery guest. but first, carol massar. but citigroup stock rose -- >> stock rose four percent today. , ceo, andcofounder its largest investor have no land to sell shares. the company made the to stopment as it seeks concerned that it will flood the market. the post and the guardian reported that the nsa had collected data on u.s. residents. >> thanks very much, carol massar. google is adding drones to its fleet of robots and driverless automobiles. the company said it has acquired titan aerospace. this is a company that provides customer access to data services a

i am pimm fox. let's get headlines from my cohost, carol massar. herbal life is the week story. it has been accused of being a german team. this is according to a person familiar with the matter. they have no knowledge of an fbi investigation. that is our big headline. >> have you ever had a great business idea before breakfast? that tells you it has to be a new app that everyone wants. you don't have any of the programming or technological expertise. kuty, thank you for being here. what is clevertech? how do you describe it to people who are not clever, not technologically advanced? >> it is a digital product development agency. what we do is help entrepreneurs ring their ideas to life. >> what is an example? >> for example, if you look at our most exciting clients, domino.com. they were founded by the cofounder of huma. we started with them at the beginning. we created a minimal viable product. we delivered in 30 days. >> what is a minimal viable product? >> when you examine an idea and you want to get it out to the marketplace, you want to validate, make sure people want what

i am pimm fox. let's get headlines from my cohost, carol massar. herbal life is the week story.s been accused of being a german team. this is according to a person familiar with the matter. they have no knowledge of an fbi investigation. that isur

. >> around the corner from where our very own pimm fox lives, we are talking about demolishing the museum folk art. static,cture is not least of all urban architecture, which jostles daily with its environment and the multifarious human to work and play in that apartment. one story from the living city, a building loses its lifeblood." they are talking about taking down this 82-foot-high iconic faÇade and move it to queens. >> why queens? >> because there is room for it at ps1. he says it is taxidermy, not preservation. >> but the metropolitan museum on 5th avenue here has the united states or whatever there. >> in the american wing. >> in the "surveillance" wing, there is a temple of "surveillance." [laughter] >> david kirkpatrick, you started off as a graphic person ore you became an author -- >> my wife is a painter, a painter. >> are we confusing with taxidermy? >> i do not think it is a black and white question, but the row question is whether the museum of modern art need to create such an empire that and knocks down a museum that is beautiful right next to it, so it can be yet more

i'm pimm fox. today's theme is exploration.manent human settlement by mars by 2025. to hear my interview with the cofounder and chief executive behind this ambition -- ambitious endeavor. and a drone you can launch just by throwing it in the air. our small to big segment features a standout device

i'm pimm fox. >> ament -- amazon stock is plunging. arising 23%nses limiting profit.zon also forecasted net milliong loss of 55 dollars.

i'm filling in for pimm fox. ohen joins me. biblical sense, but every guest will be revelatory. edward snowden pass rush and have sparked numerous questions around the world. we will talk to an author that took an intimate and look at him and vanity fair this month. michael king will tell us why

i'm pimm fox.bout northwestern university perhaps voting to perform a sports union. the votes have yet to be counted. the national labor relations board is investigating and reviewing the votes. i will have a roundtable coming up at 5:00 p.m. eastern at the top of the hour on "taking stock " about that vote and what to do to college sports. you will hear from dolly parton, the entertainer and singer. she has a new album and she will also talk about her goddaughter. you know who she is -- miley cyrus. that's coming up at 5:00 p.m. on taking stock." >> i'm looking forward to that. apple ceo tim cook hinted there are some new items in the pipeline. that got people wondering where the watch is. wearables will be topping $20 million in sales. we highlightnx, five with some serious staying power. ♪ more rankings, you can go to bloomberg.com/ranx. that's it for today's edition of "street smart." yale's stephen roach sharing his remedy for the china slowdown. exactly how can this be fixed? former italian p

i'm pimm fox. today's theme is exploration. mars one wants to establish a permanent human settlement by mars by 2025. to hear my interview with the cofounder and chief executive behind this ambition -- ambitious endeavor. and a drone you can launch just by throwing it in the air. our small to big segment , youres a standout device can own artifacts from the most famous events in this world. let's get headlines from a radio cohost from carol massar. without thed we do daily top 10 list? we will find out. david letterman will retire from cbs in 2015. it will be the longest ever run for late-night talkshow host. announcing his retirement according to a twitter post from cbs news. ceo brandonng its ike has resigned. criticized for donating to an anti-gay marriage group. stocks slipm saw today, agreed to pay more than $5 billion to settle a u.s. claim. the settlement relates to cleaning up 85 years worth of pollution left behind by its err-mcgee unit.krtt- those are some of the headlines this hour. the future offor television heatin

i'm pimm fox. today's theme is fabric.t from goldman sachs in their derivatives unit to beginning a yoga apparel company to talk about fabric. and the chief executive is returning to his yoga heritage. plus, a social champion of togetheruses weaves around tor

pimm fox is up next. ♪ >> this is "taking stock." i'm pimm fox.ith style. millionr, more than 5.5 beauty and wellness appointments were booked on style feed. we will talk to the chief executive and find out how she filled this style void. it is in nearly 15,000 u.s. cities. bright tv brings electronic style to your home indoors and out. also

i'm pimm fox. today's theme is exploration. mars one wants to establish a permanent human settlement by mars by 2025. to hear my interview with the cofounder and chief executive behind this ambition -- ambitious endeavor. and a drone you can launch just by throwing it in the air. our small to big segment features a standout device, you can own artifacts from the most