i'm asking you out to dinner. >> seth: please welcome piper perabo! too. >> seth: we -- it's safe to say, almost no one knows this. we worked on a small independent film years ago. that's where we first met, on the set of a film. >> i know, when we met, i didn't know you were on "snl," because i go to bed early. >> seth: sure, that's cool. that's cool. >> so after the first day, i called my agent and i told my agent, i was like, "i met the funniest guy." she's like, "oh cool." and i said who you were. he said he's "saturday night live" already. >> seth: and then you probably said, "that makes sense because he's a terrible actor." [ laughter ] >> no, you were good. >> seth: the first day all we did when we met was we made out in a car for, like, the whole day. that was our first scene. >> that happens a lot on movies. it seems like the sex scene and the makeout scene, they just do it first. you were like, "hi, nice to meet you." [ light laughter ] >> seth: we like made out so much, by the end of the day, i felt like we had been together for like five y

i'm asking future piper. free piper. can you guarantee that you still will?future piper hopes so. present larry can't live on hope. with peas and peanut butter pretzels, yes, but not with hope. >> good these days in biggs house hole. the husband on t-- on a hit tv series. and i like you just the way i am. >> stories about me and some other people. >> the best-seller list. you on a hit series. life is good. >> yeah, we have a new baby. >> a new baby. forgot the baby. >> he has got a new show coming out. he is on the best-seller list. yeah. yeah. i mean. >> what have you done to deserve all this good fortune? >> you know -- i don't know. that is a really good question. i don't really know. i think, i think i've, you haves at some point. >> it is amazing about this business, not just the business but life period. life ebbs and flows obviously. >> yeah. >> when you find yourself in one of the moments where everything is clicking on all cylinders an everything is working so well, how do you process that? >> yeah, it's a really good question. because the it's -- i

the stock getting a bit vote of confidence from piper.lf over at piper jaffrey, michael olson joins us from minneapolis. good to have you with us, good morning, michael. >> good morning. >> you think the quarter is going to be okay based on the rangings on ios. walk us through that analysis, is it as simple as looking at the top 200 games? >> i do think the quarter will be okay. i think when you look at the ranks we're seeing a consequential increase and top 20, that's a good sign given the streets modeling for flattish revenue for the quarter. i think the stock is at a price where it's priced even if we get an in line guidance, that's going to be good enough and we're excited about some of the things coming in the future. >> you say it's increasingly looking like they may not be a one hit wonder. they are hugely leveraged to the one game, candy crash saga. when will that change? >> that's been the big knock on this one like you say, one hit wonder, 67% of their bookings in q1 came from candy crush. we do think that as we get to late '15

piper, thank you. >> thanks. >> great to meet you. i think you're doing great work. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back after this. light 4 it blends in doesn't build up for a flawless nude look find your trublend at easy breezy beautiful covergirl >>> let me finish tonight with this benghazi thing. to me there's been one fine target here for the republicans. it's to somehow show that the president and/or the secretary of state didn't do all that was humanly possible to save the american ambassador and his people, didn't spend those hours working the phone, working every option to get help to them while there was still a chance to save them. anything less than that would be the kind of dereliction of duty, of course, to warrant historic condemnation. this has been the charge. the adversaries of president obama and former secretary clinton have been advancing. it's a shot to the heart, of course, an attempt to bring both or either of them down with a single bullet. well, based on the freshest information, they missed. the military peo

david piper joins us live from bangkok, thailand with how the world is reacting.david. >> good morning, heather, yes. anger and revulsion would best describe the reaction in asia. also shock because it involves the malaysian airlines jet four months after the plane went missing. families of the loved one have been gathering where it was supposed to arrive. the death toll is 398. four infants were on board. they are still contacting relatives but released the manifest on board. the manifest will also be closely looked at to see if any terror suspects were on board. reports suggest as many as 18 children were on the plane. many nationalities were on board including 150 from the netherlands, 43 from malaysia, 23 australiians. it has been reported at least 23 americans. they may be along the 43 people whose nationalities haven't been identified yet. >> they had friends on the plane and they were crying. it was really sad. >> my reks a is nervous. wondering if i don't go in. >> the news of the disasters grabbed the attention of the world newspapers in the u.k. and aust

back to you. >> david piper live from bangkok. >>> now we'll take to you a live news conference. heather has more on that >> we have the malaysian transport minister here right now to talk about the malaysian flight and mh-17. let's listen in to what he has to say. this is live, coming in. to the families of those who lost their lives, our hearts go out to those who have been affect affected. in recent hours, officials in the u.s. and ukraine have indicated that malaysia airlines flight mh-17 was shot down. it will be contro tra conveniented with international law and malaysia condemns any such action in the strongest possible terms and calls for those responsible to be swiftly brought to justice. the ukraine government will institute investigation into the acti action. >> all right, well that was the malaysian transport minister basically offering his condolences. little difficult to hear right there. we'll break that down and determine more of what they have to say about this. >> some strong words, though. he did say if, in fact, this was a missile that shot this plane down sbi

while lieutenant piper was very quiet.ow we never crack. >> he could be tough. >> you speaking? you're saying something. >> and sometimes he had a very dry sense of humor. >> stay away from the ice cream. >> one of the men's specific duties was to gather intelligence on the prison's various gangs. >> we're probably unique in how we deal with the gangs out here. we've accepted the fact that there are going to be gangs and there's nothing we can do about it. so, we try to control what they do. and we use the leaders a lot to control that. and they know if there's problems out here they can come to us and not be a snitch. >> how? how is that possible? >> part is the clout that they carry. out on the yard, there's not hardly anybody out there that's going to walk up to a leader and call him a snitch. that's part of it. the part of it is the rapport we build over the years with them. they trust us and in turn we trust them somewhat. >> one of the gang members the officers cultivated a relationship with was tommy holloman. >> th

hugo, you still have to go get the door. >> piper's job -- >> reporter: piper also sent us a device to children. it would be reassuring to know they're fine if i'm ever away and also interesting to learn whether they're as sneaky as astro. but no television, all right, guys? no tv. do your homework. i'll be right back. >> okay. >> love you. >> bye, mommy. >> reporter: just 30 seconds later, what i'd always suspected but never had seen. >> hey, hugo, i'm going to tell mom. >> i don't think she's getting hurt. i think i might get addicted to this. we asked the founder of tech savvy momma.com what she thought about these kinds of home devices. >> i think a lot of parents appreciate the ability to check in on their homes, whether it's on kids or from a security standpoint if you're away and you just want to peek in on what's going on. >> never again will you be able to lie to your mother. >> reporter: for "good morning america," claire shipman, abc news, washington. >> i don't know. i think the loser in all this is astro. >> really? >> the poor guy can't do what he wants in the comfort of

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especially nick our cfo who said look at that large item rent in our budget who said do something and piper our department and greg dalton for ongoing leadership for the club and bill adams who was on our board until he passed two weeks ago and shirley i didn't temple black and the commonwealth family who once was said has deep broad support for the club in the community that made this project possible. so groundbreaking usually has some kind of symptomic gesture to save the start of the project several people asked are we going to break or shovel or do something symptomic you know how the events at the commonwealth club they start with the gavel so we're starting a program of a different kind and do it in the unique commonwealth club way. (laughter) >> i'm going to ask several people to join me to help me representing the contingent of the generations that have brought this project to where it is charles black junior who's mother shirley will i black temple passed and rob adams who great, great grandfather founded the commonwealth club that he chuck who's tad was a long time member of the

i think you'll say a little bit bart dodd frank, chilton of dla piper.rank,ars on on dodd "in the loop" this morning. this is bloomberg "surveillance," adam got us starting on earnings. news out of apple, back to 20% earnings growth. it is also back to all-time highs. here are the highlights. mike, maybe you can speak to this. sales up 51%. india, ipad sales up 45%. you lived in asia a couple years. that appears to be the engine for apple, is it the engine? timeve spent a lot of there. from my personal observations, if i were apple and china, the demand you would see when the original iphones were released, there was celebration and people at the stores. everybody was trying to sell black-market iphones. that has died down a bit. there's not as much excitement over apple products in china as in the past. there is still a lot of market share. people are making more money. >> what are they excited for? >> in light of the samsung products are more exciting. there's a lot of local brands. >> xiaomi, for example. >> you go to beijing, shanghai, you don't have

a 1972 piper jaffray cherokee made a distress call to the venice airport yesterday just before it landed on the edge of the water on coast. the officials say a 36-year-old georgia man and his daughter were either struck by that plane or debris from the resulting crash. the ntsb investigators are now headed to the scene. >> the last thing you would expect is a plane coming down and hitting someone. a wheel was knocked off, a pro pelller was bent pretty bad. >> reporter: the 9-year-old girl was airlifted to the hospital in st. petersburg. the two people aboard the plane walked away uninjured. >>> a family's bid to swim the english channel came up short this weekend. three siblings in the wall family were attempting to make the grueling journey but after six and a half hours dustin had to pull out. devin and daniel both made it to france in 11 and a half hours with jellyfish stings and hallucinations along the way. all three will try to swim it together once again. >> why? anyway. >>> there are more calls for regulations involving a costumed character in times square. this time it was a man

maybe even two of them as capture devices according to piper are quote, still in the early stages ofrowth. and this company is transforming again, quote, for the camera selfie generation to a content enabler. think everest, think bug, think cactus. however, even piper admits there could be competition down the road and the growth may not stay as high as it is now. in the interim, i can see it as a great trade into the quarter, honestly, absolutely. the first real speed bump when the insiders can sell. might be like twitter when the insider selling could hurt the darn thing. that's so out in the future it's kind of a bit of a who cares situation right now. what can i say? gopro's got real momentum, i'm not being facetious. at least for now, maybe that's all you need to know. and wait until you see those dog and string bean movies. michael in connecticut, michael? >> hey, jim, how are you? >> i'm really good, michael, how about you? >> not too bad. >> listen, i've got a small position, and i'm thinking about adding to it. i want to know if the yield is safe. and if i should add to that

in venice florida, a man was walking with his daughter on casperson beach whether a plane, a 1972 piper cherokee came down. the daughter we are told was critically injured. >>> later, kayakers, near kennedy airport how did they enter a restrict id area, and how a convenience store robbery was foiled, when cbs news continues. over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. ganncr: we took care of your back pain. you make him the mvp. tylenol is clinically proven to provide strong, fast pain relief. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol we fill our freshly baked flatbread, with bold, unflat flavors. like taste inspired by the freshness of the mediterranean. so you always get flavor that's anything but flat. new flatbread sandwiches, try one today. [ male announcer ] over

the man was walking with his daughter on casperson beach when a plane, a 1972 piper cherokee, came down. the daughter was critically injured. >> up next, kayakers at kennedy airport. how did they enter a restricted area? and a mixed marshall arts savvy employee foils a convenience store robbery when the cbs news continues. area. continues. >> two men on a kayak were able to enter a restricted area at new york's jfk airport. the second such incident in two years. now calling the multimillion dollar are security system a failure. vicente arenas has more. >> it was this kayak that justin crooms and anthony giglio used to reach kennedy international. matinence men found them around 1:30 in the morning. crewman giglio said their kayak had overturned. >> we were almost drowning. we were kind of like couldn't hold onto the boat. we were getting pulled under and out and all different ways, even flowed a little bit. >> reporter: the maintenance workers called police. it was in this area two years ago a that the man whose jet ski ran out of gas, crossed an eight foot fence and over two active run

>> i spoke with officer piper and officer foggy leah. >> piper and who? >> foglia. >> okay. >> and had those officers interviewed witnesses at the scene? >> they had. >> do you know who they interviewed? >> i do not. >> did you interview witnesses at the scene? >> i did not. >> do you know if there was any detective that interviewed witnesses at the scene? >> yes. >> who was that? >> detective racine was on the scene, detective murphy. >> did you say racy? >> racy, r-a-i-s-s-i. >> okay. and detective murphy. >> and detective murphy. and i believe both of them interviewed witnesses. >> okay. do you have a list of those who were interviewed? >> i do. >> all right. can you tell me who those folks were? >> i cannot. >> how many were interviewed? >> multiple. >> they didn't all give exactly the same story, did they? >> no, sir. >> in fact, you interviewed several witnesses who told you that mr. harris was absolutely hysterical at that scene. >> i didn't interview anybody at the scene. >> some of your detectives interviewed witnesses who told you or told them t

we'll pay the piper over the weekend , not as cool tonight but comfortable, back in the 60s. heating up over the weekend, morning and afternoon showers, thunderstorm possible saturday. it will affect about 30% of you. not all of you will see them. you'll be able too do stuff in and around the showers and -- to do stuff in and around the showers and storms. everything will be done by 7 p.m. yellow alert sunday for bigger thunderstorms. 9:00 saturday some showers stretching down into loudoun county, fairfax county and across 95. they get heavier as they cross 95 especially up prince george's county. yellow and orange indicates some heavier rainfall. so they'll be brief and again they won't affect everyone. by lunchtime maybe some showers north of town, maybe heavier shower just to the south of annapolis headed toward gibson island actually and by afternoon and evening it's 5:00, some showers waning into charles county and prince george's county back north and west in pretty good shape. you should be able to invite people over by 7:00 tomorrow. break this down, some 60s to start

it's interesting that in my life it's always been like music has been like the pied piper.nd then in some ways it's always been a means to just kind of follow my path to my own personal destiny, that god has for me. >> so the love and the joy and the hope that you spread around the world, the humanity that these lyrics reveling in, that ain't enough? there is still something else out there that god has for you. >> i really do believe that it's just a matter of me conceiving or perceiving that in my own head. but just being hope, you know. just being open and knowing that, you know, he's able to do so much more than we can even expect or think, you know. and just be open to whatever that is. >> yeah. earth, wind, and fire, to be clear is a fusion band. >> yeah. >> not a funk band. >> yeah, right. >> a fusion band. and fusion, if i look up the definition, it suggests a mix of a number of things. >> right. >> which takes me back to your childhood to ask, what fusion? what your listening to? what were you inspired by in terms of different genre? >> i'm from denver. grew up lovi

however, piper's survey still indicates kors is a top desired handbag brand potentially giving the brand some back to school sales strength. for "nightly business report", i'm courtney regan. >>> our market monitor guest tonight says there are pockets of opportunity, you need to know where to look. welcome, nice to have you here. >> thanks for having me up here. >> there are pockets of opportunity. i assume that means evaluations are not stretched as they appear to be in some sectors. >> i think it's like that joke about the man who draowns six inches deep, the same in the market. the average looks fairly to maybe a little over valued but there are extreme pockets of over evaluation and some really extreme pockets of under evaluation, places like energy and energy services. so we've tried to dig in the value areas. >> the markets snapped back today after yesterday's sale off regaining virtually all of what it lost. >> yes. >> i wonder when you heard the news of this downing of the plane. did you do anything? did you change your portfolio at all, buy or sale? >> it's a great point. we did

the twin engine piper navajo had been airborne for only a few minutes when it crashed into an orchard and bus into flames. -- burst into flames. one person survived with critical injuries and investigators are looking into the possibility the plane was overloaded. experts said it was the worst passenger plane crash in poland in many years. >>> tonight we're seeing our first video of the purr popped leader of the militant ewe -- purported leader of the military group isis. a man is seen giving a sermon at a mosque in the iraqi city of moe sum l shul. that man -- moe shul. he's almost never seen in public and there are only a handful of photos of him. during his sermon, he calls for his followers to wage jihad. >>> and smoke is still rising from some fuel tankers that were torched by the taliban in afghanistan. there were at least 400 tankers hid machine a parking lot near kabul and -- hidden in a parking lot near kabul. they launched rockets and shot at drivers who tried to escape. the tankers are used to transport fuel for nato forces. >>> well, it was supposed to be a limited opportu

this is one that piper jaffray's called. it is a big deal.ay's, they came out with a note of a price target of $20. gains have been in the top 15 grossing iphone apps. the initial success. candy crush soda will be a catalyst later in the year. $828 target. look at that. charles: stay away from that candy crush soda. thanks a lot, nicole. right now we are joined by governor mike huckabee. the number of minor immigrants that are deported or turned away are falling largely. last year we only had 1669. is that one of the reasons why we are having this crisis right now? >> it is a large part. we are not doing anything to stop immigration. when they find out once they get across, if they can get a toe in the united states, they will get healthcare. they will get transported somewhere. mr. president, if you are running a terror organization, just send him to new mexico and walked him cross. what do you think would be the easiest way? we are mainly talking about all of these little children and the teenagers. it is not the little kids with scabies. t

the sheriff's office says the 1972 piper cherokee was under distress and planned to land on the shore. the pilot and passenger were uninjured. >>> french troops have secured the crash site of that downed al algerie plane. the two black boxes will go back to france for analysis. 118 people died in the crash that's being blamed on weather. >>> a woman in her 60s saved the day in china. the guy in gray tried to rob a jewelry store with a butcher knife. she grabs the weapon with her hands until the person behind the counter can grab a stun baton. police later took the man into custody. ouch. >>> europe's highest active volcano is at it again. mount etna ferociously erupts while lava gushes down the mountain side. national geographic says the oldest exposed material at the bottom was traesed back some 300,000 years. >>> let's get down to business now with cnbc's jackie deangeles. good morning, jackie. >>> jack lew publishing an op ed in the new york post today urging congress to close the loophole on tax inversion. tax inversion is when a company moves its tax home overseas. it's become po

despite piper bloodshed israel is preparing for a ground offensive the country's government has already approved a possible mobilization of up to forty thousand troops meanwhile medics inside gaza say of all the casualties from bombardments so fast the billions including women and children israeli army says are some aid to rockets were fired by hamas on wednesday i just policia report from the israeli border with gaza. the israeli gaza border where the mood is extremely tense throughout the course of the day we've been hearing israeli warplanes dropping the deadly cargo on gaza which is just a short distance behind me this is actually the closest you can get to gaza from the israeli side and every so often you see these huge plumes of smoke that show where these raids strikes have hit as is always the case it is civilians that are also being injured and killed in this israeli operation that is now in its second day at the same time here in southern israel the mood is also very very tense there has been the red alert which is essentially a siren warning people that the iron dome anti-mis

it's not known what caused the piper cher dee go down. the pilot sent out a distress call. he nor his passenger of hurt. the last surviving crew member from the enola gray has died. theater van kirk was the plane's navigator. the b29 dropped an atomic bomb on hiroshima, japan. van kirk died yesterday of natural causes in georgia. he was 93. rescuers in washington state faced a big challenge today. a hiker fell down an embankment. first responders decided the only way to get him out was to hoist him up to the high steel bridge 420 feet above the river. the hiker suffered a broken leg and some bumps and bruises. and then there are the two indiana women run over by a railway bridge and lived to tell about it. the video from the engineer's perspective was released today. the women were trespassing on the 80-foot-high bridge earlier this month and there was no way to escape the locomotive. the engineer feared that he killed them, but they weren't hurt and were last seen running to a car. well, they're fond of sand dunes and salty air. the seals that have fallen in love with old

back to you in studio. >> david piper joining us live. about malaysia. so unbelievable that we're talking and watching the same officials give another major press conference regarding a perilous flight in malaysia airlines right in the center of this. our initial reports, i'm thinking, wait a second. did they find the plane? what is going on here? to think they're in the middle of this again is unbelievable. president obama picked up the phone and called the prime minister of malaysia to say anything we can do to investigate? i think this time they're going to ask for help right away. >> is this the time for our military to be down sizing? see what's happening in iraq and here with this plane going down. now all the questions are saying, wait a second. should we be the smallest in our military power that we've been since world war ii? pete leg hegseth had words. >> we'll soon have the smallest army since world war ii. we'll have the smallest navy since world war 1 and more pertinent, the smallest air force, tactical portion of our air for

the single engine piper went down along river side county. firefighters say the victims likely died on impact. according to a calfire battalion chief the plane clipped a tree breaking off its ring then fell into a ravine. one witness described what he saw. >> he tried to climb and he was losing power. and he just dove into that mountain. and there was a big, you know, burst of flames like a mushroom cloud of fuel. >> reporter: officials have not released the names of those killed in the accident but initial reports indicate one of those killed was a man from irvine and the other two on board were his relatives. >>> a divided jury will resume deliberations on whether the dodgers are responsible for the beating of fan stow. the beating left him critically injured. >>> the oakland city council will meet behind closed doors tomorrow to discuss the fate of a 10 year lease deal for the oakland coliseum. major quan says they want to rework the deal. the deal was approved after word that baseball commissioner bud selig would allow the team to move ou

. >> reporter:around 3 pm sunday - the pilot of this 1972 piper cherokee radioed in that his plane couldn'tmake it back to the airport -- and he'd try to land on a nearby beach. >>"and that's exactly what he did. etc" >> reporter:but a family happened to be walking on the beach just as the plane came down. >> catherine: hitting and killing the father - 36- year-old ommy irizarry, and badly injuring his 9-year- old daughter. ommy had been celebrating a wedding anniversary - and was surrounded by friends and family. >> catherine: his wife of 9 years - saw the crash happen. so did ommy's mother -- who suffered an apparent heart attack. >> pam: the little girl who was injured has a head injury. it's not clear yet whether she will survive. >> pam: new ahead: how a real estate website merger merger could change the way you buy a home. and -- we talk to a student whose future is now uncertain. after her college suddenly closed without warning! >> jacqueline: i will have the answer to in regard to thunderstorm's coming up! if that rocked >> jacqueline: we do have low cloud here in addition to high

cessnas, pipers and beach craft, they're the most common names in general aviation and they all gathered at the hayward airport if one of the world's most challenging races. >> it's a combination of knowing how to use the technology very precisely and simultaneously fly the airplane very precisely. >> reporter: 50 years ago the then mayor of hayward who was also a pilot made a flying bet with another pilot. he wanted to see who could get to las vegas not necessarily the fastest but closest to the time and fuel calculations of their flight plans. >> to plan something out so precisely and follow that plan so closely that i can end a day of flying with a couple of seconds. usually no more than 10 seconds of total time error and a couple of .1 of a gallon off of the fuel that i predicted the night before. >> you have to know the airplane. you have to take factors like the weather and wind into account. it's harder than it sounds. >> reporter: 26 aircrafts are flying from hayward to the largest air show in the country with -t spots in nevada, wyoming, south dakota and minnesota. pilots must r

are committing these crimes and their the guilty parties they're the ones that should be paying the piper for having to decimate. replace it with found it will be another thing you nature use a provide and it worked well and we live this way for five thousand years was they provided gold and silver it was honest money it did a job without any remuneration you didn't have to pay gold or silver to provide the service of functioning as honest money now we've got rid of that and since the introduction of the federal reserve system in one nine hundred thirteen and since going off the gold standard globally and one thousand nine hundred thirty one and because of this we have an equally messed up system where all sorts of interventions are needed the equivalent of swarms of robel bees in the global monetary system and banking system draggy seen delivering one trillion dollar. two banks in the e.c.b. offer you know draggy delivering sounds like the bees their function they deliver the pollen from plant to plant by just going there and here he is acting like the natural balance that gold and silve

. >> all right, from piper jaffray's, thank you. and also on this day, microsoft reporting earnings for the fiscal fourth quarter, first full order, under the new ceo, and microsoft said revenues raised, with income falling, and one of the reasons it fell was because of the acquisition weighing down the bottom line. the earnings report coming just days after microsoft announced cuts. joining us for perspective is a ceo from a facebook cto and microsoft watcher. these are interesting results. where do you see this happening? >> the announcement last week was coupled with some interesting industry news. we saw ibm partnering with apple, which is one of the partnerships, that classic photograph of steve jobs under the ibm sign, mocking it, back when they were everything apple wasn't, and amazon was getting into enterprise collaboration software, so google invested more in this space. i think there are two trends which are really going against microsoft right now, and the first is a move towards mobile devices, and that is dominated by

. >> you think hulu and pied piper will get together? i don't think that will be the case. >> we'll see. >> any idea how much money they are going to commit to this venture? >> it's been conspicuously absent from the press release. they haven't committed what they're going to spend. the focus of the press release is apps in development. but i think the key is to have ibm sales. there is a thing developing in silicon valley that we talked about a little on street smart. the ipad really change things. executives walk up to their i.t. guys and say i have to find a way to use my phone but you are going to make this ipad work on our corporate systems. but what didn't happen there was a development of corporate software were you had software providersing from developing whatever an individual corporation might have in terms of its own proprietary software, sales manage and saw -- sales management software and so on. for blackberry if the ipad is available. i think ultimately that is going to be the big benefit of apple breaking into the corpor

by piper to research jaffray, of the shows on television, 12% of them are making their way to amazon.not just doing original shows, they are buying the rights to existing tv shows to have lots to offer. an amazon prime customer, when you can watch these should shows for free, it be sweet. can amazonompetition be to netflix? >> netflix has the lions share but amazon is willing to spend. they like cheap prices but they're spending big bucks will stop >> tank you so much. thank you for watching this edition of "bloomberg west." we will see you later. ♪ >> i am mark crumpton. this is "bottom line," the intersection of business and economics with a main street respective. distributors filed complaints against herbalife. the u.s. military grounds its entire fleet of f-35 fighter jets. and the world's largest private collection of tanks goes on auction. ♪ ♪ to our viewers here in the united states, and to those of you from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the ck

the best performers today, piper jaffray upgraded the retailer from neutral to overweight and the firmited promising sales in europe behind that upgrade. we will have more on the markets later. ♪ you are watching "bloomberg west." box just raise an additional $150 million of funding to buy time and flexibility for its ipo. the company has delayed plans to go public as the bumpy stock market is made conditions not so favorable. the decision was made by the ceo aron leavy but was it the right decision in what could be a crisis for this company? joining us is the yahoo! for our maynard webb office hours segment. i know you are close with aaron and you are an advisor to him. was this the right decision? >> that's a question for aaron. i don't know all the facts about it. fannin he willn figure out the right thing to do. outside, was that a mistake to file when they filed? >> timing is always interesting. i would not say it's a mistake. if you raise money in the spring of 2008 and it looked brilliant and if you are waiting to get your business a little further along and you did not raise mo

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piper parabu wed her husband over the consequent. the two got engaged in september of last year. >>> good news for a kitten cashing in on one of her nine lives. >> her name is hope and she lost her eyes to an infection. this family found her a stray just a few weeks ago. they've been taking care of her every since. but they say her vet bills are too much for them to handle. they have to sew hope's eyes shut to prevent infection from coming back. they set up a go-fund account to help ease the burden. >> i felt so bad i had to take her in. i didn't want to send her to a shelter because i figured they would have her put down. >> so we're really happy to report, within minutes of this story airing last night, the family reached their goal and hope will get the surgery. that's great. >> a couple in nebraska reinventing the famous claw game. you know the one with the giant claw that drops down to pick up prizes? there's is called the brew bucket. it has prices as well, they're just bottles of beer. >> people aren't willing to take the leap