>> well, the key differentiator, that playstation tv is a playstation game console.om that foundation and catalog of games we have to support it i think will give it a unique place on your second television in your home. liz: project morpheus is something that immediately has gotten tons of buzz. sort of your take on oculus rift which facebook bought. what is it? i remember at the consumer electronics show he unveiled something similar. tell me bit. bit. sean, i'm asking about the morpheus, the project morpheus. >> oh, right. gotcha. project morpheus is a virtual reality headset, we debuted the technology six months ago. we're showing it on the floor at e3. e3 is a bit mardi gras and grand central station. it's a bit noisy, i'm sorry about that. it is getting a lot of good reception. we hope that virtual reality is something we can talk more about in the coming months. liz: when will it roll out? when will morpheus roll out? can you hear me? >> yeah. i'm sorry. i'm not hearing you. liz: all right. how about now. >> not announced a rollout plan yet. liz: you have not

look at say a child's playstation, sign a sign, that has -- sony playstation it has more power than a military signer computer as late at 1990s. >> we forced saddam hussein out of kuwait, and every said it was because of our amazing computer power, missiles, we were ahead, the playstation now, has more computing power than we had then. >> and hundreds of millions have that, your smartphone is like a supercomputer from a generation agoing, these trends combine to i think, lead to a faster pace of innovation than we've seen. john: some people say that tech growth is slowing. we're seeing's decline, a book, the great stagnation argues that growth will continue to decline, because we have grabbed low hanging fruit. >> nothing new or interesting or innovative any more. >> that motivated to us write the second machine age, we saw them talk about stagnation, we did not see it at m.i.t. or we go to silicon val or examples surround us, know no vagu innovn has not slowed down. if you look specifically at what is happening with technology, i think it never has been faster it just not nearly capt

. >> playstation, sony playstation.ds love playing sony playstation. >> stock, all the way. >> what do you think? >> sony is down 15% in the last 12 months. gaming company, it is that tv, got movie, got all of that, so that is something that -- >> costco. all the stuff you want to grill -- >> i love costco. i think they're awesome. >> stock is up in the last 12 months. up 6%. >> i wish i would have bought it years ago. >> at the end. >> we're tied up, 1-1. >> the tiebreaker. >> it is a question. >> coors brewing company. >> coors is always a great business. family business. i'm going to say stock. >> you are right, kathie lee. you are the winner. that stock is up 35% in the last 12 months. you might want to get this. i'm still going to give you, since you won, you won a six pack. >> i'll take it. >> i don't drink alcohol. >> hoda can give it to boots. >> give it to the person you want to for father's day. wish him a happy father's day. >> happy father's day to you. >> tomorrow, a performance by colbie caillat. >> and th

and to be fair, there were plenty of minor enhancements and tweaks to the playstation experience.ng games to the handheld, streaming content to a playstation tv, its new cheap set top bock. plenty of those out there already. but let's be clear. this, too, was about gamers, first and foremost. a slew of exclusives. here, too, remakes of popular franchises. some we were expecting, like "uncharted 4," and others we weren't. most notably, "little big planet 3." what was perhaps most zc disappointing is sony added very little flish to morpheus. that offers an opportunity for true next generation experiences. so who won day one of e-3 2014? for the companies themselves, pretty much a tie as both seem to be taking few risks and turning inward. as for the rest of the world, well, convincing them to shell out $400 on yesterday's fair dressed up in a shiny new outfit, that's still going to be quite a challenge. >> well, for more on the e-3 conference, check out all the latest news on our website at bbc.com/e3. >>> now, they've persuaded many globe-trotting travelers to stay in people's home

the xbox one and playstation 4 and nintendo's latest chess piece the wii u.er we have seen these devices on the market, now comes the second wave of how to get people excited about buying some of these new consoles. art of what you do is show them really cool games. the hard-core gamers are already owners of these various devices and games but if there is excitement or hype, maybe it carries to the more casual gamer. we certainly saw that transition from the last generation to this new generation, a lot of people just a satisfied to play games on their phones and tablets. the focus on franchise games like halo? what is the microsoft game plan? >> this was a great example. they got a lot of kudos for not just talking about the next-generation halo game but making previous versions of halo available on the xbox one. something they have not done before. a were clear about acknowledging the new gaming crowd. myt year, microsoft to earlier point was more focused on the entertainment power of the xbox one. >> what about virtual-reality? ying oculus.k by utin watch

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playstation have evolved into multipurpose home entertainment centers and music machines as -- and provide music as well. they are geared towards people of all ages. >> i like to take time away from reality, and the driving games and shooting games are very simple. >> the games are going to be player, butngle also, they have their own world, like "the last of us." >> this event ends on thursday. of thes get a recap headlines. half a million people flee from northern iraq, in the northern militants take the northern city of mosul as a push to the south. a court gives 15 years in jail to al-fattah, who helped in the protest that overthrew hosni people innd several european cities walk off the job, protesting growing competition from a new service. and now more on what is getting headlines across the world. i'm joined by florence and we will start with this growing militantsiraq were are advancing on several cities. >> this is on the front page of the independent today, you can of thousands of refugees pouring out of mosul, in the northern islamic state, of a rack in syria, the isis, consider

it was helped by the eighth generation playstation.r crime costs the global economy 445 billion dollars every year according to a report from the center for strategic and international studies in the united states. found that of intellectual property cost $160 billion. losses connected to personal information like stolen credit card details amount to $150 billion. i will be back again in one hour with more business news. back to you. >> let's take a look at what is making waves online, including a growing anti-world cup movement in brazil just three days before the tournament kicks off. >> ♪ we take a look at some of the stories making online headlines. coming up, the anti-world cup movement in brazil. the online campaign against bullying in mexico and a videographer takes a roller coaster ride to another dimension. >> ♪ clashesy saw violent between police and subway workers in sÃo paulo. transportation employees entered a second day of strikes calling for higher wages. if the strike continues, it could throw the world cup into disarra

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so one of the reasons for sony's success, the playstation 4 initially had a $100 price advantage oversoft now closing that price gap by offering a version of its console without its kinect motion sensor and, of course, that would be less, but a little bit of a victory for sony, certainly. we're only about 60 points away from dow 17,000, but where's the conviction? meaning, where are the masses of people jumping in to buy stocks? give you a quick overview of the markets. volume running about 5% below the monthly average, but we've seen days recently where volume ran below 20% for the nasdaq average, volatility running near seven-year lows and small cap names have rallied some 4% in just the past four sessions after actually correcting over the last month and a half. is now the time to turn your head back again and look at small caps? as you can see, the russell 2000 small cap index trailing the s&p by more than 4% so far this year, but jay kaplan says investors can finder -- can find opportunity. jay's here to battle it out with jeff city ca, city ca wealth. he is the president and cio

and that's a -- new sony platform that's going to be called playstation now.s interesting how the two have diverged. microsoft is back to basics and games games and sony went out and said we're going to spread out across the house with a bunch of new peripherals and basically swapped their initial roles and it's huge stakes. >> is that good do you think? >> it shows there's a change -- a correction here in terms of how microsoft thought they were going to go. i think becoming broader the way playstation is talking right now and part of more avenues of your life than just gaming. but i think -- that maybe it's a little too early to start to bank on that. basically the game consoles are still about gaming. >> gaming. >> the future they may take over your cable box and your dvr and become your skype home video conferencing center but maybe just ahead of the curve. >> for now just keep playing xbox or halo. >> like you want to do when you get out of here. >> the headsets do they work well? >> they're amazing. >> those are virtual reality headsets the sony one is n

companies are showing off their latest products, sony computer entertainment prernted software for its playstation 4 game console and microsoft introduced new games for its xbox1. >>> japanese people haven't had much of a choice when it comes to bieg the electricity they use in their homes. but a new law gives them the power to choose where they purchase power. big utility companies have controlled retail electricity sales for 60 years. and now lawmakers have approved a bill that liberalizes the nation's electricity sector, and it's worth billions of dollars. the revised electricity business law allows companies and households to choose power suppliers from the year 2016. lawmakers did include a provision that will let the government continue to set the rates major utilities charge households. they're worried excessive competition could cause the supply of electricity to become unreliable. the revised law requires utilities to maintain supply capacity. government officials say the retail electricity sector is worth about $73 billion, with more than 84 million users. analysts expect fierce competit

sony's playstation 4 sold more than 2 million more units last year than nintendo's wiiu. >>> the demand for butlers is going up thanks to "downton abbey" hired by the superrich in cups like russia, china and dubai. a classic butler that follows strict protocol is pretty much a status symbol. they make up to $60,000 a year. >>> all right. it took girl power to tstop tom cruise in his statistics. he made more than 48 million. 82% of the audience female. "edge of tomorrow idea made $29 million and "maleficent" fell to second place. >>> the rude awakening sandra bullock got at her home and the man under arrest. >>> the exciting finish to game two of the nba finals. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. if it doesn't work fast... you're on to the next thing. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it targets fine lines and wrinkles with the faste

the company's playstation 4 the xbox one, extending a lead for a fifth month. lower priced version of its gaming device to match the 399 dollar price of the playstation 4. >> at&t will be the carrier for amazon's new smart phone, expected to be unveiled tomorrow. this is according to "the wall street journal." at&t provides wireless service to the candle the reader. newitigroup purchased headquarters in hong kong, making it the largest ever office acquisition and the city. the 21 floor office building will become citigroup's new city enter. >> solar city, the company whose agrees tos elon musk, acquire a solar technology and manufacturing company. solar city plans to open a plant in new york. terms of the deal were not disclosed. its first energy contract from the pentagon since the lifting of government sanctions imposed after the deepwater horizon disaster. the $43 million natural gas deal was the first contract in almost 18 months. >> siemens, joining with mitsubishi heavy industries for alstom's energy. trumping an offer from ge. siemens said the joint bid

sony's playstation 4 sold more than 2 million more units last year than nintendo's wii u. >>> the demand for butlers is going up across the globe thanks to the popular british drama, "downton abbey." they're now being hired by the super rich in countries like russia, china and dubai. a classic butler that follows strict protocol is pretty much a status symbol. they make up to $60,000 a year. >>> all right. it took some girl power to stop tom cruise in his tracks. the young adult romance, "the fault in our stars," made a surprising debut at the top of the box office. it made more than $48 million over the weekend. 82% of the audience was female. cruise's biggest budget "edge of tomorrow" made $29 million. "maleficent" slipped to second place. >>> and when we come back, a scare for america's sweetheart. the rude awakening sandra bullock got at her home and the man now under arrest. >>> plus, down to the wire, an exciting finish to game two of the nba finals. game two of the nba finals. because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor

microsoft, with the xbox one and sony in the playstation 4., the wii u struggled to stay part of the conversation. the abilityo have to help save nintendo? >> definitely. so many people love the characters that nintendo has made historic over the years. one of the things we have heard out of the three is nintendo taking a page out of the book of sky landers with having collectible portions of mario and other characters that can be used to make more of the games interactive. that is the power of what they have gotten. earl --uched a bit on virtual reality, but what are you looking forward to most when it comes to virtual reality? because we have this controversy of facebook versus sony, both of them interested in virtual reality, given that a thatk in oculus are -- is more about communication. can they encourage game developers to come to their platform. at he3.erlichman will be for watchingmuch this edition of bloomberg west. we will see you later. ♪ >> i am mark crumpton. this is "bottom line. today, gm ceo faces shareholders company hasaker

in terms of games, we will see more good quality games on these new device from playstation 4 and xbox's what allowed to be shown off. that is one thing. the second, we will continue to see many games being developed for mobile devices. is taking the growth place in the years. >> what does that mean for british? we have seen candy crushing do well. other games on tablets are getting more sophisticated. , it allows the device to be more -- where are we and what is next? imply,our question console type games on mobile devices. we have companies in the u.k. for arms, who really pushed games on handsets. that is taking place. quality gaming experience. also in terms of our mobile. >> when is the market going to be on tablets in the quality you expect to play a game like this? how far a way is that from us? in which companies will take advantage of a best? best,terms of taking investors and good quality products. successful. be many will be in the u.k. and in europe. individuals, a great pedigree. >> new games are games like "halo?" >> you will see both. it pays for them to put out franchis

it was more about microsoft opening xbox one and sony in the playstation 4.devices have been on the market for some time, it gets back to the games fueling sales of the consuls heading into the holiday season. you have seen the mix. you have seen some shoot them up, action type games. you've seen companies going back to establish franchises as well -- microsoft with halo is a good example. and you have these collectibles that are interactive. they become part of the game and you buy them and make them part of the gaming experience. that is from the playbook of companies like disney. >> what about this virtual reality headset? >> this is the most fun thing to discuss, without a doubt. it was a couple of years ago where a small oculus team first gave the world an idea of what they were working on. oculus is now owned by facebook. and you have sony with something called project morpheus that they are pushing as something that could really light up the playstation platform going forward. the big question, and we will talk to this with the oculus ceo later today,

sony is developing its own headset and a hopes for the playstation 4.ll unveil the project after the electronics entertainment expo today. >> israel's second-biggest bank said it is in talks to settle an investigation of whether it helped america's eve ate taxes -- evade taxes. the deal will not include a guilty plea. it would be the first israeli bank to settle a tax problem with the u.s. ,> let's get back to alex cruz ceo of vueling. low frills carrier. we do not about low cost anymore. low frills. >> sounds great. >> we talked about rome and what is happening with liberia and spain. can i go back to a macro point of view? what is happening in these economies? we seem to be in a low growth, low inflation environment which will keep them tugging on the way we are for an extended period of time, is that your takeaway? >> unfortunately, we only have a 3-4 month horizon. in anyely, being a base country like spain over the past few years, we have seen hardships. we hear lots of noise and chatter about recovery especially in the mediterranean. we are not th

. >> my parents thought it was in my best interest to confiscate my playstation.ime. and i learned a few beatles songs. and that's how it all got started. >> are you surprised that the video went viral? >> i was surprised. i had a video go a little viral a while ago. and it was more flashy guitar video. it was a cover of "sultans of swing" by dire straits. people love flashy guitar stuff. i was surprised that something vocal-oriented went viral. >> did you ever get the playstation back? >> i did get it back. but i've never looked at it the same way since? >> can you play it to break? as i read this tease. play us on out. >>> coming up, channing tatum is here live. >>> and great summer "deals & steals." ♪ you'll figure it out. [ male announcer ] tim and richard smucker grew up knowing that if you want jam to taste irresistible it has to be packed with lots of delicious fruit. with a name like smucker's, it has to be good. ♪ [ female announcer ] is your morning trying to tell you something? maybe we should have gotten him one? [ female announcer ] sweet, creamy iced

and then the xbox three and playstation three.ve really tried to harness the enthusiasm out of the world cup this year. , and acrossorld platforms, they can have fun with it. >> let's switch to star wars. obviously, disney is hard at work on the next star wars film. thats been made very clear what you guys are doing in terms of developing games doesn't have to mix with the same storylines for the movies we are seeing in theaters, and yet, i believe the timing of the battlefront release is relatively early next year, and that is the year of the star wars film. what should we be thinking about your strategy? is an star wars universe amazing universe. many of us grew up with this world, this universe, these characters, and what we really want to do is use the interactive entertainment medium to give people a new way to immerse themselves in a way they would not have been able to do before. is true to the star wars universe, true to the star wars fiction. it gives the player a chance to interact with it in a very, very different way.

going to bring the new sony project morpheus which is that virtual reality headset thing for the playstationah. remember? he had me try like a beta version on? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: and i was in the virtual world and you made me grab his crotch or something. [ laughter ] i didn't know what i was doing. it was weird. virtually. >> steve: virtually. >> jimmy: yeah, he's going to be here and we have stand up from a great comedian. julian mccullough will be here tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] and thank you notes tomorrow night. you don't want miss the skit but first, we have got a a fantastic show tonight. one of my all time comedy favorites. one of my idols this guy. i love him so much. he has a new documentary coming out he directed. it's really good. chef gordon. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: chef gordon. he's like a manager. mike myers is here you guys. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: great. love that guy. also from "cosmos: a spacetime odyssey," astrophysicist and wise ass neil degrasse tyson is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] going to get in my face! and we have

the playstation 4 has emerged as the leader of the new generation console pushing ahead of the nintendo wii. >>> now to sports starting with game two of the nba finals lebron was back to his dominating best last night in san antonio. silencing critics of his heat-related exit from game one. he had 35 points leading the heat to a 98-96 victory that. ties the finals at one game apiece. the series moves to miami for game three tomorrow night here on abc. >>> and the numbers are simply incredible when it comes to rafael nadal's french open victory against novak djokovic. that's a hard name. djokovic. there we go. it was the ninth time nadal won the tournament in paris. in his straight french open title, he has won 66 of the last 67 matches at the tournament. it was also his 14th grand slam title tying him for second most all time. >>> california chrome back in the golden state this morning nursing an injury that he picked up at the belmont stakes on saturday. he injured his leg after bumping another horse. this happened as the horses left the starting gate. then his owners triple crown drea

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at least 48 people have been killed in a small coastal town where gunmen attacked two hotels, a playstation, and a bank. authorities blamed the attack on the al qaeda linked somali militant group al shabab, which has carried out a series of recent attacks. a major has launched offensive in north waziristan near the border with afghanistan, mobilizing tens of thousands of soldiers. on sunday, the military bombarded the area with airstrikes, saying it killed more than 100 militants. the accused mastermind of last week's deadly attack on the karachi airport was reportedly among the dead. the united states has long called for pakistan to launch a major assault on north waziristan, which has been a frequent target of u.s. drone strikes. the u.s. resumed strikes last week after a six-month pause, killing 14 people in a span of 12 hours. in libya, as many as 12 people have died in fighting after a renegade general lunch to renewed assault on militants in benghazi. haftar, who helped topple muammar could off he in a nato-backed uprising, has been joined by a number of army units in his bid to root

three -- he was playing madden nfl on playstation and the timestamp on the game places him at home atmead answer the prosecution claim that the dna evidence proves he forced sex with lucy on the night of the murder and lied about it? mead's defense investigator steve ehlers admits if the dna found in lucy was fresh, mike was there that night and murdered her. >> the perpetrator goes in, rapes her, shoots her, burns her house down. >> reporter: but on cross examination, the prosecution witness is forced to concede that critical dna may not be all that fresh and just as mike claimed, could have been from sex days before the murder. >> that semen was not the home run or the smoking gun they thought they were going to have. >> reporter: and if that isn't enough of a perry mason moment, listen up. the defense is granted a rare gift. the judge allows them to stand up in open court, in front of the jury, and not only proclaim mike mead's innocence, they get to point their finger at the man they say is the real killer. >> in north carolina, the rule is pretty strict, you can't do that. unless

this is compatible with the playstation 4. >> jimmy: uhh!you think about it. >> channing: what is that? what's that -- what is happening? >> what's going on? oh. yeah, it's a dragon. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh my gosh! oh my gosh! no! >> channing: why'd they take my cross-bow away? >> jimmy: oh my gosh! >> channing: what? this isn't fair. >> jimmy: this is craziest t oh my gosh. >> and there you have it. [ cheers and applause ] project morpheus. very nicely done. >> channing: that's so unfair. >> jimmy: that was awesome. >> you guys are like experts. >> jimmy: come back whenever, buddy. we love you so much. follow josh on twitter at @joshuatopolsky. we have standup from julian mccullough after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ boring! yeah! ♪ if you want to see old faithful ♪ ♪ don't be such a couch potato ♪ ♪ yeah just go check out the thing for yourself ♪ highlander! ♪ we ain't got no room for boring ♪ ♪ ferdy gerdy ferdy ger boom! [ cluck, cluck ] ♪ no, we ain't got no room ♪ for boring ♪ for boring, we ain't

. >> a playstation 4. >> i'd get a home and buy food and clothes for them. >> i'd be the best doctor> starting like a charity organization. >> open a small business and pay the people who work there a livable wage. >> i'd just give it away. >> i'd just buy it until there's no more money and everybody's happy. ♪ >>> some time ago something crawled or slithered or grew like a fungus. something that started small, got bigger, lurched like a swamp thing out of the mud and moist earth and humid nights of the delta. then it took over the world. so, next time some smartass ferner horrified by our ham-fisted foreign policy wonders out loud what good is america, well, you can always pipe up that the blues, rock and roll, r&b and soul all came out of this place, one state, mississippi. ♪ i took a walk through this

if you are keeping count, sony has sold about 2 million more playstation or consoles.n the world of pro games, we will have had two heads in the nhl and nba finals. on the world leader front, new presidents of ukraine and egypt were just wanted. leaders will discuss making europe more competitive. president obama and tony abbott will meet at the white house to discuss trade. there are priorities in the asia-pacific region. we will hear from a possible future candidate. state secretary of hillary clinton will give interviews to abc news on her new book. we all wait to see if she will make the decision to run for resident. we will have more right here on bloomberg television. back to you. >> a look at some of the stories that we are keeping an eye on. the captainwe have of the ferry that sank in april to go on trial. most of the victims were students from a school outside of seoul, south korea. crew members have been charged, side. galaxy entertainment has a meeting on wednesday. the chairman is due to attend. operators were involved. gambling revenue missed estimates. t

the two games will ultimately be available on both microsoft's xbox one and sony playstation 4 consolesing released in test versions on the sony platform first. checking actvision blizzard's stock first, it is up 13 cents to $21.42, and let's flip over to electronic arts. shares for ea higher by about 2%, and we need to tell you that tomorrow ea's ceo andrew wilson is our special guest. he's going to be talking about this. we need to ask him all of the important questions about are people till paying for package -- still paying for packaged software when it comes to gaming, and can he get people to pay up when free games are so popular. closing bell ringing in 15 minutes. with stock performance in the red after five years, reach local -- which aims to help small businesses succeed when it comes to marketing platforms' digital online -- this company decided to call in the cavalry in the form of new ceo sharon rowland. she's now at the helm, she's here to tell us about her turn around plan for a company that may be poised to make a big move. >>> and while the at the top of the hour, so mu

sony talked up new games for its new console, the playstation four. headlines include new titles in the best-selling series "uncharted", "assassin's creed" and "mass effect". as for nintendo-- they skipped the traditional pre-show news conference for the second year in a row. american eagle outfitters hosts its second annual "better world community day": nearly 13-hundred associates from american eagle outfitters corporate offices will volunteer their time and give back to their local communities-- across the country and abroad. in the bay area, the associates will unite at the slide ranch , to volunteer at the non-profit farm. they will participate in various activities such as cooking, gardening, caring for animals, building fences and more. the mission of slide ranch is to connect the bay area with farm-based environmental education that focuses on the principles of sustainable agriculture and environmental stewardship. this event is happening from nine a-m until 12:30. the event is also being held in pittsburgh, new york city, canada, mexico, chin

sony attempting to turn the playstation 4 into an entertainment powerhouse by developing a virtual realityeadset for the gaming market. it will be unveiled at the electronics and attainment expo today. oculus,f competition is the virtual reality goggles pioneer acquired by facebook. switzerland's second-biggest bank is considering additional stakes in an interest trading unit. credit suisse is seeking to trading asd income more businesses conducted electronically. new capital roles limit the leverage the banks can have. heard of a honeymoon bounce? it has to do with the unlikely link between the world cup in the equity markets. we will explain in a few minutes time. also what the future holds for ukraine's independence square. it is still occupied by protesters, but the new president wants to change that. we will be back with more on both of those stories in just a couple minutes time. stay with us. >> welcome back. let's get a check on currency markets. caroline hyde has the fx check. >> i'm focusing on the yen. we have japanese growth at 6.1%. faster than had been expected. there is more

if you are keeping count, sony has sold 2 million playstation 4's.ad to with the national hockey league and the nba finals. on the world leader front, the new president of ukraine and egypt were just wanted. leaders will meet to discuss making europe more competitive. president obama and tony abbott will meet at the white house to discuss trade. they will discuss priorities in the asia-pacific. we will hear from a possible future presidential candidate. former secretary of state hillary clinton will give interviews to 80 news on her new book. it is titled hard choices. we will see if she makes the decision to run for president. we will have more of the news for you on bloomberg television. >> coming up next, we will have the latest on what reporters are watching on these topics change. that is when we return after this short break. ♪ welcome to the stock exchange. we will check in. a seven-month high. motor.atsu they are up. i think it is one trade. >> john is making it up. >> let me make my case. market, of the chinese that made the newspaper. they

the playstation 4 the doubt the xbox one. overall console sales in the u.s. year ago. investorsving something else to consider as they prepare for the big ipo. and a new filing they reveal the margins have been falling because of higher cost to attract global users. they listed the nine members of the post-ipo board. that is today's company news. maybe a non-recalled ux. generous motors announces another call every -- another round of recalls. theld we start counting vehicles that have not been recalled. been a $36 this morning. $.83.g at one of -- $41 it is about share price. have shares been affected by the recall? >> shares have been terrific. claim maryu cannot barra is brushing things under the rug. she has recalled 21 million cars. you and i will sit down a year from now and this will be talked in this in a school classes but not be on the front pages. we have under pod cars or five years. last year the first year we made it back to trend. we should the above trend before a couple more years. they finally have really good ones. for doing well and chrysl

players -- that the traditional players like sony will be using this to enhance things like the playstationit be an edge and again processed the same way that xbox is making a big push into traditional television? this at 1:00on p.m. with jon erlichman. do not miss it and an exclusive interview that jon erlichman has with the ceo of oculus. market makers is coming back in just a couple of short moment. we are taking a break. we will be going to the goldman sachs energy conference. you saw alix steel there earlier. goldman president gary kellen will be sitting down with alix steel in just a few minutes. ♪ >> get ready for a high-energy hour. we'll take you to the goldman sachs energy summit to hear from goldman president, gary cohn. the 800-pound gorilla of video streaming, everyone from nasa to lincoln turns to this company. you'll hear from the founder of ustream. donkey drugs? we'll tell you about the company that takes human pharmaceuticals and turns them into meds for pets. this is "market makers quots bloomberg television. i'm erik schatzker. stephanie is on assignment today. more now

how many kids in america today are on the xbox or the playstation platform?> lester is on two of them. >> right now. >> everyone has so many wonderful memories of "reading rainbow." what does their support mean to you and the history of the show? >> this is the amazing thing to me. the millennials and gen xers. they have made this possible. they have gone into their pockets. they have said "reading rainbow" really important to me. i want to make sure future generations have "reading rainbow." as well. i'm so proud of them. >> i have the song in my head right now. >> it's a very cool thing you're doing. so glad you came by to talk about it. >> thank you, lester. thank you all very, very much. >> we look forward. >> we'll be back with more after this. >>> good morning. triple crown. california chrome, the latest horse to make that historic bid, only to fall short at the belmont. >> it won't be a triple crown this year! it's going to be close! it's going to be very close! and tonalist got there! >> the horse's owner lashing out at the competition after the race.

unrestricted or unmonitored internet usage, whether it be on their computer, on their smartphone, on their playstationtside world. >> the girls are each being held on $500,000 bail. they were charged as adults and could face up to 60 years in prison. >>> a young florida woman attacked by a shark this weekend said she hesitated before stepping into the water to go tubing because it was dark and murky. turns out her instincts were very right. our miami station has her story. >> reporter: doctors think it was a bull shark, maybe four feet long and left a nasty gash and two rows of teeth marks on jessica vaughn's right calf. >> it felt like somebody punched my leg. at first i wasn't sure and then when i saw my leg i was that isn't just a fish. >> reporter: it happened sunday in fort lauderdale. she and her friends were tubing. she was attacked as she swam out to the tube when it was her turn to ride. >> before i went out, i was afraid of the water. i don't like not being able to see the bottom. i don't know what is under there. >> the shark bit her leg, slapped her in the face with its tail and swam away.