mary, ric, kit, and david, we'll have yor yao back to talk more in just a few minutes. >>> but first, searching a vast, dark ocean poses a range of technical problems. we'll talk about them. >>> the south indian ocean is one of the most remote places on the planet and not only that it's incredibly hostile to searchers with huge waves and strong currents and depths that are ice cold. for more on the technical challenge of a deep-sea search, we turn to the director of research and conservation at the aquarium. alistair, we know how did i feel this is, 1,500 miles south and west of australia. beyond its remoteness, what else is did i feel about thfficult a terms of searching for a plane like this? >> the conditions on the surface of the water are part of the problem. it's also a poorly surveyed part of the ocean. we don't have a lot of data buoys that provide a lot of realtime information about what the ocean is doing so we lack a lot of basic information that is necessary before you plan a search and recovery of the sort being undertaken. it's a long way off the stale january coast, b--

i like ric rick ruben he's brilliant. i like that kid jay cole. i like christian adoss, seems the did he notional strong. >> pharrell has had his moment. >> pharrell, that's my man, i love him, he's a great producer. there are a lot of very talented people. a lot of cool stuff out. >> let's talk for a moment about black hollywood. >> black hollywood. i have seen it come and go. i missed stormy weather. i am old but stormy weather and cabin in the sky and a few movies came out they were black movies. way before you and before me. but then there was many, many periods that black exploitation movies made a lot of money. my understanding is that kevin hart's movie has made over $100,000,000.85% of the people that have gone to see shim have been african american. >> is that a bad thing or is a good sign? >> it shows that there is a huge it shows there is a huge market and a huge white space that should be filled and that's what hollywood is doing is filling the white space. but when martin and jamie and cedrick and burn i and chris tucker and dave chap

. >> google executive chairman .ric schmidt you can catch that full conversation on bloomberg.com. >>sraeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu visits silicon valley and talks to our correspondent cory johnson. he talks about everything from security to the california drought. ♪ welcome back, i'm emily chang and this is "the best of hamburg west." israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu paid us a visit. he talked with tech leaders. cory johnson caught up with the prime minister at stanford. >> there are so many technology companies coming out of israel. what did you learn at apple? >> i learned that they are in israel for a good reason. right now, the future belongs to those who can innovate. the future will belong to those who can innovate even more. the smart companies are in israel in a big way. a lot of israeli smart companies are here. i want to make sure that that ioperation increases because think it really is a competitive advantage. you struck a deal with jerry brown to have a more formal relationship. to do what? >> we have democracies on two sites that are holding back deve

let's get the details for immediatologismeteorologist ric. >> when you look at south america you usually get the polar fronts, that line that you can see there and then the showers across the amazon basin. you get the complicated factors that you have two great oceans on either side and then the oriental extended northward. that's the impact. if you look at countries such as colombia and venezuela during the winter months, the so-called winter months they experience less rain than london. and we've seen real issues with drought. you've got a river here. you've got green jungle, yet you've got these aircraft dropping water on what is an extensive area of drought, some 4,004,0004,000 hecters. once you get further north it remains dry and it will continue that way. and drought affects not only colombia but into part wrestle. >> jamaichave the jamaican polin carrying out murders. >> in 20 minutes into sport we'll look in the uncertain future facing footballers in crimea. >> more than 500 appeared i in a cairo court. they're facing charges of violent behavior during protests. let's get more o

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in addition to geopolitical rics. >> two quick issues potentially unrelated. what do you think about the u.s. housing market and what do you make of russia? >> on housing, i think there will be a recovery but it's not going to be as robust as the consensus believes. after all, the big housing was 6% of gdp. right now barely 2%. i believe residential investment will increase 10%. effect directly on growth. it's kind of spare change. be an improvement but i don't think it will be radical. there are some headwinds including rising short and long rates are going to be a hamper to the housing market. on russia and ukraine there are three scenarios. one is positive in which there is the de-escalation. agree on federalization of ukraine. and there is the middle view that most likely scenario in which we have sanction, counter sanction. there's not an improvement, there's not a real escalation and the effects on global financial market remain limited as long as there are no other global factors like a china shock or a fed shock or other geopolitical that might lead to

with wholesome rice,real chicken,soy, and accents of vitamin ric veggies... plus a taste he loves.t that. protesters hit the city college of san francisco are angry over a proposed pay hike for administrators. and chaos on campus. and should illegals get cheaper in-state tuition? not in new york state. a bill to give financial aid to college students here illegally has been defeated in the state senate of new york. brian, over to you. >> after admit to go fudging the numbers on deportation, the obama administration now wants tree do you say the deportation of illegals by letting criminals stay? joining us now with his take is kansas secretary of state chris. what's your reaction to these two new changes to our immigration policies? >> brian, my reaction is that aside from being horrible for the american workers who are going to have to compete against these illegal aliens who won't get deported, this is illegal. in 1996, congress passed a law that was supposed to end the catch and release policies of the clinton administration and that law orders ice agents that they must place mos

with wholesome rice,real chicken,soy, and accents of vitamin ric veggies... plus a taste he loves.om filing bankruptcy to 150 locations world wide. >> yes. with everything from obamacare to wage mandates, does it feel like washington is pushing away some businesses. >> our next guest says yes. joining us is the ceo of bennigans. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we'll talk a little bit about the high cost of doing business in a moment. but first, today, your business is green. it's all about st. patrick's day. this is one of your busiest days of the year. >> i'm glad you introduced it that way because today i the day. of course, everybody, brian, you know this from being at bennigan's, everybody has been celebrating since last thursday burks today is the big day. i want to wish everybody out there a very, very happy st. patrick's day around the world, from the largest irish-themed chain in the world, bennigan's. >> let's talk about something else in reality. after this day the reality of business, when people say raise the minimum wage, you say isn't that great for the worke

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