[applause] >> next, eric rosenthal. >> thank you. i am the elected preset representative for precinct 10. i'm the former chair of the lee county republican party. he has a priorities of family first. he has sent me. i first met broad in the last campaign. i had done a lot of data work. i have have i masters of accounting. i did a lot of data work on the first congressional district. a tough race. i work for been lying. i first met broad during that time. started toafter, we meet every time i came north. i started working with rob right away. he never stopped running. he just kept running. began to gather the financial resources, which he has, and the volunteers, which he has, he broad coalition formed around rob. he never stopped running. right now, he is a very motivated and busy individual. he talks too many groups during the week. role ase has taken this runner-up in the last primary very seriously. amount apared to significant campaign. one thing you should know is that in 2014, we have a very good chance to do what we did like i

i can really use it because i'm not a really good picture taker. , jason rosenthal, thank you.e bwest byte, one number that tells a lot. cory johnson is in new york. jon erlichman is in l a. cory, what do you got? >> this is a picture. astronaut steve swanson with an orbit when he snapped this selfie. very cool stuff. >> i love how his partner tweeted it is really hard to take a selfie in a space suit. they tried several times and this is the best they got. >> maybe yours will be better that way. you should try. >> the selfie thing is getting out of control. >> i know. i am trying to limit myself. .t is getting uncool >> selfie like crazy. i am all for it. >> thank you, guys. stewart for watching. we will see you later. ♪ . . >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york this is "bottom line" the intersection of business and economics with a main street perspective. the u.s. and european union says russia is not honoring the geneva pact on ukraine. elon musk discusses the future of reusable rockets. is there a way to protect your credit card from hackers? to our viewers here

the press doesn't go to buy for him and you read andrew rosenthal, these are people constipated by their own ideology that they can't see this man telling a bold face lie to their own face. the man probably under other circumstances should be impeached. >> you have to admit that the president has told whoppers over the last six years. >> well, i have challenged this administration and the previous administration without regard to party and i would say that it's a consistent problem when people don't trust their government. what reverend sharpton was talking about was not so much comparing president obama to jesus christ as much as talking about there's personal redemption for everyone. so if, in fact, people feel that the president has mislead them t white house should take note and look for that kind of redemption that reverend sharpton is talking about. >> let me point something out. the reverend said i'm not comparing president obama to jesus christ. but when you say that you're doing it. john, go ahead. >> consider the source for a moment here. reverend al in my opinion is not a cred

joining me on set this morning is dale rosenthal-- assistant professor of finance at the university of illinois at chicago. thanks for coming by dale. what's your reaction to this story and all those reports that have been coming out of late? >>thanks angie. there's a lot of heat and light. there's a lot of concern but there's also a huge amount of misinformation and disinformation. we see the people leading this chargethe people who are saying we really need to look into high frequency tradingwho is it? it's the big banks. we had katsuyama today on cnbc who' s running a competitor to bat saying they are taking advantage of the customer. well guess what? if i'm going to compete with somebody, i'm going to say they're bad and i'm good. if we look historically though what's happened is we've introducedtrading has become more and more quick, more high frequency. we've seen that the big banks have lost market share. they fought dodd-frank and moving swaps on exchange because that was going to expose the swaps market to the same pressure. and so there's a consistent message coming from the

when he worked for "the new york times" his editor was a man named abe rosenthal a towering figure in american journalism and when abe died a couple of years ago his wife gave his papers and all of this memo's and letters and many of the documents yet compiled gave them to the new york public library. there was an archive of the new york public library across the street and i spent a lot of time at our cash -- archive. right across the street at the new york public library so it's a wonderful library and understand the copy of "scoop artist" is sitting at the archive on display and the archivists were always efficient and wonderful and i appreciate the efforts of "the new york times" in doing that and hope to get back to that archive. lastly let me just thank dana sedona for in choosing me. dana was a student of mine at the college of new paltz. dana was in a student. i particularly appreciate about dana that she would always laugh at my jokes. what you need to do is be looking towards dana and if she laughs than what i than what i have just said is supposed to be funny and that is yo

was my interview with jane rosenthal. the festival is going on right now. big success story for new york. in terms of how big festivals have become, look at toronto. the toronto film festival scours are really the next oscar pick. sundance is on for a super cool -- the question is, what is tribeca's identity? the fact that they are trying to be sxsw, i would say toronto, he to give you credit, kind of seems to me like a champion here. >> maybe it has to do with timing. toronto comes at the end of the summer. is --when everybody building a lot of buzz behind the films. now, we are post-oscar. it does not feel it does not feeling the right time to roll have a lotthat you of buzz going into january. >> it is super documentary focused. a rows the second year in they lead with a music documentary and they make it farically acclaimed, but as as distribution and dollars, it is not the same kind of narrative story telling. best place ite will end up in cnm -- cnn on prime time. back, new york's one percent. who are they and what does it take to make the exclusive c

central military district has completed a field exercise this is commencing its march to the base rosenthal and german chancellor angela merkel he told her personally of the withdrawal plan analysts say the pullout effects only a portion of troops facing tens of thousands of russian forces will remain in place along the ukrainian border. chinese people don't often get to directly vote for their leaders but the residents of the village in southern china have voted in a local election for the second time people in walcott in guangdong province cast ballots for members of the village committee. local authorities took the unusual step of ranging from voting and vote counting to take place in . it really wanted to publicize the democratic reforms. people began paying attention to work on two years ago when authorities first of the witches to build in a local election. since then it's been known as democracy village. that first election followed year's protests by villagers after officials seized parliament i hope michael will help determine the future of our village. incumbent mayor his local co

his trying to call off the new york times so this was the memo tried to provide enough evidence to rosenthal and what he was saying literally was you guys should look at the facts and here are the facts, you should stop writing about his book. one more funny anecdotes. i was not convinced. i did not find the facts he presented convincing. one of the people in the henry kissinger book suit at the 11 and it went to trial in federal court in chicago and when the trial took place henry kissinger had to testify. the second time he had ever testified, second time he ever testified publicly in a court room. the other time had to do with his wife or some other unrelated issue and henry kissinger had to take the stand and hersh, the defendant, henry kissinger had take the stand and the first thing he says in that wonderful german accent of his is i really would have preferred to never see this man again for the rest of my life. but here i am. hersh won that lawsuit. it was dismissed. >> please tell us about correct me if i'm wrong, seymour hersh said the reagan -- >> what he said was it was overly tr

withanie ruhle set down shane rosenthal. the film festival with robert deniro in 2002. to bei feel so fortunate able to continue the film festival. i do not even think we would have movies, let alone being sitting here 12 years later. the festival evolved into good stories for some of the most diverse audiences in the world, right here in new york city. -- you it is not just got panels. sxsw? >> it is a great comparison. we will have our own identity. it is a bar mitzvah year. we will turn into something special. look, about 12to years ago, our reality was vastly different in how it -- and how we communicate was different. spotify, instagram, you're not talking about tweeting. how you got your message out there was vastly different. you have all these different forms, they are all different ways to tell a story appeared as filmmakers and storytellers, we have to embrace that. that is what we are trying to do at tribeca. >> all of these platforms threaten the institution? have they lower the barriers of entry so these first-t

when he worked for "the new york times" his editor was a man named abe rosenthal a towering figure in american journalism and when abe died a couple of years ago his wife gave his papers and all of this memo's and letters and many of the documents yet compiled gave them to the new york public library. there was an archive of the new york public library across the street and i spent a lot of time at our cash -- archive. right across the street at the new york public library so it's a wonderful library and understand the copy of "scoop artist" is sitting at the archive on display and the archivists were always efficient and wonderful and i appreciate the efforts of "the new york times" in doing that and hope to get back to that archive. lastly let me just thank dana sedona for in choosing me. dana was a student of mine at the college of new paltz. dana was in a student. i particularly appreciate about dana that she would always laugh at my jokes. what you need to do is be looking towards dana and if she laughs than what i than what i have just said is supposed to be funny and that is yo

larry rosenthal. i said, what do you do? he goes, i'm an eyebrow threader. >> that's a big thing. >> and he went -- and he had great looking eyebrows. harder than you think. >> the men do -- he did his brows? oh, no. >> problem with that, hoda? >> i don't love that. i don't love it. in fashion, they say shopping at abercrombie and fitch. >> i thought they were damaged by that >> they're not. >> owning ray-bans. >> doc martins and converse sneakers. >> nothing new under the sun. >> music and film, know what they like? electronic dance music and disney "frozen" song. >> i don't want to hear the dance version. >> i don't like techno, that's what i don't like. the constant banging. that's not for me. >> two things combined obviously -- >> the remix. this is "let it go" and -- >> this is a good sign. they think being smart is cool. >> yeah. that's good. >> that is good. >> even though their frontal lobes are not even formed. >> all right. so here is a viral video. so this is -- a starbucks -- a prankster decided they were going t

rosenthal's lament is based on the fact that they don't have the grass roots, public opinion when itto vote is not with them. in fact, people believe in self-defense, and they understand that the police are minutes away when they need something now in seconds, and so, the message that we ought to be disarmed, and the message that it should be harder to get a gun, doesn't fly in the real world. >> and larry, is that the message? john, is that the message, rather. is the message that the people should be disarmed and we should make it -- what is the message? >> well, first of all, i'm a gun ownerer and strong supporter of the gun rights burk i do not believe that the founders ever intended for the criminals, and the mental i ill or the international terrorists to come to the u.s. to buy guns in 33 states and thousands of gun shows without an i.d. or gun check, and thanks to the gun lobby, and since 1980, 1.4 million americans have died are from the guns, and there is no background check requirement. that is more americans died from guns than all u.s. servicemen and women kaled in all f

ken rosenthal a senior writer with foxsports.com and field reporter for mlb on fox.l so much and so well, what went yourthrough your head. >> jenna, i had to laugh. he was under scrutiny as you said. major league baseball talked to the yankees bit. it is no secret he was facing same team. so for a guy to do this again, it was rather surprising. jenna: pine tar is actually used, we got some pine tar. >> all prepared. >> can take one of these, ken, if you need it to get an edge, which i don't think you need. let me hold them up because they're in packets. we'll run some of video. this is the pine tar rag. we're leaving it in the packet because apparently tough to get off your hands. >> not something you want to apply. jenna: see baseball players warming up and putting it on their, batting gloves or hands to hold on to the bat better. that is allowed, isn't it, ken. >> well, not really. jenna: so everyone is cheating? >> here is the deal with pine tar, jenna. everyone uses it. the whole point is, don't use it so blatantly. what the red sox said after the first time was,

larry rosenthal. i said what do you do? >> i don't love that. i don't love it. in fashion, they say shopping at abercrombie and fitch. >> i thought they were damaged. >> they're not. >> owning ray-bans. >> doc martins and converse sneakers. >> nothing new under the sun. >> music and film know what they like? electronic dance music and disney frozen song. >> i don't want to hear the dance version. >> i don't like techno that's what i don't like. the constant banging. >> two things combined obviously -- >> this is let it go and -- >> this is a good sign. they think being smart is cool. >> yeah. that's good. >> that is good. >> even though their frontal lobes are not even formed. >> here is a viral video, so this is -- a starbuck -- a prankster decided to have fun with starbucks. they set up a rope line and pretended to be a bouncer so when people walked up they would have to approach the rope line to buy the coffee. >> they thought it would be funny. >> let's see how they reacted. >> you know that is annoying bouncers who won