us perspectives from the administration, we first have thomas basilay, appearing on forms such as sirius xm radio. for the bush administration in 2003 through 2004, he was a senior press advisor to the authority in iraq. he was a consultant for the republican national committee, presidential campaign, and prior to this service he was director of communications for the u.s. environmental protections agency in 2001 through 2003, and was part of the bush-cheney campaign. he is a hofstra alum as well graduating with a degree in political science and he was named the 2007 hofstra young alumnus. ambassador james nicholson is currently senior counsel at brownstein hyatt farber schreck counseling clients in health care, regulatory law international relations, oil and gas, and alternative energy. from 2005 before this appointment he was u.s. ambassador to the holy seat during which he was knighted by john paul ii for his human rights. ambassador nichols has been the director of the new community development corporation commissioner and the commissioner on the defense advisory on women services. h

emily: sirius xm, a competitor. tim: with apple, a smart company. underestimate, never think you know what they are doing. emily: beats music will be retooled and relaunched this summer. maybe a new name. how worried are you? tim: we have not lacked competition for a long time. i keep learning year after year, building a great playlist is fantastic hard to do. we find, over time, more and more confidence in the differentiation we have. emily: did you ever meet steve jobs? tim: i did. emily did you talk to him about : the future of music? tim: we said two words to each other. we had the great honor to be on stage at cupertino when they wanted pandora to be highlighted. tom and i spent a week in a room rehearsing a three-minute presentation, and we were kept under lock and key and escorted in and out of the building. we had to rehearse the talk many, many times for a successively smaller and smaller group of executives, until the final comes up. up.l -- the final he did say "good job" after our presentation. i take that as great praise. emily: there h

why sirius?'ve always been innovator and people said they didn't what they were doing and in turn they knocked it out of the park. to have our own channel there which is called globalization, it was about making history. we make history like sirius and at the apollo theater. so it will be an amazing night. more than anything it will be an amazing channel with an amazing company. i think we'll have another conversation about it. >> i hope we will. in terms of the changing of the music industry is having a channel on sirius is that a way to make money or is the music a vehicle for making money in other ways and other investments in your brand? >> the thing about the music business it makes every other business money except itself to a certain extent. now it's finding ways on how to monetize things and the music business made a big mistake when they didn't partner up with jobs may he rest in peace. and now you have spotify and pandora and congratulations to jay z for what he's doing right now. peopl

three years ago i saw sirius as a major player in their industry and purchased the stock. the stock hasn't hit $5 in three years. are there any upcoming tail winds that will push sirius to $5 and give me a reason to hold it? >> i'm not going to give you anything that's concrete right now. i can't because i don't have anything. i will tell you that the company is worth more than it's selling for. i don't have a way to get to it $5 but i do think it is a service that has tremendous pull and that more people and more people and more people will take it used and new cars. >> let's go to prapeek in california. >> caller: big booyah, jim. >> i hope you get rain out there. >> caller: love your show, thanks for all your advices. >> thank you. >> caller: i would like to know your thoughts as a long term investment in alley baba. >> i believe in alley baba so much i want you to own yahoo. i reiterate my long standing buy, that yahoo is the way to play baba. okay. everyone loves a bargain. you can find them at amazon costco and netflix. new players, are entering the it ga. is it too

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irwas head of sirius xm satellite communications.ngest daughter gets this kind of a diagnosis, i was going to stop everything i did and save her. >> now there was something on the market but at the time it seemed like it was worse than the actual disease in terms of how debilitate your daughter. >> the drug had been approved you had toin fuse it into your blood vest tells 24 hours a day 365 days a year wearing a pump that had to be worn in a fanny pack covered by ice. our latest drug approved by the the fda is a pill that you just take either two or three times a day depending on the severity of your illness. and this pill does the same thing that whole big pump did. >> this is not a niche area. >> it's called a rare disease but still there are over 30,000 people in the u.s. alone with this. >> how are you finding the people who use this? we want to mention this. last week we met with the people from ibm who have watson. they told us one of the different things is people don't necessarily at the doctor level know what they see. how d

my stock is sirius xm. i bought it back ten years ago for $12 a share.e been in the house of pain since it's taken over sirius with -- with the news that the class action lawsuit this morning in the news was that going to open the door for others? >> here's the problem with shares outstanding. it needs to buy back a ton of stock. it is a play basically, on autos. and it's doing okay. and i would hold on to it. i wish i could be more encouraging, i would hold on to it. van the man in new york. van? >> caller: how you doing? >> real good. how about you? >> caller: i've got a couple of questions for you. about suni edison. about 2 years ago, i got interested in solar energy because of the volatile oil situation that existed at the time. and i've been buying increments of 400, 500 shares at a time. >> wow. >> and i own a fair amount. i'm not a big investor but i own it at about $15 and now it's about $31. what i'm saying my broker's saying, hey, you made enough money, get rid of it. i keep reading positive things about it. i know you like it. >> van has the

comedian and host of the "the dean obeidallah show" on sirius xm dean obeidallah. joining us once began, the very funny, "breaking bad "man, comedian lavell crawford. so i want to talk about this shooting in garland texas, that happened-- no, dean, you're awe muslim, right? >> yes. >> yeah! >> larry: a shout-out, very good very good. based on what happened in texas i'm going to show you a picture of muhammad, okay? >> hold me back. >> larry: and i just want to know if this is offensive to you okay. >> sure. >> larry: all right, there gu. ( laughter ) ( applause ) nohamid ali. it's not that bad everybody. is it-- oh this isn't-- is it. i find all his pictures offensive, by the way. >> that's great artwork. and let's be honest, honestly-- it's free speech. on some level what pamela geller is about is hate speech. overwhelmingly the community did not care. they ignored the event. if you want to piss us off, don't let us haggle at the stores over prices. it was 20 bucks she said i'll give you $15. she said, this is macy's sir. the cartoon piss off a few fringe people b

. >> i would throw in a sirius logic.logic, what the valuation of that name and how dependant they are on apple. why couldn't that fit into, maybe not a chip. maybe apple buys this particular maker. >> we're still waiting as i mentioned, we've told all of you, we're waiting for dick fuld, the former ceo of lehman brothers. hasn't made any public comment at all other than on capitol hill. since the crisis back in 2008. his firm filing for bankruptcy on september the 15th of 2008. pete we've heard from so many other traders, heard from andrew and larry mcdonald who used to be a vice president there. what are your thoughts today. what would you like to hear from dick fuld today? >> i think we've heard some of what the problems were. within lehman. maybe he could just give us better definition quite honestly, scott. when i looked at this. this really all started long before this. it was bear stearns and that's when we really started to see a lot of these banks starting to get analyzed that much more. you looked a lehman and l

as well as what you get on sirius, the part of sirius that's music and not talk.ons and then we have computer-generated stations, all of those are ad free and you can skip and unlimited time if you don't like a particular song, you keep skipping. that's the radio part. and then in addition, you as you said, you can download up to 25 songs a day, and keep 25 at a time. so you can have that 25, which doesn't go away. and then essentially up to 50 if you down load it new. and the goal is do look at how people normally discover music and download. you're listening to the radio, you hear a song and you want to download it, you can. >> or a new album comes out from a band that you really like, you can download that album. so you hear a song -- go ahead. >> it seems to me that the key here, though, is how much does the recording industry want to you succeed? it sounds like you agree with taylor swift about the danger in giving away too much for free. but exactly how good a deal are they going to cut you on this $3.99 offering? is that going to allow you to be profitable

but they're the high thin sirius clouds not going to pose a threat to your outdoor plans for memorialparly sunny mid 80s for high temperatures on monday afternoon afternoon. we start to warm it up tuesday hot and humid with a high near 90 degrees. cold front starts to move eastward but well to the west. so showers and storms stay to our west on tuesday. but come wednesday late in the day there could be a scattered shower or storm. not everybody see it. warm humid highs against near 90 degrees. very quiet start to memorial day enjoy it if you're out early. morning clouds give way to some sunshine into the afternoon. that will be the trend throughout the entire day. tuesday comes the same story partly sunny bite afternoon as that cold front slowly starts to move eastward but still we'll keep it dry through at least the first half of wednesday. temperatures waking up low in the mid 60s maybe some 50s in the cooler suburbs. on monday morning then noon highs inland you can see that surging well into the mid 80s even approaching 80 degrees up in the mountains. the cool spot again right alon

sndependence group buying siriu resources.ries making headlines around the world, torrential storms over the weekend in southern and central china have broken a 40 year record for rainfall. 57 people have died since the bad weather arrived, mainly from car crashes. sought others have shelter. the forecast calls for more storms this weekend. britain's labour party has dropped opposition to a referendum on europe reversing its position going into the election. harry harman told the bbc that a in and out vote is almost certain to happen. she said the party continues to believe the u.k. is better off inside the eu and would introduce a referendum on that basis. growing public unhappiness at japan's plan to beef up the military. you --i news survey found opposition has risen to 55% this april. prime minister shinzo abe wants to allow japanese forces to play a wider role of broad. he aims to expand the dais session beyond june 24 to drive legislation. . is what we're watching this week. sincey, marking one year the wrench on modi be

on sirius satellite radio as well. emily: i listen to you as well. have something to announce, this show will be moving to 4:30 p.m. eastern time. i hope everybody will tune in den to catch us at our new time. thanks so much. thank you for watching this edition of the show. have a wonderful weekend. check us out at our new time next week. ♪ mark: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm mark crumpton. this is "bottom line." to our viewers here in the united states and those of you joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories making headlines on this friday. first let's get you to the top stories we are following. the labor market bounced back last month. employers added 223,000 jobs in april, just

don't forget to listen to the lou dobbs radio program on sirius network three times a day.green to pay more than five and a half billion dollars to talk about what is going on with the largest commercial banks the top a banking analyst also author of the of but exile or on wall street. with the is that were actually charged of what is day guilty plea. >> there is no excuse for behavior with the currency market. this is the first time that banks have a guilty plea jpmorgan and the terrible black guy. of a similar culture with the issues for the last two decades. >>. >> to say the very same thing about of burglar or a robber incentive drives criminality. it is just no longer eric susceptible with conducting an behavior for practices that are corrupt and corrosive liar the banks still members of those high value and principal of the chamber of commerce of the business roundtable? wire they permitted to do business with the treasury? what is wrong with our society that there is a wave of the hand of his conduct? >> the banks have reached $150 billion. no excuse the cost of the

getting from this group, very harrowing tails of people dying, of hunger, of abuse by smugglers, siriusllnesses on this boat. it's a humanitarian crisis that needs to be addressed as quickly as possible. >> not everyone who came to the shop came to help. some took pictures and wanted to hear their stories. the for the my grants it was a nice distraction after so much misery. al jazeera indonesia. >> well during the past two days, 900 europe-bound migrants have been brought ashore in italy three suspected people smugglers were arrested after their boat carrying 290 migrants was intercepted by the german navy off of the libyan coast. macedonian opposition is demanding the prime minister step down. on top of allegations he abused his power, there is tension over a recent battle between security forces and an armed group. a report now from the toufrn where the fighting happened. >> this is what remains of the barber shop and the man's house behind. he is in police custody. a hospital therapist is counseling his family. >> ner calling my husband a terrorist. who is going to walk my son to ki

of course that's on sirius satellite radio as well. emily: i listen to you when i'm driving in. something to announce as well. this show is going to be moving to a different time 4:30 p.m. eastern and 1:30 p.m. pacific. then again 8:30 p.m. eastern and 5:30 pacific. so i hope everybody will tune in to catch us at our new times. >> good stuff. emily: all right. thanks so much. thank you all for watching this edition of the show. have a wonderful weekend. catch us on our new time next week. ♪ . lie: welcome to the program. we start with the store a deflategate and the legacy of tom brady. joining me is peter king of "sports illustrated." peter: what i am an easy about is one day when tom brady dies, his obituary in "the new york times," if the nfl comes down hard on him in this case, the second paragraph is going to be about how the nfl slammed him for cheating in 2015. and when i read the 139 pages of

we were talking to jessica from sirius fm. we tape the chitchats. we get carried away. hi. >> hi. >> anyway coming up on the show this morning, we're going to talk about the weather at the top. there were really severe storms in the south overnight, damaging tornadoes, major flooding there. al says you can expect even more today. >>> also ahead, what are your kids really watching? the red flags being raised over the content on popular child friendly apps. >>> then more of matt's epic tour de red nose including the flat tire that added to his adventure when natalie joins him on the road. >> those stories and two of the biggest names in hollywood stop by. very exciting. dwayne johnson gets you ready for the big one and jamie foxx performs live off his album in our studios. big one dialed up for you, vai and tracy, when we see you on "today." >> dwayne johnson and jimmy foxxamie foxx. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> they're on satellite radio, we are on perry scope. behind the scenes @jessica boyington. it's like serious radio b

joining me now, dave zi ron, host on sirius xm. what do you think? >> oh, my goodness. did tom brady get off easy here. this was not even capone for tax evasion at this level. you know what should be happening right now? first of all, all the kid on jackie robinson west on the south side of chicago should be picketting the nfl offices and saying, they took our title? >> they're in a different league, dave. >> it doesn't matter. >> nfl has no control over jackie robinson. >> cheating is cheating. we need a sports czar in washington to say cheating is cheating. second issue. the people in seattle right now in broadway, sir mix-a-lot, macklemore, the blues scholars, everybody should be getting together for the super bowl parade as seattle, richard sherman and russell wilson say hey, we won this. you know why? because the patriots cheated. they are habitual cheaters and should be able to give up this title. >> okay. first of all, i disagree with that. but here's my feeling, okay? what i think is crazy here isn't necessarily infraction itself. it's the self righteous denial.

here to talk about this is a columnist for "the daily beast" host of the show on sirius xm radio, a comedianr. >> i'm a lot of things. >> the hat i'm going to ask you about today is all of those plus the fact that you're a muslim. >> yes. >> he said this needs to take place. >> right. >> because of what's been going on all over the world. people are under assault for drawing cartoons, being murdered for cartoons, he's angry, wants his voice heard. i know that people say it's misplaced but is there a better way? >> is there a better way? that's his choice. you have every right to draw a cartoon to the prophet mohammed. i defended it last time, defended it with "charlie hebdo." no response that justifies violence. if you're offended by it like anything else say i'm offended, write a letter to the editor. american muslims care less about the drawings of the prophet mohammed. what we're concerned about, this man inviting people to come with guns, hundreds of people to stand outside a mosque during prayers. don't forget two weeks ago, the same protests on a sunday and no one in the mosque, no one

. >> the sirius xm studios picked out of the audience. my wife said please don't weep on this man. and i did i played piano, i said union wages, right? he said you're not going to get paid for this don't get above your station. >> i never forget when you came back to the station, you said the hands that wrote hey jude touched these hands. >> good to see you. don't you want to know more about that follow james on twitter, he'll offer you a few more facts. >>> a month into her presidential campaign, and we still haven't heard from hillary clinton. now, some media outlets are finding new ways to call out hillary clinton. so much attention on jeb bush and what he said. how about on what hillary clinton is not saying. she's in the presidential protection program. >>> plus we'll show you why students at a catholic college have decided they don't want cardinal timothy dolan speaking at their graduation. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat ere

. >> i discussed your piece on sirius xm and we did a call segment.across the country saying that this is not just the congress. military has shades of this as well. the private sector called to talk about universities, academia academia, where a professor doesn't want to be alone with a coed after hours. >> universities are definitely one example i've heard a lot about since publishing this story. certain doctors, o bb/gyns, if they're male will have a female nurse in the room when they have a female patient. i spoke to deborah katz, an employment lawyer in d.c. and she had never heard of a case like this. it seems like particularly regarding the response i've gotten to this story is this isn't something entirely widespread but it is happening. at the same time, it's something people don't talk about. i'm happy to have had the conversation and talked to people that have experienced this. >> i think we can add to the list of military, university members of congress ob/gyns, evangelical leaders because i've since come to learn there's the billy graham

. >> joining me now, sirius xm host executive director of americans united for church and state.oing a dosy dough in a back and forth. he had one opinion a couple three months ago. now he has another one. >> i think all these candidates on the republican ticket are looking desperately to find a way to outconservative their other candidates. in other words we have three candidates in the race now, michael, who have already told god told them to run. it started with ted cruz, then ben carson and then we also learned that mike huckabee thinks that god can in fact be the person who overturns supreme court decisions. what is happening today with jeb bush is interesting. he says traditional marriage is a sacrament. he is using a very religious word. what most of the folks that are interested in having marriage ceremonies who are same sex couples want is sometimes they want a religious ceremony. sometimes they want a purely secular service. any way you look at it, the principal participants in these weddings. when someone says i won't cater pizza as the people in indiana said a few week

michael steele former rnc chair, and lieutenant governor of maryland also with us tonight, joe madison, siriuslk show host who with his listeners clearly have a pulse on the community of baltimore. no doubt that there's been a lot of reaction on your show in recent days. now, you haven't done a show since these charges were brought this afternoon. what do you think the reaction is going to be? what do you anticipate? what have you heard? >> well what i've heard is that you have relief. we anticipated -- and i had said on the show earlier that if there was anything short of what this prosecutor came up with, the leaders in that community -- and i don't care if it was elijah cummings or the mayor or the ministers they were going to have a tough time keeping the lid on. that is what i heard. so what you have here now are people who have as you said they feel they've been vindicated. and i agree with ron. i don't think this prosecutor was influenced at all by the protesters. because she kept her head down. we didn't know anything about her. she's only been in office a few months. >> four months. >

joining us now on the phone, host of sirius xchlm's mad dog radio, chris russo.o hear from you. >> how are we doing? >> we're doing okay. we went through some of the particulars of the wells report. what is your big takeaway? >> the big takeaway is brady cheated. that's the big takeaway. the fact that he did an interview the today after, 12 hours after they beat the colts, was at larm that there was a deflate deflategate rumor and then at 7:26 in the morning he calls the equipment guy too get their stories straight and is on the phone with them for an hour is this what else do you need? brady wants to flow footballs underinflated and he cheated. she he should have admitted it right away and he wouldn't be in this mess today. and if the nfl doesn't suspend him, they will look awfully stupid. le'veon bell is not playing the first game of the season because of marijuana. you mean to tell me he doesn't play and yet brady does? i would be shocked if the nfl does not give him minimum two to four games. >> back on the leash, mad dog. joe scarkarcarborough here. is it no

. >> and you can take us with you on sirius xm channel 108 so we're with you pretty much anywhere youo do is tune in and just listen. you can go to sirius.com for more details. >> look who has kibble in her hands right now. >> al has a check of weather. >> that's right. you don't get a bill from us. we're looking at the risk of strong storms from texas into the dakotas. wet weather out west again and rain from the gulf coast into the great lakes. for saturday we've got the enhanced risk of strong storms. texas on into nebraska. beautiful sunshine. but cooler along the west coast. east coast looking warm. on saturday we've got -- oh yeah -- the preakness stakes coming up. baltimore, maryland cloudy and showers. temperatures will be in the mid-80s. and they're off. and that's what's going on >>> thank you, al. 8:32. if you're off to work right now, the good news is you can see from the time lapse over sunol a lot of the clouds have cleared out. your temperatures for today will be comfortable. 65 degrees on the peninsula today. 61 degrees for the east bay. 71 degrees meanwhile, for the n

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bill, on twitter asks what the heck is texas governor greg abbott and senator ted cruz doing playing sirius with conservative wing nuts on jade helm. >> governor abbott and you know the senator, i think they both they spoke out on this. they were asked about this. a lot of the concerns come from their own state. i understand that they would have to address these issues. senator cruz, the way he framed things, it's like well, you know it's hard to believe you know, the federal government so i understand why people would be concerned now. and to a degree i guess that's fair when you consider, you know, some of the other things i've mentioned, the surveillance and issues like that. but at the same time, i think it's important to note that you also have conservatives like former governor rick perry who basically looked at this and shook his head. the vision even within, you know, groups that are typically pretty unified against the president here, it doesn't hold true. >> robert is in north port, florida. line for republicans. robert, good morning. >> caller: morning. dan, i think that there's

. >> so michelangelo signorelli, host for sirius xm radio and the author of the new book" it's not overality." it's great to have you here. as we listen to what rubio is saying there about whether or not you agree with marriage equality or not you're then automatically labelled a homo phobe and hater, do you think that's what the lgbt community and straight allies have positioned those again marriage equality to be? >> not at all. i think he's a bit confused and kind of conflating a few things. nobody has said that you're a hater if you don't support marriage equality. we don't know what's in people's hearts. does it mean you don't support full equality? yes. does it mean you're using religious views to argue against full equality? yes. we've seen that in the past. we've had to stand up against it. but it does not mean that anybody is attacking his religious faith. >> so mainstream christianity typically in the past would have been used to keep segregation in place, would be used to keep women from actually having access to women's rights to choose for their own body. >> that's true. >>

stand-up comic by night, and host on sirius xm radio, who is outside the ed sullivan theater this morningor some fans to be out there. what's the scene like there? >> there are people -- what's remarkable there are new yorkers taking pictures of the theater, new yorkers who work in the building across the street who probably never took a picture of the theater before. new yorkers are nonplussed by everything, but even in new york this is something special today. >> let's talk about what letterman means for -- we could talk about his impact on television, but just as a comedian. >> yeah the clip from jimmy fallon kind of resinated with me. i remember growing up and looking forward to summer breaks and summer vacations because i would stay up late as a 9, 10-year-old watching letterman. stupid pet tricks top ten lists, the things he would get strangers to do on air seems so ridiculous and he was pushing the envelope at that time. now with the internet we have so many avenues to kind of poke fun at pop culture cliches, but letterman was a pioneer on this. >> dean when we see the shows and th

. >>> sirius xm facing a class action lawsuit involving royalties for songs recorded before 1972. the stock is up 16% in a year. ty. >> all right, mandy, more on fifa and the scandal. the president of the european football governing body michelle platinni not making any comment as he arrived for a meeting in zurich today. the meeting taking place ahead of the fifa congress which has been rocked by the arrests of leading officials in a major corruption scandal. tomorrow fifa delegates will vote in the presidential contest between the incumbent, sepp blatter, not indicted and a jordanian prince. blatter is running for a fifth term. uefa is backing get prince and calling for the fifa election to be postponed. we shall see. >>> a scheme duping more than 300 investors out of millions. many lost their life savings. here is andrea day with crime & punishment. >> the woman behind it had a legitimate tax and accounting business with hundreds of clients who trusted her. but when the funds she supposedly invested didn't add up, the feds bend undercover. >> try to get as close as we can to ou

to weigh in on this cnn political analyst and editor and chief of the daily beast john avlon and siriusst margaret hoover. hi guys. >> good morning. >> let's pull up that quinnipiac poll again. margaret it's interesting that jeb bush, the presumptive leader for a long time is tied with somebody like ben carson who is new to politics. >> what this shows is who has been front and center on republican primary voters minds -- hearts and minds in the last six months. ben carson wrote a book he's been doing the book tour going to all the early states. jeb bush has name recognition. mike huckabee has been on fox news and in front of all those conservative voters. marco rubio is a really a conservative star on the republican side. and so is scott walker by the way who had three elections in four years and has been actually getting a lot of support from the national republican donor base in order to beat off the unions. so these are all people who are front and center of the conservative primary. >> margaret says front and center is this an awareness poll more than a whom do you want to vote for

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so let's bring on the host of the joe madison show on sirius xm mr. joe madison himself.e reaction of this community squares to what they've learned so far. and are they doing the right thing by keeping it quiet but letting a little information come out? what do you make of it? >> well let's go work our way backwards. i do not think it's the smart thing to let a little information come out. first of all, it dribbles out and people then ask the question chris, if you know a little bit you must know a little bit more. and why aren't you being more transparent? i heard and saw the interview you did with my good friend elijah cummings. and he's got a very difficult role to haul because whatever comes out he and all of the political leaders in that city and quite honestly the state are going to have to convince people to accept that report. and that's going to be the most difficult task because right now i think most people on the street where you are really have some trust questions going on the issue of trust. >> well look you're putting it lightly in terms of the trust issu