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then you got the sirius radio show. >> radio andy, channel 102 on sirius. i;m having so much fun.being in the womb basically when i was there with dolly parton. >> jimmy: really? >> it was so amazing. >> and she was, like, you know what, going to dollywood for a a gay guy is like going to the intrepid for a straight person. you know what i mean. >> jimmy: it's just like, wow. instead of seeing the fighter pilots on the intrepid, you go tour dolly's tour bus. you know. it was awesome. it was really cool. >> jimmy: what did dolly say to you? any secrets or -- >> it's airing on friday, it's 90 minutes, it's awesome. she had a mirror above her bed in her tour bus. she goes, "that's why my marriage is still going." >> jimmy: really? that was a good impression. >> that was bad, that was bad. >> jimmy: i love dolly parton. it's a fun show. the whole program, the whole thing is great. what does your mom think of it? more importantly. >> that's so funny you say that. you know, my mom sends me a a text after every episode of "watch what happens live." she's been so -- she's not happy this w

you can also listen to us on the sirius radio channel 19.anies and industry section, white tesla -- >> when you are looking at what the big companies have always done, they have always made hatchback, electric cars meant to meet fuel economy. had you get a long battery range out of something? one way is to make it light. they have always done this with regulatory cars. but with tesla, this is what they do for a living. when you are trying to make a profit, they started off with the model s, which is an expensive car. most of them sell for well over $100,000. they made them cool as opposed to making them small and quirky. they have made cool cars that happened to run on electricity. >> so many people interested in this model three. what is the possibility that tesla will be able to release them when they said they will? are you optimistic they are going to be able to do that? >> it will be tough. they had real manufacturing problems. they had tried for unique features like the doors that open up. it is tough to engineer and manufacture. they

you can also catch the media minute on sirius xm, the new headline sirius xm channel and continue the conversation on twitter. i'm howard kurtz and i read the messages and try to respond when i can. we're back here sunday at >>> we begin with a fox urgent. we are in the heart of tornado season. here is the evidence. a busy and dangerous system. this is colorado. with a twister that touched down ripping apart homes and buildings. i'm harris faulkner. this is "the "fox report"." we are watching a path of powerful and dangerous storms. the latest batch capable of dropping those monsters from the sky. warnings going into effect right now. so far this weekend, the national weather service says at least four twisters hit colorado last night near the nebraska-kansas

. >> it is on sirius xm radio. i love this. >> tell us all about this. >> this is super cool.uite a show. a test version of the hyper loop. a near supersonic transportation system was pulled off in the loss advantalas vegas dessert. it was dreamed up by visionary elan musk. it is a way to whisk passengers 800 miles an hour between locations. he made the plans public and the world went into full gear to get it done. passengers will ride in pods that move through sealed tubes. the tubes have the lower air pressure and it allows them to zoom around at 750 miles per hour. it will be propelled by magnetic lev tation which also helps it hits those high speeds. that's the first planned route san francisco to la will take 30 minutes which is half of the time it takes to fly. they hope to have a full scale model by the end of the year and have the system moving in the next five years. from there we may start to see super loop stops coming to a town near you and more important getting you further away in no time at all. this is so cool. i want to ride it right now. you know it's going t

i remember i was working on sirius radio.he phone rings, and we take calls and the girl calls, and it was jan. i was like, i wonder who this is. do we have the audio? can we play what she said when she called in. >> right off the bat, if it weren't for you and kathie lee, i would not have met my fiancÉ. >> what? would you please tell me that story? >> five and a half years ago my daughter who is also a big kathie lee fan and hoda fan especially, and i were in new york and she says, let's go to the plaza and watch kathie lee and hoda. and i said okay, let's go. while we were standing on the plaza, my fiancÉ was there with a friend. he started talking, and five and a half years later we are still talking and we're engaged and -- >> what? what is going on? >> what kind of an interviewer you are. >> my next question was -- ah! wow. how cool are they? >> they're darling and so are you, hoda. we rarely do this, but this is the something blue cocktail from the knot.com. >> it's got vodka, blue curacao. and lemonade. boy, that's good

you can also listen on bloomberg radio, sirius xm channel 119.es section this week is a profile of martha beck. have you heard of her? david: she is the life coach's life coach. carol: she is the ultimate. she has written books, had had seminars, met with oprah. i have heard about life coaches but it feels like they are becoming a little bit more legitimate. david: there is something very california. it starts with her at a conference training other life coaches. she makes millions of dollars a year doing this. carol: there are about 41,000 around the world and they are bringing in about $2 billion in revenue. there is really a lot of people catching on to it. there is something about an "integrity cleanse." integrity check. you were kind of true to yourself. the writer who wrote the story went to the conference and she had a moment in the story. it was kind of interesting. david: one of the ways hillary clinton plans to get to the white house using big data. we talked to tim higgins. tim: we saw the explosion during barack obama's campaign and i

carol: you can find us on radio, on sirius xm channel 119. in new york boston , 1200, washington, dc 991, and bay area 960. a look at the wave machine designed by surfing legend kelly slater. carol: could it make the sport mainstream? >> there has been a quest for an artificial wave that was more or less like what the pros experience in the ocean. there have been a lot of tries and there are wave pools around the world, but nothing that fell to professionals. carol: in december, he posts the video on youtube, kelly slater. what was that video? >> he posted a teaser on his instagram feet first, which was him, a shot of this perfect wave, and then it cuts to him looking extremely happy, jumping up and down. you see him on this wave and it is revealed this is an artificial wave. his voiceover says this is the greatest man-made wave ever made. turns out it is his wave. for the last 10 years, he has been working with a company and a team of scientists on a wave that looks like an ocean wave. the surf world immediately celebrated this thing and sai

the latest detractor on sirius radio. >> the impression i get this is this guy doesn't want to compete's not interested in playing faub and not interested in competing at the quarterback position. he wants it hasn'ted to him on a silver platter. that's not the way life is. the eagles owed him no explanation. and if you think you're that good, you should be able to beat out a rookie who has no earthly idea what the nfl looks like. >>> the first leg of the triple crown, last year we're introduced to american pharoah who won the derby. the most likely horse to follow in his footsteps this year, nyquist. here's larry coleman with the stretch call. >> nyquist has taken the lead on the outside. gun runner, second on the rails, and they come to the final, nyquist to catch, gun runner, exaggerator on the outside. nyquist and exaggerator are coming to the line together. nyquist is still unbeaten! he has won the kentucky derby. >> nyquist rumbles into the winner's circle and the fourth consecutive runner to win the race. >>> the washington capitols won the trophy but they before facing eliminati

you can find us on radio, on sirius xm channel 119.n new york on bloomberg 1130, boston 1200, washington, dc 991, and bay area 960. in this week's feature section, a look at the wave machine designed by surfing legend kelly slater. carol: could it make the sport mainstream? we talked to reporter josh dean. josh: there has always been a quest for an artificial wave that was more or less like what the pros experience in the ocean. there have been a lot of tries and there are wave pools around the world, but nothing that really felt to professionals -- carol: go back to december, he posts the video on youtube, kelly slater. what was that video? josh: he posted a teaser on his instagram feed first, which was him, a shot of this perfect wave, and then it cuts to him looking extremely happy, jumping up and down. and then you see him on this wave and then it is revealed this is an artificial wave. i think his voiceover says this is the greatest man-made wave ever made. turns out it is his wave. he, for the last 10 years, has been working with

you can also catch the media minute on sirius xm, the new 24-hour headline sirius xm channel.he conversation on twitter. i'm howard kurtz. we're back here next sunday, 11:00 and 5:00 eastern. see you then with the latest buzz. >>> >>> i'm chris wallace. with exactly six months to election day, donald trump will be the republican nominee. but can he unite the party? >> we want to bring unity to the republican party. we have to bring unity. >> saying we're unified doesn't in and of itself unify us. >> i didn't get paul ryan. i don't know what happened. the only important thing is the unification of the people. >> we'll talk with senior adviser paul manafort about trump's fight to rally the party and defeat the democrats in november. >> then, a showdown between the feds in north carolina over the legality of its transgender bathroom law. >> this conclusion by the

david: you can find is on the radio on sirius xm channel 119.arol: and him boston 300 -- 1200, and bay area 960. at the free publicity donald trump has gone from the news media and social media. tvt's what that means for executives planning on campaigning advertising dollars that have not materialized. >> you have millions of followers, and he tweets something out and it is free advertising essentially, to millions of people. often times, he says something so incendiary a gets picked up on local news or cable network tv and a goes viral and we're all talking about it in ways that paid advertising doesn't really breakthrough. he has a strategy with working with the media and it is -- he is a master at pulling the strings to generate coverage. one estimate is that he is received almost $3 billion worth of free media or earned media which is a staggering amount and far exceeds any of the other republicans in the primary and exceeds what the democrats are getting, as well. to break through that, we have seen his competitors have to spend a lot of mo

. >> now these two are helping couples get in the mood for the big dance by launching sirius xm's limited prom radio. tune in friday to relive all the memories good and bad. >> i didn't get one compliment on this dress from any of my friends. now i know why. because everyone tells me it's actually ugly. >> it actually fits better now than it did then. >> because i got boobs. >> yeah. the boobs are a little fuller, a little perkier. b bob, you missed out on the good boobs, buddy. sorry. >> a little tmi. >> always fun. can you still fit in your prom dress? >> i doubt it. it will annual body issue this week filmed with the stars in bikinis. >> remember last year the magazine made international headlines when they put size 22 model tess holliday on the cover. i think that started a conversation about body image in hollywood. a year later, has anything really changed? >> i was really happy they put ne on the cover in a sheer bodysuit and, like, didn't hide my body. that alone was huge step, and there's more conversation around what body positivity is and accepting people for who they are. i fe

you can also catch the media minute on sirius xm, the new headline sirius xm channel and continue theonversation on twitter. i'm howard kurtz and i read the messages and try to respond when i can. we're back here sunday at 11:00 and 2:00 eastern. >>> and we start with a fox news alert. donald trump looking for more republican support, but from some he's still getting the cold shoulder. now mr. trump is responding sharply to the growing number of republicans who still refuse to back his candidacy. hello, everyone. welcome to america's election headquarters. i'm eric shawn. >> hi, and i'm arthel neville. >> the republican front-runner saying he doesn't necessarily need help from the gop establishment to win the white house in november. >> i think it would be better if it would be unified. i think there would be something good about it, but i don't think it actually has to be unified in the traditional sense. >> all this after trump cemented his position as the party's

joe thighsman was on sirius nfl radio. >> i can not believe what sam bradford is doing with the philadelphiales. the impression that i get is that this guy here doesn't want to compete. he's not interested in playing quarterback. he's not interested in competing at the quarterback position. he wants it handed to him on a silver platter. well that's not the way life is. the eagles owe him no explanation. faen you think you're that good, you should be able to beat ow a rookie who has no earthly idea what the nfl looks like. >> last year at the kentucky derby we introduced you to american pharoah who went on to become first triple crown winner since 1978. the most likely horse to follow in the food steps is nyquist. the winner of all seven of the previous races. here is the stretch call. >> nyquist has taken the lead on the outside. gunrunner second at the rail. five lengths back to destined in third. and they come to the final furlong. closing in, nyquist with a 16th to go. gunrunner on the outside. nyquist and exaggerator. they're coming to the line together. and nyquist is still unbeaten. he

headline sirius xm channel and continue the conversation on twitter. i'm howard kurtz and i read the messages and try to respond when i can. we're back here sunday at 11:00 and 2:00 eastern. >>> and we start with a fox news alert. donald trump looking for more republican support, but from some he's still getting the cold shoulder. now mr. trump is responding sharply to the growing number of republicans who still refuse to back his candidacy. hello, everyone. welcome to america's election headquarters. i'm eric shawn. >> hi, and i'm arthel neville. >> the republican front-runner saying he doesn't necessarily need help from the gop establishment to win the white house in november. >> i think it would be better if it would be unified. i think there would be something good about it, but i don't think it actually has to be unified in the traditional sense. >> all this after trump cemented his position as the party's presumptive nominee with a decisive victory in the indiana primary earlier this week. now the real estate mogul now turning his focus to the ge

she loves sirius -- left sirius more than 20 years ago to found a company to assist her youngest daughter who was at the time dying of a then incurable lung disease. the resulting company is managed therapeutics, now a 6:00 million dollars biotech and based in silver spring. it has expended, if not saved the lives of tens of thousands of people, including they are daughter genesis who is now in her 30s. ladies and gentlemen, martin roth blat is also the recipient of this year's billy jean king leadership initiative award devoted to lgbt issues and puts her in an interesting issue because she has a company based in north carolina which as you know right now she might get arrested for going to the bathroom if the governor had anything to do with it. ladies and gentlemen, martin roth blat. [ applause ] >> martin, one of the basic concepts that you are interested in, it is not just improving life but it is immortality. they are all going to live forever. and martin, i might mention, has founded a religion, based on transhumanism. and you have the idea that we're not just going to live a long

she loves sirius -- left sirius more than 20 years ago to found a company to assist her youngest daughter who was at the time dying of a then incurable lung disease. the resulting company is managed therapeutics, now a 6:00 million dollars biotech and based in silver spring. it has expended, if not saved the lives of tens of thousands of people, including they are daughter genesis who is now in her 30s. ladies and gentlemen, martin roth blat is also the recipient of this year's billy jean king leadership initiative award devoted to lgbt issues and puts her in an interesting issue because she has a company based in north carolina which as you know right now she might get arrested for going to the bathroom if the governor had anything to do with it. ladies and gentlemen, martin roth blat. [ applause ] >> martin, one of the basic concepts that you are interested in, it is not just improving life but it is immortality. they are all going to live forever. and martin, i might mention, has founded a religion, based on transhumanism. and you have the idea that we're not just going to live a long

carol: you can listen to bloomberg businessweek on sirius xm. david: >> they are going to do list in the u.s. market and try to sell shares back locally. david: you mention a lot of people do not know what these companies are. give us a sense of what they are in terms of how they operate. >> mostly our internet technology related chinese mo, anies so we have got mo --ing app like tender tinder -- tinder, and a lot of social networking. carol: officials have been worried about the capital flows, if you will, coming out of china . are they looking to stop this? >> i would say this is a secondary concern of chinese regulators. the first one is about the stock market stability, the influx of chinese companies that were previously listed overseas, all of a sudden they wanted to go back to china altogether. that would dilute share prices and that is a top concern of the chinese government and regulators. carol: so they want to rain this in question mark >> that -- they have been raising questions about wall street investors and questions about investo

. >> carley shimkus sirius xm 115 with the internet explosion. this is an unbelievable one. >> it certainly is. good morning ladies. a meteorologist facing a cold front after viewers got heated over her strappy on air cocktail dress. watch as ktla liberty chant is forced to cover up on live television. >> into tomorrow. what's going on? you want me to put this on. why? because it's cold? >> we are getting a lot of e-mails. >> what? really? >> okay. i look like a librarian now. >> oh my gosh. the twitter is calling it sweater gate. one personally yaw says i don't know what's worse massage knee or that sweater. i am kind of glad the liberty chan debacle headed on air how everyone can see how casually sexist people are. i found it refreshing. it was done in good humor. she said her co anchor was just joking around it was never his intention to offend any one. everybody has an opinion on this one for sure. >>> no offense to librarians out there either. >> i picked up on that, too. >> can we agree it was a clubbing dress? >> who knows. >> let's talk a

bloombergsten to radio on sirius satellite radio. ♪ ♪ welcome back to "best of bloomberg west."urn to education in the way one man's vision may be changing the rules of the classroom. supercharging with video, lectures at home. kahn academy.y -- we are checking in with sal ka hn about what is changing and education. it's been a year since we spoke and you have record numbers across every category. video, teachers, students. give us an update on where you are. associate useople with videos, especially around math. we're much more than that. partnership with the college board around the preparations for the sat. we saw the data from this march where kahn academy was the official prep for it. we've seen a 20% reduction in paid test prep. the use kahn academy. now they take the psat and it can be used for a diagnostic. it's much more than videos. we are tied into things like the sat, trying to get as many students as possible to come the college and life ready. we doing internationalization front in india. we've been working with the foundation in mexico, with a lemon foundation in

after that she created sirius xm and was a founder of the entire idea of satellite radio. not a bad start. as she left sirius 20 years ago she founded a company to assist her youngest daughter who was at the time dying of a then incurable lung disease. the resulting company is united therapeutics. $6 billion biotech in silver spring, it has extended if not saved the lives of tens of thousands of people, including her daughter, who is now in her 30s. ladies and gentlemen, she is also the recipient of this year's billy jean king leadership initiative award devoted to alcs -- to lgbt issues and her company is based in north carolina the might get arrest for going to the bathroom if the governor had anything to do about it. ladies and gentlemen, martin. [applause] >> one of the basic concepts that you're interested in is not just improving life but actually immortality. we're all goes to live forever, and i might mention, founded a religion, as one does, known as -- it's based on transhumannism and you have the idea that we're not just going to live a long time but all going t

you can now hear us on the bloomberg radio app on sirius xm.e "bloomberg west" next. ♪ >> the top stories of this hour. energy producers as asian stocks rally. dropped 7% from an high. the regional benchmark headed for its best today gain. fell.a shares it is being investigated by u.s. regulators. the sec is looking into their accounting standards and whether it violates any laws. the g-7 summit begins shortly in japan with china high on the agenda, but low on the guest list. they will be greeted by the the landister, reclamation are set to dominate. those are the headlines on bloomberg news, powered by over 2400 journalists in 150 bureaus let's get theld, latest from the markets is japan comes back online. >> we are seeing stocks in the .egion hold at a one-week high japan coming back online by half of 1%. even though we are starting to see the young rebound against the dollar, that is the second gain, which was up by one and a half percent yesterday. the estoril you and share market pretty flat there, some good games coming through new zealan

you can listen to bloomberg radio on sirius satellite radio. best of bloomberg west continues after the break. ♪ emily: welcome back to "best of bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. let's turn to education in the way one man's vision may be changing the rules of the classroom. supercharging with video, completing school lectures at home. the khan academy. we are checking in with sal khan about what is changing in the world of education. it's been a year since we spoke and you have record numbers across every category. video, teachers, students. give us an update on where you are. sal: a lot of people associate us with videos, especially around math. we're much more than that. we had a partnership with the college board around the preparations for the sat. it is really exciting as we saw the data from this march where kahn academy was the official prep for it. we've seen a 20% reduction in paid test prep. nearly half of the students used kahn academy. 80% of the students take the psat and it can be used for a diagnostic. it's much more than videos.

. >> we are on the radio with exclusively on sirius xm 115. >> it is my favorite time of year.t is nerd olympics. there are plenty of rumors about a very secretive company will unveil at their annual development conference. the tag line for the event, game changing. you can see from the invite messages that disappear. tim cook has been talking a lot lately about healthcare and the role in apple watch can play in keeping tabs on your vitals. the apple watch only about a year old now. we are seeing rumors apple may move further into the home automation space with the amazon echo what you can talk to to control home automation and future net things of home and lighting and what have you. mac book pros will be thinner, lighter and pack more power. this rumor surfaced recently. they could have touch id for secure access to your lap top. touch screen like strip that could be added above the key board that could give the lap top unique abilities. this is the less sexy part. they are going to update the software that unares under the fo hood of your iphone ipad. suri might make her way

you can listen to us on the radio if you have sirius xm channel 119. or go to bloomberg.com/radio. and industries section, why tesla may be a nightmare for it industry makers in germany. >> if you look at big car companies, they have always made compact aerodynamic hatchback cars that are easily made to meet clean air regulations usually in california. how do you get along battery rained out of something? make it light so you don't need a big battery. so usually this is what they do. this for athey do living. when you try to make a profit on something very profit challenged, conceded a good price areas they start up with the model s, which is really expensive. most of them over $1000. we made it cool as opposed to to makend just regulations. they make cool cars. they just happened to run on electricity. reporter: so many people involved in this model three. what is the likelihood tesla can release them when they say? are you optimistic they can do it? >> it will be really tough. you look at tesla's second vehicle that no one talks about, which is a model x. they had real manufactur

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. >>> joining now the host of pop politics on sirius xm. thanks for coming by. >> thanks for having me. >> donald trump has a history out here. in terms of endorsement, fund raising, we'll talk about the convention in a second, will he do better than your typical republic republican? >> he could do a little better. a large part would be who he picked as financial charirman. he's a private equity guy. he's financed quite a few films this hollywood. big, big film financier. really big connection with warner brother right now. he may be able to tap some money out here that maybe another republican wasn't able to. i don't think it will change the dynamics. i don't think you'll change the split. it's about 75%, 25% democrat to republicans. even tradition that will donors are waiting whether they will write a check to donald trump. the question of do i want to go public right now with my support for donald trump or do i want to wait until the fall when it probably is less risky. >> does some of them feel closer to him. he was the star of a prime

carol: you can listen to "bloomberg businessweek" on sirius xm channel 119. listed in the u.s. are finding it difficult to return home. >> these chinese companies are losing value here. they think they are not well understood by law -- wall street investors. last year he saw a rally on china's mainland stock market. every thing but so attractive to people think they can make more valuations inand the exchanges are much higher than what they get here. carol: what are they doing specifically? bonnie: they have a whole bunch of management executives that are buying back their own shares. is ahey are trying to do list in the u.s. market in and try to sell shares back in shanghai locally. david: a lot of people understand what they do here in the states. give us a sense of what these comedies are and how they operate. bonnie: mostly our internet technology related chinese companies so we have got momo, a dating app like tinder, and a second largest search engine in china. and then a lot of social networking. carol: officials have been worried about the capital flo

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