and i thought, i'm never in the stamford, connecticut area. i've got to make this happen. -- they all want to meet me. they all want to sit down. >> jimmy: sure. >> and in fact we met in person at the capital grill. >> jimmy: oh, you had a meal with maury. >> i had a sit-down like with don corleone. >> jimmy: wow. >> we haddiscussed his businessd you know, his life with connie and the jet. it is one of those conversations where you realize you are just doing it all wrong. >> jimmy: the jet? he has a jet? asking who is pregnant? >> i'm iyanla, you are oprah. you are not getting it. i am iyanla trying to fix your life. >> jimmy: he has a paternity jet literally. does it have a name? >> air maury. [ laughter ] so he does the shows, and the audience loves him. and i wanted to infiltrate. and i knew once again, the awards, the global fame, the bikini modeling, i can't just walk in there. >> jimmy: problematic. >> sometimes it's really more of a curse. so i realized i had to infiltrate the maury audience in costume, in a disguise, if you will. i will say at dinner, maury was a l

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from stamford, john malloy, cofounder of bluerun ventures you started investing in china in 2007 opening businesses in beijing and shanghai. i will start with you, jon. what stands out to you in the f1? any surprises? >> let's start with john malloy. >> numerous surprises. the scale of the business is something we've known about for a long time. your prior commentator, i completely agree with. the outside for them is mobile and it has to do with the transition of the chinese market. they are slightly behind us and mobile adoption so it's normal that kind of customer mix would be in place right now but that is an absolute upside for them. >> jon erlichman, you have been looking at some of the companies alibaba has been buying. walk us through that and how it plays here. >> this is a really important thing and part of the growth story. we are getting into that but you are right. they have made investments in a variety of well-known consumer related technology companies in the united states from lyft to tango. it is not just the story of marketing to investors. it's the story of marketing t

my guess to joins us now from stamford. brian, what is your take on this report and the fact that apple might be announcing this smart home product line? >> i think it makes a lot of sense. i have several products in my house and several built-in products at my house. why it makes sense is because we thought apple might do a large panel tv in the last year of so. i got back from taiwan. it turns out they did have a prototype, but looks like what they'll do in the short run is take apple tv and make it something where you can use in a home automation matter. maybe that can read the hub that works with your smart phone to help you do things like manage your life, home security, manager light bulbs, all of these various things to have a smart home. it makes sense. there is a good chance we get some insight into this on monday when apple has its event. >> what do you think? >> it is an interesting opportunity for them to go into. it puts them into competition with many apps on their phone today. many of us run those on our phon

brian blair joins us now from stamford. he covers apple as a frank gore at rosenblatt security. -- as an investor at rosenblatt security. >> i think it makes a lot of sense. i have four nest products. i also have home automation products. i like the idea of apple going into the market. why it makes sense is we thought apple may do a large panel tv. i just got back from taiwan. turns out they did have prototypes. looks like what they will do in the short run is take apple tv and make it something where you can use it in home automation manner. that that could be the hub works with your smart phone to help you do things like manage your life thomas manage home security, manage your light bulbs and all these various things you can do to have a smart home. i think it makes sense. probably a good chance we get insight into this monday when they have their event. >> what do you think? >> i think it is an interesting opportunity for them to go into. it puts them in competition with many of the apps on their phone today because man

i'm going out to stamford for reeducation camp next in a upcom weeks. >> all right.do not be fooled. >> what growth sectors, where is the market headed? cnbc roger frank is joining us next to talk about the options. >>> we're having a conversation on the air on the set. >> sorry him excuse me, krispy kreme auction, having the best spring auction ever. we had barney frank on there. >> two franks. we are very frank in this show. >> you are supposed to give me a -- >> i am working on it. >> i did get a couple. >>ifies. >> a beautiful little set. >> i hope you bought them privately not at auction. >> i am not sure like i say i don't boy anything. so water the price? you know all about rich that's all you do? >> it's my full-time job. >> you are like astock stalker. >> i'm a reporter, similar. >> this was an amazing amount of money $740 million sold last night. that was the highest single auction in christy's history. here's my top sign of an art bubble. the top seller last night was this piece. we will show it to you barnett newman's black fire went for $84.1 million, in

separate teams of researchers at harvard and stamford found the effects of ageing and older mice could be refreshed with infusions of younger mice. finding it helped their muscle and improving memory and learning. amy wages is a professor of stem cell joining us from watertown massachusetts. very exciting stuff. can you explain the bases of the experiment with mice and what you found? >> sure, be happy to. we were searching for substances that are in the bloodstream and may affect the ability of tissues to maintain or repair themselves. we found a protein gdf11, abundant in the blood of young animals, but declines with age, along with the dispurgens of functions, muscle wastage, weakness, decreased activity in the brain and cardiac muscle. when we added the protein to older animals, we could reverse the effects of ageing and restore healthy function in the tissues use. >> you think the protein activates stem cells, and that effect? >> yes, gdf11, when added into the bloodstreams of older mice improved the functioning of stem cells in the skeletal muscle and the brain, translating into

jean stamford, a counselor at uc santa barbara.doctor, i understand that we know that the university posted a phone number for people if hay need counseling, students or parents. what are you hearing from so many people, been victimized from this rampage? what kind of words of comfort can you or others give? >> good morning, fredericka. yes. we are hearing a lot from our parents, our students, our community. they're all very concerned but the good part is they're staying together and we are definitely a community. in terms of words that we can give, we've just been sharing stories, sharing our love, sharing how much we care about each other. really trying to stay within our natural healing groups is the way i like to think about it. natural support groups. >> and just looking at these still images of theville inch and how many people have come out and hugging and certainly crying, even if they were not there on those, on that corner where all of the shooting took place, so many people clearly look like they were victimized and now

for more reaction, i'm joined from stamford, connecticut, by michelle girard, chief u.s.conomist at rbs securities. >> thank you for having me. >> chairman yellen said the recession officially ended five years ago, but the u.s. economy needs stimulus because unemployment and inflation are well short of the fed's goals. is this what investors wanted to hear? >> they wanted to make sure nothing has changed from the message the fed has been sending. employmentrong number, and a weak gdp number. most people think it will be revised into negative territory, and the question is has anything changed since the meeting given the new data, and the only thing that is clear is that the fed is sending the same signals and the views have not changed. it is hard to thread a needle between suggesting the economy is strong enough to warrant the tapering of qe, and at the same time not have anyone worry that the fed might be thinking about hiking rates. >> the chairman noted the data showed solid growth, and that supports the case for faster expansion this year. do you see that as well, wi

researchers at harvard and stamford found aging mice could be infused from younger mice and it recharged brain and muscle, improving learning. the doctor was involved in studies published in science journal. she a professor of stem cell and joins us from watertown massachusetts. exciting stuff. can you explain the basics of the experiment with mice, and what you found. >> sure, i would be happy to. we were searching for substances that are in the blood stream and might affect the ability of tissues to maintain or repair themselves. we found a protein, gd f11 and is abundant in the blood of young animals. along with muscle wasting, weakness, decreased activity in the brain and defects in the cardiac muscle, and we found when we added the protein back, we could reverse the effects of ageing and restore healthy function in the tissues. >> you think the protein activates stem cells that exist in older mice and that creates this effect. >> yes, we saw that tds 11, in the bloodstreams of older mice, impressed the functioning of stem cells in the brip. it translated into a robust capacity of th

if the driver of the truck stamford hospital exterior to his lower leg injuries is expected to surviveat area that cover letter today to figure out what exactly happened crystal clean up this morning-but it caught on ramp will get another case just that few minutes away from opening traffic fumet did news the on ramp soporific did i creating bigger back up this morning. >> : this holiday weekend kicking off with some pretty bad traffic especially yesterday no access to soft on 280 video from of the partnership with abc seven news agency the street closures from here freeway is closed until 5:00 tuesday morning for road repairs back up because of because a lot. the heading out on the play of company to play it as a rise more than 36 million americans no travel 64 mi. or more than the nearly 32 million will be driving. coming up on newsweek and recent scares off hackers getting personal information from retail stores a target michaels' traded continues-shoppers on the edge pre security expert who has tips for shopping on a day after recent hacking incident. can local shop smart technolog

jams are not bad effect pieces some construction related traffic backups like this one in downtown stamfordwith a silver lining. >> maybe is better for companies to be here. >> catherine: the golden gate bridge we have that there will have a look at the bay bridge toll plaza the right side is traffic headed into oakland >> reporter: a whopping 79 percent agree that the situation has reached a crisis the opinion is shared across the board a rich and poor. san francisco, san mateo and santa clara county since most people like to live closer to their jobs and it prefers shortcomings. short commute. >> catherine: a lawsuit has been filed against the ymca of silicon valley. that after the claim that its six year old girl was sexually abused at one of its centers last year. the lawsuit argues that the accused molester nicolas plumbing has to provide access to young children. it is to detect and that the paradise valley center in morgan hill. the lawsuit claims the ymca violated state law by telling to insure that laramie only work under the direct supervision of a qualified teacher and that he wa

paul hickey crunched the data and joins us from stamford, connecticut.come back. >> thank you. >> what about this tuesday phenomenon? >> as interesting as it is, and you can come up with all sorts of conjecture, it's more coincidence than anything. interestingly enough, last year at this time, tuesday was also the strongest day of the year, and there was a lot of talk what's causing it, is this the beginning of a trend, and for the last eight months of the year, it was among the weakest of trading days of the week. so these things, you know, the trends come and go, and also the other fact is that fridays and mondays have been the weakest days of the year. so you could say that tuesdays are just, you know, a lot of geopolitical events on the weekends, and, you know, tuesdays reversion back to the mean after such weakness in the two prior days. but it's more just a quirky stat than anything else. >> the market's got a little bit of work to do to get to off the shnide if it's going to keep the markets go give me a read, we were having a discussion about rat

>> well, having just come off of six years at stamford university, i disagree with that.ut your point is certainly valid and there are some places where it costs more money to fund the athletics program by virtue of the city in which it reside or by virtue of the cost of the university and i think all of us can acknowledge there are expenses that go beyond room, board, books, tuition and fees, which has been the traditional scholarship for many decades and so that's one of the many things we're looking at in terms of how do we go about implementing and activating around this new covenant with student athletes? >> student athletes. just that term. because, right, i mean, the real high level athletes that really i don't know how often of their time is spent on athletics and aren't we really sort of just, it's idyllic and it's a throwback to win one for the gipper and all that stuff and college spirit. but it's just not like that. they're not -- they might be sturnts, but they're really almost professional athletes. >> well, pick up a 1927 new york times and you'll see the p

what was it like moving from stamford to nyu?'ve got a very different feel about what life is like in a city like new york. it is alive and has life on the street. in palo alto, you have to get in a car to get a loaf of bread. it's an exciting place but if you drive through it, you cannot see it. probably moving in the direction of more urban and america. >> from one big city to another, we are going live to st. petersburg next. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. let me do a data check. two, the yield moves higher and europe is a headline number. a backstory into a three-day weekend in the united states, oil is moving higher. that is american oil. he has been busy with two outstanding interviews recently in russia. saint it is bird. the biggest meeting of russian leaders is happening and ryan chilcote is with us. the story is who was not there which are american financial leaders. how much have they messed? -- missed? missed moremore than they have missed. among the no-shows you've got everybody from the ceos from goldman sachs to visa

that's at a conference in stamford, california. as for earnings, look for results from retailers ann and big lots. >>> former microsoft ceo steve ballmer has reached a deal to buy the los angeles clippers for $2 billion. that would be the most ever paid for an nba franchise. the milwaukee bucks sold for $550 million earlier this month. shelly sterling, the wife of owner donald sterling has signed a contract which she sent to the nba league office for approval. at least 75% of owners must approve the sale. it's unclear whether donald sterling must also sign off on the deal. nba owners are set to vote tuesday on whether to terminate sterling's ownership after he was banned for life in the wake of a tape released where he made racist comments. >>> there was a recent eu ruling over the right to be forgotten. european citizens can request for links about them to be taken down. google says it has created the web forum for european users but stopped short of explaining how the process would work or how long it would take to remove those l

. >> thanks for joining us today from stamford, connecticut.r today's edition of "worldwide exchange." u.s. viewers pick up the countdown to the u.s. open with "squawk box." european viewers, stay tuned as we continue to couldn't the down to rate decisions from the bank of england and the ecb right now. >>> good morning and welcome to "squawk box." more fed speak for today. fed chair janet yellen heads to the hill after easing some market concerns. >>> british banking giant barclays announcing an overhaul plan that includes 19,000 job cuts and tesla leads the earnings parade, beating the street with its latest report on thursday, may 8th, 2014. "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. we have a big lineup for you this morning. starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern time, our guest host is robert wolf of 32 advisers. we have marty feldstein joining us, robert seulentic, marc fabe, jonathan bush and jason furman. we have the european cent

acrobat's for a performer under cert at the children's hospital in stamford.chool was one of the this is prompted >> : the house will give the region in this is such a party that carl games and little entertainment for the younger patients to attend the school prom. dillon annual kron that they at children's hospital staffer >> : at only about 24 hours away from the bay breakers' city taking steps to try and clean streets unsafe. city officials say authorities this year calls security concerns there'll be no large bags watter at the race. that also says that they will we blocking off elsewhere. security will still in force and no alcohol policy but the city also provide more affordable for us for its inspectors to say the visitors also can extend the heightened security along their route. >> : still had iconic ride celebrates a milestone today. how the giants differ from being honored as many predict >> : also east asia and the boss ever been called here this morning will show you what he did receive such praise and giant pictures pout apple ghoulish and green

if they continue to do other kind of tests, which are different, the terranovas, and the stamfords, thatill add to the time testing. it is important to understand that you can do a paper test, you can do it online. sbac also is online. and that leads to lots of questions about the technology to do it, how are you going to have every kid have access to computers, does that mean you have a longer tested window, each child may not spend as much time, so there is a lot of playing in the numbers, how much testing and how long. host: neal mccluskey of the cato institute joining us. our next call is from maryland, hello, daniel, go ahead. morning, everyone. thank you for taking my call. i am so happy we are talking about this. first of all, i think this is a huge issue. personally i have not seen so much coverage or media information about this kind of thing. so i think that this kind of thing was kind of rushed through and states and schools were not able to kind of give feedback as a to dohey would deal this or if there was something actually want to do, and so now you are seeing the problem

here he is in stamford in 2011. >> are you going to boy yahoo? >> a good question.at. >> he has a knack foranalogy justs. >> this talk is just like a peace talk on the united nations. it's very complicated. i i call myself like a blind man riding on the back of blind tigers. >> reporter: he insists on telling everyone about failure. >> like most company, we paid hundreds of thousands of mistakes. we made so many mistakes. we were so stupid at that time. >> jack ma believes you don't learn from other people's successes but from the stupid things they do. as the company he founded prepares to go public. he says his business philosophy is customers first, employees second, shareholders third. he remains a dreamer who defies critics pence and outside china. >> we find the best managers of finance, tech following and parking. you put them together. my job is every day tell them the dream. >> reporter: for cnbc business fuse, i'm jane wells. >> joining us now to talk more about the ipo is daniel easternst. i imagine you went through a lengthy per spectus. if you were 'loo