stephanie ruhle with erik schatzker.ing that he could make it beyond the basketball court. the agency is trying to help. relatively it -- relativity media is known for movies and tv shows, but they are moving to sports. jon erlichman sat down with him and his agent. tell us. he wants to go hollywood? he is going the way of shaquille o'neal? >> yes, we will see. obviously you alluded to the priority is to help the knicks went. mix knowo follow the that he is into high fashion, writes kids books. you can do things like that when you work with firms like relativity that have a lot of different options for athletes they represent. i did ask him first -- what do you like more, being in front of the camera or behind the camera? here is what he said. >> i am a behind the camera guy. it is a great opportunity for me to get involved. it probably would not have been not involved with relativity. >> he has a lot of ideas, hip ideas. see the mix,you they were already producing it, they were chasing it down the -- et. at >> >> for yo

. >> welcome back to "market i and stephanie ruhle.he u.s. imposes travel restrictions on the ukraine, and lawmakers squabble over russia. >> they want you if you are one of those high net individuals who may want to spend. >> frontier foods. she gave a banking and now preaches the gospel of hunting what you eat, you will learn how to be a modern pioneer while living in the city. i fancy myself a modern pioneer in the big city. ," i am to "market makers stephanie ruhle >> i am erik schatzker. good to see you. we are talking about what is going on across the planet. >> diplomats from around europe are gathering to decide a response to russia deploying troops in crimea. in brussels where the meetings are taking place. david, what have we heard from these meetings so far? stillthe meetings are going on and that is one thing i can tell you. we don't know how long that they will go for so they are still in their. obviously, it is clear that there is some division in how they deal with this crisis of the european union at the moment. but wha

i am a very fortunate stephanie ruhle. y? >> matt miller in here with you. >> we are sending you the best, but in the meantime we are getting you breaking news. existing home sales are out. michael mckee is on hand with the real deal. rate it down. it down.eak >> a reasonable news story with home sales. 4.6 million at dollar annual rate, barely lower than it was in january. five,ober we were in the so we have a long way to go. whatever the weather effect, it has been relatively steady for the past four months and we expect a big spring rebound. here, a drop in condo and co-op sales, 1.8%. single-family home sales, just .2 of 8%. one of the complaints about home sales in the past couple of months has been not enough homes for sale, so that may affect things. the other number we just got -- and here is some good news for people worried about the economy and the weather. february -6.3, and it comes in a positive numeral mind. it looks like overall the employment index is lower, but the overall index higher for the philadelphia f

live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers," with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> phone fight. at&t and t-mobile are in a price war. you could be the old met winner. >> tarnished legacy? from poor returns to a public this with his former ceo, is taken a serious beating. >> website on the fast track. the owner of cars.com wants to sell, but it will not come cheap. you will need to come up with about $3 billion. good morning everybody. i'm air chapter. >> and i am a stephanie ruhle. cars.com -- everybody wants to cash in. >> why not? >> top business stories from around the world -- a merger of the world's largest banana company. has agreed tos merge with an irish produce producer. chiquita shareholders will have controlling interest. and a pizza chain that erik schatzker loves -- you know it. they have filed for bankruptcy. sbarro -- it is the second time in the last three years they have filed for bankruptcy. they will close more than 150 stores. deadliest fraternity in the u.s. has decided to ban pledging. the month-long induction period for new members -- at l

i'm stephanie ruhle.hour, we are going to cover bill ackman, russell simmons, matt miller doing video games -- what -- why would you not want to stay with us? >> it is going to be an eclectic hour. but straight to business -- these are the top is the stories from around the world. there is a new name for sac capital, the hedge fund run by steve cohen. in november, sac agreed to settle cruel charges and pay a fine of almost 1.8 billion dollars. he agreed to quit managing outside money and it's now a family office. a congressional committee will investigate why it took general motors so long to recall cars with possible ignition switch failures. least 13 late to at deaths. they got the first consumer replaying -- first consumer and plate in 2004. shares of jcpenney are up as much as 8%. citigroup recommended buying the retailer saying gates and fourth-quarter sales bode well for the future. sales were down for the year. billion airbill ackerman will be making a presentation today on herbalife's chinese oper

i am stephanie ruhle. you know who he is -- mr.effries doubling down on the troubled harbinger group. canadian national corp., which in 2012,ffries' group will buy shares of harbinger. falcone has been good to leucadia so far, its existing investment jumping more than 50% since he bought it last year. it is atement, he says - great fit with his core principles and investment approach. phil falcone, clearly obtained guy. people don't want to be invested with harbinger. they don't want to be in a hedge fund, they want to get the investments out, have not been able to, are locked in. he sells to jeffries and creates real liquidity and now they step in again but her member, -- remember, phil is not going to be the one running the show. what does harbinger do? consumer products and insurance. leucadia can help them on the insurance front. the book value on this companies $15 from $16 price. jeffries is cheaper than that. what can you invest -- where can stake of the consumer products company at five dollars less than value? >> blood on

. >> i'm scarlet fu in for stephanie ruhle. airlines,al, malaysia -- >> we will try to make you forget about some of that stuff. in the meantime, newsfeed stories, and around the world. consumer spending rose slightly in february. it again 0.3%. oft is the median forecast economists we polled at bloomberg. americans are slowly shaking off the effects of the coldest winter in four years. household spending on services including utilities rose 0.2% in the month. cbs's billboard business has gone public and will start trading any minute now. raising $560 million. it will still be 83% owned by cbs corporate but eventually cbs shareholders will own all. chris christie says he is still baffled by decisions his formal -- former aides made in the george washington bridge scandal. the new jersey governor made the comment in an interview with abc news anchor diane sawyer. >> when things were first reported i said, this can't possibly be true, because who would do something like that? sometimes people do inexplicably stupid things. so tha

stephanie ruhle is off today.e ncaa, college basketball players are calling for pay. and a green light to form a union at a college football team. is is the beginning of the end for college sports as we know it? kerman of the big eastern the thate, she was -- she knows much about college sports and also charles decamp from radio. question,r the beginning of the end or end of the beginning? >> college sports are in a very interesting place. i have learned a lot in the last several months as commissioner of the big east. frankly, the whole landscape as a little bit more complicated than most people understand, when we think about the economics of college sports, the ,alue proposition of the ncaa for students to come and play sports to their universities. >> should they be paid? >> i don't think that they should be. i think it is a complicated answer. i talked with scott beforehand, i wish we had two or three hours to go through all of the issues here. i don't think that they should. i think the value proposition of

i am stephanie ruhle. >> and i am erik schatzker.osts the ukrainian prime minister at the white house. it is a message of solidarity. back on capitol hill, the republicans have not been slow to present the president. peter cook sat down with one of those republican critics, who also happens to be on the president's job in 2016. we are talking about florida senator marco rubio. peter is back with us to tell us about the number station. peter, marco rubio wants to be seen as a bit of a foreign-policy guy, doesn't he? >> he does. he is a member of the foreign relations committee, flexing his foreign-policy muscles here in this conversation. normally, politics stops at the water's edge when it comes to a crisis. foreign-policy richly bipartisan but rubio and others have not been able -- have not been afraid of criticizing this president. we talked in his office about the ukraine situation in his own aspirations perhaps in 2016. >> concerns about the stability in europe, i mean the notion after world war ii, democracy and freedom spread t

i'm stephanie ruhle with erik schatzker.obama has been pressure to provide clarity on the nsa's tracking of internet users. many have called for more transparency on the government's policy for spying on web viewers. we asked wikipedia cofounder jimmy wales just how serious the spying issue really is. >> i think it's pretty serious and it will be a big political issue in the upcoming election. people are a bit fed up with the lack of transparency and the lying to congress. it will make a big difference. >> who has to take the forefront in this? we heard from parks zuckerberg that he call president obama. what can companies do to fight it? sides, who at both is going to have to do the heavy lifting? ultimately, the public is going to have to step up and demand changes. they already are from internet providers. we see facebook and google turning increasingly to encryption. we have encrypted all connections to wikipedia. there is demand from consumers to increase the level of security on the internet. him -- weid, we asked are

. >> i am erik schatzker here with stephanie ruhle.eer as a management trainee at walmart. she is now one of the most powerful people at the world's biggest retailer. she is with us from walmart headquarters in arkansas. good to have you here with us. i want to understand a little of what you'ret doing as chief operating officer for walmart. this small store initiative. term when itlative comes to walmart. they're much smaller than the supercenters. why is this important? >> thank you for having me. think about our growth across the united states, the supercenters are very viable a at.m o format strategy is how our customers are changing and what they expect and how they shop. it is about getting to that midweek fill-in trip, even a convenient strip. the small formats, neighborhood markets are smaller, but they offer a broad assortment of fresh products. becomewe going to one-stop shoppers when it comes to walmart? we aren't going to be at a 7-11, or at kmart. it is all walmart, depending on what kind of shopping you need to do? so.e h

live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers," with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. bulletin dials it back --put in dials it back. -- and grimy and has a sigh of relief. >> missing the target. sales are slowing as fears of has been makers running for cover. >> will the makeover make a the breadsticks you know and love? all of gardenan enthusiast know matter what the logo was. i also want to say good morning to my son home sick. >> bp is on the hook for more damage payments or the mexico oil spill. abide by the terms of a $9.2 billion on the boat with the big woods of the disaster. tohad asked the court prevent payments to anyone who could not provide evidence that their losses were caused directly by the spill. president obama stuns his new budget to congress today. he wants to cut taxes for low income families, and increase spending on bridges, roads, and job training. expected toare block the president's budget and offer one of their own. secretary of state john kerry has landed in kia for talks about the future of ukraine. itsce on reducing dependence on russian

. >> i'm stephanie ruhle. did you watch him? it was really funny. >> i think zach galifianakis to a little funnier than the president. of the first time and said, they're so funny. i watched it again, and zach was so funny. serious news. is one steptric closer to getting out of the consumer lending business. the company is registered to file for an ipo of its north american finance unit. they plan to complete the ipo later this year. callediness will be synchrony financial. the biggest investment bank may be taking a hit in the first quarter. according to jp morgan, revenue from trading them under running, and m&a may follow total of 11% simply because clients are cutting back. and also the biggest losers will be barclays and hsbc. nothing toys it has hide. the government denying reports the missing jet flew for several hours after the last reported radar contact. u.s. investigators increasingly suspect that whatever happened to the plane did in fact involve a criminal act. we want to bring you to bloomberg investigations into o

> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is market makers with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle except not, because we are filling in. i matt miller. >> and i'm alix steel. hooky for young -- they're playing hooky today. >> we will be here and we will continue to be here for you. normally, when we think of activism we think of how icon, dan loeb, and others. but we do not think of sam zell's. he is considered the godfather of the real estate investment trust. he said the industry, its reputation is at stake. betty liu has the details, because she has been speaking to mr. zell. who has gotten on his bad side? >> it is these two. let's pull up the picture of both of them. it is adam and his father, barry portnoy. a real of them run estate investment trust. the $6 million fund has office properties all over the u.s., one in philadelphia, by the way, the one in millon center. there is a shareholder fight. activism is very uncommon in the real estate world. >> why is that, by the way? >> you would like to think they are nicer. owners have been in the business for decades. it is a gen

live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle am in for stephanie this week. welcome back. >> thank you. folks, get the flu shot. >> he learned the hard way. are a businessman and the city offers to build you a state-of-the-art factory to lemonade all of your taxes and pay for the upkeep and maintenance of your building. sound good to be true? not if your business is in major league baseball. that is what they are doing first bring training these days. tax payerdoling out supported subsidy after subsidy. is in fort myers florida today having a look at the economics of spring training. art instate of the spring training facilities is the 72 million dollar jet blue stadium where the red sox train in florida where we were earlier this morning. what is even more amazing it was was built just 20 years after the city lord the red sox here by building them another part. the stadium today sits empty. the county pays more than $1 million a year to keep it in pristine condition just in case another team wants to move in. >> a lasting years

stephanie ruhle took time to telephone in with breaking news. time for theit's newsfeed. top business news from around the world. a key measure of the services sector fell more than expected in february. anything over 50 shows the economy is expanding. bad weather might've had an impact. jobs fewer than expected in february. the government releases its february jobs report this friday. motor sales were up 20% in china. sales of gm's cadillac brand almost doubled. cio of target quits. >> the story we have all been following, ukraine. president obama promising a billion dollars to help the new ukrainian government's cash crunch. peter cook has the latest on the development. any sign of trouble in congress so far? trouble, but real there are some differences out there between what republicans, democrats in congress might want to do. large, republicans and democrats support the idea of giving financial help to ukraine and a lot of them support even tougher sanctions on russia, perhaps even going as far as targeting russian banks. i just heard from ed royce of california, who

you are watching "market maker " ." >> i and stephanie ruhle, freezing here in new york. it is not a blizzard. is that something to be happy about? >> that is something we will be paying attention to. the to talk about in ukraine. there are military vehicles on the border. the dow down more than 100 points. breaking economic news. here's michael with the latest on the manufacturing economy. otherwise you'd would be seeing a big rally. the isn number comes in with a big rise. the forecast had been to go to 52.3 where we want to be. we are about a point ahead of where we wanted to be. newport is rose significantly. 54.5 from 54.2. the production number to come in a little bit weak on the month. 48.2 falls below the expansion number. the other number is unchanged. manufacturing was not too bad. we do not get a clue as to where we are going with that. higher thanoint what you expected any month when the weather was so bad it has to give people some hope that we do see a lot of weather impact on the economy. >> thank you very much. the a point out, it would market moving piece

live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> facebook goes virtual. why is mark zuckerberg bending -- spending $2 billion on virtual technology? we will tell you what it says about the future of the social network. >> and the maker of candy crush is lower in its debut, this after the company is hoping to raise half $1 billion in its ipo. borderlands, landlocked and facing a method trout -- an epic drought. talk about the issue of the mexican border and immigration reform. >> i'm scarlet fu in for stephanie this week. we missed you yesterday. tweet fromg in a stephanie. actually, not between, but an update on her vacation. >> i hope she's having fun in florida. we've had a good start so far. maker of candy crush and has made its trading debut below its goal of $22.50. its ipo the midpoint of range. it gets almost 80% of its annual sales from candy crush. one of targets top executives will be grilled today. the retailer's cfo will appear before a senate committee -- they will talk about opportunities to stop cyber thieves. loc

i am stephanie ruhle.the next three weeks, millions of people will get swept up in filling out brackets, watching games, and cheering for their favorite college basketball teams. billions of dollars will be on the line but

we are here for erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. vacation withn a children. what is that about?ings between the united states and russia are heating up. depreciating, jay jordan is here. known for investing. until two years ago, he was able on russia. wonderful to have you here. would you invest in russia this morning? >> no. we camewent in in 1998, in and we invested in russia heavily. we built the largest cable tv network which we sold in 2006. since then, we have look for opportunities, but we have backed away because of what we are seeing in russia. there is no rule of law there. we are very -- howhe critical question is should we treat the oligarch? how should we as a public treat that? >> they got control in the early 90's. they got control of the russian thets and absconded from russian people in the public. you have to treat them individually. when food and came into -- when putin came into power, he had a mandate that said stay out of politics, pay your taxes, and we will leave you alone. some of them began paying taxes. of course he was the one that decide who can. >>

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. >> stephanie ruhle and erik schatzker spoke with lesa france kennedy, ceo of international speedwaye organization behind nascar tracks like daytona. she has plans to make the sport bigger. >> the $400 million project at the daytona speedway is the largest project we have ever done in our company's history. it is really going to change the face of nascar racing and the experience we have. >> how dependent are you on the power of one star? dale earnhardt jr., how massively popular he is. is there a too heavy waiting on one driver? >> his victory at the daytona 500 did so much to really advance our sport again. we have so many stars within the sport. dale junior has been a fan favorite for years. the fans really were excited about that. we saw a huge impact with our ticket sales, up 20% right on through the daytona 500 for a coke zero coming up. it increased awareness and brought a lot of fans would let what kind of sales impact has danica patrick had? >> she has a terrific impact on sales. 40% of our fans are women. not only women follow danica, it increases awareness across the board

i'm stephanie ruhle. >> and i am matt miller, in for erik schatzker.guest from canada -- i don't even know if they play. >> they do. we have the most famous wall street personalities pulling out their brackets. we will spend the next hour talking to some of the weakest names and college sports. but first, we have a little bit of breaking news. a bloomberg exclusive area -- number exclusive. a college student suing the ncaa for not paying its players. jeff kessler once free agency --wants free agency. we will hear from mr. kessler in just a moment, but how big is this? clearly, here we are, the day after we announced the bracket. everyone is focused on -- i almost said foot all. basketball. -- football. basketball. >> let's focus on the canadians. fromnes we know are kansas. this could be the straw that breaks the camel's back. the ncaa has faced challenges before. but this is jeff kessler. freeis the guy who brought agency to the nfl. he is the preeminent antitrust labor lawyer in sports. >> hold on. this is not about the group of athletes he is repres

live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers," with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle>> putin's power play. he signed legislation making crimea part of russia. what will ukraine and the west to do next? >> the unfriendly skies. there are almost no freebies anymore. some even charge you to print out a boarding pass. the dividing line between profit and loss. >> and fit bid for fido. high tech has gone to the dogs. we put it to the test. >> that is all coming up. i amou would love that >> matt miller. we are in for erik and st ephanie. >> stay tuned. vladimir putin has cleared the way for crimea to join russia. they have warned they will not allow it. tensions have hit the highest level since the cold war. ryan chilcote joins us from brussels. what is the process for them to join russia? >> it is up to the russians to work out. for all intents and purposes, it will be part of russia. putin sign those documents earlier in the day. which is now in russia, is pretty significant. they are already the world's largest country. this is his first expansion of territory since the

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tomorrow is international women's day and stephanie ruhle and erik schatzker talked about getting supportwomen. bring asimportant to many people in the corporate space and the outside world into this concept of the global woman's movement. what we discovered was that we -- this is such a catalyst. anyone is on -- who is on the stage meets someone who could change their life. >> val ackerman told me how working directly for former nba commissioner david stern enabled her to become the founding president of the wnba and she serves as commissioner of the big east athletic conference. >> i was lucky to work with david stern. an extraordinary leader who really gets the credit for believing that there could be away for the nba to support women's basketball. beginning in the early 1990's, we began to put some things together to allow that to happen. we were supporting the women's olympic team that played in the theelona olympics to lay groundwork and then wnba springing out of that launched in 1997. we were built around nba infrastructure and we were able to capitalize on the great growing inter

i am stephanie ruhle.xt three weeks, millions of people will get swept up in filling out brackets, watching games, and cheering for their favorite college basketball teams. billions of dollars will be on the line but under the current

here is the commissioner with stephanie ruhle and are resident canadian, erik schatzker. >> the lovel is growing in canada. it's higher than it has ever been based on some of these successes of canadian players now in the nba. young kids in our country are looking at them saying that could be me. the future for our league is very bright in canada. >> how will you attract players to want to play for your league when they have the option to play in the u.s.? >> let's be clear -- we are not competing with the nba. the nba is a phenomenon, one of the greatest pro leagues in the world. but there are only 400 jobs in the nba. there are a heck of a lot more great basketball players in the world than 400. what we are saying is we will present them with an opportunity to come here, play and a high-level league with great competition in front of rabid, passionate fans. the nba is the pinnacle of professional basketball. that's irrefutable. we're not trying to compete on that level. we are trying to give players and fans another option. the appetite for basketball in our country transcends the

live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhlel. why is mark zuckerberg bending -- spending $2 billion on virtual technology? we will tell you what it says about the future of the social network. >> and the maker of candy crush is lower in its debut, this after the company is hoping to raise half $1 billion in its ipo. borderlands, landlocked and facing a method trout -- an epic drought. talk about the issue of the mexican border and immigration reform.

live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers," with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhleollege board changes the sat again. collegehis part of the business needs another look. >> football frenzy -- soccer. a new shoe to

live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers," with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhlee signed legislation making crimea part of russia. what will ukraine and the west to do next? >> the unfriendly skies. there are almost no freebies anymore. some even charge you to print out a boarding pass. the dividing line between profit and loss. >> and fit bid for fido. high tech has gone to the dogs. we put it to the test. >> that is all coming up. i amou would love that >> matt miller. we are in for erik and st ephanie. >>

. >> it is interesting that you say that, i was talking about this earlier with stephanie ruhle.pster running group for the women get slammed up and wear funky stuff while they are running. >> how is that hipster? >> i don't know. they are hipsters. i saw some of them. trust me. >> i don't think stephanie has ever met a hipster. >> i think she has. >> we are taking a quick break -- are we talking to pimm fox? there he is. do you go to urban outfitters? >> i will pass on that and shop where you shop. >> all right. >> room to show room, what is it like to get behind the wheel of a $180,000 porsche turbo s. take a look at tesla, they have a direct sales strategy in the united states. what does it mean for the automobile dealerships? lawsuits have been furious. monday, our mystery guest is on chefst name basis with lidia and mario. he or she will be revealed on "taking stock." ♪ >> because there is a subject that julie knows more about than i do, i will pass the torch to her for this block. todaye talking about this and you know more about it than i do. >> it has to do with dolls. >>

live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers," with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhleials it back. -- and grimy and has a sigh of relief. >> missing the target. sales are slowing as fears of has been makers running for cover. >> will the makeover make a

>> live from bloomberg equities in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhlepresident of the world bank. we're talking ukraine, common change -- climate change and much more. >> fannie and freddie couldn't , showing more clear that all profits will go to the government.

. >> up top -- i want to have a moment of silence for stephanie ruhle. the reason she is so lame here is because she is on a three-week vacation. something like that. i'm down near the bottom with a guy named bloom -- bloomberg. that is ugly. company to bed in. >> thank you. i've never done as poorly. wisconsin is my only final four production that made it to the final four. >> at least you got one in four. let's get the company news. we start with comcast which may boost its buyback land. considering increasing stock purchases by more than 80%. comcast cfo says another $2.5 billion to be added. the investigation into possible currency rate fixing gross. swiss regulators are looking to see if banks traders manipulated foreign exchange rates. the antitrust commission says more banks and brokers may have been involved in the possible price-fixing. huawei forecast sales gains. they also posted record sales for 2013 and two gains in its enterprise and consumer businesses. we'ren we come back, going to detroit, talking about yet another series of recalls at g

. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this with erik makers" schatzker and stephanie ruhleel lewis's hot new book says high-frequency trading is costing millions of investors billions of dollars. gm decided itd was too pricey to fix a defect that killed at least a dozen people. our regulators just as much to blame? we will talk to a top washington consumer advocate. >> ding,

live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers," with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle t-mobile are in a price war. you could be the old met winner. >> tarnished legacy? from poor returns to a public this with his former ceo, is taken a serious beating. >> website on the fast track. the owner of cars.com wants

live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers," with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle citigroup's request to turn more capital to shareholders more than five years after it almost collapsed. this bank remains its own worst enemy. what a ceo michael corbett doing wrong? >> ncaa pay? the right to form a union. the other sign that they may start paying college players. we get reaction from the commissioner of the biggies. -- the big east.

with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> ukraine prime minister's pulling out of crimea.clusively and we will have the latest. >> in china, hollywood heavy hitter jeffrey katzenberg is in shanghai announcing a $3 billion investment that will change the entertainment industry in china. hotseat. charlie byrd is new york's hottest restaurant. we will take you inside the room -- inside the kitchen. welcome to "market makers."

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live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhleoyota settles a long-running probe into a huge car recall 2009 and 2010 could will it be a precedent for general motors? >> ipo-palooza. filings up at a toward pace in 25th -- 2014 and about to get even hotter. we will take a look at some of the reasons why. >> the titan of truffles. meet the woman five-star restaus

for someone who was always broken grounded her own "areer is analysts "market makes coanchor stephanie ruhlet is to see how eric shut her feels to be the one token man among some -- how eric erik schatzker feels around so many imported women. the man running walmart started in 1984. in 1992, the management training program really running a division side of the store. she is now ceo of the company and then we're going to be sitting down with the cfo of jpmorgan. think about it. jpmorgan, america's bank, led by jamie dimon, who everyone says he is america's favorite banker. well, until he became public enemy number one in the apartment justice's eye. jpmorgan customer satisfaction and employee satisfaction as well as stoplights is doing admirably well. we have to find out why. >> what are the big issues he will talk or will -- you will tackle with them. >> we will talk with lisa france. daytona is going through a multibillion-dollar overhaul of renovation. we will talk about how they will fill those eaten with him. >> which interview are you most excited about? >> all of them! we are going to