. >> i nominate steve adams. i second. thank you. i have a nomination of the steve adams. any other nominations for president. seeing none, i'll conduct the roll call vote >> thank you each and every one of you do a lot for this commission and yet everybody does a lot for the small businesses in the city and i value everyone's opinion and we've done some good things and thank you. >> thank you commissioner president adams. any other commissioners comments on the namthsz. seeping we'll open this up for public comment any any public comment on this item? seeing none. we'll conduct a vote >> commissioner president adams. commissioner dooley. commissioner dwight. commissioner riley. commissioner white. commissioner president adams is elected open a vote of 5 votes to zero. that brings us to item 9 election of officers small business commission vice president. >> i'd like to animates commissioner white for vice president. >> second. >> any other namgdz seeing none, commissioner white. >> i'd like to thank you for the opportunity serve as president on the commission i've enjoyed

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that is without guest host, steve miller. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am here with tom keene and adamt, steve miller, chairman of aig and author of "the turnaround kid." twitter is taking a page from facebook. the microblog or is testing a redesign of its profile page that may make -- mimics the use of facebook's timelines. softbank is seeing a dip in profit. they topped analyst estimates but it was lower than a year ago. softbank was hit by integration costs tied to a string of recent acquisitions, including the $22 billion investment in sprint last year. islionaire carlos slim cutting a stake in royal kpn. he is reducing the stake to 27%, according to kpn. he failed in his efforts to take over the dutch phone carrier. that is today's company news from the files of "bloomberg west." >> we are honored to bring on steve miller, chairman of aig, he is the turnaround kid. that may be true -- delphi, etc. puerto rico is decidedly not detroit. he survived a tour of duty making cap positions at delphi, a follow-on from the general motors automotive components group. san juan is decidedly no

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adam: i look forward to it. steve, congratulationsings being forefront of all of this. we want to turn our attention to jo ling kent with late moving stocks. what do you have for us? >> groupon, they're down about 18%. earnings whether disappointing yesterday. after the closing bell the outlook disappointing for the first quarter as well. they're expecting 710 million to not looking great on groupon. look at underarmor. that stock is up five 1/2% right now and on good news despite all the troubles or reported troubles of the speedskating suits in sochi, underarmor renewed their contract with the u.s. speedskating team and that will last through the 2022 olympics. priceline shattered earnings expectations yesterday coming through with great fourth quarter earnings. that stock is up more than 3% right now. booking.com, which is one of their subsidiaries, their ads in the u.s. done very well. air and hotel reservations up as well. good news out of priceline. definitely one to watch. adam: priceline stuff, i know captain kirk is going to be happy. jo ling kent, thank you ve

adam: all right. elizabeth holmes. the company is called theranos. there are people in this world that revolutionize our lives, cocoa chanel, steve jobs, walt disney andzabeth holmes. thank you. >> thank you. adam: they are turning instead to foreign investors, most of whom are chinese. now it is all part of a program that dates back to 1990 called eb 5 which allows foreign investors to finance business in the united states in return for a green card. we have owners of a florida restaurant franchise group that uses the program and they are doing it successfully. they will teach us how to say hello to foreign investors. jack and joe, welcome to the show. thank you and congratulations. you have a barbecue restaurant chain, do you not, and you turned to foreign investors to get the financing to do it because the bank said no? >> yeah, that's correct. thanks for having us first and foremost. we use eb-5 program funding to grow our restaurants in a way we couldn't ordinarily do that through traditional bank financing. in fact we went to the restaurant franchise convention in las vegas a couple years ago and were told by everybody there that our brand and w

i wasn't planning on getting a a drink, mm-hmm. [ laughter ] >> steve: is that sandler ordering? >> jimmy: that was adamdler ordering, that's right. [ laughter and applause ] bobby boucher. [ adam sandler impression ] i would like to get a a cheeseburger please, and a -- [ laughter ] and a breakfast -- [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] it's supposed to be "sling blade." oh, this is not good news for parents, you guys. yeah, if you're parents, i just read that disney world is raising the price of a one-day ticket to epcot -- [ audience boos ] -- to $94. it's now so expensive that families are saving money by just taking actual trips around the world. [ laughter ] now, you kids hang out in france, daddy's going to get us beer over in germany. see you in five hours. [ laughter ] not as easy, no. this freaked me out a little bit here. in a new interview, google's director of engineering predicts that robots will be smarter than people by the year 2029. that's crazy. i mean, it's hard to believe robots will be smarter than us in just - - siri? how many years until 2029? >> 15 years, jimmy. >>

steve chase, the serial entrepreneur, he listened to adam johnson and he went out and found a high-pricedsweet green. k entire control room eats kale three times a day. kale next onabout "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." are twitter question of the day. i got the mystery bill from davos. >> how big is that? >> i went to the bahamas for 2.5 days. my bill was $500. >> what did you do? >> apparently too much. >> 17 movies on your phone? >> adam has top headlines. >> a surprise rise in unemployment over the u.k. 7.2% iness rate rose to the fourth quarter. the rate was expected to have been unchanged. the first increase in almost a year. recent gains in the labor market have lost momentum. president obama travels to mexico for trade talks with leaders of mexico and canada in an effort to build stronger trade ties between the free countries -- three countries. the number of teenagers and the u.s. workforce plunges to a record low. just one in three teens was either working or looking for work last month. that is the lowest level since the labor dep

steve jobs. >> ever since abe gal adams, first ladies have worked to make the white house a working office. and a family home and a consultcal institution. tonight on our series finale, we'll look back at the lives of these women from martha washington to michelle obama, how the role of first lady has evolved, and how certain individuals have helped define the job. good evening and welcome as we spend the next few hours wrapping up our year-long series. what is going to be important about these final two hours is you. we hope that you will be a major part of our program tonight by calling us, sending us tweets, or posting on facebook what you have learned or questions about some of the history we have had on display during the past year. let me introduce the guests. edith mayo, who is responsible for putting together the first ladies exhibit at the smithsonian. nice to see you again. she was also one of four academic advisors for this entire series. also meet anita mcbride. she has become a first lady scholar. she is on the board of the white house historical association who are our partner

steve: they really are. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love them. i love them in "50 first dates," i loved them in "wedding singer." and then i got to know of adam just worshipped him when i was on "saturday night live" and got to meet the guy. he's one of the nicest people ever. drew, i got to do a movie with her, "fever pitch." [ cheers and applause ] and on that movie. i met my wife on that movie, and now we have a little baby. [ audience aws ] and drew has a beautiful little baby with her husband will. and she's expecting another baby. and when you see her, she's so cute. she's so pretty. adam sandler and drew barrymore are on the show tonight. i couldn't be more thankful. and we have a performance. oh, my god, this guy brings it every time he comes. country music superstar dierks bentley is going to be here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] it's gonna be good. it's gonna be good. it's gonna be great actually. we are striving to get better here at "late night" -- "tonight show." [ audience ohs ] do you ever sign your checks 2012 and you go -- [ laughter ] again. you have to have goals. we are striving to get better here at "the tonight show."

adam can speak to this. you're starting to see the turn against the silicon valley entrepreneurs in california. >> they deserve it. >> great success stories in this country. steverest in peace, also google, facebook, twitter, all of the kind of unsung companies. >> they deserve it. >> deserve anger, but the people in the city of san francisco have turned against these guys, particularly in google. that's -- >> one thin he also told me, carl icahn, he is open to paying more taxes but draws the line at billnairesho can afford to pay more taxes than the guy at $250,000, $300,000 cannot? >> completely correct. hard for me to see what good carl icahn has done. some wom have called him a green mail perp not starting a company. not oviding. he'd not providing huge amounts of jobs or new products or new innovations. he's incredibly successful speculator a some say a green mail perp i don't seehat great uff he's done at all, frankly. he's toughguy, a starker, as we jews would say, but i don't see what greg sees he's done and should be heavily taxed. >> his point is that he has made shareholders much more ative and companies much more accountable. what do you think of th

becaus >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- drew barrymore and adamcal guest dierks bentley, and featuring the legendary roots crew. and now, here's your host -- jimmy fallon. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very, very much. welcome. welcome. that's what i'm talking about. ah, thank you very, very much. thank you and welcome to "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] oh, my goodness. how exciting is this? thanks so much for being here, everybody. i appreciate that. it's a hot show tonight but first let's get to some news

. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- drew barrymore and adammusical guest dierks bentley, and featuring the legendary roots crew.

steve: why? >> jimmy: well, because i think he's good. i think he was probably practicing over the weekend. then we have adam barrymore, denzel washington, and cameron diaz will all be here. [ cheers and applause ] we have music from dierks bentley and sarah bareilles. it's going to be a great, great fun week. [ cheers and applause ] but first, what a show tonight. that's what i'm talking about. tonight's show, i'm talking about "the tonight show" tonight. that's why we call it "tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] this is the show -- she is one of the best actresses around. i love her so much. reese witherspoon is here. [ cheers and applause ] she's the best! reese and i are going to play "catch phrase" later on in the show. with a special surprise guest. can't say who. paul rudd. [ laughter ] no. also joining us tonight he stars in the hilarious "portlandia" and not to mention he'll premiere tonight as seth meyers' band leader on "late night." did you hear him at all? >> steve: fantastic. just great. >> jimmy: our good pal fred armisen is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] i want to ask him about that.

download a podcast, making that choice, whether it is adam corolla, or any of the national public radio podcasts, stone stoneteve off than -- cold stevegifford. if they are going to make that determination, you know they are a fan and they are much more motivated by what the host of and saysam is doing they should do. >> you are in new york to address the interactive ad bureau. what are you telling them? >> i told them. >> last night? >> this morning. i did a couple of things. i got nothing but badges. i told them that this was the direction not eu was going and we should be able to take a look at what had happened in video and how the nature of consuming entertainment product on radio and television was moving in the direction of on-demand. it was clear. it was unequivocal. we needed to get on the bandwagon and we were going out to create the first company in the on demand digital audio space that had the bulk to be able to tell the story. >> i can understand your sales pitch, they are the buyers. what did they say to you? >> i have given a lot of presentations since the middle of last year. division is only one year open. open for o

adam: is taking longer than expected but microsoft named a new ceo, a veteran of the tech giant, satya nadella is replacing steve balunser. john thommbon will take over for bill gates's chairman. satya nadella is the third ceo in microsoft history. in a letter to employees he says it is an honor for him to lead and serve the company but gates and paunser on not writing into the sunset. they will stay on the cotesany' board of directors. gates is getting a new title, technology adviser. he will dn oote more time to th cotesany helping shape product direction and in a video posted on the company website gates says there's a lot of opportunity and he is excited to have a strong leader to take the team ti pough a new era. lori: j.c. penney shares plunging to the lowest level in decades. retailer ais rouncing same-stor sales fell 2% and not all of recorded the first since 2011 but it wasew t enough to itesre investors. analysts expected a bigger gain since the comparisons were easy. the ceo michael goldman called the performance solid and said the results showed a turnaround is on track and don't forget the so-called