and no, i know that deputy director sweeney i didn't did a lot of daily so i don't know who you want to talk to with that. your role is giving me the information so i'll let you make the call who to talk to >> members of the commission. ed sweeny deputy director planning services. we would like to start troirlgs to doing the weather proofing involving putting in the foundation and at that point we can get weigh in from the planning department how they want to proceed. it's a recognized slide zone we have to cut we have to do something quickly the rains about come. the only time i've been up there i was seeing springs so there's water out there and we've only had 2 inches of rain in the last year >> so maybe this is an unfair question. how much of a work load is needed to get it to that open cut made safe >> there they're probably a month out. >> no to make it safe. if we're wish is to instruct the director to make it safe how much work >> 6 weeks. >> they will 3 issues. first of all, number one for safety of the site number one is the section is on the ground. we had a complaint we s

paul sweeney, thanks for joining us today on "bloomberg west." to the mobileovie strategy, we get the latest on disney's business from bob eiger. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. hisis showing growth in first fourth-quarter earnings report. were were up 13% -- sales up 13%. joined, tim armstrong "surveillance." take a listen. >> we have record results for last decade. a lot of that is driven by advertising, 20 three percent global growth in advertising and that is coming from video, the absoluteeally, tailwind from consumer usage on digital services. >> aol also took up 5.8 million dollar charge for layoffs on its patch local news service. disney was also out with earnings yesterday. they got a big boost from the animated hit "frozen." net income soared by a third. jon erlichman sat down with chairman and ceo bob eiger. they talked about the quarter and he joins us now. jon. >> emily, you compare this story to twitter, investors are disappointed, one of the reasons they were pleased with disney is that element of surprise

to outline safety measures to local governments before it applies to make the leaders for safety sweeney. too bad on a power officials would also promised to get support from six local governments can you tell alice eve the agreement will give local governments a stronger voice in approving nuclear plants. here one million people within thirty kilometers of that ilk that silly it would have to leave their homes in the event of a serious accidents the gazette is from pacific rim nations and stretching them i say attended back to back meetings for days but have nothing to show for them. i didn't see the joins us now from the business as i did morning so tell us what to talk about work after they were trying to compromise on tariffs for example lights up on how much for example i do also trying to map out a schedule cafe but ministers from twelve countries involved in free trade talks and walked away empty handed yet again. they finished a four day meeting in singapore without setting a new deadline for each and specific partnership deal the ministers said they have set a path to resolve th

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and paul sweeney, r bloomberg industries reporter in new york. it's an uphill battle for google to expand. how does that play out in terms of this as a business for google? >> it's probably more of an experimental business for google at this point, google not going to supplant their core search business. google brings a lot to the table in terms of technology and capital. it could be tens of billions of dollars to wire up the country for fiber-optic cable. do they want to do that? we don't know. they recently announced they're going to potentially enter 34 additional markets. that becomes a serious competitor to the companies out there who depend on broadband as the growth part of their business. >> rapid change happening in the cable broadband injury, comcast merging with time warner. people are saying that could slow down the innovation of the internet i keep speeds -- and keeep speeds slow. >> when you saw comcast and time warner get together, people said comcast had well positioned itself in the story of future of tv. behind closed doors peop

>> paul sweeney, joining us on the phone from summit, new jersey. thanks for your time today. miss our live interview with disney's ceo and chairman, bob eiger, from the disney lot in burbank, california. that is at 6 p.m. eastern and 3 p.m. pacific on the later addition of bloomberg -- "bloomberg west." and you can cap in twice each day at 1:00 p.m. in the east, 10 a.m. in the west, and 6:00 p.m. in the east and 3 p.m. in the west. it is time for on the market. >> if you look at where stocks stand right now, we have a little bit of a miss as we are headed into the afternoon. the s&p is slightly down and the s&p -- and the nasdaq slightly up. -- the s&p slightly down and the dow jones slightly up. and the nasdaq is also slightly down. , reportingt-mobile that sprint has gotten closer to lining up financing for its bid for t-mobile. sprint is owned by softbank, so both of these stocks are spiking. we will bring you more as we have it. we will be back in half an hour. ♪ >> welcome back to the second half-hour of "bottom-line" on bloomberg television. i'm mark crumpton. thanks fo

sweeney so we need to have those things in mind, really. and there are things you can offer to do with the people. >> hello, just like to thank you for being here. my question is regarding this. so could you open up more about this? >> yes, it's a very important question about the perspective. and most of the groups would not give that away. they were the last group of people to give that away. and they have this and all of that. and so we are making a big mistake and they have become sort of brandeis in the mindset of the international community. so a lot of those did not go through the processes that they needed and so they struggled a lot and to this day some of them are in hiding. so it's a big thing everywhere. first at first i thought i would not do justice to it in the story of this is really a very small part of them that i think that there are a few people. >> your language and culture is so beautiful. do you find your ways to incorporate that into the busy lifestyle of the united states to bring in the language of what we typicall

firefighter unions in new jersey because of the pension bill that he passed with senate president sweeney. so his only opportunity to get a major endorsement from a police union was to get the port authority police officers. bear in mind that wildstein and nunziato met on a daily basis. wildstein was a guy -- said don't give policy stories, just write about politics. i'm sure you spent a lot of time talking about politics. what christie was attempting to do was to demonstrate to republicans on the national basis that he can attract other stituencies, african-americans, hispanics and unions. >> let's go to a big conflict. i want to get back to melissa. if the police on the bridge are blaming this mess, all this mess on the mayor of fort lee which was apparently the political vendetta, put it all on him. and then you have the head of the police union who these guys report to who is sweet with wildstein saying this is about a traffic study. which is it? are we to believe, if anybody can believe it that the head of the union believed one thing, a legitimate traffic study, when the rank and fi

multiple academy award winner who is making her new york stage debut with the new york philharmonic in "sweeney. please welcome one of our all-time favorites, here is emma thompson! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh! the stage! oh! the stage. the lights. it loves you! the stage. the theater! the theater loves you. the theater loves you. >> yes, darling! >> jimmy: and we love you as well. >> thank god i'm here. i'm back. i've come to save you. >> jimmy: thank you very much. >> i heard your first week has been a [ bleep ] disaster. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no! that's not true. >> really? >> jimmy: it has been fine so far. >> has it? >> jimmy: yeah. >> has it? >> jimmy: no, no. don't ask the roots. yeah. it's very good. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: emma, you will be playing with bradley. all right? >> okay. >> jimmy: now listen -- we're going to play charades. each player gets a turn. >> wait. >> jimmy: what? >> i'm stuck with you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you mean, you're lucky you got to -- >> come on! >> jimmy: you get to work with me. >> oh my god! hey! okay. all right. [ laughter ] >>

democratic -- i mean, the decision had to involve the senate president, democratic senate president sweeneyder on the assembly side and sweeney has had a close collaborative relationship with the governor as well. so there's all that kind of questions hanging over this as well. also, it's also kevin o'toole was chris christie's point man in the supreme court nominations. he led the governor's charge to defend his nominees, so they are very close, and it does raise the question or at least the perception that if he's on the committee and he's privy to internal documents, internal deliberations, would he then be sharing it with the governor's office as they prepare their legal defense, things that before the committee has even gone public with? that's a perception, a question that kind of hangs out there. >> but the perception counts for a the lot here. now that this is out, now that we know about the memo, when the statement went out to the press involving all of this, the perception is really important. whatever really happened? this committee can't afford to have people think it's rigged.

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also with us to talk media is paul sweeney, head of north american research for bloomberg industries.s -- it seems like cost cuts are a way of life, like it was for the banks. >> it is. side.ic on the publishing newspaper companies and magazine companies, they are challenged with revenue. there is no growth. the only way to maintain profitability is to cut costs. you see it with time inc. as they get ready to spin out and be a stand-alone company as they have to show profit margins to investors. >> it is all of our faults and we told them years ago not to change and not grace the internet. it was part of a large strategy to destroy time. >> business insider, huff po, a upstart media outlets on the internet taking a lot a web views. >> they are breaking some news. >> exactly. >> it has been a change. if you look, what is interesting is, you had nate silver at the new york times, and he was part of a big media organization with some of the best traffic posts and most read stories they had done. they are founding their own companies because even the new york times, they are still moving

sweeney, how good of a week that microsoft dad? >> a good week.range week for the internet. it had a tough week. traditionalold, high-tech companies had a much better week than some of the newer ones. thee have to talk about twitter conference call. i thought it was revolutionary how they did that. stephen roach, thank you so much. look for the movie on the fourth of july. scarlet fu and matt damon will be in that movie. >> i can't wait. is 180,000 jobs for january. >> we are on bloomberg television and radio. this is jobs day. i am tom keene with me is scarlet fu. futures improve seven. >> we're looking ahead to the jobs report from the government. the theme is too many workers and none of talent. he joins us from milwaukee to talk about where the jobs are and where they are not in 2014? where do you see that problem the most, too many workers and none of talent? >> in some ways it spans across all the industries and many states. in the states and a destination states we are seeing that. lack ofeeing a synchronized recovery. some industry and bus

. >> josh sweeney, another forward lost both legs to an ied in afghanistan in 2009.ying. >> just like that. >> just like that. it was really motivating and it took me from wanting to live in life to wanting to excel in life. oochz. >> five games, all shutouts. this year's team is better. what does it mean to have team usa on your chest after what you've been through? >> it's like giving me another chance. i'm not going to be able to go out and fight for my country and the boys i was with. i'm doing it but in another way. >> for u.s. olympic hockey this the the real miracle on ice. for "cbs this morning," mark strassmann indian trail, north carolina. >> and you can see more on the paralympics team on ice warriors u.s. sled hockey tonight on pbs. >>> the women of cbs's huge hit show "two broke girls" are in our toyota green room. you can tell they already have a sense of humor. that's pat denning on the right and bet blair on [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool

ourselves, if christie were to go and the lieutenant governor were to go, the next in line would be steve sweeneya democratic state president who is a product that have deal between christie and the democratic bosses but, heather, let's talk more immediate ly about the subpoenas from the legislative committee are due back starting tomorrow. we have word last night from reid schar, the committee will go on even with the u.s. attorney looking into this. what should we be expecting from that committee? do you think we'll be seeing documents this week? >> the news that broke right before david wildstein's letter and got overshadowed was kevin moreno, the attorney for steppian, the former campaign manager, he's taking the fifth. they're not going to deliver documents. it was a 157-page legal brief. >> there were 20 subpoenas. stepien is in the weird position he's subpoenaed by the committee but also the u.s. you attorney has subpoenaed the re-election campaign which he was runninging. he's caught up in both of those. for the people who are only being subpoenaed by the legislative committee, are you ex

. >> josh sweeney, another forward lost both legs to an ied in afghanistan in 2009.22. >> we went out there. i saw the guys flying around on the ice and i said, already, i'm playing. >> just like that. >> just like that. it was really motivating and it took me from wanting to live in life to wanting to excel in life. oochz. >> five games, all shutouts. this year's team is better.>> w >> do you think the show is changing because, you know, i'm a big fan. i've been watching but there's sometimes i'm listening and going did they really say that on tv? do you ever get the script and say, how could i possibly say that? >> every week. >> every week that's something i'm like, beth -- >> i know. our faces get red, but, you know -- >> michael patrick king of "sex and the city" calorically trying to push the envelope, right? >> pushing the envelope. i think we have been from season 1. i'm always like -- i feel like it's gotten even more like -- >> i feel like the people watching kind of expect it so we'd be letting them down. >> what i like is you two seem to like each other.