but the throw by ryan sweeney is perfect. tagged out before he tags the plate. throw by sweeney to get out of the winning. bottom of the frame. baez at the dish. showing off the power here. just an a absolute monster of a home run. that's a no doubter. o's fall to the cubs this afternoon. your final score in that one, 4-1. do not forget about football. preseason game number three, redskins visiting the ravens. we have you covered. kick off at 7:30 here on nbc 4. we'll have live coverage from baltimore before and after the game. >> going to be good. >> at least the half. >> good football tomorrow. >> okay. hey can you fix this? you bet! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d--printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats. i wish i had lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the new radioshack is finally here. the store of your past is now the store of your future. come see one of our remodeled stores and save 50 percent off skullcandy headphones. or get a

i want to thank you for showing up, paul sweeney, bloomberg intelligence.stery guest will be revealed next but i will give you the final clue. my mystery guest is part of an emmy nominated network. west, go on bloomberg behind-the-scenes and take a look at the new madden football game. madden nfl 15 comes out tomorrow. it is promising to be the most realistic game yet. improved graphics and lots of player data. that is coming up on bloomberg west only on bloomberg. ♪ >> it is time now for mystery guest. my producers assure me it is a special one for me. we have kaluz -- clue number 1 -- my mystery guest once called p ditty i boss. jews watching her company take shape and she is part of the emmy nominated network. let us bring out the mystery guest. thank you for being here. >> hi. so nice to be here. p. didyonce called pdd you your boss. >> yes, i once worked for him. >> it says your company is taking shape. are you in the fashion industry? >> yes. >> are you a designer? >> i make close just for men. men's -- >> i meant women. i am a women's company. sorry

paul sweeney from bloomberg intelligence joins us.rg intelligence provides unique insight on contacts, industry and all of the factors that affect business. >> that is a mouthful. >> to get to the news. hisrt murdoch, he withdrew bid to buy time warner. why did he pull out? >> i think the market was telling him it had to be closer to $100 million -- $100 billion. that would put a lot of pressure on his stock, and also on his balance she. he would have to take on a lot of debt. it would put his credit rating at risk. i think he stepped back and said the price i have to pay, this may not be the right time. >> time warner earnings today, earnings-per-share -- revenues like. no surprises there? >> know, generally a pretty in-line quarter. the cable network is nascar, there are ratings problems there. that is part of the business. you have your ups and downs. hbo is doing really well. their film and television production businesses are doing very well. the company very specifically on the call said they were not going to address the potent

valley unified school district and as a result there will be no class again on tuesday >>patrick sweeney/napa school one of those still to be assessed is napa high school here the cafeteria now has it's own version of a fault line one that school officials hope is just in need of a cosmetic repair and not a structural one else where lots of things have fallen to the ground. in this room, it's text books. here in the school's ceramics classroom, it's works of art >>melinda miller/ napa high school teacher 41-48: it's sad to see so many pieces of work that students have donated for others to see this year and they are splattered all over the ground and glaze spilled all over teacher melinda miller has been on double clean up duty. she also lost personal artwork at her home when the quake hit but, as sad as it is, she is putting it in perspective >> i thought of the worst and this wasn't as bad so that made it easier to come in here and do the stuff i need to do and the same at home. all my loved ones are fine my animals are fine. still, the aftermath of an earthquake is traumatic event and

sure, when republican caucus focuses on sweeney president and wrestles about impeaching the presidentyou bet our supporters will be energized. we will fight those priorities in order to focus on what matters to the american people. >> this is more than idle chatter. >> i do not believe it is idle chatter. i believe there caucus is divided on this issue. i don't believe john boehner thinks it is a good idea. but he didn't believe the shutdown was a good idea and he had no control. >> but talk about the midterms. historically, this has been a bad cycle for the party in power. six years into the presidency. you have obama's approval ratings at 40%. the key is turning out voters. how can you turn them out when there is no enthusiasm for the president or a defining issue? >> that average loss for a president's first midterm is 29 seats. we have a new history here. one, the republican job approval is in the teens. you have never had a less popular republican incumbent house of representatives. we are running against them. to, the science and methodology of turnout has changed. we know we ha

. >> paul sweeney saw i like hangover three. >> paul sweeney is director of intelligence at bloombergrnings report that time warner is publishing today, is that the sideshow to what is going on with time warner not going forward -- or i should say, foxx not going forward with this it for time warner? >> absolutely. in the earnings call later on today, the shareholders will want to your a five-year long-term growth story strategic vision from time warner management, about how they will create value in the next several years in spite of the fact that they are not going to do a deal with foxx. they were very adamant to rupert murdoch saying, no deal, because we are confident in our longer-term growth strategy. >> how will institutional shareholders react to this? stock ran up on the deal, obviously. the stock is going to pull back. it is still higher than when the deal was announced. time warner was very straightforward that it is a cable network business and it is a big movie and tv production studio, both of which are performing very well. this is a management that works for shareholde

paul sweeney, bloomberg and out -- san francisco. -- paul sweeney.'s begin with chase carey speaking yesterday on a conference call. , firstto say something saying "let me be clear, we are done. we have no plans to pursue a third-party content company as an alternative to time warner." do we believe him? >> in the near-term, i say yes. those are strong words. if they were to buy a third-party content company at this point some people would question, what are you talking about. there is nothing else out there that foxx wants in the united states, and that is why i believe him. a lot of the companies that are theoretically for sale do not match up to time warner, which was not for sale, so they cannot get that done, i do believe him. ande were talking yesterday you were talking about fox being interested in b-sky-b. >> i spoke to a lot of investors after the call. the message was modeled. we do not need scale. , we do not need scale, which to a large extent this true, but then why did you bid for time warner because investors believed you are doing it

. >> darya:brown will be giving the donation to superintendent patrick sweeney this afternoon at one-- at the napa valley unified school district offices on jefferson street in napa. >> darya:napa residents are continuing to clean up following sunday's earthquake. >> darya:sandy schieck used to be an antiques dealer. >> darya:she and her husband already lost many of their belongings in a quake back in 2000. >> darya:and then in 2012-- her house burned down. and now two years after that. sunday's earquake. >> darya:despite all that, we found her in pretty good spirits as she picked up the pieces yet again. >>: we will we are turned we can survive we have electricity and water you we can get by. >> darya:one bright spot--- the new house only received cracks from the latest quake. >> darya:and sandy thinks it's because after the fire in 2012 they had to build a whole new house up to the latest codes. >> mark: will have more on a nine year-old girl who accidentally shoots and kills her instructor. (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the tran

patrick sweeney/superitendent e distrito escolar de napa :40 28:43 sabemos que muchos prefieren que empecemosno habra clases, martes 26 no habra clases 28:54 la buena noticia segun el superintendente es que despues de que arquitectos e ingenieros revisaron dos terceras partes de los planteles, que incluyen escuelas en american canyon y yountiville, se determino que estructuralmente son seguros.... sin embargo falta evaluar una parte, labor que esperan culminar manana. 29:24 vamos a revisar 10 escuelas mas antes de decidir cuando empezamos clases 29:28 28:55 esperamos miercoles podemos empezar. ventanas y luces rotas, estantes caidos eran los danos mas frecuentes que se observaban hoy, sin embargo algunas escuelas todavia no tenian servicio de agua.... mientras tanto en los basureros, uno de los sitios mas visitados en estos dias, se apreciaba la naturaleza de las perdidas.... muebles de toda clase y decenas de televisores.... mayra regreso hoy por primera vez a su casa desde el temblor, pues ayer no quiso estar ahi. mayra hernandez/hasta hoy regreso a su apartamento 1;44 13:39 no me da miedo

terry mac sweeney has the night off. >>> it may not have been the game the levi stadium wants to stay buy. things did not go so well on the field, a lot went right off the field. team coverage of this very first football game at the new levi's stadium.

terry mac sweeney has the night off. >>> it may not have been the game the levi stadium wants to stay buy. things did not go so well on the field, a lot went right off the field. team coverage of this very first football game at the new levi's stadium. reaction from inside the stadium and experience of vta riders. marianne favro has been tracking the issue many are wondering about, the traffic. >> reporter: just a handful of people are leaving the stadium now. this parking lot you see behind me was full during the game. in the past hour it has practically emptied out with no major traffic jams. but that wasn't the case this morning. there was definitely gridlock on surface streets leading into the stadium. we talked to one man who said it took 90 minutes to get from highway 101 to his parking lot. and some feared the same issue leaving the stadium. this family is waiting it out to avoid traffic after the game. >> we've got food here that we didn't get a chance to touch. we're going to wait for a minute, when it lightens up, head back out. >> reporter: just about an hour after the game

plus, no more drama for allison sweeney.ily time. time to hug elisabeth and there it is right there. good morning. ♪ ♪ i do a lot oresearch on angie's list before i do any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. >>> time for news by the numbers. first, $1 million. that's how much senators spent on flights last year and you paid for it. the biggest spenders, senator chuck schumer and jill brand. next, four, that's how many lost dr. seuss stories from the 1950s are being published. it will come out in september. the tales feature horton. athletes heading to training camp in japan. that's the first time i've seen them with shirts on. >> that's a good thing. >>> there is no more drama for allison sweeney. she traded in her soap opera job and stardom on the show for family time and she's loving it right now. >> that's right. joining us now from "days of our live

i'm ed sweeney, director of permit services. as most of you know, last thursday dmis manager -- she's off on medical leave. i don't really think i should get into that. so i've been helping out with the program and i just give you a few points where we are. this week we're finishing configuration with code enforcement and inspections. it's going relatively well. one bright note i'd like to say is that today is the last -- it's the fourth period of data migration and it's taking place as we speak. this will be the first -- this will allow for the first type dbi employees to see the new system from start to stop. we can put a number on it and work it out and see how it works, how it performs. tech 21 are advisors and asela are going through a series of bugs that have been discovered that's pretty typical for a project this size. we have a number of reports. i believe the number 62 reports that are still being formulated. this data migration, i'm told, will be about 98% of the system. once again, this is important. next week we wil

for more, let's bring back paul sweeney of bloomberg intelligence.ounds a lot like aereo, so i feel like they are courting disaster with the name already. >> this is a service it had before. this is really going for people who are really looking for the --r the air broadcasts and broadcast signal. area had a strategy but unfortunately for aereo, the supreme court said it violated the broadcasters copyright. >> with area, you cap via -- their antenna at their house. with romeo, q keep it at your house? >> yes. antenna at thele box. you are making your own personal recording of a broadcast and so therefore, that is how they get around it. i think what tivo people said is the aereo experience, people really do want over the air television outside in their pay-tv package come earning over $85 a month these days. >> you can still only get three or four networks. >> that is right. for a lot of people, they just want broadcast networks and maybe they will stream and netflix or something like that. they do not want to pay the big forle pay-tv package contest

ryan sweeney scored from second to make it to all. still tied in the 12th with runners on the corners. >> the cubs win 3-2. they're housed in milwaukee tonight. the white sox going for a serious split. austin jackson clears with a double to the corner. allowed four runs on eight hits. stocks down to. bases loaded and down to the final batter. the sox lose 4-2 and fall to seven games under 500. >> how chicago man is using his business to help promote social equality for women. mi fe. mereh x ta.at in this week's edition of chicago is very home reports how one man is using his business to promote social equality for women. >> this is all the fruit looks when it falls off the tree. this is the first product. the initial product. to some this might look like any old seed. to him and is something that changed his life. part in the oil is a moisturizer rich and anti-oxidants. it comes from inside. it is only made in a remote area of morocco. it is quickly gaining popularity. it is found in many high and beauty products and swans. the morocc

joining me now to tell me more about this is our editor-at-large cory johnson, and we have paul sweeneym bloomberg intelligence. shareholderned by a , lawrence haverty. let's start with your thoughts, larry. what do you think of rupert murdoch withdrawing the proposal? >> it is very simple. you cannot do a hostile takeover in this industry. it is a creative business, you cannot disturb the creative thought in a hostile manner. if you're going to merge two entities, needs to be on a peaceful basis. this is not the first time that rupert has had to walk away from a deal. when that happened there was a lot of controversy but he bought a lot of stock and we made a lot of money. i think that is what is going to happen here. byhas announced he will about $6 billion worth of stock in it is very cheap compared to the business and i think the stock will go up a lot. >> really? i have such respect for larry haverty, but i think you are very wrong. hostile mergers is rupert in the name of the game. and over.e this over the notion, as i think about this, the notion that he would walk away from his

paul sweeney from bloomberg intelligence.t exactly what is so contentious between disney and amazon. are usually and artifice for retailers to drive traffic to the store. so rick and mortar retail offers , that means the customers going to come in and pick up the item they pre-ordered and that means they may refill their basket with other stuff will stop pre-orders have increasingly been used and increasingly capture more share for the online retailer like amazon. amazon is looking to get a price break on dvds from all the studios. they started with order and are moving on to disney. it looks like they might have gotten a concession from warner bros.. , so they not budging are fighting back saying your new movies are not going to show up as pre-orders. the dvdl be there when comes out that they will not be there as a pre-order which means first a sales will suffer and will get as much word-of-mouth and probably not sell as many dvds in the advocate -- in the aggregate. >> how much money are we talking about? how much money is

welcome to commissioner sweeney. your first appearance since swearing in april. prior to joining the commission she served as chief council for relations for the united states department of justice anti-trust division. she has a long career in public service severing as a deputy assistant to the president and domestic policy advisor to the vice president. and has significant experience in areas of competition and anti-trust as well as women's right, domestic violence and immigration and civil rights. she is a graduate of harvard university and georgetown law school. the general has served in vermont as the attorney general there since trying to remember -- >> june of 1997. >> i think it was 13 years we served together. before that he was a prosecutor for distinguished law enforcement officer. we received the national association of attorney general kelly wineman award. he has been outstanding attorney general annually and served as president of the organization for a year between 2004-2005. he is a graduate of the university of notre dame and cornell law school.

sweeney, do you want to talk about what the federal trade commission is doing its broadband cramming? >> i would say the federal trade commission believes we have the authority to take action to protect consumers from unfair practices and we believe that these protections extend to the mobile environment and beyond just as they exist in the brick-and-mortar world. >> mr. sorrell, we have industries that take actions of voluntary guidelines on the books, which are always good for good people. they don't have a murder statutes on the books. only for the bad people. that's why you have laws on the books. how do you feel about the icy adequacy of ensuring the bad actors in this space are still free because are still free to act in anti-consumer ways, knowing any sanction is voluntary and industry driven rather than having a governmental seward behind the threat if they violate the consumer protections. >> thank you, senator. self-regulation of vermont's experience to work in the landmines claiming arena and it has not worked in the wireless arena. where there are bad actors, there must be

new castle united soccer fan leon sweeney traveling to new zealand to watch the team play.eam's manager and club captain. >> as the u.s. mounts a global hunt for the brutal killers of american journalist james foley, we're hearing more about that top secret u.s. mission last month to try to rescue him. it was a mission that defense secretary chuck hagel describes as flawless but unfortunately it failed. abc's karen travers reports. >> reporter: the pentagon defended its failed mission to rescue james foley and other american hostages in syria. >> the mission was executed flawlessly after a significant period of preparation and planning and rehearsal. and the -- it turned out that the hostages were no longer at the location. >> intelligence doesn't come wrapped in a package with a bow. >> reporter: defense secretary chuck hagel said the u.s. expects isis to regroup and stage a new offensive. attorney general eric holder said there is an open criminal investigation into foley's murder. >> people will be held accountable one way or the other. >> reporter: isis demanded a ranso

he ran to be secretary-treasurer on the ticket led by john sweeney. he became the dentist person to hold that position as well and served for 15 years. he was elected president of the cio in september, two thousand nine, and reelected in 2013. thus ends the biographical portion of the program, now onto the recitation of ground rules. we are on the record. no live blogging retweeting, no filing of any kind while the breakfast is underway to give us time to listen to what our guest says. there is no embargo when the session ends. we will e-mail several pictures of the session to all the reporters here as soon as the breakfast ends. as regular attendees know, if you would like to ask a question, please do the traditional thing and send me a signal. i will happily call on one and all the time we have available. i will start by offering my guests the opportunity to make some opening comments. thanks again for doing this. >> first of all, when we think the christian science monitor for doing this again. i look forward to it every labor day. i want to thank

he ran to be secretary-treasurer on the ticket led by john sweeney. he became the dentist person to hold that position as well and served for 15 years. he was elected president of the cio in september, two thousand nine, and reelected in 2013. thus ends the biographical portion of the program, now onto the recitation of ground rules. we are on the record. no live blogging retweeting, no filing of any kind while the breakfast is underway to give us time to listen to what our guest says. th

now we are talking about "downton abbey. , paul sweeney, thank you for joining us., samsung makes a move into the internet of things. the number we talked about quirky and ge -- they will face of tough competition in that market. ae disaster in gaza -- disaster for some, a marketing bonanza for others. ♪ ♪ >> well, the conflict between israel and hamas has demonstrated the gaza strip and severely damage the israeli economy, but for the country's defense industry, including drill manufacturers, it is far from a disaster, as willem marx reports. >> israeli troops spent three weeks on the ground in gaza, but most of the damage and the deaths during the conflict came from the air in the form of rockets fired by hamas militants and air strikes from the israeli military. the targeting and intelligence required for these strikes often came from unmanned aerial vehicles known as uav or drones. they can also see ballistic launches and things like that? >> they can see that, basically from an attitude of 60,000 feet, from a soldier, to a rifle, to a vehicle. >> the deputy ceo

after burning the capital, ross and cockburn moved the troops down in sweeney avenue to the white house -- down pennsylvania avenue to the white house. dolly and james madison had left a number of hours earlier. the british on the way stopped and talked to some civilians, asking where madison was. they were somewhat disappointed to learn he had already left the city. as they approached the white house, they passed a tavern on the corner near the treasury building. they actually went in to order dinner. proprietor tried to send them to another establishment, but that didn't work. they ordered some chicken, and then continued down pennsylvania avenue, and enter the white house. they found it unlocked, it'd have course been abandoned. the previous servants had all left. entering it in the dining room, they found it the great feast that dolly madison had ordered set for the evening. needless to say, they didn't hesitate to help themselves to it. this is one of those remarkable stories that is actually quite true. were wined and dined at the white house. and then set the place on fire. throu

. >> paul sweeney, thank you. thank you so much. coming up -- we didn't talk about the markets.e have run out of time. with the continuing battle between distributors and content companies. we will talk about another side of the media equation. sprint's new ceo is starting today. what kind of change will he bring to america's third-largest wireless carrier. sometimes it feels like it is in dead last. >> the price for this rare blue moon diamond. i actually held this thing. if you have to ask, you can't afford it. maybe this is an early christmas present? we will be right back. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this " with erikmakers schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> good morning. i am erik schatzker. >> i am alix steel in for stephanie ruhle. happy monday. >> this is the first day for sprint's new ceo. this is an awfully tough job ahead. they want to turn this into a viable competitor. verizon and at&t have bigger and better networks. t-mobile's ceo is the master of mac -- marketing. here in new york, john butler covers the tech companies for bloomberg. >> that

steve sweeney is willing to listen. they realize the model, the status quo is broken and i have to do something different. >> exactly. miller, thank you. ,nd, lee kun-hee, --jim kirkos thank you. harvard alumni angry with their alma mater and samsung's succession lands. stay "in the loop. ."e ♪ --stay "in the loop ♪ >> today's bloomberg big number is $133 million -- that is how much the harvard endowment payout and salaries, bonuses, and benefits last year, and that has one group of alum outrage. members of the class of 1969 have written to complain, pointing out that compensation has more than doubled at harvard's investment arm in the last three years, and in the meantime total employment is up just 19%. harvard's has the biggest university endowment and the world at $33 billion but it -- 33 billion dollars but it is not recovered from the financial crisis where it fell 27%. it is still trying to make up for big losses. in the meantime -- they should have invested in stocks, right? it is 56 minutes past the hour. bloo

. >> reporter: ryan sweeney is a political blogger and nimah's first endorsement. >> i look forward tooting for him. >> reporter: write-in candidates real or fake causes extra work for election officials. >> that's money and cost to the taxpayer. >> reporter: whatcom's county auditor is using the dog's run for office to prove another point. require write-in candidates to register with the state 18 days before an election to cut back on frivolous write-in candidates. the bill hasn't gotten any traction. >> what's that? oh. nimah says he doesn't expect to win, but he thinks the fur will fly in this election. in bellingham, matt markovic, channel 4 news. >> love that nimah, re-tail politicking, he's a star. easy to bribe. >> we've got to follow this election, see whether he wins. i think it's like to prove a point, like they said, and i bet there are a lot of people on capitol hill running up against animals, i bet the animals would win. >> they might. otherwise the political system is going to the dogs. arrgh. >> woof! >arrgh. >> woof! >arrgh. >> woof! >>> this morning on "world news now

secretary-treasurer on the ticket led by john sweeney. he became the dentist person to hold that position as well and served for 15 years. he was elected president of the cio in september, two thousand nine, and reelected in 2013. the biographical portion of the program, now onto the recitation of ground rules. we are on the record. no live blogging retweeting, no filing of any kind while the breakfast is underway to give us time to listen to what our guest says. there is no embargo when the session ends. we will e-mail several pictures of the session to all the reporters here as soon as the breakfast ends. as regular attendees know, if you would like to ask a question, please do the traditional thing and send me a signal. i will happily call on one and all the time we have available. i will start by offering my guests the opportunity to make some opening comments. thanks again for doing this. all, when we think the christian science monitor for doing this again. i look forward to it every labor day. i want to thank each one of you for co

in 1995, he ran to be secretary-treasurer of the afl-cio on a ticket led by john sweeney. he became the youngest person to hold that position as well when he served for 15 years. he was elected as president of the afl-cio in september of 2009 and reelected in 2013. that ends the biographical portrait the program now onto the compelling recitation of ground rules. we are on the record here as always. no live blogging or twitching and no filing of any kind while the breakfast is underway to give us time to listen to what our guest says but no embargo when the session ends. to help you curb that hers, we will you know several pictures of the session to all the reporters here assumes the breakfast ends. as regular attendees know, if you would like to ask a question, lee's send me a subtle nonthreatening signal and a raised eyebrow, finger wave and i will happily: one and all in the time we have available. we will start by offering our guest the opportunity to make andrd -- opening comments then go to questions around the table. >> let me thank the christian science monitor aga

sweeney from georgia is up next. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i would like to start off by giving honor to our commander in chief. he is a great president as well as other presidents that come before him. first on this topic we have to talk about the gop. the african-american men and woman are intelligent. we see what is going on in america and i am very sad for american. the gop, republicans, you need to step in the rear because you are so ignorant. you are willing to take your country and let it go all the way down the ladder because you refuse to do the things necessary to get the country bag on board. i am so sick and tired of people worried about money, money, money, and capitalism and you will not look at the structures you built when you are failing. when the republicans speak there is no message. this is ignorance. people, white, black, american -- whoever you are across the country is seeing this. they are getting sad. this is ridiculous. you are going to have pandemonium in this country. it is starting with people having riots. you don