none more than ceo tim brown shows us what office spaces might look like in the not so distant futureut. ♪ tim: good design is designed that makes a positive impact on the most possible number of people's lives. in some ways, the most creative step in any new design problem is the question you ask at the beginning. because if you frame the question too narrowly, or in a way that everyone else frames the question, there's a good chance that the answers you come up with are the same as everybody else's answers. we are really interested in the future. as designers, we are interested in the future. when it comes to the future of transportation, we are interested in how that will play out, how that will play out in the city, and how that technology will maybe lead to unexpected things. what does it mean to be moving spaces, rather than people or things, around in our environment? the work on wheels concept really addresses this notion of us kind of inverting the commute. rather than going to a fixed workplace every day, we might as a creative team have a variety the ability to work in insp

cory: that was tim brown. from the design conference, and i promise, you will get so many ideas to change the way you work. that will be cool. also, the bwest byte. coming to us from new york. what you have for us? >> 770,000. that is the number of subscribers for title, the music streaming service that jc goes with beyoncÉ. cory: that is a lot. >> that is more than applebee's ever got. cory: that is really impressive. he went on a twitter rampage i am told. >> he was deciding that people had been insulted him, and he posted a series of tweets that disclosed that subscriber number. you settle their rivals were slandering them in the press. cory: who knew? more bloomberg west tomorrow from the design conference. don't miss it. ♪ mar ik: am mark crumpton. this is bottom line. to our viewers here in the united states and those of you joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories making headlines on this monday. first, let's get you right to the top stories we're follow

i think both in tim brown would say that. a great designer, but i worked at it for years and years. it is a 10,000 hours. i think there are lots of folks who think they are not creative and i do not think there is any noncreative person out there. brad: you co-authored a book "playing to win." maybe talk about how design strategy comes into play at a company like procter & gamble. roger: he said we will make design a key element of our success and create a design function. in a lot of the great things they did in that era was the total revamp of oil of ole -- oil of olay turning it from a small, boring business into a $2.5 billion juggernaut. brad: who else stands out when it comes to designing business strategy? roger: i really do like lego. things like the friends line for girls, a great product. steelcase, the furniture company. they are into designing environments. out to foster productivity and happiness in the workers. those are a couple. brad: you had an interesting article in the harvard business review recently. talk

. >> a large crowd surrounded brown and a 19-year-old ving tim shot in the leg, people using cpr were unable to save brown. investigators were back today to collect an additional shell casing, it's believed that a car pulled up to a nearby intersection and started shooting. as for someone knowing the gunman -- >> if this commune doesn't come out and say something shame on them. there was over 200 folks out here last night. wilmington had a record number of homicides 28 this is number 11 this year, a brown family frnd had harsh words for mayor dennis williams. >> since he has been in office it's been so many shootings. so many murders. >> a live picture now of sixth street in wilmington. they called the death of miss brown a tragedy and hopefully the police and community can work together to find those responsible. >> thank you john. >>> the mother of a man shot and killed by philadelphia police has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city. brandon tate brown was pulled over for a traffic stop and his family claims they planted evidence to make it appear he was reaching for a gu

when i say tim, do you think of like i don't know timmy brown from -- who do you feel? >> i think tim. the man with the watch. >> when i think charlie, who are you thinking charlie? >> charlie's tougher. most are not thinking charlie scharf that began the conversation. >> ergen. >> charlie ergen. >> geez. >> richest man in the media. >> charlie i, charlie ii. >> how about sumner? you think -- sumner -- only one. >> only one sumner. >> there you go. so we can do this game. >> we've got to move on. >> dow's up almost well 55 points, about 65 points away from 18,000. let's get to bob on the floor. bob? >> good morning, guys. nice rally in that it's farley broad. take a look at some sectors. health care leading the way. financials up. industrials, tech. nice broad group, mix of defensive and growth oriented names. interest rate sensitive stuff on the weak side. take a look at reits for example. some of the utilities are to the downside. but secondaries out there in the reit business today. so that may have something to do with the weakness in the reit market that we have se

brown and the late whitney houston. the attorney declined to comment. >> quarterback tim tebow will sign a quarterback with the philadelphiales today. espn reports that the 27-year-old will be paid the minimum salary. three will be in place for the start of the philadelphia eagles off season program starting today. he has not played in the nfl since 2012 with the jets and was released by the patriots before the 2013 season. he joins a crowded pg&e quarterback roster that cloud sanchez and barkley. >> a vaunt in san francisco has closed its doors. we were at the north beach restaurant yesterday as governor brown and his wife enjoyed dinner for the last time at cat's corner which has been in business for 50 years. the owner have been running the powell restaurant for three decades. a contract from the landlord forced them to close the owners land to retire in style. in hawaii. >> coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including a slow down on the streets of san francisco pitting uber and lyft driver against a bicyclist and what led to the attack that left one hospitalized and one under arrest. >> a look at the emba

only daughter of brown and whitney houston was found unresponsive in late january. >>> former energy qup tim tebow is tying for a comeback. the 2007 heisman trophy winner just signed the contract with the philadelphia eagles. tebow's last nfl game was during the 2013 season. preseason at that. before he was cut by the new england patriots. he is the fourth quarterback on the eagles roster joining sam bradford and mark sanchez. >>> the last of the boston marathon runners will cross the finish line soon. why this year's race is so different than the mood in boston just hours before a jury gathers to decide tsarnaev's fate. >>> people risking their lives to get to europe. the major search operation right now for hundreds of high grants who may be lost at sea. >>> our area under a tornado watch. one reason why, of course a weather alert day for us. starting to see the radar fill in more and more and on area roads it's starting to look pretty wet and we'll have a very slow evening rush and tell you more about the tornado watch as well as about the risk of severe weather and how long it will last

tim allen, kiernan shipka, guillermo has an exclusive interview with "star wars" director j.j. abrams and we will have music from drew holcomb and the neighbors and jamie foxx with chris brown andld also like to welcome our viewers watching on 5 eyewitness news. we are on as god intended in minneapolis. if anyone wants to send me a pizziola it will definitely get eaten. did you know minneapolis is the most literate city in america? did you know that guillermo? >> did you know there's a war on drugs? >> yeah. >> you did. all right. our guest tonight are from both asgard and earth. they are here to save the world just before taxes are due. their new movie, "avengers: age of ultron" opens everywhere may 1st - please welcome, our heroes - robert downey jr., chris hemsworth, mark ruffalo, chris evans, scarlett johansson and jeremy renner. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> good to have you here. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. thank you for coming. i know you have the big premier across the street from us here just after the show. will you wait for the signal, or do avengers just walk right across the street? >> just the hands. >> jimmy: just the hands.

tim allen will join us. as will kiernan shipka from "mad men." and we'll have music from drew holcomb and the neighbors. and on thursday night, jamie foxx, who will also be performing with chris brownnot be performing with chris brown and kid ink. and guillermo has an exclusive interview with j.j. abrams, the director of "star wars" what are you gonna ask him, guillermo? what do you have planned? >> how do you do a good director? how do you become a good director, i mean. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how do you do a good director? >> i'm thinking of the barbecue. how do you become -- >> jimmy: your english is worse than mine. besides having a delightful name, our first guest is one of the people who've repeatedly saved this planet from ne'er-do- wells. she is shield agent maria hill in "marvel's avengers: age of ultron." >> orphaned at 10. cobi has had a rough history. nowhere special. >> her abilities? >> increased metabolism. her think is tell ke knee sis. she's fast and she's weird. >> they're going to show up again. >> agreed. they volunteered for the experiment. >> all right. what kind of monster than a german scientist to experiment on them to protect their country. >> w

tim cook is a vocal critic of indiana's religious freedom law. jeb bush is an active supporter of it. >>> plus who has the most leverage in the remaining hours of the iranian nuke talks? >>> and jerry brown just did something that no california governor has ever done. i'll tell you what it is next on "now." plane and thought... yeah! empty seat next to me. and then i saw him slowly coming down the aisle. one of those guys who just can't stop talking. i was downloading a movie. i was trying to download a movie. i have verizon. i don't. i get that little spinning wheel. download didn't finish. i finished the download. headphones on. and i'm safe. i didn't finish in time. so. many. stories. vo: join us and save without settling. verizon. you're clean. bam! charmin ultra strong cleans so much better it meets even the highest standards of clean. with a soft duraclean texture, charmin ultra strong is 4 times stronger. and you can use up to 4x less. charmin ultra strong. >>> whether the 2016 field wanted a new culture war or not, they're got one. with a growing roster of businesses coming out against religious liberty measures in indiana and arkansas the republican governors of those states are

tim mcveigh. the question remains why would he use his real name? it's turning out that mcveigh has left clues everywhere. >> you have to realize that inside that marquee was a big, thick, brown envelope with all kinds of anti-government literature, espousing his viewpoints. and he's wearing a t-shirt that has a quote from john wilkes booth when he shot lincoln, "sic senper tyrannis." >> i left a trail on purpose, i had a piece, i was wearing it on my back, my shirt. even if i hadn't been apprehended, i would still be given the benefit automatically of being identified. i had already made sure that was in place. there was no loose situation. >> by the time federal agents identify mcveigh just two days after the bombing, he is being arraigned and about to be released from the noble county jail. just an hour or so from being set free, agents contact the sheriff to put a hold on mcveigh, to keep him in custody. they rush to perry to meet with their number one suspect. but despite his claiming that he wanted to be caught, mcveigh isn't talking. >> the guy says, "you better talk to us because you're facing the death penalty" and pulls out pictures of dead babies. he slides them to

tim mcveigh. the question remains, why would he use his real name? it's turning out that mcveigh has left clues everywhere. >> you have to realize that inside that marquis e was a big thick brownth all types of anti-government literature aspousing his viewpoint. and he's wearing a t-shirt that has a quote from john wilkes booth when he shot lincoln, sic semper tyrannis. and on the back is the words of thomas jefferson, that the tree of liberty must be watered from time to time with the blood of tyrants and patriots. >> i left a trail on purpose. i left a few pieces in my car, i had a piece on my back, it was a shirt. even if i wouldn't have been apprehended and at trial, i still would have gained the benefit of automatically being identified. i had already made sure that was in place. there was a no-lose situation. >> by the time federal agents identify mcveigh just two days after the bombing, he is being arraigned and about to be released from the noble county jail. just an hour or so from being set free agents contact the sheriff to put a hold on mcveigh. to keep him in custody. they rush to perry to meet with their number one suspect. but despite his claiming that he wanted

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one more tweet from sherrod brown, "trade deals have amounted to corporate handouts and workers sellouts, no more." you can reach us at @cspanwj. next up is timho also opposes the fasttrack legislation. tim, are you with us? caller: yes. host: good morning, you are on "washington journal," go ahead. caller: i think this legislation needs a full vote in the house and senate. the people need to be fully informed of the consequences of this bill that has the potential and far-reaching effects for our economy, particularly at this time when our economy is so fragile. host: one group that is supporting this legislation is "the wall street journal"'s opinion page. "the overdue trade bill came out of orrin hatch and ron wyden. it is also supported by the house ways and means committee chairman, paul ryan. what has become the political verities of our time, distrust of obama. normally, -- on the democratic left the opposition includes an array of union environmentalists, and antibusiness activist, and the man presumed to be the democrats's next senate leader." that comes from "the wall street journal." we will go now to germantown maryland with mike.