much like tivo. ever bought a tivo retail? if you buy a tivo retail without cable packaging, you do pay them a monthly fee for the guy product -- the product. this is very common in software businesses. there used to be something called 15% annual maintenance tacked onto software purchases. that has migrated toward an annualized or monthly fee model because we constantly update, create, maintain your quitman or software on and on -- you are free to come and go as you well. none of those things are prohibited in any shape or form. you could walk into radioshack or walmart. you can make installment payments. any time you purchase an antenna, you are leasing it. you have an ongoing relationship. if you don't really -- pay your bill in advance. where you draw the line on these things? there is no basis at all. saying that how you chart somebody makes a difference. the question is, what are you selling, and is it technology or content? it is

>> tivo is a great example. you can get a retail tivo box. you can plug an antenna into it and tivo will sell you video and demand movies. where is this copyright infringement? it is only copyright infringement because i have made it simpler for the consumer to get it? et, the ceo, not backing down. what happens after that -- after today? >> for the broadcasters, nothing happens. i am sure there will be some drinking done tonight because it has been a long journey for both sides. for the court, it is going to be like any other case. the justices are going to retire to their chambers and discuss the case and vote on to it. -- on it. at the end of june, that is when we are likely to hear a decision on this case. for more on this, i want to theg in rich greenfield, media and entertainment madness list -- entertainment analyst because he was in the core room. great to see you today. tell us how you think things went. >> the overall case was very highly decided. the bottom line is it is not clear on either direction. we heard cases in the court ro

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tivo is a great example. you can get a retail tivo box. you can plug an antenna into it.ivo will sell you on demand movies from the internet side-by-side. where is the copyright infringement? is only copyright infringement because it located a box and made it simpler for the consumer? >> chet kenojia is not backing down. how does this play out? >> for aereo, nothing happens. it has been a long journey for both sides. for the court, it is going to be like any other case. justices will retire to the chambers and discuss the case and vote on it, a tentative vote. at the end of june is when we are likely going to hear a decision on this case. for more on this, i want to bring in rich greenfield from -- a media and entertainment analyst. he was in the courtroom when all of this was playing out. rich, great to see you. tell me how you think things went. >> the overall case was very hotly decided. the bottom line was there was no clear one direction. this case you could tell there was fear among the justices on how you write this decision. if you were to say aereo was illegal, h

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you can get a retail tivo box, tivo will sell you video on demand movies from the internet side-by-side. where's the copyright infringement? it is only copyright infringement because i have made it simpler for the consumer to get it. cory, i want to bring you along with our supreme court reporter who will be inside when the two lawyers make the case. actually,reo side, for both sides, what cases will they be referring to to set precedent? >> aereo likes to talk about the businessmax case as a and legal reason. the court said is ok for consumers to use a vcr, a variation of the vcr, to record programs at home and shift of the time. that is not a copyright violation. that is a different part of the copyright law. >> is in the difference that those consumers were still paying for that contact? -- that content? >> it is also a different section of the law we are talking about, different provisions. less of a strict resident but it is a model for what aereo says could happen from a business standpoint. a reason not to be afraid of technology. >> sony-betamax -- be referred to. another case i

>> i think tivo is a great example. you can get a retail tivo box and plug and antenna into it and they will sell you video on demand movies from the internet side-by-side. where does the copyright infringement? it is only copyright infringement because i have located the box and made it simpler for the consumer to get it? kenojia not backing down. what happens after today's hearing? how does this play out? >> for the broadcasters nothing happens. i am sure there will be some drinking done tonight as it has been a long journey for both sides. for the court, like any other case. justices will retire to their chambers and then vote on it, a tentative vote. at the end of june is when we are likely going to hear a decision on this case. or more on this, i want to bring and rich greenfield. the media and entertainment analyst, because he was in the courtroom when all of this was playing out. great to see you today. tell me first tell you think things went. >> what is very clear is the overall case was very hotly decided. the

his people's republic of the nation that was established that the region on a station stomped on his tivo much of the hospice get across to the peacekeepers ukraine. the rest all that and star into a purse that captured the heart to pigeonhole state administration. mr strain and f sixty five russian eggs is held by police. then i kissed a mass disturbances blind force men to identify the personalities of all detainees most of them are evidence of particular agent also residents of the footy show and the new boss and my head i can't stop watching people previously convicted of armed assault and robbery in the morning and of course are tested for add to this they were alone to post bail i just think the residents of the east did not complain about violations of their rights. this was taken by the arm on the cement wall and yelled go sky high kids in her comment on the statement ups apparent to spread in this regard and communication and learning in russian. she said no complaints from people of little minds in ending its regions had been important for god and annexation of crimea play russi

much like tivo. if you buy a tivo retailer without a cable program you pay for a guide contract. there used to be 15% annual mantiance and now it is a monthly fee model because we constantly update ayour softwar on an ongoing bases. there is no contract. you are free to go as you will. and you can walk into radio shack or wal-mart with a layaway with or make installment. every time you are purchasing it on your credit card you are leasing it. if you don't way your bill, and when you draw the line on these things, there is no bases involved or good policy to say how you charge somebody somehow makes a difference. the question is what are you selling and has it been established you are selling technology and it has been clearly established we are selling technology because we don't charge you for how many channels you watch. >> host: >> host: supreme court court, april 22nd. chaitanya "chet" kanojia is the ceo and founder and gautham nagesh is with "the wall street journ journal" >> coming up, a look at u.s. slavery. we start with greg grandin and his book about an 1805 slave revol

mcnutt: what we essentially do is a live version of google earth, only with a full tivo capability.ani: we, basically, kept it pretty hush-hush. vu: the power to track more people and data than ever before. wiltz: it's gonna be worth its weight in gold. lynch: the biggest concern is that anybody could end up being in that database. [ siren wails ] vu: where to draw the line between security and privacy? mcnutt: there is a trade-off. [ indistinct shouting ] halverson: just look here, please. vu: a look at the state of surveillance.

android tv will compete with apple tv, roku, tivo and fire tv. it wail have movies, music, apps, and optional game controllers to play android-based video games and you can control the device with your voice or your phone. google will be using an intuitive search and browsing system. no word on a release date. >>> we warmed up today. sure is nice out. leigh glaser has the forecast. >> a terrific day today. as i mentioned some locations up as much as 12 degrees, and tomorrow, and in particular on monday, temperatures climb up into the 80s. doppler d. right now-sleeping live and not picking up any returns. i think we're going to turn the faucet off for the next four to five days. so dry conditions right on in through the middle to latter part of next week. highs today. yesterday, only in the 50s to 60s. we bounced up nicely. santa rosa, '0. 68 the high in san rafael. san francisco, 61. 59, napa. antioch, 70. santa cruz, 70 degrees. so, beach weather, yes. in the offing, especially monday and tuesday. nice shot here from the high definition sutro ca

android tv will compete with apple tv, roku, tivo and fire tv. it wail have movies, music, apps, and optional game controllers to play android-based video games and you can control the device with your voice or your phone. google will be using an intuitive search and browsing system. no word on a release date. >>> we warmed up today. sure is nice out. leigh glaser has the forecast. >> a terrific day today. as i mentioned some locations up as much as 12 degrees, and tomorrow, and in particular on monday, temperatures climb up into the 80s. doppler d. right now-sleeping live and not picking up any returns. i think we're going to turn the faucet off for the next four to five days. so dry conditions right on in through the middle to latter part of next week. highs today. yesterday, only in the 50s to 60s. we bounced up nicely. santa rosa, '0. 68 the high in san rafael. san francisco, 61. 59, napa. antioch, 70. santa cruz, 70 degrees. so, beach weather, yes. in the offing, especially monday and tuesday. nice shot here from the high definition sutro ca

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. >> what we essentially do is a live version of google earth with a full tivo capability. it allows us to see events we didn't know occurred at the time they occurred. >> ross mcnutt is the president of the surveillance systems, the company that ran the test in compton. mcnutt developed a similar system in the air force that was used in iq and afghanistan. >> it was at the height of the ied problem, and our objective was to be able to follow the bombers from where the bomb went off back to the house that they were building the bombs and be able to use that. towards the end of the time when the system was deployed, we looked at it and said hey, there's some real law enforcement application to this. >> mcnutt redesigned the original system to make it more affordable for local law enforcement. he tested in philadelphia, baltimore and dayton where he said it provided police with useful leads on shootings, armed robberies and narcotics cases. the l.a. county sheriff department chose compton as a test site because it's a compact city with a high crime rate. >> anywhere within th

with this device, it puts their or evenont and center on the tivo box or comcast boxes. while they might offer something from amazon, it is hard to find. >> i think it will give them an advantage. they already have a lot of the media content. it is not just about movies and tv shows and music. they are adding a gaming site as well. this is an attack on the electronic arts. actually making this -- taking smartphone-like games and bringing those lower prices and high quality games to the living room. instead of $60, you will get high-quality gains in the two dollar price range. where amazon is going to take every part of the living room, not just tv and tv shows with original content, but games, music, and there is a cloud feature where they want to give you access to your photos or anything stored in the cloud on a $1.99 device. they succeed when so many others are trying to do exactly the same thing? >> nobody else is offering all of these things together right now. i think that is what amazon's that is. rochus has a lot of channels -- roku has a lot of channels. but nob

mcnutt: what we essentially do is a live version of google earth, only with a full tivo capability. iketani: we, basically, kept it pretty hush-hush. vu: the power to track more people and data than ever before. wiltz: it's gonna be worth its weight in gold. lynch: the biggest concern is that anybody could end up being in that database. [ siren wails ] vu: where to draw the line between security and privacy? mcnutt: there is a trade-off. [ indistinct shouting ] halverson: just look here, please.

and it's that a lot things together over twenty five years before tivo in southern china as well its board. but the team is fantastic the process in place the strategies in place the parts are open to the next five years. so i told cops of the world of sport to keep delivering on reports of grizzled dramas the consumers around the world. i looked up the juice i can conceive of cost but it's still far off in technology and designs the show to people watch going to change that much of that is where most of the real color design and had a chance to national tells us how they're going to look up to tn to visit for a bit low so special. and again beat the chicago show closes on april into something a little bit less flashy know where japan's trade balance has remained in the red for twenty first straight month it's all thanks to a softer more checks for reading. but as history data shows exports increase has won twenty percent last month from a year earlier. the numbers were well below estimates partly because of much lower shipments to china. you all imports jumped eighteen point one per

the big question was how it would raise the bar on row crew, apple tv, tivo. are a couple of medium ideas, the voice search, which is good. the casual games from the app store. do people want to play mind kraft on their tvs? that is questionable. interactive, no big programming, shopping on your tv but you can buy the watch from james bond. maybe that is coming, but it is not there now. >> apparently, they say fire tv has better search abilities. take a listen to this commercial. >> i am gary bce. -- busey.ry bce >> this listens to me and here's exactly what i say. amazon fire tv! >> it seems so simple, but is it a big deal or incremental? do people really want to search for tv shows with their voice? sometimes you have to go to the keyboard off of it on other devices. you we will see how the technology works. interesting the same day that microsoft is introducing voice capabilities for navigation on their phones at the microsoft build conference, you have these companies coming together with the same stuff. i am curious about the game ring. brad, did you get

byelection would be on the agenda at the cabinet mission tour of the working assumption is that the tivo westwood will also be discussed and at this stage if it were to go to hooters on whom to vote on the twenty third of may ap would have to do the brakes on a hiking tomorrow fraternity but the solution to stage the working assumption is that they are going to be have the same day as a token of your trip to target to reproduce the summer the socialist party has the courage devotion to st next month. european and liking the chance as a referendum on the war should tax at its campaign launched today at the pontifical will pitch ideas must be a post it's a simple clear and direct message. as politicians to gain of water charges. the sources park he says. victory can be on our toes. resumes here and that their streets on the part he is saying this is the biggest election this year. so we're so happy about it the words stop the wall for text to their name. the solstice may have lost the property tax but this time will be different. they say is is not a revenue collected tax they can steal it

get a retail box, plug in antenna into it, and in fact, tivo will sell you video-on-demand movies from the internet side-by-side. where is the copyright infringement? it is only because i have located the box and made it simpler for the consumer to get it? >> what about the broadcaster side of the argument he -- argument? he has argued more than 20 cases in the sprint corps and is advising the broadcasters on their case. >> the question is strictly a legal one. it is not about what businessman to whom and talk to you. copyrightly, does the law permit the company to yank signals out of the air from broadcasters, bundle them together, and sell them to the entire american public for profit without paying for the underlying content. >> would it be better if he was not charging for the content? class it would be an interesting and different case there. the broadcast networks spent billions of dollars every year creating and acquiring content, marketing and distributing content. our broadcast television programming is the envy of the world in part because they expect to get money from it. fo

we have seen troubleshooting tech questions like evil are taking pictures of the back of their tivo andhow do i set this up? you have to put this here and there. it is just great. those are the three we're seeing. recommendations is really breaking out. it is increasing. we have redesigned the interface for composing a question. we really feel it is the best way to ask the question now. thank you for stopping by. great to have you here. more after this quick break. ♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg "west." time for the bwestbite. jon erlichman is in l with the bite today. havehave you got? >> i three. when it comes to streaming video content in the u.s. -- in the u.s., amazon is in third spot behind netflix and youtube based on tracking of all of this by a itpany called quill on and would suggest amazon video service has surpassed those of for being very busy with streaming traffic online. amazon put out a press release highlighting that today as the streaming wars continue. i am a big amazon customer. they are pushing prime video all the time. we have gotten letters in the mail. >> it is

and tivo hooking up with netflix. the first u.s.netflix in the top box. >> is u.s. tax policy prompting recent mma activity? austan goolsbee. >> complicated and deeply messed up corporate tax system in the u.s., which really we could do on a bipartisan basis. people in both parties would say we should fix it. just to have transactions. even if they didn't make economic sense because they can use this tax wedge. flip where the headquarters is. >> joining us to talk about this and what we can do to fix it or whether it really is a negative, i'll tell you what i mean in a second. former u.s. controller general and former c can eo of the comeback america initiative and rob cox of reuters breaking news. and dave walker is the only guy you should think about for connecticut lieutenant governor. there's no question that we need to broaden the base, lower the top marginal rate. we also need to recognize we're not an island. we need to deal with the situation where people don't want to repatriote. so broaden the base, lower the rate, go towa

how will raise the bar on apple, roku, tivo? there are a few medium-sized ideas with voice search.s nice. the casual games bringing the men from the amazon app store. people want to play mine craft on their big-screen tv when they can play on their tablet? interactive, no advertising. maybe that is coming but in version one they don't have it. cracks one thing they are playing on is search. take a listen to this commercial with gary busey. busey. gary vie find gary busey. tv listensazon fire to me and is exactly what i say. gary busey. yay! amazon fire tv. [laughter] >> it seems so simple but is this a big deal or is it incremental? quickly people really want to search -- >> do people really want to search? sometimes you have to go through the keyboard alphabets and do it. we will see how it handles. >> microsoft is announcing voice capability for search and navigation at the microsoft builder conference and you start to see all of these companies coming together with the same types of stuff. i'm sort of curious about the game thing. you get the sense that the games were an afterth

i have a tivo box as it happens, and i have an apple tv box.using netflix, on demand on time warner cable, i have the tivo thing layered on top of that. and now you're telling me the only real way to get the amazon thing to work properly is i'm going to have to get their box. >> you have multiple different ways to access that. >> i don't even know how to get to. >> i have a samsung tv that accesses amazon prime and it works perfectly for me. maybe you should give it a try. there's going to be multiple different ways to access the content. amazon does not want to be left out. >> will apple, when apple comes out with a tv, the brilliance of apple is simplifying this whole process so i have one box and it does it all. but given the competition apple has with an amazon, would they ever allow that content on their box? >> it's possible. >> so far thus far, they have not, right? >> they have not. >> they probably would not. if you look at the way they've managed itunes, there's a toll there if you want to sell content through itunes, you've got to pa

just like you can with a dvr or tivo. that's a personal recording, private performance. the broadcasters are saying no, it's a public performance. aereo has a good argument but i think the justices are worried about the consequences. >> they're worried about a ruling against aereo would effect other cloud-based services. this is where i need you to walk me through this. help me here. >> it's a complicated argument. what's the broadcast--what the justices are worried about when we talk about the cloud, we're talking about services like drop box or google drive where we store all our media. in the cloud as they say. what that means is if you put your file or your show in your personal cloud that you own legally and i have a show that i own legally, and we're both playing it at the same time is that a public performance? what the broadcasters are saying is that there is a risk that that law would be that, and it could lead to content own necessary hollywood really regulating and asserting copyright in an area that they haven't before which is how we store our files in the c

i tivoed it, watching it later. stocks sliding, dow below 100 right now.oor of the new york stock exchange. what are traitors talking about? >> we have come off the highs of the day. this is a volatile market, no doubt. a strong dollar, commodities are higher, their moving in correlation with the 10-year bond. as the yield comes down, stocks come down. noting exactly that. we have been watching the high flyers. most of them tr trying to hold o gains. the market for us has weakened slightly earlier today. the other thing you should know, melissa, as i toss it back to you, is volume. thursday and friday we had heavy volume. it brings volatility along with it. melissa: as we are talking we building back. dropped to about 80. thank you so much. one company is raising more than a little spare change in less than two weeks of crowdfunding. an automated desk that moves from sitting to a standing level with studies showing standing can lead to 10% more productivity, it might not surprise you almost 900 people are stepping up to back this new device. joining me now

much hike tivo -- much like tivo. have you ever bought a city slow retail? >> no. >> guest: okay. if you buy without the cable packaging, you actually do pay them a monthly fee. they maintain the software. this is very common in software businesses. there used to be something called 15% annual maintenance. software companies and cloud companies that has migrated toward an annualized fee model or monthly fee model because we constantly update, create, maintain your equipment, your software on an ongoing basis which requires an ongoing commitment and relationship. we don't ask you to sign a contract. you're free to come and go as you l. none of those things are prohibitedded in any way, shape or form. furthermore, you can walk into radio shack or walmart and, in fact, they do have a layaway program, or you can make installment payments. in fact, every time you purchase an antenna on your credit card, you are leasing it. you're in an ongoing relationship. if you don't pay your bill in advance. you know, where do you draw the line on these things? it's impossible -- there's no basis i

daylight in his pinstriped geniuses, these captains of finance are queuing up in the apa tunic of the tivo and that is one that is not just trying to say they push the russians back and hang on to central europe. it's happening right here. it's happening k street. communism had to 30 communism must attract to and to work fast. but the first time in russian history, none of the checkers attacking us and if we run, we believe only money matters and people attack us using money. so on that cheerful note, i've got lots more to day. >> i kept thinking about coming in now, the pretty common view that there is a cultural aversion to political pluralism and an affinity for a strong hand at the top of his run through russian that trend and the governmental style at the moment from desires into communism and now to the post-communist europe. to what extent do you think that is a fact during this happening? >> well, i'm always very cautious about extrapolating from history to the present because you can say this countries never known good government. i think one of the stories in the last 10, 15 year

everybody has tivo, copy it down.hen you can do stuff with the money. good stuff. factor tip of the day. that's it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website which is different from bill o'reilly.com and spout off about the factor. o'reilly at foxnews.com. my worth of the dade. troglodyte. if you're steamed, mad as hell @foxnews.com. we'll have our mad as hell segment on thursday. let us know what's tee ug off. again thanks for watching us tonight. miss megyn is next. i'm bill o'reilly. please always remember the spin stops right off so we're definitely looking out for you. >>> i'm megyn kelly live in new york and tonight -- >> new questions over the showdown at the bundy ranch and why senator harry reid is joining the attack on the ranchers. we investigate. >>> and then, on the same day the attorney general plugs the effort to legalize marijuana a major new study finds the drug causes brain-damage. brit hume on the dangerous misstep by team obama. >>> breaking news tonight on a controversial decisio

if you can't probably set your tivo, we'll continue too see lightning strikes, we've got this unstableir mass overhead. so far this morning one lightning strike east of hercules, one offshore and this is what we have in store the rest of the day. 9:00 a.m., getting a little more active, then between about 9:00 and 1:00 p.m. we're going to see more rainfall develop. looks most active between about 4:00 and 6:00 in the heart of your evening commute. but hey, we could tlally up an inch of rain. then the showers start to deteriorate tonight. you do want to keep in mind it's going to be active. you take a look at these well formed clouds overhead. when you see that definition, those couple you low nimbotowers you have a chance for thunderstorms. we're seeing that this morning. that was san francisco. the best thunderstorm chance is between about noon and 7:00 p.m. so keep that in mind. then a few light showers as we head into tonight. more rain on the way. we're going to talk about that coming up. back to you, scott and hank you. >> some bay area homeowners are still cleaning up after their

such as hbo or showtime so three small cable operators across the country are adding netflix to their tivooxes in which netflix will come across as just another channel. users will still need to pay netflix their separate subscriber fee which is going to be going up for new streaming subscribers this summer by another $1 to $2. still, those three cable operators are small potatoes totaling 800,000 subscribers out of 90 million total subscribers on cable in the united states. >>> amazon continues to grow out its prime business. now it's going to be testing something called prime pantry. in san francisco, los angeles, and new york, it will deal more groceries to people using its own delivery trucks. amazon ran into problems complaining about some of the shippers out there during the holidays not being able to handle its demand. under prime pantry in the testing phase, customers will be able to fill up to a 45- pound box with a flat shipping fee of $5.99. >>> wall street with earnings reports today but also rising tensions between russia and ukraine as they are on a war footing. that's puttin

. >> netflix is down about 6% announcing the deal for operators through the tivo set-top boxes.for ceo reed hastings in simplifying access to netflix services. this has been a goal here, going through fewer steps to get netflix. >> that's good. we like it as consumers. pandora said they were going to be aggressive. chief financial officer said, we said we invest aggressively in the front half. >> not hedging. >> i don't want to correct you on live tv but i want to serve viewers as best i can. they are being aggressive. musk received less than $70,000 in the last year down from the $78 million he received in 2012. he said that china will be the bigger market for tesla in the long-term. >> it's the hugest car market in the world. 3 is forward after posting first-quarter earnings that missed estimates blaming higher recall costs and bad weather for the miss. underpromise, overdeliver. >> tell them you will aggressively spend on marketing and then don't be aggressive. i'm going to get aggressive on that. 8% --siness code down nesco down. down after weather affecting. >> amazon falli

. >> i'm going to tivo it.row morning, don't tell me who won. >> i'm going to tivo it myself. >> neither of you are watching it live? you're kidding. >> i'd have to stay up all night. i like to come in here fresh. you guys keep us on our toes. >> ok. thank you. >> an international technology giant ignites a fight over an egg plant. >> eggplant. ok. we'll call it a plant controversy when we come back. real reporting that brings you the world. >> this is a pretty dangerous trip. >> security in beirut is tight. >> more reporters. >> they don't have the resources to take the fight to al shabaab. >> more bureaus, more stories. >> this is where the typhoon came ashore. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> i'm actually quite nervous... >> as u.s. forces prepare to leave afghanistan, fault li

they believe this companies stealing copyrighted material o says, no, we are like your antenna or tivoe transferring that data over to consumers. we met with the ceo of aereo outside this up in court yesterday. he said, look, we are in -- we are andider equipment provider. >> i have somehow made it simpler so consumers will exercise their right. they know that is consumers exercising their right to take an antenna. >> why are those rates going up? why are you paying more in your cable bill? if you look at this chart, cable providers are paying $4 billion this year for those retransmission fees back to broadcasters. tot is expected to go up over $7 billion in 2018. the fear among broadcasters is, hey, if they can start getting their signals wherever they want using aereo, they will cut the even more. that undermines the credibility of those fees. >> we will be tweeting out that chart. for whattage for us will be going on in the court today. who are the attorneys on each side? >> there are two attorneys who represent either side. you've got paul on the broadcasters. he's a former u.s. so

been reporting this in recent months of a new breakfast sandwich is a push toward tea, there is a new tivoere in new york that starbucks lands to expand the on that. there are juices being offered, all of that contributing to a comparable sales gain of six percent. that is what we saw globally which was a little bit better than had been estimated. chief operating officer said in interview that the single largest sales growth was indeed food as we had more of these lunch products coming out. >> thank you. also reporting earnings after the bell yesterday, amazon.com. the online retailer jumped by 23%. that percentage as well. bring in my guest post for this our quÉbec venture dickalist and investor, ndal, and cory johnson. first up on amazon, you looked through these numbers. they are spending their way to growth. >> this is such a fascinating company to me. i've been looking at the numbers for years and years. i just do not get it. what they're doing is what they've always done which is run the company at a profit,r profit -- bare pick a couple of growth industries, but the focus here is am

signed deals with three small pay-tv operators that will offer netflix through set-top boxes made by tivo's company news. $.68 on $.68, the international makeup of american earnings and revenues. howard ward, gamco's chief officer of growth and investment. your thought on the earnings season? it is an interesting income statement. >> their earnings season is very solid. there have been problems with some companies, mostly weather-related. for the most part, the earnings are exceeding guidance. >> is very an underestimation of cost cutting? you take it out in the middle of the income statement. >> there has been an underestimation for the last couple years. >> continues. the company's continued till surprised. >> what are you buying? >> i can't tell you that. >> do you want to be more exposed to consumer spending? >> our thesis is that the economy in the u.s. is accelerating. you want more of a cyclical till to your portfolio. industrial names like honeywell or union pacific. andnology, of course, apple google. those have been my two biggest holdings for years. a 20% correction actually go

if it is copyright infringement the supreme court comes down on the broadcaster side on this your tivo is instantly rendered illegal your slingbox is rendered illegal and old by the way so are all the services offered today by time warner cox communications and all the other cable companies which if you have an addressable cable box from most of them you can sign into it when you are on the road and watch television from a remote location that is no different than what aerial is to. oh the slingbox i mean my time in singapore is much more enjoyable that was karl denninger a blogger at the market ticker and author of leverage time now for today's big deal . deal t.m. and today edward harrison joins me as always good to be back with mr dan friday without you but today we're discussing the new economy and so-called disintegration so-called new economy and disintegration. what is disintegration well in economics alexy on it means cutting out the middleman yes that's pretty simple now disintegration disrupts old forms and this intermediation not what i see the disintegration of what is a i

business that is robbed the, the surveillance technology you can rewind, sort of like surveillance with tivo. this is a story for the judge because what about privacy issues? stuart: i would guess so. if it works -- liz: their test driving and working on it and it seems to be working right now but they are saying privacy is not any issue because you can't use it to. to people's homes. we will see but this is the trend that will take hold across the country, crime-ridden cities using over 6 hour block surveillance. stuart: let me update the story on ukraine which hurt the markets, the white house net saying it will not provide legal assistance to ukraine. they are not -- ukraine you could say is pretty much on its own. no legal help from the united states. the market down 83 points because a peak and firms have the down -- gunfire has been heard in eastern ukraine. your take is next. ♪ [ cellphon beeping ] ♪ [ cellphone rings ] hello? [ male announcer ] over 12,000 financial advisors. good, good. good over $700 billion dollars in assets under care. let me just put this away. [ male announcer

first and foremost, the biggest tivos, complacency and over compliance.he complacency of the team you know what it is that answers the question are you ready as opposed to continually looking for ways to improve. so i credit the department of the interior as making a lot of things better than they were pre-macondo. but there is still a lot that needs to be done particularly in an area like alaska. >> i actually think i will pick up right where fran was going and talk about the system-level and how these ventures are executed. this is true for arctic. it's true for deepwater. it's true for unconventional. these are all very complex technical assistance that could range from geology to engineering to infrastructure and on down the. they are managed by often very large, often very small organizations. but however large or small the organization is, they are complex people systems involved, complex for the scale of the organization running it and all of this -- all of this, the technical engineering committed people are so embedded in even more complex natura

. >> tom runs tivo, david now runs discovery communications. very deep bench back then, too, bob. >> oh, we were very fortunate. we had mike estridge as our general manager. he was a very smart guy. he kept saying, i don't know. if this it really going to work! i'm killing myself for it. >> i always heard when fnn was bought in bankruptcy, one of the reasons you wanted it because it had this cool technology called "the ticker." before that i remember my dad driving down in the charles schwab office at lunch time so he could watch the stocks go by. then suddenly there was on tv instead. is that true? >> we tried to -- we tried to buy or merge with fnn for two years. even before we went on the air and we couldn't get anywhere with the mad neurosurgeon was running the shop. it was very difficult and so finally, we had to -- they got into so much trouble that when it went into bankruptcy, then we got in this enormous bidding contest with dow jones and westinghouse. it was quite a ride. >> those were crazy times. you know, we forget, bob, back then,

to try to alter the spanish find out more visit i don't tivo it's called. dramas that can't be ignored. stories others who refused to notice. the faces changing the world lights now. so picture of today's lives my own demand from around the globe. local. t.v. . i know we're going to a conference on the wisdom of the. it was an offer god is being organized by the u.s. the pew and then the international network for environmental compliance and then false claims as a press conference and anything gone on see everything held well i think. in most part of africa the first time the time we're having such an international conference. here again i'd say is just the beginning of something good i mean does the way i see it but i'll chip monitoring i think of the real need to move from tough talk all rhetoric to action that for me would symbolize something really good you know otherwise it would be the same old talk show. you know things. you're going to get but that doesn't mean you can look up. the country against the . bars and the solution is that the prices are r