trish regan will beast begins to the ceo in just a few moments.tuned for that. ♪ . . >> welcome back to the second half-hour of "bottom line" on bloomberg television. i am mark crumpton in new york. cbs, the most-watched tv network, posted quarter resulted be analyst -- quarter results that beat analyst estimates. trish regan joins me with more. >> thank you so much, mark. content clearly is key. cbs has it. they have proven people will pay up for their favorite shows. les moonves, ceo and president of cbs, joins me with the future on his network. congrats on the quarter. >> thanks, trish. good to be with you. >> we are in the midst of a lot of change and you guys seem to be embracing this head-on. you have the sony-based web tv program, cbs all access for $5.99 a month. no cable subscription necessary. what went into the decision to move forward on digital? >> you have heard this many times, but people want their content when they can get it, we are americans most-watched network and showtime is doing extraordinarily well, that there are 10 milli

trish regan joins me now with the latest on the pipeline politics.politics would be involved in keystone? >> this has become apolitical football. mary lander is in a fight for her seat in louisiana. she is moving forward, a democrat moving forward to schedule a vote in the senate. we anticipate we will have a vote in the house tomorrow. this has been a political issue. there are a lot of questions as to what might happen next. assuming this happens in the house, will they have votes in the senate? if it does get through in the senate, what will the president then do? don't forget he vetoed this back in 2012. you have seen a groundswell of support among a lot of people in states that would benefit from this. they would like to see those jobs coming to this country and the benefits this would bring in terms of our own energy independence. we will talk about this coming up on street smart. a representative will be joining me to talk about the house vote tomorrow. we have also got major m&a news to talk about. dreamworks animation. and warren buffett is

trish regan joins me now with what could happen after the midterm elections.t with the wall street influence. the keystone pipeline could be at stake. what do wall street investors want to see after the elections tomorrow? think wall street would like to see the movement when it comes to both sides being willing to work together. problem been the big throughout all of the years. we have not seen republicans and democrats working together to get anything done. the fed has had to go this alone. they have been pushed in a corner where they had no choice. no one else was there really helping. from wall street perspective, without getting overly political, people would like to see both sides work together. they are willing to work with republicans to get things done. think about the lame duck president. what does that mean for the administration? buildn think back to ally he didn't have a choice. tomorrow what of the close races are going to be in the home state. early, wels close will have a good indication on whether or not republicans are making some ground. jea

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trish regan will join us with a preview for what is coming up on "street smart" at the top of the hourtom line stay with us on." ♪ >> a dangerous piece of software that has been around since 2008 has just been covered by a security researcher. research institutes and individuals in 10 countries may have used it. "street smart" anchor trish regan joins me to talk about this story. >> i thought i would just like to tell you about what is coming up on the big show. definitely stay tuned. we will have fire i looking into this --fire eye looking into this. >> i feel like i would rather watch steve forbes. >> i will leave with steve forbes then. he will give his reaction to chuck hagel being asked to step down. with mr.alk about that forrest, the editor-in-chief of "forbes" magazine. we will talk about the potential for a nuclear deal with iran. we have all that and -- and, if you have ever watched "the affair" on showtime -- >> no. >> you are the only one in the studio. people are really excited about the show. >> i'm against infidelity. >> i am glad to hear that. >> all right, we will see

trish regan spoke with the disney chairman and ceo, bob iger. >> frozen is quite a phenomenon that has reverberated cross our businesses and also with our brand. when you make a movie that is that good, when you make a movie that is the number one animated film of all time and it resonates in many different ways, not only in the united states, but all over the world, it lists everything with the company and it's a thrilling thing and something we are extremely proud of the top >> you guys are number one in ratings excluding sports. what's driving the viewership here? >> we have some strong returning shows. "scandal" is one of them. we have added some strong shows. that has helped abc a lot, the stability on the schedule. we are proud of what they have accomplished this season and we've seen other networks down from last year, when you exclude the sports from the c three rating and we have held our own all stop we have new shows coming to the schedule that have not been put on yet and we feel good about them. >> can you give us a preview? >> there are a bunch of them. i'm not going to g

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up next, trish regan joins us with a look at what is ahead, including the latest on the tensions in ferguson back after the break. ♪ violent protests, one of the big stories coming up at the top of the hour late last night. live from bloomberg television, we are joined with a look ahead. coming out local there in missouri. >> it is a sensitive decision regardless of the result at night. >> we saw that last night. one of the most startling images to me, when the president was urging everyone to be nonviolent regardless of how you thought about this, to protest in a peaceful way. you look at the split screen here and bloomberg television, and you could see the protests happening. at one point, as he said, you had protesters shaking the itice vehicle back and forth was quite startling and striking to see the president on the one ind and that imagery ferguson and on the other side of the screen. >> i was here last night and i went down to union square to see the protest. they were here in and -- in new york. it is not just the levelheaded people out here in the protests. bet is great, but we can

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i'm joined by trish regan who is following that story on her show today. >> fine after fine after fine fine. they will never quite get through 2008. in this particular case, some of the banks did get burned. if you look at the numbers, bank of america, $250 million. not so bad when you consider they had the highest fine in the world for their mortgage fee issues. rbs at $634 million. jpm over $1 billion. some of the taxes they were able to find. >> i thought that was the most compelling read as well. >> it was a compelling read. it's shocking that people put all of this right there in writing. trader of an unnamed bank saying i prefer we join forces. let's double-team them. the other trader saying "yesssssssss." >> i'm guessing they were british traders. >> it was an international issue. >> i thought that was great stuff. they sound like real bros. let the student. >> somewhat cartelish. choreographing these moves back and forth. that is price-fixing. we will have more on this story. and oil prices. the head of global commodities research. tother $80 a barrel is going be the new normal

stake in continental resources -- the ball of his 60% stake in continental resources bit he told trish regan that control of the company was not an issue. >> we said it would not have an effect on the company and it won't. not a part of this. wifelawyer for hamm's says he's considering whether or not to appeal. there is speculation about whether his client would receive $1 billion in divorce. and the best business school in the country -- there is a new name at the top of bloomberg's ranking. it is the duke university school of business. harvard business school fell out of the top five for the very first time. duke rose to the top spot thanks in large part to employers' esteem for its graduates. >> you can say the president asked for it. providers are blasting the proposal for regulation of the information superhighway. the president wants net neutrality. comcast calls it a radical reversal that would hurt investment and innovation. at&t and verizon are both hinting legal action. it is up to the sec to make a final decision. -- fcc to make a final decision with us is the head of another medi