be watching to see if indeed you have found another unicorn.hanks so much for joining us here on "bloomberg west." i will continue to use shots if i'm going to get 2000 retweets. we will be right back. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg west." joshsays it has discipline moore, who was under fire for using the company technology to track a buzz feed reporter. give details on what he did wrong or what the punishment was, but he will keep his job. he has not been disciplined publicly. more than 6 billion people are expected to have smartphones by the year 2020. how will the valley deal with the massive demand for data? you can watch a streaming on your phone, tablet, bloomberg.com, apple tv. ♪ time now for "on the markets." i am julie hyman. a selloff for the first trading day of the year -- of the month. the first day of december stock falling across the board. disappointing holiday spending numbers being reported an estimated for the weekend as well as gauging manufacturing and china and germany coming in below average. >> you're watching "bloomberg west,"

we were able to work with three unicorns. i do not know if you know the terminology. billion-dollar exit company. i was one of the first employees at the first social network. you might for member friend stir. >> barely. >> we started a company called vevo and that became the third largest social network. we sold that for almost $1 billion. >> $800 million. not quite $1 billion. >> we will rounded up. the third company is called tango. it was recently valued at over $1.5 billion with alibaba putting some money into it. >> how do you spot the unicorns? everyone is trying to find the unicorn. >> it is something that we -- we have been doing this for about 25 years. part of it is sticking to the patterns and filters that we have seen. going back to, this is a great team, is it a vision worth fighting for? we only do consumer investing. we stick to what we know. we help build these companies and we will continue to do this. >> we will be watching to see if indeed you have found another unicorn. thanks so much for joining us here on "bloomberg west." i will continue to use

he's saying 10 billion is the new one billion. >> they called it unicorn because it's supposed to be mythical. there's 50 companies that have -- >> should we celebrate or be alarmed? >> i think there's cause for optimism and cause for concern on that front. there's clearly a lot of frenzy in the market today. they are growing faster than we've seen grow before. there's fundamental growth behind the valuation. >> this is part of the problem. one of the issues we seen especially around uber is this idea of scaling too quickly. in that races to get around the globe and be in every city of the world, uber has crossed an ethical line. do you think this race to get to $10 billion is going to make a whole new set of companies that just aren't thinking about the ethics as they grow? >> it's harder to scale that fast. but, the problem is, if you don't, somebody else will. and the market value is accruing to the leader in the market, and the capitol is being provided to these companies to really grow that fast. take advantage of it if it's available. >> not just to pick on uber, but companies

i've been able to work with three unicorns. your listeners probably know. billion-dollar exit company. .y first was nbc internet it was a 6 billion-dollar public company. i was one of the first employees at the first social network. we started a company with michael, and that became the third largest social network and we sold that in 2008 for almost $1 billion. >> 800 million, but not quite a billion. >> and the third one was a company called tango, one of the largest communication networks and platforms. that was recently valued over 1 billion and a half dollars. alibaba put some money in it. the uniformu spot -- the unicorn for anyone else? everyone is trying to find it. >> yes. it is something, doing this for 25 years, part of it is pattern recognition and part of it is sticking to the filters we have seen, and this is a great team. do they have a vision worth fighting for? we only do consumer investing. we stick to what we know and we help build these kinds of company's and we will continue to do that. >> ok. we will be watching to see if you have inde

a unicorn, and of course, what else? what did do you find with those two things? tribeck. >> what do i do now? >> huh? ho ho ho, hello stephen! >> santa! >> and i'm not alone! >> how do you do? >> abraham lincoln? >> i enjoy watching your show, stephen. [ laughter ] >> it's true! you are a unicorn! >> and they thought mary todd was crazy. >> but, santa, it's not even christmas. why are you here? >> don't ask me. ask the one with all the answers. >> the one with all the answers -- is it? it is you! >> hello, stephen. >> glad you could join us. >> where will we go? what will we do? >> you got that exactly right. all of life's important answers must be in the form of a question. [ laughter ] >> that was really good. don't you love a lincoln? anyway. colbert went on to thank staff and viewers. >>> everyone we know is a fan of betty white and this week craig ferguson delivered her a christmas present in honor of her favorite holiday song "i want a hippopotamus for christmas." ♪ ♪ >> isn't she great? >> 92 years old and we love our betty white. and we thank our alan for

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. >> a unicorn. >> don't even bring that up. >> you know what make this is work for him? it's all about british accecena. >> i think he's australian. >> imagine that some of you get that close to a big cat like that. >> it reminds me of the last big date. >> i told you to stop trolling the zoo. >> okay, you're right. >> final thought on this? >> speaking of dates, that would be a really bad idea to go to david this guy. what would excite him after all that. >> all right, finally, local tv often provides us with some whacky moments, and this report from our affiliate in michigan is no exception. take a look at some very enthusiastic football players before their high school championship game. >> we're ready to go out there and hit them. every play, right now, baby. do you know we can? >> he hasn't slept in probably seven p days. >> if you're not nervous, you're not ready. these kids are ready. >> i think i got my swagger back. >> we have been on the line. we are the best team to ever play on this field. >> i always love local news, i grew up in denver which has some of the

a unicorn bottle holder. look at that. oh, my goodness. >> on his back with his mouth open. >> how many times have i been there? it's perfect. who is this from? >> it has to be eric. >> is it you? >> no, it's not. >> kimberly? >> is it going like this? >> you put it in the mouth. >> it's perfect. >> that is fantastic. you take two things that are important in my life and combined them together. >> well, santa baby has little elves that were very helpful for this. tell me that's not amazing. >> by the way, unicorns at home, don't drink like this, and then don't drive. unicorns, don't drive. >> greg, protect the horn, please. >> all right. i got to put this -- >> best christmas ever. go ahead. >> news fitness, free membership. very cool. thank you very much. >> brutal. >> yes. we handed them out, you said, i could use a membership to a gym. there you go. >> so cute. bob in his yoga pants with his headband. >> look at this. >> we had to get you into fitness. >> that's a real effort. >> i also have one for everyone. i got some

oh, awesome, this is a unicorn bottle holder. look at that. oh, my goodness. how many times have i been there. that's perfect. is that you? >> no, it's not. >> look at this. is it going like this? >> you put it in the mouth. you combine them together. santa baby has some little elves that were very helpful with this selection. >> very good choice. >> tell me that is amazing. >> by the way, unicorns at home, don't drink like this and don't drive. >> free membership. to news fitness. >> i said, you really could use a membership to a gym. >> you need a youngster to get you into fitness. >> that was a real effort. >> thank you very much. >> i actually got something for everyone, do you guys mind? >> now i feel great. >> wait until you u see mine for everyone. >> is it green and smells like money? >> dana, i got something for everybody. >> i have a stocking. >> but that's for jasper. >> that's very nice, that's a great stocking, can i wear it with my slippers? a very innocent gift. "the five" family, little ornament. very cute. >> no wonder they have made $100 mill

i want you to stop sending me unicorn mugs. stop sending them, send them to other fox news anchors. i have had enough of these, frankly. send them to chef, hemmer or dobbs. send hundreds of them, i don't have anymore room for them, quite frankly. >> set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the fivivivv >> it is thursday december 18th. a fox news lar-- alert. sony shelves the movie following violent threats as the fbi gets ready to announce who is to blame. did the hackers win? >> intense fallout that changes everything for the u.s. and cuba. >> this president has to be the worst negotiator we have ever had. >> what can congress do now after what some are calling a foreign policy fail. >> and oh, dear, dramatic video look at that of a cyclist smashing right into a deer at full speed. "fox & friends first" starts right now.ç >> good morning to you. a little cold play to get you out of bed this morning. it is cold here in new york city and across the rest of the country. you are watching "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. in an unprecedented m

tell me that's not amazing. >> unicorns like this don't drink like this and don't drive. >> protect the horn. >> that's bob's. >> this is the best christmas ever. >> news, fitness. one month free membership of news fitness center. >> when we handed them out, you said, boy, i could really use a membership to a gym. >> it shows him in his yoga pants. i actually got something for everyone. do you guys mind? >> wait until you see mine for everyone. >> is it green and smells like money? >> i've got something for everybody. oh, look at my new stocking. i don't have a stocking. >> that's a great stocking. >> from tim, bomb, eric, dana, our little family. >> no wonder they have made $100 million. >> that's super cute. this is the order we sit around the table. very nice. >> i was talking through a store and adrian said, i have got to get that for greg. >> these are the best gifts. >> it's for you. i had something for you. >> i have something for you, bob. bob is the crumby cat. >> it exceeds the secret santa budget. >> this is a great annual tradition. >> let me guess. i've changed it up, thoug

. >> what if we had the unicorns. >> he would never yell. >> we have robotic cameras. >> do you?here is somebody like one person who is controlling them all. they make mistakes all the time and make sure to call out the robot. it is not always that person who is controlling them. i do think this is the way of the newsroom lots of productions are starting to use more robotics anyway they can cut costs. >> there is no more diet cokes in the frige. >> are you in favor of replacing human beings? there is a cameraman pointing at you right now. >> i prefer to get people involved and give little shoutouts like the unicorn over there. what is his name? >> sparkles. >> i forgot his name. >> is this part of it the robotic cameras ? >> that's when they become self-aware and then they get control of the defense net and bad things happen. >> it is an extra you can pay for where you can control the angle. >> there is something going on in some country. oh today in this country you don't know. no, this is boring. you zoom away and you can see what is going on in the newsroom. choose your own an

i want you to stop sending me unicorn mugs. stop sending them, send them to other fox news anchors.e had enough of these, frankly. send them to chef, hemmer or dobbs. send hundreds of them, i don't have anymore room for them, quite frankly. >> set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is next. >>> this is a fox news alert, i'm bret baier in washington, president obama is taking drastic measures tonight to erase decades of distance between nations less than 100 miles apart. he has announced the reestablishment of diplomatic relations with cuba, saying after five decades, it is time for a new approach. he will ease restrictions on economic ties and travel, he also secured the release of american hostage allan gross, along with a cuban who spied for the u.s. why two nations so close geographically have been so far apart in so many years. we begin with

you are a unicorn. >> and they thought mary todd was crazy. >> stephen: but, santa, it's not even christmasers. >> stephen: the one with all the answers? is it-- it is you. >> hello, stephen. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: "jeopardy's" alex trebek. oh, mr. trebek, where will we go? what will we do? >> you got that exactly right. all of life's important answers must be in the form of a question. ( laughter ) >> stephen: so i guess i'll be gone forever. >> oh, no, no, no, stephen. we'll always be there for the american people whenever they need us the most. >> stephen: yeah, but aren't you canadian? ( laughter ). >> i've have dual citizenship since 1998. >> stephen: yeah, that's not the same. >> ready, stephen? >> yes, sir, mr. president. >> ho-ho-ho. >> tell lorraine i love her. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: we'll be right back! another beer? sure, give me a.....ummmmm give me a redd's apple ale. redd's apple ale. crisp like an apple; brewed like an ale. what are you guys having? uhhhh.... i'll have a redd's apple ale. make it two. redd's apple ale. crisp like an apple. brewed li

you are a unicorn. >> and they thought mary todd was crazy. >> stephen: but, santa, it's not even christmasthe answers. >> stephen: the one with all the answers? is it-- it is you. >> hello, stephen. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: "jeopardy's" alex trebek. oh, mr. trebek, where will we go? what will we do? >> you got that exactly right. all of life's important answers must be in the form of a question. ( laughter ) >> stephen: so i guess i'll be gone forever. >> oh, no, no, no, stephen. we'll always be there for the american people whenever they need us the most. >> stephen: yeah, but aren't you canadian? ( laughter ). >> i've have dual citizenship since 1998. >> stephen: yeah, that's not the same. >> ready, stephen? >> yes, sir, mr. president. >> ho-ho-ho. >> tell lorraine i love her. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: we'll be right back! ♪ did you know you can use an iphone 6 to make a call from almost any apple device? really? yeah. give me a call on that macbook. alright, call you now. [ringing] [french accent] hello, pierre's bistro. uhh, i'd like to make a reservation. [french

. >> i wanted to express myself as a unicorn because i'm unique and mystical. >> reporter: they havee another to see if there's a connection. >> i don't know if it's the bag or if you are drunk, because it sounds like you're drunk. >> reporter: at the end, the bags come off for the big reveal. the result thes seem to be, if you'll excuse the pun, a mixed bag. >> do you think there are more likes or passes in this group? >> i don't want to say. >> i think by the time you start to even maybe certainly, like, scratch the surface, it was time to switch. >> reporter: the creators of love flutter remain optimistic that rs can get beyond the pretty face. >> we've yet to see the first paper bag marriage but hopefully that's in the cards. >> one to watch. thank you for watching abc news tonight. "world news now" is coming up soon. tune into "gma" first thing in the morning, and as always, we're online 24/7 at abcnews.com. thanks again for watching and good night. ♪ ♪ it's a marshmallow wor in the winter. ♪

. >> and you've been praying to your unicorn every nights and one hasn't been conjured up yet. >> there you go. >> i think the other thing he has said about himself, that he said he would have a hard time in the primary. so he already has been disarming in that the critics are going to say, but he could have won the primary. so he's already said that he knows that he's going to have a hard time. i think it's pretty smart. >> another thing about not winning the oprah and brad pit speak out about the sony hacking scandal. and the heart throb when we return. stay with us. >>> watching your kids' every move, and reports back to santa if they're being naughty or nice. the elf on to the shelf is teaching children to think that spying is part of life. it's poisoning their kids' brains by making them think it's okay to invade their privacy. this thing is sits on the shelf for a couple of months, kids are telling told that they're watching, they say it's helping kids to calm down. >> it's only been around for seven or eight years. that that elf could actually get in contact with santa claus that

30 minutes of debate because they were well-intentioned but they also had risks and they assumed unicornsexisted and things like that. so you sort of have this hope and expose people into this. >> let's talk about your life and family and what it was like in this way? >> they had a lot of fun with me. [laughter] and i think the president sent me over to the morning meetings on the economy and it's like seriously the second time. [laughter] until he realized it was not very good. but, you know, i loved my work and i have great people around me and a great supporter president and it was not so fun for me sometimes, but it was very hard on the dim light. we had certain military with fire department, first responders, but it was still hard because they never see you in when you are around you are not there and when you're president, you're not you are not very present. it's not very fun for them. >> there were misconceptions before you became treasury secretary, before you served rahm emanuel's life and then you internet goldman sachs. and i had a great anecdote in that meeting with barbra st

. >> i want a golden unicorn that [ muted ] money. cloud. this is "titanfall," the first multi-player game built and run on microsoft azure. empowering gamers around the world to interact in ways they never thought possible. this cloud turns data into excitement. this is the microsoft cloud. >>> every storybook kingdom needs a castle. granada, it's got a good one. the alhambra, one of the most enchanted, inscrutable, maddeningly beautiful structures ever created by man. built by the nasrid dynasty on top of ninth century fortifications and added to and added to as history unfolded through wars and tragedy and invasion and conquest. >> on the outside it's very bare. all you see are the tiny windows. and it's projecting impenetrability. but then you come in here. zach has gone -- well, let's call it what it is -- a bit mad about the place. the details can obsess a man. zach is a cinematographer, so you can understand how that might get a grip on a guy whose profession is the intricate play between light and darkness. >> trying to weave

. >> we're a unicorn. gerri: i don't think anybody thought we would be at these levels now. most people were predicting at least the experts on interest rates were saying they would be higher at this time. what do you think is the outlook for next year? what are the people in real estate saying next year? will we remain under 4% or higher? >> i don't know what the interest rates will be. this couldn't be more fantastic for the start of 2015. why? you have more money to go shopping with to buy a home, number one, number two, you can put 3% down. the lowest interest rates you've seen in years, and 3% down and now have a jumbo mortgage, you can take out two mortgages instead of one. government is doing everything they can. gerri: they are throwing possibly too much at the wall. offering 3% mortgages now, and we've seen this movie before, we know what happens when you offer rates too low, everybody gets into the marketplace, some people can't afford loans. >> we do thousand of closings a year, the big news is people are refinancing, that's the biggest thing, the rates dropped, r

he's a promoter of animal rights especiallily unicorns and he today me an awesome amount of money to pick him. so greg, thank you. i think we all -- >> way to stimulate the economy. >> he never goes out of his way he goes to the same bar, he has the same set of anxieties. >> drinks the same red wine. >> he's a hero to america. >> we have some football to talk about as the super bowl of 2015 nears. it's black monday, is your favorite coach in or out next season? find out coming up. >>> yesterday was the conclusion of the nfl's regular season. 12 teams will vie for a chance to go to the super bowl. today is also known as black monday, around the league as some of the coaches who didn't lead their teams to the playoffs will not be around in 2015. among them rex ryan of the jets and jim harbaugh a surprise of the 49ers, also fired one chicago bears head coach mike tristan and mike schmidt, it's a short tenure in the nfl if you don't win? >> it is absolutely. and it's probably also in many ways one of the greatest examples of -- it's very simple you win, you keep your job, you lose your d

like they were looking for a blue-eyed unicorn. this is how much you are going to earn, and don't ask for more. i think that unfortunately is very common to a lot of workers in the u.s. host: laura says you get a 2% increase and see healthcare people grumz go up 41%. you end up going backwards. guest: yeah. you can't just take the increase in wages. you have to look at what's going on all around it host: denise from raleigh, north carolina with victoria stilwell of bloomberg news. caller: good morning. i have a comment and a question. caller: i recently retired. i stayed so long because the attitude of the new people coming into the workforce they don't have that attitude today of being a team player. would you please help out here? >> not my job. i wasn't hired to do that. now, companies look at this, and they are not going to increase your pay if you are not willing to be a team player and not only take on your responsibility but the responsibility of someone else if they are absent, and my question to the young lady: what can be

she is like a mythical unicorn. she is a woman who has it all.'t really have that. >> and her name backwards is lamah. i write a lot of erotic llama fiction. sometimes in the bath. is it sexist that she is only fascinating because of her husband? >> honestly, i don't uppedz why there hasn't been a huge uproar about this from feminists. she is an author and human rights lawyer and represented julian assange who i can't stand, but it is an achievement. she works to protect kids from being raped and murdered in war zones and as far as barbara walters is concerned she married george clooney? >> you don't understand. feminists love george clooney. >> nobody loves george clooney more than i did. >> put a d at the end ofand not. >> georgeed? >> loved. >> george clooney? >> never mind. >> it is like a weird -- i don't like that at all. you bother me. as i said before, i am fascinated by people, but by behavior, i don't understand why people eat crews stations. crustaceans. they are awful and terrible. bye. standard, are they? you don't get it, you're los

. >> and you've been praying to your unicorn every nights and one hasn't been conjured up yet. >> there you go. >> i think the other thing he has said about himself, that he said he would have a hard time in the primary. so he already has been disarming in that the critics are going to say, but he could have won the primary. so he's already said that he knows that he's going to have a hard time. i think it's pretty smart. >> another thing about not winning the primary. they can play that game all they want. bush could win iowa and win it handedly. the last two republican nominees were the moderates in the race, and the conservatives can't put together enough votes to win it. >> also check the box in florida and amazing love it, a latina family as well. so i think's going to be good too. i think someone who's willing to look for reasons to -- >>> some big-time celebrities like oprah and brad pitt are speak out about the sony hacking scandal. and the heart throb when we return. stay with us. . >>> some big hollywood stars are now pushing back hard against the media in the hacking scandal.

in the children's section there's an explosion of books about princesses, butterflies and unicorns.all things sweet and pretty is not all parker dains is interested in. >> sometimes i like playing space camp. and my favorite part of the game is when aliens are failing. because i would panic like crazy. >> reporter: the 7-year-old likes science too. >> giant centipedes. >> reporter: when she found a book she picked it up. >> when i read it i almost dropped it. >> why? >> because it says books for boys. >> reporter: so she decided to write the author. >> when i read the cover it said book for boys and it made me very unhappy. >> reporter: she asked him to reconsider. >> you should change it to books for boys to books for boys and girls. which is really long. >> reporter: parker's letter caught the publishers attention. >> reporter: the company responded saying she brought up a very good point. >> we have decided to take your advice. >> reporter: and it would be changing the title of its next series which parker received a copy of. >> there's a red cover instead of a blue cover. i like

however within there that there are some unicorns that that are actually undervalued. companies outperforming and i think are still undervalued. overall there is a valuation bubble on specifically case by case some are undervalued. secondari secondarily business is doing well. these are actually businesses that are doing well. >> what is it that quieted the chorus though. think back to april and david einhorn and richard chilton and loeb and yellen all saying the market and tech especially may have gotten over heated. david einhorn in particular calling it a bubble. and even though we made up momentum we lost during that period there doesn't seem to be that same sentiment. >> there is a ton of cash coming in the market. people that want to invest in tech start-ups, the line is out the door. whether it's traditional hedge funds or mutual funds coming in the market you have strategic investors with big piles of cash and need to invest. that is probably driving the biggest valuation increases. >> given that what should investors expect to happen in tech right now? you loo

it was a unicorn, and the form broke off, and it is now a zebra. mason, how was your week?ough. joe stole some cigarettes and wanted me to smoke them, but i said no. >> your questions are hard to answer. >> what is so hard to answer about what sculpture are you making? i didn't know you were interested in abstract art. >> i am not. they make us do it. >> why is it all on us? how was your week? do you have a girlfriend? what have you been up to? >> i see your point. it should just be more natural. ok. that is what we will do, starting now. >> you were saying about that scene? >> it is funny to see a father willing himself consciously to be as good a father as he can be. but it is a portrait of bumbling through that. i do not think anyone knows what they're doing. you're just doing your best. you sense they really do love their kids and want to be connected to them. >> you have described ethan in this as your news. >> well, this film was very personal. it was about my own parents and my own life. it became an important portrait for all of us. >> you never considered using dif

so there's not black on black crime that's this unique unicorn.me happens where people are kong grate so long whether it's black on black, white on white, it's the segregation of our country and not something unique to black people. >> crime happens where people live and it's true, more than 80% of murders -- >> white people aren't having their neighborhoods destroyed all over the country. look at detroit, look at d.c. you can go everywhere, white people don't have their neighborhoods vandalized. >> some do but certainly not as many. >> white people do that, they have their neighborhoods vandalized. >> thanks so both of you. i'll be right back. our amazing team members. in deh the best part about working with quicken loans, 12k3w4r50bsz 1k we wanna make sure that we help you out. we're people just like them. ya know, and we know that havehey have kids, they have soccer. their home is where their heart is. so we wanna make sure that we take care of them. call quicken loans today for a mortgage experience that's engineered to amaze! . >>> a possible

>> we, they're very good at imagining unicorns. they're not very good at designing them.nd the problem is some things can't be designed. you can't do a one-size-fits-all insurance plan for 300 million americans because we are all different. that is why it's a good idea to have many insurance companies, not one government. gerri: okay i want you to respond to what the irs spokesman said about this bruce friedland said, tax preparers should follow the normal due diligence if determining if their client has appropriate health care coverage? what does that mean? >> it means you're on your own, sucker. look, the irs doesn't want to tell people, even if the irs tells you, if you ask them a question and you fill out your tax form the way irs person on other end of the phone told you to that is no defense if later they decide they don't like what you did. this is not on obamacare. this is on any irs question. if the irs levels with you and said here is how many questions you have to answer and here is what you have to do, there would be a mini revolt. my guess is that the adminis

. >> apparently he left the show on a unicorn with abraham lincoln.ember, you can see him here on kpix next fall he takes over for david letterman who retires from "the late show" in may after 21 years. >>> let's get a look ahead at what's been a problematic commute this morning. >> it's getting better though. that's the good news. hopefully people are taking it slower on the roads. the san mateo bridge is where we start. a box truck stuck in lanes. it looks like it's not causing any problems. they may have cleared it already. that's westbound san mateo bridge near the high-rise. only 13, 14 minutes for your drive time so still moving okay. the bay bridge commute not looking so good. looks like we are seeing a backup at least to the maze if not just beyond it. 21 minutes now westbound 80 from the carquinez bridge to the maze. on the flip side east 80 right at highway 4 near hercules we are hearing reports of an overturned vehicle. it is in the noncommute direction shouldn't slow you down too much this morning but again you're tapping the brakes when y

and the unicorn i was working on, the horn broke off and it was a see bravmen zebra.on, how's your week? well, it was a hard week. i was tempted to smoke but i knew you had such a hard time to quit. >> these are hard questions to answer. >> what's hard about answering about your sculpture? >> it's abstract. didn't know you were interested in abstract. >> no, they make us do it. dad, why is it all on us? what have you been up to? do you have a girlfriend? >> i see your point. we should just let it happen more natural, that's what you're saying. okay. that's what we'll do. starting now. >> charlie: you were saying about that scene? >> it was funny seeing a father willing himself to be as good a father as he can be but it's a film of bumbling through that. i don't think anyone knows what you're doing but you're just doing your best. they do care, both the parents, for all their flaws. they do love their kids and want to be connected to them. >> charlie: you describe ethan as your muse. >> i don't know if muse is the word. patricia also. >> charlie: yeah. this film was ve

it seems yesterday north korea was making announcements to the world like it discovered a unicorn layer. today this back and forth over hacking is starting to seem like a movie, only stranger than fiction. this morning, the white house said that the u.s. response to the hacking will not be dictated by these outrageous statements north korea keeps making and may not even be visible or announced when it does happen. north korea now openly threatening u.s. security, vowing nothing is a more serious miscalculation than guessing a single movie production company is a target. our toughest counteraction will be boldly taken against the white house, the pentagon and the whole u.s. mainland the cesspool of terrorism. even while denying the hack, north korea promises escalation saying the hackers are sharpening bayonets to do acts thousands of times greater. >> do you think it was an act or war? >> i think it was an act of cyber vandalism that was very costly, very expensive. we take it very seriously. >> that characterization not as cyber war but vandalism launched the president's critics am hom

fast casual, it is unicorns and rainbows.mpy cat spirit and number six, uber is in the headlines again. this is after a government ban its services because of a case a couple of years ago. a passenger accused and uber driver of rate. uber ceo responded saying what happened over the weekend in new delhi is horrific. we will do everything we can to bring the perpetrator to justice . he have to say that. this is a tragic sense there it >> i have never been a big fan of uber or:, but the whole thing smells that. click to close down the service. he also said they are blacklisted from all future operations. as bad as the act is, it feels a little like taking it neatly advantage of a monopoly. >> the driver in question had already been accused of rape for a couple of years ago, not through uber. so maybe there was something wrong with bloomberg's brown checks. but this was a city where there was a gang rape on a public bus years ago. uber's issue. >> right. this is a tragic circumstance in india as well. they actually do background

in the children's section there is books about princesses butterflies and unikoerns, but all -- unicornsometimes i like playing space camp. and my favorite part of the game is when engines are failing because i would panic like crazy. >> reporter: the 7-year-old likes science, too. so when she found a book about bugs, she drove in. tempering her excitement were two words. >> i was like -- i almost froze. i totally froze. i almost dropped the book. >> reporter: why? >> because it said -- it says books for boys on the back. >> reporter: the book the little girl enjoyed reading was actually for boys. parker decided to write the publisher of the book a letter. >> when i saw the cover title, it said book for boys. it made me very unhappy. >> reporter: she asked them to reconsider the title. >> it made me very sad. there's no such thing as a boy book. you should change it that to boys and girls. >> reporter: parker's letter caught the publisher's attention. >> dear parker, we would like to thank you for your letter. >> reporter: the company responded saying she brought up a very good point. >>

they assumed unicorns would exist and you have to work through those things and suck the hope out ofthem where there is no hope and expose people to their infirmities. >> so talk a little bit about the toll this took on your life and on your family. what was it like to have the daily show visit your house? >> "the daily show," they had a lot of fun with me. [laughing] i think the president said in the off val office and said in morning meetings on the economy, really terrible and i remember him coming to the oval office one morning, saying seriously, like the second time you're on "saturday night live." it was knot very good.ple i had great people around me and very supportive president. it was not so fun for me sometimes but very hard on your families. liked not families of people tt served in the military or in the fire department orir first-responders but it is still hard because they have no privacy and they never see you.e when you're around you're not there. when you're present you're not really present so it was notr really fun for them.nt >> there were repeated misperceptions