wynn resorts chairman and ceo steve wynn, gary leben, chief executive on caesars entertainment, and lasnds chairman sheldon adelson. joining me now are stephanie , and trishy liu regan. thank you so much. let's start with steve wynn. he talked about the chinese government. his concern was it is more business friendly compared to the u.s. government. let's take a listen. >> the government is more predictable in china than it is in the united states. the government in nevada is very easy to work with because we are the industry in the town. gaming and tourism is everything in the state of nevada. the political environment is extremely friendly and understanding of that industry. the federal government in the u.s. is much more unpredictable and unfriendly to business than the government in china is to business in china. be, asic as that may counterintuitive as it may be, it's absolutely true. you can ask any american businessman that is in both places. >> you talk to steve win. he does believe that businessmen are at a disadvantage. why? >> a gaming analyst said this morning that mr. wynn

wynns. president fewer. 5 i's. thank you and now consent calendar resolution severed for board and immediate action i believe that ms. mendoza-mcdonnell severed a few. i have a cough which questions on those 3 impedes retroactive two of the schools requested work to state and there were pete dollars i'm curious why p dollars would not get realized or peace dollars are not released until 0 january or february or the holdup on something like that what happens and i have a question on you want me to tell you all the questions at once and on k 13 that one has a taefrnd achieved other resources but prop k has unify money let's use the peace dollars it didn't make sense it feel arbitrary and the peace dollars will be released he at the beginning of the year not after the school year starts >> so commissioner i can give information about the p dollars and the allocation i expect the answers are due do site specific circumstances more than systemic real quick the p spending plan includes modified amount of money that alloc

wynn is a heavy republican contributor, loan gentlemen a heavy democratic contributor. about the tequila, i thought that was a bit much. so what? >> next up, "house of cards" at the center of senator underwood who will stop at nothing to become the next president of the united states, including murder. some say the clark is too extreme. here is the show's creator explaining why he's allowing th underwood character to kill for the job. >> every local mission who gets to the highest offices of power is a murderer. they have to be willing to be a murderer. whether it's killing someone in a garage or sending 100,000 troops off to war. s you are making decisions that are life and death and the result of the decision is that some people may die. >> what do you say, bobby? >> i say that boy spends too much time out of washington. do i think the character went too far? >> yeah, a little bit. there was a lot of truth to it. do i think politicians kill? no. do i think listening to that could kill me? yes. >> you have to have some sort of ice in your blood to be a top level politi

miss wynns. miss few few. fewer. >> here. >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance. er. >> here. >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> thank you, approval of board minutes. the regular board minutes meets of april 8, 2014, may i have a motion and second please. >> i move the adoption of the minutes . >> second. >> role call vote please. >> mr. han main. haney. >> yes. >> miss norton. >> yes. >> miss wynns. >> i. >> miss fewer. >> yes. >> miss [inaudible]. >> mr. logan. >> yes. >> thank you, that's six is. >> item b. superintendent carranza. >> the time and clock is ticking and the school year is winding down and i'd like to take this opportunity to recognize our many outstanding teachers and principals. and although they've been advertised in the newspapers, i'd like to remention their names because of the excellent work they do so i'd like to read the names of the mayor's teacher of the year awardees. we're going to point you to our website, www.sfg we're very proud of marissa miller who's a prek special education teacher at paul revere elementary school

last three or quattro years, our hotel, wynn and wynn macao have been .teadily increasing in earningshe seven expensive and well thought-out project. at market has been expanding a rate that has allowed the market to add supply because demand has exceeded it. everyone is experiencing growth year-over-year in spite of the that the amount of enterprise has increased. >> is the government easier to work with in macau? >> it is more predictable. the federal government in united states is much more unpredictable and unfriendly to business than they are to china. , as counterintuitive as it may be, it is absolutely true. you can ask any american businessman that is in both places. his problems are not just about predictability but paying more to ensure employees. the affordable care act came into b one year ago with myldren up to 26 years old, insurance costs for nonunion employees increased 43%. they will increase by another 43%. it is because the government has impetuously without thought and research plopped into this area of extremely technical information. everybody that is a healthcar

wynn's vegasn criticized wynn obama and the affordable care act with bulger language. clooney responded in kind -- bulger language. clooney rege. -- vulgar language. clooney responded in kind. in atists or actors live world of the run. they live in a relatively small world. the people around them are very solicitous and caring for them. isy have a worldview that therefore, everything should be given to everybody because everything has been given to them. if you run a business, if you are responsible for a lot of people, you come to grips with the reality that you have to have discipline. you have to protect the enterprise in order to take care of the employees. therefore, you cannot be wasteful, you cannot squander things, or you jeopardize other people. running a business gives you a that is compassion defined in different terms than someone who just thinks of themselves as generous, who lives in that environment. >> that was a surely impassioned speech. coming up, a favored mode of transportation for ceo's. flying high in the sky. a new documentary takes aim at ameri

george clooney versus steve wynn. steve wynn told me what their showdown was all about. >> don't tell anyone! onthis is "market makers" bloomberg. ♪ >> overseas, ukraine forces are on the offensive tried to take back territory currently controlled by pro-russian separatists. is government in kiev ignoring demands from vladimir putin to pull back troops. merkel meets with president obama today at the white house to talk about the situation. i want to bring in ryan. he has been covering the conflict since it began. we are hearing about an n. meeting.ou anu.m. >> it is getting serious. it is being held at russia's initiative. they requested the meeting. russia saying they find what has taken place in easterner crane today to be disgusting, a punitive operation. they are referring to a ukrainian military operation that began before dawn local time in the east of the country to recapture a city held by separatists. it started with military helicopters going in, which were almost immediately shot down. at least one we can b

commissioner wynns was here as part of that. they came back, passed board resolutions to create a preschool through high school deaf and hard of hearding program, one for auditory and one for sign language. that has never really been implemented. in the past three years alone we have had seven different administrators, we're about to have another one. none of them had really had a background in deaf education. we have been told that those scc classrooms are scheduled to be closed and go to inclusion. our parents don't know about them. there's supposed to be quarterly parent meetings, which have not occurred for three years. it's gotten so bad that aptos had ada accommodations put into it by one of the principals over there, and they were pulled out. at the individual classrooms, if i remember right, that was $50,000 per classroom at the individual school sites. this apparently was done much cheaper for the entire school. our students are there. i've been pushing that program and telling people that would be a really good place t

wynns. >> yes. >> miss fewer. >> seven is. >> thank you very much. request to speak regarding general matters. i have a few people on this list. if i mispronounce your name i apologize. i have adrian, susan sullivan, darcy, annio, betty robertson, cassie. please come up to speak. you have two minutes each. thank you. >> good evening commissioners, superintendent carranza. i'm susan solomon, executive vice president of united educators of san francisco. today was a very disappointing day in bargaining, in fact an insulting day. everyday our members work hard inclusive practices, yes, we'll do that. multitiered systems of support, of course. safe and supportive schools, yes, we want that. ap classes for all. a to g classes, yes. cla, iwa, smarter balance, sometimes in two languages, we do it. common core standards we're there too. we're there for school safety, curriculum implementation for taking care of little kids and kids with special needs. they get kids on buses, address truancy. and for all that work and more that we do everyday, on what we were

wynn is a heavy republican contributor. clooney, a heavy democratic contributor. >> the house of cards, the amazing netflix series has congressman underwood will stop at anything, including murder. >> every politician who gets to the highest offices of power is a murderer. they have to be willing to be a murderer. whether tilling someone in a garage or whether it's sending a hundred thousand troops off to work. you are making decisions that are left and death and as a result of those decisions is that some people may die. >> what do you say, bobby? >> i say that that boy has spent too much time out of washington. i think did the character go too far? there was a liberty. do i think politicians kill? yes. do i think listening to that kill me? >> yes. >> do you have some ice in your blood to be a tough level politics? >> not necessarily. i think somebody like a paul rye i don't know doesn't have ice in his bloods. one of the things about "house of cards" it's drama, it's not actually reality. when frank underwood killed the c

this is 36-year-old kevin wynn, a seven-year veteran of the department. mountain view police have already issued an open letter to the public saying they're saddened and disappointed. nbc's mark matthews joins us. officer wynn was well respected not just in mountain view but across the bay area. >> reporter: that's true, raj. we'll get to that in just a second. but first, wynn was arrested here at mountain view police headquarters just about this time yesterday. mountain view patrolman kevin wynn was coming back to work on the edge shift when san jose police raided his home, seizing his laptop computer. san jose police made the arrest last evening after getting the go-ahead from the city's internet crimes against children task force. >> i can tell you that the detectives were alerted to some pornography that was either being received or shared, and they had enough information to secure a search warrant. >> reporter: a spokesman for the police confirmed that child pornography was found on the computer taken from nguyen's home. >> it certainly has left us a

. >> yes >> miss wynns. >> yes. >> that's seven is. >> item i, this is moved and seconded on march 25, 2014. the committee report from curriculum committee, commission erer maufus. [inaudible]. >> therefore be it resolved that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district update the student and handbook for the 2014, 15 year to allow schools to set their on policies relating to hats, caps and other head coverings in school and remove any district wide restrictions on these items provided they do not restriction on student head coverings for religious purposes, allow students to wear hats and other head coverings in the schools and outdoor spaces as required by state law and remove any irrelevant provisions of the dress appearance standards and remove add language prohiblting the use of suspension or policy. therefore be it further resolved that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district request that the soup soup prior to the beginning of the 2014, 15 school year principals and provide the principals with training and consistent applicati

public commissioner wynns, you want to report on that. looks like [inaudible] is not here. >> certainly. the item that we had on the agenda was the review of summer learning programs an all the various summer opportunities that we have for kids, both from our own extended learning initiative and others fundsed by dcyf. >> i wanted to add that this saturday is the first day to enroll in the summer program for the park so if you want to get the classes you want, 10:00 am they start checking in online and you can apply. and we had a reauthorization for the peef fund which we discussed tonight. >> which basically was the same timeline. it was informational about when things would be introduced and that there would be these various proposals that would possibly be merged after introduced. >> thank you. report from the student assignment, commissioner [inaudible]. >> thank you. at the april 29 meeting, we had four informational items. the first one was a middle school feeder pattern and staff was very hard to look at a granular level at the num

commissioner wynns. commissioner norton arrest president fewer. 6 i's. thank you very much. art on to our next item. discussion thank you pursue discussion of other education issues. no one. cds resolution. none. i think we're time to vote on the consent calendar. >> mr. haney. ms. maufas

. >> commissioner wynns. >> thank you. i want to really thank you for this. this is -- we've come a long way. i have to confess, i haven't read every page, but i went through the assessment, it's really comprehensive, there's a lot of information here, things that are good for us to know on background. this is not our primary responsibility but really interesting and informative and these applications and resumes are really comprehensive. i support all these candidates and know them, but, you know, in the past so many times we've just -- we've just had peoples' names. we'd sit here and say, we don't really understand this, so i really appreciate this. it has really been transformed into something where i feel like we're responsibly doing our job because we have you and others to give us the information so that we can, so thank you very much. >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> thank you. i wanted to say something very similar, which is that i appreciate all the work you have put into this over the last couple of years. we've seen some major changes and as c

clooney said he in turn called wynne the same explitive and walked out. wynne denied the story in an interview with bloomberg television and said a-list actors like clooney are molly-coddled. >> they have a world view that is, therefore, everything should be given to everybody because everything has been given to them. i didn't call the president an. [ beep ] and he didn't call me a [ beep ] he was a little into the tequila. >> reporter: now the latest round, clooney won't back down. in a statement to "people" magazine, he insists the original story is true and maintains he had not one shot of tequila. clooney writing, he says i'm molly-coddled. i would suggest that mr. wynne look to his left and right and find anyone in his sphere that says anything but yes to him. >> a lot of times celebrities are like the rest of us. when they feel strongly about something, they feel the need to say something about it and set the record straight and that's what's happened here. >> reporter: and his final blow, you can't make up stories when eight people who are not on

steve wynn has criticized a list actors saying they live in a bubble. to feel like you're in a bubble? >> it's interesting that a billionaire casino owner would say that. i am not familiar with his comments or what he is talking about. probably ank that is challenge. it's hard but not our job to --nect with regular people our job is to connect with the character and portray it as accurately as we can. get outard is it to from under don draper? we have seen jason alexander from seinfeld go to such extremes that he now wears a to pay so he is not considered george for stanza. on in thed was 1990's. 16 million people watched when the two episodes of seinfeld for nine seasons. >> i watch a lot of madmen. >> for our and numbers, you don't represent tens of millions of people. the exposure for jason was obviously significantly greater than it is for me. up a fairly large footprint on the media landscape acause it is popular with certain demographic. it will be significantly easier for me to shrug off what's left of don draper than it was for or jason.s dreyfu

at thee with steve wynn global conference. he discussed the cow's explosive growth. >> what is happened is the opportunity is so terrific that makes other things look less than terrific. yes, it is true that we are primary a chinese company. that is probably going to look even more so as our third hotel is being completed in the next 18 months. there will come a point where the ratio of domestic to chinese earnings is greater than it is now. >> you were the first. you got the stands. caesars is building in south korea. you have a new project that could cost you north of $3 billion. do you worry you are going to saturate the the chinese market? >> in the last 3-4 years, our hotel have been steadily increasing in earnings in spite of the fact that the amount of casinos has nearly doubled. our competitors have built beautiful new, very expensive and well thought-out project. yet we are still growing. the market has been expanding at a rate that has allowed the market to add supply because demand has exceeded it. everybody is expe

wynns and president fewer. items b the presentations to the board of education the superintendents report. deputy superintendent >> good evening i have the privilege of substituting i want to share today is at the white house science fair to get more boys and girls into technology or math and u.s. 2020 said san francisco was the winner of the national competition for the mentoring eight of the largest occupations between 2020 are in the stem fields yet most states have not had the opportunity to meet and learn from a stem related professional. u.s. 2020 will change that u.s. 2020 led by uc science and health partnership in collaboration with the mayor's office and the san francisco unified school district and tech bridge will connect them with local students >> that's a great announcement (clapping) we know this is a special time of the school year was as we close out our days many of the schools are celebrating one of the highlights is argon elementary has a wonderful tradition to recognize it's fifth graerz t

inve wynn spoke to bloomberg an interview on business in china.is coming up. ♪ >> welcome back. one stock on the move today is macau. bloomberg spoke to him in a squeeze of conversation and talk to him about doing business in china. >> what has happened is, the opportunity in macau is so terrific that makes other things look less than terrific. so yes, it is true that we are primarily a chinese company. that is probably going to look even more so as our third hotel, palace is being completed. the store,tio where point where the ratio is even bigger than ever. you have a new project that could cost you north of 3 billion dollars. are you worried that you will saturate the asian market when the chinese economy is slowing? >> in the last three or four wynn andr hotel, the macau havecore in been increasing earnings despite the fact that the amount of casinos has doubled. our competitors have built very expensive and well thought out projects. and yet we are still growing. the market has been expanding at a rate that has allowed the market to add suppl

wynns and president fewer. 6 i's. may we have a motion and second. so moved. thank you may i have a reading of the resolution by ms. norton >> i'm going to read the finally, you are whereas in the interest of time this is american people possessed whereas is san francisco outdoors bill of rights sorry about that a set that insures every kid what develop to their potentiality further be it resolved that the san francisco subsequent hereby enforced the san francisco bill of rights in which every child's has the right to explore all the places in the city and harvest or plant a seed and watch it grow and invest and take care care for a local plant and play in the soil sleep under the stars and climb a tree and ride a bike. >> thank you (clapping) and we have public speakers that have signed up. when i call our name come to the podium. (calling names). and come to the podium please press the red button and say our name you have two minutes each. thank you very much. >> well, good evening my fellow san franciscans of all ages and to the board thank you very much fo

commissioner wynns. >> i have a few questions. the first is there is nothing here as far as i can tell, but i haven't read the actual proposed language yet i have to say that -- we just got it that addresses the link between peef and the rainy day fund. there is nothing here -- all that i want is some language in the -- >> i think the superintendent can respond to that. >> that language is actually being crafted as we speak through the supervisors who have introduced their language. we were going to bring some preliminary language. >> that would be in the p 3 authorization. what it needs to say is for purposes of -- third third money will not count toward calculations for purposes of eligibility for the rainy day fund, period or something to that effect. >> to that effect, absolutely. >> that's the first thing and most important. i was just wondering why -- because i read through all of these scenarios that you gave us and most of them don't give us rainy day fund. and so i'm asking if that's just conservative, if we're just sayin

but gordon's call is like what i was saying about wynn.everaged with the china trade. >> your bromance is over with guy! >> we'll work on it. this thing is a massive head and shoulders top. 24 as the neck line. you do not want to be long and below that. >> tweet us who won. bull for guy, #bear for gordon. we'll have the results at the end of the show. >>> still ahead, caterpillar was the biggest drag on the dow falling 4% in today's trade. we break down the options action behind that move after this. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. >>> caterpillar getting crushed, down 3.5% after reporting disappointing retail sales numbers making it the dow's worst performer. what does the options activity tell you about cat? >> today was the worst decline of the year. options volume ran 2 1/2 times average

commissioner wynns. >> thank you and thank you for the presentation and thank you supervisor kim for the history. it's important to know that the people of san francisco has supported these kinds of measures both the children's fund and the enrichment fund and many other school funding measures generously and wisely in my view, and that we appreciate that and have the responsibility to make sure that we actually do those things that we promised to do and we ask that citizens to fund these -- our schools and services for students that they deserve to need and it's an investment into our future. i appreciated the highlighting of the program and the discussions that are ongoing. i just wanted to -- i think it's my responsibility to say that those things identify in the last slide is the issues of whether or not there should be a trigger, whether that allows the city to not fully fund it which has happened in future years and should there be a sunset date and should we have one ballot or two and issues related to preschool which is because that money is administered by first 5 and not ou

commissioner wynns was here as part of that. they came back, passed board resolutions to create a preschool through high school deaf and hard of hearding program, one for auditory and one for sign language. that has never really been implemented. in the past three years alone we have had seven different administrators, we're about to have another one. none of them had really had a background in deaf education. we have