let's talk about yves behar a little bit. he doing and why is he so interesting in silicon valley? >> well, there's not a lot of designers. most of the design gets sucked up by apple and they are known as the great designers here. they have a very strict aesthetic, the white, the very clean lines, everything they make looks the same and it's headed by johnny ive, so yves stands out because there's not that many designers beyond apple. he designed the upband, which is very interesting looking. he designed the one lock top for child, even the soda stream and stuff like that. he's doing all kinds of different things around chairs, around all kinds of things. it's unusual in silicon valley where design has taken a back seat for much of the history of technology. >> industrial design is a very interesting area. there have been some wonderful examples of it. there's the soda stream device. does what he does cost more? do i pay more for a better looking product? >> well, you know, not really. not really. a lot of things like compute

. >> yves, sorry to cut you off. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this "market makers." bernanke, goodbye. he leaves the fed. the central bank chairman making what could be his last public appearance in office. >> in doing so, he may outline challenges janet yellen faces as it all starts in a few minutes from now. >> welcome back. >> let's talk about ben bernanke. he is preparing to take the stage in washington. he could be his final public appearance as fed chairman. is standing by. we are wondering what kind of tone he is expected to take care it is it going to be a valedictory address? >> we will have to wait to see. it is not prepared. a lot of focus on the bernanke legacy. i wanted to get insight. senior fellow at the brookings institution. good to see you and thank you for the time. you look at the bernanke years, what is the legacy he leaves behind in your view? of havinges a legacy coped well with the worst financial crisis of any of our lifetimes. that is a considerable achievement. he did

michael yves with a look at who made it, and who didn't. >> reporter: who did and who didn't.d in the baseball hall of fame is no easy task. sometimes prayers have t playera year or two before they get their invite. only three people have been inducted over the last three years. a total that was announced with the 2013 class. headlining four time cy young winner greg maddux, the eighth highest total of all time. no one has been an unanimous selection to the hall of fame, not even babe ruth. he won an record 18 gold gloves ove.tom glavine, ten-time all-sr with the first pitcher with the career earn run average above 3.50 to be selected by the writers since 172. his era is very respectful. >> i think it was the kind of thing that we didn't think too much about what everybody else was doing. we were thinking about how we were going to win games and continue doing our thing. that was the focus of what we did, and at the end of the day it makes us tha proud that we we able to accomplish all that given that. >> reporter: frank thomas with 19 seasons, thomas hit 301 average with 521

we'll check in with michael yves how they're impacting olympic ticket sales. >> the winter storm in theid-atlantic and northeast today is doing more than disrupting travel. david shuster is filling in for ali velshi. ali is in switzerland, david. good to talk to you. what kind of toll is this storm going to take? >> reporter: the big thick flakes that you and john terrett were talking about, they cause more than travel problems but they're causing something of an energy emergency in ohio and 17 states. states where supplies of propane gas was already tight. and 6% of the people use propane in the market, and it's tight to begin with. there is an effort to make it easier for propane tanks to get to people who need them during the storm. >> dravid, how much might this cost companies? >> well, as far as the airline industry, which is a lot of people like to talk b the estimate, for example, in the last storm earlier this month, the polar vortex, the expectation is that it could create a storm that is the same. and more airports are involved today than were involved last month. the good new

yves already done. >> guest: first and foremost, the education and enlightenment is an indication of where we are at the first word of the quran is often translated as sabine citations with no clear understanding. read of course is the truth, the better translation because in arabic it is to read. to redistricting, to critically think, to not just be blindly following and to think is to take the profits life and to put it in a context of time and understand he was first and foremost a feminist, a maverick, a progressive who very much in his first marriage chose a businesswoman and it reminds us all the time she proposed to him in marriage. how revolutionary is that? yes, an older woman. and we have of course other women he married who i think is the first muslim lawyer. i think she has contributed the most to the tradition of the prophetic sayings. and so, in her time was consulted of legal issues in the community. she was also military leader. it is bizarre to me when we have these illustrious, incredible role models for women within our own faith traditions. so it definitely goes b