chuxing president jean liu. bill campbell died this week after a long battle with cancer. we look at the legacy he left behind. ♪ emily: this week, the tech world lost a giant. bill campbell died at 75 after a long battle with cancer. in silicon valley, he was known as the coach for his previous career as a football coach and his mentorship to the greatest minds in technology, from steve jobs to jeff bezos to larry page and eric schmidt. he played a major role in steve jobs' return to apple in 1997. we sat down with brad stone. you interviewed him many times. brad: he would have spit in disgust and said something profane about this entire discussion. he was a behind-the-scenes operator. he did not seek the limelight. emily: he never spoke to press apparently. brad: what can i say? gregarious. delightfully profane. insightful, not in the traditional silicon valley sense, he did not care that much about bits and bytes. he was insightful about organizations and people. that is why so many executives and investors used him as a resource about how to structure their companies, how to deal w

asia. emily: the tech world has lost a giant. bill campbell has died at the age of 75 after a long battle with cancer. he was known as "the coach" in silicon valley. both for his previous career as a head coach and as a mentor to some of the greatest minds in technology, from steve jobs to jeff bezos, to google's larry page. in 1983, he became a close friend and confidant of jobs, later playing a role in his return to apple in 1997. you interviewed him many times over the years, what was he like? >> i think he probably would have spent in discussed as if there were something profane about this discussion. he was a behind-the-scenes operator. he never sought the limelight. he was gregarious, delightfully profane, and insightful. he did not seem to know much about technology, the bits and the bytes, but he was insightful about organizations and people. that is why so many executives and investors used him as a resource about how to structure their companies and deal with interpersonal issues. emily: bill campbell, our close friend died this morning. he helped build google and in coun

to miami. bill campbell has died. his homespun advice on leadership nurtured an array of luminaries including steve jobs and larry page. he worked at apple as a marketing executive in the 1980's and was appointed to the board when jobs are turned to the company. bill campbell was 75 years old and we will talk with emily chang about him later in the show for top some breaking news just out. the digital business of what was formerly called the yellow pages -- alex sherman broke the story and is with us now. breakdown that distinction. alex: why pe is what the cool kids call it. pages the digital yellow and you know the book actually got fun off last year. there's some overlapping salesforce with why p owning that's 3300 local people. it's almost one of the biggest selling points they have adopted because you can put 3300 people at work selling local ads were small and medium-sizeds mrs., that is similar to what white he holdings does and you can marry that with yahoo! and potentially get something yahoo! does not bring to the table already. i am sort of surpred yellow pages is still i

because there will be a memorial service for bill campbell on monday, which apple executives will be attending. of course, bill campbell, a legend here in silicon valley. greatly admired, respected, coached a number of luminaries from steve jobs to larry page, sat on apple's board. there will be a memorial service for him now on monday, which is why apple's results will be on tuesday. melissa, back to you. >> thank you very much, josh lipton. certainly we've seen earnings postponed for reasons like this in the past. at the same time you do get an extra day here to trade into earnings. >> you know, it depends on what has been built up into apple. the stock has moved off of those low mid-90s that everybody talked about. then back over 100. it's sort of in that area right now where i think everybody's sort of in never land. it's not 120. i think people would be a little more negative on it, and it's not in the 90s. i'm not sure how aggressively people want to be positive. bill campbell, not only a phenomenal person, was the football coach up the street here at columbia university as wel

26. the company says this move is to accommodate a memorial service for bill campbell who was one of the most influential players in the tech industry. known as coach, he played a significant role advising apple and google. back to you. >> landon dowdy, thank you very much. >>> facebook coo cheryl sandberg is fighting childhood hunger in the bay area. >> people don't realize there is so much hunger in the bay area. one in three children who lives in our area faces hunger, which means they do not know where all their meals are coming from. >> quite a contrast with all the money in silicon valley. in an exclusive interview, sandberg says she is working with the second harvest food bank to raise $7 million. she says she takes this issue personally and has gotten her own children involved. if you would like to donate go to our home page for the link to the stand up for kids campaign. >>> san francisco making history today and parents taking notice. >> ed lee will sign the parental leave ordinance. it requires fully paid parental leave for families. by 2018 businesses with more than 20 wo

former board member bill campbell, died monday and was close to the apple family for many years. we will be right back. ♪ emily: virtual reality may be hitting the mainstream. as news and media companies dabble in the technology, exploring ways to create immersive video experiences for viewers. on wednesday, aol announced it is making its first acquisition for the huffington post. the company has agreed to buy riot, a studio in l.a., for an undisclosed amount. joining me to discuss the deal, huffington post ceo, jared grusd, and the riot ceo. how long have you been in talks? >> thank you for having us on the show. we met in september at a festival in central park. i was struck by four different things. the first is his presence and leadership. the second is he was displaying some films in virtual reality. i was attracted to two things. noveltygory -- was it a or a compelling way to tell stories in the future? bryn shared with me the fact that he made 100 films in 40 countries. finally, the overall mission. huffington post has been a mission driven company to inspire and empower. t

. and venture capitalist wrote he was our super coach, colorful, confident and mentor. bill campbell was 75 years old. >>> we've been reporting about today's 110th anniversary of the great san francisco earthquake in 1906. all of the known survivors have passed away, but their stories liv live on through the archive. >> reporter: the before the quake san francisco was known as the queen of the west. it was the city on the west coast of 400,000 people. >> i kissed my mother good night and she said say your prayers. little did i know at that moment that i'd never see my family again. >> reporter: in the early morning hours san franciscans were shaken awake by an earthquake. the magnitude 7.8 quake was centered off the coast of the golden gate and felt from los angeles to oregon and as far as nevada. >> the earthquake came in with the roar of the ocean. >> i thought it was a wild animal. >> my mother said let's get out of here. there were lots of people coming around praying on the street thinking the end of the world was here. >> i went through the window. >> i got a broken jaw, slice take

endowment dispersed. he'll campbell, and admired silicon valley coach and mentor, has died -- bill campbell. he nurtured a range of luminaries, including apple cofounder steve jobs and google cofounder larry page. campbell was a marketing executive at apple in the 1980's and was appointed to the apple board in 1997. he died of cancer at the age of 75. that is your bloomberg business flash update. to the latest on yahoo! we have learned there is some new bidding for the company. yp holdings. you have likely heard of their former name, the yellow pages. a joined the daily mail, verizon, and others as potential suitors. alex sherman broke the story for us. very interesting. why would yp holdings be interested in yahoo!? alex: it speaks to what yahoo! is, which is an advertising company. , theis what yp is now digital business that used to be the yellow pages. the print is this is now a separate company, although they still share a sales force. that salesforce is one of the reasons why yahoo! might be interested in doing a deal with holdingsgs, because yp as more than 3000 local sales agents as par

will delay a day so the company can hold a memorial for bill campbell who died last week. apple will say iphone sales fell for the first time since the iphone was invented. let's get a check of the news before the bell. landon dowdy is live. >> good morning to you. marks could start the week in the red. futures are lower and dow coming off a positive week reporting above the 18,000 level. nasdaq ended lower. look for reports on housing, consumer confidence and first quarter gdp as well as two-day meeting from the fed and earnings from apple and exxon mobil. friday went to 18,000 even. nasdaq lost 39 to 4906. >> silicon valley was back on last night with the first episode of the season. i asked hbo to send me the clip but here is where the founder of the company finds out he's been replaced as ceo. >> you didn't want to be part of the interview process so they picked someone this morning. jack barker an incredibly skilled top-notch ceo. >> i don't care who he is. none of us do. >> action jack parker? seriously? they picked that gray-haired fossil over me? >> why was that giant square

so they can hold memorial services for bill campbell who died last week. we think apple will say iphone sales fell the first time since the iphone was invented. that will be startling. apple i watch or regular apple watch turned 1 year old yesterday. we'll look for updates of that. then facebook reporting this week. >> busy week ahead. >>> looks like the bubble has burst for a man on a hydro bubble trip across the caribbean. >> a so-called ultramarathoner launched his custom-made inflatable bubble. the plan was going to 3500 miles from florida to puerto rico. owe defied orders not to embark on the trip in the first place and may face a $40,000 fine. >> he's been deflated. >> bubble burst. >> what do you have on the weather front? >> gusty winds, cool temperatures but we have the sunshine. take a live look san francisco. we have a clear blue start to the day. it's 47 in the south bay. in the north bay it's 43. 45 downtown and sunnyvale 48. making plans to go to the giants' game? have warm clothes. we start out at 60 dropping back to 7:00. not too bad. when you throw in wind gusts

hopefully it is not going to be disappoint i disappointing, but because of bill campbell, and shoutout to that family, because a wonderful friend and good man and columbia football coach, and wonderful man in the silicon valley, and he is going to be missed. >> and you own the options? >> well, i own it, and long on the calls, and i have overwritten calls, but like it, judge, the catalyst is the 7.0 coming, and you don't get the lift out of it until probably july, time frame. so between here and july, i see it trading in the band, and to rich's point, i would not exit the stock here, and it needs to break 100. >> better and more exciting places to make money? >> in the short term, yes. >> than say, apple? >> between now and july, a lot better places. >> such as? >> today, i bought lvs on this big swoon, las vegas sand ash andly talk about it at length lateer, but the reason that you can buy a premier stock down like that, and i this they somewhat misinterpreted some of the things going forward for them, and sheldon adelson at lvs has more potential between now and ju high than apple does.

memorial service for bill campbell. but remember, they came in with a concerning data point. it is piling up here. >> and look at the stock. it's down 16% in a year. it's an amazing company. it just hasn't returned. finally, your smaller under the radar name today is agree reality. ticker adc. it's an $800 million market cap. about 300 properties in 42 states. jeffries starting coverage with a buy and $45 target. the analyst there says that over the past two years, agreed reality has grown rapidly through deals which resulted in a more diverse tide port foal yes. he calls it an attractive investment and the lease sector. most of them are single units. they'll do a mcdonald's or a fisness place. they don't do giant malls. that is your under the radar call today. agreed reality. >> much more "power lunch" in two minutes. stay tuned. you shouldn't have to go far to get the help you're looking for. that's why at xfinity we're opening up more stores closer to you. where you can use all of our latest products and technology. and find out how to get the most out of your service. so when y

, apple was going to report a different day but bill campbell pushed them to move it for a memorial service. >> i think that could be an interesting contrast twitter versus apple. not unlike last week your southwest airlines versus american and united. one point american's just saying, listen, we use mainframes -- mainframes? we can't change pricing. mainframes? >> what happened to the cloud? mainframes? >> you know what united put on jim whitehurst who used to be the ceo of delta who is the head of red hat which is uber cloud. >> yeah. >> uber cloud. >> but the american airlines and united conference calls were distinctly suboptimal. >> yes. let's move onto a fascinating story. of course it broke in part on friday, but it's been confirmed this morning. valeant saying it has named the former ceo of perrigo who resigned yesterday from that company, joe papa, as its new chairman and ceo. he'll succeed michael pearson, they say in early may. papa expected to join as i said in early may. at perrigo, the company's named john hendrickson to replace papa as ceo. they also interestingly app

back one day due to the memorial service on monday for silicon valley business legend bill campbell. >>> we have earnings just out from verizon. we can tell you, matched estimates with profit of $1.06 per share for the first quarter. revenue was slightly below street estimates. >>> a lot of out rage on twitter about the atlanta braves being the first team. the founding year for the mlb -- they use 1969 wh869 when the cincinnati red stockings were established but in this weird nuance that someone in atlanta decided to stick in here, you'll also see the atlanta braves, the oldest continuously operating team because the cincinnati reds were an independent team. but the 1871 boston red stockings had connections to the original team of 1869. atlanta is 1871. >> says the cincinnati boy. >> yes! that trivia -- alex trebek. they would have to award the dollars back. you get it wrong, so they add what you lost and then they add. anyway, we have an earnings -- this was much more important. oh, no. i guess general motors. sorry, phil. >>> earnings alert from gm -- look at him. he is mad. phil lebeau h

advised tech leaders including steve jobs and jeff and google's larry paige. campbell was a football coach before getting into technology. many are remembering him, eric schmidt tweets bill was instrumental for me, google and all valley entrepreneurs. tim cook says campbell believed in apple when few people did. we'll miss his wisdom, friendship and humor and venture capitalist tweets bill was our super coach colorful confident and mentor to apple, amazon, go, google and more. >>> today's boston marathon went off without a hitch under heavy security. it's been three years and tonight new details from inside the fbi. brian ross has more. >> reporter: it was a joyous day in boston until the first blast. >> what the hell was that? >> reporter: this key surveillance video shows the crowd reacting. >> oh my god, something blew up. >> reporter: over the next 12 seconds, some will deseed to leave the area but most will stay. >> shrapnel in the way. >> reporter: using this chilling video provides details and shows how it was done. >> hidden in plain sight. >> reporter: for the first 24 hours

bills. "the daily mail" is already big; yahoo! it would be truly enormous. francine: matt campbell there, with the very latest. costxt, breaks it could every household 4000 pounds a year, according to george osborne. he will discuss the pros and cons of a brexit. ♪ francine: the u.k. chancellor george osborne is set to weigh in on the brexit debate; he will use a publication of the treasury analysis for the potential consequences of an exit, to argue that such a move would shrink the economy. let's stick to the u.k. economist for bloomberg intelligence. great to have you. we are getting some figures -- one is that they keep on being debated. it willcellor will say cost of a family 4300 per year, if brexit happens. is that a figure we have modeled and checked out, and that works out? >> we haven't had a chance to verify the numbers that will be released alongside his speech; we will get a look at it then. the truth of the matter is what we know about the analysis is what the treasury has modeled. eu, and leaving the renegotiating a deal similar to the deal the eu made with canada. the t

bill de blasio, some call him the big bird, but for us he's our special guest. "with all due respect" starts right now. >>> i'm campbell brown. >> i'm mark halperihalperin. we've got your best friend on the show. >> not you, little fella. we're talking about james. >> hello, hello. let's get started by talking about another unpredictable creature who tweets, donald j. trump. later on the show, we'll have

:00 for "hardball." new york mayor bill de blasio, some call him the big bird, but for us he's our special guest. "with all due respect" starts right now. >>> i'm campbell brown. >> i'm mark halperihalperin. we've got your best friend on the show. >> not you, little fella. we're talking about james. >> hello, hello. let's get started by talking about another unpredictable creature who tweets, donald j. trump. later on the show, we'll have the latest online poll. good data on how donald trump is doing amongst married women voters. but first, let's understand why trump is deriding the complex rules by both republicans and democrats of how they select their delegates. after a chaotic and ted cruz friendly colorado convention on saturday, trump is trying to reverse the new cycle narrative that cruz crusaders are outmaneuvering trump's campaign in the hunt for delegates even in places trump won the primaries. in wyoming this weekend, bernie sanders crushed hillary clinton in the popular vote. but walked away with the same number of delegates as his rival. here's donald trump making the

. campbell's is a major employer in north caroline, about 850 workers are employed at a production plant there. >>> 5:52. that same anti lgbt bill has another big name band canceling its concert, pearl jack says they will no longer play thursday's concert in raleigh-durham. band calls the law a despicable piece of legislation that encourages discrimination against an entire group of american citizens. so it will give money to local groups to oppose the law. by the way bruce springsteen, ringo star have also canceled shows in that state. >>> speaking of entertainment, dorris roberts played the nosey mom in everybody loves raymond has died. i met her several years ago. she was 90 years old. she died peacefully in her sleep of natural causes. roberts most iconic role earned her seven emmy nominations. she was married twice and survived by her son, daughter in law and three grandchildren. >>> still ahead school administrators unveiling a unique playground that is not meant for everyone, who this new play area targets at that school. at giant, shoppers low prices by the thousands, plus a thou

, bisexual and transgender people. georgia's governor last week vetoed a similar bill. >> i'm here to sell cake. not to judge who to sell it to. >> reporter: in jackson, mississippi, mitchell moore owns campbell's bakery. this republican says the state's religious freedom law is bad for business. >> the businesses that are affected by it, we now have a target on our back and we are going to have to explain to our customers, no, no. we don't agree with the bill. >> reporter: and major corporations agree. on wednesday, nine of them, including general electric and hyatt hotels, sent a letter to mississippi governor phil bryant saying they are disappointed to see the legislature and governor's office pass discriminatory legislation. after weeks of protests, governor bryant signed the bill into law on tuesday. allowing businesses and government to deny services to lgbt individuals based on personal religious beliefs. a recent poll indicated nearly two-thirds of mississippians support the new law. but that isn't stopping national brands from trying to intervene. >> companies who have employ

. for example we lost campbell but we won sheridan county big. albany county is still out, that will be huge for bernie, i'm guessing. that's our only four-year school there, the university of wyoming. bill clinton won in the small counties here in 1992. they're more moderate in small counties. liberals don't dare live in those small towns, they tend to vote for the more liberal candidate. >> reporter: you're hoping as laramie county goes, so goes the rest of the state? >> we hope so. if we come within 50 or 100 votes, that's like a win. >> reporter: there was a lot of talk about him and the momentum going into new york and what a win in wyoming, making this his seventh straight, would mean. do you buy into that? >> no. i don't. because i think hillary had momentum after ohio, and illinois, and missouri. momentum comes and momentum goes. and as laramie goes, wyoming goes, generally speaking. it's a close race. we can't believe the pollsters this year, they've been wrong about anything. all the prognosticators said bernie was going to cream her in wyoming, that's not going to happen.