before the american express news broke, the dow was under a lot of pressure. that number came in line with expectations. it wasn t terrible. the fed rate hike could still nbt cards. the dow is down 85 points. we have someone who says the current employment report is not measuring jobs properly. he ll explain why next. also, more on twitter. it s falling yet again today. that stock has been cut in half in just four months. it s now $1 away from the ipo price. we ll look at whether investors should be cutting losses or holding out hope at this point. crazy. and maximizing your airline miles. wait until you meet the guy who has flown nearly five million miles for free. i love this story. he s looking to make a business out of helping others do the same. bill, we have to talk about he is taking advantage of the system or just finding out the way to benefit it. it s all legal much it s all ethical. he s just found a way to gain the system. we ll tell you exactly how
and bomb sniffing dogs to congested airport hubs. global news 24 hours a day, by the 2400 journals and 150 news bureaus around the world. emily: this is bloomberg west. coming up, investors shift tesla shares in the high gear. a never been inspected loss in quarterly earnings. two top executives leave. we will break it all down. the beats go on. at apple the tech giant changing the tune of its music with a remix of its user interface. we have a deep dive later this hour. tivo s second coming. the pioneer that became a victim of its own success is back in the game after a $1 billion acquisition by robi. what s in store for the second act? i will speak to both ceos ahead. tesla shares popping in after-hours trading after the company reaffirmed plans to deliver 80,000 to 90,000 cars this year. with anestimates excited loss of $.57 per share in the first quarter and it is margins of 21.7%. the news comes hours after two said they are leaving the company. here to discuss in
the city is home to the alberta oil stand, the third-largest reserve behind saudi arabia and venezuela. the environmental protection agency is accused of being almost 30 years late in issuing rules for the handling of wastewater from oil and gas expiration. environmental groups are suing the agency and seeking a court order compelling the epa to adopt measures regulating the disposal. the transportation security agency is adding more screeners and bomb sniffing dogs to congested airport hubs. securityestimates of this summer. global news 24 hours a day, powered by the 2400 journals and 150 news bureaus around the world. i am mark crumpton. emily: this is bloomberg west. i am emily change. chang. coming up, investors shift tesla shares in the high gear. expectedr than loss. two top executives leave. we will break it all down. the beats go on. at apple the tech giant changing the tune of its music with a remix of its user interface. we have a deep dive later this hour.
the bailout was worth it for the country. as we take you through arguments on both sides, we want to hear from you and our phone lines are open. democrats can call (202) 585-3880. republicans, (202) 585-3881. .ndependents, (202) 585-3882 you can catch up with our social media pages on facebook and journal@cr e-mail at spanwj. we will take you live to the floor of the washington auto show. the auto bailout issue, something vice president joe biden talked about last week when he was at a detroit auto show. a quote from vice president biden we bet on american ingenuity, we bet on you, and we won. his visit to the show follows the u.s. treasury sale last month of its remaining stake in general motors. the exit ended the so-called government motor zero that sllowed the u.s. government $50 billion bailout and reorganization of that company. the vehicles on display reflect the sacrifices made during the industry s restructuring during the session. the story goes on to note what
announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening. he proved last night that he is the undisputed republican front-runner, yet the target on donald trump s back tonight comes not just from fellow candidates or even from the left, but from the heart of the republican party establishment. the last man who won the nomination, mitt romney, about to join the fight to stop him. it comes as trump advantage wishes another opponent, dr. ben carson, effectively throwing in the towel tonight. trump won seven out of 11 states on super tuesday. of the democratic side, hillary clinton with seven victories of her own. neither has the number of delegates needed to seal the deal. and that tonight is keeping hope alive for those determined to stop them. nbc s hallie jackson starts us off with the latest. reporter: looking to november, donald trump looking presidential, down to the gold chairs and chandeliers at his press co