t he would buy me copies of emma goldman's autobiography, constantly going to cuba. i knew all about chiy guerra my dad's were confronts authority and be interesting. >> confront authority and be interesting. and did he encourage rebellion? >> i think -- i think even the most rebellious of parents never really wants a rebellious child but he definitely taught me to think about the world in this very sharp and skeptical way. >> so many it's in the blood and that sort of leads me back to the title of your book, "drawing blood," this sense of rebellion. after high school, you go to europe and you do what i think for a lot of would-be bow hemmians is a dream. you find al book in shakespeare & company? >> i had known. it's a legend area english parisian book stop where basically n e'er-do-wells would sleep on bufrningsz there. the only other price for our accomodation was we were supposed read lots and lots and lots. i would keep returning back to shake spears & company throughout my later teens. it was a imagine cal place, a place where all of the sort of imperatives of

when i was growing up, he would buy me copies of emma goldman's autobiography or huey newton's revolutionary suicide. he was constantly going to cuba when i was growing up. i knew all about che guevara. i was brought up in a house where my dad's commandments, he had two, were confront authority and be interesting. >> confront authority and be interesting. and did he encourage rebellion? >> i think even the most rebellious of parents never really wants a rebellious child. but he definitely taught me to think about the world in this very sharp and skeptical way. >> and so maybe it's in the blood. and that sorta leads me back to the title of your book, "drawing blood," this sense of rebellion. so after high school, you go to europe. and you do what i think for a lot of would be bohemians is a dream. you find a home of sorts in that famous bookstore shakespeare and company. >> oh god... >> tell me about that. >> of course i'd known about shakespeare and company. it's a legendary english language parisian bookstore where basically, ne'er do well artists and writers could sleep there. we were call

emma: goldman sachs could increase 32% from a year ago. and, a bloomberg exclusive. justin trudeau tells us his plans. we are in the trading day. julie haman. julie: mostly, the nasdaq is in the red. looksw in the s&p 500 like there is a commodity led rally. take a look again at the imap on the bloomberg. we are followed closely by industrials and energies down. it is no the only group down. overallh the s&p contributing individually, the most in the games today after the logistics company brought in earnings for the full year. if you take a look at the shares that are rising, caterpillar shares have turned around. they had the first quarter forecast that was lower. unfortunately, they do not have that chart. you will have to take my word for it. also, it is lower. this is the one from the lagging group now. it is a continuation. they are concerned about drug pricing. mark: lots of mixed inputs from earnings today. they have an electronic speaker. first, own a look at the apple year today. it was the green at 7/10 of 1%. that is because today, it is also higher even