later i will be joined by martin fink and i will also be speaking with the hp ceo meg whitman. also outlining ipo plans and why aren't there are more ed tech unicorns? i will be joined by blackboard's ceo, all ahead. first pinterest moves into e-commerce. pinners will be able to purchase directly through the website with i/o bowl pins they are calling -- with buyable pins, they are calling it. you will be able to pay with apple pay or your credit card and they are working with stripe and braintree as payment partners. sarah frier covers interest for us. she was at interest when they made this announcement. so, pinterest users have wanted to see a company get into this. will they need to leave interest if they want to search on amazon or google if i want to buy a? >> you will have a blue price tag at the bottom of pins on your site. whether that changes the experience of pinterest and makes it less about inspiration and more about purchasing -- whether that turns people off we will have to see, but it's true that consumers have been asking this for a while. emily: i want to brin

emily: martin fink, hp cto and labs director. thanks so much for sharing your vision.o have you with us. that does it for this special edition of "bloomberg west." more las vegas tomorrow. we will bring you my conversation with hp ceo meg whitman and see you again 1:30 p.m. pacific tomorrow. meg whitman with us tomorrow. ♪ announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for the revolutionary 21 day fit brought to you by beach body. tom: hello there, i'm tom bergeron. this show is about transforming how you look and feel starting now. announcer: are you struggling because you're trying to lose weight? >>

martin will be joined by fink and i will also be speaking with the hp ceo meg whitman.

no, no larry fink and lloyd blankfein-- the last person they want to run martin o'malley stole a linesaid it point blank. do you want to elect the candidates that are supported by the ceo of goldman sachs? that's jeb bush and hillary clinton. and i'm paraphrasing, but he mentioned the ceo of goldman sachs, that's the last thing. lloyd blankfein doesn't want to be in the news anymore. he got the you know what kicked out of him back in 2009 2010 following the financial crisis and goldman sachs was the poster child for all that's wrong on wall street. and they've been out of the news and they're back in it because martin o'malleys and the liberals progressive left are going to make wall street a campaign theme. i don't think they want-- they're waiting for him to get in, as a matter of fact that speech will probably force them to give even more money to hillary. stuart: she'll get the money eventually. >> from them. i don't think she's asked yet. stuart: we call them misses wall street and i think that's accurate. and we were up and now we're down. the nice manufacturing report at the to