emily: david kirkpatrick. nvidia shares getting a boost after forecasting sales that beat estimates. the world's biggest maker of graphics chips used in high-end gaming. this corner of the market for high-end gaming pc's is still growing. semantic issuing a forecast more positive than analysts expected. the world biggest maker of cyber security software is in the middle of a transition. looking for a replacement for mike brown and trying to recapture momentum lost or newer, more noble security startups. its latest report the country is stemming some of the decline slightly in computer, consumer and enterprise sales. coming up, we'll head to the salt conference in las vegas and hear from tyler and cameron winklevoss and why they are still bullish on bitcoin. ♪ emily: let's head to las vegas where the salt conference is underway and erik schatzker is standing by with gemini cofounders tyler and cameron winklevoss. erik? erik: thank you very much. i am here with the winklevoss twins. for those of you string where

david kirkpatrick, you are sticking with me. coming up, a u.s.assador with extensive experience in africa joins us to discuss the biggest areas of potential tech disruption. ambassador linda thomas greenfield is next. ,: you are watching "bloomberg west." but start with a check of your bloomberg news. prosecutors of the work times trying futile at one time obey or testifying before the trial. many witnesses were elderly and said would not be available when the trial start sometime next year. public depositions would taint the potential pool. scientists say the water in flint michigan is safe for washing and bathing. the water became tainted in 2014. flint resumed using detroit water last october. a puerto rico tourism official has said the zika virus has led to the cancellation of at least 32,000 hotel reservations through 2018, translating to $28 million in lost revenue. puerto rico has been hit harder by zika than any other part of the u.s. donald trump is lashing out at that media for the media trying to pin down trying to find out how much mo

david kirkpatrick, still with me.raeli startup looking to turn any surface into a keyboard using what it calls a smartfoam. elliott has this exclusive report. elliott: you have heard of smartphones, but how about smartfoams? the cofounder says tapping on mobile devices makes much more sense than typing. invented a new smart textile that when placed on your hand, you can turn any surface into a keyboard. it's important because when you have a smart watch for ipad or any other device that you need to activate or interact with on the go, right now, you have to sit down and have a keyboard or touch on a screen. elliott: that sets limits on what these devices can do. this is not the first time he has tried to revolutionize an industry. power mat, which he founded 10 years ago, has not quite it is the world of charger cables. it is now being broiled by .anagement infighting he says he has learned from the experience. >> lesson number one is go after a very large market. when we started, it was clear that the market would co

crawford, thank you so much, and david kirkpatrick, for speaking with me.ips,g of good well jack ma had lunch with president obama on tuesday. reporters spotted him on white house grounds and a spokesperson confirmed closed-door meeting. they had previously shared a stage last fall and discuss climate change and government support for entrepreneurs. the latest meeting comes just days before obama leaves for a trip to asia. coming up, my interview with microsoft chairman john thompson. his advice for marissa mayer. you don't want to miss it. ♪ emily: microsoft says it should .emain in the eu brits will vote on whether to stay or go. i spoke with microsoft chairman john thompson about the decision and ask how he thinks the ceo is doing given that thompson led the search committee that hired her. >> none of us could've possibly that theback in 2013 perception of our company would have changed profoundly as it has in just a little over two years. i think a lot of it has to do with sasha himself, the fact that he is a very brilliant but very humble man, the fact

david kirkpatrick still with us here, as well.t do you make of the president's visit and highlighting entrepreneurship? dave vietnam is a growing : country and it's great to see president obama visiting other countries where there is , strong u.s. ties and helping to promote a culture of innovation. emily: david, i know you have some experience with the vietnamese market. what would you highlight? david: i haven't been there, so it doesn't constitute my experience. but we have a writer who has written a lot about it. i have talked to him a lot about it. there's a tremendous interest in vietnam for health tech startups and just like almost every other country in the world, young people are aware of this entrepreneurial upsurge and a potential of getting rich and they all worship mark zuckerberg. there is a very large and growing community in vietnam that would like to have an impact by starting companies. make 500 startups in vietnam. the problem is, while they have good math education and tech education in their schools, the stude

david kirkpatrick, you are staying with me. to an sec filing, amazon founder jeff bezos collected $671 million after selling one million shares of the e-commerce retailer. the last time he sold a block of shares was august 2015. this is $135 million more than his proceeds were then. he still owns 82 million shares of the internet company. coming up, will these helium balloons replace the satellites we use today? we will hear from one chinese entrepreneur about his latest moonshot. this weekend, we will bring you our best interviews from the week. ellen pao speaks out for the first time since losing a gender bias case against vc firm kleiner perkins. vision for her new diversity the best of bloomberg west, this weekend on bluebird television. ramy: apple shares tumbling to 2014 lows, with the stock falling on 14 of the last 16 sessions, down 18% in the past three weeks. the iphone maker has been on a downhill slide among worries that smartphone demand is shrinking. apple has seen 75 alien dollars in value wiped out. etsy shares

joining us is david kirkpatrick, delprawford democrat -- at.ou guys have been doing a lot of work on the potential of the indian market. how big could this market be for apple? >> it could be very large for apple. when you look at the largest market, india in the last quarter alone, with over 560 million shipments, and apple, like a lot of other markets, was focused on the premium end of the market. they ship 90% of their units at price points over $525. the huge part of the market they are not participating in. they're going to need to go down market to penetrate companies like lenovo. they have some work to do, but what they are doing is targeting a market where they can grow, but they will have to alter a couple of parts of their strategy to target it. emily: why did it take so long? it is a huge country, that is obvious. why did it take so long for tim cook to visit india? >> they had a great run in china and they have been busy there. india is a country where there are a lot of barriers to entry. one of the things cook is trying to negotia

david kirkpatrick, thank you so much for joining us.ing up, we will talk about wearable maker pebble and its new products. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton. let's begin with a check of your first word news. the brussels police chief is among those recovered from injuries sustained during an anti-austerity protests that turned violent. thegovernment has said focus should be on tax division. a federal judge has ruled a law curtailing early voting in ohio violates the 19th9 scarlet: scarlet: emily: 25 voting rights act and the equal protection clause of the u.s. constitution. highlands had many opportunities to vote. all cosby has been ordered to stand trial in pennsylvania in a felony sexual assault case from 2004. a woman said cosby drugged and molested her. he says the encounter was consensual. the national football league announced atlanta will hold -- will host the super bowl in 2019. the game will be played in mercedes-benz stadium which is under construction and is set to open in 2017. miami and los angeles will host the games the followin

in march, and mccain has been in a virtual tie with his democratic opponent, congresswoman anne kirkpatrickjanuary. that, despite the fact that mccain has raised more than $10 million for his campaign compared to kirkpatrick's less than $3 million. voters may be, well, they may be having a little problem with the republican establishment right now, certainly mccain representative of such as an insider for the past 33 years. joining us now executive editor for "the weekly standard," fox news contributor, fred barnes. fred, great to have you here. >> thank you. lou: this is becoming a spectacle. let me start out with the good news. governor ricketts of nebraska endorsing donald trump as did governor perry. as did dick cheney, governor mike pence, sheldon edelson -- i mean, the list goes on. huge numbers of supporters. paul ryan looks to be a man near, near isolation in his petulance and rather shocking breach of his word and public pledge. >> look, i'm afraid i don't agree with you. i think he's doing donald trump a favor. lou: okay. >> donald trump had won a chunk of the republican party. he

meanwhile, let me bring in "the new york times" former cairo chief david kirkpatrick and associate fellowt past investigations related to the russian metrojet that crashed in october. thank you so much for joining us. we have been discussing this morning this headline from the "washington post" that egypt is often the last to recognize the real cause of its plane crashes and that includes the ongoing investigation as to what happened to that metro jetliner. how do you believe some of what we do and don't believe about that crash could impact this investigation? >> well, history suggests that the the egyptians will be in no rush to get to the bottom of this if there's any chance that conclusions will be embarrassing to them. in the case of the metrojet crash near sharm al sheikh the russian government acknowledged it was terrorism and u.s. government said it was terrorism and eventually even president el sisi said yes, this was terrorism. the egyptian government has not officially acknowledged it was terrorism. they haven't blamed it on anyone or outlined any new specific measures to elimi

after 33 years in washington, he's out of touch with arizona. >> congresswoman ann kirkpatrick, thank you for being here this morning. >> thank you so much. >>> joining me now, msnbc contributor and "washington post" columnist e.j.dion and author of "why the right went wrong," thanks for being here. >> good to be with you, reverend. >> speaker ryan won't endorse yet. both bushes are staying out. have you ever seen anything like this in politics? >> i don't think we've ever seen anything quite like this since barry goldwater back in 1964, and this may be worse because in goldwater's case, whether you liked him or hated him, you actually knew where he stood. and in trump's case, people aren't even sure what he believes. he kind of shifts around. he says some wild things. and i think you're seeing a lot of republicans who are either worried about his impact on their chances for re-election, john mccain is a good example. some who have principle reasons for opposing him either because they are conservatives who aren't sure if he's a conservative or a lot of other republicans who just thin

. >> listen up, section williams, kirkpatrick, two alpine 24. >> since dropping out of his gang in '99speedy has been charged with two separate counts of in-cell violence, stabbing one of his cell mates several times and cutting another one's throat. >> 14 months. >> probably. >> that's the biggest one i've had since i've been here. >> speedy is meeting with counselor gray to discuss a possible transfer and his behavior. the sessions are standard procedure for all protective custody inmates. >> you know you have life. so you have a life sentence now. you have 234 points. >> it went down. >> so then just the life of crime start escalating. still level four, and you have your mandatory score of 19 that still will stick for your life sentence. use your disciplinary while you're in here, down on your program, period, will be good because you don't need any other, you know, disciplinary problems, because you know that just adds up. >> what was my last write-up? do you have it in here? my 115? that was -- >> it was in 2002. have you done anything recently? >> no. how about before that? >> yo

public safety committee and i spoke with three other cosby survivors, victoria, janice and lily kirkpatrickwe were successful in that they passed the bill offered by senator connie, and to the next hearing that will appear before the appropriations committee in august. >> thank you so much for taking time with us this afternoon. nice to see you both again. >> my pleasure. >> thanks. >> i want to bring in msnbc chief legal correspondent, ari melber. these two women very happy to come east and be part of this trial if they're asked. is that likely to happen? >> as we discussed, that could be a key variable. typical hi you wouly you would other incidents in a key trial but there is a doctrine of other bad acts. it is possible though not the norm get them introduced and the question is whether a judge determines there are particulars of the other allegations so closely matched the crime they go to the likelihood the defendant committed them. here, the drugging would be that kind of example. i expect we'll see a vigorous fight over that. >> we didn't hear andrea constand in her own words today.