emily: that was jennifer pahlka, code for america founder and executive director.g up, tesla goes global. the company ramping up its presence in china with an agreement to produce cars in the country. and later, blue apron announces details of its ipo plans just as the food startup scene was thrown through a loop on the amazon-whole foods deal. we will break down how the competition in food delivery is heating up. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: tesla has signed a preliminary agreement to explore production in china. according to people familiar with the matter, the electric carmaker reached a deal with the city of shanghai. it would move tesla a step closer to lowering its manufacturing and shipping cost in the world's largest auto market. bloomberg reported this on monday with our bloomberg tech reporter dana hull. dana: it sounds like there is an imminent announcement for tesla to produce vehicles in shanghai, and we are hearing this from china. not a lot of details yet on who the partner would be, but this is a huge move for tesla as it seeks to become a global a

emily: we sat down with jennifer pahlka. tended the meeting in washington and served as a deputy chief technology officer under president obama. jennifer: to the credit of the people who organized the meeting and the tech ceos, there were breakout sessions on pretty substantive topics, things people do not normally put on the news, like procurement reform and how to get the government into the cloud and digital services for citizens and i saw most of the tech , executives went to the sessions that i was in and had a pretty substantive dialogue about these issues. emily: so you are walking into , this having worked for the obama administration. give us some color from the room. what did it feel like? jennifer: again, to the credit of the folk there it felt like , the people who had come into the white house since obama left have looked at what i and many , many other colleagues did to say, this is how we are going to modernize government, and let's continue and accelerate that. and i think that they are doing a good job of str

emily: jennifer pahlka, founder of code for america, thank you for sharing the inside scoop with us.ing up, apple's ongoing legal battle with qualcomm heats up. elitist claims filed by apple next -- the latest claims filed by apple, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: amazon wants to address prime numbers. they are making prime wardrobe, a company that allows customers to test wardrobes. they are using a twist on the subscription box phenomenon as part of a broader effort to compete. they had their own stable of fashion labels to sell items like suits, dresses, lingerie. according to a poll by bloomberg, amazon could overtake macy's as the largest clothing seller in the u.s. this year. the legal dispute between apple and qualcomm is wrapping up -- ramping up, and apple fires the leader shot. and in filing, apple claims there's mounting evidence that qualcomm's operating an illegal business model designed to extract high paying royalties on every wireless device sold. to be clear, apple is adding these allegations to a complete already filed in january that it cruises, come -- accuses q