selina juul: i got very upset.ional media, and today we have become the biggest danish organization against food waste. where 63,000 people just on facebook. so it is huge. reporter: juul is clearly not the only one protesting against waste and overabundance. but supermarkets continue to throw away food that's no longer in its prime. at best, it sometimes gets used for other things. ditte poulsen: this is our bio-container. this is where we throw out food that we unfortunately don't get to sell in time, and all of it is going to be bio-gas. so it will be used as heating for households actually. it can't offer fresh fish or meat. instead, there are lots of frozen goods here but also vegetables. customers love the low prices. a second branch has already opened. and some wares are produced especially for the store. an organic baker nearby makes more than he can sell and passes the excess on to wefood. jens moller: he's doing that on purpose, and that's -- well because we, in wefood, we act as a safety net because we p

joining us now, selina wang. what do you make of it?are finally beginning momentum after dropping to number five in their local market. emily: how did that happen? selina: they capitalize on the rural areas of china. the rest of china is saturated with smartphone penetration. that is what they took advantage of. it is a great time for xiaomi, because they see a turnaround and they are trying to change the strategy of the company. they are investing heavily in new retail strategy and expansion. they want to get billions of dollars to accelerate expansion in emerging markets. especially in india, which they expect the double down in, as well as other emerging markets. and spain, recently. ipo has reportedly been coming for some time. we asked executives, do we know if they expect it to go sooner, and why now? selina: now is a good time because they have the momentum, the excitement of the investment community, while sales are growing rapidly. there will be a lot of investor skepticism. a company that sells their products that razor thin m

selina, i will start with you.t was the just of this article -- gist of this article and how did bannon and breitbart manipulate twitter? selina: the real crux of that story was bannon an breitbart were trying to seek retribution. annon went on this hunt for legal and editorial wave to damage twitter's reputation and devalue them. to get short-sellers really galvanized about this company. i think at the pinpoint of this shows the philosophical conundrum twitter has been under -- how do they maintain this open platform, while not allowing abuse to run ramp pent? there is always going to be people seeking intense backlash. pent? there is always going to be people seeking intense backlash. they wanted to be the free speech wing of the free speech party. they don't want to be the arbiter of information and neither does facebook. they just want to be an open townthey just want to be an open town hall people to say whatever they want and say if it is good or bad and they are hands-off. emily: in which has been a bane of

. >>> 16-year-old selina studying everything.e have this week's wednesday's child. >> it has been here for 15 years. the owner runs -- this is the perfect place to bring selina who naturally loves to dance. >> i like to dance. i like to seat. i like to watch movies. i like to do track. >> are you flexible with your time? like a gymnast? >> yes. >> do you stretch a lot? >> i used to be a dhecheerleade. >> she dreams of going yale or harvard one day. >> she is a wonderful girl and a beautiful smile. she is in high school now. she really enjoys it. she is a plmember of two differt clubs after school. one she works in community service. she gets to help out in the chunty. she would love to be in a home where there are sin lichks. >> this girl has all of the right moves. for now she is just a normal teenager who loves to show me pictures of her older brothers with whom she has a great relationship. >> selina is a very enjoyable girl to be with. she loves playing on her phone. she really loves being part of the clubs after school. she

selina: tencent had more than 50% of the market share.it has done so well, tencent benefits from its octopus-like empire. they have a video streaming, they are the dominant messaging platform, they have online learning. across this content they conserve these services to their customers. more and more chinese consumers are living within the wechat app. even more reason for them to watch their movies within tencent businesses and listen to their music there, as well. betty: will it be even harder for spotify and apple to expand into china with their music offerings? selina: absolutely. apple desperately wants this to work in china. a big piece of their services business is building that up in china, which is a huge and growing market. but a lot of smart phone users in china have android. that is something, tencent can be used for iphone or android user. spotify has not yet entered the country and tencent is ahead with exclusive partnerships and licensing deals. it will be difficult for anyone to compete with the depth and breath of content

yet i haven't had been we have more love for life and we love our work selina we don't have to be better than everyone else who we simply accept we have to do whatever it takes me to with the hades. this is a private function that's why only christians are here there are hardly any interfaith families. copts may marry only eastern orthodox christians. but that doesn't mean that the cops don't have any muslim friends. my heart is meeting ahmed on the corniche a prominent on the nile which attracts people when the weather is just right. mohammed friend ahmed is a muslim. sees the cops as part of egyptian culture and part of the country. i. made is shocked that the religious fanaticism of the group called islamic state is also raging in egypt and it rejects christians right to exist. amid says that's not islamic religious faith is a highly regarded value. that's why he respects the beliefs of his christian friend mohan. the. rules you'll get on the other news we're going to removing them as would involve you're my friend and i don't care what your religion is you believe in god and the rest

selina you goes to supermarkets to campaign not to shop she's the face of a danish initiative trying to stop food waste going to the uncertainty you shouldn't eat food after they expire he of the use by date and now there's another status called best before and you you can actually eat the food at this past the best before date certain member that best before does not mean toxic after you grew up in russia she says that when she came to denmark as a teenager the affluent society she found here opened her eyes to wastage i got very upset. so eight years ago i started out a facebook group was called stop wasting food and two weeks later were national media and today we have become the biggest danish organization against food waste where sixty three thousand people just on facebook so it's huge you is clearly not the only one protesting against waste and over abundance but supermarkets continue to throw away food that's no longer in its prime at best it sometimes gets used for other things. well this is all by i can say not and this is where we throw out food that we unfortunately don't

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selina: a google or amazon could offer financial advice or brokerage services.to the business in a variety of ways. they could also get into the banking business. you have already started to see this happen a little bit where alibaba in 2013 started offering a money market fund. it has become the biggest money market fund in the world. so, there is no reason that amazon could do something similar where clients could store their value, their cash in a money market fund. fidelity and google definitely recognize that and fidelity is taking steps to protect against disruption by investing more than $2.5 billion in technology each year. and they took a stake, or bought e-money, which is a financial planning company in 2015. they have also been doing a number of experiments on amazon's alexa. working on some of the software where a customer can go in and ask where they are in their retirement plan or whether they would be able to meet their education goals. alexa would come back and say you are not on track but here are the steps you have to take to actually meet that

i got one the other day telling haveat me and selina wang 10 likes between us.bration between us. they want us to celebrate our friendships. maybe it's an academic look, but maybe it is something facebook wants to convince us is good for us. emily: interestingly, there were some controversy all remarks made a few weeks ago. he feels tremendous guilt about some of the things he created. theyook wrote back that were tearing down his remarks. he has written another post, meant to start another conversation. i think we should discuss how we use the tools and what we should expect of them. them.sibly using david, what is your response? david: it is about time that social media -- that facebook has responded to this. healthy step very in the right direction. they need to take many more steps to engage with an awful lot of concerns that have emerged in society particularly in the last year about the degree to which they control the social dialogue. degree that many are addicted to these types of services. i agree. facebook has problems and challenges and also creates m

i got one the other day telling me that me and selina wang have 10 likes between us.n for us. they want us to celebrate our friendships. maybe it's an academic look, but maybe it is something facebook wants to convince us is good for us. emily: interestingly, there were some controversial remarks at a conference in stanford a few weeks ago where he says he feels tremendous guilt about some of the things he created. facebook wrote back, tearing down his remarks. he has written another post, meant to start another conversation. i think we should discuss how we use the tools and what we should expect of them. and most importantly, how we empower younger generations to use them responsibly. david, what is your take on all of this? david: it is about time that social media -- that facebook could have some kind of effects. i think it is very healthy step in the right direction. they need to take many more steps to engage with an awful lot of concerns that have emerged in society, particularly in the last year about the degree to which they control the social dialogue. and t

selina: russian propaganda has a doubt a lot of confusion.hat they were trying to generaly to create discontent across america. that means making less leaning people -- left-leaning people and right-leaning people more right-leaning. we sought these accounts target particular communities. there were several accounts that were for the african-american community. ofy had tens of thousands followers, in a lot of the posts were trying to incite anger. a lot of them were anti-hillary. at the same time, there were accounts saying this is for the new york democrats. to try toegy is undermine the american political system, not to promote just trump, but to emphasize that. vonnie: fantastic story. thank you. the aia craze. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." shery: i'm shery ahn. vonnie: ai is poised to creep into every corner of investing over the long term. goldman sachs and smaller advisers have adopted ai as a cornerstone strategy. to talk more about the trend and where it is leading, is joinserg's misha and who us from lon

meanwhile, selina wang is here to talk about an interesting piece in buzzfeed about how steve bannoned to exploit and manipulate the weaknesses in twitter's policies. all of this does somewhat tied together. selena, what was the gist of this article and how did bannon and breitbart manipulate twitter? >> the crux of that story that were bannon and breitbart were toing retribution twitter. it seemed like the platform was silencing their voices. so bannon went on this hunt for a legal editorial wave to damage devalues reputation and them, they wanted to sue them and get short-sellers galvanized about this company. this pinpoint shows that philosophical conundrum since twitter's conception, how do they maintain this open platform without letting this run rampant on the site? emily: to a certain extent, they succeeded. >> no matter what they do there will be people who have backlash against them. from the very beginning, they wanted to be the free speech wing of the free speech party. they don't want to be the arbiter of what is appropriate information, and neither does facebook. that pu

. >> selina is a very enjoyable girl to be with. she loves playing on the phone. she loves being part of the clubs after school. she loves to dance and just being out with doing fun things outside the home is what she loves the best. >> she is this week's wednesday's child. >> i think vai has all the right moves. >> all the right stuf. >> if you'd like to make her dream come true or the dream of any wednesday's child, go to nbc10.com and search wednesday's child. you can also call the national adoption center at 1-866-do-adopt. >>> oh, what will you do with all that snow? well, if you decide to stay inside today, most of it will melt for you, at least on the roadways. i can't speak to your steps or anything that's in the shade, but we will get above freezing. not there right now, lehigh valley at 25. suburbs 25, philadelphia 25. it's 26 in delaware, 21 in south jersey and we're at 23 along parts of the jersey shore. now, we do have sunshine across much of the area, but we have a few high thin clouds drifting in from the west. nonetheless, still below freezing, par

selina wang has this story for us from san francisco.e know about a lot of these accounts? >> out of the thousands of accounts twitter found linked to the russian internet research agency, dozens were masquerading --local news websites you'd websites. they were targeting a broad swath of communities across america. convincing and gained tens of thousands of followers per account. descriptions like following us if you want breaking and direct reports. activeccounts have been for several years before the u.s. presidential election. were active after the u.s. elections during the french elections to post websites that were mostly backing the far right politician and to post links to propaganda and disinformation. let's take a further step back. purpose?the initial you alluded to some of these come and why were they created in the first place? it all of has to lead this information, so it took a lot of scraping from third party research firms. it looks like these accounts were preparing for a major disinformation campaigns and wanted to be s

>> selina gomez has 130 instagram followers.rs and watches. >> advertisers want that access. stuart: watching him messing around with toys and food. >> can do it in your van live stream it. stuart: on that note, we're done. neil cavuto, it is yours. neil: so tempted to come in and start the show riding on a horse. couldn't find a horse to volunteer. here i am. stuart: my seasickness, i'm telling you man. neil: thank you very, very much, very entertaining three hours. we'll tray to follow up what is going on in alabama and markets and terror front. all this could have been very, very difficult had things been very, very different yesterday. new york attorney, would announce u.s. terrorism chars. here are some of the chars. providing terrorist support to terrorist organization. place of public use, destruction of property by an explosive