coming up, another day and fromer dark revelation over. -- uber. this is bloomberg. in nook thetake off entire site. it is the only way to be sure. weaver'ss sigourney deliverance a classic line and the sci-fi classic alien and it is that line is the namesake for top-secret program uber has been keeping to keep police at bay. a man intimately familiar -- before that, he served as uber's head of communications in america. how did this button work? contacts give you some -- context first. -- them may have been problems with tax evasion, local labor laws and running against transportation laws so these authorities started raiding the uber offices abroad and it developed a tool where it could remotely disable all the computers from its headquarters and it would shut off all the computers so authorities do not collect evidence. >> is this something they used in the united states? >> we do have a statement from the uber saying like every company, we have security procedures in place. when it comes to government investigations, it is our policy to cooperate with all searche

lisa fromer, liberty hill. after two years, it's gratifying to see that the u.d.g. is not the overarching city-wide guideline. and all waivers have been deleted. but it's vague generalities and modern bent still won't guide development that in any way complements our older residential or historic neighbourhoods. many eastern and downtown districts and other neighbourhoods already have their own very granular-specific guidelines. an appendix in the first version of the u.d.g.s listed 33 of them. the latest draft now applis to the neighbourhood commercial corridors. that's the residential commercial interface that has always been part of the residential fabric. the r.d.g. has the detail and granularity to inform design here and includes historic preservation but not u.d.g. there is nothing in the u.d.g. that speaks to light air privacy. and now there is a little more on light wells. the reason it's up to neighbourhoods to write their own special area guidelines for their n.c.d.s is neither necessary or advisable. worst of all tu.d.g. is being applied to historic distr

pressure fromer regulators around the world for not paying enough taxes.year which means new potential risks in the world of technology, early on bloomberg surveillance, google discussed the biggest risks for 2018. certainly means a lot more internet everywhere and it also means a lot more software and devices with programs running everywhere. you hear the term internet of things, leaving your bees run by software and i am sorry to tell you that a lot of it will have bugs, those bugs will get exploited. if i'm worried about anything, it is being surrounded by buggy software and that is what 2018 will deliver. does the software -- this miracle, this iphone, whatever we do with them every day, it is a job creator and a benefit to ae society or have we become part where it is an advantage tucson but truly a disadvantage to semi-others? quasi-natural i would put it that way. devices,are enabled they have definitely done a great doing good for us. true, ithink that is think we just have to be a lot more aware of the potential risks that this dependence is placi

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view fromere the bluebay would be that perhaps you are a little bit too in your rereading of the u.s.y market. you're going to get for great -- break heights. it is martin luther king day. they are flat at the moment. they are saying is four rate hikes from the federal reserve. it will not be a similar taper tantrum, but perhaps a drift higher. you will see central bank come in and buy the bonds at 2.6, 2.7. .at's up we are shy of the .6% yield in germany. draghi's message going on hold? a move in is pricing rate in december of this year. two hikes going into june of next year. these markets are beginning to rerate, reprice, and reconsider interest-rate risks for 2018. those are your markets. let's get to juliette saly. she has everything else going on in your first word news. juliette. juliette: carillion has said it will take steps to enter liquidation. the company said its board has concluded it had no choice but to take steps with immediate effect. that decision came after talks with key financial and other stakeholders including the u.k. government. u.s. president donald trump is

heard fromer we one councilmember saying the european central bank should adjust the policy guidance.purchases in one move. i'm also looking at some of the other moves. we talked about treasuries. % for the at 1.99 two-year deal. and the german yield, watch out for any abrupt moves on the german. tom: let me to the bloomberg right now. i'm going to bring up bitcoin today. this is a pretty fancy chart with removing averages. i am not going to go into the nuances. this is what i would call an elegant chart. it flat out violates the support. i will not go into the fancy talk of point and figure. that's an ugly chart, as bitcoin under 11,000 or 12,000 right now. francine: this is my u.k. productivity chart. this is my conversation with larry hatheway. quite like this chart, i think it is meant to be my chart. this is what i am looking at. we brought it back to 1994. tom: that is a great chart. francine: we will push it up for the listeners on radio. the blue line is the trend. white isicks up in actually what we have had, the number we have had. this has a lot to do with how you measure o