what went wrong? melindait looks like when the gaming industry turned, when the pro -- when the games became more male games, more shoot 'em up. if you think about the early games that i played, pac-man, the adventure games, the atari games breakout, they were , gender-neutral. when you got into these very combative games that were male centered, and more and more men got into the industry, to women it just started to feel unwelcoming. when you get that flywheel going where an industry becomes single-sex focused, it feels unwelcoming to women. so they might join it, but if they don't see other people around them -- we all know people look for role models. if they don't find it, they say, i want to get out. so we think that is probably what went wrong in the computer industry. emily: how did you encounter bias throughout your career? melinda: you know it is , interesting. i encountered it far more in industry than i did inside of microsoft. microsoft was growing by leaps and bounds when i got there. i felt lik

go from here let's break today don't lose chief political correspondent melinda crane welcome melinda what's the chancellor's next move. well as you mentioned a moment ago she will be meeting with other european union foreign ministers and iranian officials at the beginning of next week to talk about what next steps could be and we're told that the european countries that were signatories to the agreement are looking into how they can protect european business interests in iran going forward any sanctions now imposed by the u.s. would be in relation to new business with iran the recent investment that has occurred as long as the agreement was fully enforced that would not apparently initially be affected but the u.s. law has a very long arm u.s. sanctions are extraterritorial as it's known and apparently european union officials and european union foreign ministers of the signatory countries are looking into whether they could in some way protect european businesses going forward when they do invest in iran because clearly if european union if european investment dries up iran will have very

what back channels? melinda: let me bring shani ro zanes into this because we are very near the end of our program. we are closerng to a comprehensive deal on a ran on all of these points. what do you think is the likelihood of that? shani: the chances are slim to none. had he wanted to improve the deal, he should have stayed with negotiations. he has been very harsh. record,king at trump's he is promising better deals when it comes to paris, obamacare, better health care for americans. i have not seen him finding constructive solutions yet. melinda: let me ask you this, coming back to the european's move, you want to see bolder actions from the e.u. are you satisfied with the blocking resolutions that would tell european companies, do not go along with the u.s. sanctions? if so, who will indemnify them for their losses? shani: it shows the helplessness of europe. they are desperate, grasping at straws, and this is what they can come up with. toyou said some other way implement it, enforce it, very limited. i am

melinda: of course, what you can do and what we have seen done, as you just described, but we have certainly seen it elsewhere as well, is set up a concept of alternative truths that discredit the truth itself. i checked the trump twitter archives this morning and discovered that trump has tweeted about fake news no less than 194 times since he won the election. he has referred to reporters as enemies of the people. is this just trump being trump, or is he in fact absolutely undermining a free press? let's take a look. >> go ahead. go ahead. go ahead. no, not you. not you. terrible.ization is your organization is terrible. let's go. go ahead. quiet. quiet. go ahead, she's asking a question. don't be rude. don't be rude. not going too, i'm give you a -- i'm not going to give you a question. you are fake news. go ahead. go ahead. melinda: could you say it is just trump being trump? being rude to critics has a long-standing tradition amongst politicians, and he is sibley doing it his own way. yes, he is doing it his always, and politicians have been lying. that is normal. model in that he does

think that is very much reflected by the finance minister's position on this issue and melinda briefly beyond germany what about the entire european union i mean can brussels afford to take control of its defenses and to do what trump has been hammering about for more than a year certainly brussels is paying more than lip service to that. amongst the proposals that have been put out there by the french president emmanuel mccall at the very top of the list is much more coordination on defense procurement and on planning and in fact we have seen the birth of the new initiative here in the european union known as pes go that is supposed to be essentially complimentary to nato but that would see european countries working together much more closely on defense issues for two reasons one is a sense that the u.s. is not longer going to no longer going to be willing to play the kind of role that it has in the past in terms of being a guarantor of peace in europe and the second reason is the sense that this is one project that both eastern and western european countries really can agree on and therefore i think yo

been very active with military charities and youth charities so imagine what they will become is they will become a bill and melindaention to themselves necessarily. i thought what was very interesting is, i do know how much harry winston paid for that add... we don't show adverts on the bbc. they must've paid through the nose for it. otherjewellery is available. there is power in love, quoting the bishop, bishop michael curry. what you make of the sermon? controversial on social media. a lot of people have absolutely loved it and some people thought it was too long. what did you think?m and some people thought it was too long. what did you think? it was extraordinary. with everything going smoothly and according to plan that was the one thing that surprised everyone. courtesy of the sun we heard that used the word love 68 times. the whole thing went on for 13 minutes and 34 seconds. it seemed to go on for a lot longer. is that partly because you weren't expecting something like that? is nice to have surprises. everything else was so far so royal wedding and that was just extraordinary. the way that metaphor got ex

emily: you both said you will , butnue to work together what is or biggest concerns about this administration? melindaation is making major budget cuts and the ussage that sends about caring for others and help countries move to filter aspirations of moving from lower income countries? we are pulling back on that and that is a big concern for my husband and i. emily: that was melinda gates, cochair of the bill and melinda gates foundation. and one more highlight of the tesla earnings call, musk says getting the company cash flow positive is not a certainty, and he also mentions automation and thinks cost will decrease by getting rid of the production stations that are poorly suited to robotics. that does it for bloomberg technology, a reminder we livestream on twitter and check us out weekdays at 5:00 p.m. eastern in new york and 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the following is a paid program. the opinions and views expressed do not reflect bloomberg lp, its affiliates, or employees. >> right now it is all new, a paid presentation for meaningful beauty by cindy crawford. >> with sp

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melinda and jobs here are hard to find. back beside this a back a river it's raining again and these farmers what the kenya government to do more. everybody is crying here. all one family about a thousand families are crying because. they lost everything i think you know that there's a. big block trying. to split. the aid agencies the people are now dependent on a hard pressed to meet demand and the government is coming under heavy a pressure to devote more resources to the crisis. all right still to come on counting the cost could tourism out shine mining as a potential big employer in south africa. but first ongoing strikes an air france k a lamb of course europe's fourth largest airline more than three hundred fifty million dollars so far this year the c.e.o. also said he's stepping down after the breakdown of talks with unions the french government said the airline needs reforms oil may not survive a one year arm for a man your macross historic election when public opinion is divided on france's youngest president and how he's handled the powerful unions that tasha butler has more from paris. in one year emanuel mcconn

melinda and jobs here are hard to find. back beside the subject the river it's raining again and these farmers what the kenya government to do more efficient now is. everybody is crying here. all one family about a thousand families are crying because. they lost everything i think with you know ten days or so good luck trying to. displace. the aid agencies the people are now dependent on a hard pressed to meet demand and the government is coming under heavy pressure to devote more resources to the crisis andrew symonds al-jazeera. in kenya. to indian our seventeen year old girl is in critical condition after allegedly being gang raped and set on fire a man's been arrested in connection with the attack first degree burns to seventy percent of her body and in indian administered kashmir the trial of eight men accused of raping and murdering an eight year old girl has been moved to a neighboring state the supreme court made the decision after the victim's family and your ear said they faced death threats the incident has led to protests across the country priyanka gupta reports. they look at peace but this family is in pain pro

parliamentary studio melinda a large commemoration is planted there were twenty five years ago the then german chancellor helmut accord distance himself from the memorial service for victims what has changed in germany in the last twenty five years. well certainly at the political level a great deal of the chancellor at that time helmut kohl announced that he wouldn't be going he refused to go in the speaker said it was because the chancellor didn't want to take part in condolence tourism that's simply unthinkable today we will see the chancellor attending a memorial services today in dusseldorf and we will also we have heard a large number of german political leaders government leaders speaking out for example the foreign minister saying an attack on any immigrant here in this country is an attack on all of us and this memorial is a time to remember that we must speak out we must not turn away we must not remain silent so a very clear political message there and yet there are still vestiges of the kind of attitude that helmut kohl reflected at that time if you remember the asylum laws had just been tightened in germany twenty five years ago and in fact there were debates with

melinda gates, the current political climate, and her. the tesla call, elon musk talking about the production of battery packs. here's what he had to say.in output hours, in the last 24 the factory managed to achieve , per 2000 packs per day week. hour would be a rate of 5000 cars per week. ♪ ofly: than latest edition bloomberg ".0, i caught up with melinda gates. in their annual letter written every year, to express a wish president trump to more respect, when he speaks, and when he to tweets. president, no matter who he or she is, has a responsibility to the moral authority and be a role model. i think the views today coming out on twitter and this president don't represent our views of women in society. i am in the school system a lot all over the country. and staff ands teachers are teaching the kids is what is important in this country, about not bullying and treating people equally and having respect. you have a role model at the top, and he has made their job a lot harder. bill'syour name and vicehave come out as presidential candidates. >> who want to work with whatever frustration that comes in the office, we need to come and t

melinda and jobs here are hard to find. back beside the sabbat the river it's raining again and these farmers what the kenya government to doore efficient now is but. everybody's crying here. not all one family about a thousand families are crying because they've got little lost everything i think we'll see you know ten days or so with blood crying out there. already been displaced. the aid agencies the people are now dependent on are hard pressed to meet demand and the government is coming on the heavier pressure to devote more resources to the crisis andrew simmons al-jazeera bad and good in kenya. it's been a year since emanuel macro won the french election twelve months on public opinion in france is divided on the country's youngest president his opponents call him the president of the rich who ignores the plight of the poor and others think he is reviving france's fortunes growing the economy and raising the country's international standard the trash about law has more from paris in one year emanuel mccall has rocketed from relative obscurity to international prominence the french president is bounded on to the world

melinda and jobs here are hard to find. back beside this a back a river it's raining again and these farmers what the kenya government to do more. everybody is crying here. all one family about. crying because. they lost everything i think you know. so good luck trying. to split the aid agencies the people are now dependent on a hard pressed to meet demand and the government is coming under heavy a pressure to devote more resources to the crisis andrew symonds al-jazeera. in kenya. that i'm a person has been sworn in for another six year term as russian president for eighteen years or a challenge reports from moscow. it was a long walk to a bloody putin's inauguration broadcast live and step by step on russian state t.v. through endless kremlin corridors he's walked for eighteen years of marring the pictures along the way downstairs across hallways finally him to the brights moscow may sunshine and a drive in a brand new russian made limousine. at last he entered the kremlin's ornate alexander roski hall where dignitaries were waiting but still the american wasn't over finally on to the podium to deliver the type of orator

melinda and jobs here are hard to find. back beside this a back a river it's raining again and these farmers what the kenya government to do more efficient now is but. everybody is crying here. not all one family about a thousand families are crying because they've got little lost everything i think we'll see you know ten days or so but block. already been displaced. the the people are now dependent on hard pressed to beat demand and the government is coming under heavy pressure to devote more resources to the crisis andrew simmons. still ahead. of the presidential office and. killing at least six people. to join the protest movement and. which is about. from brisk listening. to the i'm trying to this of southeast asia. hello there the rain is gradually beginning to pep up over parts of china once more the last system looks like it's trying to clear away but don't choose they still just about clinging on to this little patch here just in the northern parts of vietnam and into the southern parts of china and then on wednesday it will spread further northward so it's here across the growing she in guangdong province and then