alisa: they need returns.tors have seen over the last five years is for every dollar they are putting to work, especially in the private market space, they've gotten three dollars back. this been a flood of capital back to finance and they are trying to find homes to put it. reinvestment risk is one of the biggest things they are dealing with. they are looking for a safe pair of hands to continue to invest going forward. they're looking for the ongoing basis of not just one year or two years money are looking for five years, 10 years. global managers, managers who have insight into many industry groups who were not just a one trick pony and can only create value in one way, but managers who can truly pivot and manage global businesses. overall, investors would like returns. they want returns in a consistent basis. david: what is a reasonable return assumption right now? brian: we need to think about returns on an absolute basis and relative basis. on absolute basic am everyone it knowledge is that returns will

alisa: i am alisa parenti and you are watching "bloomberg technology." let's start with a check of your first word news. president trump welcomed german chancellor angela merkel to the white house today. it is the first meeting between the world leaders after trump won the election. merkel's high-profile visit comes at a crucial time for u.s./german relations. they held a joint news conference after the meeting. house leaders are planning to vote on the plan to replace the affordable care act next thursday. the proposal has been criticized by house conservatives who say it is too similar to obamacare and offers few cuts. a governor sent a letter to mitch mcconnell with house speaker paul ryan saying they oppose the plan. the legislation does not ensure adequate coverage and shifts significant cost to the state. -- to the states. rex tillerson says the u.s. is considering all options to counter north korea's nuclear threat. he criticized china over moves to block a missile defense system on the peninsula. tillerson spoke today in south korea. he heads to

alisa: the u.s.stigating claims about 40 people said to be mostly civilians were killed in a mosque after an alleged u.s. airstrike at an al qaeda gathering in syria. friday prayers were canceled across rubble-hope parts of syria while the search continues for potential survivors. british prime minister theresa may says the u.k.'s sticking to her timetable for steering the country out of the e.u. she addressed the conservative conference today in wales. >> during the next two weeks, we gger article 50 a begin negotiations to secure departure from the european union. great national moments define the character of the nation. we have a choice. deniedsean spicer flatly the u.s. apologized to britain over allegations british intelligence spied on president trump after the spokesman cited a fox news commentator that the british helped president obama spy on mr. trump. a british spokesman called the report utterly ridiculous. the irish prime ministers opposed to a hard border between england and ireland af

alisa: the e.u.g prime minister theresa may how tough the upcoming brexit negotiations will be. a series of interviews and leaked documents show leaders vowing the e.u. loses more than it gained. germany says the e.u. will not grant many concessions. even ireland wants the u.k. to pay an exit fee. president vladimir putin praised the close ties between the russian and turkish militaries today as he hosted the turkish president. relations between the countries were strained after turkey shot down a russian military jet in 2015. both nations have brokered a cease-fire that helped reduce the scale of fighting in syria and cosponsored talks this year between the syrian president's government and the opposition. greek's main opposition party is warning prime minister alexis tsipras it will not bail out the government. creditors are demanding more austerity measures. we talked with the party leader. >> we are not going to vote for those. we made that very clear. we feel these fiscal measures are at a cost

alisa: u.k.nks may be left out in the cold as to go stations for an amicable brexit heat up. he circulated guidelines to block member saying a free trade agreement can only be finalized after the u.k. leaves. administration officials cite concerns an agreement for london banks to access the single markets could be impossible. scotland's first minister formally requested a second referendum on independence today. have the right to exercise the right of self-determination. she sent the prime minister a letter formally requesting the transfer of powers to allow the vote. the french candidates as if he is elected, he will make fighting islamic extremism a top priority. he is also proposing a european alliance led by france and germany. he and his wife are under investigation for misusing state funds. elections begin april 23. the former finance minister says it is now up to top lawmakers to provide assurances of political stability. he spoke to bloomberg after his dismissal during an overnight cabine

this is bloomberg. ♪ alisa: i'm alisa parenti. you are watching "bloomberg technology." prime minister theresa may called the terror attacks today, quote, "sick and depraved." four people died and 20 others were wounded. police say the lone attacker was killed after he stabbed an officer. prime minister may says for now the terror threat remains the same and parliament will open as usual tomorrow. london's metropolitan police said to expect additional armed officers across the city. nunes, chairevin of the house intelligence committee, says president trump's communications may have been monitored during the transition as part of an incidental collection. >> i have seen intelligence reports that clearly show that the president-elect and his team leasti guess, at monitored and disseminated out in intelligence. alisa: president trump responded to the announcement that some communications may have been picked up during government surveillance. president trump: i very much appreciated the fact that they found what they found. news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 jo

this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alisa: i'm alisa parenti. you are watching "bloomberg technology."ith a check of your "first word news." a judge in hawaii expected to rule on the revised travel ban before it goes into effect at midnight. of the lawsuit claims it hurts hawaii by highlighting the dependent on international travelers its ethnic diversity and reputation as the hello hostage. a requests denied from native americans to stop oil from flowing through the dakota five ipad while they repeal -- dakota pipeline. it likely clears the way for oil to flow next week. and south korean prosecutors tend to question the ousted president next week about the corruption scandal that removed her from office. her impeachment cost the former president immunity. a new election will be held for her successor on may 9. and the u.s. drawing up plans that would deploy up to 1000 more troops into northern syria, according to the washington post. citing defense officials familiar with the matter. it comes ahead of the offense of to retake the capital. and the family of a ship captain taken hostage

this is bloomberg. ♪ alisa: i am alisa parenti and you are watching "bloomberg technology."peaker paul ryan is defending the g.o.p. health care bill as budget analyst predict 14 million people would lose coverage next year and 24 million over the next decade. ryan says the congressional budget office analysis does not take additional steps the g.o.p. led congress and trump administration would take to lower cost. tom price spoke moments ago. >> we disagree strenuously with the report put out. we believe our plan will cover more individuals at a lower cost and give them the choices they want for the coverage they want for themselves and a family, not that the government forces them to buy. caroline: britain's house of congress charlie: comments -- theents has rejected measure. the house of lords must decide to reject or delay the passage. a prosecutor has ordered the release of hosni mubarak. it is nearly six years of legal proceedings against the four to --former egyptian leader. he was acquitted of charges he ordered the killing of protesters during the middle of the 2011 u

this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i'm alisa parenti and you're watching bloomberg technology. minister theresa may says the u.k.'s on a two-year timetable to wrap a trade deal with the eu, despite a claim by the danish prime minister that the process will take 15 years. may says it's in the interest of the u.k. and the eu to close the deal quickly. she pledged to trigger article 50 by the end of march. scotland may hold a second referendum on the u.k. next year, according to scottish minister nicola sturgeon. independence is inevitable unless the u.k. softens its brexit stance. -- some favored another top politician over the former prime minister. he was reelected at the eu summit in malta. russian president latimer putin and israeli president benjamin that yahoo! held talks in moscow today on the assisted -- on the situation in syria. net yahoo! forcesaise concern about in syria. japan says the 185 cases of cancer found in children who live near the 2011 fukushima nuclear disaster cannot be linked to radiation. doctors at fukushima medical university said the cases were found

i'm alisa parenti, this is bloomberg. bloomberg technology is next. ♪ caroline: i'm caroline hyde, this is bloomberg technology. google's advertising crisis goes global. the u.s. joins the u.k. in the backlash over terrorism. fitbit turns 10, the ceo reflects on the early hypergrowth and the recent troubles facing the company in its turnaround efforts. the senate votes to nullify fcc broadband rules. that means for internet giants and your data. to create a lead google's advertising crisis goes global. it began with an investigation by the london times newspaper, which found, some ads ran with you to videos promoting terrorism and anti-semitism. the guardian newspaper -- even the you pay government called u.k. ads from google's display network and youtube. then wednesday, the boycott spread across the atlantic, with at&t, verizon, johnson & johnson, halting spending on ads. google tried to head off the backlash this week, but eric schmidt told people that google cannot guarantee that this will not appear. how big of a pro

this is bloomberg. ♪ alisa: let's start with a check of your first word news.sh counterterrorism officer said police found no evidence the westminster attacker was associated with islamic state or al qaeda. he said it was not a subject of interest for counterterror police or intelligence services before last week's attack. meantime, britain says a planned russia by the foreign secretary has been postponed. the trip is being delayed because a nato foreign minister is leaving the scene. marine le pen says in france rejects her plan to pull the country from the euro currency, she will resign. she leaves ahead of the april 23 and april 7 voting. she is planning a referendum if elected. she says if it is a no, i will go. president ordered finance minister robin gordon to abort a weeklong roadshow in the u.s. it is raising concerns the embattled leader can be preparing three shovel his cabinet. the eu has summoned an envoy from the philippines to its when the latest rant from the president. he reportedly threatened to hang u.s. officials proposing is move to reimpose

. ♪ alisa: i am alisa parenti and you are watching "bloomberg technology" let's check "first word" news prime minister enda kenny is offering to help -- irish prime minister enda kenny is president thelp speaking at the u.s. capitol s-1 of eventsrump, celebrating st. patrick's day including a one-on-one meeting at the white house. officials in the southern france say a student opened fire at high school today, wounding 2 other students and the principal, who tried to intervene. prosecutors on vista getting a link after aek letter exploded at the imf office in paris. one person was wounded. the incident came one day after a greek anarchist group claimed responsibility for a letter bomb sent to the german finance ministry. britain's queen elizabeth as given royal assent to prime minister theresa may's brexit bill. to invokeoose one article 50 of the lisbon treaty, which would begin the exit process. israel's high court has recognized ties that the a because a study that could recognize rights. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countr

i'm alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. ♪ selina: i'm selina wang, in for caroline hyde. this is "bloomberg technology." coming up, nine months after the historic vote, the process of brexit is underway. we will discuss what it means for the u.k.'s $25 billion industry. plus, samsung hopes to put a pr crisis in the past. --would hear from the u.k. we will hear what brexit means for a music app. first, it's now official. the united kingdom triggers article 50. prime minister theresa may vows to get the best deal for this vow tohile eu leaders seek an orderly withdrawal. it could have a huge impact on the u.k. economy and cause a ripple effect across the globe. is sure to industry be affected. with me is joe cross. investors in his firm include paypal and richard branson. joe, your company has been very public and outspoken about its thoughts on brexit. they do not want the u.k. to leave the eu. what have things been like so far. what's the outlook on the company? been a very difficult time for people involved in brexit and f

this is bloomberg. ♪ reporter: i'm alisa parenti.herlands hits the polls tomorrow for parliamentary elections being considered a bellwether for the future of populism. the far right candidate is running just behind the incumbent two-time prime minister. elections, head of polls in france and germany over the next six months. british prime minister theresa may says the u.k. is on track to exit the eu on the timetable seat -- she set out. she addressed the house of commons saying she will formally trigger article 50 to begin the exit. the meantime, british and scottish leaders traded barbs over scotland's desire to hold a second referendum on independence. the scottish minister nicola sturgeon says she intends to ask voters in 2018 or early 2019 if they want to leave the u.k. french presidential candidate into anas been charged investigation for taxpayer-funded jobs for his family. the chart has damaged his chances at winning the presidential election. thousands of public doctors in kenya have agreed to and a 100 a strike for better pa

alisa: i am alisa parenti and you are watching "bloomberg technology." let's start with a check of your first word news. president trump visited a religious school in florida, signaling his education agenda will focus on school choice. he began the tour of the catholic school in orlando with a visit to a fourth-grade classroom. teachers unions criticized the visit, saying it shows trump's hostility towards public schools. federal authorities have arrested a man in connection with threats made to at least eight jewish community centers nationwide and the anti-defamation league's headquarters in new york city. he appeared in federal court in missouri today. attorney general jeff sessions met with the head of the naacp today. that's after sessions suggested the justice department would limit federal investigations of troubled police departments. the naacp say sessions' policy signals a troubling decline. -- decline in the country's commitment to civil rights. vice president mike pence used his personal email as governor. says theana star" account last year

things that alisa mentioned earlier in north korea. expect a lot of headlines.ll bring them to you once we get them. lots to talk about. ♪ caroline: this is bloomberg technology. be one of the most innovative minds in silicon valley and founder of google x where he led various projects like google self-serving car and glass. the company just announced to nana degree programs along with 19 positions. we asked how these new partnerships will help students land jobs. >> we have companies ranging from google x two irobot in these are silicon valley type companies. there's a huge gap in the world between the talent that exists today and the talent you want. caroline: the timing is fascinating because it would there was the executive order by donald trump. this is something that is dependent on by silicon valley to get the right talent. >> absolutely. amazing talent in this country. we have the best university system in the world. it gives people the typos skills -- more self driving car engineers than all university combine -- universities combined. caroline: how muc

well, since all of that happened alisa filed for divorce.has five children together and police say trevor convinced their 14-year-old daughter to leave a window opened at alisa's house which is apparently how he got inside and abducted her. police says she upset and they're interviewing her to get more details but she's alive and that's the news they were hoping for sharrie. >> alicia thank you. >>> two former high ranking penn state university and officials reached a surprise plea deal related to the jerry sandusky case. tim curley the exathletic director and gary schultz the university's former vice president both pleaded guilty to misdemeanor child endangerment. prosecutors said the two failed to report a complaint that sandusky was seen abusing a boy in a team shower. the school's ex president graham spanier is also charged. jury selection in his trial is scheduled for next week. >> all right. time now for an update on that accuweather forecast. >> it a. and a busy one with the snow heading our way. meteorologist adam joseph here now wit

then alisa caldwell, immigration and home and security reporter for the associated press will be on. she will talk about the newly revised travel ban. be sure to watch c-span's at 7:00on journal live eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. the national association for business economics hosted a policy conference in washington dc. next, peter navarro, white house trade council director talks about the trade policy goals of the trump administration. this is 50 minutes. >> na

alisa: i am alisa parenti and you are watching "bloomberg technology." intel hits the ignition switch, the $15 billion acquisition. details on how the by went down. drive that almost didn't close. the inside track on how it got derailed. an offensivees on as the ceo teases an ipo, ahead. first, to our lead. intel is spending $15 billion for a foothold in the self driving car market. it's buying mobileye, which makes chips for cameras and driver assistance features. in the second largest acquisition ever for intel and the largest ever for an israeli company, shares in mobileye surged on the news. large caught up with the intel ceo earlier and asked him why he is shelling out so much money for self driving car technology. >> we think combining intel in mobileye allows us to have a singular unit, but if you take a look at where driverless driving 2021ing, we're working on models. you have to make a model and build your platform today in order to be there in 2021 in the model start hitting the road. cory: what has intel's approach been, and how might it chan

joe: alisa: am alisa parenti and you are watching "bloomberg technology.".s. workers, president trump signed executive orders today aimed at cracking down on international trade abuse for the directives will enforce penalties for potential violators. the white house says it will soon share financial information about top staff members on its website after concerns the president has start his team with some of the wealthiest people ever to serve in government. congressional investigators rebuffed michael flynn's offer. the committee says it is too early to discuss a deal. congress is investigating russia's meddling in the election. state rextary of tillerson and james mattis are overseas and stressed the importance of nato. tillerson called nato the bedrock for transatlantic security. convicted south carolina church shooter dylann roof will plead guilty to murder charges to avoid a second death sentence. he has been awaiting state

i'm alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. "bloomberg aussie -- bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ anchor: i'm cory johnson. this is "bloomberg technology." tesla gets a boost of cash after the chinese internet giant tencent by the state. uber in the spotlight again him at this time by their own choice, coming out with their first ever city reports. first to our lead. a cash boost for tesla. tencent spot a 5% stake in the company. as part of a round of investment the company announced they were going to borrow, but could there be a raised stake in the future? and tesla have no operation plans in the future, but that may change depending on how the ties develop. we start with you. what the heck is tencent thinking? only --they won't i what do they want out of a 5% stake? guest: they look for the fastest-growing companies and make an investment. they have a far ranging portfolio. they are really charting their plan to take ownership of this world of connected electric vehicles in the future. they are not the only players in china.

: i am alisa parenti and you are watching "bloomberg technology."first word news. president trump welcomed german chancellor angela merkel to the white house today. it is the first meeting between the world leaders after trump won the election. merkel's high-profile visit comes at a crucial time for u.s./german relations. they held a joint news conference after the meeting. house leaders are planning to vote on the plan to replace the affordable care act next thursday. the proposal has been criticized by house conservatives who say it is too similar to obamacare and offers few cut

the governor of connecticut has lisa: i am alisa capex "bloomberg technology."nd you are watching "bloomberg technology." "bloomberg technology." during a trump spoke meeting with carmakers in detroit. he is expected to unveil new plans during a trip wednesday to michigan. meantime, the president and --na's she's in pink capex president may meet next week. they will meet at the metalico resort in florida. washington and other states fighting to block the revised travel ban what a hearing tomorrow before a seattle judge. a complaint filed on their behalf says the ban is unconstitutional. other states joined washington in pushing legal action. the ban goes into effect thursday. senate minority leader chuck schumer is warning republicans that a test to pay for the border wall by the funding -- defunding planned parenthood would fail. a partial government shutdown would begin on april 29.

. >> alisa. >> are you a couple, siblings or strangers?> jimmy: are mike and alisa couples, siblings, strangers? i'm going to have to go through everyone individually and get your -- okay. here we go. let's see. >> we're strangers. i think we'd be good friends. >> do you think more than good friends? >> yeah, i think, yeah. >> jimmy: i thought they were siblings too. that happened today, they've already lasted longer than half the relationships on "the bachelor." next up. >> what's your name? >> anthony. >> tiffany. >> are you guys a couple, siblings, or strangers? >> jimmy: how are -- a couple? okay. a couple of siblings? mostly couples? let's find out. >> we're a couple. >> are you sure you're a couple? >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: that unbelievably awkward kiss was all the proof we need. let's see another one. >> what's your name? >> mike. >> jeff. >> are you guys a couple, siblings, or strangers? >> jimmy: what do you think? all right. this one's mixed. i'm getting a lot of "couples" here. >> strangers. >> strangers, yeah. >> jimmy: just two b

: i am alisa parenti and you are watching "bloomberg technology."mp welcomed german chancellor angela merkel to the white house today. it is the first meeting between the world leaders after trump won the election. michael's high-profile visit comes at a crucial time for u.s. /german relations. they held a joint news conference after the meeting. house leaders are planning to vote on the plan to replace the affordable care act next thursday. the proposal has been criticized by house conservatives who say it is too similar to obamacare and offers few cuts. governor sent a letter to mitch mcconnell that house speaker paul ryan saying they oppose the plan. the legislation does not ensure adequate coverage and shifts significant cost to the state. rex tillerson says the u.s. is considering all options to counter north korea's nuclear threat. he criticized china over moves to block a missile defense system on the peninsula. tillerson spoke today in south korea. he has to china tomorrow. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 20

. ♪ alisa: i am alisa parenti and you are watching "bloomberg technology."t with a check of your first word news. president trump visited a religious school in florida, signaling his education agenda will focus on school choice. he began the tour of the catholic school in orlando with a visit to a fourth-grade classroom. teachers unions criticized the visit, saying it shows trump's hostility towards public schools. federal authorities have arrested a man in connection with threats made to at least eight jewish community centers nationwide and the anti-defamation league's headquarters in new york city. he appeared in federal court in missouri today. attorney general jeff sessions

th alisa: i am alisa parenti and you are watching "bloomberg technology."a check of your first word news. president trump visited a religious school in florida signaling his education agenda will focus on school choice. theegan the tour of catholic school in orlando with a visit to a fourth-grade classroom. teachers unions criticized the visit saying it shows trump's hostility towards public schools. federal authorities have arrested a man in connection with threats made to at least eight jewish community centers nationwide and the anti-defamation league's headquarters in new york city. he appeared in federal court in missouri today. attorney general jeff sessions met with the head of the naacp today after sessions suggested the justice department would limit federal investigations of troubled police departments. and a place if he sessions' policy -- naacp say sessions' policy signals a troubling decline. vice president mike pence used i his personal email as governor.

scarlet: that does it for "what' ♪ alisa: i'm alisa parenti.loomberg technology." let's start with a check of your "first word news." the fed raised its benchmark interest rate today. the move reflects the quality economy and could mean higher rates on consumer and business loans . it rose a quarter percentage point. the forecast is to more hikes this year. and the house intelligence bipartisan committee says they have seen no evidence of supporting claims that trump tower was wiretapped by the obama administration. jeff sessions also says he gave no indication to the president that his phones were tapped. the justice department wants more time to gather evidence. the president says his administration will restart a review of federal requirements for the fuel efficiency of new vehicles. he spoke with executives today promising to make it easier to assemble cars in america. and the netherlands exit polls suggest that the prime minister has one of parliament terry election, according to the ap, which is says anti-islam candidate -- has had a poor

alisa france works on wall street. >> she's great, amazing and powerful.st opposite the bulls shows this little girl, it doesn't matter you size, you that power in you. >> reporter: it's part of a movement. that has grown since president trump's inauguration. miriam mejia has been on the march. >> this is our moment. the little girl is just, it's an attitude, i'm empowered. >> reporter: empowered with a message to the titans of wall street. alex wagner, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: a girl with true mettle. from cbs news to all of you all around the world, we wish you a very good night. >>> are ben affleck and jen garner calling off their divorce or is ben hooking up with his other ex, jen? >> it was my first like adult heartbreak. >> rumors are swirling but we have the real story. then is scarlett johansson's divorce getting nasty? what we know about a custody battle brewing. >> being a working mom is an incredible challenge. >> if scarlett is traveling overseas, then there a chance he could prevail. >> a michael jackson movie. only we can take you to th

alisa padaw is also coping with the loss of her youngest son, killed when the government shelled wau shilluk last month. he was only 12 years old. she also has two teenage sons who are missing. >> ( translated ): when the shelling hit, the hot soil fell on me and burned me here on my chest. then, immediately, our house started burning. >> reporter: since leaving wau shilluk, padaw and her family have survived mostly by eating leaves. they left all their harvest behind when they fled for their lives. >> ( translated ): we came with empty hands. we left all our things there. when we go to sleep, we just pray to god that he will assist. when the day comes, we look for the leaves and the fruits from the trees. >> reporter: the u.n. says 100,000 people are at immediate risk of starving to death due to a manmade famine, the civil war having prevented farmers from planting and harvesting for three years. aid from the u.n.'s world food program has started trickling in, but the u.n. says the government has prevented its delivery to civilians in rebel- controlled areas. while they wait for aid

alisa france works on wall street. >> she's great, amazing and powerful.just opposite the bulls shows this little girl, it doesn't matter you size, you that power in you. >> reporter: it's part of a movement. that has grown since president trump's inauguration. miriam mejia has been on the march. >> this is our moment. the little girl is just, it's an attitude, i'm empowered. >> reporter: empowered with a message to the titans of wall street. alex wagner, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: a girl with true mettle. from cbs news to all of you all around the world, we wish you a very good night. >> right now on off script. debate is underway on the gop plan to replace and repeal obama care. but with democrats united in opposition and some republicans saying they can't support it, is the bill dead on arrival? ahead, the washington examiner will discuss republican opposition, and what president trump is doing to help push the plan through the house. but first, a day without a woman. the ambitious follow-up to the women's march. asking half of the world's populatio

alisa france works on wall street. >> she's great, amazing and powerful.just opposite the bulls shows this little girl, it doesn't matter your size, you that power in you. >> reporter: it's part of a movement. that has grown since president trump's inauguration. miriam mejia has been on the march. >> this is our moment. the little girl is just, it's an attitude, i'm empowered. >> reporter: empowered with a message to the titans of wall street. alex wagner, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: a girl with true mettle. from cbs news to all of you all around the world, we wish you a very good night. captioning sponsored by cbs ca media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org hazardous fuel. neighbors demanding.. they be moved from bay area railroad tracks. good eveni >>> kpix 5 news at six begins with a battle over trains hauling hazardous fuel. neighbors demanding they be removed from bay area railroad tracks. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida in for allen martin. new at 6:00, wine country neighbors are pushing back against a plan to store rai

alisa france works >> she's great, amazing and powerful.he bull shows this little girl, it doesn't matter your size, you that power in you. >> reporter: it's part of a movement that's grown since president trump's inauguration. miriam mejia has been on the march. >> this is our moment. the little girl is just, it's an attitude, i'm empowered. >> reporter: empowered with a message to the titans of wall street. alex wagner, cbs news, new york. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and be sure not to miss "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm tony dokoupil. >>> wikileaks is threatening to raise the stakes after releasing thousands of top secret files allegedly stolen from the cia. they show how the agency hacks

i'm a alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. >> this is "bloomberg technology." nine months after the historic vote, the process of brexit is officially under way. we will discuss what it means for the u.k. plus $25 billion simtech industry. we will discuss the debut of the 8. and what does brexit mean for the music cap? first to our lead, it's now official -- united triggers article 50. prime minister theresa may vows to get the best deal for the u.k. eu leaders found to seek an orderly withdrawal, but what transpires over the next tier of years could have a huge impact over the british economy and cause a ripple effect across the globe. york, the u.s. general manager at transfer white, the u.k.-based peer-to-peer money transfer firm . your company has been very public and outspoken. they do not want the u.k. to leave the eu. what have things been like so far. what is the outlook on the company? . has been a very interesting time for everyone involved. we are a platform for moving money between countries. customersunt of our are people who live international liv

i am alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. "bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ cory: i am cory johnson.his is "bloomberg technology." coming up, snapchat wins on wall street but the real reason analysts are bullish. whatsapp creating a backdoor for intelligence officials. the new debate over privacy encryption. a self driving car accident grounds uber's autonomous cars. some are now back on the road. first, some investors had a rocky start for the failed health care vote on friday. we have abigail. there was a lot of pressure over the weekend. what do you see? abigail: the worst open for the s&p 500 for the year. the worst week for stocks last week. some bearishness. some expectations of seeing strong selling. we saw some recovery. the nasdaq slipping into the positive territory. at the end of the day, an unchanged close. the dow down eight days in a row, the longest bearish street steak since april 2011. still some bearishness there. as for the nasdaq and why the tech heavy index finished modestly higher, it largely came down to biotech. it was up more than 1% on the day being helped b

hour, ip later in the will be speaking to alisa w od. -- wood.or private equity and more this international women's day. we are halfway into the trading day today.

i am alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. "bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ caroline: i am caroline hyde. this is "bloomberg technology" live from new york. no risk, no reward. they bolted to the top tier after being the first to bet on snap. we speak with the managing director. it is her job to make sure they play by the rules. does the e.u. have it in for apple, facebook, and google? you will hear our exclusive interview. card.sk's first report how did the pivot to the cloud impact their bottom line? we will crunch the numbers with the company's interim c.e.o.. first to our lead, snap continues to pop on the new york stock exchange. shares continue to rise, ending the day up 10%. also riding high is its investors. they were the first institution to financially back it. it has been on a seller run in recent months. joining me now from san francisco, the managing director barry eggers and founding partner. what a story you have to tell on the back of snap. it was five years ago you sat in the kitchen and saw your doctor playi

i'm alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. "bloomberg technology" is next. i'm cory johnson. coming up, interest is after new ad revenue sources. drones are going industrial. on his speak to d.j.i. latest offerings. recent moves by the trump administration have e.u. privacy watchdog worried. a positive day for u.s. stocks. the nasdaq closing at a record high. abigail doolittle, what happened? funnily enough, it was a relatively quiet day. the major averages finishing up by .3%, but nevertheless we saw the nasdaq put in that record high. it traded up five days in a row. the small cap russell 2000 up six days in a row. so there is some bullishness. a five-day chart, we see that new record and what makes this worth noting is the fact it is the first record - close since march. 1. following the nasdaq 100 which put in a record close yesterday. cory: it's interesting because it seemed like the trump rally was showing signs of weakness. abigail: everybody was talkin about how it is -- the inflation is reversing. now we have forgotten about it. today, yes, we have these record highs

a alisa parenti, this is bloomberg. bloomberg technology is next. ♪ cory: i'm cory johnson.his is "bloomberg technology." tesla gets a boost of cash after the chinese internet giant tencent buys a stake in tesla. uber in the spotlight again, with their first diversity reports. first to our lead. a cash boost for tesla. tencent spot a 5% stake in the -- bought a 5% stake in the company. as part of a round of investment the company announced they were going to borrow, raise debt and -- "tencent and tesla have no detailed cooperation plan than a moment. but maybe in the future depending on how the ties develop." earlier losses about 3%. kevin carter joining me. tencent is about 8% of that etf. kevin, you can practice because -- what is tencent thinking at only a 5% stake? guest: they look for the fastest-growing companies and make an investment. they have a far ranging portfolio. they have invested in lyft and ai companies. they are charting their plan to take advantage of this connected, electric vehicles in the future. baidu and alibaba have been investing heavily. are slated

police believe this is the man who shot alisa banks. banks was gunned down last october in upper marlboro. another person survived. police believe the suspect tried to rob victims prior to the shootings. >>> we are learning more about a giant att outage this month. investigators found nearly 12,600 callers couldn't get through to 911 on march 8. there was a similar situation a few days later but only a small percentage of the 911 calls were affected. att says a network change caused the problem and the back up system couldn't handle the volume. >>> always watching, always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather. >> hi. >> is this the last cold day we have to endure? >> i think so. >> it's not really cold right now. >> if you are out of the wind and sun, it's not. wait for this weekend. it will be gorgeous. and the grass grow soon. let's start thinking about the three degree guarantee. i think i am okay today. we went 50 today. i think we're going to be all right. that's about eight degrees below average. our average high is 58 or 59. we w

i'm alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. "bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ i am cory johnson, this is bloomberg technology. coming up, pinterest is after new ad revenue sources. couldn't ipo be next? we will talk to the president of pinterest. dji on latestto aerial offerings. recent moves by the trump administration have e.u. privacy watchdog worried. but first to our lead a positive , day for u.s. stocks. the nasdaq closing at a record high. its longest winning streak since abigail doolittle, what february. happened? abigail: funnily enough, it was a relatively quiet day. the major averages finishing up by .3%, but nevertheless we saw the nasdaq put in that record high. the nasdaq traded up five days in a row. the small cap russell 2000 up six days in a row. that is its best streak of the year. so there is some bullishness. we take a look at a five day chart of the nasdaq we see that , new record close. and what makes this worth noting is the fact it is the first record close for the nasdaq since march 1. following the nas

>> i'm alisa parenti, and you are watching "bloomberg technology."tan police say a full terror probe is now underway after attacks at britain's parliament and westminster bridge. four people dead and more than 20 wounded, including police officers. the lease leave one man was behind the attack. he was shot and killed after allegedly stabbing an officer. the white house says president trump offered condolences today on a call with u.k. prime minister theresa may. secretary of state rex tillerson also condemned the attacks alling them "horrific." he spoke in washington, where officials from 68 nations are gathered for a summit on terrorism. president hollande says his government is looking into potential french victims. scotland's parliament canceled a planned debate over brexit. a spokesman for germany's angela merkel quotes the chancellor as saying "our thoughts are with our british friends or coat british friends." the attacks come one year after the deadly bomb attacks on the brussels airport and

. >> i'm alisa parenti, and you are watching "bloomberg technology."check of your "first word news." british prime minister theresa may has triggered article 50, marking the official end of britain's membership in the eu. a senior european diplomat says the eu will not seek to punish britain for leaving the bloc, but it will be presented with a divorce bill as high as $63 billion. hasation secretary devos accused her predecessor of -- -- thes her signature signature project by duncan did not produce any significant improvement. president trump's daughter ivanka is joining her husband as an unpaid adviser to her father. she already has a west wing office. her official title will be special assistant to the president. ar husband, jared kushner, is senior advisor. president trump is creating a commission to address the opioid crisis. new jersey governor governor chris christie will lead that commission. pre

huge among sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, family outfits, all looking for those returns that alisaiver: maybe i'm connecting dots on different size of the board, but i can't help thinking about the money coming on private equity. juxtapose that's all the money that has been going out of actively managed funds, hedge funds etc. does it kind of speak to the degree to which institutions and big many clients are looking to get some returns? jason: it is an interesting debate right now between active and passive. private arabic -- private equity has to make the case that we are alpha hunters and we are worth it. ultimately, this is a see game. private equity managers have to prove he is not only can i get you returns above and beyond public markets and just putting it in an index, but i can get you a lot more than you can get anywhere else. and i'm going to make you pay for it. is the standard fee come as you know, and that is a big chunk to pay. and yet, what they are hearing from public pensions -- we are in in a big way. oliver: some of those pensions have been taking money out of he

eastern time from -- for reporter: i'm a alisa parenti. you are watching "bloomberg technology."n isn't planning major changes to the affordable care act replacement plan, despite a cbo estimate that 14 million americans could lose health coverage next year. budgete, the white house chief is skeptical about that assessment. he says the cbo was wrong on coverage predictions or obamacare. white house spokesman sean spicer says the president is extremely confident the justice department will produce evidence former president obama had trump tower wiretapped. the gop has asked lawmakers for more time. the house says it has until 20.h the u.s. is considering more penalties on chinese companies in response to allegedly growing evidence of beijing support for north korea's weapons program, according to the wall street journal. the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson travels to asia this week. meantime, trump met with the crown prince to the saudi throne. it is the highest visit by a royal sense the election. energy transfer pa