you have setbacks and successes of change.ory my microsoft work was when i was very young. s 17.d when i and that was my primary focus until i was 53 when i made the transition. for the early part of that, i was maniacal. i wasn't married, no kids and i didn't believe in weekends. until i was 30 i didn't believe in vacations at all. so it was incredibly fulfilling to write the code and beak hands-on -- and be hands-on. i didn't have that breadth of the --ge that would left that would let me play my role at the foundation. i think it was good foundation. after i met melinda and got married and started having kids, i was looking at the world more broadly. thinking about where the wealth could go. and they are equally difficult. you always know you could be doing better. building the team and thinking about things in a better way. so you see the positive results that you always want -- results, but you always want to do better. david: let's talk about microsoft. you started it in high school and you were driven to do that in computers. you alone? bill: it was a fairly special t

in over three decades, he went to gates's top lieutenant to microsoft ceo, and is perhaps -- in 2014, steve ballmer left microsoft after a 14 year rain, bringing his trademark enthusiasm from the boardroom to the basketball court after a $2 million trade deal to buy the clippers. emily: steve, thank you so much for joining us. iheard a rumor about you that couldn't possibly believe to be true, which was that you were shy growing up? that's a truee: rumor. emily: tell me about that. steve: when i was a little kid if someone's dad was at home or i didn't know the people, i would sit out in the car sometimes because i would be so nervous and in shock. when i got to college, a friend way.ne described it this hi, i'm steve ballmer. my hand a sweaty because i'm so nervous to meet you. i'm glad to say over time it has changed. emily: you have brought life to software conferences that will never be seen again. where did that guy come from? steve: there was a breakthrough for me, literally. when i was football manager at harvard. it is a very intimidating thing to get up in front of a hundred

i was going out and telling people about the magical -- magic of software which was good for microsoft also helped me understand the opportunities, the huge change agent that software individually -- software and eventually software plus the internet would become. i was having fun, it was amazing, but i always thought, hey, we are one step away from not leading. we have to keep doing better. david: when you had the famous ibm contract, you wanted the contract to produce the operating system. why did they let you own it and they had to license it? was that a mistake on their part? mr. gates: this is before graphics interface, when you just had text on the screen, so the software ms-dos was the key thing. it got to be more of a high-end machine including this ms-dos. they do not see how big this would be and their legal department did not want to take responsibility for the code. they had a limited license. we understood that this was a seminal machine and other people would do similar machines so that was advantageous to us. they did not see the value in the software. they thought the h

♪ emily: he got his start at microsoft as employee number 30, personally recruited and hired by bill tes. in over three decades, he went from top lieutenant to microsoft's ceo and is perhaps best known for bringing light to software conferences that will never be seen again. in 2014, steve ballmer left microsoft, bringing his trademark energy and enthusiasm from the boardroom to the basketball court with a $2 billion deal to buy the l.a. clippers. joining me today on bloomberg studio 1.0, steve ballmer. ballmer group cofounder and owner of the l.a. clippers. steve, thank you so much for joining us. i heard a rumor about you that i couldn't possibly believe to be true, which was that you were shy growing up. "studio 1.0 that -- steve: that's a true rumor. emily: tell me about this. steve: when i was a kid, if somebody's dad was at home, i would literally stood out in the car because i would be so nervous and shy. when i got to college, a friend of mine describes it this way -- hi, i'm steve ballmer, my hand is sweaty because i'm so nervous to meet you. [laughter] over time, that has ch

so until my 20's and 30's, i think -- so for my 20's and 30's, i think of microsoft thing was perfect. i did not have the breadth of knowledge that would let me play my role as the foundation. i think it was good preparation, and then after i met belinda, got married and had kids, i was looking at the world more broadly, thinking about where the wealth should go, and i would say they were equally difficult. you always know you could be doing better. that you shared -- you should learn more, getting and building the team. thinking about things in a better way. so you see the positive results but you always want to do even better. david: let's talk about microsoft. you started that when you were in high school, and you were driven to be involved with computers. were you alone, did many people know about computers? mr. gates: it was a fairly special time because computers when i was young were super expensive. my friend paul allen and i actually snuck into places at the university of washington when they had computers that were not used at night. we were fascinated by what the computer c

♪ ♪ david: when you were doing microsoft at the beginning, you are doing the coding yourself, and youknew more about coding that anybody, but now you have so many other responsibilities. when microsoft develops a new piece of software, are you able to talk to the software engineers at the same level you could 20 years ago? mr. gates: i am nowhere near as hands-on as when i was writing the code, but in my career this evolution of being in individual performer than a manager, manager of managers and then looking at broad strategy, you have to get used to the fact that you do not have as much control. i try to understand enough about software that the trade-offs we are making about features, the basic design, i still enjoy those discussions, and even today at microsoft, we get to talk about, ok, what should the next office do? how could windows be better? how will the interface change? those sort of things. i am able to participate but it is a way more complex deal than i could actually write all of the codes myself anymore. david: when somebody turns on the computer today, they have to

-- like citibank and microsoft.e foreign clients today, huge companies, but as the tensions between china and the u.s. and russia seem to be escalating, especially when it comes to cyber security -- ashlee: it just seems like that would make it so much harder for you guys to expand. ashlee: you think with the tensions between the u.s. and russia right now that russia would be upset if you had an office in silicon valley? ashlee: you think of hackers sitting in a basement with their hoodies and their hats. these are the people who hunt them. this is russia's largest cybercrime event. ashlee: ilya started this in college with a few buddies. one of them is the company has had hacker hunter -- the companies had hacker hunter -- the company's head hacker hunter. ashlee: i visited the moscow office to find out more about how dimitri chases cyber criminals. community --acking is that the biggest cybercrime community in the world? ashlee: what's the art of that and the technique? ashlee: what does a russian hacker look like

people have basically been trimming their amazon, facebook, google, and microsoft. we've had 1,100 basis points of relative underperformance versus the bottom 250 in the s&p. and now perhaps there's a little bit of money going back in there. but there's also this. it's almost directly correlated to your tax rate. the tax cut's not going to help them. >> what's going to help, they have $84 billion in net cash. this is alphabet, okay? and that is certainly going to help them. they just announced a $7 billion buyback in october and they are now going to have this cash that they can go and do some stuff with. we know that the linkedin microsoft deal just closed. that was a $26 billion deal. alphabet has never made a sizable deal. maybe that happens in -- >> not chasing a late rally. this stock is trading exactly where it was five months ago. >> and trades at 12 times next year's expected earnings. the stock just rallied. we had that one-week chart here. i don't chase stocks that do that sort of thing. but i want to look out and target the next identifiable catalyst. that

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facebook, google and microsoft are teaming up and they will andte a digital database content can be flaggeda video shows up on twitter a cannot also be posted on facebook. tell us little more. it gives it a fingerprint. if it seems to be related to a terrorist organization and it pops up, they would be able to stop it in the future and immediately alert microsoft and google. it is down to the individual service provider as to whether they take that particular video off-line if they do find it on a particular service provider, but it is meant to show eu , today it became official that the eu said you're not doing enough quick enough. you promised us six months ago when you joined this agreement, this code of conduct, that in 24 hours you would be able to basically take down any offensive hate speech or terrorism related postings. only 40% of that has been taken down within 24 hours. germany, where i am normally based, is seriously trying to clamp down on this. they're saying by the end of next year, we want 70% of these taken down. we are seeing these four companies trying to get ahead and w

. ♪ >> he got his start at microsoft as employee number 30, personally hired by bill gates. andree decades, he went from top lieutenant to microsoft ceo and is perhaps best known for bringing life to software conferences that will never be seen again. in 2014, steve ballmer left ,icrosoft after a 14 year reign taking his enthusiasm from the boardroom to the basketball court with his deal to buy the l.a. clippers. joining me, steve ballmer, former ceo of microsoft and owner of the l.a. clippers. thank you so much for joining us. you that iumor about could not possibly believe to be true, which was that you were shy growing up. steve: it is a true rumor. emily: it is true. tell me about this. a little kid,was if somebody's dad was at home come if i did not know the people, literally i would sit out in the car sometimes because i was so shy and nervous. when i got to college, a friend of mine describes it this way, hi, my name is steve in my hand is sweaty because i am so nervous to meet you. i guess you can say it has changed. emily: quite considerably. you brought life to softwar

. ♪ emily: he got his start at microsoft as employee number 30, personally recruited and hired i cofounderecades, he went from gates' top lieutenant to microsoft ceo, perhaps best known for bringing light to software conferences that will never be seen again. in 2014, steve ballmer left microsoft, bringing his trademark energy added boozy as from the enthusiasm boardroom to the basketball court with a deal to buy the l.a. clippers. today on "studio 1.0," steve ballmer, former ceo of microsoft and co-owner of the l.a. clippers. steve, thank you so much for joining us. steve: thanks, emily. emily: i heard a rumor about you that i possibly -- cannot possibly believe to be true, which is that you were shy growing up? steve: that's a true rumor. emily: tell me about this. steve: when i was a little kid and somebody's dad was at home and i did not know the people, literally i would sit in the car sometimes because i would be so nervous and shy. got to college, a friend of mine describes it this way, "hi, i'm steve ballmer, and my hand is sweaty because i'm so ervous to meet you." over time, that

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protecting your money--- what you should look for the next time you go facebook-- google-- twitter and microsoft are joining forces to take down terror content. the tech giants recently announced they are identify extremist content through a digital hash-- which is like a digital watermark. the idea is that by sharing these hashes in a global database with their partners-- it will be easier to identify and remove any terror content online.the four companies signed a voluntery pledge earlier this year-- saying they would work to remove terror content within 24 hours. new billboards in milwaukee are hoping to put the breaks on the growing opioid and heroin epidemic. the billboards encourage parents to speak with their children t those drugs.you see them up for at least the next couple of months. you'll soon see aurora healthcare clinics in some walgreen's stores in southeast wisconsin. there'll be a total of eight locations, five of them in our area... mequon, milwaukee, south milwaukee, wauwatosa and brookfield. three more clinics will open in other area walgreens stores in the spring. thieves ar

talk to us about your vision for the hybrid cloud, and how it plays out in the realm of microsoft andn and google which are at war for territory here. >> think about it right now, there is one real leader in cloud and that is aws. microsoft has done a lot of work with -- 65, their office application cloud. but that's still to be tested at scale. google is in the very early days of thinking about what products, what services it will build in the cloud itself. one cloud is amazon. even that has not been tested for the global 5000. we have some really large customers, 10, 15, 20 of those that probably drive the majority of the revenue from. so, what is going to look for the global 2000, the global 5000, which spends probably 80% from these 5000 companies. and they have complexity of different kinds, which is not the long tail of smb customers at amazon or these internet companies amazon has. i think that is where the real frontier of cloud is going to be. what you do about operating in 100 countries, hybrid security, and everything has to become hybrid and the operating system has to str

guiding the technology wave of the future and is this at the core of microsoft -- isn't something thatuld -- and when i look at those three dimensions this checks all the boxes and when it comes to the integration we wanted to try it a really different approach even notice of the netjets i have about which is up you want to be very integrated of the customer scenarios that we want to be able to preserve the operating the culture,gton, their brand and how they have built this fantastic professional network so that is really what i think is going to be very different about this, and even if you look at our own past and our recent past -- minecraft -- and just down the road here there is a team called the powerpoint team which of course is long basked -- but has been one the most successful acquisitions of microsoft's we do have a history of getting it right, as well. emily: you are getting a huge enterprise, salesforce, a huge additional customer base with office. how much do you think microsoft 's membership -- linkedin's membership? with a skyrocket by multiples? >> well, we certainly

bono: you mentioned bill gates and microsoft. think it is all the same thing. bill, talking to him about leaving microsoft, this is a guy that will change the world twice. who gets to change the world once? he gets to change the world twice. first with microsoft and then the foundation. wherever you find people like myself, shaking the tree, you will find bill gates and melinda gates are in their camp. we couldn't move without the bill and melinda gates foundation. i remember having my first conversation about the gates and he wasn't sure about advocacy. even the richest man in the world discovered, as deep as his pockets were, he had to work in partnership with governments to really shift the needle, which is what he has done. charlie: he will tell you that, he couldn't do what he did unless you got government involved. government is the own -- only institution with the resources and power to do it. what you have done, what bill has done in his own way and others, they have tried to ignite the resources of the private sector bec

also, top executives from facebook, amazon and microsoft are expected to be there. he faced strong opposition from many tech leaders during his campaign. they are interested to talk about growing jobs and how the industry can help the government become more efficient. >> look at this, could this be the uber car of the future? starting today, the self driving cars loaded with sensors are hitting the streets san francisco. the right share company is expanding their pilot program testing the vehicles. we are in the south of market area where the cars are rolling out. >> yes, this is the warehouse where they have been storing the vehicles. without not know it, we are on how arrest street with no sign, no indication of what is happening here, but, today, they are coming out into the open, out on the public streets. can you ride in one. here is video of the self driving uber car on the streets of san francisco that we shot this morning. the volvo s.u.v.'s have sensors to accelerate and break and change lanes without a driver. this is someone in the driver's case just in ca

cooperating with russian law enforcement while serving major international clients like citibank and microsoftge tensions, but as between china, u.s., and russia seem to be escalating when it comes to cyber security -- ashlee: it just seems like that would make it so much harder for you guys to expand your business. ashlee: do you think that with the tensions between the united states and russia right now, rest would be upset if you had an office in silicon valley? ♪ ashlee: you think of hackers as these guys sitting in their eestnet with hats -- in their basements with hats and hoodies on, while this is what the people who hunt them look like. ashlee: he started the group in college with a few buddies. one of them is the company's head hacker hunter. ashlee: i visited her moscow office to find out more about how he chases cyber criminals. is the russian hacking community , is that the biggest cybercrime community in the world? ashlee: what is the art of that in the technique -- and the technique? ashlee: what does a russian hacker look like? who are these people? ashlee: they now occupy an un

at the table, the heads of amazon, apple, facebook, ibm, and microsoft, among others. >> they tend to lean left, so they're not really supportive of donald trump. that said, they tend to be libertarian, many of them are anti-government regulation. aixa: -- aixa: trump's transition team says the president-elect is willing to sit down with people the campaign, if they have ideas on making the country better. today's roundtable focused on jobs, trade, and innovation. >> this is an initial list of people who got together, who wanted to sit down with mr. trump to talk about his agenda, his vision. aixa: meanwhile, trump's cabinet nominations near completion, . >> the momentum and the pace of this transition will continue forward all the way into the holidays. aixa: trump formally announced rick perry as his pick for energy secretary. >> perry certainly knows energy, the job of the department of energy is working on and protecting the nation's nuclear stockpiles and nuclear energy, even nuclear weapons. aixa: the president-elect is also reportedly preparing to name montana congressman ryan

we're going to turn our .ttention to offices many companies like google, facebook and microsoft are hard to make their offices more attractive. spaces where fun is almost as productivity. that's because increasingly, logicalo technology advances, staff no longer needs to be in the office. the building will be more intelligent. for more, i'm joined by the c.e.o. and founder of unwork.com. thanks for joining us, sir. what will our offices look 20 or 30 years from now? about tofice is undergo a fundamental reinvention. people have different expectations. the office will become more activity-based. a place for people to come when be there, to choose where they want to work based on what they have to do and who with.ave to work that'so, the real work taking place. >> we often hear that our offices will be, quote, unquote smart. what kind of advance technologies will we see? >> the technologies really interesting. smart buildings are about to come to realization. great examplese in paris. work teching the smart buildings symposium in december. a smart spacee of within the market, which is show

. >> exactly, catherine, we talked before about nissan and microsoft, they're teaming up to connect autos to the internet, now honda and google are eyeing a partnership to get self-driving technology on the road. the automaker wants to equip its vehicles with software developed by the i.t. giant. honda plans to test the system on u.s. highways. the company has also been developing its own driverless technology, but now executives are looking to google to help gain an edge on rivals. >>> now let's check on markets. tokyo share price s opened lowe on this last trading day of the week, that is after the dow jones failed to break above the 20,000 mark. trading volume is relatively low and investors are locking in profits before the holiday on friday which marks the emperor's birthday. right now the neikkei trading lower by almost .3%. the dollar is trading in a narrow range at the mid 117 yen level. 117.6, to be exact. the greenback has taken a pause after strong gains and it's lacking direction as there are few trading cues. the euro has bounced back against the dollar. now trading at 1.04.

and elon musk to tesla, facebook, bezos, tim cook, apple, ceos of microsoft, and all entering behind me. trump tower. a photo opportunity. told from a source close to the meeting the focus will be on jobs and the quote was bringing good jobs back to the united states which would be interesting. you've heard donald trump being pretty critical of apple manufactures in china and microsoft and amazon, also manufactured quite a bit of goods over in china, but you can imagine that this can go beyond just jobs. i'm also told they want to talk about making the government more efficient, but we could hear things about immigration, tax reform, trade. we'll be able to -- hopefully we'll have more details after the meeting but certainly it will be an interesting group of people to be in the same room at the table with donald trump, brianna. >> certainly will be. and we've seen some of these meeting before. the media wcame to talk to donad trump. a spirited exchange. knowing what's gone on between silicon valley and donald trump, is this going to be a bit of a woodshed moment, do you think? >> re

and microsoft. many tech leaders in silicon valley opposed president-elect trump's campaign... but one source says today's focus will be on jobs and how the industry can help the government become more efficient. bill cosby returns for day two of his key pre-trial hearing in pennsylvania this morning he's been charged with aggravated attack on andrea constand 12-years ago. during yesterday's hearing-- cosby spoke twice to correct prosecuting attorney kevin steele. steele incorrectly stated cosby's age and the location of a hotel. the hearing is to determine if 13 other women who leveled similar accusations against cosby should be allowed to testify. "growing pains" star alan thicke has died... after he reportedly suffered a heart attack playing hockey with his teenage son. the 69-year-old was rushed to the hospital but later died. he was most famous for his roll on the 80s sitcom "growing pains". and he most recently appeared on the netflix reboot of "fuller house." thicke is survived by his three sons...singer robin thicke...brennan, carter and his wife tanya. instead of "out w

recall you're going to want to know about before you start planning your holiday dinners and parties. microsoft... launching a new chatbot. why it says this one won't be taught to post racist comments... like its infamous predecessor tay. and talking cars? why the department of transportation wants to mandate high technology wakeup news. anchors adlib weather over live pic partly sunny and cold with now . wind chills will be sub-zero all day. when more snow arrives next. less than a year after a microsoft chat bot began spewing racist rants on twitter... the company has launched a new - and hopefully improved - bot. microsoft says it's learned from its mistakes with tay. that's why its new bot zo is on the messaging ap kik instead of twitter this time around. twit tay to say inappropriate things... including praise for adolph hitler... so microsoft is putting zo on a private messaging platform that's geared more toward teens. the company hopes the new platform will help control zo's conversations. the department of transportation wants all cars to be able to "talk" to each other and to traffic

and vision. you think about the global footprint that microsoft has, one billion customers plus and you think about ability to seamlessly integrate our network. social fabric throughout microsoft's ecosystem. the possibilities are almost endless. emily: you're saying this will create the social draft for cloud and jeff has been saying that lincoln will operate independently like a whatsapp or youtube. is it integrated or independent? guest: it is independent and integrated for customers. think about what we're are really talking about. there is a microsoft graph which is about a full, the relationships of other people so it is all the artifacts. even the dynamics are part of that. you connect that with the professional graph and then you start completing the scenarios. you do not need to change the need for social networks but you need to bring these things together seamlessly. grow: linkedin could not as fast as the market expected it to grow. you guys are saying this deal increases microsoft dos market by 58%. what is the change in strategy, how does microsoft help lincoln grow much faster than i

among the biggest winners, nike, ibm, apple, exxon and microsoft. tyler? >> melissa, i'm tyler mathisen. thank you for joining us. here is what is happening at this hour. apple's new air pod earbuds are now available on online ahead of the holiday rush. they hit the stores next week. nfib says it is small business sentiment index jumps to the second highest on record. and 85.5% of all u.s. airline flights were on time in the month of october. who had the best performance? hawaiian airlines, the most on time arrival. the worst, virgin america. michelle? >> welcome to "power lunch." i am michelle caruso-cabrera. we have a busy two hours ahead. we kick it off with your big market story today. the dow just a stone's throw away from hitting 20,000. bob pisani live at the nyse as we close in on the big 20 k. bob, first you, the preview. >> yes, the important thing is what pushed the dow and all the other major indices to historic highs in the most recent leg of the rally has been a notable rotation. look at the sectors in the s&p 500 in november that were the ma

and facebook and microsoft, twitter and youtube are joining forces to single out the worst terrorist propaganda and prevent it from spreading on-line. they will list a database of identifying so-called fingerprints. the joint effort is expected to launch next year. i'm kelly wright and that's a look at news and now take you back to "red eye." >>> what should you do if a kangaroo has your dog in a headlock? you could try reasoning with the roo or take a different approach. >> he actually has hold of the dog and not the other way around. as he runs in we realize it could get duane russ. it could get dangerous. [laughing]. >> you have to love australia. let's face it. that happened during a hunting trip in the australian out back. let's see it again in slow mo. >> the roo switches his attention to tom and sizes up his next victim. the crafty buck comes forward ready to attack. to save himself he launches a right hand to the kangaroo's face. he swivels the roo's head and then they eye each other off. he leaves the buck stunned over what has taken place. >> a man -- the man is said to be

they include executives from apple, facebook, google, amazon, and microsoft.osen montana congressman ryan zinke as interior secretary. trump has also chosen former texas governor rick perry as energy secretary. last night, trump appeared at a "thank you tour" rally in wisconsin with house speaker paul ryan. trump supporters booed ryan. at last night's rally, trump praised the accomplishments of his secretary of state nominee, rex tillerson. trump said tillerson "will be a fierce advocate for america's interests around the world." right now the countdown is on to inauguration day. we are now 37 days and about 6 hours away from the inauguration of donald trump - and prfeparations are in full swing. suzanne kennedy joins us live from more. and winter weather celebrity chef jose andres - calling a truce with the in a tweet, andres suggested the two drop their lawsuits and donate the money to veterans. the president-elect sued andres after he abandoned plans for a restaurant at trump's d-c hotel, citing the then-candidate's comments about immigrants. andres counter

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facebook and google and microsoft and twitter said they would share the terror videos to combat the spread of the aftter. >>> missing mh-370 is not in the area where the authorities are looking. only scattered pieces have been floated to the shore and the search for the body of the plane is slated to end in 2017. the flight vanished on the way from kuala lumpur to beijing in 2013. 239 people on board. >>> christine lagarde found guilty of negligence from a charge when she served as french prime minister. she is accused of giving preferential treatment on a legal challenge on the government. lagarde's lawyer says she will repeal. so far, no punishment handed down by the court. the board has met and reiterated its support of their chief. >> interesting situation with her. >>> it remains to be seen what impact if any the assassination of the russian ambassador to turkey may have on the effort to evacuate residents from eastern aleppo. new clues may emerge when the foreign ministers from turkey and russia meet in iran today to discuss strategies on potentially ending the conflict. more than 13

they already ask bill gates this question and they already know the answer although bill vest proud what he did at microsoft are in africa. i think in the next few years, member ship south of the equator is going to dwarf the member shi'ite north of the equator and their voices are going to drown out ours and mine and i look forward to it. and i wanted to make music. >> rose: who are they? >> see they are the young the next the new of comes. they are civil society people. they are university students who know that their potential is not being used. and they are changing their world and we're just hopefully partnering with them. but i'll be soon out of a job as an activist who has to come on filling the table with tiger. >> rose: you talked with tiger wood. >> i did. i want to know was this. >> rose: to your mates, they wholeheartedly with you on this and say go to it brother, we're with you? or do they say in some cases did you have to go get involved. >> they are wholeheartedly behind us with caveats. >> rose: what are the caveats. >> don't make it by yourself. and you know, they don't say that but i know

. >> today donald trump will meet with tech leaders from apple facebook google amazon and microsoft as part of his white house transition efforts. last night trump promoted unconventional pick for secretary of state oil exec rex tillerson during his thank you tour visit in wisconsin. >> rex will be a fierce advocate for america's interests around the world. [applause] >> exxon mobil co tillerson has no diplomatic experience but has run one of the biggest global companies in the world. some lawmakers include something republicans who are key to the confirmation process are voicing concerns though about his strong ties to russia. trump also named former governor of texas rick perry to be secretary of energy. perry once said he would eliminate the agency and montana congressman ryan zinke is the president-elect's choice to run the department of the interior. >> 5:37. happening today the temple owls will that officially introduce their new football coach. jeff collins will make his appearance at a news conference this morning at 11:00. collins spent the past two seasons with the florida ga

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who had the companies of the greatest minds in cyber space, everything from facebook to apple and microsoftand alphabet which is the parent company of google. you see them there and you think why cannot we stop this? don't we have the greatest minds out there? >> i think we do. the relate is there is a lot more we can do. right now the ability to network far as paste the ability to protect the note woetwork. the initiative continues to remain with the attack. we are highly vulnerable and as we start moving to the future, the internet things, we are going to have exponential growth and activities and attack service and opportunities to attack us. we also know that they are good at hiding behind proxies. how good are we identifying and finding out who's behind it after the fact. attributions is still a work in progress and knowing who's behind it. it is still a difficult task guarantee with 100% certainty. we got other intelligence that we can gleam whether it is human intelligence or signal intelligence or you name it. if we. >> reporter: on-- if we are onl looking at the cyber straw, we are

agreed do make concessions and keep microsoft products available to try values and another major hurdle between the merger between alaska air and virgin america with antitrust approval so authorities do not think it will hurt competition, alaska had to scale back their partnership with eastern in to get it approved. talking dolls coming spreading secrets according to some privacy groups who single out a doll with a complaint filed with the federal trade commission said the toys collect and use personal information that children share with their toys. the company did not spend to a contact by the "wall street journal" with stocks flat today after 11 record highs since the election and the dow is up less than a point and nasdaq and s&p 500 slighter lower. >> it is cold. be prepared. especially for the bay area. bring an umbrella later on. >> i thought you were going do sing, "baby it's cold outside." >> brrr it is cold in here. >> that works. >> good morning, from our east bay hills camera you can see the high clouds, we are going from frost to clouds to rain today from ice t

rapper and super star kanye west, and microsoft founder bill gates. john roberts is covering all of this in west alice, wisconsin, where mr. trump will continue his thank you tour. >> it is very glamorous here and cold as well. about nine degrees. that's why you see just a small group of people lined up in front. most wisconsinites are waiting for the doors to open. let's start with rex tillerson. some concerns on capitol hill that he is just a little too close to vladimir putin for their liking. back in 2013, he received an order of friendship with putin for cutting a deal in russia, and not because he was very good friends. there is praise for him with mitch mcconnell saying he will throw his full support behind dillerson. robert gates praising tillerson's vast knowledge and kesz dealing with dozens of government leaders throughout the world. reince priebus playing down any issues with tillerson's rip with putin, here he is this morning on "fox and friends." >> having relationships with people is not a bad thing. i don't know how we got to the place

it may not have a workable means of accessing government together and third, not all companies are structured like microsoft which has a relatively location driven approach to how it accesses data. companies like google and facebook are constantly moving data around and make it sometimes hard to ascertain where particular data is located at the particular moment a warrant was served or importantly, a company like google or example has trusted its operations so that it's data can only be accessed by law enforcement teams in the united states. let's assume the united states government serves a warrant on google for data associated with accounts. if some or all that data is outside the united states, facebook can respond under the second circuit court ruling. the government then goes to that foreign jurisdiction, the foreign government says we love to help you but we can. we don't have jurisdiction over the people that can access that data, you do. and the practical result is it means there's no way for law enforcement to access that data pursuant to lawrence on probable cause. so a big company like google can

stuff. >> don't shift. >> so there is a great disconnect between the ambitions of the apples and microsofts people trying to use these things for the first time. >> right now, if you buy a computer system and you want to solve one of your problems, we immediately throw a big problem right in the middle of you and your problem, which is learning how to use the computer. substantial problem to overcome. once you overcome that, it's a phenomenal tool. >> steve jobs thought that a computer should require no technical skill. he thought that it should be capable of generating artistic endeavors and not just number crunching business things. >> is there anything you would like the see it do? >> we would love to have it in a book right now about this size but that's technically impossible. >> steve's like i want to make a friendly computer. a computer that comes from a different kind of place. that owes its inspiration to people who are thoughtful and creative and human and humane. >> this is an experimental office system at the xerox research center in palo, alto, california. >> what flowers? my a

for the broader list and for active managers which typically do not own 3% of exxon and apple and microsoft talking my own book, but i think the odds that active managers do much better are their sibling because of the evaluation situation we are in, sort of the bifurcated valuation situation. julie: thank you so much for coming in. it is great to see you in person . we usually see you from a little monitor. up, arguing that parliamentary approval for brexit is so obvious a child could understand it. we are live at the supreme court as the hearing wraps up. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ julie: i am julie hyman. this is "bloomberg markets." amk: and live from london i mark barton. the latest on the u.k.'s move toward brexit as the appeals hearing wraps up. they argued they are giving the prime minister the authority to leave the e.u. without parliament approval would "crucify human rights." joining us is patrick, scottish, welsh always a ramping up the pressure today. what were they arguing? : first and foremost they were saying they were not here to try to block brexit or stall it, but clarifying

top executives from apple and google and facebook and microsoft scheduled to meet with trump on wednesdayere in new york city. it is a notable meeting because many leaders spoke out against trump during the campaign from silicon valley. sources with knowledge of the meeting say the high power executives are expected to attend. apple's tim cook, larry page and sheryl sandberg and sat ya nadella. noticeably absent from the list is amazon's ceo and washington post owner jeff berzos. it is interesting to watch the transition he has been extending the olive branch to some. some are taking and many are not. >> many or most are meeting with him. he is the president-elect. if al gore can go and meet with trump. >> it is hard to say no to the invite. >>> smooth sailing for disney's "moana" at the box office. the third weekend in a row at number one. it brought in $145 million to date. the jennifer aniston comedy "office christmas party" brought in $17.5 million. there is buzz for "la-la land." it opened in five theaters, but brought in $855,000. that is an all-time record. the only movie really th

within 24 hours, this pleasant teenage chatbot turned into a racist, abusive, sexist entity and microsoft removed it from the internet within 24 hours of releasing it and apologized profusely about the event . and the important thing here is that they didn't anticipate this was going to happen. some of the news that explained what was going on blamed us as humans for being horrible people on twitter and turning this cute little chatbot into a horrible mess. what you might not realize is that microsoft didn't do this unknowingly . they had a similar type of chatbot that was being used for two years previously, very successfully in china, interacting with as many as 40 million people so what was really the difference between when they rolled it out in china versus when they rolled something out on the general internet on twitter, that's what i will talk about. but the important thing here that i want to contrast from a technological standpoint is that out of the weekly in the machine learning space there's a lot of shared technology between these two systems so you might think that a comput

ceos of companies like apple and microsoft sat down with president-elect trump. today mr. trump officially named rick perry as energy secretary. in a statement the president-elect said the former texas governor would help make america energy independent and create a vast new wealth for the nation. perry has previously said he wanted to do away with the energy department. >>> one of two senators to invite mr. trump to the national prayer breakfast. every president since dwight eisenhower has spoken at the event. >> and we have also learned "america's got talent jarksz star will be singing at the inauguration in january. the pittsburgh native says she's excited for the honor. she was runner up on america's got talent in 2010. >>> the community of new town, connecticut observed 15 minutes of silence today to mark the fourth anniversary of the deadly school massacre there. 20-year-old adam lanza killed his mother and then went to the sandy hook elementary school and killed 20 minute and six dumts. people of different faiths came together to remember the sandy hook victims. they

microsoft's scale and efficiency will grow as they fill out what they built already today. if you think about it, microsoft today is about a $3 billion run rate, azure cloud business. and amazon, when they reached about a $6 billion business, was at that point a high teens adjusted operating margin business. so microsoft doubles in size, margins will increase because they're going to be filling out space they're not using today. >> why is there the assumption that it will have the same trajectory in terms of gross margin gains when it is one of several players. >> smaller number. there san assumption no discounting or competition. >> supply coming on, basically, right? >> more supply coming. more demand, more supply, but the fact is microsoft offers a differentiated offering. microsoft is 70% platform as a service. that's bulli gbuilding on the w server, unique assets that companies can go to microsoft for. amazon is 85% infrastructure, only about 15% platform. there is a mixed difference. microsoft has unique assets. data centers everywhere in the world. if you want someone