would potentially be a third or a fourth bite at the appeal apple. i'll leave it at that and happy to answer your questions, supervisors. >> just through the chair -- >> commissioner safai. >> we're aminable to that and i think in this instance particularly because there's already an avenue that the particular appeal would come to the board of supervisors or potentially have come and there's really no reason for that to happen -- an additional time. >> so we're aminable and we can read into the record the particular language and work with deputy city attorney john gibnor on that. >> i'm happy to hear that we're on agreement on that and so not having the board of supervisors weigh in on loading zones nor passenger type loading zones. okay. >> so as part of a development project, yes. >> that are part of, yes. okay, so i think that concludes the presentations. is that correct? okay. and i'll just chime in real quick and say that i'm glad to hear, yes, in the last couple months some of the changes that m.t.a. are making. as staff know from the private c

determined apple had illegally profited from a sweetheart deal with the irish government apple is still appealing the decision but the company has agreed to begin paying into an escrow account as it waits for a verdict opel workers have taken to the streets again new french on a p.s.a. look set to slash jobs at the german comic despite guarantees p.s.a. has money in the first three years of this year it sold more than a million cars that's a record for the group so it is on track to hit its target of four million this year opel vauxhall accounted for more than a quarter of those sales but the brand posted significant losses last year and it remains in the red that's why p.s.a. is trying to cut costs but the workers aren't buying it. ople workers came from around germany to the ice in a protest organized by the egan mattel union the automotive workers want to show their solidarity parent company p.s.a. is said to be planning to fire around eight hundred employees almost half of its employees in the eyes in a region if it doesn't get wage concessions. to half the team could face the chopping block

apple is expected to appeal and an appeal board has reportedly deemed the patents in question invalid where apple is located, a house has come on the market with an asking price, a steal, $799,000. >> oh. so normally, that would be a huge bargain, except, well, the house in san jose is basically a shell. it was almost completely destroyed by a fire. still, the listing agent says buying the burned out home and remodelling it would be less expensive than the purchase price of any new home in the area which runs closer to $1.5 million. it's a bargain. >> it looks move-in ready to me. it's all about location, location, location. this house happens to be very close to where google plans to build a new campus as well. >> it gets lots of natural light through the roof and has a nice cross breeze as well. >> exactly. nice -- we might need it. it's a fixer-upper indeed. >>> coming up, new developments involving a scandal in a rising star in missouri. the governor of missouri receiving new calls to step down. >>> and hugh jackman and relationship goals. see why he's putting most guys to shame.

apple is appealing, but the company has agreed to be paying into an escrow account as it waits for aerdict. opel workers take to the streets. the french owner psa looks to/jobs at the carmaker despite guarantees. psa has money. in the past three months of this year, it sold more than one million cars, a record for the group, so on track to hit its target of 4 million this year. opel voxel accounted to a quarter of cars sold, but the brand posted significant losses last year and remains in the red . that is why psa is trying to cut costs. the workers are not buying it. >> opel workers came from around the germany for the protest organized by the union. workers want to show their solidarity. opel's parent company psa is planning to fire 800 employees, almost half of the employees in the region, if it does not get wage concessions. >> half of the team could face the chopping block him 800-900 could be fired. that is why i thought i should come here to show i am against it. i want all our jobs to stay in the region. >> we are not giving up our wages. we have earned it and fought for it.

determined apple had illegally profited from the sweetheart deal with the irish government apple is still appealing the decision but the company has agreed to begin paying into an escrow account as it waits revert. ople workers have taken to the streets again new french own a p.s.a. looks set to slash jobs at the german comic despite guarantees p.s.a. has money in the past three months of this year it sold more than one million cars now that's a record for the group so it's on track to hit its target of four million this year opel vauxhall accounted for more than a quarter of cars sold but the brand posted significant losses last year and it remains in the red now that's why p.s.a. is trying to cut costs the workers aren't buying it. workers came from around germany for the ice and protest organized by the egan mattel union the automotive workers want to show their solidarity parent company p.s.a. is said to be planning to fire around eight hundred employees almost half of its employees in the eyes in the region if it doesn't get wage concessions. to half the team could face the chopping block eigh

. >> they found face time and imessage infringed on patents but apple is expected to appeal. >>> this little car photo bombed the google maps car. >> the dog kept up with the car for awhile and as such was seen in a lot of photos. now he has been seen by millions. >> those are your tech bites. >> i love that. a local company wants to build the largest solar battery. >> the zoo is adding 14 new editions. you can help them welcome those new little residents this weekend. >> we obviously all had ch you want "streaming all you your favorite showsy. on the fastest internet" easy. you want "internet that helps you save on mobile" easy. you want "the best wifi you can pause with a tap." see? easy. time for bed. you want xfinity because it makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $40 a month for 2 full years when you sign up for tv. plus, get 3x the speed of at&t and directv. click, call or visit a store today. >>> good morning to you. waking up to this beautiful picture. winds are kicking up just a little bit. a few residual showers. in your on the road

both apple and ireland are appealing the ruling. >>> yahoo was sold to verizon last year. the fcc accused the sunnyvale company to disclose the breach. millions of users were hac >>> silicon valley companies are courting military veterans as the field of artificial intelligence and drone technology expand. sponsoring an educational program that demonstrates how apical their military training works. david louie was on hand. >> reporter: the capability of drones keeps expanding and with that, a need for people. hosting a group of veterans, military veterans to open their eyes what they could offer as veterans. >> should be thinking about how to leverage that experience set. >> reporter: these 25 are participants in a ten-day program. one of them is grant who separated from the air force two weeks ago after eight years of active service and four years at the air force academy. >> ai and drones are interesting to me. under lying a lot of the technology that is at the forefront. >> reporter: six veterans on his team which manufactures own veterans. jennifer is preparing to leav

both apple and ireland are appealing the ruling. >>> yahoo was sold to verizon last year. the sunnyvale company to disclose the breach. millions of users were hacked. >>> silicon valley companies are courting military veterans as the field of artificial intelligence and drone technology expand. sponsoring an educational program that demonstrates how apical their military training works. david louie was on hand. >> reporter: the capability of drones keeps expanding and with that, a need for more skilled people. hosting a group of veterans, military veterans to open their eyes what they could offer as veterans. >> should be thinking about how to leverage that experience set. >> reporter: these 25 veterans are participants in a ten-day program. one of them is grant who separated from the air force two weeks ago after eight years of active service and four years at the air force academy. >> ai and drones are interesting to me. under lying a lot of the technology that i at the forefront. >> reporter: six veterans on his team which manufactures own veterans. jennifer is preparin

and apple e apple had illegally profited from a sweetheart deal with the irish government apple is still appealing the decision but the company has agreed to begin paying into an escrow account as it waits for a vote. it was the deadliest accident of its kind five years ago today the collapse of a textile factory in bangladesh killed over eleven hundred workers the rana plaza disaster shed a painful light on the budget fashion industry with sweatshop conditions and little regard for workers' health and safety brands unions and the government pledge to improve factory safety at the risk of another deadly disaster remains. every step hurts and she hasn't been able to walk without crutches for five years. need to forbid was working as a seamstress at ronna plaza when the nine story building collapsed pinning her legs under the rubble for ten hours the compensation she received thirty five hundred euros wasn't enough to cover her multiple operations her family has had to scrimp and save. for what i want compensation from the government none of the affected workers have been properly compensated they g

apple is expected to appeal and an appeal board has reportedly deemed the patents in question invalidcated, a house has come on the market with an asking price, a steal, $799,000. >> oh. so normally, that would be a huge bargain, except, well, the house in san jose is basically a shell. it was almost completely destroyed by a fire. still, the listing agent says buying the burned out home and remodelling it would be less expensive than the purchase price of any new home in the area which runs closer to $1.5 million. it's a bargain. >> it looks move-in ready to me. it's all about location, location, location. this house happens to be very close to where google plans to build a new campus as well. >> it gets lots of natural light through the roof and has a nice cross breeze as well. >> exactly. nice -- we might need it. it's a fixer-upper indeed. >>> coming up, new developments involving a scandal in a rising star in missouri. the governor of missouri receiving new calls to step down. >>> and hugh jackman and relationship goals. see why he's putting most guys to shame. first, here's a lo

. ♪ emily: qualcomm has appealed a $1.2 billion fine imposed by the european union for loyalty payments to applem offered significant amount of money and rebates if apple only used the company's computer chips. chinese investors poured $1.4 billion into private u.s. biotech firms in the first quarter. according to pitch book that's , about 40% of the more than $3.5 billion raised. this, as china looks to become a global leader in new medicine. it's unclear whether the trade rift between the two countries could slow the investments. march was a rough month for discovery communications. viewership across their spectrum of channels fell by 10%. that includes a 20% drop for their namesake network as well as the oprah winfrey network. how is discovery adapting to the shifting media landscape? bloomberg's david westin sat down with discovery's ceo for his thoughts on whether discovery can survive the streaming wars. take a listen. >> we don't know. everywhere else in the world, we are on almost every skinny bundle. here in the u.s. where in most of them. we are not on hulu or youtube, but we are on mo

it asks for them to be regulated or made less appealing to children. we reached out to apple be the argument for a plastic surgery app for kids. >> someone would say what would be the argument for any of those things. >> aimed at children. >> it's really weird. >> it's so weird. >> i think that's why 90% of the people that we polled this morning said absolutely not. and they're free. it doesn't sound like it's a big deal, but it makes it easier for kids to click yes. >> maybe they will pull the apps on their own. this is one of the instances when we should look at ourselves. >> i think they make money. to be continued. >>> shall we "pop start"? we begin withhloe kardashian. they have named her baby true. our little boy, true thompson has stolen our hearts. such a blessing to welcome this angel in the family. mommy and daddy love you, true. chr kris jenner says the name true runs in the family. >>> now, to kendrick lamar, becoming the first rapper to win a pulitzer prize. he won the award from his album. the committee says it captures modern african-american art. it's the firs

the sentence has been confirmed by an apple let court and the supreme court yesterday ruled that they denied lula the chance to have his appealsis an open way for an arrest warrant. we're being told in brazil that this would only come next week because there are still appeals he is entitled to, but the case was very quick to issue this arrest warrant, surprisingly but in brazil today and this is the judge, who warrant, surprisingly but in brazil today and this is thejudge, who is spearheading the corruption investigations in brazil, known as the carwash investigations in brazil, known as the ca rwash 0peration, investigations in brazil, known as the carwash 0peration, a massive corruption investigation that is been uncovering corruption in brazil in politics. a complicated case and a bit ofa in politics. a complicated case and a bit of a surprise he is expected to be injail quite so a bit of a surprise he is expected to be in jail quite so soon. a bit of a surprise he is expected to be injail quite so soon. what happens next, does he campaign from behind bars? he could try to. he does have the right to try to register a candid

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don't lay down you know, they've got incredibly appealing products at lower price points that's what makes more sense for that market. now you saw apple's rhetoric pivot, oh, now, india is the next big opportunity there's even less money there per capita, so i agree with a lot of the points steve made, and the speaker for me is the icing on the cake that tells you they're really going to need to figure out someone else to play visionary because it may be, mel, that within 5 years the phone is not going to be the main product for any of these companies. and it's going to be talking and interacting with the internet everywhere you are and the speaker is going to be critical >> can services lift apple would you hang in there thinking -- >> snot not if you don't have v. >> this could be a company that's slowly getting revalued into a consumer staples time company, where it's recurring revenue, and people aren't going to get rid of their devices, but we saw this happen to nokia and a few others, but you have cash cuts and a dividend flow, so you have protection if the stock falls, but i don't know if you'll get the growth back again. it's mo

apple, jpmorgan, and exxon mobil. an ipo may take place next year. hopes to appealhigh-end and low-end shoppers by focusing on customer service. ther ewae was a struggle againse rise on online shopping and there is also planned for a women's flagship store in 2019. that is your business flash update. still ahead, a tweet this company will be profitable and cash flow positive in the third and fourth quarters. we will discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets." vonnie: it is time for our stock of the hour. tesla shares are rising. elon musk says the company will not be raising new capital this year and could reach a three appealing -- $3 billion profit as production rises. lisa, a fascinating tweet and he is not backing down. ana: elon musk responded to economist story outlining a lot of the problems we know tesla has. comeback.hted his profitablela will be and cash flow positive in the third and fourth quarters. it has been burning through cash. last year, it was a bout a billion dollars. the blue lines and this chart is cash flow negative. he s

she could say listen, this was a pus based supplier that's where i got the apple from it wasn't overseas. >> i'm sure she'll appealher. now, check that market, we're -- we're what 20 minutes in that's all we are, and it's a fractional gain. it looks like a dead even split winner and losers dow sup 6 that's it. next, the sun of one of the peel kilted in the 1975 terrorist bombing of francis tavern in new york city -- out with a new book about the attack. the author says president obama dismissed his father's life when he pardoned the left wing terrorist who organized the bombing. he's on the show and he'll tell his story, next. just another day on the farm. or is it? this farmer's morning starts in outer space. where satellites feed infrared images of his land into a system built with ai. he uses watson to analyze his data with millions of weather forecasts from the cloud, and iot sensors down here, for precise monitoring of irrigation. it's a smart way to help increase yields, all before the rest of us get out of bed. >> a blast at francis tavern in manhattan more than 40 years ago was the hand work of a radical g

apple allowing kids between the ages of six and 12 to send video and text messages through facebook as an extension of their parents account. your cartoonlike figures and other features designed to appeal to little kids, first-graders, kindergartners. fornuary 30 campaign childhood and lots of other development organizations one facebook. they pointed to a what the research demonstrated that an excessive use of devices is harmful to kids and argue that young children sibley are not ready to handle social media accounts at age six. in addition to concerns about data that is being gathered about these kids, there are , whatn limits of the law guarantees can you give us that no data from messenger kids is or will be collected or shared with those that might violate that law? mark: a number of things are important here. the background on messenger kids is we heard feedback from thousands of parents that they want to be able to stay in touch with her kids and call them, use apps like facetime when they're working late or not around and want to connecticut with her kids but they were definitely control over that. i think we can all agree that when your kid is six or seven, even if they had a