. >> the market could bela as $25 trillion. emily: what does mobile wallets and a growing consumer class mean for the future of this newly independent, publicly traded company? that is all coming up when we take you inside paypal. i am emily chang and welcome to a bloomberg special, "inside paypal." ♪ emily: after 13 years, e-bay's crown jewel is going out on its own again. we give you an inside look at the payment processor's business to show you what the future holds for mobile payments and paypal. but first, even if you have never shopped on ebay, you have probably used paypal without knowing it. i recently went on a search to find out the ways you can use paypal in the wild. take a look. here at whole foods, an apple pay partner, paypal's breakthrough technology actually powers every single apple pay transaction. ok, thanks. i just hold the phone up here, i will input the pass code in. paypal technology also powers transactions for airbnb and taskrabbit. you can use your paypal account to order an uber. speaking off, let me

. >> the market could bela as $25 trillion.s mobile wallets and a growing consumer class mean for the future of this newly independent, publicly traded company? that is all coming up when we take you inside paypal. i am emily chang and welcome to a bl

. >> i'm matt bela, teacher and union rep. we have had teachers sleeping in cars that have been homeless. i think all of the other teachers have already eloquently talked about the housing crisis and i want to talk about the affordability of san francisco for educators and i hope it's not too much of a distraction, but it's constantly on my mind and haunts me the cost of health care for teachers in san francisco. the buck really stops with the district here. in my opinion, maybe you could find a creative way to help fund this. i know multiple teachers, the basis plan in the city costs -- 2 plus plan and anybody can go on the website and cost teachers $700 a month. now god forbid your family member has a particular medical condition you need a ppo where it's going cost $1100 a month. paraprofessionals, it's half of their paycheck. when we want to talk about an affordable city, housing -- i'm really, really happy of the movement that we see developing aroundhousing. though i have to say i agree with mr. david campos quite a bit.

. >> i'm matt bela, teacher and union rep. we have had teachers sleeping in cars that have been homeless. i think all of the other teachers have already eloquently talked about the housing crisis and i want to talk about the affordability of san francisco for educators and i hope it's not too much of a distraction, but it's constantly on my mind and haunts me the cost of health care for teachers in san francisco. the buck really stops with the district here. in my opinion, maybe you could find a creative way to help fund this. i know multiple teachers, the basis plan in the city costs -- 2 plus plan and anybody can go on the website and cost teachers $700 a month. now god forbid your family member has a particular medical condition you need a ppo where it's going cost $1100 a month. paraprofessionals, it's half of their paycheck. when we want to talk about an affordable city, housing -- i'm really, really happy of the movement that we see developing aroundhousing. though i have to say i agree with mr. david campos quite a bit.

to be revealed today in the murder of a boston area child once known as baby doe, now identified as bela bond. her mother's boyfriend confessed to killing the child because she was possessed by demons. she's expected to be arraigned today on murder charges. the mother charged with helping to cover up the crime. >>> police in phoenix say following social, media helped lead them to the freeway shooting suspect. they analyzed the fragments kayna whitworth is in phoenix. >> reporter: leslie allen merritt junior behind bars, facing more than 20 felony charges in those phoenix highway shootings. >> the suspect presents a dramatic and profound threat to the community. >> reporter: the 21-year-old, whose facebook postings frequently showed guns, insists authorities have made a mistake. >> all i have to say is that i'm the wrong guy. i tried telling the detectives that. >> reporter: the evidence, authorities say, a firearm they believe merritt sold to this pawn shop. >> the test-fired bullets were match to bullet fragments from four cases over the last weekend in august. >> reporter: 8 of the 11

. >> i'm matt bela, teacher and union rep. we have had teachers sleeping in cars that have been homeless. i think all of the other teachers have already eloquently talked about the housing crisis and i want to talk about the affordability of san francisco for educators and i hope it's not too much of a distraction, but it's constantly on my mind and haunts me the cost of health care for teachers in san francisco. the buck really stops with the district here. in my opinion, maybe you could find a creative way to help fund this. i know multiple teachers, the basis plan in the city costs -- 2 plus plan and anybody can go on the website and cost teachers $700 a month. now god forbid your family member has a particular medical condition you need a ppo where it's going cost $1100 a month. paraprofessionals, it's half of their paycheck. when we want to talk about an affordable city, housing -- i'm really, really happy of the movement that we see developing aroundhousing. though i have to say i agree with mr. david campos quite a bit.

boston harbor in june without any one of anything for she was the lead identified her as to your old bela before arresting her mother and her boyfriend this week that question them friday morning about what he knew and what the girls mother told him he said he told that she kill the daughter they charge both with murder will star expected to appear in court this morning and boston they said is that punched her in the stomach before death because he believed she was possessed by demons it is still unclear whether they killed a little girl. >>james: us take a look at the best addressed from last night first the men remembered as actor david he had a role in nightingale will have formal from house he was in his orange is the new black hist slightly from unbreakable with hepatitis first scandal stark terror washington she is a more conservative look smaller family stars serra high lend an actress jane alexander offered her role in the four movies she showed of the colorful dress. >>james: a debate for carly fear a regional we have more on what she's up in the polls and by donald trump is weak

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. >> guest: then you buy a is for abigail, and inside the page you say, and b is for bela.er whole life. >> caller: yeah, because she can spell her name real well. thank you so much. it's a joy to have this program. >> host: that's diane in mission viejo, and next up is david in cape coral, florida. wow. cape coral, florida billion. hi, david, sorry about that. >> caller: hi. hi, mrs. cheney. >> guest: hi. >> caller: i just called to express, i always wanted to tell somebody how grateful we were that your husband's willing to take on the job as vice vice president at the time he did and when, you know, he really had no expectation of going on to run for president or anything like that and was so secure. we really appreciated that. >> guest: well, that's so nice. i'll pass that along. i'm sure he'll be happy to hear that. >> host: he is out on -- david, did you want to add something else? >> caller: well, no. just that irene and i just got back from wyoming. we visited -- >> guest: oh! >> caller: it's very interesting how close and personal the political life there seems com

. >>> and the ordinary stuff for kenny belae. he decided to take on this. a bigger challenge.ine 370 feet high in the french alps. i see that close call left him dangling, but kenny finally managed to pull off the trick. so his next goal -- getting dizzy looking at that video. his next goal. the first person to ride a bike on the moon. >> to the moon? >> he managed to hang off and get back on it? >> and laugh and continue. >> and nik wallenda is saying get my agent on the phone. >>> thank you, natalie. >> we have the latest from jeff rossen with "the rossen report" for the update on the kids safety. >> alarming new research showing nearly 70% of teenagers, 14 to 17, have been assaulted and in college, not better. 1 in 4 women experienced unwanted sexual contact. this morning, that all changes. we are about to show you three apps on your phone that your child needs now. best part is, they are all free to download. the technology is so advanced, you can be in your child's pocket as they walk alone. even the cops can. you know how we do it. putting the apps to the test. in a mome