bill gates is the co-founder of microsoft and the co-chair of the bill and melinda gates foundation andked an awful lot on our air recently about socialism versus capitalism, defending capitalism, all of the different political pressures that are kind of being brought as we get into another election year and i thought maybe we could talk about that this morning, too. over the weekend, several questions came up about defending capitalism and warren, you did step out and say that you're a card-carrying member -- a card-carrying capitalist, in front of everyone what do you think about the attacks that we've seen to this point on capitalism? >> well, i think -- i don't think people exactly even know what they're talking about it isn't that capitalism is perfect. but if you look at what was here in 1776 and look at what is here now, this country has done an incredible job in terms of the deployment of resourcesand human ingenuity. and that is a product of the system now, does that mean that every decision should be made simply by opening market determinant? you know, there's a need for regul

in economic terms what was the value of an andrew carnegie or john rockefeller or bill gates? the millions they got paid in salary and options. their worth is probably trillion s for the economy so mark cuban thinks well, you know , if i make a little less, i'll spend it on things. that's not how it works. bill gate's biggest accomplishment was not this charitable foundation he's putting together with his wife. it was all the jobs he created through microsoft and the jobs those people created through subsidiary companies. some of these people are worth a lot more than they make. liz: go ahead, steve. >> well a couple things what's her name, abigail, what's her full name? >> disney. >> yeah, abigail disney, what has she ever done for people? her grandfather created incredible wealth and he deserves what he got. i mean, i just get tired of people who haven't actually produced things, criticizing people who do produce things and by the way steve forbes, you're spot-on correct. we have created this very very tight labor market you're right there's like 7.3 million more jobs that c

eastern time we'll be joined by charlie monger and bill gates. they all have experience in china, they have investments in china and they can give us insight. talking about all of those things coming up in a little bit. >> surprised that they were able to move markets as well. perfect advice on a day where the dow is down 500 points to the futures. what better to have on than warren buffet, bill gates and william monger looking forward to it. >> thanks, brian. >>> dew futures trying to keep it from iran lot rea mo to do dow futures off 500. we're back right after this. to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. thank you. there is reward. beyond the classroom... there is inspiration. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? that's what i say. there is the moment. (laughing) beyond despair... there is hope. ♪ ♪ stay safe. i love you mom. i love you too, sweetheart. ♪ ♪ beyond treatment... ♪ ♪ there is care. say hi to grandma and grandpa. ♪ ♪ beyond technolog

we went home to say to our husbands of bill gates can do it so can you.ughter] [applause] we ended up role modeling something inadvertently but with that simple question we don't get it all right by any stretch but it is those simple things of asking what we need or the expectations of ourselves. women say where do they not even think to ask us that they could step up to help? . >> toward the end of the book title discrimination against women seeking the source and >> it reminds me of the journey i've been onn these last six years to learn more about racial equity. brad, i appreciate you saying on the ceo of martha's table but i retired three weeks ago. [applause] but i remember you and i have been that longwa walk around d.. were even from the very beginning you said i am so committed to bringing up more leaders who don't look like me, both on the board and then the whole organization. you said when i replace myself one date needs to be a person of color. you have thought a lot about that. say something about that. >> there's a lot of good writing that i

emily: that was melinda gates, cochair of the bill and melinda gates foundation and the author of "thet of lift." coming up, tweeting against twitter. the president unleashes his fury against social media once again, saying they are silencing conservative voices. we will talk about it next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: president trump is taking aim at facebook and twitter, claiming once again in a series of tweets that they are silencing conservative voices. "i am continuing to monitor the censorship of american citizens on social media. this is the united states of america, and we have what is known as freedom of speech. we are monitoring and watching closely." the latest tweet storm comes after a decision by facebook to ban certain far right provocateurs, including alex jones and laura loomer, for violating policies on hate speech. tim o'brien joined us to discuss come along with bloomberg social media correspondent kurt wagner. kurt: he said we are in the united states, and we have this thing called freedom of speech. the thing about these companies is they are global companies. no

leonardo di caprio bill gates and snoop dog they're very different celebrities with one thing in commonthey're investors in beyond meat which makes plant based meat substitute burgers and other products that are already widely sold in supermarkets in the u.s. . on the first day of trading beyond me cheers skyrocketed to one hundred sixty percent of the original offering price now ewing the company at three billion dollars. that's a similar figure to the amount americans spent on vegan products last year but demand is growing strongly showing the kind of potential investors believe the sector has even fast food chains are getting on board last month mcdonald's put a vegan burger on its menu. the big question is whether the company is really worth all the hype analysts point to the fact that beyond meat employs under four hundred staff and had sales of only about ninety million dollars in total last year and ended up around thirty million dollars in the red. let's go back to europe where fans of t.v.'s game of thrones have been flocking to croatia in particular dubrovnik on the coast but

published on the giving pledge the website a charity initiative launched by warren buffett and bill gates mackenzie wrote quote i have a disproportionate amount of money to share after splitting from jeff bezos the 49 year old became the 4th richest woman in the world with an estimated net worth of more than 36000000000 dollars and that wraps up our program for more check out our social media feeds our website n.p.r. . thanks for watching. sometimes books are more exciting than real life. term. what if there's no escape. list. to determine the street. they're super shy. very high themselves away super secretive then you'll. singling of going super rich definitely around 20000000000 more or less how do germany's wealthiest people live why do they keep such a low profile we have a snoop around to catch a glimpse of top of the discreet lives of discipline which starts june 10th on the c.w. . can artists spear replaced by artificial intelligence are machines capable of creativity on this edition of arts and culture will be asking kemah ai make good art or art and all will have experts a d.w.i

it is backed by a number of celebrities including actor leonardo di caprio and microsoft founder bill gates. and this just in coasting on the back of a strong performance from asia h.s.b.c. has reported profits topped thirty percent in the first quarter of the year the bank which is based in london but reports in dollars said pretax profits came in at six point two billion dollars which was higher than expectations the group also reported that it had significantly reduced operating costs in its drive to grow while keeping out today under tight control. well now it's time to catch up with our financial market correspondent hyundai in frankfurt i know you're a vegetarian just like me and you probably excited about beyond me of success here but ages b c's profit is also worth looking at investors i should think should be quite pleased about this. absolutely monica just the vegetarians lake you and i are pleased about the prospect of four very good need to book i don't know if that sounds really correct of meat that is the deterrent but yes the the the investor certainly pleased about the resul

she follows microsoft founder bill gates in the giving pledge, which calls for the richest to give away doing the maths, $37 billion is 18.5 billion us dollars being given to charity. very generous. thank you for investing your time with us. i am rico hizon. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the top stories this hour: a landmark trial opens in oklahoma, as the state takes on a major drugs company over the epidemic killing nearly 1,000 americans every week. malaysian authorities are warning the country isn't a dumping ground. they have ordered thousands of tons of imported plastic waste to be returned to the countries of origin. students across the country are sitting exams this week, as record numbers attend university. but many could find themselves getting distracted. research suggests many are glued to their phones for much of the day. our media editor amol rajan has been speaking to students in reading. it's exam season. across the country, hundreds of thousands of young people have been imbibing knowledge and honing skills. but, compared to a generation ago, they have a challenge

offering will value the loss making company — whose early investors include leonardo dicaprio and bill gatesthe uk should lead the global fight against climate change, by cutting greenhouse gases to almost zero by 2050. the committee on climate change says it would mean people eating less meat, taking fewer flights and giving up their cars. roger harrabin reports. when britain sparked the industrial revolution, we didn't know that burning coal, oil and gas would reduce emissions that would overheat the climate. now i cleaned industrial revolution is under way and advisers said that by 2050, the uk should at no more heating gases. this target, the loss of renewable energy is called net to zero. in setting a target here in the uk, we are sending a strong signal to other countries around the world, especially developed countries that they need to do the same thing. especially developed countries that they need to do the same thingm meant industry will have to curb emissions much more quickly, power pla nts emissions much more quickly, power plants like this one will lead the way. farming, cars

bill gates was known for a louder style. quieter. is much he has high expectations for people.he wants his employees to be ambitious and he wants them to focus on being open-minded. said theyh people have never heard him say no, they have never start -- heard him yell. that is different. he is strong-minded and insisted the company service customers and do a high-quality job. we talk about the rivalries in silicon valley but talk about the rivalry in your neck of the was around the clouds, microsoft versus amazon. who has the upper hand? dina: amazon. microsoft,go over there was one significant one ofge, which is that the most important price of cloud and infrastructure services, amazon had a for your lead. they are quite a ways ahead. microsoft is getting important customers. starbuckslso walmart, . amazon is a huge lead. nadellag ms. della -- and his team tried to make customers aware of is amazon is competing with customers. microsoft without outright saying it will point to the idea they want to help the customers succeed. they want the customer to run their own platform an

talk to us about how he works. >> bill gates was known for a louder style.er was known for a lot of gesturing and yelling. nadella is much quieter, though i would say he is no less firm in his opinion. he has very high expectations, but he also listens. he wants his employees to be ambitious, he wants them to focus on being open-minded. even the people have sent us they have never heard him say no, never heard him yell, that is very different. but he is very strong-minded that equally strong-minded and insists the company does a good job. jason: talk about this rivalry up in your neck of the woods around the cloud. microsoft versus amazon, who has the upper hand? >> absolutely amazon, and that is the problem. when he took over as ceo and wanted to refocus around cloud, there was one significant challenge. one of the most important parts of cloud and infrastructure services, amazon had a four-year lead. they are still quite a ways ahead, microsoft is getting important customers. there is walmart, starbucks is another customer. - a hugeon is a hugely - -- has

. ♪ emily: for years, melinda gates has been working on global equality. through the billinda gates foundation, she worked to increase access to health care and education and decrease poverty around the world. now she is investing in women entrepreneurs and with her new book "the moment of lift, how empowering women changes the world." i sat down with her for a wide-ranging conversation about what she hopes to be accomplished, where she is putting her money in technology, pending regulations and why the moment was right for her to w rite this book. melinda: i have been traveling for over 20 years, and i have heard all these women's voices calling for action. with the me too movement, with some any women running for election, we have this window to really create a quality, but that window can close. i want to make sure we really keep pushing and really get equality for women. emily: you talked about your decision to stop working and stay home with the kids. you said that bill at the time didn't understand, and you also you had somed, growing up to do. tell me about that? me

,, cochair emily: melinda gates, cochair of the bill and melinda gates foundation author of "the moment of lift." you can catch the full interview at bloomberg.com. later in the show, bloomberg hosting its annual i/o developer conference in mountain view, and the theme seems to be privacy. here is what ceo sundar pichai told the crowd. >> privacy is the foundation for all we do. we will constantly push the boundaries of technology to make it even better for our users. ♪ ♪ emily: singapore mobile phone carriers are asked to take a step toward introducing 5g wireless as early as next year, as the local government plans to allocate network for at least two networks. singapore has been slower in moving forward 5g compared to countries like south korea and the u.s. who have begun offering limited commercial services this year. general motors' self-driving unit attracted more than $1 billion in new investment, including honda and t. rowe price. the business called "g.m. cruise" says it is valued at $19 billion. old line financial firms are helping customers weed out mont

you know, to give a good percentage of our money away to charity like bill gates which says he'll giveney away when we die. but also i think to say in a general sense the extremely wealthy most likely should bare more of the burden they currently do. that's something for the country to decide and different countries decide it in different ways. >> and do you agree with the likes with warren buffet and bill gates saying individuals like you should be paying higher taxes in this country? >> yes, i mean, i'm not american but i think the answer is yes. i think that, you know, the enormous tax breaks have benefitted the very wealthy. and that is wrong. and we don't need them in the way that other people do. >> congratulations to you both. it's certainly a spectacular an. richard branson, thank you. appreciate it very much. we'll be right back everybody. l. (indistinguishable muttering) l. that was awful. why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you kn

tell us about satya nadella. >> bill gates was known for a louder style.ly steve ballmer was yelling. gesturing and satya nadella is much quieter. but i would say he's no less opinions.s he has very high expectations for people. but he also listens. and he wants his employees to be ambitious. focus on beingo open-minded. though, you know, people said to us, they've never heard him say no, never heard him that's very different. but he is equally strong-minded and insistent that the company really serve its customers and do a high-quality job. muchd dina, we talked so about all the rivalries down in silicon valley. talk about this rivalry up in neck of the woods around the cloud. microsoft vs. amazon. who has got the upper hand? >> absolutely amazon. that's the problem. when satya nadella took over as of microsoft and wanted to refocus the company around cloud, there was one very which isnt challenge, that one of the most important parts of cloud and services, amazon had about a four-year lead. wayshey're still quite a ahead. microsoft is getting important c

. >> tucker: seattle is home to jeff bezos and bill gates, two of the richest men on the planet.s also home to countless people living on the streets, a massive homeless population. how did that happen? we are going to take a close look as our next installment of "homeless in america" continues after the break. just one free hearing test at his local miracle ear helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn how she can share more moments with her daughter. just one free hearing test could help you hear more... laughter...music...life... call now for your free hearing test from an industry leader: miracle-ear. i felt completely helpless. trashed online, my entire career and business were in jeopardy. i called reputation defender. they were able to restore my good name. if you're under attack, i recommend calling reputation defender. and consider joining their groundbreaking campaign to g

. ♪ emily: for years, melinda gates has been working on global equality. through the billnd melinda gates foundation, she has fought to reduce poverty and increase access to health care and education. now she wants to make sure women get their fair shot, investing in women investors and entrepreneurs and with her new book, "the moment of lift: how empowering women can change the world." -- changes the world." i sat down to talk about where she is putting her money into putting her is money in tech, and why the moment was right for her to write this book. melinda: i have been traveling for over 20 years, and i heard all these women's stories that called me to action. and i felt like with the #metoo movement and so many women running in the midterm election, we have this window of opportunity to really create equality, but that window could close. i want to make sure we really keep pushing and really get equality for women. emily: you talk about your decision to stop working and stay home with the kids. you said hill at the time didn't -- bill at the time didn't understand.

beyond meat has attracted big-name backers orlando dicaprio and bill gates. >>> the department of homeland security will begin dna testing at the border as soon as next week. they want to crack down on what they call fraudulent families. the process will involve a voluntary cheek swab with the results expected in under two hours. they say the program will target human traffickers exploiting children. >> we're also trying to identify those families that are presenting as a parent or guardian that are not actually a parent or guardian. and the fraud issue that is intrinsic there. >> in a statement, the aclu says this is yet another example of the trump administration seeking to intimidate and deter asylum-seekers. this week the administration asked congress for an additional $4.5 billion in emergency funding. >>> a bizarre crime spree in the valley. it involves a cemetery chase and a man ripping out a toilet. if you can believe it, it gets even stranger from there. >> and an east bay high school pitching star is one of major league baseball's top prospects. >> coming up at 6:00, bait are l f

. >> tucker: seattle is home to jeff bezos and bill gates, two of the richest men on the planet.so home to countless people living on the streets, a massive homeless population. how did that happen? we are going to take a closeat look as our next installment of "homeless in america" continues after the break. ♪ >> tucker: may be more than any other city, seattle, washington, seems to represent america is becoming. amazon, microsoft, starbucks are all based in the city or its suburbs. jeff bezos, the richest man in the world, lives there. but along with unfathomable wealth, there is also desperatef poverty and widespread degradation. the homeless population is surging in the city is suffocating under garbage produced by hundreds of homeless camps. rather than take action, thes city council has enabled a problem and even recently suggested the garbage is left by middle-class residents who are trying to frame the homeless. local news broadcasters grabbed national headlines by warning that seattle is dying.o the city becomes unlivable for regular families. day three of our "homeless

. ♪ emily: for years, melinda gates has been working on global equality. through the billnd melinda gates foundation, she has fought to reduce poverty and increase access to health care and education. now she wants to make sure women get their fair shot, investing in women investors and entrepreneurs and with her new book, "the moment of lift: how empowering women changes the world." i sat down to talk about where she is putting her money in tech, and why the moment was right for her to write this book. melinda: i have been traveling for over 20 years, and i heard all these women's stories that called me to action. and i felt like with the #metoo movement and so many women running in the midterm election, we have this window of opportunity to really create equality, but that window could close. i want to make sure we really keep pushing and really get equality for women. emily: you talk about your decision to stop working and stay home with the kids. you said bill at the time didn't understand. you also realized you could have done it. you just did not understand. you writ

gates,that was melinda cochair of the bill and melinda gates foundation and the author of the momentft. coming up, tweeting against twitter. the present unleashes his fury against social media, saying they are silencing conservative voices. we will talk about it next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: president trump is taking aim at facebook and twitter, claiming they are silencing conservative voices. monitor theing to censorship of american citizens on social media. this is the united states of america and we have what is known as freedom of speech. we are monitoring and watching closely. it comes after a decision by facebook to band certain far white -- far right are tours, including alex jones and laura blumer for violating policies on hate speech. tim o'brien joined us to discuss , along with kurt wagoner. he said we are in the united states and we have this thing called freedom of speech. the thing about these companies is they are global companies. not u.s. companies. they are building rules and guidelines for people all around the world. often times, you will see that they have th

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and bill gates and actor leonardo dicaprio. >>> and maine isfirst state to ban single-use container styrofoam. the law doesn't go into effect until 2021, giving restaurants a chance to adjust. maryland passed similar legislature last year, but unclear if the governor will sign it. oregon, vermont and connecticut are also considering a similar ban. at the new york stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> final check, 4:41. >>> straight ahead. a net work of cameras keeping an eye on risk of firefighters. how the technology could help firefighters. >>> and taking a look at treasure island t. bay bridge and part of san francisco. it's going to be a warm one today, this thursday. we'll be right back. >>> new this morning, firefighters across southern california have a new set of eyes, keeping watch for a dehe negh-tech cameras going up in fire-prone areas. >> towering above the hollywood hills this camera has a big job. scanning for signs of smoke. >> if you have an area you're interested in, you just click on that. >> don degler is with southern california edison. they've mounted 100 so far. toge

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early investors include bill gates and tyson foods, beyond meat uses plant-based protein to re-create the taste and texture of meat. >>> new tonight, voters in marin said yes to legal marijuana but there is not a single retail store selling recreational marijuana in the entire county. deborah tells us tonight community members in fairfax attended a town councilstart al sales. >>> the first farmers market of the season, and fairfax is as funky as ever, always more counterculture than corporate. ask those born and raised here. >> one of the last towns in marin that has tried to stay its way. free and open spirited and open- minded. >> reporter: not so free- spirited on legal pot. more than a dozen meetings so far and still no local ordinance. >> why is it illegal here? you would think oh, fairfax. you know, janis joplin, everybody else, jerry. it >> reporter: the only reason that we are here is because we are grandfathered in. >> reporter: the town's only dispensary has been in this spot more than 20 years. well before new laws turned the weed world upside down. but, customers here must

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