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special envoy for cities and climate change and founder of bloomberg lp.ans go head-to-head on how best to tackle one of the biggest issues facing our generation. ♪ climate change is one of the topics we have been talking about for years. governments don't seem to be able to get a deal at all. why should we believe cities can make a difference when we cannot even reach a deal at the national level? >> governments do thinha

. >> joining gates, a friend and fellow philanthropist, the bloomberg lp founder and former new york city mayor, michael bloomberg. >> there are fewer people starving, fewer people sleeping without a roof over their head. things are better. >> in the bill and melinda gates foundation's annual letter, gates predicts that by 2035 there will be almost no poor nations left in the world. coming up, we hear what these titans are doing to see that through. bill, i read through your letter and what i noticed in the tone was that you are very optimistic. you say look, we are better off than we were decades ago. where does this optimism come from? >> i think i am naturally optimistic but also i think the facts are on the side of the optimist. it is dangerous that people are focusing on the bad news and not seeing the progress we have made. it means they don't look at the best practices. it makes them less generous. we are raising poor countries up. most people live in middle-income countries now. there is more to be done on health and agriculture, but the track record success, if you don't see

berkshire hathaway ceo warren bought fired, lloyd blankfein, bloomberg lp founder michael bloomberg, michigan governor rick snyder. here is a portion of their discussion. theast week, we had intelligent transport congress right here. of the future for mobility and transportation, 10,000 people, 60 countries represented. it really show that the center of that is here in terms of opportunities. it gets back to manufacturing, to making prompt -- to making products, to making them smarter. you want to see the highest i.t. out there, the to a vehicle. we need to courage -- we need to encourage young people and parents that making things is a good thing still and you can be at their forefront of the most exciting technologies in the world. that is a great implement opportunity, for engineers and also for the skilled trade. production forhe today, you are a skilled trade person. and we have a shortage in this country in terms of skilled trades people. moving forward in the future is to lead the country in helping make the skilled trades grow in michigan because it will be a competitive econ

he owns 88% of bloomberg lp. it's good to be king. >> i think it's going to keep him real busy. >> great to see you. thanks so much. >>> a u.s. ebola survivor breaking her silence. nancy writebol shares her story, next. ne versus cascade's leading detergent. so take the finish challenge. switch and see the difference. >>> the third american to contract the deadly ebola virus has been identified as rick sacra of holden, massachusetts. dr. sacra is a physician and professor at u mass medical school. we are hearing for the first time from nancy writebol, the american missionary who survived her battle with ebola. i want you to listen to her describe how she learned she was sick from her husband. >> he came into the room and he said, nancy, i need to tell you some things. i said okay. he said, kent has ebola. i just, i was just sick. >> dr. brandly? >> yeah. when david told me. after i kind of regrouping from that. he said and nancy, you do, too. >> can you imagine getting that news? meanwhile, the first britain to g

job, a job he had before becoming mayor, as the leader after financial data and media company, bloomberg lpoomberg made the announce the yesterday saying the company's current president and ceo is leaving at the end of the year. >> the federal trade commission has fined a company that claimed it could teach infants to read. the makers of the your baby can read product agreed 18 a million dollars settlement for false advertising, the company advertised babies as young as one mastering vocabulary, even suggested they would be reading harry potter books by the age of three, four. fined the company saying claims were supported by evidence. >> yes. >> okay. i don't know if i want my kids reading harry bother now. -- potter now. do you ever keep going over your mobile data limits? auto play feature could be to blame for this. these are for videos, according to money saving expert. com. facebook's auto play where videos automatically play as you scroll through your facebook feed, is eating up your data. to start saving, go to your facebook setting on your phone, you can either turn the auto play f

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bloomberg lp. the return comes at a crucial tame for the company. it's looking for ways to expand the news coverage and also to introduce more products for financial professionals. >>> feasting on the company dime could be a thing of the past. free meals given to workers at companies like google, facebook and twitter. the "wall street journal" reports the irs is questioning whether the workers should be taxed for the perks. it could be considered income to the employees. >>> speaking of google though the check is in the mail. google has agreed to refund at least $19 million to customers. the refunds to actually settle charges that parents were unfairly billed for purrs thats their children made on the -- purchases their children made on the google app store. >>> how about this? it's now the world's largest toy manufacturer. after being in the business for more than 80 years, lego movie helped boost sales 11% higher in the first six months of the year. it's all about the box office. by the numbers the family owned business has trounced both mattel an

. >> we have to say, michael bloomberg, the majority owner of bloomberg lp, but on the koch brothers,ome might say they spent hundreds of millions of dollars. they will reportedly spend about $300 million in these midterm elections alone but they have had failures. they failed to elect mitt romney for president. they failed to repeal obamacare. >> 2012 was a big failure for them, but these individuals are smart as the guys. what they did after -- business guys. what they did after 2012 as they concluded their advertising and political advocacy was too dry, too analytical. what they have done is retool their messaging. they have ordinary couples sitting around the kitchen table talking about obamacare. they have a much better chance of doing well in 2014. the early guess is that republicans had a great job at winning the senate act. tomow did you come with stier being ahead of rupert murdoch, sheldon adelson, and others? >> he was probably the least known, and he is very rich. his issue is climate change. he has pledged $100 million in this election cycle alone to raise public awarenes