bob o'donnell, really good talking to you out of san francisco.ing up -- the taxi app that beat labour -- uber. we will have that. ♪ angie: welcome to the stock exchange. and ourd south korea reporters are here details the things they are keeping an eye on. nine out of 10. zeb: this will surprise you. i am told by my korean colleague, dajum dajum, we know this and will reported on it. the most a taxi app, popular in korea and beat out uber. can you believe it? they are looking to new york to take this app. they have a huge number of taxi drivers of cross korea. i went to me try have it. more than 2 million bookings and signed up about 1/3 of the drivers. it is a localized version and more accurate and has more drivers and uber has been banned by the local city council. angie: that might do it. [laughter] zeb: uber is illegal by the government. [laughter] angie: ok, yvonne. okay. yvonne: various types of paint not looking too good. profit was down 6% and they cut the full-year operating profits. 36% cut there. they reduced of the target. the stock

emily: bob o'donnell, thank you so much.i said, we will be live from apple's worldwide developers conference 1:30 p.m. pacific from san francisco. i will be inside all day long watching those updates as they happen and bringing them to you right here on bloomberg tv. the next chapter in ellen pao versus kleiner perkins. she lost a high profile gender bias lawsuit earlier this year. this is three times the month -- amount kleiner offered to settle the case. she also wants them to repay $1 million in court costs. basically she is asking for 3.7 million dollars. in return, she will drop the appeal. they had already offered to waive the court fees. they said, she is obligated as a matter of law to repay a portion of our legal cost and we have no exception -- expectation of meeting this demand. a judge may not hear her appeal. if granted, it could go on years after that. even though she lost the trial she sparks intense debate about the role of women in silicon valley. up next, wearables to the people that need them most. that wa

joining me now from livingston high school in jersey is msnbc's kelly o'donnell, also with me john piric, and bob engle, senior political columnist, and he's also author of "chris christie the in star rise to power." a lot is being made that chris christie will speak off the cuff having this kind of town hall feel. we know that's his strategy the guy he wants to present to the country. >> reporter: he is going to try to talk about his story and introduce the country to the chris christie that livingston new jersey knew first. so expect some of the biography, expect some of the family nostalgia, expect some of the stories that are familiar to those of us who have traveled around the country with him, but maybe less familiar to a wider audience today. trying to define the influences that developed that big personality that has become the brash political figure that some people like and some people don't. so by using his skills to speak more ex temp raintemporaneously in a broad field. how do you stand out? part of it is making the best of that big personality, which as we talked about, doesn't alwa