emily: i do know that nolan bushnell issued an apology. >> he did.of the things i talk about in the book is, what if women had been more involved in creating these products like facebook and twitter and the beginning. the cofounder of twitter thinks online harassment and trolling might not be such a problem, and might not be such a problem today if women had been on the early team. he said we just weren't thinking about it. we were thinking about the wonderful and amazing things that could be done, not how easily it could be used to hurl death threats. do you think having more women in the design of, let's say, twitter or facebook or reddit, that online harassment would not exist? >> i wouldn't say it wouldn't exist, because it would exist in different forms. but you know, if you don't have people at the table that have different problems, like putting their input into a product, it is going to be a worse product. like the tech industry creates products that work for a very small segment of the population, and it doesn't work very well for me. i woul

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so there's a lot of education on the bushnell crisis daily life is not affected businesses are open and no outside of all this and i was walking down the street so i'm already going to go hey you know you. are a young women because you're really i don't know what it is like in more d.v.m. politics right now you hear that back and forth a conversation will continue online use a hash tag. thank you guest and sing along. for the pneumatic jack outright survival is about reaching their destination. if we don't hurry but never be able to get the story we follow the mongolian herdsmen on a treacherous migration in our country dangerous to the ice and as they strive to preserve their traditional way of life. and sometimes lose our cattle there with or because of the storm risking you don't mungo here at this time on al-jazeera. when the news breaks when people need to be heard. like it a good thing is. my brain and this story needs to be turned largest catholic country is witnessing a dramatic rise in teenage pregnancy al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring the mood winning documentaries.

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in addition, ambassador bushnell gave us this personalized hard hat. after the attack, she wanted to go back and tour the site and see what happened and offer her love and sympathy to the people dealing with this. embassy staff personalized this hard hat with the word ambassador and a gold sticker for her to wear. >> and when you mention the staff, it is not just americans. we have foreign service nationals. their native to the company and often work there for 20 or 30 years and developed a very close relationship with the americans, and especially the ambassadors. this mutual sign of affection and appreciation that she was so severely injured, but came back the next day to show concern for the people of that nation and what a strong bond that was. >> excellent point. >> katie, why don't we bring gifts to the secretary to give gifts of appreciation to show that mutual respect. >> this medallion was a gift to a delegation of japanese diplomats back in 1860. this giftgiving is a wonderfully long tradition and americans absolutely took part in this tradit

fort meade some of this information in from the baltimore sun by the way has been reported on their bushnell welsh all right well we'll come back to that keep an eye on it see what saudi looks like it's under control at the moment. a virus that can access your computer or mine for crypto currency and send it back to hackers as reportedly infected thousands of government websites around the world even affected ironically the u.k.'s data protection watchdog the malware uses a technique known as crypto jacking where criminals harness the power of as many computers as possible effectively hijacked computers the visit infected with websites and covertly mines cryptocurrency then it sends the coins back to the hacker leaving the owner of the infected computer unaware of the intrusion many businesses have been hit with similar malware including video streaming giant you tube as well seems even their protection was not speed on this one now the color many superhero here is scott helman spoke to him he's the cyber security specialist who was first to notice the malware he thinks we're witnessing a ne

and in addition, ambassador bushnell gave us this personalized hardhat.he day after the attack, she wanted to go back and tour the site, see what happened, and offer her love and sympathy to people dealing with this. embassy staff, in a show of love and support to her, personalized this hardhat with the word "ambassador" and a gold seal sticker for her to wear and she was touring the site. alison: when you mention embassy staff, it is not just americans. you have foreign service nationals. these foreign service nationals, they are native to the country and often worked there for 20 or 30 years, and they will develop a very close relationship with the americans, especially the ambassadors. so clearly, this mutual sign of affection and appreciation, that she was so severely injured and came back the next day to show her concern for the people of that nation, what a strong bond that is in the embassy family. katie: excellent point, yes. alison: so, katie, why don't we bring out some gifts to the secretary's? because often on their travel, they are given gift

we have seen for one in my field is editor-in-chief fired about it and ne freelancer fired nolan bushnelletting an award. that is not ground-breaking progress. john: why should we vote for you. we need a generation of regulated that are informed by normal.l this is not bipartisan, this is by partson issue. two teenagers essentially infrastructure. we have to really double down cybersecurity. i think there is a litany of perspectives here just not being cross and r current we need new leaders. emily: we will be following campaign. the congressional candidate in massachusetts, thank you so much for joining us today. thank you so much for your role. we're going to continue to ddress all the issues i cover in my book throughout the week with voices like facebook's sandburg, paypalco managy smith, vice president and c.t.o. right here bloomberg. coming up, upping the ante for qualcomm, the latest next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: it's the latest development in the consolidation industry, broadcom offered qualcomm shareholders a payday raising its bid forquality come to $21 billion. offer of $81

with less attention, vista outdoor they own a lot of things brands like bell bicycle helmets and bushnell but they own federal and peer and powder company cci. another angle of the gun control story, companies ending the business relationship with the national rifle association met life and chub cut ties and met life saying we value our customers but decided to end our discount with nra. and the first national bank of omaha and we'll have more headlines if and when they do. >> thank you malcolm turnbull is at the white house with a large contingent of australian ceo's one of sebastian, the ceo of rio tinto and he met with gary cohn, director of the national economic council welcome to "power lunch." >> so let me set the scene here. let me say a few words around rio tinto to make sure they understand we've been here for 120 years and one of the largest mining companies. the us is very important i would say the usa and canada together, because we see it as an integrated system today we supply one-third of all of the aluminum consumed in the usa. we provide 13% of copper and last but not lea