i'm joined right now by david marcus, ceo of facebook messenger.ebook messenger, which now has over a billion users, i know you're working with all sorts of different companies, but will you generate any significant revenue for facebook this year? >> no. >> so, tell us why not. what's it going to take for facebook messenger to turn those 1 billion monthly active users into revenue source and what are you working on? >> first thing's first, we need to create the vibrant ecosystem of experiences you can have inside of messenger and that's what we've been focused on since we opened the platform in april. what we're doing is basically enabling brands to create campaigns that starts on newsfeed and end in messenger and we see, for instance, match.com in europe doing, you know, 2x the conversion rate in providing a dating app, dating experience thing in messenger versus redirecting users to a mobile website. there are other experiences out there that get better conversion because they can go direct one on one with their customers inside of messenger, so

this week we sat down with david marcus, the vice president of messaging products and asked about messenger'sbots, and more. take a listen. david: the way we think about this is you have news feed, which is great. you can target the right demographic end-users. then you have messenger, which we think is great. what we are trying to build is more bridges between those two services that share the same identity space. with this new release, you can actually do multiple things. one is you can of course have automated exchanges or human powered exchanges inside of a thread. now transactional capabilities, we have a new web view that you can use to render the right ui at the right time because a lot of the times ui is better than conversational interfaces especially when you are trying to complete a transaction. we are bringing it all together. we think we are going to have really good experiences. emily: it is your vision that we use sms a lot less or amazon a lot less, and use messenger. david: you will probably continue to use amazon. there are so many sellers out there and merchants and busines

david: that was david marcus.ee more of the interview on "bloomberg west" later today as well as our other interviews from techcrunch. that is at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. quick look at the major indexes on the heels of that lael brainard speech. u.s. stocks near their session highs. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: it is 3:00 in new york, tall :00 in san francisco, and 8:00 in london. david: vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to "bloomberg markets." we are live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york. we are covering stories out of san francisco, washington, and china. david: one hour left in the trading day and u.s. stocks are in rally mode. we are covering about half of friday's loss. vonnie: sparking the rebound, dovish comments from lael brainard. she urges caution on raising rates, saying the odds of a hike this month -- causing the odds of a hike this month to drop. withdrawals at the highest level since the financial crisis. we are less than one hour from the close of the u.s. session. julie hyman has the la

we'll be live with a great lineup of guests including our interview with david marcus, vice president messaging. we will see you then. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ erik: coming up on "bloomberg best", the stories that shaped the week in business around the world. apple rolls out some sleek, if unsurprising, new products. saudi arabia prepares to roll back some costly projects. and the ecb's era of stimulus rolls on. >> we know they will have to . extend out the program. they have said that. >> we know investors love stimulus. it is a candy they cannot get enough of. >> central banks keep taking more action, but can they get a reaction from the markets? >> markets essentially are now ready to ignore the fed. >> negative rates are turning from being part of the solution

emily: that was david marcus. that does it for this edition of the best of "bloomberg west."ring you all the latest intact throughout the week. on thursday we will hear from the linkedin ceo. tune in at 6:00 eastern. we will see you then. this is bloomberg. ♪ carol: this week, the issue is focused front to back on the election. carol: but we're talking about the u.s. presidential election. and it's not about politics. david: no, it's about people. carol: red, blue, white, non-white. david: rich, female, non-female. let's get started. david: we're here at the -- with ellen pollack. you're picking apart this notion of two

we'll be live with a great lineup of guests including our interview with david marcus, vice president messaging. this is monday. we will see you then. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> ♪ >> no more surprises, boj officials are switching tactics and offering insight into policy. allows a court order first vessel to enter court. >> chinese anticorruption campaign nets a major suspect. >> volatility back in the markets. a big selloff

with a great lineup of guests including our interview with david marcus, vice president of facebook messagingyou then. this is bloomberg. ♪ carol: welcome to bloomberg businessweek. in this week's issue, could ask on be liable for allegedly misleading the public about climate change? david: canada's try minister is a little bit like donald trump. carol: really? david: sort of. carol: and does vladimir putin prefer hillary clinton or donald trump for the white house? david: all that on bloomberg businessweek. ♪ we're here with the editor-in-chief of bloomberg businessweek and we have a story in the market

emily: that was david marcus head of facebook messenger.will have more on the future on the e-commerce agenda. we will hear from the vice president. plungings of samsung to the lowest levels in two months wiping out $22 billion of market value in today's. south korea's largest company has issued a massive recall of its flagship smartphone mother note 72 it -- due to an issue of the phone catching fire. samsung has told customers to stop using it. nominated to the board. runas been helping to samsung since his father suffered a heart attack two years ago. me, cory johnson. in charge of the company. his father is very ill. what do you make of this latest move at this point in time? -- i thinkthis is this is a key move to advance him. he has been running the company in the background. given this crisis he is out front, he is the public face of the company which is important to calm the ship and give everyone confidence. samsung canund -- see this through. emily: he is looked at as a more global leader, he speaks english, he is more out there,

emily: that was david marcus. head of facebook messenger.dition of the best of "bloomrg west." we will bring you all the latest in tech throughout the w be sure to tune in on thursday when we hear from linkedin ceo jeff weiner following microsoft's acquisition of the company. tune in at 6:00 eastern. we will see you then. this is bloomberg. ♪ . . . ramy: coming up on bloomberg best -- the stories that shaped the weekend business around the world. a report on oil says the glut will persist. a smartphone giant dials up damage control. the boe keeps rates on hold for now. >> i liked that they got the retaliation in ramy: frank talk first. about serious challenges. >> we need ports. energy. >> it goes in the category of you can't win them all. ramy: leaders gear up for the next phrase of brexit.

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>>> today we are entertaining in style with the help of david caruso. and marcus hotels and resorts. hosting a wine tasting. never thought about this, but it can be fun, easy and affordable. in fact our next guest is a pro at party planning and he says with just a little planning and a little shopping, a great party is comply a nationally recognized event planner and designer. i love what you say about tasting. you say it requires a lot less work than a cocktail or dinner party. >> absolutely. i think this is a fabulous way to gather your friends and have a really easy party where you can enjoy it too. which you know is one of my top tips when entertaining. >> a lot of times the host is always busy doing stuff or cleaning or getting things set up. this way you can step back and be part of it. >> absolutely and drink. here we go. this kind of party to have your friends over a little cocktailing and hors' de vours first, then the wine tasting convenient. then a party is never complete without dessert. here are great tips to make this come to life in your own wine ta

david 92-year-old navy veteran : arnold marcus got a box full sit down and tell what it was like to survive two kamikaze attacks during world war ii. >> if i had been in my battle quarters five decks below, i would not be here. david: since 2000, the library of congress has been collecting veterans' memories. but until now the process involved making a physical recording and mailing it to washington, d.c. >> now i go back and i click this. david: now, a new computer app umass boston lets veterans and their families record interviews, tag key words and phrases, then upload the recordings within seconds. >> the app provides you with questions if you want to use what they give you, or you can come up with your own and plug them in. >> do you remember if you were drafted or did you enlist? david recordings like this will : exist permanently in the nation's archives. the library of congress is testing the app in kennedy's district before promoting it >> the idea is to spread the word. >> we want to make sure the stories are not lost. chest but i had not heard any of this before. david arnold bar

. >> when can you come and see a s david sanborn, marcus johnson -- >> we'll be here.e'lle h when canht now on good dad dc. dc. how about that?boutt? >> you got it >> to the keyboards, my friend. ♪ ♪ >> marcus johnson doing what hea does on the keys. keys. sounds so so good. soo goo you come down here next next saturday, september 10th, ier 1 don't want to cross over youss u holly.lly. september 10th and it is i against -- give us the time. >> from 2:00 until i just say until. we're chilling.llin. we'll be all set afterwardfterwa hanging out with my buddy ed ana new restaurant in time. >> speaking of restaurants iesun think maureen might be getting g taste of silver spring as we speak. hey, mo >>> the taste of silver spring coming up aft the break.re we've got delicious eats, new restaurants, oh, my gosh. gh. i hope you're hungry.. bring an appetite.et it will be so good. good yum. yum. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to our taste ofo silver spring.pring oh, my goodness.ess we've got a treat for you thisos morning and we're starting off with a business about three years called the urban butcher

marcus. -dave: good. nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. -dan: and this is my best friend, david malino.ve known each other since we were about 14 years old. lemonis: okay, so, it's like a three-dimensional experience. dan: three d's. lemonis: so, is this pretty much it? dan: this is the company right here. you're looking at it. lemonis: can you guys kind of maybe all come out and show me the product and how it started, why it started, give me a little back story? dan: sure. the idea of the company is to use global textiles and global inspiration in footwear. in 2012, i was backpacking through south america, and i come across some local artisans that are making footwear using peruvian textiles. and i was like, "this is an incredible idea. i was blown away." lemonis: would this be an example of a peruvian textile? dan: correct. but i didn't see it made in a footwear that would be attractive to me or you. but i thought to myself, "hey, if you took this and you put this on a shoe form that we love, this could be an incredible idea." and it also occurred to me -- lemonis: how much coffee did

kennedy: hard to believe we lost david bowie and prince in the same year, and colin kaepernick. not really, he is still alive. marcusduring the star spanning gelled -- stanin spanning gelled banner. our party panel is back. anthony, i saw you shaking your head, we have lost our minds. >> this is insane. the more i hear people talk about firstmm amendment, i try to do something, they say, well there are consequences for your first amendment right you are exercising, only the government that protects right to s not companies unless it is this and the coaches are not supposed to do anything about it i think it is very elitist to have such an amazing job, then complain about the country with these amazing opportunities. kennedy: sports is ultimate aamerica stock rasy. >> kaepernick is not a good quarterback any more. what do you think, when you sit if your family watching football, you see people. >> i don't watch football, i am sorry. but i do have a giant american flag hanging in my apartment here in new york city. i love the american flag, it is all about the greatness of america, all veterans who fight and die so i

marcus cooper, that's for sure. cardinals very impressive. who better to break it down than our nfl analyst, max starks, plus richard saenz in the room locker room with david johnson, chris johnson, and tony ? fox 10 sports night starts now. >>> the wait is over. the team you have been looking for appeared in a big way ph the cardinals going after the tampa bay buccaneers in what turned out to be a dominating performance in every aspect of the football game. let's take you to university of phoenix stadium, andlet check in with the young cornerback, jameis winston, the all pro quarterback peterson who said today it is time step up. five minutes number 21 says, hey, that's what we are talking about. takes it out to the 25-yard line. the cardinals set the tone early. petersen running a better route than mike evans, how about that? impressive to say the least. first and goal play fake, who would you expect? palmer to fitzgerald, touchdown. when he bodies up on you as a defensive back, it is over. fitz, another big game, another

david, thank you. >>> this 9/11 anniversary also happens to be the first sunday of the nfl season. 14 games, each opening with a but a few players like marcus peters stood with his team and also raised a fist in protest. >>> and we move on to the release of the gunman who tried to assassinate president reagan in 1981. john hinckley jr., a free man tonight, with conditions. here's devin dwyer. >> reporter: tonight, john hinckley jr. seen here outside his mother's virginia home. free 35 years after trying to assassinate president reagan. the horror from 1981 is on the minds gated community where hinckley will live. >> that person has always been a risk to society. he was a risk early. he's a risk now. >> reporter: in recent years he's been given unsupervised releases. in july, a federal judge ruled hinckley is no longer a danger to himself or others. >> because mr. hinckley has shown the court that he can obey by the rules and regulations set out by the judge, it's time to try and see how he does on his >> reporter: those rules include a ban on using social media and contacting any of his victims or their families. the court also forbidding h

david corn is washington bureau chief for mother jones and an msnbc political analyst and ruth marcus is a great columnist for "the washington post" and matt schlapp is a member of trump's catholic advisory group. of course, i have to start with you on that point. >> happy day! >> this is about -- yeah! i'm just wondering where the issue of decency stands on this so-called sex tape. i just wonder -- look, i'm not in the business of hatcheting donald trump. i think the voters ought to know what he stands for and who he is. but he did have a set of issues to run on that got him into the limelight. we really do have a debate in this country about our trade issues, we have real issues about whether we need any kind of immigration control, and certainly have a debate over the wars we could be fighting. he could have had a perfect storm of issue, yet he's chasing down this rabbit hole to a person that he doesn't -- well, unfortunately he didn't treat like a human being in the first instance when he dealt with her. and now he's treating it like the most important issue of the campaign. he se

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david johnson, impressive again. d.j., very, very strong performance this afternoon against the buccaneers. and when you look at the turnovers, josh mauro, the deflection of the winston pass, sims bobbles it, and there's marcus cooper taking it to the house. how about that? 40-7 the final. we've got so much more to come on our coverage of the cardinals win. that includes max starks tonight on sports night. he'll break down some of the big plays and take you inside what happened, the how and the why, and our post-game coverage with richard saenz as well. plus the big upsets and stunners, and there was one way. nfl week number two, mark us down. join us tonight. more cards coverage tonight on sports night. we'll see you at 10:30. >>> staying in the sports world, when you go to see a baseball game, you probably see the warnings in the stadium about the dangers of foul balls flying through the air. most people don't think it's going to happen to you. >> and the print is really tiny. you do think that's a one in a million chance. a record setting up ruining one fan's night. this woman was hit in the head by a baseball while watching the d'backs take on the dodgers during last night's game. her name is patty lukas

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david johnson, 51 yards later, man. he was big. big chunk plays, just like the way b.a. loves it. and then winston, first and ten. pass deflection, josh morrow, marcus cooper taking it to the house. can you believe this route? cardinals feeling good about themselves, winning every phase of the game. look at the defection by morrow. and then sims bobbles it, and then marcus cooper picks it up and takes it to the end zone. very impressive. and that included chris johnson. power running, you look up, game over. it's 40-7. the arizona cardinals put it on the tampa bay buccaneers, a very, very impressive win for as i said at the outset, that's more like it. max starks joining us, first impressions. what hit you most today? >> this was a team win, and this was a win that we look at it, had everything you wanted to see. this is what we expected coming into the season, after all or nothing, after the type of training camp that they had, with all these big acquisitions. we wanted to see them affect a team completely and totally. you saw that from the offensive standpoint, defensively taking the ball away and applying the pressure to jameis winston, and we go

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