disney research have been examining how the ball‘s path can be tracked, predicted and matched up in its without the headset. you may have noticed by now that the roads here are in india are... well... utter chaos. that is all the more astonishing when you consider so few people own a car. there are just 32 motor vehicles per 1000 people in india. in the united states, there are 797. but that number is changing and i'll tell you a secret, it is not going down. look at these roads. that is a scary thought. one solution could be to make better use of the cars that are already on the road. enter india's biggest taxi hailing app, the uber of india. or as they say, uber is the ola of india. founded back in 2010, three years before uber launched in india, they have taken full advantage of their head start. they have historically been number one in india but uber has said that that is changing. it looks like the battle for india's cab cash is onlyjust beginning. these are the head offices in the silicon valley of india, bangalore. this is employee number one. india is not designed to have many

if you just hate living in a world with wires, then disney research may have the answer.essly charge ten items, such as smartphones and fans, by quasistatic cavity resonance. this means that while you can walk around while powering up, the purpose—built room has walls, ceiling and a floor made of aluminium, with a copper pipe in the middle, a signal generator outside and a power amplifier — so not quite a simple dionb. and finally, researchers at brigham young university have shown off an origami—inspired light weight bullet—proof shield. the barrier is made up of 12 layers of bullet—proof kevlar and weighs only 55 pounds. how many faces can you see in this picture? did you see that? this is a persistence of vision display. you can only see it when your eyes, or in our case the camera, move left or right. we've slowed right down so you can really feast on... ..uh...myface. so, a persistence of vision display is predicated upon the persistence of vision phenomenon, which is an effect in the human eye. and it's the effect where when you look at any bright light and you look

disney. joining us is richard hunter, head of research, wilson king investment management. me welcome you as the first male on business live. that's not by design. that's how it is on this programme on a daily basis. richard, talking markets, of course, it is budget day in the uk. are you going to be hanging on hammond's every word or is it not that big a deal today? i think generally speaking what happens with the budget, it has implication for specific sectors usually for example, alcohol companies, tobacco companies, house builders. the usual reaction? usual reaction. in terms of the macrostuff, the wider picture, it tends to be more of a currency story than moving equity markets apart from those specific sectors. i think it will be one that is going to be closely followed because at the moment the market is scrambling for any clues as to what brexit might actually mean. the pound being at seven week lows. what kind of currency movements might you expect? currency market apart from being the biggest in the world is something of a zero sum game. as the dollar strengthens

. >> took him to disney land five months ago and he loved the roller coasters there. what kid wouldn't. >> reporter: after a little internet researchhe help of a retired boeing engineer -- >> one, two -- >> reporter: this was the result. >> i'm crazy, yeah, my wife will tell you, i'm pretty much nuts. >> reporter: weekdays scott is a navy pilot but on the weekends he built this. >> less than $1,000, the metal pvc is from home depot. >> reporter: >> just a hill, just gravity. >> no motor, but it does have a name. >> we started to called it the bragleton barn stormer. >> reporter: he admits the title is a work in progress, so is the coaster. he has a little painting to do but when it's finished. >> we'll have his friends over pretty soon. >> for now it's all wyatt. >> i love my roller coaster. >> reporter: better than an amusement park, most of all because it's from the heart. >> why did you build it? >> because i love you. >> good dad. >> that is a good dad. like those dads that give their little girls a pony because they want one. i didn't have a pony. did you have a roller coaster? >> no, nothing like that, big wheel was the best

shares of disney are getting a boost after bob iger agreed to a contract extension that will keep him on top until july of 2019. bloomberg intelligence director of research sweeney joins us from the bureau in princeton, new jersey, to dig into this. it was not entirely unexpected that he would stay on at the helm of the company especially because it seems like they are finding it tough to replace him. paul: i can only imagine it must be difficult to find someone to fill the shoes of bob iger who has had so much success. clearly the succession plan c company spent well over -- plan the company spent well over 10 years planning and of left the company in a lurch -- i don't think they had a plan b. they have been trying to entice bob iger to stay on a little bit longer and by the company a little more time so they can try to identify a successor. julie: i have a chart of disney versus other media stocks since bob iger took over as ceo back at the end of 2005 and disney has indeed outperformed over that time although it failed to re-attain the record trading levels where it was in 2015. is espn the big problem for disney and what does bob iger need to do to

research for longer-term markets. mckenzie's work includes a competitive announced that analysis of craigslist, which dominates rental markets. abigail: today, disneyal shareholders meeting in denver, colorado. not doinghe stock's much. one colorful headline, the protester asking bob iger to step down from a trump advisory council. that.er declined to do for one of the bigger questions for disney overall is what is his succession plan? bob iger's 66 and there are thoughts he will be stepping down soon. this is a long-term chart over his tenure since 2005. great returns, up 300%, more than 300%. today, bob iger made the point, since he has been ceo at disney, the company has added with a 3000 jobs. it's also worth noting, since he has been ceo, profits have more than doubled. very impressive. the question is what is ahead. the details do not come out. but paul sweeney says he does believe it is a strong likelihood that he could sign a two-year contract as opposed to what had been before, a five-year contract. we will be waiting for news on that. one point around disney, it has been flip-flopping recently. this is a long-term chart. in white, we have