support for disastrous trade deals, her support for doma, her efforts during the 2008 race to keep the governor of new york from giving drivers licenses to undocumented workers, looking at these things over and over again, there's more there than just the resume. >> you know my erogenous zone, you're hitting it. the problem is this -- >> that's inflammatory. >> don't be sarcastic. you overstate your case. first of all, your candidate, who you've been working for for so many years, saying i'm not questioning her qualifications. it sounds like you are. >> no, it's about judgment. she has a vast amount of experience. she's clearly -- >> you said she only has experience on paper. that's questioning somebody's resume. you're saying the resume doesn't get backed up by experience, real experience. >> no, the resume doesn't get backed up by judgment. that's the problem. >> okay. thank you, jeff weaver. thanks for coming on. >> happy to be here. >> you have a strong voice for senator sanders.

we're on domas trying to get on the 97 south. it's going to be a headache. but imagine doing this but sitting in the back of the car. >> in the name of progress, it's a good thing to keep pushing forward. >> reporter: the drive toward the next technological advancement is being made. experts are already looking down the road to a day when current laws are changed requiring a person behind the wheel. driverless cars are being tested and experts say this could be the norm, not an experiment in two years. >> i think it's important that the government puts out policies that either incentivize or disincentivize the type of behavior we want to see with these vehicles. >> reporter: there was an hour- long symposium about the cars. research shows driverless cars

lisa: you are watching bloomberg markets. -- doma recep's presidency seems to be hanging by a thread.e of the brazilian president is in the hands of the senate after a lower house of congress voted in favor of her impeachment which would and 13 years of leftist rule. let me ask about a headline that just crossed -- records of the impeachment process are already in the senate. spell out what that means about the timeline of the proceedings going forward. what we saw yesterday was a vote in the lower house that said there was enough grounds to move forward with impeachment. now it moves to the senate where she will race trial on charges of having manipulated the budget and used illegal credits, bypassing congress. investors are looking at is this a question of days or weeks or could this be dragged out as it was in lower house? the best guess we are hearing is that by mid-may, president recess -- the president could be deposed temporarily and then it would go to a full vote where the opposition would require two thirds majority to have her step down. are analysts apprise at how much sup

secretary and president clinton on doma did it for the purpose of winning an election to triangulate christian radio in the '90s. today they say they voted for it because it was defensive measure for something else. people are saying that is not the case. in 2008 trying to make sure undocumented workers didn't get driver's licenses. it is a history of convenient triangulation against vulnerable people throughout her career. >> what is victory for the sanders campaign in new york state? what will you consider a victory short of victory? >> i think we have to do well here. i think the senator has to do well here. i don't think he has to win here. we have to win most states in the calendar coming up. we don't have to win every single one. the secretary represented new york twice in the u.s. senate and has a strong base here. there is no independence voting so it is less favorable terrain. i think senator sanders may do well here. we don't need to win to win. >> thank you very much. appreciate you being on "new day." always let the senator know he is welcome here. >> thank you very much.

doma recep herself faces impeachment proceedings. -- the brazilian president faces impeachment proceedingswhen she named the former president has her new chief of staff, she was hoping to use his political prowess to help in her fight against impeachment, but it caused huge controversy at the time it was locked by a judge on the supreme court. many sought as a italy disguised attempt to save lula from possible arrest. he is accused of accepting a luxury apartment as bribes from construction firms caught up at petrobras. he has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing, saying the case is poetically motivated. now he's prevented from joining the government that would make wouldre vulnerable and give him partial immunity to prosecution, though he could be tried in the supreme court if the case got that far. if he is allowed to join the government, it could be too late to have much impact on the fight for political survival. catherine: a fresh tremor rattled ecuador overnight. it was the strongest aftershock since saturday plus deadly earthquake. rescue operations were suspended recently and the u.n.

back on my voting record, you know, secretary clinton, i don't mean to be overly partisan supported doman 1996, the defense of marriage act, which i think she's apologized for. it was homophobic piece of legislation. back then it was not easy. i voted against that piece of legislation. [ applause ] back in the early 19 the -- 1990s when corporate america was pushing disastrous trade agreements after trade relations with china, i didn't vote for any of them. i helped lead the opposition. i'm not saying, i'm not saying by any means of thousands of votes i did not cast bad votes. i did. i will say that time and time again i took on issues and voted -- cast votes unpopular at the time but turned out years later, whether it's the vote against the war in iraq, vote against trade agreements, voting against doma, voting against the first gulf war. those are votes that i cast. they were not popular votes. those are the votes i cast and i'm proud of casting those votes. >> we'll be back with much more and questions from the national contusion center in just a bit. don't go anywhere. we needed 30 n

stone revelations that the u.s., that the nsa was spying on petrobras and illness specifically -- domascifically. he had planned to go previously, but yet knowledge is that the vice president who will take over if dilma rousseff is removed from office, which seems , he said the vice president called him and said the international press was giving a bad image to the process and he wanted him to go to washington and give it basically -- basically, a pr trip. juan: andrew, your written in one of your articles of brazil's extra ordinary political of people shares some similarity with the trop-led political chaos in the united states. could you explain? >> this is a very strange moment in brazil. it is not common that such tensions and such strong feelings are felt on the streets of the country. i mean, because of this political scandal going on right now, there had been this fight in the streets over politics. i went to a protest on sunday in rio. they had one scheduled early in the morning and support of the government -- at least in support of democracy, depending on who you ask post up t

supporting doma.he apologizes for half her record, doma, the superpredator comment, the war in iraq. on and on it goes. she repudiates positions she took. >> when people watch this, they say this is part of the silly season no one likes. this is not the question that keeps democratic voters up at night. no kidding. but why then has it become a trip up? why is he -- if this is not something keeping folks up at night, why has this become a thing of unqualified and not qualified? if she's better than any republican out there, she's qualified. >> well, look, what we have said all along, and this -- there was a debate about who was a progressive a couple months ago. a similar kind of debate. what has been clear throughout the campaign is bernie sanders has set the agenda in terms of the message. the clinton campaign set the tone. we came into new york after wisconsin, we came into new york. there was an attack on the senator's qualifications. jeff zeleny reported about clinton's strategy in new york was go

brazilian lawmakers have voted to impeach president doma reset. -- president doma reset.ousseff. the senate agreed to move the process onto a senate, or a simple majority will -- the campaign to oust her amounts to a coup, supporters say. george osborne will ramp up his campaign to keep britain in the european union. the u.k. chancellor will highlight a treasury reform to show that it could cause permanent rather than temporary damage to the economy, that could lower trade and investment. that will cut government income at enormous cost to public spending. hsbc is said to be preparing for change. times" says he plans to quit in two years. 2011 andtook over in has scaled back hsbc's operation, cutting nearly 90,000 jobs under pressure from unhappy shareholders. stock has fallen about 60% this year. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . guy: thank you very much. yvonne mention the fact that george osborne is laying out the case on the economic front

the crane fell onto oh workers doma tory in the industrial -- workers, tory in the industrial city. first brain implant has allowed a quadriplegic man to regain some use, allowing him to grasp objects. researchers say it is the first time a paralyzed person has regained movement just through their thoughts. powered by over 2400 journalists and 150 bureaus around the world, this is bloomberg news. drawn out pursuit and acquisition of sharp has obvious benefits for foxconn, such as access to sharks screen technology. is this a brand worth saving? thank you for coming on. they bought sharp. they have this prize. what does he do with it now? depends on what their strategy was initially when buying this brand. if they are hoping to create a brand that can compete with the or samsung, i think that will be a hard road. sharp is in developed markets, certainly in the u.s., a brand very much -- a sunset brand, so it has a customer base with over 65, diminishing income, where as samsung and apple are famous for the 13-year-old -- 30 ural generation and people with high disposable income. -- 3

. ♪ emily: a story we are watching, doma working with credit squeeze to prepare for an ipo.y said the company would sell shares by the end of 2015 but they put the plans on hold due to u.s. stock volatility. competes with companies like tableau and good data. to the facebook developers conference, we heard from the head of messaging about their big bet on chatterbox. and ceo mark zuckerberg emphasized other focuses. virtual reality and getting the next billion people online. joining me to discuss is angel investor and ceo of operator, one of the companies working with messenger. and former evernote ceo. i want to start with you and this partnership. how will operator work within facebook? >> we have a live product available in november and we have a simplified version with that experience. we activate an experience that allows you to do in and to and shopping experience. emily: i need to get valentine's day -- i need a gift for valentine's day. at the menu ofg choices, type in things, and we provide recommendations. you just made one of your first investments. >> i think bot

we had a bill, a bill for example to repeal the old doma law. we couldn't get a hearing in the judiciary committee. the supreme court did it for us. we can't depend on them to rescue us or do our job for us. we should be able to depend on the republican leadership to bring this kind of a subject onto the committee agenda, put it there and allow a discussion and allow a vote. it is time to hold hearings, gather evidence and propose solutions and get a fair hearing. there is no doubt the problem exists. everyone knows you get married on saturday and you get fired on monday after your boss reads it in the newspapers. the equality act will ensure all individuals have the same dignity respect and opportunity they deserve. we should get the ball rolling. this will be the law eventually. the whole history of this country is enlarging the meaning of the declaration of independence when it says we hold these truths to be self-evident. what did they mean? they didn't mean women, black people or native americans. we have to be expanding it now. eventually

but it was a doma thoughtless thing to say. -- a dumb, thoughtless thing to say.did not think he did not think you would be fighting this late in the process in new york. he's talking about eliot spitzer and anthony weiner, and their new york values. john: coming up, the clinton campaign and the sanders campaign weigh in on what we are calling the qualification quarrels. they join us next. we will be right back. mark: joining us now, someone who is eminently qualified to talk about the latest back-and-forth between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. hillary clinton's national political director, joining us from carson city. thank you for joining us. -- from gotham city. a lot of democrats saying the back-and-forth between your candidate and senator sanders is not great for the party. is this a bad thing, or does it not really matter? >> at the end of the day, people will look at who is going to get things done, and he was talking about the issues. -- and who is talking about the issues. we hope the conversation is one that can unify the party when the time is rig

whoever follows doma rosoff -- d the rouseff needs to put country back in order. how do you do it?u have to do it in phases. i don't think she's coming back, by the way. i think her era is over. the vice president will probably take over for 2.5 years, unless the legal turmoil and there's -- ensnairs him. he, and others, are not free. you have to reduce the deficit. i think it means rolling back net.ocial safety retiring at 60 with benefits -- you ultimately cannot have that thing. you have to get a political compact again. i think you have to transfer of the -- transform the political system before you can transform the economic. francine: is mr. timmer the right person for the job? richard: he could. internalbe an transitional president, do it for 2-2.5 years. the big question is who he brings in to run the government. and he bring in the best brightest? if he announces a broad reform agenda, he could tee up brazil for its successor. one person who might want to be a successor is lula. calllet's look at my worst ever in the investment business. .ere is dollar-real this is the suc

nejra: doma rousseff is coming to new york for united nations climate event. international stage where she can't denounce the impeachment process. it a q and blames the vice president, michelle timmer. pain for a devastating earthquake. degree powers to boost the sales tax by two percentage points for single year. millionaires and businesses will pay more. anyone making more than $1000 a month will lose one day if they. the earthquakes that struck the other japan last week may cost insurance $3 billion according worldwide. air it caused widespread damage. tenant republicans will kick in on part of president obama's emergency request or spending on the zika virus at according to a republican familiar with the matter. they're drafting their own plan to spend more than $1 billion. the president asked for twice as much to keep the zika virus from spreading. theman who shook up presidential campaign with his unorthodox style is going more traditional. donald trump lands to hire a speechwriter, use a teleprompter, and give a policy speech on foreign affairs. he tell

did not support doma. consistency over convenience. when you have secretary clinton who works only when it is convenient. now it's convenient. tpp was the gold standard. now it is not so much. so you have senator sanders who fought against the bad trade deals that have taken away good middle class jobs from the folks in this country and exploit low wage workers over in other countries. he has been a consistent warrior for the people in this country carol and that is what people are looking for. a new type of leadership that will stand up and say enough is a enough and that the working class and middle class in this country deserve -- >> i'm just confused when you say about new leadership because bernie sanders has been in the senate an awfully long time. >> look at the millennial, day love him. they see in him the future. a person who will stand up even when it is not convenient. so now we have to take a page from the millennial. the 20 somethings they know new leadership in when they see it in that he will not apologize and will not b

she supported doma and impoverishing children.he fought in new york to get undocumented people from getting driver's license. it's fair to point out she's been on the wrong side. >> something you said caused secretary clinton to laugh out loud. i'd like you to listen. >> don't destroy the democratic party to satisfy the secretary's ambitions to be president of the united states. we want a party at the end of this we can unify. >> i mean, it's just ludicrous on the face of it. you know? i have been campaigning for democrats, fundraising for democrats, recruiting democrats to run and win for a really long time. i think about 40 years, and senator sanders by his own admission has never even been a democrat. >> so senator sanders knew the rules when he got in the game. he's the one trying to move toward a contested convention. isn't bernie sanders the one who's trying to disrupt the democratic process here? >> no, the democratic process should be run by the voters. we want the voters to decide who gets to be the nominee, not the clint

even paul wellstone would not fit this definition because he voted for doma.e have different differences and honestly i think we should be talking about what we want to do for the country but if we are going to get into labels, i do not think it was progressive to vote against the brady bill five times. i don't think it's progressive to give gunmakers -- it's progressive to vote against ted kennedy's immigration reform. we can go back and forth like this but the fact is most people watching tonight want to know what we have done and what we will do. host: front page of "the washington post." clinton supporters find passion and pragmatism. a quote, "she's a serious candidate and she does not have to entertain me," says a pastor. this is in phoenix. elsewhere, sanders was thundering about political revolution. trump was promising to bomb the of islamic state. these were the emotionally cathartic rallies that had come to define this unorthodox political season -- angry, raucous, antiestablishment and in trump's case occasionally violent. rally praisinghe her prag