once the telecoms security bill is passed it will be illegal for them to do so joining me now is emily taylor an associate fellow at chatham house international security program and really how significant is the decision to block walk away from the u.k.'s 5 g. network is very significant not just at a technical level and for the businesses of the mobile operators it's also significant geopolitically both for the impact on the u.k.'s relationship with china and with the us and of cool opening up distance between the u.k. and the rest of the european union on this issue why has the u.k. taken this decision now and is it justified there are a number of reasons why the u.k. has taken this decision if you recall the u.k. announced its position on wall way back in january and so to sort of cover a middle way if you like that would acknowledge that security concerns voiced by the us and other international allies but also kept 3 the business as usual for the mobile operators the limits of 35 percent set back in january very much reflected the status quo. what we're seeing now is a ramping up of tens

well this is yet another cybercrime accusation traded by the west in russia it really taylor joins us now from oxford emily is associate fellow at chatham house and international security program she specializes in cyber crime it really is going to have you on the day let's be detective for a moment the u.k. did not say that the hackers stole information or that they hindered vaccine research is it plausible that we're talking about the russians just spying in the true sense just watching and listening. well you're right i haven't seen any information to suggest that data was exfiltrate it was stolen. the the emphasis in today's announcement has been quite a confident. actually petion of these type attacks to this group cozy there or a p t 29 as they're called in a language we don't normally associate with the intelligence services so. hard to know at this stage whether it was just simply sitting on the networks looking at what was going on and gathering data or a mass hearkened leak operation as was done in the 2016 run up to the us election to the democratic national committee you know you bring up a goo

. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg taylor riggs in for emily chang. lots of big stories.he first one is it is all about tesla. elon musk coming out yesterday saying tesla is on the verge of developing technology to render a vehicle fully capable of driving itself. it is a claim he has made for years. he has been unable to achieve that up to this point. here to discuss this is an analyst from jmp securities. it is always great to have you on the program. realistic do you think it is for tesla to be there in the coming year? joe: it is interesting and thank you for having me on. if you look at what elon musk said today. he said he should have "the basic functionality available by the end of the year." that is fine and i think it is possible but it is a long way from there to actually deploying full economy on public roads and i think there -- they are still several years away from that. taylor: diving down into some of those comments. presents said autonomy fundamental challenges. through your research on this, are there no fundamental challenges? are the challenges around

i am taylor riggs in new york in for emily chang.oronavirus pandemic has transformed the landscape of health care with rapid shifts to telehealth. joining us to discuss the surge in demands and what lies ahead for telehealth is the ceo of one medical, a san francisco-based primary care pat florham -- care platform. great to have you. what demand shifts have you been seeing since february, march, when the coronavirus pandemic came to a head, and how that has transitioned into sales in july? >> great to be with you. combineedical, we digital health and multi modality. that can be on-demand video chat, messaging, questions with in person care and testing. we were set up pretty well to deal with covid. during this time we saw a huge influx of digital health, but not video chats. can i get screened for covid, do i have the symptoms? in fullp testing sites ppe across the country in various locations. certainly saw an influx in demand there. and from employers and other institutions that are trying to get their employees screened to return

caroline: stay tuned, s taylor: stay tuned, bloomberg technology next. romaine: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emilyg technology." i'm emily chang in san francisco. markets fall for another day in a row, intel plunging, and other production delay. tensions rise between the u.s. and china, tit-for-tat, china now ordering the u.s. to close a consulate in a chinese city after the u.s. or

taylor: stay tuned. bloomberg technology up next. romaine: have a great evening, everyone. ♪ emilybloomberg technology." i'm emily chang. a fiery hearing on capitol hill still underway. we are going into the fifth hour of the ceo's being questioned by the house committee on a range of issues. the ceo's making the case that competition

taylor: liver technology is next. president trump sent to speak in a few moments. romaine: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emilyoomberg technology." i'm emily chang in san francisco. we are standing by for a new conference by president trump, expected to talk about reopening schools. the president just tweeted. easternstart at 5:15 and we will take you there live when we stepped to the podium. this after u.s.

taylor: the ever elusive profitability. lizette chapman is all over it for us. now i want to move to uber and their billion-dollar acquisition from postmates, once a pioneer of the gig economy. emilyke with the postmates ceo about his decision to sell and what the future of food delivery looks like. we were very close to flipping and we were excited what that path but happened was we came up with what we believe was a framework that makes sense to bring the companies together and we took it from there. >> what can you tell us? i know uber told us the apple run independently how many employees will still have a job? i think we have been focused handon the deleverage there is going to be sometime when there's work to be done from an antitrust side. we think we have time to figure out the details of the integration. uber is very excited about the brand. it is something they were missing and is a very ideal brand in the food delivery space i believe it will be a great combination i have no doubt that our team and employees find a great home in the joined entity. as for myself, we have not talked about the role at all, but if dara were to retire, you know. >> this is still a competitiv