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getting to about a 5 minute eta. enough scale that you can get someone a ride within about 5 minutes. i think it will plays out with other real world transportation spaces. where there will be a handful of players in each geography. there won't be infinite number of players because it takes significant capital to goat get to that 5 minute eta. >> tell me how you think about risk? a lot of young companies get tripped up trying to expand too quickly. you have marketing and there is a lot of pricing pressure in this market. so what are you doing to make sure you don't end up over extending. >> it was important to quick get out to all the major u.s. markets and in 2014 we are focused on getting to scale in those markets. and what we've done in the last three months is we've gone from a million rides to two million because of that focus. >> when we talk about the market, john. it's lyft. i uber. you are often compared and contrasted. how do you, john think of the difference between the services. >> i think number one we a

amendments showed up on august 6th essentially what the amendments do is provide a firewall between ss eta, and their roll as the treasure island mobility agency, to protect the sources of revenue, and keep it separate assets and liabilities between the two entity and a lot of work, and went into this before the bill became what it is today. and i would like to thank, and to really express my appreciation to the staff for how collaborativive, everybody was, in trying to get this into shape as a result, when we were inprint, we only found two minor technical changes that need to be made to bill passing handly through the senate with no, no votes and it passed and i am sorry, the senate and then it passed through the assembly, 74 to one and in lieu of a rule favor, and the two-thirds vote and we ellipsed that and it was sent to the governor and just yesterday, it went from a technical review stage called enrollment for the governor's office and so we are collaborating with his office to get the letter of support in, and requesting a signature and we think ha it will be in good shape with the

new economic eta -- new economic data weighed on shares. the economy lost momentum, and investors have been disappointed with that. >> let's run through tuesday's numbers, starting with the dax. it finished off by nearly one point 6%. euro stoxx 50 down by about the same amount. across the atlantic on wall street, the dow down by point -- by .1%. the euro trading higher against the greenback. people across the eurozone might have noticed a new look on their put a new 10-euro note in circulation. >> more than 4 billion are being distributed by cash machines, bank shot -- cash machines, banks, shops. new security features make the bills more difficult to counterfeit. >> a london auction house says it is to sell a very rare, newly complete skeleton of a wool he mammoth, including tusks -- complete skeleton of a woolly mammoth. >> auction is making no bones about it -- whoever wants to take this fossil home needs to have plenty of room for it. it's expected to fetch up to 300,000 euros. this will he won -- this woolly one will go on the auction

every morning, i give each one of my customers a call to give them a closer eta.nd when i called this customer, i discovered that he was deaf. then i thought of amanda. i've known american sign language since i was about 8 years old. it's like music for your eyes. and i thought that was an amazing gift to have, to be able to communicate with the deaf. my friend kanyon asked me to help him explain how today's appointment will go. he was nodding his head and giggling a little bit. i earned his trust that day, i guess. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> nasa today announced it will resume launching astronauts into space from the united states, something they haven't done since the end of the space shuttle program and it has cost almost $7 billion to do it. let's get more from our aviation analyst, miles o'brien. miles, explain what this move means for the future of the u.s. space program? >> well, the bottom line thing to take away from this is nasa made an important step toward launching u.s. rockets from u.s. soil carrying u.s. astronauts. something we haven

once you enter the vehicle, there is a button that says "share my eta" and people can see where you are at all times. we have very fast and responsive customer service. customers are very pleased with our response time and feedback issues. and, we are also able to show you clearly the time of arrival to get to your destination. uber partners with many different types of vehicles. these are the models we have now. these are options at any price point. we want to be affordable and accessible to anyone. you may have heard these different options being referred to before. we have uber black which was our first model and this is a town car option. there is uber suv which is for times that you need more space, this is a bigger option and uber x is everyday cars. this is our peer to peer products that we have. then there is also uber taxi which allows us to partner with existing taxi models. another thing that is really important is pricing transparency. we don't want there to be any surprises at the end of the day when you are trying to get somewhere. when you request a ride you are able to g

every morning, i give each one of my customers a call to give them a closer eta. and when i called this customer, i discovered that he was deaf. then i thought of amanda. i've known american sign language since i was about 8 years old. it's like music for your eyes. and i thought that was an amazing gift to have, to be able to communicate with the deaf. my friend kanyon asked me to help him explain how today's appointment will go. he was nodding his head and giggling a little bit. i earned his trust that day, i guess. >>> back now, "sunday housecall," so it really is that simple? you want to cut your risk of heart disease, eat a fruit every day. so dr. segal, an apple a day really keeps the doctor away? >> i like this information. we are very pro-food on this show. it's part of our head tramedite diet. over 40,000 people were studied over seven years. it showed that those who had a fruit a day cut down their risk of heart disease by 40%. why would that be? fruit has fiber in it, it causes your sugar to go to a better place. it has antioxidants in it. it has very l

orsee things like facebook alibaba were they run their own applications and those are specific eta sets's not just one but a relatively small set that will be much more purposeful. don't break it. that i'm week is really all we have proven. it's not bending. >> my heart totally dropped. cory johnson are editor-at-large, thank you. eric schmidt is out with a new book and starts with -- stops by to talk about everything from the android apple battle to whether marissa mayer can turn yahoo! around. his thoughts, next. ♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg west. i'm emily chang where we focus on innovation, technology, and the future of business. ever wonder about the inner workings of google? you can get a glimpse of life inside the search giant courtesy of eric schmidt who just wrote a book called "how google works." to help develop gmail and android. makers with market erik schatzker and stephanie earlier. take a listen as he talks about the android versus apple battle. the innovationat on the apple side and on the google side, that how petition i think is the defining fight of the computer ind

we did get some better than expected economic eta showing that new home sales rose at the fastest pacen six years. that perhaps boosting sentiment. we are watching a couple of individual stocks that are moving today starting with citizens financials. the u.s. subsidiary of the royal bank of scotland, those shares are up i about 6% after they started trading at their ipo price range of $21 and $.50 per share. this is the second-biggest ipo of the year. of course, after alibaba. also shares of bed bath and beyond. they posted an earnings beat at its forecast and revenue for the year that will be higher than analyst estimates. the same-store sales grew faster than expected. we will be on the markets again in 30. >> breaking news coming out of apple. apple has pulled its mobile software update after dropped service. they are investigating reports. they have pulled their mobile software. they sell 10 million iphone 6. apple pulling its mobile update. that does it for us. >> we have no update on american politics. the big story of the day, president obama speaking at the u.n. general assembl

based on the likelihood that the soviets would in some months track it successfully and with accurate etahand being pressure to discontinue the flight. misjudgedut we had the capabilities at the time. their radar could track every flight. the soviets filed a protest. after that, over flights were flown only sporadically. went overyears big u2 the rest of the world. bed -- wentnt to around the rest of the world. then we built corona, the world's first photo reconnaissance satellite. today's perspective, it is momentous. ,n the weeks after sputnik there was pressure from all quarters to accelerate the u.s. missile and space program. there was much public debate about the military versus civilian control of the program. suspectedme it was the president eisenhower would address the nation. >> long-range ballistic missiles do not cancel these destructive and deterrent powers in our strategic air force. earthunching of satellites is an achievement of the first importance. the scientists who brought it about deserve full credit and recognition. news -- useful new facts have been introduced with

take a look at the recent eta we have had and there have been a recent inflection point. the first time, you see livestock income in the united states higher than crop income this time around. you see real structural changes in the livestock market where supply and demand are getting more closely aligned. cattle had the biggest rally since july of 2011 and we've seen a drop-off in hogs. by historical standards, still a good market for bacon producers. >> how does this story play out over the next few months? what kind of adjustments will farmers and consumers have to make? >> is one of the challenges with agriculture. the plants have been planted on the harvest is coming. you're just ealing with a glut and working through. acreage,ee a shift in and with livestock, you can see a supply response thereto. but it takes two or three years to get those animals to market will stop this will be playing itself out or months and years to come. >> what are consumers looking at? >> you are looking at a moderation of food and relation. the livestock side will take a wild for the suppl

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we design a-- when new service, we try not to collect eta. we are not -- collect data. we are not reading your e-mails. we are not reading yourimessage. if the government late a subpoena on us to get yourimessages, we cannot provide. it is encrypted. the door is closed. our business, charlie, is based on selling these. our business is not based on having information about you. you are not our product. our products are these. this watch and macs and so forth. we run a very different company. i think everyone has to ask, how do companies make their money? follow the money. if they are making money mainly by collecting gobs of personal data, i think you are right to be worried and you should really understand what is happening to that data and the companies i think should be very transparent about it. from our point of view, you can see what we are doing on the credit card thing. we do not want it. we are not in that business. it. offended by lots of i think people have a right to privacy. i think that is going to be a very key topic over the next year or so. we will reach

every morning, i give each one of my customers a call to give them a closer eta. and when i called this customer, i discovered that he was deaf. then i thought of amanda. i've known american sign language since i was about 8 years old. it's like music for your eyes. and i thought that was an amazing gift to have, to be able to communicate with the deaf. my friend kanyon asked me to help him explain how today's appointment will go. he was nodding his head and giggling a little bit. i earned his trust that day, i guess. >>> we've seen the isis brutality play out in high definition. who are these extremists? what possesses someone to embrace an ideology so inhumane? "face to face with an isis fighter." >> reporter: a rare video from iraq's defense ministry showing troops in action this week capturing a man they say is an isi isis foreign fighter, near the haditha dam. this is an isis fighter, he's come here in search of heaven, his local tribesman says, mocking the jihadi ideology. he's come here to kill iraqis, we are your brothers, our religion is not like yours, y

every morning, i give each one of my customers a call to give them a closer eta. and when i called this customer, i discovered that he was deaf. then i thought of amanda. i've known american sign language since i was about 8 years old. it's like music for your eyes. and i thought that was an amazing gift to have, to be able to communicate with the deaf. my friend kanyon asked me to help him explain how today's appointment will go. he was nodding his head and giggling a little bit. i earned his trust that day, i guess. >>> chuck todd is former print guy who became nbc's chief white house correspondent. the networked forced out david gregory after six years of struggles at "meet the press." the new moderator made his debut today. >> what does he need to say, do you think, that will rally the public to his strategy? >> we are an exhausted nation. and i think this president is taking a -- a fairley reasoned, measured response. >> now, we obsess. do you think it's been too poll driven about it? >> no. >> do you think that's -- >> i don't think he's been poll driven eno

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they've launched the eta of five minutes. as soon as sky 4 gets there, we'll bring you the extent of what's going on out here. right now traffic is getting by on this ramp. again, pennsylvania turnpike westbound, the off-ramp to bensalem. we'll keep you updated and let you know if that changes and let you know as soon as sky force gets there. this accident finally cleared in douglassville near old swede road. that is gone and out of there. if you're traveling 95 this morning, this is southbound near cotman avenue. starting to see volume. drive times not indicating a delay. reading 14 minutes right now southbound from woodhaven to the vine. vai. >>> now to the casino crisis. atlantic city's newest casino resort is closed. just a few minutes ago, revel shut down the gaming floor one day after closing its hotel. nbc 10's jesse gary is live outside revel. jesse, what's going on right now? >> reporter: well, vai, just ahead of that closing at 6:00 a.m., someone put flowers on the steps that lead to the front door outside of the ca

use the network to look at it supply chain from one side to the other, having the application, big etaloud opportunity makes it much more efficient, and effective in their business. >> what is the transformational acquisition? where do you need to go to say this is the next and ration cisco? >> i would say it's moving much more into software, having services play a much more critical role because we have to help our customers as they transition. the other thing is security. top of mind for customers -- all of the breaches we have seen, the network is critical in that. help you manage that security as things continue to get more complex. they are not safe today. how do we make them safer in the future is to mark >> there are a lot of people who think you should buy emc. partner for many years that that's not one of the acquisitions we are looking at. >> the cfo of cisco -- so good of you to stay with us will stop x good to finish the conversation. arehen we come back, we talking about another all-star -- not only will derek jeter sell you the shirt off his back, he will sell you his dir

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