id had the former president of google china on recently who said at some point 40% of jobs will go awayso talk to us about why the ethics of a.i. are so important to you. >> well, maria, you can't let all of those jobs just go away because of the impact on society. it will be massive in terms of unemployment and tack revenues -- tax revenues and how governments work and what people's demands will be made of them in terms of what they want government to do. and so since we know from kai fu's discussion with you and other leaders in the field, we know this dislocation is coming. the western approach, i think -- and it will also impact china -- will be that you just can't let these things happen, and you're going to need a confederation of government of ethicists in universities, researching universities and companies to, in effect, referee what gets introduced, when it gets introduced, how it gets introduced so we can minimize the downsides of this technology and if take advantage of the astonishing upsides. maria: what can you tell u about the broad economy today? if i know you're travel

search in china. >> you were thinking about it. you did do work inside of googleg search in china would look like. are those conversations going on now or is this a 0% chance google will restart search in china in the near future. >> there's no plans to restart our accepting in china. we think about serving the next billion users. as a company, our mission is to provide information. we evaluate that. but we would need the right conditions to exist so we would do it on a set of principles that matter to us. >> you mentioned conditions. the reason google pulled out of china in 2010 was the hack and human rights violations found as a result. i ask because in 2016 you said i've also thought google was for everyone, and that applies to china, too. you talked about serving chinese users. has something shifted in you, your calculation to explore search in china, the fact you have according to state department 2 million muslim ethnic minorities held in camps in china, the hong kong protest going on, has that shifted fundamentally your view? >> there are often competing va

china region chief. stanley chen, former general manager of google in taiwan will take over running operations in china. google takes in about 15% of its revenue from the asia-pacific region even though it pulled its search engine from mainland china and 2010. coming up, companies looking for a backup plan for the trade war. intel ceo bob swan looking at the global supply chain. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio, the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s., on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: intel is reviewing its supply chain amid growing uncertainty with the u.s.-china trade war. in an interview sunday, ceo bob swan said he is encouraging both companies to engage in dialogue to mitigate tariffs on phone companies. bob: we have a lot of customers there, a factory there, lots of brilliant engineers in china. it is a good market for us. we've been focused on encouraging the governments on both sides to engage in constructive dialogue. we do not believe tariffs is an effective way to drive global trade. that is where we think we can have some influence. we obviously don't h

china. facebook, twitter, google left china -- ebay, as you know well.laughter] emily: do you think entertainment could be a new way into china for u.s. business and industry? meg: american entertainment exists in china today. there are quotas on how much foreign content can be imported and there is censorship, but there is no question that i think the chinese entertainment industry is coming of age and growing. and i think there will be more opportunity for worldwide content into china over time. maybe not in the next couple of years, but listen. the china economy is growing, there is a whole middle-class that is emerging in a very major way, and we know that they like entertainment. emily: that was quibi ceo meg whitman. coming up, facebook is building its own so-called supreme court for content moderation. but will that solve all its problems? we'll discuss facebook's plan for an oversight board, next. and a reminder, the boston pops fire spectacular is the country's largest and oldest fourth of july event. here is a taste of what to expect. [bombasti

. >> google employees shareholders and activists are pressuring them from sexual harassment to its business in china. >> around 100 protesters rallied around alphabets annual shareholder meeting today. the call for better pay and treatment for contractors and service workers in the tech industry. they also demanded google stay out of china over its human rights abuses. inside the meeting shareholders push the company to be more transparent about executive compensation and how they handle sexual harassment claims. bta riders in santa clara county may need a plan b next week. tonight the amalgamated transit unit is voting on whether to accept or reject bta's contract offer. they are also voting on whether to authorize a strike. the union is voting until 10:00 tonight. we should have results tomorrow morning. >> coming up next, kpix 5 original report. >> the weeklong bay area protest decades ago that left a lasting mark on healthcare. wait until you hear what caused this to start flying during a little league baseball game. >> a very rare siding off the coast of monterey bay. why this part of orca's is

workers, investors, and the community in silicon valley. >>> other activists called on google to stay out of china because of mass surveillance and human rights abuse of. they believe that ethnic muslims are being held in chinese interment camp. >>> >>> the wall street journal is reporting that google is thinking of moving kids content into a separate platform. which would shield them from inappropriate content. they are thinking about turning off the autoplay feature. youtube sent this statement saying that we consider lots of ideas for improving u2. and they remain just that. others we develop and launch. >>> oracle shares are on the rise after a better fourth- quarter earnings. the stock went up by 7% today. analyst predicted a revenue of $10.9 billion but it came in at $11.1 billion. >>> a look at the white house today. one trumps former advisor facing lawmakers. hope hicks ignored questions as she walked out this afternoon. she testified behind closed doors for the house judiciary committee. she testified from us seven hours. the white house attorneys objected to all questions related to the

then taking action over china tariffs, google and nintendo are moving production, some production outna and it comes as he and president trump trade attacks on the campaign trail. wait until you see what he said he would do if he becomes president. investors on edge, futures pointing to a day of losses on wall street. there's a dekline of 80 points, a third of a percent on the dow, the nasdaq down 40, after the dow snapped a six day winning streak yesterday with a fractional loss, down 14 points on the dow, 1 point lower on the s&p and not even a point lower on the nasdaq,

china anywhere and perhaps even to taiwan? >> yeah, you know, this could be seen as a lose-lose situation for apple. you've seen the struggles that apple's competitors such as googlend others have had in china. apple is the nonchinese tech company to actually be mostly free to function in china. most of their services work there. they have dozens of retail stores across the region. they have had a lot of success there revenue-wise in the last five to seven years as well. that can't be said for google and others so if apple starts stripping out parts of production from china that will cost a lot of jobs. apple is responsible for about 3 1/2 million supply chain jobs in china alone. if those jobs go away it will hurt the chinese economy and china will have less of a will to want to work with apple to keep them in their region right now. >> in the meantime, gene, you've got a new note just out on apple's reputation in china. what have you found? >> emily, we've been monitoring this closely since really may 5 when the trade dispute with china started to flare up and what we wanted to get a sense of, what the typical chinese consumer would do, boycotting apple products

google it. if they're in china they cannot google it. you can find out who she and and what she has done to chinese people in san francisco and chinese people around the world and we all come here for freedom. we all come here to embrace american freedom. i hope that we would not name someone if the human rights violator and in history i think hopefully history not on the back page of the history. >> dear board of directors, my name is victoria and i am a student from sf and i'm still against naming the central subway station after rose pak. i believe subway stations should be about the community not political leaders. it's wrong to politicize our subway stations. people are able to control our community inns using. she was controversial and subjected many people to abuse and punishment if they did not support her agenda. several time residents testified at the sfmts citizen advisory council after personal experience with rose pak. they received death threats from rose pak and another older gentleman talked to his boss about highering ge

outside china, google is not going to be able to offer some of these features.r while way -- huawei on that front. >> thank you for joining us. before we hand it over to bloomberg markets asia, let's look a tell the markets are trading. -- at how markets are trading. performing well on the tsx. -- asx. >> take a look at futures. u.s. futures pairing back some of those earlier declines we saw after we heard the u.s.-mexico trade negotiations had not given rise to a deal. chinese futures down a little bit. that is it from daybreak asia. the china open is next. this is bloomberg. >> what does the moment of a lift refer to? lift up all women, we can change the world. it is heartbreaking. that is the story of women, many around the world. david: when someone called you, we are giving you $50 billion or $60 billion we did not expect, what did you say? cried.: we he said, a bunch of us are dancing, why don't you come? david: is he bit a big dancer? people wo

endanger google's android ecosystem cutting off while the phones from using android couldn't theory help limit chinese influence to phones manufactured by huawei in china but it would also cut those phones off from google security updates and huawei would be free to distribute those unsecured phones around the world and if a phone running a secure version of android communicated with a phone running in insecurity that could open the ecosystem up to attacks but it's unclear if u.s. regulators will be swayed to allow google to continue working with wall way. joins us now financial correspondent in frankfurt it's still full steam ahead we have to point out for a while way elsewhere in the world it struck $46.00 commercial 5 g. contracts in 30 countries and regions. that's right that's what who always said this week after signing another deal with russia but you know this wide range of the country makes the scenario even more dangerous for the americans but i have to say also for many other security experts in the west the concern is that by allowing who a way to provide the core of the future 5 g. network the technology for this network the switches we wo

then taking action over china tariffs, google and nintendo are moving production, some production out of china. fox con says it is ready to move iphone production if needed. plus, joe biden flips his stance on china and it comes as he and president trump trade attacks on the campaign trail. wait until you see what he said he would do if he becomes president. investors on edge, futures pointing to a day of losses on wall street. there's a dekline of 80 points, a third of a percent on the dow, the nasdaq down 40, after the dow snapped a six day winning streak yesterday with a fractional loss, down 14 points on the dow, 1 point lower on the s&p and not even a point lower on the nasdaq, two-thirds of one point. global markets, in europe, declines across the board, fq100 down 48, cac in paris down 35, dax in germany lower by 56. and in asia overnight markets were lower there as well. the hang seng the worst performer amid the protests. hong kong hang seng index down one and three quarters percent. breaking news this morning, those mass protests in hong kong. connell mcshane is live in hong

weibo has imposed restrictions and china's google equivalent swipe baidu has banned the phrase "sendingimes newspaper which has defended the bill. "this kind of violent demonstration is not supposed to happen in hong kong, a developed society. it looks like color revolution. i don't think westerners that encourage protests in hong kong want the best for the city. they would rather see disturbance there." bbc chinese service vincent ni has more on the view from china. in public the chinese government has offered a very limited remark on this extradition bill, partly because hong kong chief executive said this is completely a hong kong initiative, it's nothing to do with beijing, they are simply trying to close the legal loophole that doesn't allow criminals in hong kong to be extradited to mainland china. hong kong process government also said that that beijing was not behind it, and today, beijing foreign ministry said that they are fully supporting the extradition bill, and happily supporting the chief executive, all some protesters on the streets in hong kong are calling for her to st

anmp's tariffs are taking effect on china, google moving out of that hardware elsewhere in apple hasp if things spiral out of hand. peter, what is apple's plan? this came as a bit of a surprise, the trade war has been raging for a while and apple is one of the companies that looks like it could get squeezed because of this. united states is a very important market. donald trump was imposing tariffs on a variety of things. it looked like apple could be next. the happened yesterday is biggest supplier of iphones to apple said they had production capacity outside of china to be able to do meat -- meet demand. apple sells about 50 million iphones in the u.s., so they are saying if needed, if the trade tensions get worse, they would be able to ship some of the shift the out and phones to the united states. they are still many other iphones made within china that could be sold elsewhere. about wasdid not talk going tohat was increase their costs substantially and made it clear that apple so are has not asked -- asked for any production shift. on high talkard about moving factories out of c

for all intensive purposes, that is the case with google, asked majority of searches outside of dictatorial state like chinane on google. a liberal who was i believe a democrat is a professor at ucla of computer science or research science has done a study, a very meticulous study, at the best of my knowledge has not been validated showing that in the last election, that is exactly what google did, steer people toward democratic nominees and as a result, candidates. as a result skewed election results. i would argue if one wants to be honest and a premium, if they want to be honest, i would say google had a much more insidious effect on the election than putin. i am no putin fan. >> the way they do this, if you put some search in, direct you away from conservatives say, it's more positive, mainstream, pro- democratic sites and then they depart form and we know that google executives were on the obama team, they met at the white house, as ted cruz found out, we know who they want in the white house, watch him grow this executive. >> of the senior executives of google, do you know of a single one who voted fo

very quickly, does google want to get back into china? >> not right now. this is the key question.ut of china because the government was sensoring it. they had human rights abuses. they pulled out in 2010. i said will you go back in. they said they have no plans to search in china, the right conditions would have to exist. >> right conditions. human rights, censorship. he said without censorship. that's a question he hadn't heard him answer before. he does view google as an global company. he wants to serve the user. it's important google thinks with the censorship in china they couldn't fairly serve the user because they wouldn't get fair results. >> a lot of news. >> you can see poppy's full interview on ceo on her boss fills podcast which you should subscribe to, which you haven't already you should. >> thank you, my friend of a a boy bitten by a coast off the carolina coast. the shark grabbed him by the leg. local media reports the boy suffered multiple punk tour wounds. this the third attack off carolina's coast so far. >>> a new glimpse of baby archie. meghan markle and princ

whale less endanger google's android ecosystem cutting off while we phones from using android couldn't theory help limit chinese influence to phones manufactured by huawei in china but it would also cut those phones off from google security updates and huawei would be free to distribute those unsecured phones around the world and if a phone run a secure version of android communicated with a phone running an unsecure version that could open the ecosystem up to attacks. but it's unclear if u.s. regulators will be swayed to allow google to continue working with walk away. now to some other business stories making news french president of iran has met with twitter c dorsey in paris france's parliament is debating legislation that would find companies up to 4 percent of their global revenue for not removing hateful content the proposed law comes after the march shooting attack in christchurch new zealand that killed 50 people. as former new york city mayor michael bloomberg says he's donating $500000000.00 in the bid to shut down the remaining coal plants and the united states the billionaire wants to turn the u.s. into a 100 percent clean energy economy by 2030. no

and china especially after google refused to google bandit from accessing its android technology and other companies follow. so really it is no wonder that the chinese leader xi jinping talked about unilateralism the way he did. we discussed the development of our bilateral relations since their standard 70 years ago and included they've reached an unprecedented level new possibilities have opened for us the world is changing protectionism and unilateralism a raising the heads china and russia as leading world powers will protect the international system based on international law and multilateral trade now that was it for today but in the next few days the chinese leader is set to go to sing petersburg and to a business forum and the world judging by what happened today think it could be expected that it will be kind of like today but on steroids. the chinese leader arrived in moscow with presents for his russian counterpart she handed over to pandas to the moscow's who 2 2. was. the most. international affairs commentator jonathan steele says russian chinese relations are now bette

google. the vast majority of searches outside of a dictatorial state like china are done on google. dr.stein who was a liberal and i believe a democrat and professor at ucla computer science, research science, has done a very meticulous study to the best of my knowledge it has not been in any way invalidated, showing in the last election that's exactly what google did, steer people toward democratic nominees. or candidates. and as a result actually skewed election results. i would argue if one wants to be honest and that's at a premium. if one wants to be honest, i would say google had a more insidious effect on the election than putin did. jesse: the way they do this, if you put some search in they direct you away from conservative sites toward more positive mainstream pro-democracy krat i can sites. and then they deplatform and ban people. we know a bunch of google executives were on the obama team. they met at the white house on numerous occasions. as ted cruz found out, we know who they want in the white house. watch him grill this executive. >> of the senior executives at google, d

emily: that was china's former science and tech minister wan gong. bloomberg has learned googledware production away from china to allow the company to avoid u.s. tariffs and an increasingly hostile government in beijing. google has moved much of the production of u.s.-bound motherboards for its computers to taiwan. coming up, slack is gearing up for its public trading debut. what investors are expecting from the untraditional listing next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: electric scooter company is acquiring its rival to help with moving to san francisco. the two one of scooter companies given permission to operate in the city. the companies did not disclose an acquisition price but said scoot will operate under its own brand as a bird subsidiary. slack is expected to be valued between $16 billion and $17 billion when it lists its shares publicly. unlike many companies that have gone public this year, slack is forgoing the traditional ipo route with a direct listing, and investors will be allowed to begin selling shares immediately. joining us to discuss, bloomberg's ellen hewitt.

the ing, protesters expressed frustration with how google has handled sexual harassment issues and its development of a centered search engine for chinaf google workers and community activists took part in today's demonstration. >> we are here because we believe that google must have responsibility to do better. whether it is on issues around direct employees, subcontractors and its impact on the community, google has a responsibility and must realize the community, workers and alliance of solidarity tier today will not stop fighting until we take the to see them taking real action . >> today, protesters part of an ongoing effort to pressure google. last november, thousands of workers walked off the job to protest the company's workplace culture. >>> ktvu fox2 news at 6:30 pm is up next with max harris on the stand in the ghost ship warehouse tribe. crime reporter, henry lee was there again today and will tell us what the prosecution was doing that seemed to irritate harris. >>> also ahead, frustration over the homeless crisis in california's largest city. critics are calling for la's mayor to be recalled. >>> the oakland a's are goin