he is one of the nurses here in helsinki's first virtual nursing centre.eams of trained nurses each make up to 50 video calls per day to people around the city who need support. so you've still got that kind of real human... yeah, yeah. and especially some of the older customers, that's like a highlight of the day for them, to have sort of a small chat with a friendly nurse. the hope is that this will cut down on the number of home visits that nurses have to do to people who don't need physical support, freeing up more time for those that do. the software itself, called video visit, works much like any video call. so, while the tech isn't that new, helsinki is unique in how wisely the government is using it, and that can mean big savings for them. an in—person nursing visit can cost around a0 euros, but this new type of checkup costs as little as five. and what really comes across, watching this call, is that they do have a relationship. they're chatting away. and itjust shows that that nursing element, that real human connection, is still there, even thou

both of those cases that he would work with our committee and work with the helsinki commission. >>i think -- take that to heart and let me say i have spent time with some of my predecessors that impose understanding how they approach congress and you can expect to see if i'm confirmed my full engagement. >> thank you. senator shaheen. >> thank you mr. chairman in mr. mitchell congratulations on your nomination and i want to thank you for your willingness to consider service with this post. i appreciate the time you spent with me talking about the challenges facing our international diplomatic efforts and the state department itself. you will have a large public to paul missy shop and the office is charged with implementing russian policies as you testified to including our efforts to counter russian disinformation. how do you expect the european -year-old to work with the newly constituted global engagement to address the disinformation that is coming from russia? >> thank you senator for that question and i appreciate have the opportunity to spend time with the recently put it wan

rovio expects the stock trading in helsinki on october 3rd >> helsinki which is -- >> what in finland> yes good to check on your geography, make sure you're brushing up >> i actually didn't know rovio was a finnish company. i presume it's finnish, it didn't just choose helsinki. >> you like angry birds, do you not? >> i don't i did like my video games back in the day but not norfor a while. >> angry birds, popular game >>> up next, keeping america safe, cnbc went behind the scenes for the inner workings of airport security that report coming up. >>> first, as we head to break, here is the national weather forecast focusing more on the united states of america than helsinki it's bill karins >>> good friday morning to you i wish i had better news on jose, this storm is still a threat to areas of the east coast especially eastern new england. it won't be for about five days. there's time for this to change. but our trend and all of the model lines here has been closer to the coast so now is probably the time to tell everyone in southern new england and eastern new england, if you live in

he is one of the nurses here in helsinki's first virtual nursing centre.ke a highlight of the day for them, to have sort of a small chat with a friendly nurse. the hope is that this will cut down on the number of home visits that nurses have to do to people who don't need physical support, freeing up more time for those that do. the software itself, called video visit, works much like any video call. so, while the tech isn't that new, helsinki is unique in how wisely the government is using it, and that can mean big savings for them. an in—person nursing visit can cost around 40 euros, but this new type of checkup costs as little as five. and what really comes across, watching this call, is that they do have a relationship. they're chatting away. and itjust shows that that nursing element, that real human connection, is still there, even though it's a video call. people do hesitate at technology, and especially in nursing. we have virtual home care. we are actually taking care of people. it's scary that the robots are coming and taking ourjobs. actually, t

another hat i wear as the ranking democratic on oscc helsinki commission. many challenges in addition to russia. you've got brexit, you've got turkey and how we're dealing with turkey. you have the migration issues, you have unity against isil, concerns of erosion in the democratic process in some of our european countries that are members of eu and nato. so you have a full plate, and we look forward to that discussion and thank you for your willingness to be here and take on this responsibility. >> governor, we thank you so much for being here. i want to join in with senator cardin in thank youing ying you many years of service here in our country and in china and other places also. i had a great meeting with you yesterday and strongly support your nomination. i am glad your family is willing to do this. we had some conversations about your wonderful spouse and why she would do this, and maybe you'll speak to that in a moment. but we do hope you will introduce them. we thank you for bringing them with you. we know it's a partnership. we are anxious to hear

region biggestc lender and will run if the business out of helsinki and to move from stockholm wouldake it from criticizing the government. the move is expected to be affected in the second half of the next year. you can see how those shares in nordea are faring at the end of today's session, moving headquarters to finland for breaking news, this is bloomberg. ♪ news, back to breaking federal reserve vice-chairman stanley fischer is resigning after serving three years at the central bank. that resignation effective october 13. for more perspective, i want to bring in tom keene, "surveillance" anchor on tv and radio. you spoke to stan fischer, how long ago? tom: 6, 8, 10 weeks ago before jackson hole and we have a great relationship over the years when he was serving at citigroup. i do not think anybody should be surprised. there is a politics within washington that is widely presumed but it is a bit of a surprise. julie: that he did not finish out his term. i want to play sound with your interview with him when he talks about the a political nature of the fed. stanley fischer: we rea

the finnish mobile gamesmaker will list in helsinki.ollowing years of falling earnings and jobs cuts, the company returned to profit in 2016 following the angry birds 3-d movie and game sales rovya sae dposh gosh, it's intense that video we're play >> you never played it >> no. >> it's very addictive >> it's not making me want tofrmt. >> itthe publisher of the "chicg tribune" is buying the iconic daily news no cash is changing hands, but tronc agreed to assume all operating cost and debt and will acquire the printing press in new jersey the daily news was once the nation's largest circulating newspaper but has faded as readers shift online >>> hb fuller is buying its smaller rival royal adhesives and sealants from a private equity firm for nearly 1.6 billion. fuller expects the deal boost revenue by about 25% we're seeing that up almost a full percentage point. >>> blackstone has cancelled a 3 $3 billion sale of several australian shopping malls after failing to find a buyer. the company put the portfolio of ten malls mostly in sydney a

to helsinki. >> she's home, right? don't you worry, he's done his homework. he set it up, his girlfriend had a girl's day, and right now, she's having brunch with her girlfriend at this particular cafe. if you notice he's holding a folder. in that folder he has music sheet. he walks through the restaurant and sits right at the piano. >> oh, cool. >> mr. fancy pants is going to start playing ed sheeran's "thinking out loud." ♪ darling i will be loving you >> somehow she was able to figure out that voice sounded really, really familiar. >> she probably thought oh that reminds me of my -- wait, that's my man! ♪ >> you see her walking over to him, she stands in front of the piano and has a big, enormous smile on her face. she politely waits for him to finish the song, which i think i wouldn't have done. i will be forget the song, give me a hug, baby! >> he should finish playing and then leave, don't say a word. >> when he finishes he walks around the piano, gives her a big hug but then to everyone's surprise, including her

what do you think about this bank leaving stockholm for helsinki? does it cause a problem?r the ecb to get more under their purview? what is your general take on this big story? bert: i would say that, you know, obviously, free choice for any bank to do that type of thing, and i think the ecb should probably be prepared to handle more banks coming into the eurozone. i think that is the message they portraying with regards to brexit. i think that should not be a problem from an ecb perspective. matt: i appreciate your take this morning and your time as well. bert out of amsterdam. we will bring you the ecb parse interest rate decision when it is an out that 12:45 p.m. u.k. time, 1:45 on the continent. mario draghi's press conference follows later and we will broadcast that in its entirety. you can stream that on tv . wordt to get the first news from bloomberg. for that, we go to sebastian salek. sebastian: president trump sided with democrats on adding a three-month extension. the agreement goes against the arguments of fellow republicans. the plan, which paul ryan earli

>> they are listing in helsinki. supercell,tition, isn't that market.to be there to a limited extent. if you look at the average value for some of these companies, it is about five times revenue at the reported evaluation that we eight $2 billion market value. this is almost double. there is a bit of a disconnect when it comes to what is currently trading and what angry birds is schilling with this sale. you are going to have to convince investors that they have cut all the costs they needed to enter watch -- and are running much more efficiently and have figured out the in-app purchasing strategy. i need to know what the next angry birds game is going to be. what are they going to do in 2018?ap of 2017 and they haven't told us about anything exciting that is coming. >> maybe a new movie. alex barinka, thank you for joining us. that doesn't for this edition of "bloomberg technology ." -- that doesn't for -- that does "uber this edition of technology -- "bloomberg technology." ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." char

rovio is finnish so the stock ll be traded on the helsinki stock exchange.ry birds cam out in 2009 and the company ss it's the most downloed mobile game ever. angry birds is free to download. in february the ceo talked with changed the whole gaming industry. look at the app stores nowadays. most of the games are free to play. so you actually download them free. and inside the game are micro payments that was a huge shift in the gaming incenter i in the past years. >> angry birds has spawned a spinoff games.dise, and several the company didn'teveal an estimated share price. >>> a struggling cab company in san francisco has launched a crowd funding campaign to keep it rolling. san francisco green cab was the first all-hybrid fleet in the city when it began in 2007. and believes it's the only driver-owned andperated cab company in the city. the company says state tax regulations give companies like er and lyft an unfair green cab says its drivers have a dedication to service that you can't find with ride-hailing companies. >> we have our regulars that we get co

rovio is finnish so the stock will be traded on the helsinki stock exchange.t in 2009 and the company says it's the most downloaded mobile game ever. angry birds is free to download. in february the ceo talked with abc 7 news about how that changed the whole gaming industry. >> look at the app stores nowadays. most of the games are free to play. so you actually download them free. and inside the game are micro payments. that was a huge shift in the gaming incenter i in the past years. >> angry birds has spawned a movie, merchandise, and several spinoff games. the company didn't reveal an estimated share price. >>> a struggling cab company in san francisco has launched a crowd funding campaign to keep it rolling. san francisco green cab was the first all-hybrid fleet in the city when it began in 2007. and believes it's the only driver-owned and operated cab company in the city. the company says state tax regulations give companies like uber and lyft an unfair advantage. green cab says its drivers have a dedication to service that you can't find with ride-hailin

finally flying the nest rovio entertainment announced i intention to go public listing shares in helsinki it's most famous for its angry birds brand and total rovio games have been downloaded more than 4 billion times with more than 80 million active users i'm definitely not one of them >>> the lego group will cut 1400 jobs in an attempt to simplify its business model the privately held danish company employs 18,200 people. the news comes as the lego group posts a 5% decline in revenue for the first half of 2017 that's the first sales drop in 13 years let's see how jorgen vig knudstorp, the chairman of the board of lego feels about this in your press release you called this a disappointing performance. what do you think is behind this >> thank you very much i mean, i think what we've found through our investigation of this is that, you know, you so often trend towards saying this is the change in the retail media landscape or some other change, but what we found is the way we do business, the way we do marketing, the way we do our in-market management but how we run the whole administrati

alex: they are listing in helsinki. their competition is in that market, too.te seems to be there to a certain extent. valuation. the average value for gaming companies is about five times revenue. valuation, a $2 billion market value, this is almost double that. there is a bit of a disconnect here when it comes to the content -- amount to that is traded. you are going to have to convince investors that they have cut all the costs they need, running a much more efficient ship. if they figure out the in-app purchasing strategy, it will be successful going forward. what are they going to do in the gap of 2017 and 2018, where they have not told us about anything new and exciting? emily: maybe it will be a new movie. alex barinka, thank you so much for joining us. i know you will keep us posted. but does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." we are live streaming on twitter. check us out. that is all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed

maker of angry birds is to list on the nasdaq helsinki.hare issue of 30 million euros. that is your bloomberg business flash. theresa is planning a speech to jumpstart the so-called sluggish brexit negotiations. oning discussions forward britain's trading relationship with the e.u. there was talk of the speech on september 21. anna: joining us now is john redwood. jane foley is still with us. john, a warm welcome to the program. tell us your thoughts on the progress you see being made on brexit talks, where we are versus where you thought we might be. john: there is a bit of modest progress on the second order detail. this is a potentially 90 month negotiation, so i wasn't expecting much progress by this stage. the european union has a habit of doing everything at the last minute. i think most of the markets and media are getting too preoccupied by all of this. i would say, talk about something else the next year while they sort some of the fundamental things out. i don't think we will get early agreements on the big things anytime soon. m

the company behind angry birds aiming for a roughly one billion dollar valuation when it ipos in helsinki. the initial price for the range $12.24 a share. >>> and lyft may be driving away with new investor. alphabet is in talks for one billion dollar investment. this would be interesting for google, speaking of uber, for a discount. the deal would give softbank 22% stake in uber if it can convince the shareholders to agree to option that prices share the discount. we'll see on that. "countdown" right after this break. if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could afford... a gig-speed. a gig-speed network. it's like 20 times faster than what most people have. i'd of said... i'd of said you're dreaming. dreaming! definitely dreaming. then again, dreaming is how i got this far. now more businesses in more places can afford to dream gig. comcast, building america's largest gig-speed network. . li

smartphone game angry birds is released on helsinki.t will target a dividend payout ratio of about 3% net profit -- about 30% net profit. indeed.nk you very much i want to take your attention to the screen, the anr. you see this incredible price run that the stock has had. that is the white line. that is where the price is that is in the same place right now. -- 626.target, 6:26 has reported a profit on revenues of 1.60 6 billion pounds. that has meant the company has been at the top and at the bottom in terms of the numbers that it has posted. the middle of the p&l is an interesting place to focus. joining us now is the ceo of redrow, john tutte. congratulations on the numbers. the company has come back really strongly, or at least the shares of quebec really strongly over the last year. you haven't seen any real impact from the political turbulence that the markets priced in post-brexit. has that surprised you? john: not really. i'm a great believer in what we have seen. i think that has now been recognized that a great strategy . we

ofhaps under the context something along the lines of the helsinki accords. but wouldn't that simply further legitimize the kim regime? >> thank you. very good point. i do not disagree with you. i totally agree. i think deterrence is very important. there is always the possibility, we have the extended deterrence commitment to our allies in south korea and japan. i think it would be impotent for nuclearhave their own weapons capabilities and i hope to see the dialogue starting now. i think other countries will be saying we need our own deterrence capabilities. i think our ability to isolate and watch north korea closely to make sure there is no proliferation is another issue. possibility.is a the negatives on that would be in the potential of a nuclear arms race, miscalculation. -- weoking at the idea of are looking at the idea of nuclearing the weapons, north korea is not there. analysts are saying they are not giving it up. we're hoping to stop it with talks and to determine if there th to moving forward.\ the truth is, we don't know the dynamics within nor

russians that they themselves signed up for, that they draft the helsinki act and now they are the biggest lawbreakers in the world. we have to take that as our starting point. it is alsoherbst: the geopolitically smart thing to do. one more point i would like to make which is not an answer to the question. multiple times, they are not defending mr. putin's policies. that is true. the debate has been about american policy. i would like to make something clear because this is at times lost as people look at the work we have been doing here at the atlantic council on the war in ukraine. our position is in no sense anti-russian. it is anti-revisionism, anti-aggression. historianst russian wrote sometime in the late 19 century and this is a simplified paraphrase, that when the russian state marches, the russian people lose. there is a connection between mr. putin's revisionism and aggression abroad and his oppression at home. our policies, which are designed to thwart that oppression will hasten the day and this is not talking about regime change, but it will hasten the day when we see the rig

entertainment-- announced today, it plans an initial public offering and a listing of its shares on the helsinkixchange... hoping to raise 36-million dollars. the company's c-e-o says, rovio "is stronger than ever" and well-positioned in the fast growing mobile gaming market. and calls the share listing an important milestone for the company. the company did not give an estimated share price or company value. in sports... another n-f-l star gives his opinion on colin kaepernick...... and the boston red sox are busted using a new-age way to steal signs... gary has that story...and all the sports... coming up 49ers open their season with cam newton and the carolina panthers sunday at levi's stadium and you can ad newton to the players who think colin kaepernick should be on an nfl team"in my own opinion do i think kaepernick is better than some of the starting quarterbacks in this league, absolutely. should he be on a roster, in my opinion, absolutely, there's no question about it. is he good enough to be on a roster? is he good enough to be a starting quarterback? absolutely." kaepern

in some cases they helped draft the helsinki final draft, and now they're the biggest lawbreakers in the world. we have to take that as our starting point in considering this issue. >> it's also the geopolitically smart thing to do. but there's one more point i'd like to make, which is not an answer to nadia's question. raj and will said multiple times this is good, they are not in any way defending putin's policies. and that's true. the debate has been about american policy. but i'd like to make something clear because this is, at times, lost as people look at the work that we have been doing here at the atlantic council on the war in ukraine. and more broadly, on both russia and ukraine. our position is in no sense anti-russian. it is anti-revisionism, it's anti-aggression. the greatest russian historian wrote sometime in the late 19th century -- and this is a very simplified pair a rah phrase -- paraphrase -- that when the russian state marches, the russian people lose. and there's certainly a connection between mr. putin's revisionism and aggression abroad and his repression at h

perhaps under the context of something along the lines of the h helsinki accords, and/or in that case would it further legitimize the kim regime? >> can i just comment. very good points, and i don't disagree with you. i think deterrence is very important. there's always that possibility. we have the extended deterrence commitments to our allies in south korea and japan. i think there'd be an impetus there in south korea and japan to have their own nuclear weapons capabilities, and i think we see that dialogue starting right now. i think other countries may be saying we need our own deterrence capabilities because that's the reality. and i think our ability to not only isolate north korea but to watch them closely to make sure there's no proliferation is another issue. so, yes, that's a possibility. ask the negatives on that would be the potential of a nuclear arms race, the potential for proliferation, miscalculation, what have you. we're looking at the the idea when we talk about complete, verifiable irreversible dismantment, north korea is not there. they're saying they're going to

banking took place in sweden yesterday with the announcement that nordea is moving its headquarters to helsinkihis is a precedent for banks laying regulators against each other -- playing regulators against each other? felix: well, i wouldn't think so. this is less driven by regulatory arbitrage but by this is model considerations. we don't comment individual banks anyway. yes indeed, consolidation is a fact of life in the european banking market. it happens all the time, practically under small banks. critically in my country -- particularly in my country. since nordea chooses to come back to the ecb for provision, it cannot be -- isk: you don't think this going to open up the floodgates when it comes to arbitrage? felix: i don't thing so. mark: if i could ask you the case of china conglomerate, hna, which has got a fairly sizable stake in deutsche bank. it looks to be interested in allianz. do you intend to look at any hna because of its investments and its interest in allianz? whether that is materializing in any specific steps in the first place. if they do, we have very clear rules. if the

anne longfield is the children's commissioner for england and joins us from helsinki. he was 14 and wants symptoms in young boys to be recognised better you were the government's mental health advisor, what do they need to do more to address mental health in children? all four of you nodding as i read the introduction. ross, can you tell us the introduction. ross, can you tell us about what happened to you? yes, i usually talk about being around 14 when my mental health journey as it we re when my mental health journey as it were started. i think that maybe i had symptoms and issues maybe before that, but 14 was where there was a major catalyst in that i had glandularfever. i major catalyst in that i had glandular fever. i was at a major catalyst in that i had glandularfever. i was at a grammar school at the time and, that was quite a high pressure environment, a lot going on around me, with coming from a low income family and my mum being a single parent, so there was a lot of stress at home as well. but getting glandularfever, a lot of stress at home as well. but get

birdsartphone game angry is listed on the nasdaq helsinki. of about 30 million euros and will targeted david the end -- dividend payout -- france has reached an agreement to take control of aviva group, essentially a reverse takeover of the british firm, issuing schneider a 30% stake. this will create a business to help design and operate engineering products -- projects . that is the bloomberg business flash. mark: thank you very much indeed . i want to bring up an article on .he bloomberg september, usually the cruelest month for u.s. equities. this year could be particularly harsh, the s&p limping into the month over high contentions with north korea and historic flooding in texas. it could set the tone on financial markets for the rest of the year including central-bank policy decisions, the german election, and potential u.s. debt ceiling shutdown. nandini ramakrishnan and steven barrow, what worries you most? what is the biggest hurdle for the market? nandini: i think increased political risk distracts from the fundamentals. for just a

information as the tests are down so it would be absolutely irresponsible if the local forty's in helsinki associations didn't act on the evidence that he's continually shared with them we must on the side to err on the side to call. the helicopters as they might agree the way thank you very much my pleasure. the chair of the u.k. all party parliamentary group on fire safety and a member of the administration committee to david a missed there but now from big ben to big lembit or at least for the liberal democrat m.p. mr them bitter what an amazing speech that was in about twenty four hours by one of the most powerful politicians in the world what do you make of it i'm surprised he said that yes he's getting on in years but i thought he was statesman a powerful thought about the poor and also put britain right in the center of his agenda put britain in this underwater britain. i mean it is more about saudi iran russia and china that wasn't talking about i'm talking about vince cable is he giving you a pose in the shadow cabinet in the new period to subpoena agree that the states action cou

the top end of the range, somebody tweeted angry birds are happy, that's true going to trade in helsinki, by the way, and down at the nasdaq on october 3rd we'll also see switch, a big data center operator, competitor to amazon, see how they do cargurus coming, too, new and used car dealer. finally, reuters is reporting lyft is close to hiring an ipo advisory firm, competitor, uber, of course, nowhere near an ipo ipo business has been getting a little better. i've been complaining all year about it 105 so far this year, up 41% from last year that's the same number of all last year. renaissance capital ipo etf, look at that, basket of last 60 ipos, up 27% this year everyone pushed back on the prices saying we don't want to pay high prices. pushing the initial offering prices down. >> good start today but remains to be seen what happens after thissin i this, right? that's the problem for some companies, they start fast out of the gate on ipo day then they fade. >> the company is unprofitable, itself. >> 15-year-old company, it still hasn't turned a profit >> i know, there's a little bit of

he's speaking in finland, in helsinki.ting comments in the wake of mario draghi's comments on the euro. says monetary policy must remain accommodative. he says foreign-exchange rate can impact inflation. this is interesting. he says some decisions on qe will be taken in december. draghi said the bulk of discussion will be taken in october, which led some to assume there will be an announcement in october. getting a whole host of economic data crossing the bloomberg terminal. industrial production, manufacturing production. let's start with industrial and manufacturing production. making a mixed start. manufacturing rose in july for the first time this year, boosted by a rebound in car production. elsewhere, the trade deficit little changed from a downwardly revised june. construction shrank after a plunge in new orders in the second quarter. those figures may do little to dispel the picture of an economy stuck in the slow lane. brexit uncertainty and the squeeze from rising prices taking their toll. gross in the first half

the mobile games studio will list shares in helsinki in a move looking to boost growth the company finallyeturned to profit in 2016 following the angry birds s 3-d movie. there will be a share issue of about $35 million. >>> a check on the global markets, see if that's part of the problem today with the u.s. markets which indicated lower. japan, not good there. down almost 0.5 points or so the hang seng and shanghai eking out gains. european equities, germany doing best there spain down let's look at the dollar saw that earlier dollar has not continued to drop precipitously. we had 1.20 last week when you were out, sorkin crude is not story maybe rbob is. paid a lot for gas killed me it was like back over $3 >> was it? above $3 >> for premium it was. do you have a car this weekend did you have any elasticity? >> i drove i went to the station a few times. self-service >> zip car >> you have a car now. >> i'm a proud leaser of a vehicle. nonetheless, when you have three kids in the car. >> yeah. >> you're not even looking at the price. you're just trying to keep your head above water >> self

they expect to start trading in helsinki on october 3rd.m the equifax breech senator elizabeth warren -- of 143 million americans. the senator also planning to introduce a bill that will give consumers the ability to try and freeze their credit for free >> the ftc is also into probe into equifax's breach. separately, a cyber security firm in argentina found that scores were -- admin that's annen usual one not one we don't all see in you are on workplace constantly. this is unrelated to the breach in the united states in response to the cyber security firm's questions, equifax told cnbc that they fixed the vulnerability immediately upon learning about it there's another story out today that says that a lot of this happened because of a software patch that was never put in. >> i like the one -- i thought about you when i read this in the journal. it was actually the customers who had actually -- it's the ones that actually purchased fraud protection who had their information stolen if you were actually -- >> well, in that case i wasn't at ris