huber -- uber is local. we have folks dealing with the challenges of those cities. what might work for new york might not work for l.a.. bike messengers going from santa monica to the galley will not work. the general principle is that we have been moving people successfully. we are going to give it a shot to move things. if we are successful, and this , if it works, i concede expanding. couriers willber not make purchases for you. you have to have the item and give it to them. might that change into something with an e-commerce with? -- twist? >> we will see how consumers want to use uber rush. this is the first step. anything is possible. 's generalht, uber manager. thank you for joining us today. coming up, we are talking about technology playing a bigger role in improving online education. maybe it is not always doing good. look at howake a some companies in for-profit parttion have been a big of this. students have lots of debt and no degrees. west"s when "bloomberg continues. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm emily chang. last week we had a great series about how a handf

huber --uber.ith anytime someone wants to change the ways things have been bought and sold for so long, the incumbent industries have no reason to innovate. they are making them do it. legal troubleing in new york, san francisco, portland, oregon. do these things bother you? air b&b gave us this statement, saying the government accuses them of being bad neighbors and bad citizens. it will call us slumlords and tax cheats. they might say we faked the moon landing. that is ok. we know the truth. does that bother you? >> think about what amazon went through. for years and years, it pretended it did not need to collect sales tax, a cousin it was not really in your state. the law is the law. eventually, they had to develop a process to collect taxes in the states where they sell. the same phenomenon is happening to uber and will happen to air bmb. you get to play the coy game for a little while, and then you stop. that is part of maturing as a business. when i get upset is where it turns into some kind of restraints to trade. entrantsreventing new to the market, instead of saying, play by t

huber -- uber similar cuts. >> uber expanding. courier expanding to a service in new york city. >> cars where there is someone peddling. basically it works like a typical courier service. josh bernstein tried it out. 90 minutes later he has something delivered to battery park city. it costs a little bit more than standard courier rates but less than rush rates. >> a fascinating business for them. really weird when you think about the competitive sediment. they have taken on taxis and black cars but a revolutionary business model that is being imitated across not just technology but lots of different companies looking at uber. not the place you may have expected them to go next. >> i do not think it is weird at all. if you can get a car in five minutes, you can get anything somewhere in five minutes, why not make delivery the next step? they had delivered christmas trees, kittens. of this isg price $15. it is cap at $30 and search pricing will not apply. we have the general manager of new york, josh more on the with us to tell us m

you have dolby, you have huber, square. the city leaders argue that this was a long view. city actually comes out on top. job, has it been translated into a revitalization of that area? >> it certainly was a blighted area. a look at this vacancy rates from 2010. it is above 30% in this area. in three years that went down to 20%. it certainly made an impact. what you can't see behind the camera is i have a new apartment building on the left of the camera. it certainly does look like revitalization. the question is is that better or is that worse? hughesmberg's megan joining us from outside twitter headquarters in san francisco. thank you. let's check some of the top stories we are following for you in this hour. a submarine is hunting for that missing malaysia and jet. the sub surfaced with no new clues when it exceeded its maximum death along the floor of the indian ocean. 21 in crews sent bluefin there to begin scouring the seabed for that missing boeings, boeing 70 77 -- 777. you have until midnight to file your 2013 tax returns. internal revenue service had received abo

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. >> today schlossberg and huber meet with the jail's rabbi for religious studies. >> sometimes it'sard to choose, am i right? >> during the lesson, the rabbi notices that schlossberg's energy has begun to wane. >> we just had lunch. >> no lunch. >> i am going to go right now. >> and upon hearing that she did not receive her kosher lunch that day, the rabbi requests a meal for her, but lunch is quickly interrupted when officer cruz ponder determined she lied to the rabbi about missing a meal. >> did you eat at chow time? >> yeah, i have it now. my salad. >> but did you eat at chow time? >> yeah, we ate. >> so why did you tell the rabbi you can't eat? >>, no we didn't have lunch then. >> i went into kitchen and said that you didn't receive a tray today. >> oh, i didn't know that. >> you knew exactly what you were doing, schlossberg. >> i wasn't the one who said it. >> when you walk past, what did you say to us? the rabbi is on his way to the kitchen to get me some extra food. that what you said? yes or no. yes or no. so you knew what you were doing then. >> no, not about that. it was

we didn't know it was the great depression although people knew and all that huber new was that bad things were happening and things that seem worse than earlier bad things that happen. hoover had been an apostle of scientific management. that was his calling card to become president. he was a more than competent administrator a minor executive and he believed in scientific management and science demands facts. facts in the case of the economy demands numbers. in 1929 there were none so he agrees with some of the movements in place to fund the bureau of labor statistics to create an unemployment number. that's the first time in american history or any other country's history for that matter where this notion of an unplanned that number becomes central to our body politic. >> host: now let's go into the vast complexity of this. so coming up with an unemployment number involves lots and lots of judgment. these first characters you have in their book had to sit down and say we are going to count this and this is our definition. how can we look at the array of complexities designing that first

peter huber at deutsche bank has remarkably optimistic view on the american economy. get at deutsche bank economy, what does that due to the banking business? >> they get back to the normalcy of the margin. of theve momentum valuations go. >> what does the gloom crew most get wrong? >> they never see the bottom or the top clearly. they missed both. >> i want to bring up something ft.he talking about goldman sachs losing exceptionalism. surviving the crisis and immediately thriving with a crowning glory. over the past few quarters, goldman sachs starting to look exceptional. paying as iflonger it is exceptional. >> i am not supposed to talk about individual companies. it is still exceptional. morearger they get a complex they get, the more people doubt them some a particularly the politicians. there is a culture there. people miss that. they continue to adjust and move towards the epicenter of the country instead of trying to do it the old way. >> tyler: writing a beautiful writing ayle cohen beautiful review. thehave seen for decades evolution of a financial system. f

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