a new imac with ports and graphic cards and a new version of the imac pro as well as the 12 inch macbookou very much. i wish you well on the holidays. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." we will continue this conversation. that is all for now. this is bloomberg. thank you for watching. ♪ . manus: intensified search for the burning christmas market attacker. islamic state claims responsibility for the assaults. exitsa may moods a transitional phase and suggests be made withinld six months. and lawmakers set to vote state aid for italian banks. said to be failing to laura investors. ♪

they were close to bankruptcy in the 1990's, and the first imac introduced by steve jobs brought apple the scene. a halfe next decade and for so, the ipod, the iphone, and the ipad, and that has led them to forget the makkah little bit. cycles have become linked here. the macbook pro was the first update in over 500 days. their fastest desktop for professionals, has not been updated in over 1000 days. the macbook air design is the same design that was introduced in 2010. to be fair, they came out with the retina display they want to replace the air with, but that design has not changed in a very long time. why isn't it getting any love at apple? right, the first and most important thing to know is that apple has a responsibility to its shareholders, employees, and everyone really to come out with new products that feed their theits and revenues, and iphone and ipad are two of apple's highest margin, revenue driving products. 75% of apple revenues in 2016 were from the iphone and ipad, is around 10% of apple's overall revenues, but still an important product to apple's bottom line. the

they just have the macbook pros in november, but they are planning upgrades, some new imacs, and fastere out. >> that does it for this edition of the "best of bloomberg technology". we will bring you the latest in tech throughout the week. tuesday, we will weigh in on fintech moving from london to germany post-brexit. all episodes are live streaming on twitter. check us out weekdays. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: welcome to the program. we begin this evening with two supreme court justices in conversation at the new york bar association. we talked to ruth bader ginsburg and sonia sotomayor. justice ginsburg: i thought of myself in those days as a teacher. my parents thought that teaching would be a good occupation from me. women were not welcome as doctors, lawyers, and engineers.

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they just have the macbook pros in november, but they are planning upgrades, some new imacs, and fasterhe macbook pro that just came out. caroline: that was mark berman of bloomberg technology. that does it for this edition of the "best of bloomberg technology". we will bring you the latest in tech throughout the week. tune in each day. tuesday, we will weigh in on fintech moving from london to germany post-brexit. remember all episodes are live , streaming on twitter. out weekdays. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> coming up on bloomberg best, the stories that shaped the year in business across asia. china's economy showed signs of stability even as growth sometimes seemed to sputter. >> i think we have a hard landing in the stock market already. >> the old economy drivers are back in action. it's the new drivers stalling. >> japan's leaders went back to the stimulus well again and again with mixed results. >> we have to continue our accommodative monetary policy. >> japan has become a test tube for the rest of the world. >> it was an eventful year for many asian companies.

they just have the macbook pros in november, but they are planning upgrades, some new imacs, and fasterof the macbook pro that just came out. caroline: that was mark berman of bloomberg technology. that does it for this edition of the "best of bloomberg technology". we will bring you the latest in tech throughout the week. tune in each day. tuesday, we will weigh in on fintech moving from london to germany post-brexit. remember, all episodes are live streaming on twitter. check this out weekdays. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: did you feel that there was a glass ceiling? kenneth: there were people that said to me, i do not think a black person could ever become a ceo. i said i cared a great deal about them and their families. david: somebody bought a work of art. was that to get points? do you ever leave home without your american express card? kenneth: i never leave home ithout it. when i am at home, it is always with me.

they just came out with the new macbook pros in november, but they are planning upgrades, some new imacs versions of the macbook pro that just came out. that also includes the 12 inch macbook. caroline: that was mark berman of bloomberg technology. that does it for this edition of the "best of bloomberg technology." we will bring you the latest in tech throughout the week. tune in each day. tuesday, we will weigh in on thin tech companies moving from london to germany post-brexit. remember, all episodes are live streaming on twitter. check us out. that is all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ashlee: one of the basic truths of the human condition is that people love to flow. oat.l there's no better place to float than here at the dead sea in israel where, without any effort at all, large mammals can achieve buoyancy.

>> on startups imac no. >> or the whole cognitive computing stuff. >> the only other point i would make is this point about being able to solve problems that ith don't think we consulted a, i mean, they will stand between basic everyday because i do believe every decision you make in the next five years personal or really big you will be assisted by some kind of this technology. i believe for all of us it will be true. i looked at some the basic software we are doing work onhtw right now with sesame street and the united states teachersun association, the first wave isy rolling out of lesson plans for kids, so on the everyday side-- i don't know if you have ever looked in a search engine up her third grade math lessons-- does- anyone have a third grader? does anyone even remember third-grade math? i did it for kicks to see you get and it's atrocious. you would never know how to match a learning plan to how this kid learns even if it was a good plan.grade the first thing we set watson off on was third-grade math. it is to match your child's learning style to the lesson-- the right lesson

it up i would have to have them manage each other to do the work if we're actually going to get an imac this is an enormous organizing challenge that we had to basically figure out from scratch. >> so one of your key innovations is technology, how to turn a mass meeting into something that plugs almost every person attending the meeting into a really generativ. role of running its own bank. the barnstorm model. compact and a little bit for us because that is probably the most important organizing innovation in the campaign and you write about it a lot in the book. >> it makes sense and i will try to put it in context. g there was a structure to get people into a room like this. they get like 100 people, sometimes 500, sometimes 60. and then we had a structure that led to them getting organized. it was almost like formingtals. crystals. they came in as water and left as crystal. they were formed into teams thah knew what to do.ha but that was the structure of how we did the meeting was just one piece of the larger structure and there are lots of other teams. >> fax a great story. what ha

they can turn to ensure better procurement of defense equipment across the european union and its imac context that these issues are being can have your period >> can i push the prime minister on the issue of security? there's so much more united and the fact of the matter is we have 100,000 men and women in our armed forces. you can get them. what if they did well across borders in this unstable. if european has very. what would we do? >> well, i have to say the secretary of state of the senses told me 200,000, not 100,000 is talking about. what luxurious on the issues he's talked about. the importance of nature is the bedrock of our security and the security of our allies and of course which is important but what is this government doing spending 2%, commanding over 170 billion pounds over a number of years for investment in defense equipped and, ensuring that we do have the defense we need, but forces keep us safe. >> rick whitaker. >> and my right honorable friend talk about our support and helping alleviate some of the tremendous suffering. >> the honorable friend is right to rais

a look at sector composition, this is the imac function in the bloomberg come a we arelance of what - into financials. the strength is robust. 50 mins ago come i financials accounted for 33% of the s&p 500 gains. now, 50%. we have the other sectors fading. we take a look at the 10 year yield, we see the massive move higher. priceare selling off with trading in verse two yield. this area of congestion looks rates, is bearish for bullish for bonds and it could move right back down. we could see the 10 year yields dropback down to levels seen prior to the big fed decision. taking a look at the bloomberg dollar index and commodity index, we've seen some nice strength in the bloomberg dollar index. fitting to the rise in rates that we've seen. this is weighing on the commodity index. interesting to see this bit of a mixed picture of risk on risk off. thank you so much. chandra has more from our newsroom. transition team a president-elect donald is looking at u.s. navy admiral michelle hallet as a possible candidate to lead veterans affairs. as -- she'sserve the first african-american woman

is that going to -- someone from europe runs the imac. -- imf to is that going to change?n that mohamed el-erian is raising. you have to remember why these choices were made. that theis principal countries to these ideas seriously and not view them as just some decoration that we will have a nice cooperative organization. if you move away from that, you got a be careful to make sure everybody remains engaged, and that can be a problem. if they weren't engaged, they wouldn't be effective. david: is that long overdue at this point? when those concerns were relevant, it was the aftermath of world war ii, for goodness sakes. a long time ago. hasn't the imf got a track record that people were taken seriously if it were a mexican, korean? john: i think so. the rebalancing of the quota shares within the fund and the world bank, the shift in the world economy, means there are a lot of big economies. of course, christine lagarde has done an extreme a good job as the -- extremely good job as the imf managing director and there is strong support for her to continue through the end of