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be done, and avoiding this lockout problem that would have happened if you try to work your way iteratively through the security codes. the whole thing is bizarre and somewhat unfortunate. it is just putting off the day of reckoning. it may not happen in the u.s., it may happen in the u.k. cory: bloomberg intelligence matt larson. paul will stay with us through the hour. let me show you what is going on for the rest of the tech stock market. there are tech stocks trading everyday. remy? reporter: stocks like the direction as well as the momentum. look at where the numbers close on monday. the dow was the biggest gainer if you can say that. nasdaq closing down, the stocks close down versus about 1000 stocks that closed up. this was the lowest trading we canday of the year so see that maybe people are still hanging out on the sidelines. coming to bloomberg and i want to show you what is happening with volume right now. sectorsthat across the of the nasdaq, the volume is down in negative territory. by 44% and we also have to look at the information technology down by 32% against that moving av

i think that we will see more iteration. -- iteration over the next few years.hey are just going to keep improving this product. emily: who is going to buy this phone? is it for people in emerging markets? for people who have not upgraded yet? people who already have an iphone, but want the smaller screen? who are they targeting? ben: there is a range of things. when we look at intent to purchase and the installments, we see a portion of the base that has not moved. it is not always price-driven. invite be a portion, 20% of our annual said they wanted to upgrade but are not sure about the size. they will upgrade at some point. which device will they choose? it will be up to them. do they like the small? i think the existing base, the holdouts that are adamantly set, that is relatively small. if our panel indicates correctly, that is 10% to 15% of those owners. the important thing is that they are bringing the platform up to current generation technology, but i do think we are seeing, they were very intentional saying that a first-time buyer typically buys in at

the interesting question is how does snapchat iterate into the coming of a communication platform thatnables communication that is not necessarily ephemeral. emily: nonessential vacati communication? sean: i don't spend that much time thinking about it. emily: whether it is whatsapp, ocular, etc., which has the most thential to being threat to facebook? sean: the question for facebook is that next big thing somewhere else entirely? is it google x? isn't self driving cars? is it something that is very close to the home, the core of what facebook is? emily: do you think facebook should go beyond the core? sean: i think mutation is the biggest market in the world. communication cannot be undervalued. are there a lot of other communication paradigms and ways ?f communicating does it make sense for facebook to buy something like snapchat, to expand more into real-time communication? injure is really no different from instant messaging, which we have had mid-1990's. facebook is very good understanding the core communication network apps that they should own. are there more of those out there

seats located in the back third of the aircraft had a 32 percent fatal iterate.gh often undesirable are the safest. the front third had a 38 percent survival rate, and in the middle third of the plane had a 39 percent fatal iterate. that is the highest. as a former flight attendant i would always get that question where are the safest seats. i like being near the emergency exits on the plane if something happens i know i am close to the door that is just my opinion but here are the numbers from time magazine. >> i have little kids so i am always stuck in the back anyway. they don't want you up front. thank you so much, cheryl. you can find foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >>> the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour. saved a jammed trigger. see what goes wrong. >> a woman is in a fight to keep her 6 foot clothes wearing motorcycle riding petal gator at home. it is something else. ♪look out honey... ♪because i'm using technology...♪ ♪ ♪ain't got time to make no apologies...♪ ♪ ♪soul radiation in the dead of night...♪ ♪love in the middle of a fire fight...♪ ♪

is howeresting question to snapchat iterate into becoming more of a communication platform that enablesommunication that isn't necessarily ephemeral. is an indication that they are going in that direction. i don't spend that much time thinking about it. emily: whether it's instagram or oculus, which do you see as having the most potential to become the next huge is this for facebook? sean: the interesting question is that next big thing somewhere else entirely? is it google acts and life sciences and contact lenses that measure glucose? is it self driving cars or something very close to the home? the core of what facebook is. emily: you think facebook should move the on the court? sean: communication is the biggest market in the world. it cannot be undervalued. are there other paradigms or ways of communicating that facebook could enable? does it make sense for them to buy snapchat? does it make sense for facebook to expand more into real-time communication and not just broadcast-based where you are sharing with the group and its essentially public? facebook messenger is no different th

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again, it builds, iterates, a culture of continuous improvement. part of that includes outreach and figuring out how to get the message out there and doing outreach to guidance counselors who are actually reaching the students. how do we continue partnering with organizations who are in communities and how do we get them to be enticed to use the data? we will continue to iterate from the future perspective and from an outreach perspective. >> part of the beauty of it is that you do not need to have to go to a .gov website and that is the whole point. the data is where users are, on different education websites. not every person things about going to a .gov. we want to make that ok and push the information to where people are, instead of forcing them to come to us. >> two more questions and i have a final. what about the pushback from the contractors engaged in developing software the old way? you are so few in number and they are making a lot of money. >> those are facts. [laughter] >> you know, as i mentioned, we are very much trying to work with

and the fact that it can be translated iter, a direct benefit for the fishermen. next to the biosphere reserve lie the tourist hotspots of the mexican caribbean. the fishing cooperatives market their sustainable lobster in the hotels here under the eco-label chakay. the head chef at the luxury rosewood hotel prefers them to lobster from far away. >> people come to this region for its natural riches, so the least we can do is respect that. and the chakay lobster is a unique sustainable regional product. the lobsters are fresh and and of high quality. today the lobsters aren't meant for ordinary hotel guests. kim ley-cooper has invited the heads of the region's most important conservation organisations to dinner. it's a cunning gambit: while they eat the delicacy, he tries to convince them to fund his research - in order to expand his project. the larvae of caribbean lobster migrate. to maintain lobster stocks and ensure the future of the ecosystem, they have to be studied and protected in neighboring countries. >> my biggest dream is that my children can see this a

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. >> we're trying to unlock this next iteration of college sport in a way that we have a democratic processf athlete representation so that they're not subjected to unilaterally imposed rules that limit their rights and freedoms. >> it's free for college and high school students. >>> from our jersey shore bureau now, this morning, there's still no solution to avoid a shutdown in atlantic city next month. the city is getting closer to running out of money, leading to a threatened city hall shutdown on april 8th. governor chris christie has said the city has failed an he will only sign bills that allow the state to fix the broken casino tax collection system. but the mayor still wants an $8.5 million temporary loan from the state. >> how long can we last? not long. a good three weeks, we make it, on may 2nd. second quarter taxes come in. it will only be a matter of weeks, not months, before we run out of money again. >> police, fire and trash collection services will continue. some city employees have agreed to work for ious from the city. others will sit home and collect unemployment. >>> no

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variousasis of provisions in several iterations of the national authorization of your decision. you are certainly aware of congress's interest of being consulted on the matter, yet in your announcement and in subsequent briefings with members of congress, you failed to discuss the legal and practical implications this decision can have on selective service in america. it seems the that department may have made a policy decision and left out the congress and the courts to deal with the difficult legal ramifications. i would like to know, what assessments has the department of defense made to examine how opening all mos's to female service members will affect the selective service act, and what ever said he made to examine how requiring women to register for the draft, or handling selective service altogether, would affect military readiness, recruitment, retention, and morale? for thater: thank you question. let me begin at the beginning, why did we do this in the first place? the reason to open up all mos's to females is to make sure that we are able to access what is 50% of the

but then, you know, you had a a whole lot to do with this next iteration of taking over the world. >> jimmy: no. i mean, good gosh. but thank you for that idea. >> of course. >> jimmy: and congrats and everything like that. but even bigger news, you and your wife are expecting your second baby. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. >> jimmy: congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: are you excited? >> i mean, i think lip sync's bigger, but -- yeah, i mean. >> jimmy: we'll leave the lip sync, but we'll cut out the baby stuff. no, but i mean, come on. >> thank you very much. i'm so excited. >> jimmy: are you nervous, are you freaking out, are you excited? >> no, i'm so excited. you know, we're really excited to have number two, because i feel like now we have, like, a a band. we have like a squad. >> jimmy: yeah. >> instead of just two people staring at a little thing. we're going to have like a a crew. you know, we're going to have a a real good jai alai team one of these days. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: a jai alai team. yeah. and baby's excited, too? the two-year old? >> yeah,

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horizon, iter-term would say that we are much more positive on dollar sovereign debt. defaults in a lot of the yields without the fx risk. economies, terms of russia and brazil, the thing is these are not china. do brazil and russia have the ability to pull the emerging markets out of their melees? would i think that what make emerging markets great again, i think it's going to take a lot, right? the business model has certainly been the one of digging stuff out of the ground and sending it to china if it doesn't work anymore. having said that, we have a huge rise of countries to pick from. it's not about russia or brazil being able to salvage the whole sector. we are finding the gems and positioning the portfolio appropriately. focusing on importers. scarlet: indonesia, mexico? is that what you are thinking? yakov: i would say the caribbean. it's a region that imports oil. eastern europe, india, sri lanka, they all come to mind. thank you very much, yakov. coming up in the next 20 minutes of bloomberg markets, canadian doubledposure has thanks to untapped loans. what

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that kind of iterated and changed and it was due to this team saying that is great, mr. president. we should talk to high school kids, their parents and high school counselors and figure out what they need. do they want a ranking or do they want to be able to search and compare and contrast? lisa: i was not at this meeting. we were going to have an unprecedented kind of thing. the thing that was important that we focus on was doing the right thing for the audience. we took into account what was important for policy, data. we took that into account and put the user first. john: there are two other not universally needed, necessarily, projects you have been working on, but big, gnarly areas with big policy implications. one is the veterans administration. the second is immigration and the whole green card system. you guys have taken both of those on. somebody describe those as really big hairballs. can you talk a little bit about those because those are even more in some ways significant. mikey: that was when we talked last july. you can add other agencies to the list. v.a. and dhs -

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