herself, jack's wife sandra. so with that new perspective on the case dove revisited sandra's interview, hours of mostly useless chatter. how many times did you listen to the interview. >> at least ten times. >> then it jumped out. right about here she was going through her day planner. she looked at one and said -- >> my son's friend. >> this is my son's friend. one comment that got doug's mind racing. if the bar tendser was right, could that slip of paper hold the key? doug tore through bags of evidence. there it was, the day planner seized five years earlier just after the murder. >> i went through the planner for a day or more. went through every piece of paper, every notation, everything put into place in the day planner was looked at. there was a small piece of note paper with the name which appeared to me at that time to say schreiber with no telephone number or significance. >> just schreiber? >> yes. >> where would he find this schreiber? doug went back to the interview. and unearthed one more clue. when

jack: yes, we agree. as we are building a digital public square, we do believe thatexpectations to follow and a default to freedom of expression and opinion. we need to understand when that default interferes with other fundamental human rights such as physical security or privacy. and the adverse impact on the fundamental human rights. i do believe that context matters in this case. suppression, 2016, it was tweeted out and we are happy to say organically the number of impressions that were calling it out as fake were eight times the reach of the original tweet. not to say we should rely on that but asking the question -- how we make that more possible and how we do it as a velocity is the right one to ask. sen. king: thank you both. if you have further thoughts as you are flying home, technical ways to increase information available to your users through , pleasetings, stars share them with us and we look forward to working with you on this problem that is important to our country. thank you very much.

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she was joined by the ceo of twitter, jack dorsey. jack then travel to the other side of capitol hill to the house for the energy and commerce committee where he testified so low on the idea that twitter may be biased. host: what is the significance that you had the ceos of these platforms to talk about these issues? guest: it has been a long time coming. the companies are in the spotlight for they didn't do enough in the election by russia. in their own definition they were slow to take action in that. a lot of their testimony was acknowledging they were slow to act. so it is significant to have them with push and pull. jack dorsey's first testimony and he has been the ceo for quite some time. so to have him up there answering questions was significant. google was also invited. the decline to send a representative. which lawmakers did not enjoy. host: what did they resolve to do because of that? is a rolling process by their own admission. one of the things they have done is to hire humans and work on technology to determine fraudule

jack: yeah.nk that is why i prepared the jack ma foundation. rural teachers, headmasters, kindergartens, all of these things that i have been preparing for 10 years. this is something that i want to devote most of my time when i retire. tom: when could that be, that transition? jack: very soon you would know that. tom: so this would be you stepping away from your executive chairman role to focus solely on the jack ma foundation, with a focus on education? jack: yeah. tom: would you look at a bill gates model, for example, of giving away most of your wealth? jack: i think there's a lot of things you can learn from bill gates. he's been -- many years ago, people say, jack ma, bill gates. well, i can never be as rich as bill gates. but one thing i can do better than him is retire earlier than him. i can do something that is from the education field. i could do something unique, different. something in my jack ma's mind. so i would learn from bill gates, warren buffett, a lot of great philanthropists

. >> jack? jack: it is important to understand how the people see it. we believe that the people use twitter as they would a public square. they often have the same expectations that they would have of any public space. for our part, we see our platform as hosting and serving conversations. those conversations are in the public. we think there was a lot of benefit to the conversations being in the public. there is obviously a lot of risk as well. we see that news and entertainment are actually byproducts of public conversation. we see our role as helping to not only serve that public conversation so that everyone can benefit even if they don't have a twitter account, but also to increase the health of that conversation as well. in order to do that, we need to be able to measure it. we need to understand what healthy participation looks like in a public square and we need to amplify that. more importantly, when he to question -- we need to question a lot of the fundamentals we had 12 years ago in the form of incentives. when people use our product every

—jack,,.president trump when he was elected —— jack,,. at that visit president trump when he was elected —— jack, ,. at that time the alibaba elected —— jack, ,. at that time the aliba ba found a elected —— jack, ,. at that time the alibaba found a promise to create i millionjobs overfive alibaba found a promise to create i million jobs over five years in america but he has now rowed back those plans and it's because of the ongoing trade war between the us and china. he said it was based on the pledge of strong us china relations which have turned sour. the trade war escalated this week with both washington and beijing announcing caris. president trump accused china of meddling with the us mid—term elections, which they doing strongly denies —— tariffs. this is when china is holding the world economic forum. in an hour we will hearfrom jack ma, who has announced his retirement in a year. joining us from than during is asia business correspondent karishma vaswani. a busy day in tangerine, lots

jack, it looks good. look like beyonce. >> i should always have one of these bling on me. >> jimmy: yeah. it's like diana ross, central park. it's fantastic.us i have to dimany things with you, my friend. >> before we do, though, can we just talk about my entrance a a little bit more? >> jimmy: no, we just did. we got that out of the way. [ laughter ] >> i know, but -- of jimmy: here's -- got ou the way. >> there's a whole story behind every one of my moves. >> jimmy: there is. i mean, the cards? >> well, the cards were magic. [ laughter ] and then the -- fireball of energy.th >> jimmy: oh was exciting. >> i was just thinking, you ob could ly put some special effects in post between like -- no? okay. >> jimmy: no. no, no, we can't. [ laughter ] and then the floss i did because my boy -- i did a floss one time. o and he said "never, evere floss again." my boy is 10 years old. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> and it's, like, the most horrifying thing.it and i diust to torture him. >> jimmy: yeah. >> is that wrong? [

jack: i can do unique, different. and something in my jack ma mind.ie: plus, what is ahead for the global oil market? trade, weather, and politics have created a host of question marks. and up next, more of the week's top business stories. the football player famous for taking a knee is the new face of nike. but will customers just buy it? kevin: from what we understand, this is the beginning of a lot more of colin kaepernick you're going to see through nike. julie: this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: this is "bloomberg best." i'm julie hyman. let's continue our global tour of the week's top business stories with yet another sign of amazon's success. on tuesday, the company reached a market cap of $1 trillion. isx: amazon starting september with a bang, shares pushing the tech company beyond a market value of $1 trillion, a milestone that apple reached just last month. most notable was the speed with which amazon hit the milestone, shares have more than tripled in the last three years. is this rational? >> this is a company that has executed extraordinarily w

twitter ceo jack dorsey back in the hot seat. they are requesting about questions that the company is biased against cons serve tiffs. just an hour after the senate intel committee grilledded him over elections. we have something else going on. senate judiciary committee questioning president trump's supreme court pick brett kavanaugh. we'll have a live report on both hearings straight ahead. i'm trish regan. so great to be back. i'm welcome back, this is "the intelligence report. ♪ trish: president trump blasting twitter and other social media companies in recent days accusing the companies of censoring conservative viewpoints. we may hear more about this alleged bias from the president any minute now. we're watching his twitter feed carefully. he is holding a meeting with the emir of kuwait at the white house. he may come out and say something. we'll monitor the meeting bring you any headlines as soon as they come in. plus my intel on why social media companies need to work a little harder, to make sure people don't use social

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jack: yeah, i love that.s is why i prepared a jack ma foundation, teachers, kindergartens, all of these things i have been preparing for 10 years. this is something i want to devote most of my time to when i retire. tom: when could that be, that transition? jack: very soon you will know that. tom: this would you -- bu -- this would be you separating to focus on the foundation? jack: yes. tom: would you focus on the bill gates model? jack: there are a lot of things i could learn from bill gates. never be as rich as bill gates, but i can retire earlier than him. i can do something in the education field unique, different, and something in my jack ma's mind. will learn from bill gates, warren buffett, a lot of great philanthropists in the world but i want to do something using my own way. julie: coming up on "bloomberg best," more of the week's top news including the latest on italy's budget battle and straight ahead, more exclusive conversations. executive shares concerns about how trade wars could hurt his bus

jack: very soon. would be used stepping away from your executive chairman role, focusing solely on the jack ma foundation, with a focus on education. when you book it -- would you look at a bill gates model? jack: i think there is a lot i can learn from bill gates. many years ago, people said, jack, i can never be as rich as bill gates. one thing i can do better than him, i can retire earlier than him. something unique, different, and something in my jack ma's mind. i will learn from bill gates, warren buffett, a lot of great philanthropists, but i want to do something using my own way. >> i wish he had been my teacher. that was our exclusive conversation with alibaba founder and executive chairman jack ma. >> coming up, venezuela in meltdown. we'll be joined by an energy researcher, next. hays in new york. haidi: you are watching "daybreak: australia." a potential drop in demand for trade tensions. crude supplies are expected to fall significantly after the beginning of u.s. sanctions on iran in earl

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jack ma is one of the most famous chinese people alive today.'s growing middle—class affluence. he has never written a line of computer code, but in the late 1990s along with 18 friends, started what would become the internet shopping giant taobao. then they developed an online payment system, for a country where few people had credit cards. is hard to imagine the chinese business landscape without jack ma, not that he is disappearing altogether. a figure who has come to represent all thatis figure who has come to represent all that is possible in chinese capitalism says that he will focus on philanthropy and education initiatives. stephen macdonald, bbc news, beijing. we know shares alibaba were down, they and other top firms have been hit with the help of that china's economy and beijing's scrutiny of the sector. i spoke to someone earlier, asking if taobao is the right person for the job. his background is an accountant, but he is credited within alibaba for taking taobao to build this massive consumer platform. who could fill the shoes to so

among them, jack ma, founder of e—commerce giant alibaba and one of china's richest people.been addressing the event. 0ur asia business correspondent karishma vaswani is at the world economic forum in tianjin. jack martin a lot to say including a real impact of the trade war between the us and china. 0vernight, before jack martin arrived at the world economic forum, this discussion motion, there was a panel on entrepreneurship. he said to chinese media agency. us china trade frictions were leading him to now no longer go ahead with the plans. when he said that the planned expansion of ali barba in the us would help to create a millionjobs of ali barba in the us would help to create a million jobs over five yea rs. create a million jobs over five years. he said the relationship between the us and china has soured now. isn't going to go ahead with that. when he spoke at the panel on entrepreneurship. he didn't directly reference any of that. what he did talk about, however, was the us and china trade frictions were some wasn't happy with. he did expected to go on for 20 years.

that jack dorsey did testify on that yesterday. that they were using follower folksy to determine the -- it is on my to do list to dig into that. host: matt from virginia. hello. i am a teacher. part of my job is to teach our students information literacy and sources and what are legitimate sources. and i feel like if you look at younger generations understand about information literacy, they are able to navigate social media and use it and understand what is information and what is entertainment. 2006, i started to notice that a lot of my elder family were starting to share things on you to or social media that were completely false and i would have to constantly send on articles and that ways to show them they were just passing on false information from social media and i feel like we have to do a better job of giving people who didn't get the opportunity to get information literacy because they were born well after -- born well before it was presented -- we have to give them ways to understand what is true and false on the inter

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she was trying to help jack dors dorsey. jack admitted he is very shy. he is not the best communicator. he was reading from his phone. he said i would tweet it. he tweeted while testifying before congress. he talked about fundamental problems twitter has on the platforms. investors saw this and got nervous. some regulation may be coming. investors don't like regulation. >> this is the deregulation administration. now suggesting a regulation of tech companies. sam, thank you. >>> former alabama senate candidate roy moore suing sacha b baron cohen. he is seeking $95 million for defamation and emotional distress and fraud. during the interview, cohen brought out a device claiming it could detect pedophiles. moore has been accused by several women of sexual mu misconduct. >>> colin kaepernick will make an appearance of the nfl opener in philadelphia. not on the field in the new nike ad. >> believe in something. even if it means sacrificing everything. >> the commercial narrated by kaepernick features lebron james and serena williams and several others. kaepe

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in just about 30 minutes, jack dorsey will go solo. another round of questioning this time before the house committee on energy and commerce the focus online election meddling ahead of the november midterms and perceived censorship on social media platforms. our team of reporters is on the ground on capitol hill, covering all of the angles and we'll start now with carl keent nia. quintanilla. >> there was a pretty thoughtful three-hour discussion about all of the travails haunting google, facebook and twitter for their part, both sandberg and dorsey took pains to say, one, they were unprepared and ill equipped to deal with this when the companies were founded. the big changes are coming in the way users engage with these companies. their original ideas don't work anymore. as dorsey put it, tectonic shifts take a listen. >> i believe we need to question the fundamental incentives that are in our product today every time someone opens up our service, every time someone opens up our app, we are implicitly incentivizing them to do somethin

i think jack ma will devote time to philanthropy but always be a presence at alibaba.: how do you see this, the chinese government is shaping new regulation on gaming and you never know where the chinese government is going to come and try to impact your business next. kevin: sure. i think the gaming situation has impacted tencet more from a fundamental standpoint. china will be part of the story. coming from a different place than we came from in terms of management of their country. i think there's risk involved. in terms of competition, jd.com, which has been in the news for other corporate governance reasons, corporate governance related reason this is week, they're a player a meaningful player, but alibaba continues to have the dominant market share. you have an app-based version of ecommerce that's take then third market share. but the thing is, they're in a lot of businesses. ali pay in and of itself is enormous business. so they're in payments, movie, they're in all sorts of things. the law of large numbers dictates that it's going to slow but it's still going

says the woman who literally looks like a q tip. >> cate's a witch and jack black is a warlock in theon the best selling book. >> when you guys get the script for a movie like this, is it easier yes because you know your kids are gonna be able to love it and think you're the coolest for this type of film. >> there's certainly brownie points that you hope you're gonna win. then, when it was jack, i thought this is gonna be something. >> i think i'm smarter than you because i'm smarter than you. >> there's a lot of magic in the movie, but will it be too scary for cate's four kids and jack's two? >> there is one really horrendous nightmarish image which is both hilarious and terrifying. it is so freakishly weird, but it's worth the rest of the ticket. >> spoiler alert. she's talking about my favorite scene in the movie and maybe it is because it's me as a baby, but it's adorable and horrifying at the same time. >> it is. >> it was adorifying. >> adorifying? what? >> that is good. >> sometimes i hit it out of the park. >> we shot our interview at hollywood's famed magic castle, a private

and sandberg, sheryl sandberg and jack dorsey spent hours if front of the senate committee and then jackow still in front of the house committee. they're doing a great job just explaining. by the way i wouldn't discount algorithms. your other guest makes it sound al gore rifles, a little bit of salt you put in there. no the algorithm is deeply programmed thing and jack talked about peer review and internal peer review on biases. it is honestly that is just not how twitter works. it is kind of complicated. >> wait a second. david: hold on, dan, on the other hand al gore rifles a lot of people who -- algorithms, people use google for research notice there have been changes in the algorithms. google admitted it, more so than the other two, that in fact when they do now is place the mainstream media publications first, maybe not the best or most relevant to the search request, but it is a preference for mainstream media to come first. >> it's a preference for, it is a preference for actual news. so the thing is -- david: again, that is question how you define news these days. >> think about

she was joined by the ceo of twitter, jack dorsey. jack then travel to the other side of capitol hill to the house for the energy and commerce committee where he testified so low on the idea that twitter may be biased. host: what is the significance that you had the ceos of these platforms to talk about these issues? guest: it has been a long time coming. the companies are in the spotlight for they didn't do enough in the election by russia. in their own definition they were slow to take action in that. a lot of their testimony was acknowledging they were slow to act. so it is significant to have them with push and pull. jack dorsey's first testimony and he has been the ceo for quite some time. so to have him up there answering questions was significant. google was also invited. the decline to send a representative. which lawmakers did not enjoy. host: what did they resolve to do because of that? is a rolling process by their own admission. one of the things they have done is to hire humans and work on technology to determine fraudule

jack dorsey was talking about massive shifts in how twitter operates.ut he did not really get into too much detail as to how this was going to work. jason: we have to ask you about the drama at the other end of pennsylvania avenue. bob woodward's book week earlier in the week. there was an anonymous op-ed in the "new york times." what effect has this had on the white house? steven: the hits keep on coming for president trump, whether it be the omarosa book, the john mccain week, all of his colleagues laying subtle and not-so-subtle attacks on the president, than this op-ed from someone inside his own administration saying they are part of a resistance to the president. you have seen the president lash out in public and on twitter. him he attacks jeff sessions, saying his lack of interference in the russian investigation could cost them seats in the midterms. it has been a perfect storm for the president. every week, we are getting more of this and coming closer to some kind of cataclysm, it seems. it does not feel like we are in anything close to stabil

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jack: it is both, we have seen proactive outreach. sen. reed: that would be a critical issue in terms of governing the behavior. i hope you continue to work and we would urge our colleagues in government to work with you. issues, i think senator warner and others have brought it up, prevalence of bots. it seems you could identify a notifyresence, you can 80% ofsumers that 35% or the messages were generated electronically. is that feasible and something you're doing? jack: it is a mixed answer. we are identifying automations and activity coming through our api. comments,r warner's we could label that with context. we are not necessarily as easily able to identify people who may be scripting our website. making it look like it is an actual human or even the app. making it look like a human performing these actions. that becomes much more challenging and not clear. in consideration of labeling and context, we need to make sure when people see the bot label, they are assuming everything is not on a human. we need to make sure there is an accur

this is jack's, a celebration of 100 yea rs of this is jack's, a celebration of 100 years of tesco, goingg back to what ourfounder was all years of tesco, going back to what our founder was all about. that may be but the boss of britain's biggest retailer is also trying to beat the discounters at their own game. is this going to be cheaper than aldi 01’ this going to be cheaper than aldi or liddell, that is what people want to know? we're opening two stores tomorrow, definitely the best prices in town and the intention is always to be the lowest price in the market. so you will be the discounters on price, that's a promise? we are going to be the lowest price in town and the best value in the market. so what is behind this? a decade ago, aldi and lidl had 4% of the grocery market but that has grown to 13% today. that means these discounters have taken more than £10.5 billion worth of sales from their rivals this year. that is a huge slice of the grocery pie. but will shoppers bite? price is always important when you are shopping forfood, price is always important when you are shopping for

jack ma's plan to step away from the e-commerce giant.ck us out on twitter and be sure to follow our global breaking news network at tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ selina: welcome back to the best of "bloomberg technology." i'm selina wang. another high ranking tesla executive is leaving the company. that's according to sources that the global vice president of finance operation is parting ways with the electric carmaker. we are getting news of longer delivery response time for cars. this was posted on twitter. due to a large increase of vehicle delivery in north america, there could be longer response times. resolving this is our top priority. we spoke with tigris chief financial investment partner and a bloomberg businessweek reporter. >> my supposition is that is -- he is talking about people requesting service and what is happening now is tesla is in the middle of a sprint to get as many cars manufactured and then delivered to customers as possible. so you know feels like they are having some kind of normal customer service s

but jack dorsey seemed to have it together today. >> interesting question. do you prefer to see america remain the world's dominant global superpower. that was tom cotton to jack dorsey today cara swisher joins us having watched a lot of this. judging from your comments on twitter, of course, you say this is how democracy's supposed to work. >> that's right. it was a very -- high level hearing and except for the alex jones goblin appearance it was trying to troll the hearings, it was a very high minded, good questions from the senators. i don't think they were particularly tough on the companies. i think it was more talking about the things they're trying to do and some of their theories and it was good in that fashion. i don't think they were there to strafe facebook or google. there's good discussion going on especially about when dorsey called twitter a public square i thought that was interesting because that means public squares are regulated. and the second part when they were talking about the 230 communications decency act, whether they remove immuni

jack: yes.uld you work -- would you look at the bill gates model of giving away most of your wealth? jack: there are many things i can learn from him. said, irs ago, people could never be as rich as bill gates but one thing i can do better is retire earlier. something some -- unique, different, and something from my mind. i will learn from bill gates, warren buffett, and bought a great people in the world but i want to do something using my own way. not as rich as bill gates, but pretty darn rich. that was jack ma speaking exclusively to our china correspondent. a terrific interview. a lot more ahead. the countdown to the imposition of $20 billion of tariffs by the u.s. on china. watching the market reaction and digging deep into what this means. there is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: three minutes until the anding of the nikkei sydney. looking into tech stocks in particular. looking as if we could see regulation in the future for u.s. technology companies. that is the fear that sent some of these inves

china's best known entrepreneur jack ma says he's handing over his executive chairmanship of alibaba. and as a private debt in china continues to soar experts fear it might be spiralling out of control. i mean physical and let's do business this is going to be an uphill battle for investors suing b.w. a court near headquarters in both spoke is examining whether the auto giant should have told them sooner about the emissions cheating scandal but a note in comments the judge said most of the claims might be past the statute of limitations in other words too much time has passed to take the complaints into consideration. who knew what and when the decisive questions braunschweig stop court has to answer in this test case did fox wagon wait too long before informing shareholders about the emerging admissions cheating scandal and is it therefore liable for substantial damages. the suit has been brought by the dick investment fund it wants two hundred million euros damages to cover its losses. but another seven thousand five hundred shareholders who lost money over the emissions scandal are

on capitol hill, testimony from twitter ceo jack dorsey. he will be going before the house energy committee any moment. we will dip into that as well. he already had a busy morning as did sheryl sandberg of facebook. selina wang is an washington, d.c. for us. some up what was concluded from this morning's hearing. morning, the hearing was focused on election meddling and bad actors and foreign influence. the hearing i am standing outside of right now that will start any minute is really ofused on alleged censorship conservative voices. hours ago, we had the department of justice say they consider this issue to be very important in that they are looking into this alledge censorship and potential anti-conservative bias. the standing outside of room moments ago was alex jones, a central character that the hearing is going to focus on. which is this question of how twitter can maintain its stance as a neutral platform when it has to take on the role of moderating content and policing these right wing voices? -- obviously,hat something he is in

thanks jack! those are some nice bowls. everyone's gonna want to get their hands on jack's bowls.see that right there? you can't say that. what? i was just saying i got great bowls... ooooh. now i hear it. yea. try my teriyaki bowls. only at jack in the box. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. hurricane florence is right here on the coast. the monster hurricane slowing down and it is massive tonight. tropical storm force winds, more than 300 miles across. destructive winds already lashing the coast, blinding rain, waves smashing through buildings. water rushing down streets. more than 40 inches of rain possible. power outages by the thousands already reported tonight. >>> the nuclear plant shutting down tonight right in the path of the hurricane. we're live up and down the coast, communities already getting hit. meteorologist ginger zee with the new track just out. when and where florence is now exp

>> jack's early years, a heart of gold. born with it. >> much takes place in vietnam. kevin is traveling there to learn more about his dad's time where jack's little brother nicky died and expect to see their relationship play out in flashbacks. joining the cast as nicky. you may know him from showtime's new comedy series "i'm dieing up here" and as jack's son in "will & grace". >> had breakfast. gave him family history. he is a fiercely talented actor. known him a very long time and we're excited to have him. >> i am excited. i'm excited for any new, fresh blood to be a part of the show. >> i liked your toast. >> thank you. >> speaking of fresh blood, acess melanie, best cousin zoe, the one seen flying to vietnam with kevin in the season two finale is sticking around, you told us you were nervous to see how beth reacts when she sees you with her cousin -- with her -- >> thanks for bringing that up. >> how much drama -- >> hopefully a lot. if you fall in love you fall in love. what's he supposed to do? >> you're making "the" most dysfunction dynamic even more dysfuncti

but could we see the duchess in a future "jack ryan" story line? >> you never know. doesn't need saving right now. she's very happy. and i'm happy for her. >> season two of the show is already in the works and so is a sequel to john and emily's $330 million sleeper hit of the year "a quiet place." >> i've been tinkering with an idea for a few months and it just started to percolate. and we're all really happy about it. >> it's a great idea. >> don't give it away! don't give it away! >> by the way, john shot "jack ryan" in montreal while his wife emily and their two daughters were living in london. he flew 6,000 miles roundtrip every single weekend to be with them. i love the love. >> that's so cool. the show is addicting. >>> the premiere of the bobby brown miniseries tonight. we were on set as bobby and his current wife relived his wedding day to his first wife. >> action! >> and do you robert brown take this woman, whitney elizabeth houston, to have as your lawful wedded wife. >> what do i remember most about this day? that i was scared. i cried most of the day. up

coming up, jack ma looking beyond his life at alibaba.ll share his thoughts on the future of his business and his own future, next. and bloomberg technology is streaming, be sure to check us out. we're also on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: in just 20 years, jack ma went from english teacher to world renowned business leader and china's richest man. he is now laying the groundwork for a future after alibaba, which he turned into an e-commerce giant. tom mackenzie sat down with him to talk about his philanthropic vision. we have so much resources, so much talent. we have 600 million people using is almost every month. not putthat if we do that kind of love, respect, responsibility into our business giant could destroy a lot of things. do good things, do bad things. cold, people very say, but you have to make the organization warm. people are warm. >> are you succeeding in that mission? >> six years ago, i said we should put 6.3% of the total revenue of alibaba into philanthropy to protect the environment and education. nobody cared

. >>> alibaba co-founder jack ma is set to resign as chairman of the company. not for a while.ll step down a year from today. the chinese ecommerce giant said it will reduce its dependence on any one person ma will remain on alibaba's board until 2020 we'll get more from eunice yoon. kay rogers joins us about this story which gets a smidge of attention. >> you think so. >> trump v apple. >> exactly this is an epic showdown president trump tweeting this weekend, apple prices may incase because of the massive tariffs we may be imposing on china but there is an easy solution where there would be zero tax and indeed a tax incentive make your products in the united states start building new plants now. exciting the tweet came from $260 billion in chinese goods could be set into motion. apple warned the proposed tariffs would hit a wide range of the company's products. as a result, consumers would have to pay more this is a notable change after apple's ceo tim cook has pushed off trade wars cook has said he was confident that tariffs wouldn't hit the iphone which does drive most of a

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twitter ceo jack dorsey back in the hot seat. about questions that the company is biased against cons serve tiffs. just an hour after the senate intel committee grilledded him over elections. we have something else going on. senate judiciary committee questioning president trump's supreme court pick brett kavanaugh. we'll have a live report on both hearings straight ahead. i'm trish regan. so great to be back. i'm welcome back,

jack dorsey is still taking questions.or more on the marathon, sarah frier joined is not -- joins us now. knocked theo have stock prices in particular is regulation being discussed, particularly the first senator conversation happening at the intelligence committee. sarah: jack dorsey has come out and said i understand these problems are large and understand i have not done enough. i'm willing to reevaluate the business model for twitter. he is really giving concessions, and at the same time, he doesn't seem to know exactly what twitter needs to do to get better. he's talking about taking public commentary to get feedback on the rules, sharing tips with -- whenmpanies, whether he asked if he could tell the difference between a bought and human accounts, he said it is very difficult for twitter to tell. uncertainty coupled with regulation, if twitter does not know what it needs to fix, how will the government know, that is why you see the stock falling today. companies would prefer to clean themselves up rather than have th