the man leading that effort is john dummer -- john demers. ay, he will be part of a discussion in san francisco on that very topic. today, he joins me. thank you so much. john: thank you. taylor: we have a great list of your initiatives you have been doing. when can we expect corporate espionage, technology issues that are most important to the companies that have the most to lose when it comes to china? from theyou see initiative itself, the initiative was started in response to what we see as a concerted, very well resourced and funded effort to take intellectual property from american companies including companies here in the san francisco area, and transfer that intellectual property to china in what we call a real replicate and replace approach to technological development. you are robbing an electoral property of an american company, you replicate the prospect in china, then you replace the american company on the chinese market first. if all goes well on the global market. that is what we were seeing in the intelligence and why we start

assistant attorney general for national security, john demers, thank you for joining me. ank you. taylor: when it comes to a crisis event at a school or city center, seconds can make the difference between life and death. we speak to one company using technology to make sure every second counts. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: mass shootings at a school is a nightmare for any parent. schools across the country are looking for ways to help ensure safety across their campuses in an event of an emergency. one company working to leverage technology to notify on-site personnel and first responders is raise mobile safety. their products like their panic button app are being used across u.s. by law enforcement, schools, and more. most recently, all kindergarten through 12th grade teachers in louisiana will have access to that technology. for more, i bring in todd, the ceo of raise mobile safety and he joins me from boston. thank you for joining me. talk to me about the business model of the app. how does it work? todd: sure, taylor pair thanks for having me on. it is im