ok, john thain, ceo of blackberry, thank you. thank you for joining us from blackberry headquarters, john thain. -- john chen. betty: thank you, emily chang. we want to welcome you back to "bloomberg market." i am betty liu. this is the european close. breaking news as you saw on the jpmorgan, according to the securities and exchange commission, jpmorgan has agreed to pay $267 million in fines and also admit wrongdoing to settle charges, basically, that two left management groups failed to disclose conflict of interest, essentially, these wealth management units not disclosing to retail and high net worth individuals a preference for their own mutual funds and investments. $267re paying a fine of million and admitting wrongdoing. the stock has been lower throughout the session, and it just kicked a little bit lower on the back of business from the fcc. i want to bring in caroline hyde as we wrap up trade over the next 30 minutes. as we were talking about declines in europe as well? caroline: we're watching the return of risk aver

mark: john thain that as more -- john, it's more details emerge in which of the candidates is making the toughest political play, speaking out against the violence and appealing to voters? john: if you want me to talk stickley politics, i will talk about chris christie. he is taking out the toughest position, and when our politics -- gripped by fear, the guy who sounds most like donald trump on terrorism is a smart play for chris christie. i don't know if it is the best play in the long run, but it is the best in the short run. mark: you cannot argue with the numbers in the polls, not just this week, but in general. long ago made a u.s. attorney and in dealing with the fisa court and prosecuting terrorists. smarts now looking like a play, something voters are getting, that this guy has dealt with domestic terrorism, personally on a 9/11, but also as a u.s. attorney. john: the contrast between the pieces of video we showed with chris christie and marco rubio, i think rubio looked untethered in that video, and pursuing what i would like to call a false binary, the notion that you canno

john thain telling me his qnx software for cars is intently more vehicles than when we spoke last quarter -- of 10 million more vehicles than when we spoke last quarter. we will continue on self driving safety and hear more about how blackberry differs from apple it comes to the encryption debate. the apple payment platform will soon be available in china. both apple and samsung reached separate agreements with the largest payment maker to break into the market next year. drivers will be able to add the bank cards to devices to buy stuff. but they face tough competition in that market. alibaba already have huge customer bases for payments on their e-commerce platforms. is there such a thing as following the law to closely -- too closely? for google's driverless cars, that may be the case. they are making a big impact in the fight against terrorism. a special report on how tiny robots are saving lives around the world. ♪ emily: welcome back. amazon is looking for a big way -- bigger way to take control of the delivery process. the online retailer is considering leasing 20 boeing 767's. thi

emily chang is set to talk with chairman and coo john thain. -- john chen. blackberry headquarters. the earnings, look like for the first time, signs of a real potential breakthrough. what is your take on the timing of a real turnaround? this is one of those one quarter at a time, and we are so we positive progress take it a step at a time. i feel good about where we are. our software business seems to be doing very well. business is starting to turn in getting more to the profitability areas. qnx,.t. business and the more in the automotive business, there also going the right direction. knock on wood, everything's used to be working fine. emily: we're going tt