i spoke to john thompson about the decision.ou do not want anymore geopolitical instability because we have enough instability as it is, so to the extent that there is a material change in the e.u. consortium, that creates geopolitical instability and that is not good for the environment, be it business or what is going on for the citizens of the european union. emily: what would you like to see the company focusing on in the coming year? john: i think the focus is good. we are focused on cloud, hybrid model of the cloud, application services that we can deliver, not just in the cloud but for mobile devices. if ever i would like to see something change, it is about pace. for my days at ibm, we never seemed to be running and i think that is the case when you are established. while you believe you are moving fast, in fact, you are not moving us last as a startup. emily: how aggressive would you want to see the company being in monetizing the cloud, which seems to be the future? john: i business has triple digit growth and it is no

emily: john thompson there, and deena bass. thank you so much.ing up, it's no secret that america's infrastructure is crumbling. how will a fleet of autonomous robot boats help? ♪ emily: a story we are watching. pandora under pressure to put itself back on the block. a hedge fund managed by carl icahn's protege has taken nearly 10% stake. making it the largest shareholder. in a letter to the board, he suggested pandora should explore the potential value to shareholders that can be realized in a sale. pandora was said to have them the help of morgan stanley earlier this year but with the reestablishment of tim westergren as ceo, the idea appeared to be off the table. it is full steam ahead. emily: he said he was surprised by tim westergren returning to the helm of pandora. shares closed 6% higher in tuesday trading. coming up, will the fiasco spell -- of lending club spell trouble for the wider online lending space? and if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio at bloomberg.com. more on bloomberg west, next. ♪ show me top new artist. a

we will speak to john thompson and' microsoft, brexit, diversity.irst, the highlights from google i/o development conference. the future of google is artificial intelligence and that was the message. the company unveiled a digital assistant, a voice-based search device, and a new vr platform called daydream. there was also another company unveiling aiaomi, tv set-top box that runs on android. we caught up with xiaomi's vice president for more. show me how it works. >> you have the android tv home, and this is what it looks like on your screen. we have all these rows of apps. you have voice search. then you have a row of personalized recommendations, recommendations from many different apps. the more you watch, the better the recommendations will be. this supports four k video at 60 frames a second, which is relatively new in the industry. and it supports hdr content. emily: is four k going to take off? >> four k is already taking off. emily: how does the stack up to the amazon set-top box? >> in addition to the hardware specs i have not talked about

company chairman john thompson joins us to explain. shares took another dive.ut first, to the lead. apple ceo tim cook set his sights on the massive market potential of india. he kicks off his first visit to the country wednesday. besides and unconfirmed meeting with the prime minister, he's pushing for opening of his first retail store in the nation and announced an accelerator program for ios developers in bangalore. so why now? india is a market too good to ignore. mobile sales declining over a decade but indian shipment rose 66%. it's described as where china was 10 years ago, saying there is great opportunity there. the opportunity could come in potential that's up for grabs. kirkpatrick, david and crawford come you guys have been doing a lot of work on the potential of the indian market. how big could this market the for apple? >> it could be very large for apple. when you look at the largest market in india in the last quarter alone, with over 560 million shipments, and apple, like old lot of other markets, was focused on the premium end of the market. t

emily: that was john thompson, microsoft chairman and investor.oming up, the company that reimagined the vacuum cleaner is after your hairdryer. for more of our best interviews, 1.0heck out our studio podcast. pioneeringn, the vacuum company is the middle of a transformation and wants to re-do the way we think about appliances. now they are up ridding a hairdryer. we spoke with the dyson ceo. this is a $400 hairdryer. why should i spend $400 on a hairdryer? >> when i turn it on, we can still talk. it is fairly quiet. >> what matters more is we invented everything about the hairdryer. the first thing is we developed a very small digital motor that is very powerful and creates air pressure and we put it in the handle. the weight is in the bottoms of my hands don't get tired and we put intelligent he control in because most hairdryers burnt hair. youries faster, gives smooth drying and i have three women in my house with a lot of tyson products but they would kill me if i took this away from them. you spent all the time of this technology. what else

she has an exclusive interview with microsoft's chairman, john thompson. ♪ >> welcome to bloomberg marketsood afternoon. i'm betty liu. here's what we are watching at this hour. .tocks are close to the session economic numbers show the economy may be strong enough now for the fed to raise rates. rest itonger have to just risk your investment in the startup. give the rest of chance to get up in the ground floor. a crowdfunding website. and andrew has gone long. he is now long on valeant. he sent the stock into a tailspin. he says he is a buyer now. he will join us to tell us what exactly has changed on valeant.

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we will bring you our best interviews from the week including my interview with john thompson on "theloomberg west" this weekend on bloomberg television. ♪ emily: turning now to twitter's periscope.ing app users will soon have the ability to start a periscope broadcast rectally from twitter. the move comes almost 14 months after twitter acquired periscope, and like vine, twitter has for the most art given an independent to run as a standalone app. is this the first at towards bringing twitter and periscope together? joining us now with an exclusive interview from our other office, periscope's ceo, and we are periscope and -- periscoping this right now. >> awesome. emily: is this a step toward no more standalone periscope a pp? not at all. we've spent a lot of time investing and making periscopes more easy to watch within twitter. we have made it really easy to experience it, and this news you are referring to is the first step toward also making it easier to broadcast from twitter, so we still think there is a ton of value in having a separate app and separate real estate for watching

also, in lee chang talks to the chairman of microsoft, john thompson, that's on "bloomberg west."nt for joining us. until tomorrow, sayonara. ♪ the u.s. senate passed legislation that would allow 9/11 victims and their families to sue the saudi government for any rolet may have played in the attacks. >> we have a good relationship with the saudi's and we want to keep it a good relationship. if the government participates a terrorism, they should pay price. and it will be worse if they are not brought to justice, because it will encourage others to do it. the white house has promised to veto the legislation, saying it could expose americans overseas to legal risk. to mexican president wants legalize gay marriage. today he signed initiatives to amend the constitution and the federal civil code. gay marriage is already legal in some parts of mexico. bernie sanders looks to continue his winning streak in today's kentucky and oregon primaries. kentucky is considered the bigger prize. front runner hillary clinton has a significant delegate lead. donald trump

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abc7 news was on eddie street as family and friends held a vigil for john thompson in the same place he died. the 53-year-old stockton man was killed at a bus stop in april. their family is asking for witnesses to come forward. >> we want justice. we want justice for my brother john. >> my brother didn't deserve this. who ever did this is a coward. you don't just stab a person in their neck and think they will walk the streets and not get in trouble. >> police have nomo tiff or suspect -- no motive or suspect information in the case. >>> the pittsburgh city council will vote tomorrow on whether or not to install cameras. they have seen a half dozen shootings since last june. the most recent was last wednesday near railroad avenue. lilian kim is in pittsburgh tonight with the story. >> she was shot and killed in a car on wednesday and it was the third fatal shooting in the past 11 months. six shootings in all. she was stuck on the freeway when it happened. >> they veered everybody off the freeway, but i was stuck there for awhile. i knew somebody was dead, but we didn't know it was a

the family and friends held a vigil for john thompson at the bus stop where he was attacked and killed in april. we want justice for my brother, john. >> my brother did not deserve this. whoever did this are cowards. you do not stab a person in the neck and think you are walking the street and not get in trouble. apolice have in motive or suspect in the case so far. aman is a i live and doing fine because of crews who scaled 150' down a cliff to pull him out of car after going down the embankment yesterday morning. paramedics took the driver to the hospital. there is no word on the cause of the accident. >> there is a has casualty skill with agencies across south bay participating in drill that will stimulate the real-life situations they could be in. this is video from a previous drill. the training starts at 10:00 a.m. at the regional medical center campus. >> a steel fence is protecting home of uc berkeley chancellor with a price tag of $700,000. the original price was $200,000 but the add-ons added to the increase, with heavy duty gates and security cameras. the home has been the s

also, emily chang talks to the chairman of microsoft, john thompson, that's on "bloomberg west." big thanks to al hunt for joining us. until tomorrow, sayonara. ♪ wednesday, the 18th of may. i am rishaad salamat. this is "trending business". ♪ right, were visiting sydney and beijing this hour. japan dodging a technical recession last quarter. asia-pacific markets on the slide, the case for higher interest rates

and i was talking to john thompson at villas factory. and he said they stole a factory that toyota left for dead, and the next factory is going to be in the billions, and this is true. he has to spend like crazy, and raise cash, and that means giga factories all over the country, and that is quite costly, and dlutive -- delutetive. >> yes, they got freemont for a song. they were notch ngnat to get it because they came in right after the collapse of the auto industry, and gm and toyota were unloading it. it is a huge advantage for them, a and they won't have the advantage coming around on the next plant or the expansion of freemont if that is where they go. >> jim? >> well, one is the operational execution of getting 500,000, and whether or not he gets there, and frankly on that one, i would bet with elon musk on thx because this, because if you are looking at spacex, he has done it to launch a rocket out of nowhere, and so he can do this, but the fact is with chanos, it is the valuation of the stock. and elon musk has to be looking at th

brigadier general john thompson is retired from the army but is on a mission to promote combat leadershipserrie has more on this. >> right. >> this country is a great country. i don't need some political candidate to tell me we have a great country. we have a great country, the greatest country on earth. reporter: the retired brigadier general is not shy about his love for america or willingness to fight for her. his combat leadership was on full display during two tours of duty in vietnam. >> you have to have courage to do what has to be done. you have to sate example on daily basis and take action necessary to kill the enemy. reporter: lead from the front. >> lead from the front. you don't have to be the leader every time you about by god be prepared to join the front. reporter: at 81 this highly decorated war vet continues to receive honors including west point's distinguished graduate award. rather than look back on his own celebrated military career, general likes to pay it forward and honor america's future warriors. each year he returns to his alma matters to present a pistol to th

. >> john: both him and thompson have done damage in may and you can see why they love this kid.he field and i'm saying it, rookie of the year. he'll be in the m.v.p. moving with the rate he's hitting. >> joe: when he came up in september last year he hit four home runs. found himself at shortstop during the post season and here he is, first full year in the big leagues and he is heating up. the first pitch is inside to turner. >> john: they've got to get turner going a little bit. right now it looks good for the other hitters coming in, they've had a good day and you wonder if they get them started to feeling better about their at-bats. turner, not yet, has gotten on track. >> joe: 1-0 pitch. one ball, one strike from henderson. henderson part of that good mix in the bullpen for the mets. tonight that mix has allowed a lot of runs. verrett two. bastardo two, and now a run against henderson and it's 9-1. >> john: in the five home runs given up, the mets pitchers don't give up may be home runs. they have the bullpen who has been really good but this game just got away from them. >

john buccigross. >> to the city of pound, wisconsin, the warriors and trail blazers open their semifinal sleers there in the western conference. klay thompson steph curry did not play. 18 points in the first quarter. draymo draymond, saginaw, michigan, triple-double. 23 point, 13 rebounds, he orchestrated this whole thing and the warriors win without steph, 118-106. >> they >>> blues and stars, chris 3-2, but jamie bend, one of the finest hockey players in the world, number 14. best all-around winger. >> hits, scores, great hair, as well. it went to overtime and david bacchus wins it. he just happened to turn around. just brushes it in and blues have evened the series at one. game three tuesday night in st. louis. >> and nevada, missouri, good morning there, as well. >> we'll do our best. >>> looked like a nascar demolition derby on sunday. 35 race cars were involved in accidents of some kind. >> okay, so there were some minor wrecks but the big ones in the final laps. one involved 21 cars. another with a dozen and as bred pack. >>> up next in "the pulse," what's next for malia obama? she's been doing some life planning and we've got the de

thompson has that story from outside boston. >> reporter: an extraordinary act of faith and defiance came to an end today. >> 11 years, seven months and three days. >> reporter: that's how long mary ellen and john rogers and 100 parishioners occupied this church in massachusetts. holding around the clock vigil despite a decision by the boston archdiocese to close the church as part of a reorganization. >> we took this all the way to the vatican supreme court and we took it to the united states supreme court. >> reporter: marti o'brien joined the parish when it opened in 1961. we met her seven years ago. >> i'm not going to die until i can get buried right in front of that church. i'm stickin' around. did you hear that, god? i'm still here, but i guess i won't get buried from here. >> reporter: the 86-year-old spitfire sat in these pews up to five days a week. >> do you feel your faith has gone unrewarded? >> not my faith in god. my faith in hierarchy at least in this archdiocese, yes. >> reporter: time has not tempered the fury toward's boston's cardinal sean o'malley. he has welcomed the people back to the archdiocese but few plan to accept. >> i think we were naive in thinking that we could c

thompson. i work for an online business publication covering. real tory risk. --nk you for this panel covering regulatory risk. thank you for this panel. i want to talk about the john release this to information. can you bring us up-to-date? on the status of that offer? ? have the documents been released to a law enforcement authority? if so, which one? since you released a public database this week, have you received any requests from law enforcement authorities with enforcementd requests, the ones that would meet fourth amendment muster of having a very specific written request for information? marina: no, we haven't received any requests from law enforcement. after the release of the database, at least not that i am aware of. with regards to john doe, he communicates with our partners at deutsche zeitung. we have always kept it that way. ormagine, if any government any law enforcement official is willing to take him on his offer , and also offer the kind of immunity and protection that he is requesting, which, if you read his manifesto, he is not asking just for himself. he is talking about law changes that need to happen. so not only he is protected, but any ot

of the watergate committee, fred thompson and the staff there, sam dash and their minions, were trying to find someone who could -- what do i want to say? support john dean's -- >> or refute him. they were in a neutral -- >> right. because the nation -- i think the nation sided roughly -- i've said to people, maybe 60-30 or maybe more on balance than that believed in the president and not this young 32-year-old upstart who was already mad at nixon because he'd just been dismissed unceremoniously on april 30th, just two months before john dean testified before the watergate committee. so they're looking around. i'd been haldeman's department for four years. but noib's finding me. bob is calling his friend on the committee. he put a guy on the committee. that was his avenue to learning what's happening over in the watergate committee. and he called scott armstrong and said this guy butterfield, he's got to have something to do with -- and they went to sam dash. he did. and he said there's a guy named butterfield over there, i think he works in haldeman's office. and he says we don't have time, we don't have time. and then -- anyway, i guess in a way t

john currence's place on the square. there's the brilliant author tom franklin and his wife, the poet beth ann fennelly. grisham writer-in-residence, megan abbott. pendarvis, you know. poet chiyuma elliott. wright thompsonatkins. poet derek harriell is originally from milwaukee. crime novelist billy boyle from brooklyn. downstairs, currence's restaurant city grocery cranks out many delicious things. the man known as big bad chef, aka "johnny snack", is sending some of those goodies upstairs as there's nothing professional writers like more than free food. usually you put five writers in a room it's a ugly hell broth of envy, hatred. >> writer: we all hate tommy. >> writer 2: no, that goes without saying. >> tom: even me, i hate me the worst of all. >> jack pendarvis: around here anyway, the writers are really supportive of each other. for writers to argue would be like arguing over a piece of dirt. i mean, what are we fighting about? the stakes are so low, why would you be a jerk about it. >> anthony: if mississippi were a country and there were a national hero, uh, dead or alive, by consensus, statewide, who would -- who would the statue be of? >> wright thompson: elvis. >> anthony: really? wouldn't be

thompson covers all things new jersey. you've been following this from the very beginning. we got three things happening here. there's the co-conspirators first, the people who had knowledge and then there's this johng a last-minute motion here to keep all of this from coming out. this last-minute motion, do you think there's a chance here these names are not revealed today as a result? >> there's always a chance of anything. in this case, the judge seems bound and determined. susan wigginton, to go ahead and release the names of the co-conspirators based on what she wrote which was that these were public figures. she said both staffers within government, possibly elected officials who would have been unindicted co-conspirators named by the u.s. attorney in all of his research. and so from that measure, from that standard, it's hard to believe that she would all of a sudden have second thoughts and say, oh, poor john doe. yeah, i'm worried about your reputation. yeah, i'll squash -- quash the whole list. >> if she goes forward, unindicted co-conspirator meaning prosecutors looked at these people and said they believe they have some involvement they're just not sure they could prove it beyond a reas

thompson. work for an online business publication covering. . real tory risk thank you for this panel -- covering regulatory risk. thank you for this panel. i want to talk about the john doe agreement to release this information. can you bring us up-to-date? on the status of that offer? ave the documents been released to a law enforcement authority? if so, which one? since you released a public database this week, have you received any requests from law enforcement authorities with very targeted enforcement requests, the ones that would meet fourth amendment muster of having a very specific written request for information? marina: no, we haven't received any requests from law enforcement. after the release of the database, at least not that i am aware of. with regards to john doe, he communicates with our partners at deutsche zeitung. we have always kept it that way. imagine, if any government or any law enforcement official is willing to take him on his offer, and also offer the kind f immunity and protection that he is requesting, which, if you ead his manifesto, he is not asking just for himself. he is talking about law changes that need to happen. so not only he i