i loved it. >> having abandoned his family for gang life, kirkpatrick turned to other crimes. when we met him, he was serving his second prison term, eight years for burglary. >> i know right from wrong. i'm not a stupid individual. i might make stupid decisions, but i'm not a stupid individual. >> during his time in prison, kirkpatrick still had his gang to fall back on, but like his biological family, he eventually left his gang family, though not totally on his own accord. >> i was holding contraband, and i was holding something, and i lost it. yeah. i had lost it. >> any specific enemies, names, numbers? >> no. >> kirkpatrick explained the contraband was a packet of gang information including a roster of current members. when he realized it was gone, he was afraid the gang might order a hit on him as punishment. >> i told the c.o., look, i got to go. he was like why? i said because i lost something i'm not supposed to. you need to get me out of here before something more serious happens. >> kirkpatrick turned his back on his gang. he requested a move to protective custody.

david kirkpatrick, you're sticking with me.ing up, management issues uber'sershadowed -- management issues have overshadowed everything else. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: korean tech giant samsung announced investments worth $1.9 billion into u.s. plants. samsung will spend $1.5 billion in its semiconductor factory in texas and over -- in south carolina for home appliances. both investments will be carried out until 2020 according to statements from the company. the announcement came just ahead of korean president -- for summit with the u.s. .resident-elect been vocal uber is back in the spotlight in the courtroom. in a new filing, the ridesharing ofpany says it was unaware data theft prior to the lawsuit. bloomberg is looking to refute -- uber is looking to refute the claim. we are joined by bloomberg's legal reporter. you think uber's assertion that they did not know these files were stolen was extremely important. why? >> this was the first time they were able to say if these 14,000 files that are at the center of the lawsuit

and still with us, david kirkpatrick.x, what happened, and how much has to do with amazon and good food -- whole foods? >> you saw that big price that happen before these shares priced at to the $10 level. looking at the trading today, the fact that it was unchanged, it closed at $10 a share with an ninemarket trade at $9.95 below the ipo price. there is a bit more investor concern. right now, they are sitting at a $1.9 billion market valuation. if i am an investor, i am looking at this company and saying where is the growth? and i am saying how are you going to afford it because when i look at this cast -- cash position it , seems like they might need some money soon. some of that could be playing into this downward or flat pressure. emily: david, should investors be concerned about blue apron because of amazon/whole foods or because of these other things? david: if i was in any kind of food delivery-related business i , would be watching amazon with incredible care. the fact that they bought whole foods, which surprised

you are sticking with me, david kirkpatrick. colleen regan. we will continue to follow headlines as we have them. story, blueloping apron has filed for an ipo. the meal delivery service will be listed on the new york stock exchange under the ticker aprn. it reported a loss the first quarter of the year. we will have more on this story later this hour. coming up, the mastermind behind android has unveiled his latest creation, but is there room in the market for yet another smartphone? we will catch up with niccolo de masi next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: andy rubin is back and betting on a new smart phone. earlier this week, the creator of android unveiled a new product from his new company, calling it "the essential phone," and it will have some serious competition since the market has been dominated by apple and samsung for so many years. he says his company and products have the it factor and that appeals to the masses. joining us is niccolo de masi. i need a little more than the it factor. what makes you think you can take on apple and sam

i represent 33 accusers to bill cosby, one of them is linda kirkpatrick who is with me today and making a statement. we have with us joel ellison. make a statement as well. this is my statement in reference to the mistrial. we never underestimate the blinding power. >> we can never underestimate the blinding power of celebrities but justice will come. i hope the prosecution will try this case again. the court will permit prior, bad act witnesses to testify as the prosecution requested for this trial. for the trial that just ended, and allow one such prior bad act witness to testify against and that was my client, kelly johnson. such with this is the prosecution wanted, if the court allows more accusers to testify next time it might make a difference. it is too early to celebrate and round 2 may be just around the corner. and this time justice may prevail. i want to commend the courage of audrey johnston as well as kelly johnson. and all the accusers i represent who have spoken out, have taken risks, refuse to be silenced and i went them to keep their spirits up and i want others to beli

"> ( james ) oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick says she will work to repair the shortcomings of top city and police officials. mayor schaff says her focus shifted from the sex scandal investigation in december to the deadly ghostship warehouse fire. the attorneys who filed the police misconduct lawsuit say they want the officers who botched the investigation disciplined. ( james ) police have arrested a san mateo county massage therapist they say sexually assaulted a 40- year-old woman. police arrested 51-year old shidong li. he was arrested in millbrae. police say the alleged assault happened tuesday. officials say it happened at the four seasons foot spa on park place. there the woman told police she was touched inappropriately during a massage by li. this morning... police are asking any other potential victims to come forward. ( mark ) students are mourning the death of a physical education teacher in the east bay. 31-year-old carlo tateo worked at skyline high school in oakland. he was shot during an argument early sunday morning in san francisco's south of market neighborhood.

we deserve high quality policing and that is what chief kirkpatrick is asking us to do . we are using the study to begin to improve . >> oakland's new chief and kirkpatrick took over in late february . opd will continue to work together to examine issues of race and policing . struck two dozen horses are back where they belong after breaking loose in golden gate park . 23 horses escaped the facility near the park . and rent-free for more than an hour . one of the handlers says the gate was open and the horses made their way out just before 6 am . wranglers caught up at a dog park a half-mile away were some wranglers helped corral them . one ranger was excited >> i lassoed them on a ring . >> the horses were led back to the corral . police plan to investigate to find out just how that latched gate was open . >>> a warning for pet owners in san francisco . beware of coyotes . the presidio trust is investigating coyote activity in the presidio . two people claim that dogs were attacked . today officials temporary close to trails in the area because of coyotes . the trails wi

chief kirkpatrick is inheriting a lot of baggage. she will be asked a lot of questions at the court hearing set for july 10. >> back to the timing. do we know specifically when the incident happened in the basement you mentioned? there are a lot of questions about where the drugs came from and how long they had been there. anything you can do to pinpoint the timing? >> reporter: both happened in the basement. we know the incident was reported in -- at the end of may . at the end of june, someone cleaning an office in that basement found those drugs. unrelated but seeing part of the basement. >> happening within the last couple of months. thank you so much.>>> still ahead. president trump wrapping up a contentious week by firing more tweets and at the media. >>> don't let your choice become your crime. that does the message today from law enforcement as they increase efforts to get you to drive sober during the july 4 holiday.>>> weather started out great this morning. sunshine this afternoon. holiday weekend just about here. we will

emily: david kirkpatrick, not mincing words.onomy -- of te and the trading debut after raising $1.9 billion in the second biggest u.s. ipo. after itny gaining 9% sold $60 million more shares. the ipo comes one year after it was formed with the parent company closing the acquisition of cablevision. usa pledge to use the money for acquisitions. the ceo says they will look at any type of deal. >> we are focused on cable, we like cable. we like the opportunity to have more cable, if possible. if not, we will look at other things. emily: more from the noah conference in berlin, and discussing if crypto currency's will boom or bust. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: tesla is known for branching beyond cars to batteries. -- batteries, solar power, energy storage. they are in talks with record labels about their own music streaming service. it is unsure if they will go forward with the service or continue with its cute -- its current music services. multiple tearse of service, starting with a pandora-like web radio offering. i want to get bac

. >> reporter: today's oakland new police chief ann kirkpatrick says she dsn't see it as a setback for her department. >> a commitment on our part to view and to treat all victims with care and attention. >> reporter: the report mentions that they brought in a private investigator, but months later the investigation was put on hold and delayed. >> those months we were very focused on the ghost ship fire recovery as well as on boarding our new police chief who is the most important part of addressing the concerns raised in this report. >> reporter: the report also highlights a series of recommendations for the police department. the new chief said she is committed to implementing all of them. >> a family is making big plans for when a little boy returns home after having double lung transplant. his big sister had the same life saving surgery three years ago. "abc 7 news" was at stanford where they met with one of the doctors. both siblings needed lung transplants because of systic fibrosis. 11-year-old doris had her surgery in 2014 and 9-year-old david continues to recover after getting

"> ( james ) oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick says she will work to repair the shortcomings of top city and police officials. mayor schaff says her focus shifted from the sex scandal investigation in december to the deadly ghostship warehouse fire. the attorneys who filed the police misconduct lawsuit say they want the officers who botched the investigation disciplined. ( mark ) students are mourning the death of a physical education teacher in the east bay. 31-year-old carlo tateo worked at skyline high school in oakland. he was shot during an argument early sunday morning in san francisco's south of market neighborhood. it happened near the corner of folsom and 11th streets while he was with a group of his friends. tateo also coached the varsity football team at skyline. players remember him as a counselor who was caring and made a point to help everyone. <"it was very heartbreaking to hear that uhhhh. i just couldn't believe itkids who did pretty bad stuff, he would try to create a bond with them so they start maturing and going in the right path">( mark ) so far police have not

emily: we're joined by david kirkpatrick, from techonomy.our reaction to this change in mission statement? david: there has been a lot happening at facebook recently in talking about themselves differently. i think they are unbelievably responsive to the growing concerns that have been developing about the social impact of their business, starting with fake news and facilitating terrorism and other problems people are accusing them of contributing to in society. many accusations have some validity. they are working very hard to say, yes, we are open to talking about that. today, they are trying to underscore the truly positive impact facebook has in people's lives. by talking so much about these communities and specifically emphasizing that facebook's new mission is to bring more community to the world, they are trying to remind people that for all the problems, facebook has a lot of truly positive impacts in the world. emily: how do imagine our facebook experience, and using the product actually changing as a result of this? david: that is

we spoke to a member of the bloomberg energy finance team , david kirkpatrick, about the impact of thisecision. david the gap between president : trump and silicon valley is a grand canyon at this point, but i think what is more interesting to me is the question of how committed business has become, not just silicon valley, but most big businesses in the united states towards climate change remediation. the issue of whether climate change is happening or not is not really controversial among most business leaders. it is accepted, as much of your reporting has suggested. clearly, a lot of progress is going to still be possible even without the u.s. in the paris agreement despite the fact that everyone agrees it is a stupid, stupid thing to pull us out. emily: let's talk about this, colleen. how are tech companies and broader u.s. businesses actually going to respond in action rather than words? colleen: great question, emily. we have already seen action out of silicon valley from these companies. if you look at the tech amiche, amazon, apple, google, microsoft -- they got together in def

emily: that was colleen regan of bloomberg new energy finance and david kirkpatrick.oming up, another wild week for uber. the startup fired the star engineer at the center of its bitter dispute with waymo. the head of finance steps away from the firm. and the electric car market has been growing in fits and starts for years. but could the chevy bolt be the tipping point for the industry? we will hear from one analyst literally who ripped up the car to find out. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: amazon crossed a major milestone this week. the stock traded above $1000 a share briefly for the first time ever on tuesday and has since hovered just below that price. the company has been wooing investors with dominance in online commerce and cloud computing. the stock is up almost 40% from a year ago, outpacing the broader market. meantime, some frazzled parents might get cash back from amazon. the tech giant will refund customers whose children made unauthorized mobile app purchases between 2011 and 2016. the federal trade commission ruled that amazon made it too easy for child

what is your reaction to what linda kirkpatrick had to say?ink miss kirkpatrick is entitled to have her opinion about this issue. first, i want to be clear. the town hall meetings are not about sexual assault. i will repeat. these town hall meetings are not about sexual assault. this went way beyond a comment made from an interview by my colleague a couple of days ago when we initially talked about the town hall meetings, it was about restoration of legacy, much to what mrs. cosby spoke on in statement is the sensationalism brought on by the media and this is another example to take something meant to talk about the restoration of this man's legacy that was destroyed by the media before he had a chance to step into the courtroom is what this is about. this is about education and teaching that the revolution begins in the home. with we also said that if people wanted to ask mr. cosby about his situation, that he would speak on it because it is an open panel discussion. but within whatever parameters his legal team has set for him. >> ebony, jus

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now this is linda kirkpatrick. >> my name is linda kirkpatrick.to say is what great respect and admiration i have for the jury. unquestionably the hardest working jury in the country over the last 50 plus hours of deliberation. he thought he could bury us. he didn't know we were seeds. we are sprouting up, we are looking for reform, uncovering the rape culture in this country where victims are blamed and shamed. we are continuing looking for more reform to represent all victims of sexual assault, male or female. only 2% of rapists in this country ever spend one day in jail. 98% of rapists are walking among us to prey upon us again, men and women. it's time for reform, people, open your eyes. that's all i have to say. >> reform, what the policy, statute of limitations in california, i was part of only eight people that got the statute of limitations abolished in california, for the benefit of 38 million people. in nevada we just made some headway there. there are still 25 states that have a statute of limitations on rape abassault. we got to change

." >>> additionally linda kirkpatrick and jewel allison joined civil rights lawyer gloria allred on theodium in norristown the pod yum and they also reacted to the verdict. >> he thought he could bury us. he didn't know we were seeds. we're sprouting up looking for reform uncovering the rape culture in this country where victims are blamed and shamed. we are continuing looking for more reform to represent all victims of and sexual assault male or female. >> in the words of the late, great reverend martin luther king jr., he said we must accept finite disappointment but never lose infinite hope. it is time for rape and violence, that's the end of the quote. it is time for rape and violence to stop. >> well, a lot of folks with many different opinions, lots of reactions and many speculating on the next move in this case. will there actually be a retrial? if so, can we expect a different outcome. here to help us sort these issues out linda dale papa with dillworth paxon. thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. >> you're very welcome. >> first of all your reaction. this was marathon delibe

. >> reporter: just like last night, oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick says on thursday all hands on deck with extra patrols and support from neighboring law oakland, kate larson, abc7 news. >> and the abc7 news will have live coverage of the victory parade thursday. the celebration starts at 10:00 a.m. >> please tune in. well, governor brown and state lawmakers say they have struck a deal for california's next budget. they reached an agreement well before the end odeadline. under the deal, california's public schools will get more money. the state will put more cash into its d rfuny.ai the u.c. system will have less authority when it comes to finances as part of this budget. other deal, increased tax credits for poor californians. rs slahondinphig tobacco tax mo on medical. h easpedevelopmentsthn i one suspect out on a staggering $35 million bail. that another suspect in the case was granted the same bail. a san mateo county judge granted kaveh's request for bail this morning. he still needs to raise enough money t cover that $35 million bail. he along with his girlfriend tiffany

. >> reporter: police chief ann kirkpatrick says all hands will be on deck with extra patrols and support from neighboring law enforcement agencies. in oakland, abc7 news. >>> warriors fans are excited to celebrate the big win but less thrilled about the crowd and chaos on transit. especially b.a.r.t. system. will be very busy. leslie brinkley. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. on thursday will certainly break record ridership set in the last warrior's parade and san francisco giants 2012 world series win. >> crowd estimate was that million people came to oakland to witness the parade and rally. this year the projections are higher than that. heard numbers as high as 1.5 to 2 million people. >> reporter: all b.a.r.t. morning commuters fore warned. leave by 7:00 a.m. or get caught up in the crush of fans. b.a.r.t. is removing nine trains from bay line to handle oakland. and half the trains from fremont warm springs to san francisco will be diverted to mcarthur station and not cross the bay. b.a.r.t. guarantees that lines at ticket machines-like insanely long. buy in advance and exit at higher capacity

until anne kirkpatrick was sworn in in february of 20-17. and in may of this year --- jasmine abuslin took the stand in the trial of officer brian bunton -- who first appeared in court in september. oakland later agreed to pay nearly one million dollars to abuslin to settle the civil suit against the city. far below the 66 million dollar claim. (vicki) there are more suits pending...including claims against livermore, richmond, alameda county, contra costa county and san francisco. steve pam? (pam) thank you vicki. we broke this story first... last year. and have followed every development since. you can track all the stories we have covered from the beginning.. it's all on kron-4 dot com. and stay connected on breaking news... by downloading our free mobile app (steve) did you feel that... a three point three magnitude earthquake rattled parts of the east bay today. the u-s geological survey says, it hit just after noon, measuring 3- point-3 in magnitude .. it was centered near kensington. no one was hurt and there a

to her involvement in prostitution and drugs and because she had mental health issues.sot anne kirkpatrick/oakland police chief 53-101one of the comittments i can make to you is how we treat victims, with new eyes and with care and attentionbut promises are not enough for these two attorneys. john burris and jim chanin filed the original opd misconduct suit over a decade ago that lead to federal oversight of the department.sot jim chanin/attorney 116-124i've asked the chief to compile a list of every act of wrongdoing in this reportjim chanin says he wants officers who botched the investigation investigated themselves and disciplined . that's something the new chief was not ready to comit to.soti like you have just received a report that only speaks to titles, i don't even know who the people were , the entire command staff i have in palce today i have confidence in. (pam) today, we also sat down with oakland city councilman noel gallo... he says there is plenty of blame to go around in the case.

. >> reporter: just like l polict kirkpatrick says on thursday they were all hands on deck with extra patrols andupport from neighboring s law enforcement agencies. in oakland, kate larson, abc7 news. >> and let's take a look at the route. they will follow the same path as it did in 2015. broadway to long avenue and lake merritt to the henry j. kaiser watched the warriors bec champs here on abc7. you can see the victory celebration here, rt at 10:00 a and abc7 news will have live coverage. >> abc7 news waslyhis morning. you can see the larry o'brien trophy inside the warriors teame store before it opened. sorry about that. you can see it shine during thursday's parade during downtown oakland. >> our team coverage continues with abc7 news reporter wayne freedman who is live at oracle arena. wayne. >> reporter: welot nearly as lively a place this morning as it was last night. but more lively than you would expect. earlierayod tre he t outside the team store that went, well, several hundred feet outside of oracle arena. and that's only place we found joyous people. how about doubt? the d

we are joined by mayor schaaf and police chief kirkpatrick. thank you for coming in after this wonderful championship from the warriors. mayor, i was expecting you to be at oracle. that is the one game that you're allowed to go. you donated the tickets. >> yes. i supported them to a nonprofit supporting youth entrepreneurs. they auctioned off for $35,000 for young people starting their own businesses in oakland. >> so you watched the game from home. you're with your children. >> i was. >> what are you feeling this morning? as the mayor of a city who has an nba title again. >> this team is like oakland. they work hard. there is not just strength in numbers but strength in diversity. and there is no place like home. they brought us a win at home. i couldn't be more proud. as a life long oaklander. sitting there watching with my kids, knowing how much they have followed the team, i was this age when the warriors won it back in 1975. >> i bet you were proud and relieved. for the large part the celebrations didn't get out of hand. >> we were quite

david: carol, before we go, jean kirkpatrick, once our u.n. ambassador, she said there is difference between authoritarian government and a totalitarian government. clearly that would be the difference between what is happening in saudi arabia and what has been happening in cuba for the past 60 years. i've been to cuba. big difference, totally totalitarian in it is nature and design. but we think you. steve forbes, carol roth. have a great weekend. don't forget catch steve forbes and me this weekend for for example and fox on 11:00 a.m. even saturday on fox news and sunday at 11:00 a.m. eastern on -- seven a.m. eastern sunday on fbn. melissa: steve scalise, the latest on his condition coming up. david: thousands more u.s. boots could be hitting the ground in afghanistan. could this turn the tide in the war against the taliban? melissa: senate republicans are scrambling to create their own health care bill and not everyone is on board. why both conservatives and democrats are taking issue. >> they are writing their bill in private. they're keep

so i think, you know, republicans have been running since 1984 when jane kirkpatrick gave the key noteress at the convention against san francisco democrats and, you know, maybe nancy pelosi not a dress designer and buy off the rack and whatever else, i don't think it will change, i don't think she'll be the determining factor on the ballot on voters minds in 2018. >> sreenivasan: finally, the statements coming out of the white house more specifically from donald trump, yesterday saying he didn't know there were any tapes or any recordings, that he didn't make any. this follows a dozen false statements at the rally he had in iowa this week and you go back to how president obama bugged trump tower or the millions of illegal votes for hillary or the size of the crowd at the inauguration. any structural competence to the office because it doesn't seem to have any impact on him. >> yeah, and i wonder what's going to happen to our debate after trump leaves. do we snap back to what we consider are the normal standards of honesty or is this the new norm? even though it doesn't seem like trump

to her involvement in prostitution and drugs and because she had mental health issues.sot anne kirkpatrickand police chief 53-101one of the comittments i can make to you is how we treat victims, with new eyes and with care and attentionbut promises are not enough for these two attorneys. john burris and jim chanin filed the original opd misconduct suit over a decade ago that lead to federal oversight of the department.sot jim chanin/attorney 116-124i've asked the chief to compile a list of every act of wrongdoing in this reportjim chanin says he wants officers who botched the investigation investigated themselves and disciplined . that's something the new chief was not ready to comit to.soti like you have just received a report that only speaks to titles, i don't even know who the people were , the entire command staff i have in palce today i have confidence in. (pam) a san franciso police officer, nicknamed the "hot cop of the castro"... is going to stand trial for hit-and-run. this is video of christopher kohrs from one of his previous court appearances. kohrs is accused of hitting two p

now, oakland mayor libby schaaf and the oakland police chief kirkpatrick will join us on the 9, givingir assessment of the fan celebrations and also telling you more about the preparations for thursday's victory parade. >>> the celebrations were not just in oakland either. we sent sky fox flying around and about to street parties, including this one off of mission street in san francisco. where several hundred people blocked off an area right in front of the mission theater. you can see the people out there jumping over the flames and skateboarding over sparks. police say there were large and happy crowds around the city but no problems have been reported. >>> the time is 7:10. the hottest items, championship shirts and hats. in a minute, we will hear from fan who's lined up overnight to get their hands on that gear. >>> just a couple hours from now, attorney general jeff sessions will testify in front of the senate intelligence committee on capitol hill. the tough questions that he is expected to face. >>> well, hello there. there i am adjusting my tie. a nice day today. spring like t

and now this is linda kirkpatri kirkpatrick. to take a -- >> sure. >> so that was gloria allred. she represents kelly johnson, who is, as she said, the only witness to testify to prior bad acts. kelly johnson is another accuser of bill cosby and there have been many such accusers, up to almost 60, according to gloria allred's daughter, friend of the show, lisa bloom, but the only one who was allowed to testify to prior bad acts was kelly johnson, who's represented by gloria allred. and she represents some of the other women who have also made accusations against bill cosby. of course, bill cosby denying those accusations. i want to let viewers know, we showed some split screen tape. and you saw a woman who was speaking with bill cosby in the background. there you go. that tape. that's actually on tape, that's not live. and that was bill cosby's attorney, and she was speaking on his behalf. she's one of the attorneys for him. you can see the attorneys are quite jubilant with the result here. so we're going to bring you more inrma