emily: matt robinson, thank you. coming up pushing over to become the -- pushing uber to become the travel app. we will explore. this is bloomberg. emily: let's get to uber plan to become a super app. customers will soon be able to book long-distance travel on planes, trains, buses, even hotels. we have more. how will this work from a customer perspective? guest: it is going to be a one-stop shop for transportation. we were able to get a cab to the airport, now you can hail or book the next train ride or your bus from whatever city you are going to. is going to become a much more comprehensive travel hub. for uber, this is the next step in their super app strategy. this is not something that is completely new. they telegraphed this back into thousand 18. there was a big idea that it could become a super app. when you think about it, it is not a concept well-known to westerners, but in huge. this is a major step jumpstarting the efforts. emily: he talked about the vision to deliver the future of delivery and food. >>

here to talk about that and more is bloomberg's matt robinson. is there any indication the sec is looking at this yet? matt: not yet, but they are looking at elon musk and his brother for potential insider trading issues about a share sale last fall. as we know, the sec and elon musk go back quite a few years now from 2018 with his infamous funding secured tweet and the subsequent penalty and sediment that limits his ability to talk about his company on the platform. emily: now, elon musk initially filed to be a we know he has chd that to become an active investor. we also know he started buying shares starting back in january. the ceo said they have been talking for weeks. now, it could perhaps actually be months. what is significant about that to you when it comes to the interest of the sec? matt: the two different filings that big investors have to disclose, 13g which is a passive stake, someone who doesn't have any interest in seeking any sort of is this plans or changes, then 13d which is what he filed yesterday. so there is room for an inves

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matt chapman, and vladimir right there. and that is a bad man. his fist homer -- faith helmer of the year. 40 -- everyone wearing 42 in honor of jackie robinson dayny has got it. a couple of walks and to the seven. 3-1 toronto. this time he is diving and not making the catch. the jay'ss win 4-1. join us for warriors versus nuggets tonight at 5:30. have a great weekend. liz: that game is right here on abc 7 where it will be dry later for people trying to head to the game. lisa: winding down in many parts of the bay area. we are showing you lingering showers into the east and south bay, and by 11:00 this is over with. taking you towards black hawk where you can see scattered showers out west towards 680 and san ramon and further south from gilroy and san martin. some wet weather breaking up in san jose with dark clouds and the peninsula, a lot of cloud cover. we have the snow coming down not only from the sierra nevada, southlake but tioga pass , yosemite and into mammoth. we have the winter weather advisory until 5:00 later on above 6000 feet. we picked up over three feet in the past six days. there is a look at nothing, that was our tower camera.

robinson and officer sarah kreps joins us. plus we will speak live with white house security council advisor matt miller about what the intelligence back in one minute. >>> these appear to be chronic difficulties that the russian military has had in terms of logistic, unit control, cohesion, operational maneuver, integration of air to ground, all problems they still suffer from. it remains to be seen whether they have, quote, fixed these problems and are now ready to execute in a more efficient way in the donbas. our assessment is that they are still struggling with a lot of these problems. also, our assessment is that part of the reason we are talking about shaping operations in the donbas is because the russians are trying to learn from their mistakes. so in the last few days we have seen them move in, as i said, command and control enablers, aviation support, largely helicopters, moving in artillery units ahead of what would be massive ground movements by troops or larger ground movements by troops. so it appears as if they are trying to learn from those mistakes but, again, it remains to be seen whether they've actually fixed