melissa parish, you are both sticking with me. you are coming back later. we will bring you all of the headlines as they cross. stick with us. now another bloomberg scoop. apple is designing a new chip. they could take on more of the functionality currently handled by intel processors. that is according to people familiar with the matter. the chips are being used in the latest macbook pro. more on this story later in the hour. it has been called the front page of the internet. we will catch up with the reddit co-founder and why he thinks trump's travel ban is potentially unconstitutional. next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: hewlett-packard is ramping up its m&a with the purchase of a security startup that uses machine learning and data analytics to find security threats. the deal will help connect everything from computers to handheld smart devices. hpe is continuing to look to spin off other assets. leaders had a visceral reaction to president trump's travel ban which bans people from seven prominently muslim countries from entering the u.s. the ban hit a

david kirkpatrick, and melissa parish. wonderful to have such viewpoints.electric has recently been focusing in on analytics straight what can we expect from the industrial company in the near future? the general electric chairman and ceo jeff and melt -- jeff immelt sat down for an exclusive interview in boston. >> wasn't an issue to be in the software business, per se. it was the recognition that our engines have a couple hundred sensors on them and they provide this continuous stream of data. we made the decision we want to model that data on behalf of our totomers and not relegated someone else. that led us back into the chain of adding software talent, building a software platform. our theory is every industrial company has to be additional. we want them to leave that kind of path and that's how we have invested. >> do you feel at home? >> i've had to relearn. one of the things when you are running ge, you always have to say why not us. it's kind of like, what's next. let's try. we brought in a lot of people from the industry to help us, but myself --

flemingy night, melissa who recounts a young syrians woman journey to unit -- to europe. one refugees incredible story of loss and survival parish he is interviewed by michelle government on. how things develop to the point that they feel they had to leave? >> the arab spring is happening all around them and they are turning on the television -- all kinds of average families, they are living under an oppressive regime but they have homes and livelihoods and health care. they are going to school. just going about their life. his family was not politically active. the haircut up in this kind of excitement about what actually the other countries around us are changing, maybe things co