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to mobile cranes? >> dependent on the mobile crane they are in the side walk side[inaudible] public work and inside the building for example if [inaudible] we will have to review to make sure they can be operated with [inaudible] if they actually is a heavy quilt equipment they will ask us. >> i saw that in the administrator building, a mobile crane mounted on a crawler truck or similar cairier for travel or transit. what is the difference-i realize they are dpw jurisdiction but how do we track these mobile cranes versus what seems to be a robust regimen relative to tower cranes? >> tower crane is the one you can see when they move all the way, what we call a free standing or inside a building or outside the building exterior. the mobile means they have 4 wheel or 6 wheel, depends and then have a lift to stand on. generally most of the operator is from the street because they dopet want to do the free standing power crane. those are heavy, expensive crane. >> it sounds like mobile cranes are more susce

and last but not least the shared mobility in the neighborhood all of the shed mobility where people don't have to use a car or drive themselves around but this takes money and time this is the nut of our application and here's some works so the transport having the modes together on one platform and associate not just good transportation but the friends and family embedded in their appointment in the household and minimize the signatures by the city electrifying is and minimize the costs of businesses and the receipt of good idea that's what we're doing and close by saying investment in all the u.s. city we're the center of innovation in the world and more technology companies and more quality with the schajz changes than millionaire and a track record about investment and equity how we think in san francisco and a track record of innovation whether grants or develop sf parks with the demand management and we partner are uc berkley so there is good opportunity to tie into the early adoption cultural with the system a good opportunity and we also have strong confidence in risk manage

and last but not least the shared mobility in the neighborhood all of the shed mobility where people don't have to use a car or drive themselves around but this takes money and time this is the nut of our application and here's some works so the transport having the modes together on one platform and associate not just good transportation but the friends and family embedded in their appointment in the household and minimize the signatures by the city electrifying is and minimize the costs of businesses and the receipt of good idea that's what we're doing and close by saying investment in all the u.s. city we're the center of innovation in the world and more technology companies and more quality with the schajz changes than millionaire and a track record about investment and equity how we think in san francisco and a track record of innovation whether grants or develop sf parks with the demand management and we partner are uc berkley so there is good opportunity to tie into the early adoption cultural with the system a good opportunity and we also have strong confidence in risk manage

and last but not least the shared mobility in the neighborhood all of the shed mobility where people don't have to use a car or drive themselves around but this takes money and time this is the nut of our application and here's some works so the transport having the modes together on one platform and associate not just good transportation but the friends and family embedded in their appointment in the household and minimize the signatures by the city electrifying is and minimize the costs of businesses and the receipt of good idea that's what we're doing and close by saying investment in all the u.s. city we're the center of innovation in the world and more technology companies and more quality with the schajz changes than millionaire and a track record about investment and equity how we think in san francisco and a track record of innovation whether grants or develop sf parks with the demand management and we partner are uc berkley so there is good opportunity to tie into the early adoption cultural with the system a good opportunity and we also have strong confidence in risk manage

to mobile cranes? >> dependent on the mobile crane they are in the side walk side[inaudible] public work and inside the building for example if [inaudible] we will have to review to make sure they can be operated with [inaudible] if they actually is a heavy quilt equipment they will ask us. >> i saw that in the administrator building, a mobile crane mounted on a crawler truck or similar cairier for travel or transit. what is the difference-i realize they are dpw jurisdiction but how do we track these mobile cranes versus what seems to be a robust regimen relative to tower cranes? >> tower crane is the one you can see when they move all the way, what we call a free standing or inside a building or outside the building exterior. the mobile means they have 4 wheel or 6 wheel, depends and then have a lift to stand on. generally most of the operator is from the street because they dopet want to do the free standing power crane. those are heavy, expensive crane. >> it sounds like mobile cranes are more susce

and last but not least the shared mobility in the neighborhood all of the shed mobility where people have to use a car or drive themselves around but this takes money and time this is the nut of our application and here's some works so the transport having the modes together on one platform and associate not just good transportation but the friends and family embedded in their appointment in the household and minimize the signatures by the city electrifying is and minimize the costs of businesses and the receipt of good idea that's what we're doing and close by saying investment in all the u.s. city we're the center of innovation in the world and more technology companies and more quality with the schajz changes than millionaire and a track record about investment and equity how we think in san francisco and a track record of innovation whether grants or develop sf parks with the demand management and we partner are uc berkley so there is good opportunity to tie into the early adoption cultural with the system a good opportunity and we also have strong confidence in risk management a

does it have a mobile strategy that will work? >>> a real estate firm with ties to a senator is recordedly under investigation. the fbi and scc are focusing on accounting practices at the company. investigators are asking questions about the relationship between the firm and the senator who has profited over the years from trading the stock. shares fell more than 8%. >>> report by the state department inspector general slammed hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail sever while she was secretary of state. the report was delivered today to members of congress. we are following the story. tell us what the report said and how damaging is this to her campaign? >> reporter: well, it is damaging. the report did say that the method that secretary of state hillary clinton had chosen to store her e-mail on a personal sever was not an appropriate method of preserving documents and it found that her practices rt policies. that's bad news for hillary clinton especially as you go through the details that were in this report of staffers at on

we want to tax what is not mobile. people are not mobile. our top rates are getting to be as high as they can get and the rest of the worlds are not any higher. it is where they take it in. the middle class in this country is getting a free ride. the top rates in foreign countries kick in around $120-$150,000. that is where the money is. it isn't capital gains really. if you raise the rate on capital gains we have to tax them at best. otherwise the walk-in will be terrible and over the bases and go on for a while. the answer is yes, if we cannot what is not mobile. i am not against taxing consumption. i am not sure it is pro-growth. >> still, i thought the point you were making is we compare ourselves with other countries on one aspect of the spectrum and not the full spectrum. so if you say the middle class in other countries pay higher income taxes but they are getting a significant amount of services and other benefits. so if we were to compare the full spectrum of the financial impact on the individuals in other countries it is -- >> the

back to earnings, t-mobile beat estimates for adjusted earnings and revenue.er also raised its forecast for the year and gained more than one million new monthly uses for the seventh straight quarter. i spoke with john leger earlier this week. i asked how long they can keep it up. >> service revenue is up 13.6%. we still have less than 20% market share. our main competitor otherwise known as dumb and number are just not adapting to the uncarrier revolution and the things we are doing to change wireless. this can and will continue because we will not stop. emily: you summed up the verizon earnings in a rap. how would you rap the t-mo takeaways? >> i am trying to help verizon. their earnings could be summarized as we lost topline revenue and post a phones and walked back on 5g and we are still longing for millennials. that's all you need to know in a form that's observable by the millennial group and i put it in an auto rap format. i actually used fran chamo and i put his words in. the tea mobile summary is 12 quarters in a row, we grew postpaid customers and th

and last but not least the shared mobility in the neighborhood all of the shed mobility where people don't have to use a car or drive themselves around but this takes money and time this is the nut of our application and here's some works so the transport having the modes together on one platform and associate not just good transportation but the friends and family embedded in their appointment in the household and minimize the signatures by the city electrifying is and minimize the costs of businesses and the receipt of good idea that's what we're doing and close by saying investment in all the u.s. city we're the center of innovation in the world and more technology companies and more quality with the schajz changes than millionaire and a track record about investment and equity how we think in san francisco and a track record of innovation whether grants or develop sf parks with the demand management and we partner are uc berkley so there is good opportunity to tie into the early adoption cultural with the system a good opportunity and we also have strong confidence in risk manage

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if you look at parking as an example when people united states the pay by phone mobile application. you see transactions that are 40 to 50% higher than people using change or credit cards because it's easier to top off remotely as an example when you go park. if you're in starbucks having coffee and realize you'll chat for another 30 or 40 minutes, just click a button and continue your parking session. >> does the city hate you lose so much money on fines and fees, saved me several thousands of dollars a year. i thought the reason they required quarters and have like half of your passenger seat with quarters because they want to charge me huge fines. >> most cities actually do try to do the best they can as far as the good of the constituency. so the fines are not something they want to perpetuate. some see it as a large revenue source and concern but fu fundamentally, you don't have to deploy devices and -- >> quarters, et cetera. >> there's a lot of stealing it's called shrinkage where you see 20 to 30%. >> paying for a car in quarters. from that perspective, city saved on capital

reason that is happening is that class was very mobile. but now we are in mobile. have their credit parents who raise mericratic kids. to 10% stock at that level. that is disturbing to a lot of americans. ist: the theme of your book inequality. "the level of income inequality at anys higher than point in the last 90 years. there is even less mobility in america than in most first world countries. that is new and it will transform american politics." that "theto write tragedy of america is that while the left often asks the right questions, it almost as often provides the wrong answers. income inequality is no exception." up on i am here to beat both political parties. -- thet has dismissed right has dismissed concerns about income inequality. they say does not exist. i think it is there. it is all about envy, and we do not like envy, or that it is about a move to a high-tech economy and we cannot do anything about that. i say fiddlesticks. they are not living in the stone age in denmark. we do not think we are mobile. bad is transformative -- that is transformative

they nailed it moving to mobile.hey had some missteps, but the strength of their network gave them a little more time. now on mobile, who else is there? emily: look at history. microsoft beat ibm, google beat microsoft, facebook is beating google in mobile. john: mark is using market cap. he used 10% of his market cap to buy whatsapp. he is really aggressively using the asset that he has, market capitalization, to find the next wave and make sure he is there. david: and in most of those examples, eventually complacency snuck in. mark is the least complacent guy you're going to meet. emily: chamath palihapitiya, social capital partnership, early facebook employee, just said he thinks the facebook killer is going to be built in two or three years. it's going to happen. john: i do not think that is right. you really need a new platform to emerge. it is not obvious to me what the platform is. we are still relively early on mobile. what is possible is that we are starting to finally internalize what it means to have a tin

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it bumped motorola mobility in 2015. they may report a 38% decline when they report earnings later thursday. a stock we are watching after-hours as hp ink is projecting profits that may fall short of estimates. this is the smaller half of the old hewlett-packard that sells computers and printers area the ceo has stepped up efforts to boost profitability since the split from hp enterprise but faces serious , sales declines among its core products. desktop and laptop sales fell nearly 10% from a year ago and , printer sales were down 16%. a story we are watching, the latest set up for theranos. bloomberg has just learned the company is being accused in a lawsuit of misleading consumers about the accuracy of its blood test results and reliability of its technology. today's lawsuit was filed in san francisco and seeks class action status on behalf of consumers is -- whose blood was tested in the company. in response, the lawsuit filed today, they say is without merit, and they will defend itself. federal prosecutors in san f

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mobilization of the american people to take jobs they would not have had. he wanted to improve wages. combathis first acts to deflation was to take the country off of the gold standard. >> who were the major economic advisers? includinga number, one with which he campaigned. he had some advice from george, a professor at cornell. on henryan to lean morgenthaler, who became secretary of treasury. they were all in favor of going off of the gold standard to tackle deflation by raising prices, allowing roosevelt and the united states government through the federal reserve dollar, tomanage the ease booms and busts. >> world war ii comes. how does that affect the economy? eric: roosevelt uses the idea of antifascist as an alliance in the war. it carries over into the late 1930's and they use currency loans and antifascist measures during the time when the united states was not yet a belligerent. vigorouslyegan to aid britain and used currency devices to send aid to the brits in 1941. it was done with american aid. the american administration ase and it was-le par

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asia has shown leadership when it comes to investment in mobile?ize that the great vehicle for participation. it also has credibility to us when we work with operating partners that we are listed company. everything is transparent. what is the china in parity of? what are you looking at there yet could do you have already partnerships lined up with alibaba? is guest: in a closed shop? guest:you are definitely in conversation. i cannot say -- i can't just yet. we're working in southeast asia right now. the next steps are latin america. rishaad: thank you very much, indeed. coming up, we are going to be live at the electronics show in shanghai. ♪ the electronic show -- the consumer electronic show in a -- in shanghai. what have they got in the works? that -- beyondow that, it looks like the co is setting up for a futuristic set of hands. , the head ofe handset products spoke about a future where you could potentially upload your data into the cloud and downloaded into a robot, thereby achieving immortality. he spoke about reincarnating dead relatives

it's t-mobile! only t-mobile's lets you stream video and music - for free! and we doubled our lte coverage in the last year. the other guys can't say that! we got you covered. >>> welcome back. there is zero doubt a sudden catastrophic failure caused egyptair flight 304 to plunge from the sky en route cairo from paris. why it happened remains a mystery. officials suspect terrorism but other causes cannot be ruled out. last-minute alerts from the plane about smoke are raising questions about a possible fire or electrical problem. the search for data recorders and other vital clues continues but donald trump already knows the cause. he was certain from the moment he heard of the tragedy. "looks like yet another terrorist attack" trump said in a tweet thursday morning. when will we get tough, srt and vigilant. that night he added this. >> a plane got blown out of the sky, and if anybody thinks it wasn't blown out of the sky, you're 100% wrong, folks. >> many democrats are saying trump was reckless, that a president can't get out ahead of the facts like that but

republican voters, and you know that donald trump will mobilize -- >> absolutely. >> -- will mobilize democratic voters. the problem, the republicans i talked to today shais the quest where does this end? how can paul ryan reconcile his vision for the republican party with donald trump's vision? and there, you know, they don't have a lot in common. it's, you know, it's not only, you know, it's not only the question of muslims. it's a question of immigration. it's a question of trade. it's a question of entitlement reform. if you go issue, by issue, by issue, how can they reconcile? it can't be about the issues. what it has to be is something larger that three can agree on about the presentation the republican party wants to make to voters in this country overall and how inclusive the party wants to be. >> the philosophy. >> it could be about philosophy and tone. >> all right, all right. >> the tone. >> stand by, everyone. >> it is about tone and principle. >> gloria, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> i want you to stick around. when we come back, two former presidents and two nom

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executing in mobile. whole world's moving to mobile. google's search business is the same on mobile. in fact probably more enabled. that's a valuation, that to me is a company with a cash cow. i don't care they've broken into two pieces. >> next up, a big day for valeant, the stock jumping more than 5% on a takeover offer. valeant rejected the offer made just a few weeks ago, before joseph papa took over as valeant's new ceo. guy? >> an offer that had no firm offer price. the whole thing was a little -- it is shady, only because everything that's happened over the last six months has been extraordinarily shady. why wouldn't you think this is as well. i understand if you're short the stock in something like this comes out, there's nothing like taking profits. to me that's all this is. i think there's tremendous headline risk to the down side despite what we saw today and the last couple of days. >> david said, you know what, for a stock that had declining stock price, why wouldn't they reveal if they had a

there is still a shift away to digital mobile. their pockets of digital mobile that you think are underutilized as a marketer? >> there are probably smaller ones like i would say on digital , facebook for us is very effective. it gives us great targeting ability. they are very innovative and looking at what we can do with facebook this year is much more impressive than what we could do last year. >> what are some examples? >> intimate ways of targeting people. like on payments, instead of a cpm -- >> their product has changed? >> because they are shifting their product and it is becoming more advertiser friendly. benefit thatlso a you are not going to have the same sort of public profile to rile up more attorney general's? >> >> i think as>> we shift our messaging more about it being fun and kind of introduce people to the part of the product we did not really talk much about that is much better for the brand. >> part of your pitch is you work with -- investors and your competitor -- you work with individual teams. have any of the

apps, mobile handsets and isps. as our written testimony details, the ftc is the primary u.s. privacy and data protection agency and probably the most active enforcer of privacy laws in the world. we've property hundreds of privacy data security related cases in all segments of the internet ecosystem, including against isps and large internet companies. in my brief time i want to highlight two qualities of the ftc's privacy approach that make it particularly effective. first the ftc seeks to protect consumers' particular privacy preferences. in our experience we show that consumers differ in how they weigh privacy concerns about their sensitive and nonsensitive information and other important values such as variety, convenience, and cost. thus it is vital to calibrate opt-in, opt-out requirements to reflect general consumer preferences about particular types of information. so for example, requiring opt-in consent for nonsensitive information when most consumers would prefer a p simple notice or optout choice adds c

unionizettling to t-mobile. carol: the man that could've been the biggest influence on how capitalism involved -- evolved. yes, it's alexander hamilton. david: all that is ahead. on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back. david: this week's feature section, an investigation as to what brought down lab m.d.. carol: and yes, hacking was involved and we spoke to the editor about the man who led the fight. >> he had a small business doing ng and he lost it all when his business was hacked and the hackers try to sell him protection from people like them. carol: nice of them. >> he declined to buy their protection and the hackers turned him into the ftc which try to make an example of him. david: he fought back against that and that's with rare about his story. the ftc, in terms of what it requires and what you have to go through, it is so onerous he alleges that many others would just settle flat out. >> every other company caught in things did settle. there are 60 cases in which the ftc brings these data

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more recently, around the time marissa mayer took over with the rise of mobile. they make money through banner ads and it does not work well on cell phones. she inherited a position that was almost impossible. carol: when she was brought in, people thought it was a great move. >> some directors and investors were kind of charmed by her star power. i think they lost sight of how challenging it dan b. if you want to lay some blame on the management of yahoo!, you might say that marissa mayer and some of her management team got taken in by the same weekend do anything" kind of feeling. this was a troubled company from the jump. carol: who knew that changing coffee at their headquarters would make a difference but a changed morale a little bit. >> it's funny to look back at the press when she first took over. she made lunch free and everyone said that's amazing. wind the clock back just a few months ago, investors were talking about her profligacy and she spent all this money on these perks and nothing had come of it so it shows you the way that the narrative has shi

when you have new mobilization because they find new causes to mobilize around basically. >> before we turn it over, can you talk a bit about the pakistan connection in the mid 2000s and what the role of the conflict in pakistan was, how that devolved the european/jihadist scene and whether that's now disappeared and shifted to isis or if you expect another upsurge as pakistan-linked plots in the near future? >> the pakistani dimension dominated the phenomenon throughout the 2000s when al qaeda and affiliates were operating camps. it also -- there was a successful effort by the jihadists to mobilize among p k pakista pakistani, british-pakistani youth in a community in london. a movement that would later turn into sharia for, islam for, and the islam for movement. i think, of course, this is one of the events in the history of jihadist terrorism in europe that kind of shows that military means can have an effect against the networks because -- exactly because it affected the attack activity and also the threat patterns and also the attacks by the militants because when al qaeda came un

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