the new aggregators, the new bundlers, will be large.what is the future of apple under tim cook? will apple be a big player in television? marc: it looks incredibly promising. it looks extremely promising. you know, the iphone 6 is a huge hit. and is going to be extremely successful. apple is gaining strength. you can kind of feel it. is a company gaining strategic strength or losing it? you can just feel that apple is gaining strength. and so, i think they will do extraordinarily well. the interesting thing about apple tv is that apple keeps refusing to build the tv. everybody keeps predicting there will be an apple tv you put on your wall. and they don't build it. i believe that the big reason why they don't build the tv goes back to the power of the smartphone, which is, a smartphone upgrade cycle is two years. i think what apple figured out is the upgrade cycle for tv's is five years or seven years or 10 years. the tv, effectively, is fated. the tv will become a dumb peripheral for the smartphone. if you have a big tv nearby, you wil

including "the new york times" still has trump ahead 4.8. don't you have to look at the aggregate? >> i think so.

black twitter is the, basically the unofficial aggregator of news and culture on the internet as it relateso african-american culture. so black twitter has gone from everything from rihanna to the black lives matter movement, to bring back our girls, ferguson. even kind of firing the outrage over what paula deen said with some of her racial comments. so rihanna is the new target of those kinds of comments. this is an influential kind of group of people that makes viral statements, and, you know, some celebrities as a matter of fact have actually apologized after black twhitter kind of had thei way with them. >> troy johnson, that was hot talk, man. >> it was. >> maybe that was -- you can read more about what rihanna had to say about rachel dolezal on our nbc washington app. search "rihanna." >>> after a high-profile gluten free makeover, general mills issues a major recall over cheerios. nearly 2 million boxes of them. >>> and a killer is on the loose right now. a deadly superbug is spreading across the country. can doctors stop it? next on news 4 >>> some new information on that breaking n

i think of the front page of the new york times still as the ultimate aggregator. just been what i need to know about putin and syria and the republicans and boehner and the reduced -- and the abuse of prisoners at rikers. old-fashioned as it may be, it is the ultimate aggregator. and you see that coverage across all platforms. it has certainly changed. when i worked at the old wall street journal, it was supposed to be a newspaper with no news. it was like a daily magazine with the little dot drawings. you would dive into one of those front-page stories and it had absolutely no news, but it was a really rich, deeply-reported feature. it has completely changed. brian: do you have people that you most admire that you read all the time? amy: yeah. you know, i read our columnists. i am trying to think. i tried to read things that have nothing to do with politics as often as i can, whether it is the new yorker, or i subscribe to texas monthly. iskeeps you sane to what going on in other worlds. brian: where did you meet your husband? amy: he is from ireland and i met hi

if you look on the far right, you have brightbart news, the drudge report, which aggregates a lot of these stories. talk radio, i'm glad you played that clip that kind of encapsulates right wing talk. >> conservative talk radio does not like congressman ryan. >> they think ryan is john boehner 2.0. and they think he will bring in mass amnesty of illegal immigrants. there's a dividing line in the media on paul ryan, and it's confusing. and i think that's because there's a divide right now in the media. and on the talk radio right, they had taken on the gop leadership. and every night they get on the air and condemn them. and they would like someone a lot more conservative. they don't have that person yet. so i think you're going to hear more complaints, more diatribes against paul ryan. >> how much impact does the conservative, the talk radio wing of a conservative media have when you have other conservative commentators like those you mentioned, saying, you know, paul ryan is the best choice given the situation where nobody can seem to put together a majority of the gop. >> i think w

new interactive database. we made it possible to see the pictures in an aggregate, to see that it was not only the dust bowl orachia, but the entire united states. know these pictures, they are part of our dna. we are referring back to them and using them to look deeply into ourselves now. the migrant mother might be the most used photograph in history. there are many that are favorites and great works of art. my favorite thing is every time i go into this, i find another one. being able to see images in these way is something that star goals and stays with people. i think they had not realized how close to them these pictures can come. we get a chance through the image to go beyond those initial locating questions and ask more. that is what the photogramer project allows us to do. it is a resource to build on the images, and see where, looking deeply, the links of an image and where that can take us. it is not only the photograph that is rich, but it is public access to images that takes us to places and teaches us things that we do not already know. university professor on the heartrending images from the gr

number 63-2015. 5 e, authorizing the issuance of new money and refunding tax allylication bonds for the mission bay south redevelopment area project area, aggregate principle amount not to exceed 45,000,000 and 155,000,000 respect rfbly. approve the execution of first supplemental trust bond purchase contract and redimption [inaudible] mission fwai south redevelopment project area. action indiscussion resolution number 64-2015. 5 f, authorize the issuance och tax allocation bonds for the mission bay south redevelopment projects area in a aggregate principle amount not to exside 90,000,000 and approve and direct the execution of a indenture of trust and bond purchase contract. approval of oretd related documents and actionsment mission bay south redevelopment project area. action and discussion resolution number 65-2015. madam-- >> thank you commissioners. john daigal or senior financial analyst will present this item for your consideration. >> good afternoon. member thofz commission. my name is john daigal and senior financial analyst for the ocii. items 5 c, d, e and f, before you are relate today bonds financing for mission bay north and souths

he is still winning in new hampshire and south carolina. if you look at the aggregate of the states, donald trump is winning by a significant margin. we'll see what happens as far as other polls in time. let me tell you why donald trump is going to be the, not only republican candidate, but he is going to be the president, donald trump wants to cut taxes. donald trump wants to save social security. donald trump wants to make america energy independent. he wants to negotiate better trade deals. he wants to stop illegal immigration. he wants to get americans back to work and he also wants to make america respected again in the world. these are qualifications that only donald trump has. not just the republican side but the democrat side. >> you talk about america being respected in the world. that's what people like he is a winner. he will make america win again. he has made it also i'm number one in the polls. >> he still is. >> let me play for you his most recent rally which he is about to start talking about. >> another sellout. >> but we are really winning everything.

number 63-2015. 5 e, authorizing the issuance of new money and refunding tax allylication bonds for the mission bay south redevelopment area project area, aggregate principle amount not to exceed 45,000,000 and 155,000,000 respect rfbly. approve the execution of first supplemental trust bond purchase contract and redimption [inaudible] mission fwai south redevelopment project area. action indiscussion resolution number 64-2015. 5 f, authorize the issuance och tax allocation bonds for the mission bay south redevelopment projects area in a aggregate principle amount not to exside 90,000,000 and approve and direct the execution of a indenture of trust and bond purchase contract. approval of oretd related documents and actionsment mission bay south redevelopment project area. action and discussion resolution number 65-2015. madam-- >> thank you commissioners. john daigal or senior financial analyst will present this item for your consideration. >> good afternoon. member thofz commission. my name is john daigal and senior financial analyst for the ocii. items 5 c, d, e and f, before you are relate today bonds financing for mission bay north and souths

aggregate that information. that's interesting because it's a new form of engagement.openhagen has taken this and put it with their bike ride sharing program. they have done it with the bike sensors and bike wheels so that as people do their bike ride share, they are mapping pollution and the same types of potholes in real-time. it is aggregating and sending it back. also experimenting with this in south america as we start to look at using funds for early detection of earthquakes. able to get toen seven seconds early detection using accelerometers and a network of phones. --re are several revelations applications of this technology. when you think about citizen engagement, the picture as it may not be them coming to a council meeting. they may be a certain segment of the population willing to opt in and share their data with city in an in an ominous format to do interesting things. we also see the embracing of disruption for public good. this is one my favorite examples. this county in michigan used people to juryke duty. that's a big problem with government right aft

public utilities commission new clean renewable energy bonds issuance - not to exceed $4,100,000] sponsor: breed resolution approving the issuance of not to exceed $4,100,000 aggregate principal amount of new clean renewable energy bonds to be issued by the city and county of san francisco, acting through the san francisco public utilities commission; approving the execution and delivery of an equipment lease/purchase agreement, a direct purchase agreement, and a filing agent agreement; and authorizing related actions, as defined herein. >>supervisor london breed: same house same call? without objection this ordinance is passed unanimously on the first reading. city clerk: [settlement of lawsuit - mountain cascade, inc. - $3,200,000] ordinance authorizing settlement of the lawsuit filed by mountain cascade, inc., against the city and county of san francisco for $3,200,000; the lawsuit was filed on june 11, 2013, in san mateo county superior court, master file no. civ 519255, entitled in re: mountain cascade contract litigation, related to the public utilities commission's construction of the bay division pipeline no. 5 - peninsula reaches project. (city attorney)123

public utilities commission new clean renewable energy bonds issuance - not to exceed $4,100,000] sponsor: breed resolution approving the issuance of not to exceed $4,100,000 aggregate principal amount of new clean renewable energy bonds to be issued by the city and county of san francisco, acting through the san francisco public utilities commission; approving the execution and delivery of an equipment lease/purchase agreement, a direct purchase agreement, and a filing agent agreement; and authorizing related actions, as defined herein. >>supervisor london breed: same house same call? without objection this ordinance is passed unanimously on the first reading. city clerk: [settlement of lawsuit - mountain cascade, inc. - $3,200,000] ordinance authorizing settlement of the lawsuit filed by mountain cascade, inc., against the city and county of san francisco for $3,200,000; the lawsuit was filed on june 11, 2013, in san mateo county superior court, master file no. civ 519255, entitled in re: mountain cascade contract litigation, related to the public utilities commission's construction of the bay division pipeline no. 5 - peninsula reaches project. (city attorney)123

number 63-2015. 5 e, authorizing the issuance of new money and refunding tax allylication bonds for the mission bay south redevelopment area project area, aggregaterinciple amount not to exceed 45,000,000 and 155,000,000 respect rfbly. approve the execution of first supplemental trust bond purchase contract and redimption [inaudible] mission fwai south redevelopment project area. action indiscussion resolution number 64-2015. 5 f, authorize the issuance och tax allocation bonds for the mission bay south redevelopment projects area in a aggregate principle amount not to exside 90,000,000 and approve and direct the execution of a indenture of trust and bond purchase contract. approval of oretd related documents and actionsment mission bay south redevelopment project area. action and discussion resolution number 65-2015. madam-- >> thank you commissioners. john daigal or senior financial analyst will present this item for your consideration. >> good afternoon. member thofz commission. my name is john daigal and senior financial analyst for the ocii. items 5 c, d, e and f, before you are relate today bonds financing for mission bay north and souths p

number 63-2015. 5 e, authorizing the issuance of new money and refunding tax allylication bonds for the mission bay south redevelopment area project area, aggregate principle amount not to exceed 45,000,000 and 155,000,000 respect rfbly. approve the execution of first supplemental trust bond purchase contract and redimption [inaudible] mission fwai south redevelopment project area. action indiscussion resolution number 64-2015. 5 f, authorize the issuance och tax allocation bonds for the mission bay south redevelopment projects area in a aggregate principle amount not to exside 90,000,000 and approve and direct the execution of a indenture of trust and bond purchase contract. approval of oretd related documents and actionsment mission bay south redevelopment project area. action and discussion resolution number 65-2015. madam-- >> thank you commissioners. john daigal or senior financial analyst will present this item for your consideration. >> good afternoon. member thofz commission. my name is john daigal and senior financial analyst for the ocii. items 5 c, d, e and f, before you are relate today bonds financing for mission bay north and souths

a chronic shortfall of aggregate demand and a deflationary profusion of technological innovations and newchains, the fed continues to minimize the deflationary impact of global forces. this is absolutely must read. agree or disagree. -- jonro, a makepeace .erro, a meant peace why are central bankers so reluctant to bring in? is it fear that dominates our thinking? axel: they are out of tools. they do not know what to do. they have been doing so many thanks, it doesn't quite work. if you are faced with a credit bust -- janet yellen talks about the unemployed which is a huge lagging indicator. they are lacking guidance. they want to increase interest rates. none of that is going to make a difference. 10 rogue off of harvard say the same thing. do not raise rates unless you really see something going off, including financial instability. what would happen if janet yellen stunned the world with a one-off rate increase. not what everyone would expect. what is the going well in the risk on environment would reverse. rallyingr has been when risk was on. i would not count on the dollar rallying.

including "the new york times" still has trump ahead 4.8. don't you have to look at the aggregate? >> i think so. it's important to remember in iowa, if christian conservatives getting behind a candidate, there's a long history of that, then they often usually go on not to win much more beyond that. we saw that with mike huckabee last time or rick santorum last time and huckabee before that. and i agree with you. i think that the larger polls beyond iowa will be very crucial and if the gop establishment is looking at this and thinking that they're now off the hook, ben carson is no more in the gop establishment than donald trump is. and to me, that's the most important thing that we're looking for here. >> i also think -- i don't know to the extent and maybe you can help us out, steve hasyes, the amount of money spent in iowa against donald trump. i'd like to know that number. i don't think trump has responded to the ads. it might be having an effect. i know the growth would be going up. it's too early to tell. i don't know if iowa will be the biggest indicator anyway. >> sounds li

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aggregated violence. well, back here negotiators have agreed the historic trans pacific partnership and while politicians welcome the newsritics are already sharpening their pens. there are issues on both sides. thank you very much indeed for joining us. well, first of all, what is your take on all of this? >> well, we're very excited. we congratulate the great negotiating team at the u.s. trade representative office together with the united states, 11 other countries negotiated over five years. this should be a great agreement to expand markets, level the playing field, and open markets for u.s. companies. we're very excited about the prospects of the t.p.p. being approved by congress in the next few months. >> you've been sounding out some of your members and what are they making of it? is it a broadly positive take alt the moment? >> it is. especially out here in the region. i'm chairman of the association of 29 american chambers of commerce throughout asia. we're on the front lines of opening markets in the region and this is a very dynamic region. this is the exact type of american leadership that we're -- we have b

new york giants. apparently carter is a giants fan and the boy was a cowboys fan. reverend. endangering a child and agriculture -- and aggregated -- aggravated assault by pointing a gun at a child. >>> the vatican fired a game on senior who revealed that he had a boyfriend. the priest, a mid-level official, said he wanted to challenge the church's backward view of homosexuality. >>> vice president joe biden thanked activists for the progress the lgbt community has made. they have proven love is not up for debate in politics. >> not only did you set your love free, you have heard me say this before, you have set free millions of straight men and women. so, you left the supreme court absolutely no choice whatsoever.>>> an address to the human rights campaign in dc last night. he said that transgender people should be allowed to serve in the military. >>> the search continues for a cargo ship that ran into hurricane joaquin and became disabled. the coast guard found in life and from that ship yesterday. there were 33 people on board including 28 americans. the ship send out a distress signal saying that it was taking on water and

rights of 1783 for the fisherman of new england to be able to use unoccupied land in toada near the fishing banks be able to address their fish. this right was aggregated since the wars beginning. the same treaty, which guarantees them access through the mississippi, somehow was not aggregated by the same war, which was a difficult position to reconcile. had incredible difficulty reconciling the zone matters in my own mind. -- these matters in my own mind. it was a matter of understanding between secretary munro and ourselves, tried to the negotiation, that we would not press the matter. in 1814.had abdicated he had been sent to exile. she was laying on -- laying up a good portion of sleep. the need for impress meant -- four impressment no longer existed. it would make matters easier for us. as we look at the situation in the country at the various , we haveactivities four invasions. thatany of you realized were four invasions of the united states in 1814? you are aware of these? where were they, can you tell me that? , there wered canada a whole series of battles that went on in the area between what hampshiremont and new , new york, that area. we wer

plenty more to come on this hour on news from london, including -- >> i'm nick clark reporting from the heart of the arabian gulf on the extraordinary annual aggregation on the jienl of ocean, the whale shark. >>> tools in south africa are put down where thousands of workers go on strike. >>> in sport a handsome payday for a jockey. robin has that and the rest of the sports later on. in >>> the taliban is taking most of the northern african city of kunduz despite u.s.-backed sources saying they made more gains. >>> russia has carried out bombardments for a fifth day. however, the strikes have largely targeted other syrian rebel groups. >>> israeli security forces put severe restrictions on palestinians entering the old city of jerusalem following two separate attacks on israelis by palestinians. >>> well, for more on that story, hamas has called those latest restrictions on palestinians entering the old city as racist and illegal. for more on that we can cross live now to al jazeera to mike hannah live on the phone from east jerusalem. first of all, mike, tell you gos what is the situation there as well as in the rest of the west bank. >> reporter: ba

rights of 1783 for the fisherman of new england to be able to use unoccupied land in canada near the fishing banks to be able to address their fish. this right was aggregated since the wars beginning. but the same treaty, which , guarantees them access through to the mississippi somehow was , not aggregated by the same war, which was a difficult position to reconcile. i had incredible difficulty reconciling the zone matters in my own mind. furthermore, when you look at the question of the status quo antebellum, it was a matter of understanding between secretary munro and ourselves, prior to the negotiation, that we would not press the matter of impressment. why? napoleon had abdicated in 1814. he had been sent to exile. the english lit -- in this navy no longer needed to have somebody ships at sea. the sailors are being dismissed. the need for impressment no longer existed. so, we, at the beginning of our negotiations, did not even address the matter of impressment. as it would make matters easier for us to discuss. now as we look at the situation , in the country at the various military activities, we have four invasions. how many of you realized that wer

news on a deal. a deal that represents about a hundred $35 million in aggregate at what he value according to bridgestoneday as his closing price, we're at 22%. that is really booming in the country, not only automakers, but anyone who takes care of your auto or allows you to do it yourself. futures on the other hand are little bit down this morning. .e are down about two points the dow jones down about seven points. a little improvement from bigger losses earlier. i want to talk about two stocks quickly. pandora had a massive drop friday. a little bit of a recovery right .ow and analyst says everyone overreacted severely to competitive pressures. she is raising it to an outperform from a neutral. goldman sachs raising paypal to a conviction by daredevil and wants to know what it is when it comes out. they think earnings forecasts are conservative. let's go down to first alert news with vonnie quinn. weddingin oklahoma, the -- the woman accused in that deadly print accident in court today. when the carured struck the crowd. the driver was drunk and is accused of second-degree murder. in texas, the storms

aggregate 4 or 500%. that will happen again. second what happens, layer in new stuff.10% of shale rigs are fully automated. automated ones are more efficient. we'll have robotics an industrial drones. that will layer into the system, get absorbed quickly. all of this will be optimized with analytics and big data. what we'll do is uber-ize the entire shale industry. this is a kind of uber of everything is the new trope but true of what analytics and communications are permitting in complex, big industrial infrastructures. when you think about this as bottom line, no reason to believe but in fact every reason to believe adoption of new technologies in particular new an let tick techniques come faster, not slower in the low price environment. time you try new things when margins are new things. you don't try new things when mardi gras is going on. you can make money with factor drilling, doing same thing over and over again when it is not particularly efficient. this whole revolution began with oil being cheap. shale fields began when price was below $40 a barrel. took of

development, seemingly chronic shortfall of global aggregate demand amid a supply got and a deflationary profusion of technological innovations and newply continues to fed minimize the deflationary impact of global forces. they were adamant about this international verifications that janet yellen faces now, in particularly in 50 days. toid: yellen did refer international factors in her last press conference. what baffled me about this, there is a statue that says he was supposed to pay attention to inflation as well as jobs. piece, it was saying we should not be talking about inflation, but the stability of financial institution. there are a lot of pieces, but we still see stability. -- it 100% agrees to the economist david west. instability,see the wrist no reason to act. this is a fed that can afford to be patient along with the bank of england. wephanie: do we really think will get something out of today? --: here's my answer to that we will not get anything out of today per se, and everyone knows that is when your radar goes up. the central bank always ask amid acts amid boredom. there's never been boredom like today. the roach p

aggregate that into the euro stocks, a 1.3% or 1.4% open. closed, golden week oliday in china. stabilizing pmi data. guy: may be good news, maybe bad news.ut not at a great level. i guess you have to stabilize somewhat red and: adding to the mix. we had the gloomy reading. businesses not confidence to invest to any great degree, but it did to ignite the talk about stimulus. -- we watchedatch a professor earlier saying, don't worry about it. that is it from "countdown." is still to come on bloomberg television. anna: we will leave it with jonathan ferro. see you tomorrow. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome to "on the move." i live in london. we are moments away from the start of european trading. goodbye to the third quarter and hello fourth. stopping the rot -- china's official factory gauge stabilizes around the three-year low. stimulus measures show signs of getting traction. japan stutters. largeence among manufacturers falls. and twitter spikes -- shares jump as speculation mounts that the cofounder will be named permanent ceo as early as today. 20 seconds away from the open. futures up i-93 points, dax up by over 112 point. let's

aggregate supply too, for these reasons. risk taking is less. i live near silicon valley so i can't actually believe this since everyone is inventing a new world every week, but it may be depressing innovation and lowering potential output. the problem is to the extent that we've tried very hard through monetary policy to create greater risk taking, to basically reduce interest rates and cost of capital. i think, you know, we can debate whether monetary policy has been optimal or not, but there's no question we've donor miscellaneous measures for accommodation, 4.5 million balance sheet. to me, some of these things are outside the control of monetary policy. a risk appetite, the firms sitting on cash as opposed to investing in productive capacity and increasing aggregate supply. i think the fact is that, you know, plus or minus 1%, we're close to -- the alpha gap is relatively small today. it's not just demand. if you're thinking about why isn't the economy growing faster, we can say some of it is demand, but a lot of it is actually the supply side of the economy is not growing very rapidly. that's the demographics. >> neal, do you want to take a sh

aggregate level. the editorial team does not explain that readers are really e-mailing a third party. back to you in newpeter. >> what does the third party do with any of that information? it's interesting. peter noted that opencongress.com is a function of sunlight foundation. while they say they are nonpartisan, one of the people on the foundation's advisory board is actually running for president. he's a democrat. >> some of the people went to his birthday party are also part of the board. >> they claim to be nonpartisan but here's the thing. you think that you are e-mailing directly to senator barbara boxer or something like that. you are going to them before they pass it on to her. >> interesting how they don't mention that. these people. >> there was a line about it. >> all right. meanwhile, 13 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, a judge under fire for sentencing a domestic abuse victim to jail. >> you think you're going to have anxiety now? i find you to contempt of court and sentence you to three days in the county jail. >> contempt of court because she didn't show up when she was supp

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