starting fully optimized, there are not the same number.t decidedof to not feel the kleiner perkins situation. have you been watching that? sam: i do not want to comment on her specific decision to appeal or not. i will say i enjoyed working with her. i think that she really brought the issue of women in text to the forefront of public interest. -- in technology to the forefront of public interest. emily: are you doing anything differently because of these issues? sam: everyone talks about diversity and technology. the best thing you can do is act on it. one quarter of the women -- the partners at our firm are women. we find -- we find women that -- at the rates they apply. also do not think that diversity is just about men and women. we try to be thoughtful. i think it is the right thing to do. do you think the rates they apply is enough? sam: it is hard to do more than that. i think we can continue to what -- encourage more women to apply. women in the partnership though often meet with women to talk about startups. i think we can increas

optimized, there are no easy wins.ly: she spent a few months at reddit and she decided not to appeal the kleiner perkins situation. >> i do not want to comment on a situation to appeal or not. -- i enjoyedd working with her and she brought women into the forefront of public interest in the way that was important. emily: did you learn anything? are you doing anything different ? >> everybody talks about diversity and the thing you should do is not talk about it and just act on it. equal -- flat, equal partnership and we fund women at the rates that they apply. there are things that we can do to help. i don't think that diversity in tech is just about men and women. we try to go in a lot of different directions. think funding at the rate they apply is enough? >> it is hard to do more than that. we want to encourage more women to apply and women in our partnership go and meet with them to talk about startups. it would be hard for us to fund at a higher rate than when they apply. partnershipemily: how do you seg out? >> it

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i am. >> leading because they're banging a drum optimism her say, they're reflect optimism and anger.nk they're going into -- >> but they're adding to that. they're adding to that confusion i think. there's no clear message as to what they're going to do for the economy and that's a problem. >> eventually we're going to get that clarity and that clarity comes out and we have plans being announced, bullet points -- i'm going to do that talk politics in a minute. >> okay. >> but the gyrations. that's -- the average person can deal what the market gone down. you don't have -- we know markets go down. i think the average investor watching is so much more sophisticated than the best. they expect occasion bear markets what people don't want to live through is waking up and the dow is off 600 points. that's got to mean something. >> i do agree there. if you take the relationship marriage, it doesn't one day fall apart and two parties leave. >> it doesn't? that's what she told me. [laughter] >> it's the volatility. there's ups and downs and highs and lows. and that's really what you're talkin

early in the day, big optimism over the ecb stimulus.t really rallied backs strong across the board. that gave way later in the day to caution ahead of the friday job data. nothing really bad ahead but investors taking some positions off of the table as we get ready for this. what we saw was a 200 gain in the dow almost completely evaporated by the close. posted a loss. oil continues to be a rock and roll trade. climbing onutures thursday and expanding on wednesday, a 2% gain. energy stocks initially rallied along with the commodity. let us show you what happened. completely erasing backing by the close. names were not an exception. mergerntly announced with cameron international, with otherl rising companies including millennial media. that at some attention. they are going to launch a challenge to google for me -- for media advertising. it is all about mobile right now. >> there was a standalone millennial, at company that built up a lot of talent and technology. with us, we will be able to gameame change the ability for millennial to

alix: there is optimism around that. >> think about, remember the ford pinto? joe: i don't. i recall reading about it. >> and just yesterday somebody was indicted for selling food, knowingly contaminated with salmonella. i think that the more interesting story is why is it that we hope that cold --individuals to a moral standard, but we are finding with companies that are violations, it undermines trust in authority, whether it is the bank, the government, and companies. alix: we have seen volatility across the currency markets and if you look at the terminal, you can see what has done to currency. this is turning volatility for the last week between emerging market currencies and the dollar, this is serious volatility. >> i don't think that it had to do with full wagon, it had to do with china. emerging markets, that fascination last a decade. there are four things, you need to have strong world growth, you have had easing, a weaker dollar, trending higher and you need to see higher commodity prices. fed you need to see the easing, the emerging market currency, if you look

i have a hard time is it anywayt optimize at a level that makes economic sense.ly: do you think google is serious? t?at about instant car covering the last mile, target is trying in minneapolis. does it have that locks down? bill: star a couple of questions about that situation that i don't know. one of them is, how many people need that amount of care? fan of instantge cart. they had high npf scores, everyone loved wet van until went out of business. you give the consumer more value than you charge them for they will love you, which leads to the saying about handing out dollars for $.85. you can go -- what percentage of the population wants that much touch? the second question is core economics. we are in a period where unicorns are given hundreds of millions of dollars and we don't have disclosure. you have to ask yourself how much margin is there, does it have to be priced at a premium or not? the economics will be difficult. insta cardsu think could be the next web van? i don't know. i don't have enough knowledge. it is not a question if people like it. gener

today we are seeing optimism across asia and felt. also -- asia being felt. is gettingsafe asset -- look at that, the yen trading 120 spots. -- .6% declining. it is a different story for emerging market currencies. there gaining ground. --they are graining ground they are gaining ground. back to you john. jonathan: shery, great work. the nikkei to 25 of 7%. i want to get the investor take on what is happening in japan with i sucks share -- with ashok shah. shop, great to have you with us. -- as shock, great to have you ashok, how do you explain a monster move like that tackle -- like that? ashok: we have markets going -- during the summer months. there is then trading. august was on the negative side. the stuff that was coming out of china, as far as emerging market commodity, and the news of the expectation on the fed rate rise was very heart of the market here it -- market. what we're talking about was the integration of asia. china was the biggest issue. they are under pressure which means bad news becomes good news, because you are looking at increasing t

we can optimize better. cory: what does verizon get out of this process?> verizon is our largest client, as is aol. verizon was are also with monetization. they understand the value we are bringing to them. they said to themselves, what can we do differently that would help to change the media landscape? one of the things they have is great data. they have mobile enabled data for an authenticated person, i know that person, i know when that person is on their phone. opt-in data. the data was unlocked, and what they have done is we are able to take that data and locket on the behalf of all advertisers. they found a way of expanding it. with verizon allows a will to do is accelerate what our strategy as well as now, we have almost half a billion reached globally with microsoft and nbc. cory: and i would imagine google has similar data. >> that is slightly different. google has a set of data, its own. i believe our data and what we will have, the authenticated record, the digital-mobile record, is slightly different, and we are really excited to serve our mar

optimism chinese policymakers will succeed in stabilizing equity markets. ryanair raises its profit guidance by 25%. manus: and jean-claude juncker says the refugee crisis is the continent's top priority, as he gives his state of the union address. good morning to our viewers in europe and africa. good evening to those in asia and welcome to those waking up in the united states. francine: this is "the pulse" live from london. kkei hasapan's nneki reported the biggest one-day gain since 2008. optimism chinese policymakers will succeed in stabilizing equity markets. francine: the chinese premier will address the opening session of the world economic forum and discuss the state of china's economy later this morning. let's get around above the market moves with mark barton. mark: high hopes china will stabilize the market. the shanghai composite raising 5.3%. pacific index biggest gain since 2000 and. the -- since 2009. japan's nikkei. what a difference a day makes. up by 7.7%. as you say the biggest increase since 2008. quite incredible. i have looked at it fr

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reporter: says as a deal was struck, optimism is high. -- since the deal was struck, optimism is high, two h to quotehigh enoug shakespeare. francine: a second hour of the pulse is coming up. we will talk more about glencore hopeslabour about what he to hear from corbyn at the labour conference. ♪ hublot ♪ francine: commodities crash and shares drop off. the share price has bounced back in london trading but is it a temporary repreeve. a surprise crash. the global economy is weakening it's been said. and the prime minister matteo renzi talks china and the west and why russia needs to come back from the cold. prime minister: russia is a great history and future. a future without russia is a mistake. francine: welcome to "the pulse" live from bloomberg's head wars if london, island francine lacqua. wall street waking up to the huge sell-off and politics in the mix. manus: of after the fireworks of mr. putin and obama causing the gridlock that they did yesterday in manhattan, we move on to the commodity meltdown. i know you're focused as well of the stunning rate cut in india we saw over

angie: well, perhaps there is some optimism from wall street. let's see what happens today.ct from the stock exchange. back in an hour to see how the three stocks have done. in the next hour, we will see a asian markets have followed wall street's lead. ♪ mark: i'm mark halperin. john: i'm john heilemann. with all due respect to hillary clinton, this is how you turn the page. ♪ john: it wasn't bad. market's back. ants on aional and -- log day. in our line of tonight, dealing with the donald, sitting with stephen and having a ball with haba

most ofmost of all i admire him because his eternal optimism of the american people.thought came into my head when we were standing on the stage at the reagan library last wednesday. reagan was good for america because he was not to missed sadly, the debate taking place in the republican party today is not focused on that optimistic view of america. and said it has drifted into personal attacks. in the end i believe the voters want to be for something and not against someone. instead of talking about how bad things are, we want to hear how we can make them better for everyone. we needwe need to get back to the basics of our party, party, a party that believes that people create jobs, not the govement, and the best way to grow the economy is to get the government out of the way and build on the ground up, a partya party that believes the way to measure success in government is by how many people are no longer dependent upon the government because they ultimately believe in the dignity of war, a strong military least to piece through strength, and that that will protect

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that should give some optimism to investors today. this issue of private consumption continuing to be an issue on the japanese economy as deploytes failed to extra assets for salaries. we have an account surplus widening in japan. as you look at these numbers, these are what we have for the current surplus. 1.81 trillion yen, about $15 billion u.s. the month before, we had a deficit, so we swung to a surplus in japan. that is now at 1.8 one trillion july.r so the initial read is that the numbers may not as the as bad as expected. it is not expected to have any impact on the policy trajectory. angie: they will be assessing it all the same. a $100 million convenience store takeover bid could be moving markets in japan. angie: welcome to the stock exchange. we are looking ahead to the opens in japan, australia, and south korea. let's get right to it. with: i am's -- starting sukushima industries. stocks did ok. p in the bit of a bli past few months, perhaps the reason for the company buying back 7% of shares. they are offering a hefty $2

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[applause] you mentioned that it could be a source of optimism when kids that you have spoken to feel guilty that they didn't know about something before and i -- the only reason they feel guilty is because they feel a responsibility to be part of the solution. >> i find that when we talk on about working on the beliefs and kind of taking a few things from each column in your own opinion about something so many girls do feel this guilt when their mind has been changed about something and i agree it is a positive thing and i also think the first thing you have to do is forgive yourself for not having known about some thing before. but i'm wondering if you would be interested in sharing some of your first experience was when you are developing your beliefs into finding things were -- when you are first realizing that they were tentative or recognizing that we are all limited by our experiences and what works for those and what we know in a similarly by which we are not exposed to. i'm fortunate in that my parents wanted to expose me to so much of the world. i was expected to not only pa

. >> guy is largely right but let me add a minaret of optimism. i went to the early 1990s in the state department on arms control issues that you had the soviet walkout from the negotiations on strategic arms reductions in 1983, you had a deep freeze in u.s./soviet relations throughout 1984 and 1985 the soviets said they would resume negotiations and in two years you had the major progress on start. it is hard to be optimistic about the current state of u.s./russian and west russian relations right now but we also cannot ignore the possibility, there may be an opportunity to turn things around. probably being pessimistic is a more realistic course now, but things can change very quickly. that has been demonstrated in relations with washington and moscow in the last 30 years. >> one other thing that you brought up, the question in talking about doctrine. the russians are quite interested in talking about new technology whether it is precision guided munitions or other things and i clearly remember the question from one of the participants to the ru

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optimism potentially about global growth. a little bit more risk appetite, a little bit less betting against the market. costs rising in the u.s. as we see in potential for a rate rise later this year. the bond prices are falling. some particular stories we're following this morning. none of them are open yet, we will wait to see if they populate. once again, being embroiled in the petra graham scandal that there is really a concern in brazil for the first time ever transocean being linked to payments. and it will get a lift ahead of good nike earnings after the bell. we saw the market move 8% for nike. look for that stock, could the k+seholders buy into because they think there could be a revaluation? 1.3%, for the autos, up do we wait for bmw to pop? it might not be embroiled in the scandal that has been hitting volkswagen hard this week. will there be a new ceo announced today? thank you very much. we bring you some of those movers later in the show. let's wrap up the asia trading week with david inglis in hong kong. morni

that was a negative and the beige book helped lift optimism on the economy. shery: it has been tricky for investors to figure out where equity markets will go. how are we on those fronts? su: how much more volatile is it going to be? tohave a rough start september, and the troubling sign is the fix. it fell in today's session but that was after soaring 125% in august. that shows the volatility that traders predict. more turbulent times ahead. the gross says he thinks fed reserve missed its opportunity to raise rates. he says any move now may be labeled too little too late. the fed meets in two weeks. back to you. shery: thank you. let's check in on some other headlines. foxconn is planning to invest up to $1 billion in indian startups. the iphone supplier has held meetings with 40 businesses. investments could include cash, technology, or other services beyond manufacturing. sony pictures has agreed to settle claims by employees whose personal information was stolen by hackers. they are being accused of being negligent with security. some of those affected sa

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