pple, google >> at&t has already earmarked. this is from leading tech companies in silicon valley. >> how did they feel about online education in general? >> since they started working fewer peopleties, are angry at me. changing the cost structure does ruffle feathers. forhat is your vision higher education 20 years from now, will a degree from stanford and harvard be something coveted? >> i think it will still cap are the great credentials. hopefully, if you make it, which i hope, udacity. atwhy leave a great job google to focus on one of the hardest problems in the world? >> to me, the mission of the being able to educate is the biggest thing i can imagine. how did we fundamentally change, empowering people is tricky. has a full education. >> how do you think you can change education? >> i think if education is democratize, there will be fewer wars. >> if you succeed, are you saying that we would not be in iraq or there would not be conflict in ukraine? >> at the core, they want stability. they want safety. off if you cannot

michael hirsh, pple have also been wating very closely t this weweek, ebola. a little bit about what you thi thehe concern here in the u.s. might mean for business travel, for international trade. e obama admdministratio has worked very hard, and d the c cc has woworked v very hard t say t a prproblem here in th u.s., we'veot this, but it is hard to cononvince people when you sy it is s a viral virus spreading faster than anyone we have ever seen. do not worry, it isine in the u.s.. u think business will slow down at all? >> not immediately. there is fear in the air. some of these assurances saw my fitness last words. assururancesese sound like famous last words, like the one we heaeard about in d.c. onhe whole, there arare reasons to be assured abt the united stateses themselves or the b bue here are unlike anything in africa, and r now the disease can only be committed d through bodily fluids, not through the air, or ything like that, so it d does seem c contained for e moment, but you do not know where it could go -- could it mutate into some other form, as

i think that pple have a very good reason to not have confidence in the government because they called so many things so far wrong. and you really see a situation where y have to consider what the government is not doingo protect the public from this disease. it's what i called in law criminalneggigence, the faure to u reasonabl care to protect the public from an obvious danger. why n'te have a flight ban? things in place to protect the amican citizens, it's a good question and the president ought to be answeng it. >> it's contradictory, after the cdc gave the second nurse permission to fly, everybodys quarantid. we quarantine people here why, don't we quarantine the africans exposed to ebola over there? >> well, it's a very good question, we need to be doing something like that. that's not toay we shouldn't send helover there, not to be saying we shouldn't send a and splies over there. we need to help the african nations deal with this, but to be impoing those people who may or may not be infected, it's clear violation of the principle that the sovereign' first duty is protect the ame

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>> you know the people who are going to be that sort of ndide are gng toe pple whenhe think ty have a chance at winning the election. unfortunately, we look across many of the contests here in the upcoming elections. few of them are competitive. one of the things we can do to increase the playing field is where your vote really does seem to be the difference in the outcome. we're going to have good turnout. it's just going to be in some of the states that will have some of the most effective elections. if we can expand the scope to other places we'll see turn up go up in those places as well. >> when we return, we'll talk about what is sometimes the elephant in the room. having a small minority of americans pick the members of congress and a third of the senate is a bad thing. but do the parties really change that? are the advisers and strategists on both sides with a small midterm election? stay with us. stay with us. >> you're watching inside story on al jazeera america. i'm ray suarez. >> you're watching "inside story" on al jazeera america. i'm ray suarez. so far on the program we

>>pple pay create the number the number is useless if hacker gets to it. can't look at the real name or card security code. >>s apple pay a safer way to pay. >> it could be. payment serity experts we have spoken to say compared to physical credit cards mobi technology could be a safer option. >> other mobile wallet incle google water let a shop card formerly called isis and they use nfc technology. >>ir khnt slow to with switch over to nfreaders. could it change now that apple is on board. >> so for more than 200,000 stores are equipped to accept apple pay including mconald's, donald's, macy, subway and sports authority. in contrast up to 15 million tailers mix up credidebit card. >> mobile wall le haven't been widely accepted it could cnge soon. mir chapter to update the rd reader by the end of 2015 to accept a new type of more secure credit card. the readers can be made compatible with nfc technology and that could make it mh easier to find stores where you can pay with your smart phone. >> i'm michael 7 on your side. >> new details tonigh. jury has foun

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how confident are you about pple under tim cook? >> i think tim is doing a great job. have seen some great new roducts. i have a 6 plus i am joint. apple is a great company. i think is the greatest story in american business. teve was the greatest of the greatest, we all know that. and being the follow on will be tough. >> groupon chairman, what about mobile? i will ask him about that. ♪ > welcome back. i am emily chang. groupon has been posting big losses since the daily deals to broader e-commerce. groupon has been adding mobile and features to help with the move. i spoke with cory johnson and groupon chairman who is also a former aol executive and the owner of the washington wizards. i asked where he sees groupon's usiness going. >> i believe for a long time, this move to mobile would magically change the landscape in e-commerce and frankly over the past 18 months, that's which really happened. groupon is very well positioned. half of the orders are through mobile devices and we are tarting to see more and more real-time kind of commerce ccurring and groupon has ach

pple buy beats by >> sure.n i was at apple we were always talking about headphones and doing headphones. all of a sudden headphones are there. i was amazed it was beats and it was as big of a deal as it was. i was glad to see it. >> after living at apple and now inside google, are the culture so different? >> both of them strive for quality. one is very technologically focused and the other is very much marketing and product focused. those two things are blending between the companies. apple is becoming more on the services side and google is becoming more on the product side. the two cultures are becoming more similar. >> is regulation an issue for your business? they don't necessarily realize going in what a roadblock regulation will be for them. it is tough because our government is so far behind in technology. what does it mean for you? >> we can look at the product level. if we just look at building codes and all the arcane, old language trying to get new products out, for us that is a concern. we are alwa

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. >>> growing numbers of pple are gathering again in hong kong to demand economic reform.eaders are urging people to come out on the streets again after the government canceled talks on friday. >>> two people have been awarded the nobel peace prize for their work to educate children and against the oppression of children and young people. the 17-year-old is now the youngest recipient in history. she husband is shot by the taliban two years ago for her advocacy of girl's right to education in pakistan. as she then moved to the u.k. after her recovery where she has continued her work. the other man is a children's rights activist from india. he has lead non-violent demonstrations focusing on the exploitation of children for financial gain. he is credited are freeing tens of thousands of children from slavery and other forced labor. we are joined by an author of the nobel peace prize. welcome to the program, sir. what is your reaction to the news? what do you think of those who received the prize this time? >> well, i am very happy for asia and for young people, and the prize

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>> i recommend to you as a friend go and buy facebook and .pple and netflix and twitter >> and then ill lose my shirt, is that what you are saying? see howhen you will much money you have made. >> i love you. >> thank you, mark haber. we'll be back in two minutes with more. ♪ >> you are watching "in the loop " live on bloomberg television and streaming on mobile and bloomberg.com. i am betty liu. the u.s. dollar rally continues. the greenback extending its longest winning streak in more than two years, rising against all of its major peers on that speculation the improving economy will give the fed more reasons to raise rates. elizabeth murdoch is leaving her father's company for the second time in her career. she is expected to step down from the shine group, the television production business she founded and sold to 20th century fox. her departure will come after shine merges with core media. the company is behind "the brother" and "american idol." t hasl news site reddi raised money that they will use for staffing and to expand mobile and advertising out. and it is 26 minutes past

ordinary pple may have led in the pm-thatched houses, like some still found ere today. the populationncluded artisans skilled in specializedrafts. cyphers: we have a lot of evidence for workshop activity here. there are areas where theyorked obdian, green stone and even monuments were worked here. the olmecs stored previously made stone monuments and then reworked them or recycled them into another shape withnother iconogrhy. we found the tenth and newest colossal head at san lorenzo last year. it wasound in the ravine, a ravine called e ca de la hoche, where three other coloal headhave been found. across the top of the headdress, a three-digited hand or claw descends. this insignia probably has something to do with the name of the person represented. each colossal head is a portrait of a ruler from olmec times. eache is very different from all the other faces and the expressions are different. thisne has a very benign expressio the loal hd anorted to the comnityusm tenochtitla so now, with the help of the town, we're buildingetter home for all the sculpture we have hou