when they do business with sap, or sap customers, we make sure the customer's data is the customer'smake sure the privacy of the individual consumer is detected. fully protected. that is an absolute must for sap and the marketplace. reporter: do you worry about certain jurisdictions? you partner with alibaba and do business all around the world.do you worry about china when it comes to data security ? >> we have worked in china for sometime now. if you think about state owned enterprises in china and large organizations, they all run sap. if you think about technology companies, the market leading ones, they all run sap. we have worked with china in good faith for many years now. i am confident that the cloud and the reference architecture , the security, and privacy standards we have put around the data is fully protected. particularly with our cloud standards, which we insist upon. emily: that was sap ceo bill mcdermott with bloomberg's amanda lang. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." tune in tomorrow with our interview with l.a. clippers chair steve ballmer. ,

in sap is leaving -- leading the way.es can be intelligent enterprises, and they conserve their customers better. amanda: you're also collaborating with other big tex players. -- big tech players. i think the hyper scalars, -- microsoft,ike , and you thinka about amazon and google in the united states. these are very strong companies. they will provide solutions that are multidimensional to companies, and over it's important that we chose a strategy where our architecture and strategy can run on the cloud. we should be where the customer wants us to pay. if i can help them achieve their goals, we are leaning into that change. -- sapcan do it for you can do it for you or we can team up with other companies. we chose a collaborative approach and i think it helps. amanda: there's growing concern about data security and them ethical management of data. where does sap fit into that? , security and privacy around data has been a long-standing issue. the europeans are way ahead in this regard. company thatirst was certified by t

all of sap's large customers, the e.u.ually did a study what percentage of the top hundred sap customers in europe, how many of them run the oracle database. only 99. [laughter] one actually ran ibm. so we only have 99 of 100. all of their cloud services whether it's success factors, ariba, all of these people they've been trying to get off of oracle for a decade still all run oracle. oracle's just a much better database than anyone else has. sasha no della was asked if i could have any piece of software in world, what would it be, and he said the oracle database. because it's the information age, and all world's valuable information is stored in an oracle database. maria: can you tell me back and tell me -- take me back and tell me how you've done this? you're the godfather of technology. you're still coming up with all these info vegas, and i can see how passionate you are, you're beating everybody, and you came from such humble beginnings. grew up on south side of chicago, dropped out of college, now you have collection

sap, nestle, novartis.ough some of these before we started in a conversation with stocks to watch. ericsson delivering something a little bit better than was estimated. the ibex down 0.2% but a mixed picture for the rest of europe. what do you see on the map of the sectors? matt: a mixed picture as far as sector traded as well -- trade as well. you can see that we are looking at gains in health care, for example. looking at gains in consumer staples, looking at gains in a few of the other sectors, but losses in materials, i.t., energy. energy especially red there. if not a good sign for people along the markets when you see financials lagging behind. it looks like they are doing just that. we will take a look at the in the -- the individual names. what do you see? anna: a lot to talk about. we are keeping an eye on the earnings season. topefour has jumped to the come up by 7% -- top, up by 7%. sales better in the third quarter than in the second, described by encouraging. or --on up by four points up by 4.4

where does sap fit into that?y and privacy around data has been a long-standing issue. the europeans are way ahead in this regard. we were the first company that was certified by the british standards institute for data privacy in the world. data privacy is our forte. we do this in terms of any human,, any device, any any consumers worldwide. ,hen they do business with sap we make sure the customer's data is the customer's data. when make sure the privacy of the individual consumer is detected. that is an absolute must. >> do you worry about certain jurisdictions? you do business all around the world. >> we have worked in china for some time now. if you think about the state owned enterprises, they all run sap. if you think about the technology companies, they all run sap. we have worked with china in good faith for many years now. i am confident that the cloud and the reference architecture insecurity and privacy standards we have put around the data is fully protected. >> that was the ceo of sap. that does it fo

let's have a look at sap. this is the manual has been trying to transform sap. they are raising their forecast with the crowd. they are raising their view in terms of the guidance, 25.2 to 25.5 billion. from a level of 24.98 . a new bandwidth to the upside. that is scaling up their overall business growth. it is raising the forecast. mcdermott has made cloud his number one priority, going head-to-head with salesforce. they did their biggest deal this year. new bookings, also rising. their cloud subscriptions, 5.2 5 billion euros, up from a previous maximum expectation of 5.2 billion. bookings, very important, up 37% in december -- september. sap is now the number one business software cloud company in the world. coming up on the show later, we have the cfo of sap, he will take us through the numbers. he will join the team later on. stay tuned for that. you look at the markets this morning and say, you are not a currency manipulator, china number one. they test the yuan. they are taking it through 2017 lows. mnuchin rebukes the chinese but he does not cast them a

all of sap's large customers, the e.u.ctually did a study what percentage of the top hundred sap customers in europe, how many of them run the oracle database. only 99. [laughter] one actually ran ibm. so we only have 99 of 100. all of their cloud services whether it's success factors, ariba, all of these people they've been trying to get off of oracle for a decade still all run oracle. oracle's just a much better database than anyone else has. sasha no della was asked if i could have any piece of software in world, what would it be, and he said the oracle database. because it's the information age, and all world's valuable information is stored in an oracle database. maria: can you tell me back and tell me -- take me back and tell me how you've done this? you're the godfather of technology. you're still coming up with all these info vegas, and i can see how passionate you are, you're beating everybody, and you came from such humble beginnings. grew up on south side of chicago, dropped out of college, now you have collecti

his latest elections they'd be bitterly disappointed especially in the sort of entity the republican saps got my guess this week here in bradley a look at even age of veterans a politician who lost two seat on the state presidency to a hardline rival is bosnia heading backwards into political deadlock and violence.

orare for people who already have what sap or are perfectly capable with other alternatives that theythe next step and struggling to integrate with all of these applications. one of the first was the chat bot that lives in slack which is business messaging software and it's their father many of the cool new millennial is do their daily work communication already. and you paying the piece of software and the response you are having the... how would you penetrate audiences in other parts of the world, i note you are huge in switzerland, you are a swiss owned company but outside other areas of europe, asia, the us, china, how do you get into somewhere like china? we haven't addressed china yet, the us is already the biggest market in absolute terms, we have millions of users already in the us but in terms of penetration of the internet population, obviously we are the much lower level than we are in switzerland, but in the uk, it's got the same penetration as in the us, more or less, and is used by millions of people already. we're used to bully, there's not a country the world, really,

the mid—day heaping chiapaz is so fierce, so energy sapping, that the ca rava n fierce, so energy sappingg and are growing tired. the migrants still have the vast majority of their arduous journey to go and most of mexico to cross. perhaps only a fraction of them will even make it to the us mexico border is the temptation to turn back grows. staying the course is hard enough. now imagine doing it with several small children. this man is bringing his family on what is his fifth attempt to return to the united states. his one—year—old daughter madeleine is exhausted handlers had a fever, but he insists honduras, one of the poorest and most violent countries in the americas, is no place for a child. translation: we know we are risking the lives of all three of us on this trip but we‘re doing it because we know at home we run the same risks as we find on the road. without presenting any evidence, president trump has equated these people with gangs and even middle eastern terrorists. the people i met were mostly poor hondurans families in search of work and security. so far the mexican authori

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that is where sap can really help.tize the supply chains, and sure that the and and manufacturing process, the logistics, all the way through to that truly incredible customer experience in all channels, in store, online, off-line, to be able to make sure that it is seamless. that is with consumers in asia want. they are the most demanding, but also the most exciting, given the growth in this region. like: you hear terms artificial intelligence and internet of things being bandied about. asyou see them realize actual investments that companies are making or are they more longer-term, moonshot type concepts? >> yeah. the good news is it is real. and in a variety of ways. when you're thinking about how to automate that supply chain that i talked about, one of the things you want to make sure is that your factory, smart manufacturing, is truly online and automated at all times. downtime means loss of productivity and loss of goods for consumers when they wanted. machine learning, trying to be att which part will fault at

blanca: muy buenas noches aquÍ en la sap verÁs de la residencia de robert de niro donde se encontrÓ esteete y cada vez contamos con piezas diferentes para armar este rompecabezas en el que se han comer ido lo Último que ha y al respecto es que los agentes federales al parecer dicen que cuentan con una informaciÓn de la procedencia de es dos paquetes hasta el momento lo que han revelado es que a travÉs de la base de datos que ellos tienen del servicio postal a nivel nacional han logrado estables ver que lo menos1 de es dos paquetes procede del estado de la florida. donde aparentemente procedÍa uno de estos paquetes por supuesto que las autoridades federales estÁn siendo muy cautelosas con respecto especÍficamente a esta investigaciÓn ellos dijeron que no quieren entorpecer las investigaciones que estÁn realizando a nivel nacional. con respecto al paquete que llegÓ esta madrugada a la residencia de robert de niro es el 10 a nivel nacional que ya abarca cuatro estados. a la lista de polÍticos que han recibido estos sobres ahora se agregÓ la de un conocido actor de hollywood. >>era similar a

rising raw material costs and a string of natural disasters that disrupted production sapped businessamong japan's big manufacturers in the september quarter. let's go to our asia business hub where rico hizon is following the story. how good to see a. and happy birthday to emily's child! absolutely. you mentioned the factors with business confidence and big manufacturers weakening from a third straight quarter in the three months to september. of course, despite the somewhat subdued this is a mood, the latest survey underscored solid corporate capital expenditure plans by these large corporations, driven by demand for refurbishing capacity and boosting investment in robotics and investment in robotics and investment to go with labour shortage and the ageing population. there was little indication, however, that underlying sentiment had been hit by escalating global trade friction. that the possibility ofa trade friction. that the possibility of a fully fledged trade war weighed on the business outlook of companies. if you look at the survey and break it down there were encouraging si

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bannon continued to explain his fear that the moral strength of the judeo-christian west was being sapped by three converging force, a ra patience unenlightened capitalism, secular and radical islamic terrorism. so this first force was economic and he described it in a number of forms. the state sponsored capitalism of china, the russian autocracy, libertarian capitalism any rand and crony capitalism, the caps, the davos crowd. and bannon distinguished these forms of capitalism from quote the enlightened capitalism of the judo-christian west. when bannon criticizes these nonenlightened forms of capitalism, he criticizes them for object fying people and rendering them into commodities. it almost sounds like a maxist here. the second converging force is jihadist fascism expanding in africa, the mid east and beyond and is currently threatening europe by flooding it with refugees from africa and the middle east and from asia. the third force, and perhaps most insidious of them, is the continued secularization of western society, which bannon claimed acts like an acid, eating away at the moral

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at the sap center and there will be special service running to and from the game. >>> getting it cardholder is there is one bay area city where the fine is noticeably higher. how city officials are working to change that after we reveal those high rates. >>> a local teenager admitted to killing his former girlfriend and today he is expected in court. >>> good morning. you can see traffic is doing very well so far as you drive out out -- if you drive out to the macarthur maze. >> south bay santa cruz mountains and thunderstorms out by the modesto valley and we will take a look at those coming up. >>> this is "ktvu" 'peace in the park'. >>> welcome back to mornings onto wednesday, october 3rd. thank you for waking up with us. >> i heard dripping from the trees this morning. >> did you? >> you had plenty of rain yesterday. look what is going on in the valley by the berkeley ranch. tracy, manteca we have thunderstorm activity popping up and something to keep an eye on if you're an solano county in the low is moving south and the moisture streaming south to north and that puts up the valley and

oakland, sap jose, livermore all below 10% where we should be. >>> kanye west says he's finished with politics. and he seems to imply his relationship with president trump may also be over. his visit was certainly memorable. he was one of the highest profile celebrity supporters. now in a tweet he says, my eyes are now wide open and i&now realize i've been used to spread messages i don't believe in. he says he is distancing himself from politics and completely focusing on being creative. >>> bart says the elevator attend act at two stations is a success. bart began the pilot at the civic center and powell street stations last april in an effort to stop people from using drugs and urinating in the elevators. the agency says the stations and elevators are now cleaner. the program is set to run until november of next year >> in the east bay, a enough pharmacy is opening in berkeley that offers personalized medicine. it is for a child who can't swallow pills, a patient with an allergy or a nonaddictive drug that still manages pain. >> opioids. it's not the first line of defense for treati

sap jose archdiocese says the list only includes credible accusations. this comes months after a shocking report from a pennsylvania grand jury. it resulted in more than 1,000 victims. bishop patrick mcgraw hopes releasing the names will help the victims, survivors and their families heal. >>> a san jose man is accused of luring and sexually assaulting a 17-year-old girl. 20-year-oldest ban mosqueda violently attacked a girl behind a church on sunday. he was arrested. he faces four charges. >>> a troubled salesforce transit center is fighting back. yabiashi says there were cost overruns and blames the agency in delays for completing the project. the joint powers authorities say many included delays before web corps agreed to complete construction on time. workers discovered cracks in two support beams. the lawsuit doesn't mentioned crack issue. >>> take a minute for an earthquake drill this morning. drop, cover, and hold on. millions of people across the state will be taking part. also, developers now say an earthquake early warning system is now ready t

live outside the sap central for why king james was a no show tonight. >> a no show, not really. he was here tonight. but two big disappointments. the warriors lost. 119 to 105. a lot of folks paid big bucks to see lebron james dressed in a lakers uniform go up against the champs but he didn't play. >> lakers, baby. >> the only time the number 23 hit the floor was on draymond green's back. the area fan -- >> really disappointed. they call him king james and he did show up. he was never formally introduced but he was this man paid $250 for his ticket and he flew in from australia. >> he's not going to play. >> lebron? oh, no! i didn't know that. >> it was a soldout see stephen. ticket prices starting at $49. >> still happy to see him. >> watching james sit on the bench came at a hefty price. some fans were okay with it. >> he's in the house. that's all he should be doing. >> the first regular season game is on tuesday. the warriors will get their championship ri nbc bay area news. >>> in the mad dash to election day, a group needs to show up, voluusannteers people at the polls. th

sap has raised the debt load for they feel -- full year on momentum for its cloud business. they said new clout bookings are at 37% growth over the quarter. is this where you see the strongest growth and where you are also putting your strongest investment? >> we see great momentum over all of the pillars of our club , our cloudrom growth solution, our customer experience suite. we are gaining efficiency as , it has beenloud trending up nicely. we are confident that this momentum will carry us into q4 into next year. that has why we are changing our cloud outlook. alcoa posted its third-quarter inning -- for earnings. it is the first buybacks since 2007. what does this say about china and trade #>> it seems like they have been saying for a while. they are saying listen, china thecapacity is still problem. they're over producing spreading their a lumen throughout the world and that is making 6% of smelters unprofitable or cash negative. more plants will have to shut down. what they are pointing out is donald trump's era son -- tech , theyald trump's tariffs just put it up fro

vote no, alaska's lisa more cowky skad judge brett kavanaugh's testimony at the hearing was too part sap a supreme court justice. >> i could not conclude that he is the right person for the court at this time. >> the only democrat to back kavanaugh is west virginia's joe manchin who's in a top race for re-election, shouted down by protesters who believe dr. christine blasey ford's sexual misconduct allegation against judge kavanaugh. >> something happened to dr. ford. i don't believe the facts show that it was brett kavanaugh. >> reporter: late friday attorneys for dr. ford released a sworn statement from a friend who should have been interviewed by the fbi. despite today's outcome, they say ford made a difference. >> victims of sexual abuse and violence say their voice didn't matter, that's not true. it's been heard in a very thunderous way. >> reporter: in a dramatic turn on friday on the senate floor, republican senator susan collins said she listened to victims' voices. >> the me too movement is real. >> reporter: but will vote for kavanaugh because there was not evidence to deny his

checkers plan which few really understand and even if you really support compulsively prevail what is more sap will be back next week and so if it does mean i mean all of the shorts good bye for now. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be in the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying is just no really hasn't been that we're even many of the times families want the death penalty to be abolished recently just to get pellet here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. it's easy to find an enemy where there's a fault and where there. bangs much more difficulties explaining how things are why. once you start telling people look you my hate the banks but where do you put your money. you put them in the bank

the warriors will play their final preseason game at sap center against the lakers friday night. the back-to-back nba champs will open the regular season next tuesday at oracle arena against the oklahoma city thunder. concessions at the warriors new arena will have a local feel. today the team announced that the addition of la la cafe to the good and beverage program. three local restaurants and specialtive vendors will make the oracle center their home including cc made and earl's brittle and yvonne's southern sweets, sugar and spun and five dot ranch and there's probably more. chase center is sl of next year. abc's new show "single parent" is a hit and back tonight. we talked to the stars about the secret to their unscreened chemistry right after the break. minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during breaks and requires they receive fema level training and act

we were in south bay with them at the sap center. lebron was not planned but happy to dance. here is steph curry going up with damon jones with the staff. later on curry is moving without the ball and is silky smooth on the triple. he has 16. riley is feeling it and they are up 15 by the break. it appears the rivalry is in midseason form. they get into a shoving match and beasley gets ejected. in the fourth quarter stephenson is driving:by quinn uazed by all of it. lakers win 119-105. >>> the dodgers lived by the long ball and lead in homers the season. they hit eight in the division series against atlanta. today, the brewers still there thunder in shocking fashion. game one was in milwaukee. bottom 31-0l a with relief pitcher brandon what were -- woodruff. he is the third relief pitcher ever to do so. the score is 1-1. bottom seven the brewers are pushing away with jesus aguilar. the dodgers come storming back in the ninth inning it is 6-4 and chris taylor off of corey knievel and they have a chance to tie the game. lorenzo can't make the play so triple and peterson scores i

they all run on oracle. 95, 98% of everything sap does runs on oracle.'s decades later, they still use oracle, can't get to hannah. the oracle database beat ibm in the databas data business, beat microsoft in the database sis. we've bee-- databasebusiness. it's the world's first autonomous system, all of sap's large customers. the eu did a study, what percentage of the top 100 sap customers in europe, how many run the oracle database. only 99. one actually ran ibm db2. we only have 99 of 100. all of their cloud services, whether it's success factors, aariba, they've been trying to get on hannah for a decade, they still run oracle. the reason is, oracle is a better database than anyone else has. satja nadellha was asked if i could have any piece of software in the world, what would it be. he said the oracle database because it's the information age and all the world's valuable information is stored in oracle database. >> can you take me back and tell me how you've done this, larry? you're the godfather of technology. you founded this company, you're still

finish from dirt and other debris that can sometimes leave permanent marks like bird droppings, tree sap, and bugs. and what about the array of extras anded a ons? are wheel shine and spray on wax worth it? >> definitely skip the extras. they'll wear off fast. >> reporter: but there is one car wash extra you should buy once in awhile but not every time. >> the undercarriage wash. get it done once a season to clean road salt off after a winter and mud and grime off after a wet spring. >> reporter: kourm report says automatic car washes are less expensive than hand washes. they're a good option if you don't have a lot of built-up grime. but you won't get the attention to detail that a hand wash offers. how do you know if you've choosen a car wash that will actually get the job done right? >> check out the cars leaving the location. do they look clean? super cheap car washes may use old harsh brushes and rust your car through the process. >> reporter: and try to find a car wash that sprays down before the wash cycle begins. consumer reports says presoaking will get you on the road to a clea

to the next i think it is the sap will. hit the dough and pass it from one hand to the other destruction. but with suspender use a minimum of flour so it doesn't burn in the oven. the classic neopolitan pizza has a simple topping of tomato sauce muscle relevant basel. the baker did slides it into the oven which is wood fired. it turns the pizza a couple of times to ensure it even baking and then quickly pulls it ends it's ready to eat in just sixty to ninety seconds and crucially the pizza has to be soft enough to follow so it can be. held in the hunt. was a success and it would be so you only are getting ever more prestige in recent years nowadays pizzas are on the menu at upscale restaurants too so in addition to the head chef the pizza you'll know is also important which i think it's a little right by the entrance to the old town is naples oldest pizzeria until you could pizzeria points out that. there was a stand making and selling pizza on the spot way back in seventy thirty eight so. the pizza yellow makes sure the ov

and you knew curry was going to give sap center a show...wide open....splash! 16 pts on 4 three pointers... speaking of a show...riley curry is a star...what ever she does... dubs pulled the prime time players...lakers won it 119 to 105 took my little camera out tonight and saw this... ...mike solberg...bare back bronc!! grand national rodeo opened for business at the cow palace.. in its 72nd year here...this is kyle davilla, steer wrassling. hes from castro valley...took him 6.8 seconds... but check this guy out... ...coy montgomery from woodla . >>> and he is from castro valley, taking seven seconds -- already a two-time national finalist, showing some skills for claire franco putting on a show tonight at the palace. wow, 72 years at the palace. it's packed tomorrow night and next weekend too. >> it looks like fun. tough guys, man, that's a tough way to live. >> a tough teenager, 13? amazing. >> my back hurts watching it. >> doesn't it? >> yeah, no thanks. >> we'll be right back. in an emergency, minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposi

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