emily: sarah frier, who covers facebook and twitter. be looking to you for all the updates next week. from adweek. paul verna of e-marketer, and david kirkpatrick. david, you are staying with me. on today's funding board, whole foods boosted its stake in the grocery delivery service. bloomberg has led insta car authorized a sale of new equity earlier this year and let hold sues by new shares in an expanded partnership. whole foods first teamed up with the company in 2014. this new investment was based on the same shareprice valuing its to at $2 billion. earlier this month the ceo said his company would be cash flow positive in the next 12 months coming up, apple stepping up plans for a smart home service, smartphone device to rival amazon's echo. we will hear more about the project next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: shares of apple slid on friday amid speculation from unverified twitter accounts that the german research firm gfk said iphone 7 sales would be lower than sales of the 6s last year. its report based on data from europe and

sarah frier bloomberg news who covers facebook, snapchat and twitter, thank you for joining us.on musk wants a city on mars. so which companies will help him get there? we will dig into the private space industry next. and do not forget, too in this weekend. we will bring you all our best interviews from the week. including our expect -- exclusive intervention -- in interview. "the best of bloomberg best" this weekend on bloomberg television. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: mercedes-benz is taking a page from tesla's playbook. the daimler unit said thursday its planning to release several battery-powered cars under its new eq brand. eq, which stands for electric intelligence will also offer , energy stores for homes and charging services. the daimler ceo says the move is part of an initiative to embrace new technology across vehicle segments. by 2025 the automaker will have more than 10 fully electric vehicles on the market. bloomberg's carolyn hines sat down earlier at the paris auto show it has all the details. caroline: everywhere you turn here in paris, new electric vehicles. th

sarah frier, our bloomberg news reporter.ou are both sticking with me. , facebook's market momentum was fueled by impressive video. happens when the metrics weren't as good as we thought? later this hour we will focus on the state of seed stage funding. watch us streaming on your tablet, your phone, at bloomberg.com, on apple tv, and amazon fire. -- this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: on friday the social network admitted to giving marketers and inflated number for the average time being spent viewing online clips. facebook said it has taken steps to fix the problem and advertisers weren't overcharged. our bloomberg news reporter, sarah frier, who covers facebook. houruest host for the david kirkpatrick with us via skype from portland, maine. and a media analyst at the marketer. thank you for joining us. what facebook did wrong here and how significant the error is. sarah: facebook was miscalculating for advertisers. the average time spent viewing a video. facebook only counted the video view if somebody looks at a video for more tha

momentsjust breaking ago from alex sherman and sarah frier.inbound interest, as we have talked about over the last several days , twitter has started the process. salesforce.com is also considering a bid working with bank of america. foresentatives for twitter and disney were not available to comment. taking a line lower, twitter going higher. in the recent round as peculation, salesforce.com was this is a more concrete report. scarlet: this is a question that we will be asking paul sweeney, who covers media companies, how well twitter fits in with disney. disney is very fr family-friendly. a lot of people were saying that salesforce coming in to buy twitter was more about using its analytics. using the data on the consumer and using that more effectively. you wonder to what extent the disney and twitter brand work together. this is something that we can put to our expert guests. julie: how much is disney going to capitalize on twitter's marketing power? which twitter is only beginning to use in terms of promoted tweets. when disney being what

emily: sarah frier with jib jab ceo. blackberry is selling a new device, but it isn't a phone.they have their first major customer for a fleet tracking device called blackberry radar. they will install 500 units. sticks on the back of a tractor-trailer container and updates the owner on things like temperature, location, and other data. john part of the ceo chen's campaign to use the patents and expertise for new industries. we will talk with john chen next wednesday before the company reports earnings. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg west." this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." i'm jake cap are filling in for charlie rose on assignment. a conversation about diplomacy and national security. in his you and address, president obama called the refugee crisis one of the urgent tasks of our time and a test of our common humanity. secretary of state john kerry says the cease-fire in syria is not dead. efforts to resume peace talks have been subverted i the mb

emily: sarah frier with jib jab ceo.y that is trending -- blackberry is selling a new device, but it isn't a phone. they say they have their first major customer for a fleet tracking device called blackberry radar. the canadian trucker caravan group will install 500 units. radar sticks on the back of a tractor-trailer container and updates the owner on things like temperature, locatn, and other data. it is part of the ceo john chen's campaign to use the patents and expertise for new industries. we will talk with john chen next wednesday after the company reports earnings before the bell that morning. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg west." that is all for now from san francisco. this is bloomberg. ♪ angie: the more the bank of the yen is the more out of control. this was the fifth meeting that saw the currency gain by the end of the trading day, now trading at a one-month high. talks between saudi arabia and iran have failed to reach an agreement on an oil freeze. the opec members met ahead of discussions with

joining us from new york, the ceo of cargo, which creates mobile specific ad campaigns, and sarah frier adweek all week long. what is your biggest take away about what is going to define the ad industry over the next 2 to 3 years? >> mobile has been the big leader in the market. if you look at growth in the market it's the only area where there is major growth right now. it is super exciting to be an area that is growing faster than any other area of the industry. when we look at both ways across the industry, health care going at 26%. retail is going at 9%. mobile is going at 38%, it's like the fastest-growing area of the industry right now. this facebook snafu over how they calculate their metrics, how much did that bother you? >> it's a real problem. facebook is supposed to be the gold standard in the industry. to are supposed to be able trust them. other than google they run more money than any other major media company in the industry. if you look at major media companies, they get such a small share of the dollars, i think $.85 of every dollar in mobile and digital overall is goin

wieser: that was brian and bloomberg's sarah frier.oming up, we asked bloomberg customers to send us their best charts, and we show you the top three. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: breaking news. we have president obama saying he is vetoing the bill that would allow september 11 victims to sue saudi arabia. he vetoed this measure, which would have carved out an exception to sovereign immunity. the reason is that obama doesn't want the u.s. to get retaliatory lawsuits in foreign courts. the president is vetoing a bill that would allow us encumber 11 victims to sue saudi arabia -- september 11 victims to sue saudi arabia. we will have more information as we get it. we ask our customers to send in their favorite charts. my chart today is on the decline of deutsche bank, in one chart, courtesy of "die welt." the white line is deutsche bank's market cap. you can see it starts here in 1997, at the same point as jpmorgan, yet jpmorgan recovered nicely, at about $242 billion, whereas deutsche bank is at $17.7 billion. citigroup i just threw in

. >> brainwave or a pivotal research, along with bloomberg's joe weisenthal and sarah frier.rust officials more time to review their merger. that is a subject of our chart of the day, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is "bloomberg markets." matt: let's head over to julie hyman for her chart of the day. what have you got? it requires a little bit of introduction here. here's virgin america today. that's after according to a person familiar with the matter, they said virgin america and alaska air are going to delay their deal to give the justice department more time to consider it. it's a 2.6 billion dollars merger announced back in april. you can see virgin shares fell but then they were covered somewhat, alaska air, we have been watching their shares as well today and we saw similar reaction. they fell a little bit but now are little changed. why isn't there more concern here over the deal? first of all, the deal premium has been widening. there has been a little bit more skepticism expressed in how virgin america has been trading as to whether the deal is going to ge