google executive chairman aaron schmidt is out with a new book.e stopped by to talk about everything, from the android to can turnarissa mayer yahoo! around. his thoughts, next. ♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg west. i'm emily chang where we focus on innovation, technology, and the future of business. ever wonder about the inner workings of google? you can get a glimpse of life inside the search giant courtesy of eric schmidt who just wrote a book called "how google works." to help develop gmail and android. they were on market makers with erik schatzker and stephanie earlier. take a listen as he talks about the android versus apple battle. >> if you look at the innovation on the apple side and on the google side, that how petition i think is the defining fight of the computer industry today and benefits billions of people. x is it as brutal as it ever was? >> it's more so. >> you resolve some of the patent disputes. >> brutal in the sense that the margins are very tough for the operators. for the handset manufacturers and benefits to the consumer o

>> i think it is a great benefit. >> that is the question you ask eric schmidt?powering individuals is the best way to deal with what we face as a society, country, and the globe. empower people. human nature is good. given the tools and let them run. >> does your mom think that? >> yes. >> it's a fair question. some people think that a level of humanity has been lost. somebody said they don't make them like they used to, what products were they talking about? >> the handwritten love letter. >> there was a thing about bowling alone. byrybody was going to go themselves and be isolated and now it is bowling with everyone all the time. >> i don't want to bowl with anyone. >> you have an off button. >> you have been working for 10 years? .> 13 for jonathan and myself >> can she save yahoo!? >> yes. >> how? >> she is the quintessential smart creative. if anyone can save yahoo!, she can. they are the best -- she is the best they have had in over a decade and she understands the kind of product functionality she needs to build. >> alibaba has been the jewel inside yahoo

he's talking about eric schmidt, speaking right now. >> eric schmidt is on set.l he fanned calmlames or will he passions. about you?s the data when eric schmidt was in berlin about two or three months ago, he said they were going to comply with the ruling and do everything they could. as is part of that. europe to across solicit opinions. i am more interested in audience reaction been to eric schmidt's reaction. the audience reaction, if it goes south and there is real anger, is going to be difficult for anyone, let alone aaron schmidt, to contain and tamp down the anger. >> interesting to see how choreographed it is. going tohey are not want that. how much control you think they actually have? >> right. i don't know if they screen people before they are coming into this town hall. clearly a lot if europeans are upset about google. we will see it comes out. >> thank you very much indeed, hans nichols. caroline hyde. that wraps it up. "surveillance" is next from the u.s. apple day, they will talk about apple. we will talk about apple over the next 24 hours and aga

eric schmidt is here. and for all you iphone 6 plus buyers, should you be getting the spend out of shape? not after at how you how few of these phones are getting the end out of shape. and farewell, the last decent role model in sports has said goodbye. say it ain't so, joe. and say this is so, kind of like all americans are winning the lottery and it is happening now and it is happening everywhere and i am betting it is going to put a smile on your face. welcome, everybody, i am neil cavuto. he reported terror threat we may all face and an angry fbi of all things slamming google and apple for parenting not doing their part. what has the fed fuming is all the phone data they are not sharing. here's what has fbi director furious. apple and google are marketing or will be marketing phones that you cannot hack. the latest smart phones are so smart their encryption so secure even with a search warrant law enforcement officials cannot penetrate them. it is a matter of national security that they be accessible.

while eric schmidt is out with a new book.utpped by to talk everything from the under-apple battle and whether mercer myers can turn things around. >> will come back. -- welcome back. ever wonder about the inner workings of google? now you can get an inside glimpse courtesy of eric schmidt. he just wrote a book called "how google works. sthe book is out now. as schmidt talks about the android versus apple battle in smartphones. >> if you look at the innovation on the apple side and on the google side, that competition, which i think is the defining fight of the computer industry today, it benefits global, billions of people level. >> is a more brutal than it ever was? >> yes. brutally and that the margins are very tough for the operators , for the handset manufacturers and the benefits to the consumer is having profits dropping. in china, there are retail phones unsubsidized. retaila, there are phones unsubsidized. those phones are entertainment, education, safety, window on the world. >> would it be better if it was more than

. >> what you can learn from google and eric schmidt. the chairman will be right here to talk about his new book, how google works. good morning. it is a wednesday here in new york city. you're watching market makers. now, we willom hear from president obama. before then, breaking news on housing markets. new home sales are officially out. michael mckee has the new headlines front and center in the newsroom. >> we have a whole account housing. we have been disappointed but new home sales rose 18% in the last month as people went back and started buying. we also see a big decline in the number of houses available. , we have seen disappointing housing starts. that is starting to come home to roost. we have only a 4.8 month supply down from 5.5. 500-4000 range. this is the biggest since before the economic crisis. all of a sudden, americans decided they did not just one existing homes. they won 18% increase in new home sales for the month of august. >> all right, michael. we are waiting for president obama to address the u.n.. is in d.c.. w

eric schmidt has also been talking about apple.ew with google, he said the rivalry benefits mobile consumers. >> i would say this brutal competition has a norm us benefits for consumers worldwide. if you look at the innovation, that competition, which i think is the defining fight of the computer industry today, benefits billions of people globally. >> let's get some breaking news. is to consult on extending new rules to more benchmarks. a couple of years ago, we had an investigation and scandal surrounding manipulation of the london interbank offered rate. we had the investigation and action was taken by regulators. into rules were brought being. there has been an investigation into other benchmarks typically used around the city. we are hearing today that the u.k. is going to consult on extending the rules to more benchmarks. very topical we are going to be to -- hear to talk to us about markets and investment strategy. regulation of those markets. lars christensen. to talk toor coming us. i wonder if we could start with regulati

i think schmidt said this was the wrong thing.was not aligned with the company's values nor that of their users, so we're very encouraged. >> it makes sense to me that the koch brothers support alec. it makes sense to me that exxon mobile supports alec. it doesn't make sense to me that google is getting involved in funding a group that's opposing understanding about climate change. why is google involved with alec? >> that's a great question for google. >> what do you think? you've been insisting that they end that relationship. >> alec is very active in state houses around the country. to the extent you are a country that wants to have interest in state houses, alec is an organization you would probably think about. the problem of course from our perspective is while google and alec may align on tax policy or immigration policy -- not immigration policy. trade or other types of things they're fundamentally at odds. the good news from google is they placed climate change high enough on their list of priorities that they disaffilia

joining us is jake schmidt. good to have you with us mr. schmidt. >> thanks for having me. >> organizers, over 400,000 in attendance. you were there. did you ever expect to have such an impact? >> i don't think we expected that large of a turnout. we expected that people would come out in growing numbers but i was overwhelmed. it was reams of people. we stood in line for over two hours because the group hadn't moved and there were so many people in the street they couldn't handle it. >> it was a sea of people. what kind of message dogs this sound? >> it sends a message to world leaders, people have their back. there's never enough support for the kinds of actions we want to do and that is a massive number of people on the streets of new york at a time when it's worst to be in new york, the u.n. is in town, traffic tends to be bad, and that is a large number of people who say world leaders we need some action. >> you know this all too well. carbon pollution was higher last year than ever before. nearly 40 billion tons of carbon diesmed wadio

so i asked eric schmidt what grads need to do to get hired there. >> be a good student, do well withades and so forth. but you need more than that. and once you get in the door, we're going to give you five interviews and we're going to score you. and the people are looking for grit, creativity, invention. they're not just looking for that standard knowledge that everybody has. >> there you go, five improves. schmidt she has google wants smart creatives, people who are not afraid to try something new, who want to drive something, and who are curious. where else do grads want to get hired? the big four, ernst & young, proprietor water house coopers, kpmg, and deloyet. you can find the whole list on cnnmoney.com. thanks for joining us on your saturday. have a great weekend. >>> good afternoon, everyone. i'm deborah feyerick. you are in the "cnn newsroom." coming up this hour, new u.s. air strikes against isis are underway, as british forces also take to the skies above iraq, offering air support. >> is there a threat to the british people? the answer is yes. >> and back home, new detai

eric schmidt is speaking at a hearing. a european union told google to remove certain information from search results on request. the rightto balance amount of information versus the right to privacy. google plans a hearing in seven cities. they are the self-serving attempt to guide a debate that belongs in the court. staying in europe, scotland is nearing a vote to decide whether was separate from the u.k.. the polls show that the vote could go either way. for more on this decision, and add words joins us from london. david cameron says he is going to be heading to scotland to make the case to stay with the british. we have had the policy initiative. the fight back has started. last night, gordon brown came out with a new policy called the new scotland act. details of further devolution to the scottish government. power to get further collect more taxes themselves, locally. today, the comments you are referring to, a little bit more of an emotional connection. they are trying to make that between the better code -- the be

[cheers and applause] >> in 2011, we awarded our wendy schmidt oil clean up xchallenge. the winners, elastec american marine with a million dollar check. and this, of course, is the prize that they won for more than doubling the industry best standard for oil clean up that had existed to that point. >> prizes have actually been around for over 300 years. back in 1714 was the longitude prize. it was a $20,000 prize put on by the british government to help us figure out where we were from a longitudal basis when we were crossing the oceans. and everybody assumed when they put this prize out there that it would either be a ship's captain or it would be an astronomer that won this prize. and it was actually a clock maker. and he was this outside innovator that nobody ever would have expected to win a prize like this. napoleon used prizes. we have canned food because napoleon's army needed to be fed and so they figured out a way to preserve food, right. lindbergh flew across the atlantic for a prize. there was a $25,000 prize for the first person that could fly non-stop from

eric schmidt responded today. >> is he really familiar with how google works?nd i mean the product not the book. we do do targeted ads against g mail which we've done for a decade but we don't otherwise use that information and we don't do the other things he is implying in a careful way. >> in the news business, this is delicious john. what do we make of what both sides. >> i'm not sure what eric smith is talking about. google gathers a lot of data about where you go and what you surf and uses that to target ads towards you. and that seems to be what tim cook was talking about. so i'm not sure what distinction he's making from what he said this morning. john, do you know? >> well what makes sense to me is tim cook, who just had a major breech of information on icloud and had ied is punching about google's core business. >> but also to say we only do targeted ads in g mail. arguably that is the product users share the most information. yes maps and others but that's valuable information and in g mail you are having real conversations with people. >> what he cou

michael schmidt as well. ahead -- >> good luck. >> secretary of state john kerry joins us exclusively in our next half our ahead of a critical week for the obama administration. plus david ignatius with his reporting on how covert u.s. ground force are already being used in iraq and syria. all that and much more when "morning joe" returns. you know what my business philosophy is, reynolds? no. not exactly. to attain success, one must project success. that's why we use fedex one rate. their flat rate shipping. exactly. it makes us look top-notch but we know it's affordable. [ garage door opening ] [ sighs ] honey, haven't i asked you to please use the -- we don't have a reception entrance. [ male announcer ] ship a pak via fedex express saver® for as low as $7.50. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners

what you make of the statement of eric schmidt today?hink it was the thing for google to be doing. may were not aligned. we are very encouraged. >> it makes sense to me that they would support it. it makes sense to me that exxon ec, but it doesal not make sense that google is getting involved with the group that is opposing climate change. why is google involved? >> that is a great questions for google. >> you have been suggesting they ended that relationship. >> you're a company that wants c isave interests, and ale an organization you probably think about. but the problem from our perspective is while they may align on some policy, like immigration policy, trade policy, or other kinds of things, they are off when it comes to climate change, and the good news today from google is that they have put climate change high enough up on their list that they have disaffiliated from the group. >> google has ended its as aionship with alec result of left-leaning associations. how do you respond to that? the american legislative exchange council

, arkansas, and nixon got up, and he had a press conference and did an event for john paul hammer schmidt who eventually was the one guy who beat bill clinton for congress, or bill clinton -- yeah, i think, no, was it his first race? yeah, i think he beat bill clinton. but anyhow, we're in fort smith, and nixon goes to the motel, and it's a rectangular thing. it's on the inside, but it's only one story. and so nixon's got this room here, and he says i do not want to be disturbed, i've got to nap. i've got a big speech tonight, i don't want anybody to disturb me. i said, you got it, and i went down and mosesed around my own room. i saw this huge fellow marching straight across the quadrangle of this motel straight toward nixon's door. and he was yelling, hey, dick! hey, dick! to mr. nixon, you know, who's sleeping. so i started running, and i didn't get there in time. and this guy is pounding on the door, and the door opens and richard nixon let him in. i thought, that's the end of pat buchanan. [laughter] and nixon says, pat, have you met wynn rockefeller? this was winthrop rockefeller, t

google of some commented, but i think eric schmidt just might. that's at 8:00 p.m. right here. >> no shrinking violate here. that's going to be great. i've got a great stock idea for you later in the show. isis is the richest organization in the world. where are they doing their banking? we're going to follow the money trail and you don't want to miss it. >> all right, guys. got to stop and blow the whistle. let's open up a from my investment playbook. this week saw the launch of an extremist project, it's been used to study the footprint of isis. also, though the sources of its finance and its financial network. what many people need to understand is isis is not unlike a typical business start up. something you might have seen at silicon valley. i'm talking the big money from saudi arabia, could you wait then they had the additional funding. call it round two of a start up technology company. al-qaeda, foreign suicide bombers, they bring all the money they have and some of the locals. then theirs your basic business operation. for them it's taxing the local transpo

eric schmidt has been speaking to bloomberg. says europe needs to promote talent and innovation. >> europe has to choose innovation. europe, i the model tough situation entering a third recession, the only way for europe is to embrace innovation. by that, they will have to have more festival labor markets. they will have to do a lot of work to create local companies. there is plenty of talent in europe but the model has to shift. >> eric schmidt speaking here on bloomberg. joining me now is john a flow rate he. conferencee google in paris which is looking at this whole issue about the right to be forgotten. rome,e been to madrid, to how close are we to getting a better understanding of how europe's relationship with google will work moving forward from here when it comes to the issue of privacy? >> good morning. we are getting closer but there is quite some traveling to go through still. .ome ideas are clear compliance is never in russian. the book -- in question. the question is how to implement the general strategy that has ou

i was talking to eric schmidt yesterday. i asked him about what branson was doing.icans need to spend more time with their families. eric schmidt said silicon valley, everybody loves to work so much. >> i was talking to george clooney. he says the same thing about hollywood. i'm just name dropping. fascinating. >>> "early start" continues right now. >> the war on isis rages on this morning. new air strikes targeting the terrorists in syria and iraq. president obama back at the united nations today after convincing world leaders to help in the battle against isis. we are live in iraq with the latest on the ground and the new world power that could soon be joining air strikes. >>> syrian refugees fleeing from isis. seeking safety in turkey. they are not exactly getting a warm welcome. we are live at the border where the humanitarian crisis is raging. >>> the man suspected of abducting a missing nursing student has been arrested. the whereabouts of hannah graham remain. i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. it is 5:00 a.m. in the st

eric schmidt is here. you iphone 6 plus buyers, should you be getting the spend out of shape? not after at how you how few of these phones are getting the end out of shape. and farewell, the last decent role model in sports has said goodbye. say it ain't so, joe.

eric schmidt is here. all you iphone 6 plus buyers, should you be getting the spend out of shape? not after at how you how few of these phones are getting the end out of shape. and farewell, the last decent role model in sports has said goodbye. say it ain't so,jo

as chairman eric schmidt is turned into one of the richest men in the world. book called, how google works, explaining the company's journey from a startup to an empire. for more, we are joined by stephanie ruhle, who will be interviewing him a little bit later. >> i always thought you just typed in google and that is how it works but this book is about culture. earlier this week, i spoke with mike bloomberg about how they build their extraordinary successful company. google is a company as many say is built on culture. we will find out what is in that special sauce and also everything else going on. even though there are more android phones out there than anything, how does eric schmidt, who sits on top of one of the most extreme. companies, how does he feel this week as he drives by an apple store? how does he feel these days about apple and yahoo! and everything else going on and so can valley? >> he is considered the ambassador in many ways to google. corporate a wealthy executive. google has become so big, it is a victim of its own success. ec regulators

schmidt that was helple and one minor, that they voted to recommend the appointment, and we will be voting on later on in this morning's proceedings. >> thank you. >> any other comments? >> questions? >> thank you. >> thank you. >> okay. next, is the advisory council joint legislative report commissioner richard ow. >> yes. i am happy to announce that the governor last week signed sb 997. that is the starting in 2015, when we file our state franchise income tax for the years of 2014, we can indicate in one of those line items, that how much money we recommend or actually do not recommend, we actually appropriated by the tax payer, and how

schmidt that was helple and one minor, that they voted to recommend the appointment, and we will be voting on later on in this morning's proceedings. >> thank you. >> any other comments? >> questions? >> thank you. >> thank you. >> okay. next, is the advisory council joint legislative report commissioner richard ow. >> yes. i am happy to announce that the governor last week signed sb 997. that is the starting in 2015, when we file our state franchise income tax for the years of 2014, we can indicate in one of those line items, that how much money we recommend or actually do not recommend, we actually appropriated by the tax payer, and how much money into this item. and that is that supposed my tax liability is 300 dollars to the franchise forward. and i can indicate that i won that portion, the whole portion or part of the portion of this $300, liability, goes into the senior legislative council, that we have. and you know, fight for these senior rights, and a lot of the lower and even it indicated that i can estimate more than my constitution or my tax liability, more than my ability and

. >> mike: that was joe schmidt with the interception. there's the young man living the dream. passed up some scholarship offers from some big-time schools to walk on at notre dame. >> tom: they felt a little guilty asking his dad to pay all that tuition, but his dream was to play at notre dame. he walked on. his mom, deborah and joe, are here to see him. joe lived his dream by playing at notre dame. was a walk-on. had the dirty jobs. was on special teams. he made a big hit in the shamrock series game at soldier field against miami. caught the attention of coach kelly. he got a regular special teams spot. now here he is. a starter. former walk-on, now on scholarship, and a starter at middle linebacker. wow. mcdaniel gets the call. >> mike: pretty cool, tom. notre dame has such a great history of walk-ons. he may be the most accomplished of them all starting at linebacker. >> tom: kathryn? >> guys, joe's sister, katherine, 2006 notre dame grad, and member of the track and field team. she married lopez. this is about ten years ago when the family was visiting south bend. lots of

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. >> mike: that was joe schmidt with the interception. there's the young man living the dream. passed up some scholarship offers from some big-time schools to walk on at notre dame. >> tom: they felt a little guilty asking his dad to pay all that tuition, but his dream was to play at notre dame. he walked on. his mom, deborah and joe, are here to see him. joe lived his dream by playing at notre dame. was a walk-on. had the dirty jobs. was on special teams. he made a big hit in the shamrock series game at soldier field against miami. caught the attention of coach kelly. he got a regular special teams spot. now here he is. a starter. former walk-on, now on scholarship, and a starter at middle linebacker. wow. mcdaniel gets the call. >> mike: pretty cool, tom. notre dame has such a great history of walk-ons. he may be the most accomplished of them all starting at linebacker. >> tom: kathryn? >> guys, joe's sister, katherine, 2006 notre dame grad, and member of the track and field team. she married lopez. this is about ten years ago when the family was visiting south bend. lots of

david: schmidt says the u.s. is ahead in global innovation race thanks to top tier universities.fter they graduate because the nation's immigration policies. doesn't seem to make sense. liz? liz: david, move over shake shack. there is another burger player in town that may be a little smaller right now but it is making major strides in taking the bite out of the better burger market. yeah, there is now a segment. called the better burger segment. it is continuing to grow despite beef prices recently hitting record highs. what makes this particular burger restaurant different from the rest and where will it expand next? joining me now, burke hefy ceo. i have been to the one on third avenue. it is amazing. mr. is bear burger, shake shack, some others. you guys do it a little bit differently. talk to our people what burgerfi is. >> well, burgerfi is one of the fastest growing restaurant concepts in the nation. and we are a leader in the better burger space. we concentrate on fresh, quality food in convenient and affordable environment. to us, it is very important that families have

. >> how many schmidt. >> little touch in the air. not that crispness we had earlier this week. but that will return. and of course, fall officially beginning, this is on monday night, september 22, the autumnal evening quinn axe at 10:29 p.m. set your alarms. that's whether we officially click over to the fall season, although it has felt very fall-like in the past few weeks. ultimate doppler right now, clear skies over the northeast, we have the system off shore bringing some showers, it is going to kind of evict in overnight, bring us chance for little bit of rain, mostly fog, cold front back toward the west, moving through the great likes lakes, won't affect us, pocket of showers, see it moving kind of oddly, toward the coast, from the shore, and again, best chance of seeing light rain even some fog and drizzle going to be along the coast. seventy-nine was the high temperature today in philadelphia, above that normal of 77, record high 90 setback in 1983. sunset only 7:01 p.m. days are getting shorter as the seasons change. seventy-six in philadelphia, right now, 75 in potts

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that's kendall schmidt, star of "big time rush." welcome to you both. >> thank you for having us. >> hello! >> zach, you were only 11 when you came up with the concept for grom social. that's pretty impressive. what gave you the idea? >> it kind of all started when i convinced my dad to let me go on facebook, and he didn't know too much about facebook, and i told him it was safe -- "you don't need to worry about it." so, he let me on. you know, obviously, you know there's a lot of adults on facebook, so i was friending them and friending all these people. and, um, you know he deleted my facebook account, and i said, "what if i create my own facebook for kids?" and he said, "good luck with that." and i sat down with my brothers and sisters and some close friends and started to draw out all the characters and came up with the basic concept of what we kind of wanted the site to look like. we launched the site. we have 440,000 sign-ups and 167,000 members, and we're in over 200 countries and territories, and everything's going great. >>

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joe schmidt, the classic example of that. d jones, okwara, examples of that. >> chris: syracuse is going to fall to 2-2. still looking for that first win over a top ten team. completion and the ball comes loose and the orange fumble it. estime had the catch and the ball got knocked loose. and the receiver is down on the field. kirk, it was a syracuse home game, as i recall, back in september of 1992, the buckeyes going there. syracuse is ranked -- look at the quarterback with the giant shoulder pads there. how could you throw the ball? >> kirk: i don't know. back in the old days. >> chris: wreckless throw into double coverage. >> kirk: yeah, that was not good. but it worked out. >> chris: you shocked the cuse, 35-12. >> kirk: back in those days, syracuse, in the carrier dome, they were hard to beat. they were athletic. remember marvin graves, run the option? >> chris: oh, yeah. estime will be helped off. that's about the last thing syracuse needs is another injury to the receiving corps. terrel hunt, continue to show what a t

some of silicon's valley tech leaders among his spo supporters including sheryl sandberg and eric schmidtkhanna sat down earlier with rachel myro to discuss what sets him apart from honda. >> well, ro khanna, welcome to "newsroom". >> thank you for having me on. >> you're an intellectual property lawyer and professor at stanford, why do you want to get into politics? >> i've been interested from a young age. i was born in philadelphia. when i was young, he would tell stories about his time there and it gave me an interest in human rights and the belief that politics could make a real difference in people's lives and countries and shape things. >> much as the mike honda campaign tried to paint you as more conservative than he is, you really are both progressive democrats with very similar positions on a number of policy issues. why should voters essentially dump the seven term incumbent with seniority on many congressional committees to go for a newby? >> well, as the mercury news said, congressman honda, they called him irrelevant on the policy issue and it is because of the effectiveness