tiada scholl, theresa molina, cynthia sigueira, maria nunez, luis rodriguez, kari rodriguez, efrain barreira. eric -- that's it -- what? quintos. >> we have to announce that the group of persons you read, they need interpreters. they're going to be reading the text, and somebody is going to be reading it for them afterwards. [speaking spanish language] >> hi. good afternoon. my name is poneida. i have a son in high school. i am here to ask for your support with the latinx for solutions. we are a -- here, along with other organizations in our community, asking for your help. our resolution is different because it won't create just initiatives like the resolution a.o.i. please support us. we want to no longer be ignored. we need your support, please. thank you. [applause] [speaking spanish language] >> hi. my name's teresa. i'm a leader of the community and also a leader in innovative public schools. [speaking spanish language] >> so she's mentioned that she's noticing the test scores of our latino students are quite low compared to other groups, and so much so that our students are not being

bloomberg has learned the canadian billionaire lawrence scholl is the front runner to buy a stake inaker. he has been discussing the possibility of investing 261 million dollars in the british carmaker. aston martin spoke to several investors about a capital increase. morgan stanley signaling its confidence in asia. the bank plans to add dozens of for wealth business in hong kong and china this year. bayer is on the verge of settling more than 55,000 cancer claims over its roundup weed killer. mediator ken feinberg says he's cautiously optimistic a deal will be reached in about a month. he says a number of cases may have doubled this quarter by the loss of three roundup trials in california, resulting in damages of $191 million. that is your bloomberg business flash. coming up, as we count you down to the european close this friday, commerce bank's peter dixon -- this friday, commerzbank's peter dixon joins us. we are bid higher, partly on vonnie's interview with mr. hogan. what does it look like stateside? vonnie: we are just off our highs of the day. the dow up 0.10%, the s&p just

tiada scholl, theresa molina, cynthia sigueira, maria nunez, luis rodriguez, kari rodriguez, efrain barreira. eric -- that's it -- what? quintos. >> we have to announce that the group of persons you read, they need interpreters. they're going to be reading the text, and somebody is going to be reading it for them afterwards. [speaking spanish language] >> hi. good afternoon. my name is poneida. i have a son in high school. i am here to ask for your support with the latinx for solutions. we are a -- here, along with other organizations in our community, asking for your help. our resolution is different because it won't create just initiatives like the resolution a.o.i. please support us. we want to no longer be ignored. we need your support, please. thank you. [applause] [speaking spanish language] >> hi. my name's teresa. i'm a leader of the community and also a leader in innovative public schools. [speaking spanish language] >> so she's mentioned that she's noticing the test scores of our latino students are quite low compared to other groups, and so much so that our students are not being

tiada scholl, theresa molina, cynthia sigueira, maria nunez, luis rodriguez, kari rodriguez, efrain barreira. eric -- that's it -- what? quintos. >> we have to announce that the group of persons you read, they need interpreters. they're going to be reading the text, and somebody is going to be reading it for them afterwards. [speaking spanish language] >> hi. good afternoon. my name is poneida. i have a son in high school. i am here to ask for your support with the latinx for solutions. we are a -- here, along with other organizations in our community, asking for your help. our resolution is different because it won't create just initiatives like the resolution a.o.i. please support us. we want to no longer be ignored. we need your support, please. thank you. [applause] [speaking spanish language] >> hi. my name's teresa. i'm a leader of the community and also a leader in innovative public schools. [speaking spanish language] >> so she's mentioned that she's noticing the test scores of our latino students are quite low compared to other groups, and so much so that our students are not being

scholl: you have corporate headquarters of facebook, google, microsoft. christensen: we realize we live in such an amazing place with so much creativity and innovation. i'm excited when i see the young people in the tech industry all overer town, allll over the e by area commuting backck and forth. there's an energy here. renteria: in mission bay, everyone pretty much works in tech, working on the next start-up. woman: i have 3 cappuccinos for here. renteria: i'll do a coffee. ok. thanks. i'm considered a millennial. we kind of are free spirits, and we don't believe so much in just full-time gigs. i work in social media marketing, so it's definitely a new industry. a lot of people don't quite understand it, but i run social for a living. the really cool thing about a job in social media or just tech is that you can work remotely. coffee shops are free. yes, san francisco is really expensive. there is no other place like san francisco where you're going to have access to the technology, to the communities, to just the people working in the industry. it's j