shelby holliday has been following the story. she joins me with the latest.ow far do these restrictions go? >> they are restrictions. the department of homeland security said that passengers humming from guinea, sierra leone, and liberia -- coming from guinea, sierra leone, and liberia, will have to come into. chicago, new york, chicago, o hare washington, dulles. 94% coming from those west african nations fly into those airports when they arrive in the u.s.. those airports are set up for enhanced screening. anyone coming from west africa will have their tip which are checked, they will be identified, they will be asked for contact information. it is a way for the government to monitor these travelers in the u.s. >> what do the restrictions and tail? >> they basically just make these passengers fly in to one of these five airports. the reason, the white house has said, the reason we are not introducing a travel ban is because we don't want to limit the response to the crisis in africa. the results of a recent study said in land said, even with -- ncet" only t

shelby holliday, thank you. new hack city all week long on bloomberg television.ne is coming up in a few minutes. mark is in new york with a preview. 20% z of pimco will join me. we will discuss how the bond market has reacted to the recent volatility on wall street. we will examine fed strategy and the nba season begins one week from today. i will talk to the boston celtics president about the team's prospects and the economics of running one of the most storied franchises in sports. mark crumpton in just a few minutes. comcast's bid to take over time warner cable. we will discuss, next. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west. the senate judiciary committee chairman asking comcast to strengthen its commitment to net neutrality by pledging to never create internet fast lanes. provider like netflix pays an internet service provider like comcast to obtain preference for its data on the provider's network. the cofounder of bondage and a pioneer of voice over internet protocol joins us now -- cofounder of vonage. they have no plans to do so. how do you see this actually

we will get there. >> shelby holliday with a look at two new york areas startups.ret that they just raised $542 million in huge names like google. what is a potential of this new technology? that's up next. ♪ >> welcome back to the best of "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. augmented reality for magic lead whales fly and elephants fit in the palm of your hand. now the startup raised $542 million in a funding round led by google. other investors include qualcomm. they'll use the money to accelerate product development. what could they be working on? i spoke about it with the codirector of the reality center at miami university in ohio. has he seen their technology? >> i don't think anybody has seen it. i've seen their vision. i hope they can deliver what they are promising. it looks fantastic. >> google obviously it has half $1 billion worth of faith in it. what do you make of the interest in this company? >> i think that augmented reality interfaces are going to be huge if someone can finally deliver a system that is usable. google believes that magically business

this is shelby holliday with a look at two companies -- betterment and boxed. >> a kitchen, old boardd themed meeting spaces. >> people say it looks like a reading room. i am ok with that. >> at betterment's new york headquarters, wall street finance meets silicon valley culture. >> this whole side of the floor is engineers. >> the startup is trying to rewrite the rules of investing with user-friendly technology and low fees. compared to a 1% fee that traditional money managers charge, betterment clients pay as little as 0.1%. >> we use smart technology to automate a part of your life that previously had to spend a lot of time doing it. >> founder and ceo jon stein quit his job in financial services and launched the company in 2010. >> we thought we were getting ripped off by the financial services industry. >> the use software and algorithms to manage people's money. >> we do tax management, dividend management, all better than you could do them on your own. the result is you get a better return on your money in less time and more peace of mind. >> disrupting the brokerage business i

shelby holliday is outside bellevue hospital where he is being treated. shelby, you have been talking to someone health-care workers. what have they been telling you? isoutside the hospital i incredibly busy. there was a helicopter above us a little while ago. , the health-care workers say it is indebted, very calm, not seeing the same level of patient they usually do, especially on a friday. it appears clients and customers are staying away from the hospital. the doctor's girlfriend is a hospital also. -- is that the hospital also. this hospital, bellevue, has been designated as one of the eight by new york officials that has been set up and prepared to handle cases of ebola. health-care workers have been doing drills, practicing on vacation -- practicing on fake patients, did the symposium on personal protective gear. when we asked health-care workers if you feel prepared and confident the hospital to handle it, they kind of shrugged and gave us an unfair -- not give us -- they gave us a not very reassuring answer. >we will be watching updates. this is u

shelby holliday traveled to ohio to see if lebron is cleveland's economic m.v.p. >> i love you. back. tolebron james' return cleveland is bringing hope to fans who haven't celebrated a sports title for half a century. it is attracting advertisers advance around the world, and it is revitalizing rivers economy that was once the empire of the industrial heartland. exciting timeost in the history of our overall city. -- thelass wit cleveland cavaliers ceo to says that it is a whole new ballgame for the city. >> hotels and restaurants, rock 'n roll hall of fame, second-largest theater district in the country. they will take in cleveland as part of that. lebron'sists estimate returned could generate $200 million to $500 million annually for the area. newnesses are opening locations and adding jobs to capitalize on the so-called homecoming king. locals and people from outside of cleveland who are placing their bets in spending money on the future. it is really exciting to see. >> one of the companies bidding on cleveland is a massive multiuse complex that includes apartments, bars, re

shelby holliday has the latest on the quarantined placed on u.s. army personnel who served in ebola stretching countries -- ebola stricken countries. examines what is ahead for brazil after the reelection of the president. we will have those stories and more coming up in just a moment. first let's get you right to the top stories we are following at this hour. the european central bank says ofwill settle $2.2 billion bond purchases last week. as part of a renewed push to jumpstart europe's economy. reassureought to banks. that these were done in an extremely professional and credible b manner. europe are banks in healthy and would resist drama. >> holders of detroit's pension that have agreed to drop their last major objection to the city's plan to exit bankruptcy. they hold about $1 billion in debt that was raised to shore up its retirement system and 2006. it will be canceled on to the plan and the investors of bronze ensures that guaranteed it will instead begin 100 40 $1 million in new notes and lend. intracts to buy new homes the united states

shelby holliday is here with an update. symbol --ticker >> it is play.ollaropened at $17, a head of the ipo pricing, and the been trading above $70 for most of the day. $17 for most of the day. happy ever been to dave investors -- have you ever been to dave and busters? >> yes i have. the fact that they are a restaurant, a majority of the revenue comes from games. it is kind of like a chucky cheese for adults. booze.they serve >> yes. and they put up about 40 screens in each restaurant. is verye's thing interesting because it is not your typical restaurant. it makes it more exposed to the economy, and is more reliant on discretionary spending. but dave and buster's and sales have climbed in the past for years. mixedwas a lot of speculation going into the ipo. some investors said stay away, others said was a great deal if it opened at the low-end. is trading up almost to $18. it had been $18.43 today. have you been to a dave and busters? >> not since high school. they think they can get that through hundred location mark over the next few years, we will s

shelby holliday was in cleveland yesterday. how are people there reacting to the news?is not the right ms. -- words but people are concerned. a lot of people telling us they are packing masks and wipes to clean the surfaces. just the fact that this passenger was allowed to fly making people uncertain the government is able to contain the virus. out,vid gilbert pointed this dallas nurse could have traveled anywhere. take a listen. >> this is not a cleveland issue. harminly feeling closer to -- to home. >> health officials are now scrambling to treat this. they told me yesterday they had no idea she was in the state until she had are the left. >> mentor showed no signs of being ill while she was in flight. the cdc says the nurse should not have been traveling. how do we know this kind of thing will not happen again? >> at this point hard to say how much control the cdc has over .he people typically state health officials quarantines and travel restrictions. the cdc does have the power to invoke do not fourth list. unless they take that unprecedented action, it is extremel

shelby holliday has the latest on the quarantined placed on u.s.l who served in ebola stretching countries -- ebola stricken countries. willem marx

and shelby holliday joins us now from new york.mit, i would love to not have to pay my cosco membership. but how can a app compete with a warehouse giant? will i get the same experience? >> that is the question. this company is trying to do that, genuinely trying to do it using technology, not just to manage inventory and improve their shipping procedures. they are also targeting young shoppers can that next generation of shoppers who might be buying toilet paper now, but will need to buy diapers in a few years. are also keeping things personnel. even the updated not have stores and relationships with customers in person, they write notes and send them in the shipments, so someone orders diapers, they say of the baby is doing well. if it is toothpaste, it is a beautiful smile. they are making sure to add this personal customer relations aspect. they want to save you time, lot ofand a inconvenience going to those stores and carrying the heavy goods around. the personal interaction, but the impersonal buying bulk online will help the

that is where shelby holliday is. give us the latest. >> we are approaching the 24-hour mark. dr.pencer was taken here and put in isolation around noon yesterday. he traveled to guinea to treat ebola patients with doctors without borders. he returned about 10 days ago and was monitoring his own symptoms. he was feeling sluggish but it was not until yesterday his fever climbed high enough to alert officials. as soon as he called officials, they acted quickly. they took him from his apartment to this hospital in full hazmat gear. they cordoned off his apartment. they've started alerting the community. they are passing out information near his apartment. they also tested his blood quickly. last night, results came back positive that we did have the first case of ebola in new york city. >> how about all the things he has done and places he has been over the last week? what are we seeing happening? >> we know he rode the subway shortly were for -- before he reported his temperature. he was in a bowling alley, an uber car. he has been on runs. he was feeling sluggish but did not develop

shelby holliday focuses on ebola crisis and travel concerns. we begin with a market rally after and eight-day losing streak. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. at the midpoint of the trading day, u.s. stocks are rallying as we close out the trading week. u.s. data is showing new home construction rose in september after slumping a month earlier. consumer confidence also surprised wall street, rising this month to the highest level in seven years. saying theyed in, will start purchasing assets in the next nine days. that said, the s&p 500 is still down roughly 6% or says the highway saw september 18. an economist at lpl financials says the markets seem to have a .y the dip mentality most of the traders get ready to hit the weekend. will the gains last on monday, or are people stepping in because it looks like the market was oversold. >> we have also been watching treasuries -- how our bonds doing? >> essentially, falling for a second day. the 10-year yield up the most in one month. look at what is happening, spiking through the 2% level. yesterd

. >> shelby holliday joining us from the newsroom. thank you so much.ong kong because shooters and students are scheduled to meet in an effort to end three weeks of demonstrations. jon huntsman is now chairman of the atlantic council and joins us from washington. governor, welcome back to "bloomberg bottom line." >> great to be back with you. >> sir, the protesters what more to say choosing hong kong's leaders in a direct election, and that is scheduled for 2017. is there any chance the chinese government will relent to the students demands? >> i don't think the chinese are incentivized anytime soon to create a greater model for democracy in hong kong. but they are also not incentivized anytime soon to see street demonstrations that might cast a shadow of doubt on the confidence in the viability of hong kong. because it is a thriving generator of gnp for them. gdp for them. certainly, not what it was back in 1997 when they took it over, but a strong special at taunus region so they don't want to see a fail. so they're going to have to find some middle g

let's get headlines from shelby holliday. the.s. stocks rallied on u.s. jobs report. the dow gained more than 200 points. 1%,s&p 500 rose more than which was its best gain in a loss two months. , eddie luhanskay chance to speak with the former aboutd co-ceo at pimco the departure of bill gross from the firm. >> i was very surprised. they weresurprised able to draw on a very deep bench of talented people who have established track records, industry awards, and who have been part of the process managing 80% of the assets. was a surprise, but what was not a surprise was the incredible bench and a very strong team led by dan iversen. i know these people. they are superb. dan is superb as a leader. >> the funds saw investors remove 23.5 billion in september. those are some of the top headlines. back to you. late turmoil and headlines from hong kong as the protest continue. mia saini has been following the details. tell us what has been going on. the past half-hour, the hong kong police a senior a pressendent gave briefing addressing the earlier attack of a group of 50 midd

. >> thank you so much, shelby holliday here it we will be speaking with one of those companies rushing to clear vaccinations, already beginning testing them on people. in oh via pharmaceuticals will be my guest in a moment. ♪ >> we are starting off another trading week. what a week it was last week. it looks like we may be stabilizing. equity futures are still down. ibm is dragging down the markets this morning. julie hyman has more, as we are on the markets here it are co-it is time for futures in focus. we are looking at oil futures, trading higher. that is amid speculation that they dropped too far, too fast. after falling into a bear market and dropping below $80 a barrel, we have seen a rebound. joining right now is rj of futures senior commodity broker. bloomberg intelligence provides unique, real-time surveillance on industries. i want to start with you on this will rebound we have seen. we had a note from goldman last week saying there is not in fact the oil oversupply that some folks are talking about. is that with the rebound is about, or are there more technical things drivi

. >> shelby holliday is outside bellevue hospital in new york. give us the latest.s it seemed to be relatively calm here, but we've seen an influx of news tracks and police officers, now a chopper circling overhead. young's are getting busy because dr. craig spencer is here in isolation at bellevue hospital, arrived about noon yesterday. we are told bellevue hospital is one of eight hospitals designated by new york officials to handle these cases of ebola. they actually volunteered. more than half of the travelers coming from those three west african nations arrive here at jfk, so this hospital has been prepared. they have been doing drills and try to sing on fake patients and attended a symposium last week to practice putting on and taking off their gear. things seem to be smooth right now, but of course, we will be looking for updates throughout the day. >> the cdc updated it standards for donning and doffing a few days ago. has bellevue updated to the new doctors without borders model or the old cdc model? >> the symposium i mention that took place was in line wi

. -- shelby holliday is at newark international airport.'me have been learning -- here at newark, one of five airports implementing enhanced screening procedures for travelers who have had possible contact with ebola. there are only 150 passengers traveling to the u.s. from three west african countries that have experienced the evil outbreak. that's evil outbreak. -- ebola outbreak. when they flying to these airports, this is starting at jfk on saturday and will be rolled out to do work, liberty, atlanta heart field, washington .ulles and chicago o'hare asked for their contact information so the cdc can keep in touch with them as these travelers are in the united states. it's going to affect every international traveler. people are worried about delays and how long this will take and just going through customs. they will be looking for these passengers based on what they have in their passports. it could mean extra time. the government is saying this is just another layer of security. called it aama protest his betters approach. people are