siri-enabled and it's siri's used over 10 billion times a month.d it's in 21 different languages and 30-something countries. and so, we've tried to do -- we tried to create a global product. we're not in every country yet we want to be. and if you want something that is something that has been created in your device, siri is the best place to do that, and i think i get more and more great things every day, the quality is going up you know, voice is a never-ending journey we all speak a bit differently i have a southern dialect, not as southern as i used to, but there's a lot of stuff to do there, but i'm highly confident in our ability to keep innovating like crazy there. >> okay. last question because they're giving me some wrap. healthcare if you hooked up with different -- could you make it so that i can sync i need to sync, i need to handshake with my doctor and payments, it could be huge if you look at paypal, they've got a 30 multiple, mastercard. can you layer either one of those on to be able to jump, even though it's huge, the service stre

that's what siri said. lemonis: that's what siri calls it? amanda: mm-hmm. julie: yeah.is: hey, siri, where can i buy cork in new orleans? siri couldn't find any matching places. lemonis: am i saying it wrong? is it "quirk"? amanda: maybe she thinks it's... lemonis: how do you -- siri: i have everything i need in the cloud. lemonis: i get it, but not cork. amanda: yeah. lemonis: can you find quee-ork in new orleans? amanda: [ laughs ] siri: here is what i found. amanda: is it there? lemonis: yes. julie: yeah. see? [ laughs ] lemonis: can you take me through some of the products? because i'm honestly fascinated. i know nothing about the product. so there's hats, place mats, messenger-type... amanda: bags. lemonis: ...bags like an ipad. amanda: travel. yeah. it's hypoallergenic, waterproof. lemonis: it's waterproof? amanda: yes. julie: yes. amanda: it floats. lemonis: really? amanda: oh, yeah. lemonis: oh, yeah. i guess that makes sense. julie: yeah. we get that question all the time. it's, like, it's a bottle stopper. amanda: scratch-resistant, stain-resistant, it won't e

y esto es lo que contestÓ >> siri ¿ quiÉn es el presidente de venezuela?tudes de asilo en mÉxico son de hondureÑos. desde la llegada al poder del presidente juan orlando hernÁndez estas peticiones han aumentado un 2500%. muchos migrantes culpan a la violencia pero tambiÉn hay quie culpa al gobierno. juan hablÓ con ellos >> en el Último aÑ en el ultimo hondureÑos que ingresaron a mÉxico se triplicÓ, en su mayorÍa son personas dispuestas a dejar atrÁs lo poco que tienen para salvar su vida. >> es una ruta de dolor y muerte >> para el presidente de honduras son mayores los riesgos de quienes deciden unirse a las caravanas los migrantes aseguran que el verdadero peligro es quedarse en casa >> mi hermano me dijo lo mejor es que no se metan con gente, si les dijeron que se vayan, es mejor que lo hagan antes de terminar muerto. >> es un misionero que huyÓ por la violencia, dice que su predica cristiana molestaba a los lÍderes campesinos. segÚn cifras en 2018, 29600 extranjeros solicitaron refugio en mÉxico. el 46% fueron hondureÑos >> esta movilizaciÓ estan irreg

(ken) the spacecraft o- siris-rex recently entered orbit around the asteroid bennu, which is about 500 meters wide. reporter amara walker spoke with the head of the spoke with the amara walker reporter this year."commercialized to be things are going to be commercialized this year." (ken) the spacecraft o- siris-rex recently entered orbit around the asteroid bennu, which is about 500 meters wide. reporter amara walker spoke with the head of the mission to learn how and why osiris-rex will try to capture dirt from the to on new year's eve, a nasa spacecraft entered orbit around a near-earth asteroid. it was the smallest object yet to be orbited by a spacecraft. and it all started with what you see here...the spacecraft, osiris-rex......and this asteroid called bennu.the principal investigator for the osiris-rex mission tells us his team believes that samples from bennu can help shed some light on the building blocks of life on earth.dante lauretta, principal investigator, osiris-rex: "we think bennu dates from the dawn of the solar system and contains water and organic material and our

i'm siri. i'm alexa. jumble of computerised voices plays.us. around one in ten uk homes already have a smart speaker, and if you're one of them, you might want to mute its microphone for the next four minutes. more people now have mobile phones than have toilets, and of those people, 60% are already using voice to talk to their phone. experts predict that by next year, a third of all web browsing could be done without a screen. in a world where 66% of us say they want their lives to be simpler, anything that removes friction, just by removing buttons and just letting us talk things, is going be attractive. but a post browser world raises an interesting question for all kinds of businesses. how will our customers find us? it is a head scratcher for broadcasters, like the bbc, because without an audience, we might as well pack up and go home. so those platforms are both really, really exciting and really, really challenging. they're exciting because they are an infectious way to get audiences to your content. it is also a challenge though beca

siri could do it for him.reporter kelsey thomas has the story nate felix/iphone user"as soon as i felt the rear end of the jeep start to come around sideways, there it went."nate felix says there wasn't time to think, only reactnate felix/iphone user"it was instant. instant."flipping his jeep in a dry lake bed in pahrumpnate felix/iphone user "i tried to crawl out but my whole body was probably about 80% paralyzed, i couldn't even lift my head."nate was trapped, in pain.desperately trying to think of a way to get himself and his dog to safety.nate felix/iphone user "i had my dog lay next to me, trying to figure if i could stay warm through the night, but after ten minutes of that i realized there was no way i would able to stay warm enough."nate was in the middle of nowhere.he couldn't move.no one could hear him scream: except maybe his phone.nate felix/iphone user"so i yelled, hey siri, started yelling call so and so, call so and so, going through anyone i could think of. it didn't work out, it said cannot co

hey siri, call 911. said connecting. >> these are the spreaders.s is what we used to pry open the doorway. >> we slid him on to a backboard. >> after four days in the hospital, nate now sits in a wheelchair. his dog by his side. >> the two vertebrae that i broke turns out to be the nerve endings for the arms and hands. hopefully getting better day by day. >> felix says the only thing he could think about was his 10-year-old daughter. he's been spending a lot of time giving her hugs. >>> now your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> it's pretty slippery outsid because of the showers. let's get to live doppler 7 right now. our radar is going to show you exactly where it is raining. as you will notice right around inverness, point reyes station, we're seeing the steadiest showers. heading into san rafael, fairfax. getting you down to street level around san anselmo, ross, it is slippery. around napa, solano avenue into yontville, it is wet across the silverado trail. we go towards union city area and tennyson road is slippery as well. castro va

i‘m siri. jumble of computerised voices plays. : é 222! q g; gge of theg 2 £92!a third of all web browsing could be done without a screen. in a world where 66% of us say they want their lives to be simpler, anything that removes friction, just by removing buttons and just letting us talk to things, is going be attractive. but a post browser world raises an interesting question for all kinds of businesses. how will our customers find us? it is a head scratcher for broadcasters, like the bbc, because without an audience, we might as well pack up and go home. so voice platforms are both really, really exciting and really, really challenging. they‘re exciting because they are a frictionless way to get audiences to your content. it is also a challenge though because you have other companies, amazons, apples, googles coming in, saying what does this mean for other businesses? and we, as the broadcasters, need to think really, really carefully about how we work with those partners in order to make sure that we protect our business and do the right thing for audiences, a

or siri siri what's the meaning of life all evidence to date suggests that it's chocolate self driving cars are also learning the vehicle may step on the brakes roughly once the next time it can already come to a gentle halt thanks to people learning. the intelligent robots be our bosses one day. oh please get this order done by noon today ok at the cybernetics lab at auckland university they're taking a peek into the future pepper the little humanoid robot can already recognize facial expressions and voice tones. hyped up. to get this deal is a beauty yes under team want to expand his capabilities he could work as a social worker in an old folks home or as a sales assistant in a shop. i was kind of i want to rest i want to come robots do better than people basically extend a robot by half a computer center and that's to say you can expand its brain as much as you knock out so a robot is essentially a walking database if it wanted to a robot could absorb all the knowledge in the world into its electronic brain a human can't do that at the subtleties of mention of on this list but. robo

you can say goodbye to alexa and siri. alias will let you give your assistant whatever you like. shows how it works after a user rename to google assistant marvin. >> marvin? are you there? >> i'm herewhen you call it by its new name it stops the white noise and passes the appropriate trigger word to let your virtual assistant here you again. it is open source meaning you will need to build it at home. with investment >>re you purchasing it? ooner >> you have to use a device to protect yourself from another device? just unplug it. >>> good news for the water storage. this week of storms and rain has helped fill the reservoirs. details coming up. >>> we have a little more rain in the forecast but also some sunshine and some sierra snow. your five day forecast is coming up. >>> coming up tonight at 7:00, cities across the country are gearing up for the marches. >>> carty be will not be performing at the super bowl but she will have another role during the big game. ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all,

with this bluetooth headset, you can say 0v phone to activate siri on google, and alexa activated ond assistants and. mmewhat remedy i enjoy sharing interesting facts. and back in the home, some specialist devices are aiming "' """ " w "t t ' " t'§ this is a social companion robot for the elderly. it combines google's voice recognition technology and niq's own platform to be able to not just respond but also initiate conversation. we all need a little nudge from time to time. it can actually provide notjust reminders, but also calls for its users. so if somebody has been sitting down for too long, the motion sensors will alert and it may get them to get up and do a bit of exercise. it could also be helping them keep in contact with their family through the tablet element. i will speak to myself. but of course, these devices do have a way to go before they provide a totally seamless experience. and now, it is going to pull out one of the... this is a gesture—controlled speaker, which works like this. the company behind it are hoping to install their technology in virtual assistants. a

and deputy intelligence chief siri with sacks of eighteen saudis arrested but he insists it was a premeditated murder and on the vendor the tenth that she had recordings from inside the consulate with several countries including the saudis now the u.s. senate passed a resolution in december holding the crown prince mohammed bin responsible for the murder just last week saudi arabia said eleven people it's believed were behind the killing have gone on trial but for least no name. let's go live now to jamal shell in istanbul and just tell us what's happening that small one hundred days. well there are a small gathering go of human rights activists gathered outside there were led by amnesty international who one of the representatives read out a statement essentially to mark the one hundred days but also to remind the world the justice is still not being served through the perpetrators of that murder it's very important for remember that. with all the outrage. spillover that's happened in occurred as a result of this murder there were reports that the crown prince himself the key suspect in this

with this bluetooth headset from 0v loop, you can simply say "0v phone" to activate either siri or googleated assistants are hoping to break new ground in specific environments. chris is desinged to work when in the car, even when you're offline, letting you control music navigation with your voice, and somewhat curiously, with a few gestures too. and back in the home, some specialist devices are aiming to use voice function for slightly more human purposes. this is a social companion robot for the elderly. it combines google's voice recognition technology and leq's own ai platform to be able to not just respond, but also initiate conversation. we all need a little nudge from time to time. it can actually provide notjust the mind, but also call for its users. so if somebody has been sitting down for too long, the motion sensors will alert and it may get them to get up and do a bit of exercise. it could also be helping them keep in contact with their family through the tablet elements. but of course, these devices do have a way to go before they provide a totally seamless experience. and n

you can also say goodbye to alexa and siri. alias let you give your assisted whatever name you would like. video from the product creator shows how it works, after a user named her google assistant marvin. >> marvin. are you there? >> i am here. truck when you call it by its name it stops the white noise passes the appropriate trigger word to let your ritual assistant here you again. alias is an open-source meaning that you will need to build a home but that the project trader says with investments, because the devices in stores sooner rather than later. brett larson, fox news. >>> coming up, one-on-one interview with the california superintendent of public instruction. hear what tony has to say about the government the plan to invest billions into education. struck a controversial way to protect children. middle school students getting a lesson on firearms. >>> severe weather causes a flash flood in los angeles take a look as deputies used a helicopter to rescue somebody stranded on the san gabriel river amid rushing water. th

killed but said it was a result of the brule roll call advisor patani and deputy intelligence chief siri was sacked and eighteen saudis arrested but taken says it was a premeditated murder and on november tenth it said recordings from inside the consulate with several countries including the saudis the us senate passed a resolution in december holding crown prince mohammed bin someone responsible for the murder and last week saudi arabia said eleven people it believes were behind the killing of going on trial no names were released shelled as the latest now from istanbul human rights activists gathered outside there were that by amnesty international who one of the representatives read out a statement essentially to mark the one hundred days but also to remind the wall that justice is still not being served through the perpetrators of murder it's very important for remember that. with all the outrage. it's been over the top and in a crowd as a result of this murder there were reports that the crown prince himself the key suspect in this was advised by members of the trumpet ministration

everywhere in voice, siri used to own voice. now alexa has taken siri behind the gym and kicked her butt. now amazon owns voice. what's the most innovative hardware company in the world. of course it's apple. well, is it? amazon's echo might be the most innovative hardware product. all roads lead to the same place and it's seattle. >> you predicted correctly and early and often that this entire survivor competition between cities for hq 2 was already decided ahead of time. and you also predicted that they would buy whole foods. what's your prediction for 2019 and how amazon grows? >> amazon is about to become -- i predicted they'd be the first trillion dollar company and i was wrong. they will be on the backs of one industry. they will announce something more formidable and definitive, maybe an acquisition or an effort in health care, which is the most disruptable space in the world. it's pretty easy to understand if a sector is ripe for disruption. you look at its pricing relative to inflation. and if there's a gap and they hav

50% said "siri." 50% said, "siri what's the name of the app i always use?"next poll asked, "what's the last book you read?" 40% said, "ha, yeah, i read all the time." [ laughter ] 40% said, "i mean there are so many books that i have read." [ laughter ] 20% said, "okay fine, 'the hobbit' in ninth grade." [ laughter and applause ] this poll asked, "do you want to see the patriots in the super bowl again this year?" 51% said, "yes, i love the pats." 48% said, "no, i'm sick of the pats." rob gronkowski said, "i like when the bowl is full of cheerios." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: next they said, "say 'toy boat' five times fast." 25% said, "toy boat, toy boat, toy boat, toy boat, toy boat." 25% said, "toy boat, toy boat, toy boat, toy boat, toy boat." 50% said, "no." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can you do that? >> steve: toy boat? >> jimmy: say it five times fast? >> steve: toy boat, toy boat, toy b -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, i bet you could do it man. i think tariq -- could you do it? >> steve: can you do it, tariq? >> tariq: i'm pretty sure

here's what jang siri yeah co-founder and manager of the concentric patriotism alliance has to say the only. thing i know. that i understand it. and. i think you're right and. i'm. in the. league i'm good. at the offices of the taiwanese government spokesperson cole last year tucker says more can be done to regulate all political groups woman stands as a xian towards. when he. says you're going to see this. but even before changes to legislation police have started to act in early august they raid the offices of another fringe party the china unification promotion party and the home of its chairman chang on suspicion the group was receiving funding from the chinese government. there were loads of incentives on winners and you see . the americans on the mail now don't. know what are. two days later a crowd greets chang as he arrives for questioning at taipei's district court. he's arguably one of taiwan's most controversial politicians also known as the white wolf chang is a former mob boss who spent ten years in prison in america and seventeen years on the run in mainland china he was

normal i mean china has been developing very well over the last thirty years and as you cannot make siri tells us developing countries that some point their growth rates will slow and just flatter than twenty thirty two ten years ago and that's simply normal development normal but we can't ignore the fact that there is the specter all three trade dispute between the united states and china have those tariffs been denting growth the tool for china well experts say that the trade war between the u.s. and china hasn't been really in the two thousand eight hundred figures it's the uncertainty around the dispute between mr trumpet or the chinese officials which has caused some problems in china but the actual expectations on what will happen we would see that in two thousand and nineteen at latest after march first when we know whether they will find an agreement or not but i wondering will that not to pressure on beijing to come up with the goods to result of this trade spat yes of course i mean the mood for the way how in the global economy. business is being done has changed and china has

it on the we don't need audio, but you can use the face recognition and processing like alexa and siri, to analyze. so we are actually doing this .nd bring it to trials this is an application of ai in trying to make media more equal. something that we can give research funding to. i wanted to point out. , you guys recognize these places in the desert, there are two of them. anybody know where this is? burning man on the top, the bottom is a syrian refugee camp in jordan. they are governed differently. why are we doing that? we have all of this ability. why aren't we deploying the to lift to this town, itself out of a very difficult situation? so many systems are not using these great technologies, yet we have those humans on the planet and we can rotate them. this is the last one i put out, it has my colleagues. this is a bipartisan shift that has changed over time. our media landscape -- the president in the first state of the union said, there is nothing that better deserves your than.age science, literature and knowledge it is the surest form of public happiness. how do we get out o

with this bluetooth headset, you can simply say "ov phone" to activate either siri on google, and "ovvated assistants are hoping to break new ground in specific environments. chris is supposed to work when in the car, even when you're offline, letting you control music and even navigation with your voice. and, somewhat curiously, with a few gestures too. elliq: i enjoy sharing interesting facts. and back in the home, some specialist devices are aiming to use voice function for slightly more human purposes. this is a social companion robot for the elderly. it combines google's voice recognition technology and elliq's own ai platform to be able to not just respond, but also initiate conversation. we all need a little nudge from time to time. it can actually provide notjust reminders, but also goals for its users. so if somebody has been sitting down for too long, then motion sensors will alert it and may get them to get up and do a bit of exercise. it could also be helping them keep in contact with their family through the tablet element. je m'appelle lara. i will speak to myself. but,

intelligence and machine learning which is sprinkled throughout the company in numerous other products like siriery ahn: thank you so much. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: since its founding in 2015, heal has been looking to change the health care industry, primarily by harnessing technology for doctors to make house calls. it has made more than 100,000 such housecalls. wednesday, the company announced two high-profile additions to its ranks. dr. paul jacobs is joining heal as its chairman and former florida governor jeb bush is joining the board. i have used it a couple of times. you are announcing that you are launching in atlanta a partnership with aetna. you are also in partnership with several service providers. what is the next step? nick: over the past few years, we have worked hard to get a regulatory change to deliver housecalls, to the audience that needs heal most. emily: the app is synchronized into the apple watch. paul, what attracted you to this company? paul: we had the idea of doing something like this a long time ago, but the technology wasn't there. we tried to build that at qualc

the campaign with those messages it seemed like he was faking it like i never thought he was so the siri was very dishonest in his presentation but you know see i really believe she is full of hope and change and she's full of beans she's full of energy she's ready for another so it's a cycle is turning over in america this is the beginning of a whole new political cycle i'm totally excited by or i'm going to vote for twenty four and i'm already decided that that's because you can't help yourself because i can persuasive as scott adams would say and i want to look at another headline here and this happened over the past week we can have and it's a tweet as from the attorney general of pennsylvania and he seems so impressed with himself about the great work he's doing about wells fargo owned mostly biggest shareholder is warren buffett you know ukulele playing warren buffett he said where announcing a five hundred seventy five million dollar fifty state settlement with wells fargo for opening an authorized accounts and charging consumers auto insurance and mortgage fees they didn't actual

i know siri has exist fards long time but the idea of amazon and google and facebook having come to marketsner than anybody would have expected, certainly well in advance of apple with their advice, that's number one. and number two, while contents is an object for everybody, it seems apple has plenty of that. i'm surprised it's taken them this long to make those movers, as they have. that being said, they certainly an catch up. we've seen networks on the linear and cable side transform themselves on the back of one snowfall. look at amc and "mad men" and breaking balds to plook at what one particular show can do and mazon with "the match allows mrs. maisle." those kind of one-time wonders, if you will can make that differential so you tonight -- don't resume apple out of everything. emily: programs it's a sign that apple is changing its hardware first approach. since you mentioned "the marvelous mrs. maisle," one of he wingers at the golden globes, we saw two awards for "roma" a big deal for netflix as i thought first original ovie winning an award. hat do you make of that? >> look, i thin

so agree just as so egregiously wrong or so specifically right that you could immediately you know siri what's the answer to this and they can find it the problem is that this is the system that duke is setting up it relies on people people have to input the information in order to determine whether or not something is true but the other thing that's not being discussed about the story is context so much of what is true or untrue relies on context and if you don't have context for what's being said i remember when i interviewed president obama one point having this interview with him and you know asked him a series of questions and then went back and took his answers and place them in context to historical facts but also to what the law specifically were and there was a lot of praise at the time for having done it that way it's a different kind of fact check we call it reality check right because there is context that goes. as with what is being said beyond just whether or not those stats are facts or figures add up this whole thing is a trump response where they all want to say oh trum

artificial intelligence and machine learning is sprinkled through numerous other projects like siri.ompany joins several other companies expected to make their public debut this year, including uber and lyft. they expect 500 million guest arrivals this year. around $31came in billion. coming up, ever sit down with jeffrey katzenberg and meg whitman, and their new bet on short from video. what they have to say about hiking prices and whether customers will stick around. that is next, this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: netflix, amazon, and hulu battle for streaming dominance, and upstart wants to upend the business. they are building a short form video library for mobile phones. it comes from former dreamworks animation studio and disney studios chair jeffrey katzenberg, and for hp ceo meg whitman. expected to roll out next year, quibi already has millions of dollars from major movie studios. i sat down with whitman and katzenberg to discuss. we areo not think competitive with netflix, this is a different use case. we admire what they have done, it is remarkable. that is when you invest a hal

you can also say goodbye to alexa and siri.from the project creator shows how a works after a user renamed to google assistant marvin. >> marvin? are you there? >> i'm here. >> it will stop the white noise impasses the appropriate r word virtual assistant here you again. alias is an open source. the project creator says with investment we could see the devices and stores sooner rather than a leader, later. >>> every day millionaires is the author of a new book by that same name and making the claim that eight out of 10 millionaires reach that milestone to their company's 401(k) plan. chris hogan surveyed more than 10,000 millionaires define the qualities that make them successful. it took about 28 years for investors to reach the millionaire mark. the top five careers were engineer, accountant, teacher, manager, and attorney. more than have to millionaires become millionaires is because they lack financial discipline. >> the biggest mistake that people make is not understanding the threat of debt and not being intentional with

tension -- tencent is creating its own digital assistant,a siri-like virtual assistant for we chat thatnk to several of its services, as well as third-party apps. assistants from google and amazon fight for dominance in the united states, they remain marginally -- virtually nonexistent in china. it is unclear when it will be rolled out. still ahead, could elon musk be the answer to easing tensions between the u.s. and china? now that his giga factory has broken ground in shanghai, the chinese premier seems to think so. we will discuss next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the u.s. and china tensions are a standstill over trade. could you love must be the answer desk elon musk be the answer -- could elon musk be the answer? the chinese premier wants elon musk to expand the market for chinese cars. tesla just broke ground on a factory in shanghai. this is an interesting new potential role for elon musk is diplomatic liaison or at tesh a of sorts. >> it is easy to forget, but right at the beginning of the trump administration, there was talk, this is going back almost two years, there was talk

the company will soon introduce a siri-like virtual assistant that will link to several of tencent'sell as third-party apps. while assistants from google and amazon fight for dominance in the united states, they remain largely nonexistent in china. beis unclear when it will rolled out. still ahead, could elon musk be the answer to easing tensions between the u.s. and china? the chinese premier seems to think so. we will discuss next. this is bloomberg. ♪ and china tensions are at a standstill over trade. could elon musk be the answer? thetesla ceo met with chinese premier, who says he hopes tesla can become a better promoter of ties between their countries, and he also hopes musk can expand the market for electric cars. this is an interesting new potential role for elon musk as diplomatic liaison or at cachet -- attache of sorts. >> it is interesting -- it's easy to forget, but right at the beginning of the trump administration, there was talk that elon musk was sort of the perfect spokesperson for trumpian nationalism because he was making products in the u.s., bringing them to the

so i have siri read them and it makes them better, because she's the worst. that good? okay, that was the first one. >> it's always a pleasant surprise when you find an unexpected ten dollars in the jacket pocket of a stranger. >> the person who said to drink 8 to 10 cups of water a day for your health forgot that it also makes you enter 5 to 7 public restrooms a day. >> most of the time i'm a good dad, and then the rest of the time i read bedtime stories to my kids faster than i do anything in my life. i like to go paint balling with my friends when they least expect it. >> you never know how many useless things you know until you train someone at work. >> nothing gives me more of a rush than declining insurance on a rental car. >> that's always me at the rental kiosk when they say, "we highly recommend you get coverage for an extra $47 a day." and i'm like, "no thanks." and then they ask, "does your personal insurance cover it?" and i'm like, "yes." >> google is turning 20 years old this year. i cannot believe it was just 21 years ago that i never researche

steve: siri is listening all the time. to your earlier point about the gang of 20. with more money. not in a million years. ainsley: we interviewed earlier on the show, cute guy to west virginia, caleb hannah, 19 years old, ran the campaign from college dorm room. beat democratic incumbent. he has a solution what washington should do. >> i'm working together with delegates robbie and patrick martin, robbie taking the lead and we wantç to take 10 million of west virginia's 200 million-dollar surplus and give it directly to the southern border to help build the wall. we owe it to the voters. west virginia has a terrible drug problem and i believe that, it is, a lot of those drugs and opioids are coming directsly from the southern border. i have spoken to state law enforcement, that the drugs are so pure can't be coming anywhere other than mexico. steve: his state is so far from the southern border. but he wants legislation in the west virginia assembly, to send a lot of money to build the border wall. reading about the national safety council. car crashes one of the

so this is the tough side of siri. >> girls in the hood. step on to my black and watch these jagged broken streets and sidewalk cracks like ricketty bridges choose our black and the pot of gold on the other side of the world so he hood girls shot our pain into thing me fa phone wind, hoping it kill carry dreams to rooftop width radio towers broadcasting our town clicking, smack talking, neck rolling, hip swaying, finger snapping sass through telephone wire jump ropes and we counsel out the seconds, minutes, hours, days until we break past these invisible walls where glass ceilings are so so eye we only look up and never the surface. man cured nails, hoping that maybe the stars will reach down instead and want to touch us, too. ... make the quench the thirst wrapping around my throat where better sleep song is lodged and may be well except this time eliminate potion. you are a love broke. damn boy you have me thirsty over you. mouth dry, lips chapter i am dreaming of quenching waters and all i want to do is swim deep in this thing called lem

syria has not worked for a -- siri has not worked for a decade. they are the one who respects privacy. your only worried about interaction with the customer, you say alexa, hey, google. if you are not only that interaction, that is potentially a huge problem for keeping people in your ecosystem. anna: we started talking about apple. tsmc then, a dismal outlook from them. how does that link into the iphone story? tsmc, it's in the name, taiwan semi conductor manufacturing company. they designed chips for apple. there is quite a good read across from what they expect in the coming quarter. that gives some indication of what will happen for apple sales as well. apple is perhaps cutting supporters. one caveat, they have a lot of customers, least of all huawei. they have had a tough time of things at late. that is some indication of what is happening at apple, but it is a broader story. matt: very cool, thanks for joining us. that's it for the european open. stay with bloomberg television, up next is bloomberg surveillance. francine lacqua will be spea

. >>> avalanche warnings are posted in parts of the siri out sierra as the storm dumps huge amounts of stored snow. interstate 80 is shut down from colfax to the nevada state line because of blizzard conditions. ashley williams shows us the scene. >> reporter: white out conditions, heavy snowfall and severe wind is a recipe for avalanche and blizzard advisories. you heard it correctly, the avalanche center warning people that the danger will last through the night. the conditions making it difficult for drivers heading to and from the sierra. at one point, i-80 west near truckee was near a standstill due to so many spin outs with many using alternate routes to make it to their destinations. >> they suggested we go this way and we're going to give it a shot. >> reporter: some travelers were able to find the silver lining. >> it is beautiful. we are trying to enjoy ourselves and look at the snow. . >> reporter: the flurries made it hard to see the road. caltrans spent the day enforcing chain controls which are in effect on highway 50 and i-80. >> we put our chains on in the driveway befo

i want siri to understand me. >> voice recognition would be a great thing if it really worked. >> what can't figure out is why i can't say to the phone, hey, get in touch with walter, we want to set up lunch, and then it just figures it out. it has your calendar, it has my calendar. it should just be able to do that. it seems to me preposterous that we are in this day in age and of great technology and that still requires a lot of handiwork. >> i remember the old days covering voice recognition 20, 30 years ago, and they said it's just around the corner. it still doesn't fully work. let me ask you about the disparity in compensation of ceos versus workers. that seems to have grown and grown and grown. why is that? and is that part of the problem our country is facing, too? >> i think it's a problem insofar as it creates a schism in this country. it creates a psychological schism amongst the haves and the have-nots and the feeling of a greater sense of inequality than ever before. so, that part is real. you'd ask why? part of it is that, i would argue, when most companies hire an employ

congolese people as it whole i have voted for is a change a new beginning whereby the conflict to me siri dannatt tremendous security of the . countries will be changed by having a new leader of the country all right so what so what shall intel telling you what's your understanding of what the situation is because there are some suggestions that this again today as you know one of the main opposition leaders has been in talks with to talk about some sort of power sharing arrangement if that lead to be the case would that be an acceptable result a female point of view would that be expressing the will of the people. that would be interesting to see i mean all of our senate around the world instead of the country are a weighty to see what the city will actually come up with actually believe that the city may not come out of the results where they're now saying that it was a wee wee some saying that because of the i'm going to rise movement i'm seeing sort of a culture but if they do so i do believe you will get you beginning for the congo and i hope that the congolese elected officials incl

and don't talk to devices in the house expect my labradors don't bark for siri, they only bark for me. but you see my point. just to summarize, it starts, quite honesty with knowledge and learning and how you take care of your company and yourselves and it gets to the future of some of the devices. but it begins that if you look at all the data and the studies and independent companies, the majority of the issues have come because of hygiene and your employee base . >> they do have microsoft as a key element of the partnership. microsoft understands the concept of patching security by design right from the beginning >> how do you get people to do a culture path of pathing -- patching. we get update notices but i'm in the middle of work and i'm writing the story. so, do i do a patch tuesday? >> [ laughter ] >> we do have our patch tuesday club. as he knows. >> but that's where you heard me talking earlier about developing capabilities where there's a lot more automation center and not much dependency on the user that's where we all evolve to but we do still have to start with basic pra

here's what chuang siri year co-founder and manager of the concentric patriotism alliance has to say the only. thing i think. that i can't remember. and. i didn't witness and. i'm. in the. league now i'm good. at the offices of the taiwanese government spokesperson last year tucker says more can be done to regulate all political groups one may stand as a xian towards shore. when he. says you're going to see this time. but even before changes to legislation police have started to act in early august they raid the offices of another fringe party the china unification promotion party and the home of its chairman chang on suspicion the group was receiving funding from the chinese government. there were loads of incentives on winners and you. may have gone down the mail man don't. know what are. two days later a crowd greets chang as he arrives for questioning at taipei's district court. he's arguably one of taiwan's most controversial politicians also known as the white wolf chang is a former mob boss who spent ten years in prison in america and seventeen years on the run in mainland chi