she works at stripe.t do you see yourselves continuing to work to attract and retain whether it is women are underrepresented minorities? >> there is a whole bunch of specific initiatives. making sure that people are becoming moms and parents stay with the company. we track those numbers carefully. we are delighted they are as high as they are. goals, what we set for managers. i think sometimes people leave to quickly to what their checklist is of initiatives. if you are actually going to take this seriously and do it well, it has to be something suffusedly deeply is in the culture and everybody lives every day. again, you can have a good list of initiatives. it is not really -- if it is not in the culture, it will not work. emily: before we go, i understand there is a third brother who as i hear is even more tech savvy than you are? tell me about tommy. >> tommy is a four years my junior. tommy was very interested in this topic that we talk about, the implications of technology and the fact that more of

stripe as a public company? -- do you see stripe as a public company? eventually, at some point.e in such an expansion phase, so far from reaching the plateau where things will stabilize and the business becomes predictable -- i was in asia last week, and there is just such vast opportunity there for every internet business, stripe included, that we are so fixated on making sure, how do we ensure that while stripe is in the u.s., asia, latin america, that we are really capitalizing on opportunities there longwhatever term structure of the company is, we will set it within that. emily: john and patrick collison, cofounders of stripe. check out the full interview on the latest episode of "studio one ple1.0." that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." tomorrow, we will speak with armed ceo. that's all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: wall street rebounds along with sure yields as investors reassess market direction to the gridlock in italy. ramy: the s&p 500 and the most in three weeks, hoping the selloff caused by fears about the future of the eurozone. and rigi

i'd been a stars and stripes photographer. and when i conceived of this idea and had captured some of my audio interviews, i reached out to the newspaper. we met, we had a wonderful discussion and we came away from meeting saying we really had to partner on so stars and stripes was very much at the beginning of the process. in addition to stars and stripes, we had two great sponsors. we had the national federation of the blind, and we have nikon. now, that's an unusual partnership, a blind organization sponsoring a photo exhibit and then a camera company, but through some technology that my companies developed, blind people can now see art and see photographs which they can see here at the newsium, but really the premiere partner in this was the newsium because they saw this as an opportunity to do something that seldom can be accomplished. look back 50 years, identify the people in the photographs, talk to them today and ask them how do the effects of 50 years ago affect your life in the years that have preceded? this is my m

that is phenomenal for stripe.ripe has been working with smaller businesses for a long time, but bloomberg broke the news you are now working with amazon, facebook, microsoft, booking.com, lyft. how does a startup that is still growing serve such huge companies? >> i think our success with these larger companies is not despite the fact we started working with startups, it is because we started working with startups. when you start as a startup and when you serve them, you cannot bamboozle them with fancy sales materials and a big marketing campaign. they will not get deceived by it. they will assess you precisely on the product merits and what helps them innovate faster and fulfill their ambitions as rapidly as possible. it is really punishing. we were forced to build a product to help them execute as quickly as possible. emily: stripe makes money by charging a small fee on every transaction. you are now processing billions of dollars a year for hundreds of thousands of companies taking payments worldwide. you are

them in yet fighting for them in bosnia which is where the green leader of september 11th earned his stripes by the way that did not cancel the sanctions regime against iraq but that did not and support for the support for the palestinians and bill clinton use them and failed to try to prevent their rise in a

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but if you can see the striped -- looks like stripes on them -- there will be two parking garages. >> director samaha: can you show me where those are? >> they have the vertical -- stripes. that's the parking garage. there is one here and one here as well. that is california avenue. so you're just about half a block away from some parking garage structures. plus there is parking on most of the streets. >> director samaha: right, yeah, good, i'm glad we have foreseen that, because you know, we don't want, like i said, cars circling around trying to find parking spots, we want this pedestrian friendly environment. we have locations where people feel the need to drive onto the island, they have easy access to that. ok. thanks. >> director giusti: thank you. i'll start off by echoing the sentiments of my fellow commissioners. it's always wonderful to look at beautiful renditions of well thought out street scapes. question i had was, did we check in with any of our advocacy groups, like walk san francisco, to let them know the plans, get input, maybe get concerns out of the the way early w

she's got to earn her stripes. she's got to earn her stripes. >> are you gonna help me? you here to help me? >> i'm more motivated to help you than i am him, i can tell you that. >> help me help you help me. [laughing] >> i'm concerned right out of the gates that michael thinks his name is more important than it is. and i think it's getting in the way of him making good, solid business decisions. he's letting his ego drive it, not the numbers. how much is your rent here a month? >> $5,800. >> are you kidding me? >> no. >> in dyer, indiana, in a plaza that's half-empty? >> it's what everybody pays in this plaza. >> everybody that's not here? what do you generate in a typical class? >> about $120 for every four-person session. >> how many total clients? >> 122. >> and so--i mean, where is everybody? >> well, our next session starts in 30 minutes from now. it's prime hours in the morning, and then prime in the late afternoon, early evening. >> and so in the morning, there's classes? what time? >> there's a 6:00 a.m., 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00. >> and then what happens the res

women's rights, racial stripes, watchtion will -- one -- 1968: america in turmoil. words,ght, on after jerome corsi talks about his book, "killing the deep state." >> i heard some of these freeseas -- phrases bandied about in recent years. maybe you can define in your view deep space, shadow government and swap. are they the same thing? >> in my terminology, they are the deep state. others might call them the shadow government because they are affecting their own bureaucratic wishes rather than the wishes of the people. in electing donald trump for instance. and donald trump has turned it the "swamp" which is probably the term most americans immediately understand because washington was at one point a swamp. and the creatures coming out of the swamp are certainly fighting and fighting back for their turf. >> watch after words on c-span2's book tv. american history tv, we hear from three veterans

exposed to and every turkish editorial bureau has desks that belong to colleagues who are now in jail striped. is that vital because of the current situation there and critical reporting is being suppressed do you want to start a turkish t.v. channel is that a good idea if they could us and the i think it's a great idea because turkish television is knocking options and we know that in turkey like anywhere else television is the medium that reaches the most people. us media and we also know that other media produced by journalists in germany every demand in turkey makes. enough mental so i was very pleased when deeds will be announced this because i think it can really fill a much needed gap to look at. it talk turkey journalists are in jail in slovakia investigative journalist was murdered what information do you have on the circumstances. and it does talk. but what we know about young czechs murder is that there was a climate in slovakia that made that even possible and that's. what we also know and this is the real scandal is that government circles in the immediate vicinity of the then pr

her career began in one nine hundred seventy nine singing in the band to stripes in english. but success one come to mind hundred eighty two in berlin when with her new band name now she became the face and voice of new german wave. paranoid and once it carried her to international pop fame nina became the poster girl for german pop music the success could be overwhelming. enough to assure obviously super happy but you have to take it easy because everything's just happening so fast we celebrated yesterday but i think the real joy is only going to hit now where. it's more of no use. in the late eighties and in a split from the band the center albums she released in the ninety's didn't match her earlier successes. she also worked as a t.v. presenter had touch about it for a while. hello hello welcome to metro i'm doing a little housework i hope that doesn't bother you and c. o. two thousand and. sumach to come back with her platinum album nina featuring name everyone wanted to hear the new arrangements of her old hits including duets with others saying is like kim wilde. slipp

weather with a lot of thunder activity and to rendell downpours and around the birmingham area, this stripe0 millimetres of rain in the past few hours across the birmingham area and in the forthcoming week more thunderstorms, light winds and some mist and fog around and there is a combination of at least three of those things with low cloud on the north sea for eastern parts of england and spots of rain in the north—east of scotland. a lot of sunshine around bringing mcleod back to the coast and through the heat of the afternoon we get showers popping up the afternoon we get showers popping up with thunderstorms but not as extensive as the last couple of days with fine and dry weather and you will see how the temperatures respond to it coming through. if you're out and about on bank holiday monday don't get caught out by the strength of the sun. 28 widely, but not so on the east coast where the cloud rolls back on the north sea and the breeze helps the ferry of the cloud which forms over the north sea and drags into central and eastern parts as we start the new day on tuesday, a good deal o

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see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous light o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rockets red glare bursting in air gave proof through the night our flag was still there say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free home of the brave ♪] [applause] >> i invite you to join with me in prayer. let us pray. god, we ask that you bless this ceremony, and through it the trust of our nation in this agency to keep the 20 defense of our citizens in freedoms. hasdirector, gina haspel, the confidence of our nation's leaders because of her proven abilities into record of selfless service and the loyalty of our agency. she comes from their ranks. she is ready to assume the mantle of leading this team, to those whom they protect, the soles of their deeds for sure our freedoms remain secure during their watch. she is quick to humbly acknowledge her limitations. she did not arrive at this moment without the help, love, and to support of many, beginning

you can see the beautiful stripes as it kind of goes past the camera and then notices this one diverho started to swim back towards the boat. this other diver was like no you don't. in all likelihood they say it was probably going to be nothing than a little bump and turn away but you don't want to find out the hard way. >>> i honestly can't believe this video or the story behind it. it's the worse. i'll let you watch. >> that's a kid. >> yeah. that's a four-year-old kid running towards his sibling right there. that's his mother. that 18-year-old, he wanted to pretty much front kick directly in the sternum. >> not that there's any justification for this, but why? >> they did track that 18-year-old down. of it was explained as he was under exam stress. if you're wondering how bad it got, no charges, in more investigations. >> he is lucky mom was too stunned to react. another would have went clock. >> looking for this fellow. this is super market sweep. start smashing up this jewelry store now. actual customers decide to fight back. you can see he goes back to the store. does a bit mor

. >> i was going to say, where did the guy with the stripes get back to his feet and keep going at that guy? it looks like he was trying to back um up and not continue fighting. now i understand. >> the fact it did go viral. it turns out the ex-boyfriend made several attempts to get her into his car so they can work things out and get back together. she wants nothing to do with him. she ended up having to leave school. she stopped her studies, working on her regular job because she was afraid this guy could actually harm her. right be every this video was captured, he had apparently followed her around at the different locations she was at trying to aggressively put her in this car. >> hopefully this gets out, she telling the truth this guy's got problems. >> it sounds likeher dad was trying to protect her. >> it sounds like this fight started when the boyfriend showed up and saw her with another man and thought maybe it was a new lover, when in reality, it was just her dad. >> it starts the way most videos start. i don't know how, if this is going to work, but we're going to do it. >>

as well as the korean flag and the other bands you see here often in evidence in the stars and stripes these people believe the strong ally the united states provides the ultimate protection against north korea so the on again off again talks between trump and kim leaves many people here deeply conflicted. south korea and the u.s. are like one body because it might have all the north koreans are all lying is and they use military force and don't respect human rights there are not a good dialogue just for the sake of dialogue won't do any good. presidential office the blue house now says they're cautiously optimistic that the summit will go ahead in singapore and the majority of people in south korea would agree with them these people may be against it but opinion polls show around three quarters of south koreans support moon and this policy of engagement. well the u.s. house of representatives has approved a measure requiring the pentagon to investigate whether american troops tortured detainees in yemen hundreds of men have reportedly gone missing after a search for al qaeda fighters

♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ thro' the perilous fight ♪ o'er the ramparts we watchedly streaming ♪ and the rockets red glare ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave? [applause] i invite you to join in prayer. let us pray. >> gracious god, we ask that you bless this ceremony, and through it the trust of our nation in this agency to be vigilant in its defense of our citizens and our freedoms. our director, gina haspel, has the confidence of our nation's leaders because of her proven abilities and record of selfless service, and the loyalty of our agency since just led from the front taking the hard jobs and come from the ranks. she is right to assume the mantle of leading this team which although most of the reactions remain unknown to those whom they protect. the results of their deeds ensure that our freedoms remain secure during their watch. she is quick to humbly acknowledge her limitations and share that s

. >> every once in a while there would be a passenger that would look at me, see the stripes and say are you flying? and if i answered yes, everyone once in a while they'd turn around and get off. >> reporter: her medical training kicked in during those critical moments. >> no, it's not on fire but part of it's missing. they said there's a hole and someone went out. >> i'm sorry, you said there was a hole and somebody went out? >> as the 737 continues its rapid descent -- >> the firefighters came over and saying brace for impact, take cover, brace for impact. >> coming in, i knew we were going too fast. >> plane hits the runway at roughly 109 miles an hour, much faster than the typical 155. emergency crews are waiting and paramedics rush jennifer riordan off the plane. back in albuquerque, her husband, michael, watches the news and waits for more information. i saw one passenger was brought to the hospital. i thought okay, if the whole plane didn't crash, she can be that injured, she's at the hospital. and a few minutes later i got a call from the hospital and the doctors said i'm so

they are replacing the four-inch traffic stripes with new and brighter six-inch stripes.he work is supposed to happen between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. keep your fingers crossed and it should be done by august. >>> a fremont college could lose its accreditation. the school is under scrutiny because a high number of foreign students get u.s. work permits. the mercury news says the accrediting agency for northwestern polytechnic university is asking for detailed information about students and the employers who hire them. critics say the school is denying the charge. >>> and one south bay city has found a way to turn cigarette butts into something useful. we are talking about recycling the old smokes into plastic chairs. well, they want smokers to flow away the smoker butts into the receptacles just installed in the city parking lot. they will send the butts to a company called paracycle and turn the tobacco and paper into non-food compost. the filters that contain a synthetic fiber are then used and turned into plastic pellets to create park benches and other products. los a

with new and brighter six-inch stripes. it should be done in august. >> if you ride the new north bay smart train you probably know about the talk of an event you'll station. according to the marin, it got more expensive, city leaders are scrambling and the opening day is being pushed to next year at the earliest. >>> lebron james and the cavs are the only thing left standing between the warriors and the second straight mba championship. >> the dubs finished on top in game seven in houston. after all of the hype itcant was win. at the half things are looking a little bleak with rockets up 11. about the third quarter once again made all of the difference. o st steph caught fire again. you might have been able to hear the roar at o raquel . lots of fans afterward singing bring on lebron. >> we saw the championship resolve, you know what i'm saying? if the warriors came to play. >> we going to get lebron. >> you know what i'm saying? >> here we go again. for the fourth straight year, game one thursday at oracle, tip-off at 6:0

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. >>> this morning as tourists of all stripes take the long weekend to mark the unofficial start to summer, they took a hit and fought to bring back profits. miguel al malmiguer. >>> while there is no doubt that the disaster is devastating communitying in the area, it is also impacting the number one industry, tourism. the biggest hit coming off of early may's eruption. . the hoskins family from ohio didn't know what to do. >> we're not from here so we didn't know what to do. >> offering deals and reainsurance trying to lure back site -- sight seers. >> this is isolated to a very, very small section of our island. >> 1% of the land here is impacted by the eruption. the island is more than 4,000 square miles. >> one of the island's most popular tourist destinations with more than two million visitors last year alone. businesses across the big island are taking a hit. almost 100 miles away, it is having ripple effects on the west side, the kona coast. clear sky there's but this hillton resort is feeing tling pinch. >> a lot of cancellations have come through. >> one boat tour owner says prof

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red striped sky, my confusion. bright yellow, grey sky, my otter. telephone poll, my wishes. stop sign, my fear. black cloud, white sky, bliss. blinking signals, my intentions. black mountains, too many suggestions. skipping white lines, my attention. a young cowboy first saw the lights. the horns on your van, my defensiveness. that old train, my dreams. that old train. still to come on the travel show. the incredible journey of one woman who has a passion for wild swimming. water is my domain. i'm happiest in the water. and we learn to ski the traditional chinese way. so stay with us for that. next up, we continue our series looking at incredible journey is happening around the world, as we visit snowdonia national park in wales. it's here where one woman's passion for swimming has led her to exploring this wild and unique landscape in a completely different way. it feels pure. i don't think i've feel anything more pure than swimming. the water is my domain. i am happiest in there. over the last few years i have in exploring snowdonia national park

. >>> this morning as the tourist of all stripes take the long weekend to mark the unofficial start ofum, hes, there's one top tourist destination that's in need of visitors, that's hawaii. with the island's tourism industry taking a hit and fighting to bring profits back to paradise as the eruption of the kilauea volcano shows no sign of stopping. miguel has that story. >> reporter: it's one of the most destructive eruptions since kilauea started bubbling again 35 years ago. while there's no doubt the ongoing disafter thor is devastating communities in this area, it's also impacting the entire island's number one industry, tourism. the digest hit came right after early may's eruption. >> the cancellations were island wide from the highest luxury hotel. >> the hoskins family from ohio was worried but came anyway. >> we didn't know what do. >> now resorts, hotels, even restaurants and airlines are offering deals and reassurance desperately trying to lure back sight sears. the islanders visitor's bureau stretion almost everything is open for business. >> this is truly isolated to a very

it is hard to change a tiger's stripes. i think this is a good day. i think it is a new day of negotiations and i think it will turn out well with this president. >> a member of the foreign affairs, chair of the subcommittee on asia and the pacific, republican of florida. our first call comes from virginia. this is lucy on our republican line for representative ted yoho. >> good morning. thank you for taking my call. >> caller: i'm very pleased and optimistic about the potentially of these changes in foreign policy in that i think what we are forgetting is that for any kind of a deal to work with north korea or iran you have to superimpose the concept of a resolution. by that i mean a change of heart and perhaps the only way any kind of deal will work will be if the rogue nations, the horrible maligned nations that just want to create havoc and evil [ inaudible ] perhaps i'm sure the only way any kind of a deal will work is if they have had a change of heart and maybe decided maybe to wake up and become like a behaved nation. that would be such an exc

they are reminding us that the fed is not going to change its stripes once we get to 2% inflation.light of the fact that they have undershot that target for about eight years running, they are willing to tolerate some degree of overshoot. that is going to be the key focal point in the minutes. really trying to better understand how much they are willing to tolerate in terms of overshoot and for what the length of time. that is something they have been somewhat vague on and we could get clues in a bit. amanda: it is interesting, this is not a unique to the u.s. central bank story. central bankers in many countries struggling with the fact that they set these targets. canada central banker saying we know we are at 2%, i don't want to be asked why am not raising rates. it is kind of a reeducation of how much inflation is ok. do you expect to see in the minutes some of these concerns about any inflation being bad? carl: i think they are willing to tolerate a low and stable pace of inflation. i don't knoww -- if that will be a major focal point, but that is something they have been emph

[national anthem begins] ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming, whose broad stripesnd bright stars through the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming? and the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there -- o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ [applause] (202) 748-8003 -- announcer: ladies and gentlemen, general dunford. dunford: ladies and gentlemen, once again, welcome to the sermon. mr. president, secretary mattis, and distinguished guests with the gold star families with us this morning, it is an honor to join you. to remember the more than one million americans who gave their last full measure so we could live in freedom. in this memorial day, we mark the 100th anniversary of world war i. in that war to end all wars, americans the one to your and promised -- your and promised -- not comed promised to back until it was all over. service weselfless associate with the memory of our fallen sons and daughters,

. >>> and this is commencement season, and speakers of all stripes are addressing the political climate, but should they go so far as to name the president? >>> plus, an exclusive interview with an author who is fighting the good fight to bridge the partisan divide and donating all his profits to charity. chris cuomo is here to question the eteamed author of a brand-new book, "clowns to the rest of me and jokers to the right." that would be me. first, the president and members of conservative media have promoted a theory that the fbi imbedded a spy within the trump campaign during the 2016 election. this plot holds that the intel community, the so-called deep state, with the support of then president obama used this spy to destroy the trump campaign from the inside. and it was that work that spurred the mueller probe now being used to frame president trump. that's why the president has labelled the mueller probe a witch hunt or spygate. watching the ensuing partisan debate unfold, i find it to be big on sound bites but thin in evidentiary analysis. that the facts are a bit complicated o

then the last activity really is striping. the striping will be done here the weekend of may 20th. so that is -- that scope is completely on track to meet the needs. speaking of bus storage, that's one of the flashing beacons right there on the left hand that we've been talking about. it's pretty basic but it doesn't have its sign on yet. that's what we've been talking about. it has loops that will activate it. on the right shows the concrete pavement. over 90% of the concrete pavement is in now. we will be moving in, testing buses on may 30th. so at the end of the month here. we are still on track for the june 26th completion of the admin building and turning over the keys is anticipated around july 1st to ac transit. so moving onto safety and labor. we did have one incident. we had a recordable the early part of april. a shoulder strain. the one real item of note is we surpassed $5 million draft dollars on the project with 173,000 just this last month. we still have well over 700 workers out there. it's obviously going to drop off really fast here with over 400 electricians. it's

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