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industry and those jobs are no longer the kind of high-level paying jobs they're mostly service jobs except at the at&t park we have living wages and lengths benefits and family health coverage this protects those jobs and standards and make sure we can establish a standard that other employees should live to and if we allow employers to eliminate those standards by changing employees and breaking units that's bad for a san francisco so we appreciate your yes vote on, on this (clapping.) okay. is there is there any additional public comment on item number 2? seeing none, public comment is clos closed. so colleagues the item is back in the hands of the committee supervisor kim >> frail i want to thank everyone that came out to speak but to be present for the committee hearing on this legislation and i want to first of all, recognize a lot of the members of our hotel communities that is here today. i know there's a strong relationship between workers and our hotel employers and hearing is 33 percent retention rate shows that strong positive relationship and how important it is to our employers and custom

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the question is, where are those jobs? >> tgood news is that there are job openings out there and there have been some studies, one that projected through 2020, we're going to see about 55 million job openings and about 31 million of those are from bibby boomers getting out of the jobs. and retiring, exactly. and 24 million are actually newly created jobs, so there are opportunities out there, but yes, it is important to really try to look and see where the tuns are going b to be and to realize this is not going to be a job they are necessarily going to have for ten years. they'll probably go in there for a couple of years, then find something else. they've been improving. there are a number of places they need to be looking so they can really make the most of their money from that college degree. you talk eed about the $30,000 that a lot of students are going to have in debt. when they get out of school, they want to be making that or more and there are great opportunities to do that, particularly if you go into fields in the

creativity,t job, when we do not have art, we do not have a culture.go -- that stuff he does is not art. movies. some of it is crap. there is a bit of truth in that, but i have been going to movies all of my life. i tend to do a lot of movies that i want to go and see. that is part of the beauty and joy of doing this job. oret to choose roles characters that i want to pretend to be and i want to see in a particular kind of story. i have an opportunity to have fun and to do that. >> who has been your favorite actor to work with? get in trouble answering those kinds of questions. >> that is true. enjoy working with the majority of the people i work with. actors, i generally get along with. i have problems with director sometimes. i generally get along with all the actors i am around. friends, some remain great acquaintances that you see places and you enjoy seeing. some, i remain in contact with, we text, we talk, we get together. some i play golf with. i have a lot of relationships with a lot of different actors. >> another secret of his success, he get

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jobs. he wore that black t-shirt all the time. not at the most recent event. why. >> that is on purpose. i think there was some interesting press that will come out. the comparison to steve jobs was too much. >> he didn't like the comparison? >> he reveres steve jobs very much. he did not want people to mistake that he is the next steve jobs. >> who is lei jun? he could have retired. he was very wealthy. he decided to start a smartphone maker. >> when i first got to know him and learn his ambition, most entrepreneurs think about building a weapon and going to war with one weapon. he wants to build a military apparatus. he will have a browser, a phone, an entire ecosystem around the mobile revolution. that is how he looked at it. what drives him is the financial. it is also impact. this is what got him going. >> he had some scars from his early e-commerce foray. he is doing well now and had some rough years. he did not sell joya for a lot. what did he learn from that? >> it was an early internet space in china. every single one of them he felt that he did not ca

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short degree, very focused, directly meant to employ the skills to find a job. at&ts the initial partner here. they are helping us to build these degrees, but they are also putting on the table employment, saying that these disease have the same value as a degree that is faster and cheaper, with the top internships for the program. >> who can apply for this degree? who can get into this program? >> anybody can. you have to be good at math and so on with some basic computer science, but once they get to the education they get to a sought after job, a mobile salesforce, so, autodesk, other companies have endorsed this. do you see partnering with them in doing something similar? what other companies could you partner with? we have a lot of announcements coming up and we hope that this will become an industrywide standard. in this day and age we hope that learning will be lifelong. things move so fast, you need to stay engaged and put the skill throughout your lifetime. it would normally take 15 to create more nano degrees. >> sebastian, you invented the google car and a

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if i wait for at&t to do their job -- [indiscernible] my current customer, young professionals. it is hard to sway a young people and get udacity and the reason is there's not enough trust. it takes time. i hope every person on this planet -- ascks -- >> and would be proud as a udacity's degree as? >> we are trying our very best and putting students first. >> what about countries like china? what is happening there in parallel to what you are doing? >> in places like china and , a lot ofreplicate new schools are being built. >> higher education? >> and the sad part is there is an opportunity to leapfrog and go straight to mobile. >> call are you in. by the fact you came from a are you-- how influenced by the fact you came from a german school system? >> very fortunate to play a role at stanford. is the exclusivity problematic. not stamfordit is go to placeseople that are not of the same quality and even lower quality than germany. and then they have this amazing college debt. education, itee was not great, but good. it would be devastating. >> is great to have you here. >> a ple

jobs. he was not wearing the black t-shirt and jeans. ? goes of jobs in lei jun >> he is much more humble. he sort of apologized in some way to the low memory version of the pad. they were not as disruptive with prices. he said the ipad is a great product. steve jobs never would've done that. >> cory johnson and brad stone. he has a cultlike following in china and has been compared to steve jobs. and howtly is lei jun has he been able to wow the chinese market? that is still ahead on the best of "bloomberg west." ♪ >> welcome back to the best of "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. on a special mission of atoomberg west" we looked xiaomi. the driving force is ceo lei jun . he is called the steve jobs of china. he has a cultlike following. how has he dropped -- driven their success? lei jun may not like for his company to be compared to apple, one look at him onstage and you can't help but think of steve jobs. accident. lei jun read a book about jobs and decided to emulate him in style and substance. many has his hands in places in the chine

jobs. he was not wearing a black t-shirt and jeans there. do you see echoes of jobs? >> he is much more humble. some of it came from that clip. ways forized in some the low memory version of the mipad. maybe he is accustomed to being -- the ipad is a great product. steve jobs never would have done that. >> we will talk much more about him and how this company is climbing to the top with brad stone and cory johnson. the former google executive in china. stay with us. china, butbe huge in the company has global ambitions with plans to enter 10 new markets this year. we will look at whether they have what it takes to succeed abroad, including a possible entry into the united states. ♪ the chinese tech company that launched just four years ago, but has already grabbed a bigger share of the chinese market than apple. here is a look at xiaomi's rise from scrappy startup to smartphone power player. they may be a new kid on the block, but the scrappy chinese cell phone maker is no longer little. the ceo helped found the company in april of 2010. four months later, they offici

job. now everybody can play and everybody can take place and get a nano degree and be qualified. in fact at&te actually reserving 100 internships for this. so if you are a top performer in one of these degrees, you might get an internship. >> you might get an internship. so, how do they choose? i know this is a massively open online course. a mooc. how many people are in these courses? how do you evaluate their performance at the end? >> we have in udacity, way more than 2 million students so far in the two years that it's been alive. and these nano degrees we have a lot of interaction. you get a mentor. you get to work with somebody and they give you feedback and they assess you. and the top performers in this program we just funnel on to at&t and then they might end up hiring them. >> sebastian, andrew here. i was hoping you'd weigh in, i don't know if you saw what starbucks just did yesterday, howard schultz announcing a plan to allow this workers, it's a move to some degree in that it's going to be an online education that was a little bit of controversy after it was announced yesterday,

at&t said it was an inside job by employees at a vendor and did not say how many cell phone customers were affected but california law requires companies to disclose prepares that affect more than on people. at&t says that it has mailed letters to customers and will offer free credit monitoring. >> the california legislature is sending the brown a new budget that will go into affect in two weeks after a record $156 billion budget last night hours before the constitutional midnight deadline. $108 billion is for the general fund and the rest is bonds and money for specific programs including programs for children and provided $1.6 billion for the rainy day fund and paying down the long-term debt. $264 million will be spent for preschool and day care for low income families that will cough half of all four-year-olds and includes $250 million from the cap and trade greenhouse gas fund for high-speed rails. >> transportation officials hope to resume negotiations with muni operators and reach a deal before the july 1 deadline with the contract dispute leading to a sickout early this month.

. >> this is a guy who's often been compared to steve jobs, thee he wasn't wearing the black t-shirt and jeans there. do you see echoes of jobs in him? >> actually, he's much more humble. >> who isn't? >> he actually sort of apologized in some ways, particularly for the low-memory version of the pad. that he hadn't been as disruptive as prices as they were accustomed to being and also that the ipod is a great product. steve jobs never would have done that. >> we'll talk much more with brad stone and corey johnson, our editor at large and craig. stay with us. it may be huge in china but the company has global ambitions with plans to enter 10 new markets this year alone. we'll look at what it has to succeed abroad. . >> where can back to a special edition of "bloomberg west." xiaomi rising. the chinese tech company that was launched just four years ago but has already grabbed a bigger share of the market than apple. here's a look by the numbers. they may be a new killed on the block, but the scrappy chinese cell maker known as little rice is no longer little. it was formed in april 2010

some at&t wireless accounts have been breached in what the company says was an inside job. employees of one of at&t's service providers stole information from customers. including social security numbers and call records. the number of customers affected have not been disclosed. shares were off a fraction today. >>> a glitch in target's checkout system caused lines and delays at its stores, but the company says it wasn't due to a security issue. the technical problem comes as the retailer continues to deal with the fallout from a massive prechristmas security breach that was compromising the personal information of millions of customers. despite that, target shares were up slightly today, to $57.74. >>> and hill shire says its board is no longer recommending the company's purchase of pinnacle foods. it will back away from the pending merger saying the offer from tyson foods to take over hillshire is a much better offer for its investors. >>> coming up, what the international monetary fund is doing that it's never done before. >>> the international monetary fund cut its growt