tom simon, what do you do for a living? >> guest: we are enabling creators and commerce through light -- [inaudible] developing databases and data structures, allow creators and marketplaces to license created content in the right way and be able to sell and monetize to scale. >> host: now, if you were talking with somebody, a member of congress and you said that, would they understand what you were saying? >> guest: no. >> host: so say it again. >> guest: what i would say is we're trying to help, for example, an example like this, we're trying to help bring together licensed products that creators can make that can then be -- [inaudible] for rights management, administration purposes, right? so licensing in itself is a really ubiquitous process and challenging. we're making a platform, we're making it scaleable to monetize, to profit from the marketplace side and the creator side. >> host: okay. so this is, whoever created this -- >> guest: yes. >> host: -- this is their intellectual property, correct? >> guest: this could

. >> now joining us is tom simon from a company called surf 3. >> we are enabling commerce with the development of data and b t databases and structure in the right way. >> if you were talking to congress and you said that would they understand what you were saying? >> no. what i would say is we are trying to help bring together licenses that creators can make that can be tied back for right management. so licensing in itself is a really hard proctor and challenging. we are making it scalable for them to monetize on the marketing and creative side. >> this is -- whoever created this, this is their intellectual property; right? this >> this is the intellectual property withstanding copyright. they have a potential for the item instead of having to worry about somebody taking it down. so they do that. it is easier them and the creators. >> when you talk about the recognition what does that mean? >> where you can run products through recognition and transfer series of datapoints back. we created a trademark database with a license saying you have to apply for a license. so it provides the feedback

. >> tom: simon was a new name to me until a week or so ago. we have an accident over here. you can see it's a problem here with the rolled over vehicle. north bound stay away from. travel times are looking good around here. let's do weather. we do >> kelly: we are looking at a time lapse look. this is yesterday. we start out haze around the area. as we get into the afternoon we saw a few clouds start to develop off the east. got breezy out there winds gusting around 30. those storms in arizona kicked up quite a bit of dust that is causing haze in our area this morning. temperatures as you step out the we've seen in a while. we're looking at upper 90's today. winds light right now but they will increase in the afternoon and that will help kick some of this dust out of the area. the rain showers in parts of new mexico and parts of arizona. that's where we expect it to stay today. las vegas dry conditions but a few showers possible around mesquite and a flash flood watch for most of arizona. keep that in mind i hazy, breezy conditions in the afternoon. that will kick some of t

. >> dana: as we send it up to tom simon expected to win gold, alli could win the silver. >> tom: i'm going to set my dvr to pick up all the action. we are on the scene of an auto pedestrian accident. the closure starts back here at bruce. orange cones across the roadway. police are taking a look at this red pickup truck here that has front end damage. this was originally reported as a hit and run. we're not sure if that's the vehicle but we have seen police examining that truck. >> jeff: we're looking at 15 north bound at flamingo. had an accident working there earlier but not causing any slowing. there is slowing 15 southnd bowl. this stretch will take you 11 minutes 15 south bound between downtown and tropicana. let's get a final check of the thursday forecast. >> kelly: we are seeing a lot of sunshine in the las vegas area right now. as we look to the east, there are clouds off in the distance. thunderstorms a possibly east of the las vegas valley today. here is a live look outside. the last couple of days as far as the haze is concerned. temperatures stepping out the door pretty

tom: well, we'll see how he does. but kelly riddell, mark simone, good to see you both. thank you for joining us. and thank you for joining us. tomorrow on this show, donald trump's big speech on >> and good evening, everybody, i'm tom sullivan in for lou dobbs. the newest e-mail admits the cozy relationship between the state department and the clinton foundation. e-mails show that clinton's aides routinely dealing with donors and also venting about their boss. the latest release comes as the fbi is set to publicly release its own report on the matter. and citizens united president david bossy who first uncovered these new e-mails is our -- one of our guests on the show tonight. so stick around. and as clinton deals with the scandal, donald trump is set to clarify his position on a key campaign issue, illegal immigration. that speech is set for 9:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow in arizona. trump's running mate governor mike pence today, reassuring voters that down hall in georgia that trump will fix our broken borders. >> donald trump is committed to enforcing the laws of this c

. >> now joining us on the communicators is mister simon, tom simon. we are enabling creators and commerce through our licensing of it. developing databases and data structures around marketplaces with creative content in the right way to sell and multiply. >> it's more talking to somebody in congress and he said they understand so say it again. >> what i would say is for example we are trying to help bring together the kinds of products that creators can make that can then be contacted for rights management and institution purposes like the purchasing itself is a process as challenging. we're making a platform, making it scalable so it can be modified on themarketplace side . >> whoever created this, this is their profits right? >> this would be the intellectual property . they would have it licensed there. >> they know they have the rightto sell this and the item, without having to worry about somebody taking it down . so they do that, we handle the rights management behind it so we are making it easier for them, marketplaces can focus on selling wit

i think that you know, simone biles or elijah wilson or tom shields, the swimmer. p because the qualities they bring to the sport. >> what if a breakout star, someone we don't know their name, but we see them play and they do well, they're going to be the breakout sta there? are companies lining up ready to sign them? >> they're very sophisticated. they've got their feelers out there. brands leadoff endorsements and customers love celebrities. it's a big, important part of business and a very successful aspect of marketing, so they're. >> anyone whose story captures the imagination would be the people they would go after. we know some of the stars, the michael phelps, the swirm. usain bolt, serena williams and t olympic competitors make any money? >> no, most don't. if you look at a lot of trades, not everybody's big bucks. just a small few and those small few in the states really if you thserena, scherr poe vaa, to take on these brands and refresh their sense of who they are in the market. >> what about rebranding someone who may have fallen into some problems if

tom: well, we'll see how he does. but kelly riddell, mark simone, good to see you both. ing us. and thank you for joining us. tomorrow on this show, donald trump's big speech on >> and good evening, everybody, i'm tom sullivan in for lou dobbs. the newest e-mail admits the cozy relationship between the state department and the clinton foundation. e-mails show that clinton's aides routinely dealing with donors and also venting about their boss. the latest release comes as the fbi is set to publicly release its own report on the matter. and citizens united president david bossy who first uncovered these new e-mails is our -- one of our guests on the show tonight. so stick around. and as clinton deals with the scandal, donald trump is set to clarify his position on a key campaign

tom harkin held each year. it kicks off sunday at two at simon estes amphitheater. "it's incredibly, people aren't used to seeing kinnick look like this. " the home stadium for hawkeye see a different crowd this weekend. we'll preview concert time at kinnick... next here on we asked u.s. cellular customers to show us all the beautiful places they get coverage with our strong signal. you posted from the seashore. you shared from your hike. you showed us this sunset. you posted from the farm. and you adventured way out there... a lot of amazing places. ?? u.s. cellular put towers where the other guys don't. so join our network, and start sharing your moments game. the home of the hawkeyes has gone through a major transformatio n to get ready for tomorrow at kinnick. kcrg t-v nine's mark carlson has a preview. this concert is all about raising money for charity, the native fund, which was started by former hawkeye dallas clark and and iowa native ashton kutcher... i was talking to dallas clark earlier today, and he says looking at all the flooding going on up north, th

. >> before there was simon and gabby, there was this young who grew up in las vegas and competed in the olympic games. tom taking us back to the two thousand olympics in his video vault coming up. >> kim: a story to give you a heads up on. we have a deadly scenario that played out during a police academy drill. what went wrong? we have answers headed your way. >> tom: what went wrong is what they are asking over here too. car spun around backwards up the sidewalk. we'll explain what is happening in just a moment. >> dana: hours ago michael phelps won two more gold medals. he now has 21 in his career. that is more gold medals than >> dana: that water park where that 10-year-old boy died is expected to reopen this afternoon. that ride will remain closed. a man says he rode that same ride a couple of weeks ago and his shoulder strap snapped and popped off. he just held on and was able to survive the ride. he says his wife shot the strap at the ride's end he told workers about it but he says they were not that interested in what he had to say. >> kim: look who is in the news. >> dana: they were playing in a s

tom keene will be joining me. we will talk with simon wells, our chief u.k. economist.lso be joined by simon kennedy. he oversees our brexit coverage. this is a picture for the stocks. traders are waiting for this rate cut. we will see if there's any knee-jerk reaction. when you look at pound volatility, it spiked quite a lot in the last couple weeks. it is almost at the level we saw the day after brexit. it is all about boe. tomorrow, u.s. jobs data. we will watch for clues on what janet yellen will do. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: think of england cap tone. two hours away from the bank of england rate decision. cut interest rates for the first time in seven years? volatility spikes ahead of the decision. and theest since brexit pound is weaker. and oils come back after dipping into a bear market earlier this week. surveillancemberg ."

simone biles leading the way. >> sarah: how the pats looked without tom brady the lead the trashing enter a truck on the track, pushing it along until it comes to a stop. >> sarah: and new details in a princeton murder. what investigators are saying that they hope will lead to a suspect. >> this is 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: good friday morning, everybody. we made it. i'm sarah french. >> christa: and i'm christa delcamp. i think we have to readjust the make-up after crying, watching the women's gymnastics. >> sarah: i missed it last night. it was on right before. seeing aly raisman cry brought me to tears. softies, chris, you'll have to put us back on track with the weather. >> chris: i thought you were reapplying the make-up because of all the heat and humidity. we'll do it again. 11:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. heat indices 100 to 105. temperatures back in the low to mid-90s with dew point levels in the 70s. 78 in boston. 78 in beverly. 78 in norwood. 78 in fitchburg. dew point levels running into the low 70s. 74 in plymouth. high humidity remains in place. quiet start this morning. a couple showers try to

simon wells: i think they could go lower. it is possible. i think it is a very strong, central case but they were going they will go lower. tom: with your coverage over the keeps, you know the phrase " your powder dry." can't act in front of the data. don't they have to keep their option lt available? simon kennedy: they kept their powder dry last month. the central bank will never say they are out of ammunition. but they will try to be innovative where they can. is not favorable of negative rates. they will look for other pieces maybe moreon, quantitative easing. maybe a push into corporate bonds could be something they are willing to consider. but we will have to see how aggressive they want to be. and they still do not have the hard data. not enough to turn into a more dovish position. totally agree. the distinction between the hard data. let's look at the chart on sterling. is sterling. consensus is the yellow circle. this harkens back to the 1980's. if mark carney needs help from the merely minty chancellor and prime minister, is he going to get it, verbally, today -- after the meeting? simon kennedy probably not. althou

tom harkin held each year. it kicks off at two o'clock on sunday at simon estes amphitheater. in the race for senate in iowa, former lieutenant making community college free. the democratic candidate discussed the issue during a round table discussion at des moines area community college yesterday. judge tells the des moines register she would fund the program with higher taxes and by eliminating tax breaks for higher-income people. incumbent chuck grassley says judge's proposals are a federal overreach into state education. the six-term republican introduced a bill last year called the 'know before you owe student loan act'. the students better understand their loans and financial aid. congress did not act on the proposed legislation. the stage is set for today's first ever concert at kinnick stadium. crews were hard at work yesterday making final preparations for the back porch revival. the concert kicks off at three o'clock this afternoon. headliners include blake shelton, thomas rhett, and big and rich. it also features tucker beathard , whose brother is senior hawkeyes qu

simone biles. [applause]. i can thank everyone for coming out to see me today and welcome you from rio. >> tom: [laughter]. they know exactly who she is. home in houston toting her four gold and one bronze. the first american to win four gymnastic golds in one olympics and the fourth olympicim biles hits the road next month on the gymnastics champions that will play in thing cities. it is not coming to las vegas. san jose and l.a. are the closest. >> her smiet. when you see her smile. somebody else is always smiling like tom hawley. >> local drivers are not. tom? >> tom: i'm happy if i don't show you big back up. westbound you get caught in this every afternoon at 95 that's why this flyer is built tell eliminate that stop and get you over faster. it is eliminated the park and ride under that is now a staging area and work zone completion of this west to fly over set to open next spring. >> reporter: thank you. we have seen it over and over and over ghaen. hour home town is moving forward. >> mario: why you can add unlv to that list. >> reporter: frap or frap cheeseburgerose. why a sung say kids know more w

check them out on our facebook >> kim: simon will be a household name by the end of the month. >> tom: right now a lot of road work to the northwest. 95 and 215 they are installing cables on this bridge that will connect the 215 with the 95. any delays. travel time with 215 westbound clear at four minutes. 95 eastbound no delays as well. join the waze team that allows us to interact with you as you give us information that you see during your commute. just don't do it as you are driving. download it from the app store. we appreciate any information you are able to send us. let's get a check of the friday >> kelly: we are still tracking a few showers lingering in the area. most of this activity fizzling out as it works to the north and east. these showers we're still watching working their way north of mesquite and st. jr. thunderstorms in mesquite during the overnight hours. most of this light shower activity. there is still a possibility for thunderstorms later this afternoon. we have a lot of moisture o now, lot of blue sky as we look to the west. a beautiful sunrise this morning to

tom takes us back in time through his video vault every wednesday morning here on the program. talk about a big surprise for simon biles and the final five in they had been going back and forth on twitter. rio. >> ended up sitting in warren buffett's seat. >> he took one of his first photos with an american gold medalist. his luck continued and a list of grew from there. he's been on national tv a few times during the game's coverage. he's just one of those people who stands out. >> i started planning this three years ago. got my clothing sponsor eight months ago. i said they could have the rights to my photographs not thinking anything could go viral. >> he came to work as a volunteer. heas his flight to stay in rio and see how many more people he can meet and take pictures with. he's a celebrity in olympic park stopping every other minute to take photos with fans. >> i came here as a spectator. i love america and sports. photo take within michael phelps. we'll see if he can pull it off. >> dana: i like his >> typically we look at solar type stories this. is about coal. they want to close the coal plant ahead of

tom? >> adrienne, thank you. >>> back to rio now where the historymaking olympic run continues for the world's greatest gymnast. we have a spoir simone biles with a record third gold medal today. the first american woman to win on the vault. and tonight on the track, where usain bolt will try to defend his crown as the world's fastest man. and take a look at the medal count. team usa continuing a dominant run in rio. here is abc's t.j. holmes. >> reporter: simone biles shattering records tonight. that gold in the vault makes her the first u.s. female gymnast to win three gold medals at a single olympics. teammates about the high expectations. >> that's a lot of pressure when people expect you to win gold and then you did it. did you know you were gonna do it? >> we were confident. >> yes, we were very confident once we went out there. if we had done the same thing in training, then we were very confident of the outcome. >> reporter: u.s. dominance doesn't end in the gym though. michael phelps, the world's greatest olympian, won his 23rd gold medal in saturday night's relay, the crowning moment in a career that he says is now the trou

tom: i like the idea of a new definition of stagflation. simonennedy with brexit schmexit coverage. important research groups. ryan meijer has been dead on with the linkage of advertising media -- brian wieser has been dead on with the linkage of advertising media. hitting the message out. ♪ francine: i am francine lacqua in london, tom keene in new york. time for the morning must-read. i picked up something different because i know that you like algebra. gilbert, he wrote, the world is braced for the discovery of a fifth central force of nature. the 4 are electromagnetism, gravity, and strong and weak forces for the so-called standard model of particle physics. e -- leading the revolution purity which had a -- he will try to shock the system i raising rates without giving the market a heads up. tom: mark has touched upon a huge issue. i think it speaks about the exhaustion of the present-day theory. i love how british this is. when you talk about electromagnetism it has to be michael faraday with the statue on the river thames on the causeway. y

tom is in new york. i am in london. u.k. get a look at the jobs data. britishg's head of coverage simon kennedy is here. richard turnill of blackrock. >> this is good news. there is a glimmer of hope, as one economist told bloomberg, that the razor is not having an immediate effect on the u.k. labor market. whether it lasts is a question, but would it have been hard if it was bad news? tom: do you have an angle on unemployment dynamics? politics is about jobs. we have confidence of this, confidence that. when do we get data that tells prime minister made by the people employed? >> we get a taste of it today, but the unemployment rate stayed at 4.9% in the second quarter. like the u.s., you will get it over the next month or so. slowly orange -- slowly but surely, you will see unemployment -- you will see employment pick up. optimists out there will say there is not a big hit, and the economy will fare better. francine: will we find out more with the retail tomorrow? is that a better benchmark? simon: i think that is a good example. that will at least frame the debate over one of birds are having inflati

simone biles going for the gold. they're expected to finish 1, 2. they're that good. >>> and our tom hawley's trophy should be filling up soon since he was a big breaking part that scored us a morning emmy. thanks to you. >> reporter: waiting to see the hardware come in on that one. that will be nice to have. right now we're checking out a pretty smooth commute as we cruise over the southern beltway. accidents but it seems to have been on the mend. we're not the only ones out here. the balloons are out, of course, this morning. this is over by the western beltway. and getting a good ride. so seeing it from the air, we're also covering from the ground with the resources available there. team traffic. >> reporter: weather and traffic every ten minutes on this program. looking at this accident here. charleston and vista. the only surface street we're seeing. 15 southbound between the tropicana slow at 9 minutes. tell a joke day. so here is mine for kelly. what happens when it rains cats and dogs? >> reporter: i don't know. >> reporter: you have to be careful not to step in a poodle. [ l

tom. night: clear and comfortable. wind: ne 5-10. reflecting on the 2016 summer olympics in rio. as you'll see in this week's golden klutz, the athletes picked up some moves from simone biles, aly raisman, and the rest of the women's gymnastics team let's start with the best way to slip a tackle just do a flip over the defender and he lands on his feet and keeps on going. going nuts. i give him on 9 on the land with a flip and twist. best long snap of the week watch the colorado long snapper knock an apple off the girls head.. wow that's pretty accurate. and if your going to hand the ball off hand it off don't fight over it they are lucky they didn't fumble. and the lesson of the week make sure someone is covering home plate most expensive pitch of the chatters the camera lense. another look from the camera angle and sometimes it's tough for the umps to get out of the way. this poor guy gets beaned right in the shin. another look coming right at you. could be worse you get beaned right in the middle say to these grown men i hope atleast it was between or their was a pitching change going on and it was a rough week for former kernel max kepler. and finally if you toug

tom of the podium. it was a fantastic routine. she put in an enormous scare, 15.966. she just wowed the crowd. we seen saw her signature double layout with a second half turn, something only simone can do. even the men who have tried it can't achieve it. she reaches almost twice her body height at the completion of her routine. and it was great to see her teammate aly raisman take silver. she's only the fifth gymnast to achieve four gold medals in one olympic game. this is going to be one for everyone here who has witnessed it for many years to come. >> yeah, truly special she is a legend. let's talk beach volleyball, some big news now and brazil bags an impressive win. >> yeah, that's right. it's just wrapped up in the past hour. but the dream is over for usa's volleyball team of kerry walsh jennings and april ross. she's they have lost a beach volleyball match tonight. she was going for her fourth straight olympic gold medal. but now they suffered a it will of a setback. they lost straight sets to the brazilian number two team. and there was a bit of tension in the stadium tonight, because brazil's women's football team lost their semifinal to sweden. so the crowd were really

tom, thank you. >>> now to all the excitement at the olympics. the fastest man in the world, usain bolt making history, and team usa's simone biles winning her third gold medal. amy has handed off the baton to t.j. holmes, he's at the olympic desk with all the highlights. good morning. >> i'll try to finish this race here, robin, but it's four years. we wait four years to see a ten-second race and what did we find out last night that, yes, in fact, lightning can strike three times, and then there's simone biles who at these olympics is proving to be unbeatable. >> set. >> reporter: this night in rio belonged to the reigning superstars. >> here comes bolt. >> reporter: usain bolt sprinted into the history books during the most thrilling ten seconds in sport, the 100-meter dash. >> here he is still invincible, usain bolt. >> reporter: the jamaican star is now the first man to win this event three olympics in a row. >> it's not supposed to be that easy. >> reporter: the world's fastest man sported golden shoes on his victory lap before showing off that signature lightning bolt once again. >> the first man in history to win three 100-meters. >> report

simone biles won gold. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tomler guests in this hour. equities, bonds, currencies, commodities, not much to show there. on to the next screen. i thought ithere would be, but getting there, 11.57. -.09 today.0-year, francine: overall global stocks are heading for a pretty good week, the biggest week in a month. i want to draw your attention to the norwegian krone. ,eading for a pretty good week the biggest event since april, trading your $44 per barrel, speculation that some of the producers worked together to stabilize prices. let me bring you to my bloomberg terminal. i wanted to look at the value that we saw in the u.k. stocks. come over here. this is what we are seeing. it is basically a spread. this is what we are trying to figure out. it is company's returning 3.8% dividends. it is an all-time high. the spread between what dividends in the share price gives you compared to the 10 year gilt, it is that the highest. the bank of england stimulus is crushing bond yields but pushing up equities. tom: that is good.