travis: travis. brad: brad.e connects artists from around the world with companies looking for unique designs for their products. the artists earn a royalty, the company gets some great designs, and everybody wins. it's a business with purpose, and it makes it a great fit for our company. take a minute, the three of you, and i want you to pick out designs that we're gonna launch. travis: okay. lemonis: okay? guys, there's all these, as well. stay on story. you were selling these watches for $35 retail price, and they were costing you...? travis: $5. lemonis: $5. and so if they end up costing you $10 or $11, i think that the perceived value difference between plain one and this, it's got to be $15 or $20. flex's watches used to cost them $5 to make, and they would sell them for $35. licensing printed village designs will cost as additional $5, bringing the total to $10. but it will also boost the perceived value of the watch, allowing us to raise the price of the watch by as much as $20. so that $5 investment wil

travis: uh, 1992. then there have only been many, many thousands more soldiers who've come back without limbs and -- travis: correct. sharyl: with injuries from these wars. travis: we visited so many medical clinics since that time had the opportunity to go to walter reed on several different occasions and it's always uplifting. ♪ travis: the love for the music is what keeps me doing this. i've been doing this for about 30 something years now and somebody asked me not long ago they said, well, don't you get tired of being out on the road all the time? and the travel and everything does get grueling, but those few hours that you get to spend on stage makes it all worthwhile to me. sharyl: tritt's newest release is an acoustic album, "travis tritt live at the franklin theatre." coming up next week on "full measure" -- we travel to a new front in the war against isis, one you've likely heard little about. it's in the philippines and the battle is escalating. >> these guys are battle-hardened fighters or t

that's travis performing... josey rose duncan/friendeasy street was the most fun party band you ever saw. there was dancing. there were people in animal costumes. it was just so much fun.eric bateman/friend and travis would just run around on stage and just enthrall the audience. i've been making music since i was 12. he was hands down the most charismatic lead music person i'd ever worked with.eric bateman sometimes performed with easy street..after the fire - it was his idea to gather up the pieces of an unfinished ballad called "places i will never go." (music)this is part of the new video video created for the song.completing the unfinished vocals - travis and chelsea's friends and family members. the unreleased track -- a u- turn from the usual dance music. the lyrics take on a haunting new meaning after travis and chelsea were killed..eric bateman - but the lyrics now when you read them, you know 'the world is so wide and life is too short. there's not enough time for everything.' josey rose duncan - 'i'l

travis. when i look at the current situation, i feel extremely happy, relative to where we were say back in may or june. i think the entire board, including travis, is excited as ceo.r i think he did a great job with interfacing with the regulatory bottles -- bodies in london and brazil. we just added tony west, who eric holder helped is higher. i feel really good. i think we probably reached a new level of stability and i look forward to where we are going forward. emily: benchmarked push for travis's resignation, and took get so far as to sue him. -- took it so far as to sue him. why couldn't you resolve that in private?? mr. gurley: any venture capitalist hopes they can use persuasion to solve every problem that is out there. so that stuff doesn't roll out onto the field like you did in this case. -- like it did in this case. things have reached a place where we felt like -- along with four other big investors, there were five investors, including fidelity -- who felt like all were attitue

his relationship with travis kalanick, why an ipo makes sense.e've had all the disadvantages of being a public company without any of the advantages >> i thought it was funny he said he didn't think he was a serious capped for the job in the beginning. it wasn't even a call he wanted to take and bet his wife he wouldn't take the job. he said he has a good relationship with cal la nick. shed light into a potential softbank investment. >> that's still out there as a possibility in part relying on this copied hostility on the board of directors that andrew was asking brch dara khosrowshahi about namely about benchmark and the line uber needs liquidity as in sales created by the very shareholders and wants peace on board prior to making a very significant investment from the vision fund. >> more from deal book throughout the day a news update from contessa brewer hi there. >> after meeting with x, president trump says they have agreed on the need to implement all united nations security council resolutions on north korea. >> today, president xi, we d

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emily: benchmark which for travis -- pushed for travis' resignation and went so for us to sue him.hy couldn't it have been done in private? >> any venture capitalists hopes they can use persuasion to solve every problem that is out there so that stuff doesn't roll out onto the field like it did in this case. this summer, things that uber agreed to place from which we felt, along with 4 very large investors -- people say benchmark, but there was five investors including fidelity, who felt like all of the constituents in uber were at risk if action didn't happen sooner. we did some thing unprecedented. we get 2 questions quite frequently about this. one is i cannot believe you did this. the other is what any -- why didn't you do this sooner? we were in a place where we had to make a very hard decision. we, after much reflection, felt we were on the right side of history. at this point in time i feel like we have got things to a place where there is really good platform for success moving forward. while i wouldn't say that the -- i think we made the right decisions. scarlet: those emi

he wasn't the only one who got to arm wrestle with travis. >> get in there, gayle. >> go gayle!first thing i tried to do was distract him so i kissed his hand, maybe that will do it. that didn't work. he tried to make me pretend, i cheated and used the other hand. dylan helped. as you could see i lost but i had fun doing it. when you feel the strength in that man's one arm, they're really strong. >> i'm sure he felt yours. you've got some muscles there, miss thing. >> not like that. but that was kind of fun. in the middle of the polo match. you had to watch where you stepped to get there. >> you didn't turn your hat. >> i took it off. >>> last-minute idea for making your thanksgiving table more than just better looking. >> it smells amazing. >> see how easy it is to make, next. >>> and coming up, your chance to win an ipad mini. today's buzzword is next, on "right this minute." (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the l

advice and help from travis.at the current situation, i feel extremely happy relative to where we were in may or june. i think the entire board including travis is excited about the ceo. i think he is doing an incredible job. good job interfacing with regulatory bodies in london, brazil. tony west,t added who eric holder helped us higher, so i feel really good. a neweve we have reached level of stability and look for to where we are going forward. emily: benchmark push for travis's resignation and sued him. that stunned a lot of people. why did it come to that and why could you not result that in private? >> in the venture capitalists hopes that they can use persuasion to solve every problem out there so stuff doesn't roll out onto the field like it did in this case. this summer things that uber reached up lace where we felt along with four other large investors, people typically said benchmark, but there were five investors, including fidelity, who felt like all the constituents at uber were at risk if action di

that's travis performing.. the music. josey rose duncan/friendeasy street was the most fun party band you ever saw. there was dancing. there were people in animal costumes. it was just so much fun.eric bateman/friend and travis would just run around on stage and just enthrall the audience. i've been making music since i was 12. he was hands down the most charismatic lead music person i'd ever worked with.eric bateman sometimes performed with easy street..after the fire - it was his idea to gather up the pieces of an unfinished ballad called "places i will never go." (music)this is part of the new video video created for the song.completing the unfinished vocals - travis and chelsea's friends and family members. the unreleased track -- a u- turn from the usual dance music. the lyrics take on a haunting new meaning after travis and chelsea were killed..eric bateman - but the lyrics now when you read them, you know 'the world is so wide and life is too short. there's not enough time for everything.' josey rose dun

william travis rallies the troops. the mexicans are at 1,800 strong against 200 alamo defenders made up of europeans, jews, two slaves, women and children, and mexicans who just want to fight for their land. there's no way that they can win this. [dramatic music] ♪ colonel william travis, he runs to the front wall, and is immediately shot and killed in the very first stages of the attack on the alamo. and his slave joe is like, well, everybody here is fighting for a bit of land. i'm not gonna get any land, clearly, so i'm gonna, hmm, not fight. and he took off. and myth has it that jim bowie fought to the death. he must have taken out 30 mexicans with his big knife. the reality is, he had come down with a case of tuberculosis, and jim bowie was shot on his deathbed. mexican soldiers breached the wall of the alamo, and the alamo defenders realize they have to retreat to the long barracks. so the mexicans enter the barracks and do away with all of the alamo defenders in the barracks. and general santa anna takes his brea

travis callan and benchmark capital one of the major shareholders and the deal would also see new governance rules put in place that would limit some of callon exposure on the board he did resign a few months ago as the c.e.o. but still controls three seats and just generally power in the board is set to be distributed more equally now of course all of this is predicated on the deal actually taking place to be that not enough investors are interested in selling their shares and the deal falls apart well i mean this is exactly when you just mentioned all the upheaval in the company and as i mentioned earlier what wants to go public before the end of twenty nine thousand do you think that investors will actually go for it despite its dubious reputation or does obama have to clean up its act first well we can kind of consider this deal as a symbolic housecleaning of sorts and of course the deal with softbank this kind of a proxy confidence vote in the company and it has to be said that a lot of the volatility in hoover was associated with the person of travis callen ic and this new these new ru

the travis manion foundation honors travis manion killed in iraq trying to save fellow soldiers. >>>ay is the last day you can help the food bank of delaware and d.a.r.t. stuff the bus. they've been collecting food to help families in need in wilmington over the past three days. all of the food loaded into a bus yesterday, today it will head to newark in middletown to pick up more nonperishable items for the thanksgiving food drive. 5:57 right now on this saturday. this is one of those mornings that if you didn't break out the winter jacket yesterday, get it out of the closet because that arctic blast is still out there. nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is also out there this morning braving those temperatures. and we can see your breath out there, randy, that's how cold it is. >> reporter: freezing out here this morning. and there's going to be a lot going on outside today in philadelphia. coming up next, the outdoor events for veterans day plus the rocky run in the frigid cold. >>> yeah, i'm putting in a formal complaint for randy, this isn't fair. 13 degrees what it feels like outside, ra

company and it has to be said that a lot of the volatility in hoover was associated with a person of travis callen ic and this new rule these new rules would seek to neutralize some of the volatility by. by limiting his position in some respects now this along with the fact that mobility solutions just in general are set to become a trendy investment field as younger markets move away from vehicle ownership so that could mean that hoover could remain an attractive target for investors all right well it's certainly an attractive target for a soft bank chief executive a song andrea and i know that mr song he seems to have an eye for trends he was an early investor in ali baba and we all know how that played out do you think it has any more surprise investments in the pipeline i think he does judging by an impressive three hundred year plan that he laid out for stopping itself is he wants to be a global leader in the tech industry and if anything we might see more of such similar investments coming along the way all right under your hand there are market correspondent in singapore engineer do

which were targeted at travis kalanick.rs,he early who would be likely to sell as apart of the deal, has agreed to put their lawsuit on hold. if the agreement goes through, would probably drop the lawsuit. allows travis kalanick to walk away, benchmark to walk away, and uber gets to turn the page and move on. julie: are there any indications of this for the ipo process? >> we should think about this as pretty similar to an ipo. in terms of the raw numbers, $9 billion raise, that would be five times bigger than twitter. facebook, when it went public, raised $16 billion. this will be away for early shareholders, investors to take money out of the table. i expect to see some of the same stories about uber millionaires, people that started early. as far as the future of the ipo, that is probably not something we are looking at until 2019, but getting this done, getting this messy corporate governance fixed, is crucial to not only going public that perhaps surviving. shery: how big of a deal of this is his for safed -- softbank?

mark: so many questions -- what does travis kalanick know?> it appears that joe sullivan, the chief security officer that was fired as part of this disclosure was very close with travis kalanick. the assumption is travis kalanick, who is still on the board of uber, played a role in this decision. -- itsed larger questions raises larger questions about how silicon valley companies are treating data. joe sullivan was a very well regarded figure in the silicon valley security world, he was chief security officer at facebook for five years and is a former u.s. prosecutor. this may have been a case of some sort of bad ethical decisions but we are talking about people well regarded prior to this. vonnie: thank you very much. his a look at a story -- at story. let's check in with the first word news. chances the senate republican tax bill will pass next week have gotten better as lisa murkowski of alaska says she agrees with the decision to kill the obamacare individual mandate which is now part of the legislation. she previously said she did not wa

jon coupal is the president of the howard travis taxpayers association... group that advocates for efficient use of taxpayer dollars.jon coupal, howard travis taxpayers association 'the legislative analyst themselves said that caltrans is over staffed costing california tax payers half a billion dollars a year so weúre wasting so much money right now.'coupal points out with this increase, the price of many other goods will likely also go up.jon coupal, howard travis taxpayers association'theyúre going to have to be paying more for energy costs fuel costs, retail, you know the agricultural industry is looking at a real heavy hit because they use so much fuel. so yes this particular tax is going to be a real drain to the california economy.'some who drive across californiaús highways may not even pay the tax.already truckers like spaulding are doing all they can to avoid visiting california pumps.eric spaulding, truck driver from wisconsin rapids'i just donút buy fuel in california usually. i usually buy it before i come in and buy it when i leave, once i get

immigration authorities arrested him in may avenue tried to apply for a construction job on travis air force base. he has no criminal record. he had a 10-year-old deportation order. >> i'm happy. i'm going to see my family again. it's important. look at me. i'm hard worker. you think i am a criminal? you see my face. you see my record. i'm not a criminal. i just want an opportunity to stay here. >> he wants to return to work and stay in the country where he has lived for the last 17 years. >>> a rescue mission is under way after a u.s. navy plane crashed with 11 people on board. eight crew members are found and in good condition. the c2a transport went down into the philippines sea southeast of japan. japan's defense minister says an engine malfunction is the cause. the c2 crashed while returning to the uss ronald reagan as u.s. and japanese forces took part in naval exercises. >>> new at noon a former sports doctor for the u.s. women's olympics gymnastics team pleaded guilty in a sex abuse case involving athletes. laura podesta reports he will spend 25 years behind bars at least. >> r

as our executive director travis lund -- actually, can we get that powerpoint up? is that -- so, as our executive director travis lund described to you last meeting, we have a consistent mission over the years to create opportunities for people to learn and grow through sailing by providinging facilities, sailing instruction and access to the water for people of all backgrounds, ables and skill levels, from the novice to the owe lifpian and this has been our vision from the very beginning and we're excited to build and explore on this as we move forward. our vision is really simple. we want san francisco to have a first-rate community sailing center that provides universal access to the day that teaches our kids much more than sailing. and through this, we will provide opportunities for recreation, education and growth. we've already served thousands of sailors since we began in 1999 with our first class of just nine girls and i think more importantly, we've shown that we're sustainable nonprofit organization that is true to its mission of providing access to the b

jim: i think the board and travis will decide what his role is going forward.ill remain ais larger shareholder and hopefully a positive player in the company. emily: has your position on ?ravis's role changed tpd did not sign the letter asking for him to resign. amount ofve a huge respect for what was accomplished of the company and what was accomplished generally. companies have to evolve, so we evolutionin favor of positive ways, and i don't think that is necessarily a focus on indie individual -- any individual, but are pleased to see the company moving for conference they must. emily: what is the lesson tp has learned from the way uber story has unfolded? jim: uber works in reverse dog years. if i take away one message it is that governance and culture really matter. in the flurry of growth out here in silicon valley we need to keep focus on governance and culture. emily: how is that? revenues, weild build the cultural aspects that companies what they are and it moves through its life history. uber moves through life history so quickly that the models have

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he and another undocumented immigrant arrived to put up some sheetrock at travis air force base. when they could not provide proof of legal status, i.c.e. arrested them. him. :33 ((1:15:05 - we followed mejia's colleague was deported in august. been today family and neighbors rallied to keep the same thing from happening to him. mistakeâ he's more he's show >> he followed every single thing since he's been here. i never thought that my dad would be at risk for that. >> yes. he made a youthful mistake in entering unlawfully, but i'd like to think he's more than that mistake and he's shown that over the last 16 years. >> mejia illegally entered the u.s. after being deported in 2001. his case is still pending appeal in the 9th circuit federal court. >>> san francisco police were alerted about an attempted doug poisoning. police -- dog poisoning. police posted on next-door saying poison was found in the vernal heights neighborhood. somebody appears fed up with dog owners leaving a mess behind and may be going to the extreme to teach them a lesson. >>> san francisco public library cra

he says travis and the whole board is into that idea and that he has a good relationship with travisanick. did that surprise you? >> travis has evolved, i think, and learned a lot. he's done a tremendous job getting the company to where it is and now you have dara coming in, who has this other skill set and is really fixing things up and getting us on a clear path towards an ipo and there's this other optionality, the masa ipo. everybody is talking about why ipo when you can massa, you know, massa is going to save all these companies and put the money in and we're good. >> yeah. >> so i feel great about it. >> question of who he's going to hit with that wand, though is it going to be uber, lyft, he doesn't hit everybody. got to move on and talk disney reporting results yesterday missing estimates on earnings and revenue, but still stocks higher after ceo bob eiger announced plans to take on netflix. take a listen. >> we've given a lot of thought to pricing both espn and the disney brand of service, and i can't get specific with you yet. we haven't actually officially determined it, b

there were some contentions over travis kalanick's role.hey made some compromises and benchmarks made some compromises. tell us about those. eric: travis wanted benchmark to put their fraud lawsuit against him on hold, and agreed to end it at the end of all of this once governance reforms goes through. benchmark has been unwilling to put it on hold, and really commit publicly that there was going to be any sort of lawsuit. they came around, and travis agreed to give the board sort of the approval. the board has a majority of the approval if he replaces his own board seats that he failed going forward. that was the major compromise. emily: corey, what is your take on the hurdles that remain? cory: the way to think about this is in terms of the ipo for the long-term shareholders. this will allow a lot of the long-term shareholders to get out of $8 billion worth of stock. so, but it also really clears up the corporate governance questions of who owns what in the company, and what classes of shares of stock may be offered in the public stock? n

the travis manion foundation honors a marine, travis manion, killed in iraq who was trying to save his. >>> let's head to montgomery county where valley forge national park will honor america's military. local and national organizations will join at the memorial arch ceremo ceremony starting at 11:00 this morning. >>> 9:35 right now on this saturday. another well-known american olympic gymnast says she was abused by a former team doctor. coming up, we'll tell you who's now coming forward. plus, famous comedian says the stories about his alleged sexual misconduct are true. we've got the details on what else louis c.k. is admitting about his actions. >>> take a look at the actual temperatures out there. none of us are above freezing quite yet. dealing with an arctic blast pulling tight over us today. good news is it doesn't last for too much longer. live view. we'll talk about when temperatures rise coming up. >>> and this week on nbc10 we're talking about texting and tablets at the dinner table. research shows four out of ten families can't remember their last device-free meal. but it's

. >> ceo travis kalanick, who was led out of the door. he does have seat on the board but at best in the kindness of terms people said he did not have the maturity to have the position of ceo, at worst people said he doesn't understand ethics as the average person would. neil: but here is the question, this is not the first company to be caught up in something like this and we find out about it months, in this case more than a year later, we all know the targets. >> sure. neil: how did they explain the delay -- >> the difference is travis kalanick, the former ceo paid off the hackers, right. neil: 100,000 to make it go away. >> keep it to yourselves that you got this information, we are going to pay you the money and then hid it, normally also a company is supposed to go to the ftc, supposed to go to state ag, alert authorities, right, so that even that hacker can be brought to justice or at least try. neil: now everybody and uncle is looking into it. illinois and massachusetts are the latest ones? >> but the point is at the time when the

his job at this point is to exercise the ghost of travis kalanick.he positive is that they found this and they are dealing with it. it is maybe a year too late, but at least they've told us now. emily: thank you both. we will continue to follow the developing stories. the security and exchange commission likely involved used criminals. intruders may have had access, for months, to a database never meant for public release. the corporate data could have led to illegal trades. coming up, do you hit the like button on any russian sponsored content? did you? facebook is getting ready to show you if you did. bloomberg tech is live streaming on twitter. 5 p.m. in new york, 2 p.m. in san francisco. ♪ emily: more optimism around bitcoin. doubling the price target to $11,500 by the middle of 2018. a 40% gain from current levels. a strategist says a pullback set the stage for the surge. the hedge fund manager projected bitcoin will end at $10,000. just a few weeks ago, the world got to see the infamous russian length facebook accounts on russian meddling in th

travis cullen already trying to shed its reckless reputation. the fact that they refused to tell people that tens of thousands of driver's licenses that all of this personal data was around floating around outside of its control only reinforces the impression that people have this is a company that doesn't care about what happens to it users data customers say the latest revelations make the money say. it's a little disappointing i mean as a consumer i mean i. had no idea. but will they actually leave. valued at nearly seventy billion dollars the company is already the largest right sharing service in the world and it's continued to grow despite the controversies. as the new president. wants to see zimbabwe flourish again. the country has the foundation for economic growth plentiful resources good public infrastructure under solid workforce. but under mugabe the country's economy went downhill it started in one nine hundred ninety seven when the government began seizing land from white farmers a setback for a country that relied on its our cultu

there were contentions over chavis -- over travis callen's role. tell us about those.benchmark to put their fraud lawsuit against him on hold and then agreed to end it at the end of all of this. once the governance reforms goes through. benchmark had been unwilling to put it on hold and sort of commitment publicly that there was going to be any sort of any other lawsuit. they came around and travis agreed to give the board the approval -- the budget -- the board has the majority of that he replaces his own board seats that he filled. that was the major compromise. emily: cory, what is your take? cory: think of this in terms of the ipo. could ben some ways the ipo for the long-term shareholders. this is going to allow a lot of shareholders to get get out of a billion dollars worth of stock. it also really clears up the corporate governance questions of who owns what and the company? and what classes of shares might be offered in an actual ipo? not only might softbank might be in their buying eight lean dollars worth of shares, by clearing up the government by doing that

travis colonic it's also pushing for a new round of investment the fact that they refused to tell people that tens of thousands of driver's licenses that all of this personal data was around floating around outside of its control only reinforces the impression that people have this is a company that doesn't care about what happens to its users data customers say the latest revelations make the money easy on comfortable for them now it's a little disappointing i mean as a consumer i mean i you who are now at it had no idea this was going on but will they actually leave valued at nearly seventy billion dollars the company is already the largest ride sharing service in the world and it's continued to grow despite past controversies. that means the latest scandal for hoover may just be the latest bump in the road. and yes call it is on wall street for a c.n.c. there's no doubt that it's a serious case but what could the cautions be. first of all it certainly doesn't help the image of or it has been a pretty rough year there have been allegations from google for example that still trade secre

firmsee venture capital benchmark causing its suit against travis kalanick.tions for demand are driving a pickup in non-mining investments, helping to buoy the economy. in real terms, such investment is about 70% higher than 10 years ago -- 17% higher than 10 years ago. the imf has welcomed china's decision to relax restrictions on foreign ownership that shows increasing confidence in the financial system. they say china is listening to warning about excessive debt and taking action to wind leverage, which shows a newfound confidence. is consideringit to remove at least partially those barriers and to move above the threshold of 50% and gradually a limited those thresholds. that is an indication of openness and also strength and confidence in their own system. host: in philadelphia, fed president patrick harker is the latest policymaker to all but confirm a rate hike for the end of the year. speaking in tokyo, he said a move is "likely penciled in," and that he would be covered will with three hikes in 2018. he also says the eventual size of the fed balance s

reed travis, stanford leading scorer last year. 26 points, 12 boards.vis, this is his first career three. he's feeling it. he's built like a linebacker. freshman isaac white from australia. from down under mate. five of five from deep. finished with 17. cal playing open now. they're going to lose to uc riverside. st. mary, been a fixture. signed a ten-year extension. like an ashley -- perennial west coast powers. how about the ladies. tara vanderveer, stanford at ohio state. tara coached at ohio state before stanford. ohio state stephanie mow vung a had 26 rebounds along with 17 points. stanford brittany mcfee from half court to beat the buzzer at halftime had 24. ohio state dominated in the second half. that's a strong lefty take. stanford loses in the opener. 85-64. uconn top rakd on sunday morning. cal women's open with a win. >>> steph curry a big fan of messi. the soccer player. showing skills. look at how far away it is. two baskets away. nothing but the bot of the net. steph curry. anything he does. he's brilliant at it. warriors. they host the s

the cardinal taking on ohio state in the consolation game. 2nd half -- stanford down by 8 -- reid travishe rim (travis: 14 pts, 6 reb) robert cartwright hits a three -- but it wasn't good enough to beat the buckeyes ohio state wins 79-71 stanford lose their third straight randy bennett and the 21st ranked st. mary's gaels taking on washington state they didn't have an answer for malachi flynn. the sophomore hits a three pointer. (flynn: 26 pts, 7 reb, 4 ast) st. mary's got back into this one late in the second jordan ford hits a pullup three... making a one possesion game the gaels needing a turnover... jeff pollard puts it away washington state stay perfect... win 84-79 they play in the wooden legacy championship game (catherine) coming up.....shopping at your local warehouse store is worth the membership fee - right? well maybe not........what a new study is telling us. (catherine) when you check out at your favorite warehouse club store, you expect the bill to be high. but you're saving money in the long-run by buying in bulk, right? not so fast-- a new study claims you actually spend

it is understood that travis calen it knew about the breach in november last year, but it is only now made public on the orders of the new boss. none of this should have happened, he said. the company's admission that it failed to disclose the bridge comes as uber is seeking to recover from a series of issues that resulted in the former ceo losing hisjob in august. uk chancellor philip hammond will deliver his autumn budget today. one of his challenges will be to combat a decade of flat productivity. until 10 years ago, productivity was the motor that drove uk economic growth. this blue line is output per hour. the straight line is the actual measure — and this broken line is what it should be at if the trends before the crisis had continued. so it's a pretty big difference. instead, the typical rate of growth in the last five years is only 0.2%. the presumption was that the underlying factors linked to the financial crisis would eventually improve. but so far productivity has remained stagnant. other european countries are faring better. germany is 36% higher than the uk and france 3

travis kalanick has been pretty quiet so far on all thing.ready been put on notice that another investigation is going to be forthcoming. and a bunch of customers also slapped it with a class-action suit. insofar as the new ceo, he is just apologizing area. 20put out a story t minutes ago. almost every statement you have made since replacing travis kalanick has been in the form of apologies or mistakes were made. we believe it there. thank you very much indeed. reed stevenson, bloomberg's deputy technology editor joining us on the uber story. just a london, it is lack of trust in the uber team which caused so much of the issues surrounding the licensing in the country. matt: they did not get credit card numbers or travel data. they just got names and addresses, i think. if you are one of the 37 million customers, you don't have to worry that much. next, we will talk more about what is going on in germany. could we see a new grand coalition? this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: stocking up. u.s. equities surged to all-time highs. the buying continues in

with north korean leader kim jong un with tensions between washington and pyongyang sky high while travis promised to stand with japan against what he called the north korean menace let's listen and we're working to counter the dangerous aggressions of the regime in north korea the regime continued development of its unlawful weapons programs including its illegal nuclear tests and outrageous launches of ballistic missiles directly over japanese third tour are a threat to the civilized world and international peace and stability we will not stand for that the era of strategic patience is over and best and heartache is a following it trumps visit for us in tokyo hi passing good to see you we just heard the trump say there the era of strategic patience with north korea is over how is that rhetoric being received there in japan. well sumi that rhetoric is not new to japanese in fact the prime minister of japan is himself have been very tough on north korea and on this issue in the past and in the elections that were just held here a few weeks ago he received a lot of support for that from th

travis cullen neck already trying to shed its reckless reputation. the fact that they refused to tell people that tens of thousands of driver's licenses that all of this personal data was around floating around outside of its control only reinforces the impression that people have this is a company that doesn't care about what happens to its users data customers say the latest revelations make the money say comfortable for them now it's a little disappointing i mean as a consumer i mean i. had no idea it was going on. but will they actually leave. valued at nearly seventy billion dollars the company is already the largest write sharing service in the world and it's continued to grow despite the controversies. as the new president. wants to see zimbabwe flourish again. the country has the foundation for economic growth plentiful resources good public infrastructure and a solid workforce. but under mugabe the country's economy went downhill it started in one nine hundred ninety seven when the government began seizing land from white farmers a setback f