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. >> next on bloomberg businessweek, goldman sachs sacks its top -- with the ui -- we will tell you why welcome to "bloomberg businessweek." coming up, highlights from this week's issue. >> i am back with alan pollack, the editor of bloomberg businessweek. there are so many great must reads. there's this about the $15 minimum wage. that number 15 has taken on significance here. >> it really has. a nation like moved to get low-wage workers and fast food restaurants up to $15 an hour. it has happened in seattle and los angeles where, by 2020 it will go up to $15 an hour and last week, jerry brown from california announced that eventually it would go to $15 an hour for the whole state. there's been a big push by unions around the country. $15 wonder where that number came from. >> it's kind of been a push from the union and its president mary kay henry who has really gone all in on this and poured millions of dollars into it. it's kind of a controversial move because these people she once to help are not actually union members so the question is will it help her union? people who believe s

. >> i envision a world in which voice is the main ui.the movie "her" the guy is not falling in love with the ai. he has the thing in his year and he just speaks. emily: you guys have been working on this a couple of years and gone back to the drawing board. how many people are behind the scenes? what is the technology? >> the first version -- we have always had eight people and five engineers which is not enough especially for this grandiose vision we now have of the future of search. the first version was very much tied to social id which turns out was not a great idea. if googles were tweets, how much would you do? being on twitter is great if you want to expose your question. i have a huge network on twitter but i don't want some people to know what i am asking. there is more computer science in this. there is a layer of ai that will determine whether it's a real question. then it passes it through to the next layer which is it categorizes the question and then it is routed to people who are also tagged with things they know. it gets

it is a rich experience that comes to life because you can use the ui.ou are supplying the tools by which developers will create businesses. services that will run within messenger. if you look at what we have added in the last 12 months, we can tailor an uber or lyft straight from messenger. the ability to get news and interact with businesses and shops. all of those interactions you over the web or over the phone, it is a much easier and better way. today, on stage, i announced the launch of the personal shopping assistant which is basically a bot that will make recommendations and you can swipe through the recommendations it makes for you. isy: all you're doing messaging. there is no one else bothering you? >> it is important that it that way but it is convenient you can tap on a bubble and you don't remember your username or password. a user number is usually gibberish. you can go tap on the bubble and be on with your life. as long as we keep a very high signal and high utility and make the lives of 900 million people easier every day, it is all good

have fought net neutrality rules and this set-top box rule change a very hard, and we thought those uysere on the outs in d.c. they had lost favor, lost power -- and i wonder if they are fighting against these latest moves, re-flexing their muscles in d.c. hal?: let's start with the set-top box proposal, for example. it would be an attack on cable providers and telephone providers offering video service. they have to pay a lot for programming rights to distribute over their wires. the google proposal would allow google to basically get this content for free and repackage and resell it, so of course they are crying foul. google could compete on the same terms if they wanted to. in fact, they do in certain but that requires great capital expense. they have to dig up cities, lay the wires, by the content, and that is extensive. alternatively, they could compete like netflix or hbo, but again, that requires creativity. you have to design your own original programming. so they come up with a third way, which is ask their friends at the fcc to let them get in between cable operators and conte

. >> ui resident fashionista. what did you do this time? >> we talked about fashion that curvy girls can wear. one of the things is . >> what you mean by kirby? >> i wanted to call it plus size. they said it's curvy. >> you think of curvy and they are beautiful. it's a great style that has you could be caribbean rack rock of the trends.i am here with the associate fashion editor here at glamour. she has racked up some trendy looks for model number one. that is cute! where did you get it? >> i think curvy girls feel like they can't rock a cropped up and you can. >> the trick of this outfit is with a higher wasted skirt . you can feel a little more comfortable and i cropped up. it's not all hanging out. you have a little bit of skin and its tasteful and comfortable. >> this is by the april issue and the viewers went nuts. >> oh my goodness! how much for the top? >> is 19! wow! that is a lot for a low price. she looks fantastic. >> model number two with something totally different. she is modeling addendum trend of the season and i know you ar

shs whe this is where marie is give an ui don't likey. >> another box is coming next month. >> what?pears? >> no, it's a different fruit every month. >> every month? >> yes! yes, that's why they call it fruit of the month club. >> it's a club? what am i going to do with all this fruit? >> most people like it, ma, you share it. share it with your friends. >> which friends? >> i don't know. lee and stan. >> lee and stan buy their own fruit. >> give it away. >> why did you do this to me? >> oh, my god! >> i can't have too much fruit in the house. [ laughter ] she earned four emmy awards for that and was nominated seven times. what a woman. >>> the beckham family has more talent in the young kids. 11-year-old cruz who is the daughter -- >> son, i think. >> son of victoria and david. he has a great singing voice. this is an oldie but a goody. check it out. ♪ i got my ticket for way ♪ and i sure would like some sweet company and ♪ i'm leaving tomorrow what do you say ♪ when i'm gone, when i'm gone ♪ you're gonna miss me when i'm gone ♪ you're gonna miss me by my hair ♪ you're gonna miss me

>> we customize a ui for whatever device you're using.if you are using a tv, you have multiple video feeds up on your screen. if you are on a mobile device, there is not room so we customize that down to the feed of the person talking. on your laptop or desktop we see the experience customized. we do the right thing. >> how about security? maybe i can crack into this video conferencing? >> it's one of the reasons why there is a huge opportunity and we are seeing a lot of growth here. i've got these super high-end systems from cisco and polycom, but you've got skype and google hangouts but they don't offer the security, administration and manageability capabilities you need. it's a solution that works for companies of any size. it's affordable and it gives you what polycom and cisco and companies ask you to spend tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars at 1/10 the cost. >> i always see these boxes that mean i spent money for my wife. >> rulala is in the fashion space. they are fantastic. we are big fans of rulala service. we deployed

it was a ui problem.ought they were sending an he e-mail but they sent it with a mike drop in like unfortunate situations. like a death somebody was asking for prayers around a loss in the family or somebody responding to somebody following up on a job application. >> the company had to apologize on its blog and said this year we pranked ourselves. they don't always work exactly as planned. >> even when it's in the culture of google like it is with many companies. >> just a few seconds to go before the end of the show. what you are you watching with the markets going into the afternoon. >> the firming up of the markets came right with the ism numbers. watch oil. if we can decouple it's a different picture. now let's send it over to scott and the half. >> our top trade this hour, tesla, the stock racing higher so now is it too good to pass up? courtney is with us today. global head of equities. tesla unveiling the latest model last night to rave reviews and big lines. already getting 150,000 preorders in t

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the first diversify its ui dimension, they diversify tradespeople strapped income of but they also show some interest in it and post about how they are diversifying into methamphetamine and others have. so it may be the conversation we just sat, imagine the conversation we just had dismounted foot impartation. there's no introduction. there is no fabrication. there is not that any things we discuss here dude not apply in the main drugs we are talking about in the lab and not harvested. instead of being imported from a third work country are made somewhere in the united states. the whole breaking that's an area that i think creates all kinds of analytical challenges that are even less clear than the ones we have. >> you point out something interesting in the book. he figures suggest that a society has decided to tolerate a certain amount of dealing for as long as about violent. what about when it's producing the drugs here in the united states? >> you are right here there's a big change. historically there's been a division between producer countries like colombia and in the countryside

that uis where the real -- move inat's of has singapore, let's that the first word news.le reported first caught a beat analysts estimates. of espressond coffee, sales rose 3.9%. analysts had expected a 3.6% rise. the first quarter growth rate is the slowest since 2009. nestle is struggling to get consumers interested in frozen pizza and convenience meals. new zealand's a central bank has -- anjournalist investigation found that a news how the media sent information about the cut from a media lockout on march the 10th before the official release time. they said there is no evidence of any impact on the financial markets. it was discontinued. the chief investment officer at goldman sachs's asset management says he expects a wild ride in the world stockmarket and not much to show for it. who oversees about $15 billion of volatility will continue as nervous investors dumped shares at the slightest hint of bad news. --protects -- dix mid single predicts mid single-digit stops in draw stocks. portfoliohe existing of hedge investment. breven-howard and perry capital. that could

. >> the delaware county daily times report did the ui task force will conduct a sobriety checkpoint this weekend. >>> officers are dedicating it to the memory of 18 year-old dahntay decide monday who was killed in the dui related crash back in january 2014. >> from the burlington county times a multi million-dollar park slate todd open a year ago will open up this saturday. delran community park faced several setbacks including tough winter and grass not taking root. >>> and great news for three quakertown a area fourth graders, in today's intelligencer. codey ross, gavin basil and mike a by annika are heading to the robotic's championship. and, bexiq robotics championship. >>> 180 teams, from more than 40 countries, will compete being held in louisville, kentucky. >> good luck to those, it is an amazing job, wish them well as they compete. >>> one of the most dangerous road in the country are right here in philadelphia, the effort underway to make the roosevelt boulevard, safer. >>> plus 76ers general manager sam hinkie hand in his resignation, and it is 13 pages long. what he said

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central banks around the world are trying to stimulate by ,uying just one type of product bonds, andbank loans to do it. that does not make any sense and until it stops, it is hard to see nominal growth rates going up enough that you want to use your cash. francine: thank you so much. coming up, we have a conversation with the swiss national bank president on bloomberg . we talk about currency havens and negative rates and the impact it has had on swiss mortgages. ♪ tom: good morning. we are talking to peter tague. we will continue that can cite that discussion about the hour. francine lacqua is in london and does not know where hamilton college is. north that in february, the polar bears come down to the lake to get warm. francine: i even have a capitals puck at home. tom: that is very impressive. you should have a complete our on the washington capitals. right now, the bloomberg business flash with vonnie quinn. vonnie: luxury carmakers in germany are in talks with microsoft and amazon. the discussions could lead to the tech companies taking minority stakes in the digital mappi

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. >> i am envisioning a world where boys is the main ui> movie ever have seen the where the guy has ain his ear and he says e-mail, next, read that one to me. and when you ask alexa a question, which i love. it oh my god, everyone should buy that. i have welcomed her into my home. she has had dinner with us. how far away is mars? when you ask her something like what is the name of that tech or the club that all the tech guys go to in san francisco? person with a like -- a person would say like that is the club i have been to before. >> you have gone back to the drawing board. how many people are behind the scenes? what is a technology? , well, west version have always had a people and five engineers which is not enough for this grandiose vision we now have of the future of search. the first version was very much tied to two social id. turned out it was not a good idea because think about it, if your googles were your tweets, how many googles would you do? but asking on twitter is great if you are willing to exposure question. you saw, i have a huge network on twitter. i get great answ

trillion,uying ¥3 etf'shan $27 billion, of every year, so that is what made it a top 10 holder of moren the nikkei 225, so the central bank controls 9% of fast retailing, 5% of , and a top-five holder in more than 50 companies. we can see that the boj has a huge influence in the stock market there. that it is also a top three holder in some companies in japan. the boj is now thought to be accelerating the purchase of etf's, at least that is the bet right now by a slim majority. if the goldman sachs predictions that it could up the pace to ¥7 trillion a year, then the boj could end up becoming the number one shareholder in about 40 of if askkei 225 companies hsbc says it ups the pace to ¥13 trillion, becoming the number one shareholder in 90 firms. analysts are saying it is becoming like a big hedge fund. angie: we have been talking about this in the run-up to this week's boj meeting. there is a lot of pressure on kuroda to do something, add stimulus. >> most are thinking this could be happening in terms of the etf affront. of analysthe dozens we surveyed think they will be buying more

ui each other up and down. >> i have sat here and said i love that dress how many times. >> you girls are the rare exception. >> what is the word? girls can be catty. nevermind. >> now you sound like a tiger. >> let's talk about the weather today. we are starting off with chilly conditions across the region and later this afternoon it will get more mild but this morning you might want to lay her up a little bit . right now we are at 360 in 41 in sussex and 46 in newark and central park checking in at 470. we are nice and dry across the tri-state. we will stay that way with high pressure in control staying with us, not only for today but it looks like for the majority of the weekend. we will see those good conditions spread across the northeast into new england in the mid-atlantic and out towards the great lakes. everyone is enjoying the trend.we'll see plenty of sunshine today bring us into the 60s and in points westward. out towards the east end of long island, in the upper 50s today and tomorrow we see the 60s and resorted to the 70s on sunday and monday staying nice and dry for the

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unbelievable that we have released these illegal aliens with criminal records such as kidnapping, and the uind homicide. no wonder america is in a situation. >> that is correct. >> the immigration courts have another problem with that. >> tell us when you can detain them. can you explain a very physically and quickly. >> the thread is generally to national security. >> soap kidnapping assault and dui are not a priority? >> yes, they are a priority if they are convicted. 2 you have me confused here. you understand that you released illegal aliens with criminal records including those with kidnapping, sexual assault, dui. >> you asked about priority number one, there's another priority that could be included in that -- >> there is another priority. >> there are two priorities. the second priority includes kidnapping, sexual assault, dui and homicide. >> we do not assume someone will be convicted until they have been tried. i think that is fairly honest. >> you go ahead and release it? >> can you please answer my question? >> if we have been ordered by a court or exercised the discretion of loo

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ui that rain, that's a cold frontoo rain will get in here tomorrow t morning with a cold front thatnt soaking man raii for the morning commutethe moinm tomorrow. we'll get a break midday andy watch showers redevelop with aih secondary front tomorrownt afternoon the reason i'm gettinm detailed about tomorrow's forecast because we have t nationals home opener it will bb a tough call tomorrow becausew b either way to be honest with you at least the possibility we'll w get that game in tomorrow.om 63 daytime high. hig that's weather. wth ervin back with roads.ba >> i am. 8:27 right now and let's take lt look and see what you're upe up against.ainst southeast southwest freeway slow 395 north delays gw parkway to seventh street. str gap slows by 123 as you make your way inbound cease seeing as lot of stop and go traffic fromo ross land across the key bridgeb into georgetown. g m street, wisconsin, typicalyp stop gone traffic there.ffic t same story in your secondariesre in the northwest second of thess district.stri like massachusetts andlikesach connecticut. be prepared for that. tt. in al

. >> ui )-right-paren hillary clinton will be the next president, more of the same.tever that means for you as a voter, we are in a period of -- stuart: they couldn't care less. no impact. >> none. stuart: and the impact of any kind for an election last night? >> absolutely not. no big surprises and hasn't changed anything in the goal. trim to the barents people put kasich on the front cover. jack cannot does with that. >> not just because you can't because you can submit their peer stuart: you said is the best of the gop but he can't win. >> of the plaintiffs win, forget about trump. true to be absolutely cannot win. he's hoping to be the golden boy that appears when all else fails i may turn to him. >> let's not pretend the convention is a democracy with our constitution. he's been assured to a contested convention. you won't get a majority of the votes in the first half and this time the sun and the delegates will be released beard when people look at yours in a head-to-head competition against hillary clinton, who can win? truth camping. if you want to win, i thi

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i remember when my son was five, i was at the grocery store ,uying a boxed cake makes standing behind lady buying a $20 birthday cake for her child using food stamps. i see that time and time again. there is corruption. as long as it is a government program, i don't see how it is not ever going to be corrupted. host: what would you do to fix it? are one or two things she would do to change the program to make it less corrupt? a lot of these larger cities where you see more people using food stamps, there are big, empty buildings, why not make a warehouse situation, but you have to come in with your id, showing you are the person receiving food stamps, and have these warehouses full of the food they are supposed to purchase. drinks,t of sugary good, wholesome foods. -- we haveo be a way to put more regulations in place because they are not following them. selling theirlly food stands and things like that. putting them in place of a temporary measure, once people get on assistance, they don't ever get off. guest: the program has been reformed and improved since the 1970's. people are no

e that starts to build in.s ui we get hot by monday.on temperatures will bees wil approaching 90 degreese temps out this morning notout hot, mild, 65 annapolis, 64nnols here in the city.re in e most everyone cong in lowernow to mid 60's.to m 60's. showers back out to the west of us. u we'll watch this real close. cs. again there's a chance thatance this morning one of thesening oo could break free.br we could have a little showertts develop. this sides of the mountains oin but it won't be a big deal. mostly clouds this morning atthg 11:00 a.m. 72 spotty showeryho possible and we end up this afternoon with a scattered scatr shower or a thunderstorm.r nothing too heavy coming ona y g across.acss. there's your fork.th now it's tim;, forecast.now a tr traffic.af can you but enough busies.us >> we can say crowded headacheeh of a friday morning commute. cou i want to start you off withh the problems.ems. bw parkway southbound a crashrah by 202.02. the inner loop typical delaysald across its wilson bridge outer loop earlier deadly crashy c saint barnabas.bas. all lanes opened but you're b yu st

arrested two years ago for a ui or i was not even driving. i was sleeping in my car. kidtching people like on a bicycle get arrested. he got in a wreck on his bicycle on the sidewalk. he's got a dui. for the rest of his life, he can never get a job as a class c license. this is a kid riding a bicycle. guest: i'd like to mention that this is one of the reasons why business groups across the country including chambers and small business groups are supporting reentry legislation like expungement. it would enable your low-level nonviolent drug offenders to bike the ste clean and get jobs. we now have a real dearth of skilled labor in this country. shoutd like to give out a to kentucky they passed a groundbreaking expungement bill. free a five-year time waiting period, they have an opportunity to have their slates wiped clean the manufacturing association was lamenting the dearth of skilled labor in kentucky. we hope we can marry these two interests. the need to give these individuals, those who have earned it, the opportunity for a second chance. host: does she have a poi

we're going to take a qck ui >>> good morning, it is comfortably above the freezing mark to low and mid40ston and in a annapol annapolis. a great day to be outside. temperature today, 67 for your high. back into the cool 40s the next couple of mornings. afternoon highs over the weekend around 70 on saturday. 72 sunday. near 80 on monday. and dry weather continues into early next week. cooler tuesday and wednesday and then warming right back ♪ darling, hold my hand >>> it's 8:00 on "today". coming up, hand in hand. william and kate hike near a monastery high in the himalayas. >> unbelievable, the scenery. >> amazing trip. >>> plus, one and only? the modern approach to marriage that's causing a stir. is it ever okay to make a deal, allowing your partner to cheat on you? ♪ i'm on top of the world >>> the great escape. the dramatic encounter with a chimpanzee on the loose outside a japanese zoo. how the sky high showdown came to an end today, friday, april 15th, 2016. >> i'm a schoo montana. i love my kids. >> sisters taking over new york. >> class of 2016! >> what, what, what, what? >> i'm ce

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uis: i do think once we get the realization of impeachment, there will be a reshuffling of positions there was a massive move in credit for swaps, a big flattening of the local curve. the dollar brazil is now trading around 3.50. it has been a very nice move already on the back of the political change, of the expectation of political change. notrtunately, the macro has collected yet. the current account surplus reacted big-time on the back of massive disruption on import growth, which is down to the floor. which obviously helps the current account surplus and balance. but in general, it is being -- conditions are very tough in the environment. especially if you link low growth with the fiscal pressure. we are in this mess in brazil because of the fiscal side. we still remain very concerned conditions going into next year, but we are still looking at 70% of this trade. hans: this reminds me of greece where there was a great deal of uncertainty regarding the fiscal path forward, but there is also demand. is there a fair amount of pent up demand because of the political paralysis? our d