and we want to continue with the second versation about this year's nobel peace prize recipient a for that i want to turn now to a dance with his in stockholm he's the director of the stockholm international peace research institute a very good day mr smith were you surprised as i can that a grassroots disarming organization is this year's nobel prize a recipient. i thought it was very appropriate and i had was at this for. ripe to be focusing on the nuclear weapons it should and the peace prize committee has a record of highlighting certain issues and sending a message through through the primes so i'm not surprised that it was about nuclear weapons i hadn't thought of as being the most likely reception but i think it's a good choice because they have been pushing this issue into public consciousness in the last. some years in a way that few other organizations have achieved so much as it would you say that in honoring i can it's another reminder that the international community is dealing with several nuclear issues. well i think that's the first thing this year with north korea and

earlier,versation still with me here in san francisco.ot of political issues that are impacting the travel industry? the trumps to me toinistration's position interview people coming into the united states and the restrictions they have placed on immigrants, students, all of those things are going to have some impact on travel. whether they affect expedia, who knows? of things to worry about is getting longer, not shorter. to the extent that the united states is not friendly to people who want to come, that will have a cost. emily: would that make you have a negative outlook on online travel businesses? >> they would not be on my focus areas. and see whatat it makes it a compelling story right now. the stock is down a ton's a really it is way more interesting than it was today than yesterday. up, insights on the deal. this is bloomberg. ♪ week, werlier this have learned delphi has learned to purchase a startup for or hundred $50 million. -- $450 million. the -- splitting joining us now from boston, the ceo of the economy -- new economy --

we are told by the senator from south carolina that trump only put three names into the --versation -- taylor, power power, and yellen. talk about gary cohn and kevin war seems to be fading. it does seem like a two-person race mostly. yellen still kind of hanging on here. morenk we have a few twists and turns of this story to come. it could come this week or next week. he gets on the plane for asia. that is a hard deadline to get the names. we are down to see what the president decides. julia: cannot come quickly enough year. bloomberg's washington bureau chief, craig gordon. thank you for that. coming up, separating the man from the company. that is what it would take for tom barrack to come to the rescue in the aftermath of sexual assault allegations against harvey weinstein. more from that interview, a head. from new york, this is bloomberg. joe: billionaire tom barrack may consider bailing out the weinstein company in the wake of sexual assault allegations against harvey weinstein, but there is a catch. barrick spoke to erik schatzker at the future investment seminar. do not know