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distinction between products and services, because now when you used to buy at the record store, which was the lp, or a 45, you now zip in 1's and 0's to computer to computer. how we regulate that under the securities law, how we tax that, whether the same tax policy would apply and how we regulate that under the first amendment have -- has stumped many regulators in court and it's interested he talked how many facebook has gone on how many people have logged on and yet, we still don't have jurisprudence on this. and the court hasn't caught up with technology and old boundaries and how they're to be regulated. the question of the chairman i found most interesting, especially when we start talking about political speech and first amendment rights was the question about classifying facebook and other social media sites as the media. are they press or a technology company? i think they're both. i think they're both. i think that they do cureate information. as he said they do have content and more importantly they've democratized the press and given individual citizen a platform to be heard and to f

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besh lps lof. >> he was a high profile first lady.ing up during the reagan years when she was the wife of the vice president. with those 12 years in the white house carved out a high profile role even within this era of high profile modern first ladies. this is a woman that campaigned with her husband and her sons. for jeb bush for president in 2016. that was just when women were coming into the mainstream of american professional life. you get to 1990. she is invite today give the commencement speech. many say we don't want you. the only reason you're invited is because you're a president's wife. she goes despite the opposition to her being there and saying the whole idea of feminism is choice. you can choose to be a woman who raises her family and helps her husband and is more traditional or do other things. >> is that the speech where she is -- i will para phrase this. >> i lost soupd for one moment. >> do you have me now? no. i have lost him. i will say what i was going to say in hopes that he can come back. i think that speech is

. >> i was hoping maybe we could start here. lp dayton and her children, haley and cole, are helping rebuild a home ruined by hurricane harvey in houston. ned that doesn't begin to tell what's happened here. while work swirls around her, kristin is lost in thought, writing a message on the wall to her husband of 18 years, scott dayton, killed a year and a half ago in syria, the first american service man to die there. >> changed our world completely, so being able to give back, you know, in his name and in his r:nor is really nice. >> reporter: there are 12 gold star families here who lost loved ones in military service, and now they are trying to help someone else put their life back together. meey have all written messages to their loved ones on that kitchen wall. some day, somebody is going to remodel that kitchen, and they're going to see that. >> i hope they feel the honor that we feel. >> reporter: debbie blackwood's family has been living in a hotel since harvey hit. so you lost your home, which is a huge loss to any family.

lps refers to the name of the bill that was passed in the late 1960s and it took full effect in california in 1972. lps conservatorships, mental health conservatorships are essentially one in the same. i want to distinguish these two terms from the public guardian. there's some confusion about the role and the inner play. the public guardian is a program that's also operated by our department and this program oversees conservatorships for adults with cognitive impairments, dementia like alzheimer's decide. -- disease. public conservatorships tend to be established for the life span of the conserve person. when the act was passed the intention was really to end lengthy, indeterminate and involuntary commitments that were really complon at that time. the model that was established under the act is a recovery model. it's really based on the understanding that mental illness is treatable. i have some codes here. 5150 might be a term that many are familiar with. a 5150 hold can be used for danger to self or danger to others. most individuals that are held on a 5150 generally stabilize within th

was quickwitted. she could snap -- i know the republicans can attest to that -- she didn't miss a beat. she is an lpause she had lots of personality. the thing that tickled me so much was the bob story. as a person who doesn't have a husband -- nobody has ever wanted to marry me -- i am always interested in hearing the stories -- [laughter] bob, you promised to find me a husband. you didn't do it. that's another broken promise of the republicans. [laughter] louise,well, you know, how did you get with bob and stay with and so on? girl, when i saw him, i said, i got to have him. dear is somebody who is 88 years old and still loves her husband and he loved her and they are together and i am happy for them. this woman had swagger. she had style. she used to see me all the time finding over anybody and any ink that was orange. i love the color orange. the only reason i am not wearing it today is because i'm scared of frederica wilson. [laughter] fredricka says, on wednesday, you have to wear red in see a whole bunch of people today wearing red because of fredricka. but i love orange. louise went out and

blue have voted to unionize choosing the airline pilots association or a lp a as their collective bargaining unit the third time was the charm for the pilots who were defeated by management in two previous attempts at union representation since two thousand and nine they joined fifty thousand pilots represented by p.a. at delta and united the boat was roughly two to one in favor with just over four thousand ballots cast from the forty seven hundred eligible pilots l.p.s. says that while they start forming committees to. go shape the airlines first collective bargaining agreement their newest members are immediately entitled to union medical advisors and insurance benefits. and other labor news workers supply is getting so tight in the rail sector that competitors union pacific that can be n.s.f. railway are both offering hiring bonuses as high as twenty five thousand dollars all my heart of brassica based union pacific is offering signing bonuses up to fifteen thousand dollars for diesel mechanics twenty thousand for members of the train crew and twenty five thousand for diesel electricians according to the lincoln

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. ♪ myly: that was some of conversation with twitter ceo ned segal. produces arg lpeaking news video network for twitter. still ahead, we break down amazon, and the president of the attacks, and whether it has any impact on its business. that story is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: amazon now wants in on your car. the online retailer can now unlock and deliver packages to your car if you own a chevrolet, buick, gmc, or cadillac. the vehicles must be a 2015 model year or newer and have an active service plan. in the new service is now available to all prime members through amazon key. meantime, citigroup warns if the u.s. social service raises rates, amazon's profits could be cut by $1.3 billion. of course, that's a little more than 1% of its annual earnings. it president trump claims the post office loses money in its contract with amazon, but the post office says it makes money on the amazon deal and is legally prohibited from charging shippers less than its delivery cost. speaking of amazon, the tech giant released first-quarter results thursday. we broke down

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lp produces a news network for twitter. coming up, tim cook meets one-on-one with president trump. we will tell you what wascussed behind closed doors. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: our top story, facebook out with a big beat. mark zuckerberg just wrapped up speaking on the call. his message, we need to keep moving forward. this is different from the message to users and congress, stressing how careful facebook would be. the investors need to hear that they will get more of the same from the social network, as opposed to volatility. dave wainer just starting to speak now. apple's ceo tim cook made his way to the oval office on wednesday to meet with president trump. this comes amid a trade war between d.c. and beijing. the president has been a vocal about apple, saying he would get them to "build their things in this country." before the meeting he tweeted, looking forward to my meeting with tim cook from apple. we will talk about many things, including how the u.s. has been treated unfairly on trade. here to tell us what went down, we have mike morning -- dorning. with we know about what was discussed? mike:

we have 500 lps now, but it is mainly people managing their money. 10% are very about institutional and our prediction is the next 18 months. >> early days, bitcoin wasd skanky. getting institutionalized in the very last bit is there is not a custodian for cryptocurrencies. i think in the next 12 months, someone will have solved that and that will check the last box. >> running mate is kevin kelly's managing partner. kevin, you are watching real estate as he frequently do and there has been a lot of talk about amazon on retail. what is the current thinking on the interplay? >> you have seen amazon start to move into bricks and mortars. have 10y actually stores where they actually have presence, where they have their own ministore. >> they have whole foods as well. >> they are -- look at whatto amazon is doing, this is great for the bricks side of the bricks and mortar. it is good for them more broadly because it is reinforcing the omni channel affect. tenants are omni present. >> the trade you are looking at today, usually we talk to people about what to do ahead of earnings, but reported today, the stock is up. what are you looking at? >> when you l

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arabia's public investment fund was some of 20 investors in a $5 billion funding round for uber this doesn't include venture firms that the saudis have invested in as lpslike softbanks $100 billion vision fund where saudi arabia's public investment fund has already chipped in a cool $45 billion. the vision fund has already invested in 30 companies from arm holdings to weward the prince will also reportedly meet with venture investors but that could come with its own challenges with two vcs mentioning political risks of accepting direct saudi money one vc saying the verdict is still out. back to you. >> that's absolutely the question, josh thank you. our josh lipton. one company feeling the impact of saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman, amc entertainment will open saudi arabia's first movie theater in more than 35 years. >> joining us with more in a cnbc exclusive is ceo of amc entertainment, adam arron. good to see you. >> thank you kelly, i always save my news for your show. >> you better. >> it's great to have you with us tell us more about opening this first movie theater in saudi after so long. >> well, these are historic days for amc, historic