wh whatsapp y whatsapp. you're saying he deserves this long leash. he deserve this is control. >> absolutely. at the time they thought instagram was a dumb move. it's turned out to be a brilliant move. same with whatsapp. i think the long-term view vision for something like oculus and this virtual reality interaction is also going to payoff as facebook continues to grow to be a platform where people share experiences and interact. and companies can advertise on that platform and better reach target customers. >> facebook up 8% in the pre market. >> coming up. we'll get you ready for the busiest day of earnings season. lindsey belle is here with a score card of the report so far and a look ahead of the results. >> facebook and twitter question of the day. bank of japan and the fed standing pat for now. is this the global economy stabilizing, getting worse or better? ♪ born with a hunger to fly and a passion to build something better. and what an amazing time it's been, decade after decade of innovation, inspiration and wonder. so, we say thank you ame

if you use whatsapp, facebook owns that.started its end-to-end encryption and you probably saw a pop-up. twitter was down by about a quarter of a percent. the twitter-nfl deal is in the spotlight. it could not want onto those gains, though. earlier it was up 5%, closing down by about a quarter of a percent. very quickly, gilead sciences was the big leader today, up by 1.5%, hitting its highest price since january. that is after bml initiated a new market performance. credit squeeze upgrading the stock there. overall, a down day. emily: thank you so much. i want to talk about elevation partners, the private equity firm cofounded by bono. maybe winding down. three members are starting a new group, raising more than $100 million to back a tech startup next equity. joining us to discuss it is alex webb and there's an interesting apple tie in here. explain what is happening. guest: it is called next equity. when steve jobs left apple, he then went away and set up a computer software company with the name next. i have heard the st

facebook is taking the encryption fight one step further on its messaging app "whatsapp." now secured with end to end encryption by default. "whatsapp" cofounder sent kpix 5 a statement saying, quote: the desire to protect people's communication is among their core beliefs. >>> twitter will begin streaming some thursday night games. the nfl testing delivering games on social media. they decided twitter is the right match. 10 thursday night games will stream through twitter and will be free to watch worldwide. of course, a lot of those thursday games can be seen right here on channel 5. >> that's right. >>> new at 5:00, started with a few kittens but 25 years later they have multiplied to thousands. now a california woman is working to get them adopted. the woman transformed her 4,000-square-foot home near fresno into what's believed to be the largest no cage cat sanctuary. she was moved to take action after discovering the high kill rate at shelters in the area. she has funneled all her retirement money to save the cats. volunteers estimate that 24,000 cats have been re-h

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facebooke whatsapp, owns that. it started its end-to-end encryption and you probably saw a pop-up.t was down by aboua quarter of a percent. the deal is in the spotlight there but they could not hold on to that today. scienceskly, gilead was the big leader today, up by 1.5%, hitting its highest price since january. that was after a new market perform. credit squeeze upgrading the stock there. overall, a down day. you so much. i want to talk about elevation partners, the private equity bono.ofounded by three members are starting a new group, raising more than $100 million to back a tech startup equity. is alexus to discuss it webb and there's an interesting apple tie in here. called next equity. when steve jobs left apple, he set up a computer software company with the name next. guys, the founder suggested this name as a joke and they loved it. so these guys, two people who actually worked for steve jobs our founding this new fun. what does it mean for elevation? one of the founder said they would only do one fund with outside investors. guest: it is nowhere near the scale of elevat

(that fades out) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> pam: >> pam: san francisco - whatsapp says it's now using a to protectideos, group chats to text messages sent by more than a billion users around the globe. >> pam: the service owned by "end-to-end" encryption to messages sent on android smartphones in 2014. it has include all types of on android phones, apple's >> pam: encryption has become a hotly debated subject, with some authorities warning extremists can use it to hide their tracks. whatsapp co-founder jan koum grew up in the soviet union and says have easy-to-use encryption as protection against hackers, identity thieves >> pam: coming up and 67 >> pam: >> pam: coming up in 60 seconds. we will have more taking a look explorers to see if the warriors will have 70 glance. gary has the highlights coming >> grant: why did she do this? as of right now the question is on answered. you might remember this guy who pulled a similar stunt six years ago near jfk airport. jet blew, employee says he had enough to office tie in head a few beers and been deployed and saw it on down. sliding to the front page af

whatsapp is owned by facebook and has one billion plus users. it comes on the heels of the privacy battle between apple and the fbi. facebook's live video streaming is getting an overhaul. it will get its own shortcut on the phone mobile apps. there will be a change to the layout you see when you update your phones, and no more having to link to facebook messenger. notthan: hopefully you're messing with facebook and whatsapp on the road. time for a look at t jamie sullivan joining us now. : you don't have to think about what you're doing on the road. 270 heading northbound. we have more volume heading north than heading south, but no slowdowns. i do want to talk about maryland. 95, pretty good shape, no big issues. montgomery county, by them building. very heavy as you approach clara barton parkway. big picture, not too bad. volume heading towards national harbor from the 11th street bridge slowing. let's talk travel times in virginia. 395 just under 20 minutes from the 14th street bridge to springfield. to thehbound, slowing capital beltway. 66

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>> the difference is whatsapp is huge. we don't use it in the united states and has a billion users. apple's imessage can only send nowhere close cloes to a billionto a billion. >> icloud. >> if you use icloud, that immediate ameliorates any encryption you get. >> i think after brussels attack people are nervous and how the government is not able to tap into them. how do they defend what they do right now and it all should be encrypted? >> law enforcement has been able to fight crime without having access to everybody's conversation in real-time. so basically this is just an excuse or that they should be focusing more on their intelligence work and less on inserting back doors into everybody's communications. >> what does that guarantee, the encryption and your security? >> well, there is no way to absolutely guarantee anything. >> right. >> but what they can do is guarantee that if the government comes to them with a warrant and says we need records of these people's conversations, they can say we don't have it. it's as e

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we got news this week that messages sent over whatsapp are now encrypted end to end.ere we moving in that direction anyway? >> the main thing that customers want is -- and this is everyone from the c suite and the board level all the way down to individual employees and customers they want control and they want choice and they want the ability to take their technology landscape and really shape it to their objectives so that means different regions around the world for example, you know, you can't say there's legislation in one area because every region from europe to the united states has different regulations and compliance requirements and customers want control and flexibility so they can make their objectives while staying compliant and secure. >> todd we've had a week or so to kick around this sort of weird ending to am versus fbi but did anything get answered in all of that for you? >> i think the biggest thing that got answered is that it's very complex and you have apple making great cases for kind of the consumer and for, you know, strong encryption and peop

a lot of those groups there, including isil, are using the social media platform, whatsapp and, just going back to, to mr. shindell's question about the chain of custody on some of these artifacts, what is coming out of syria and iraq and source of origin, that whole issue, is there a way for us to interdict -- i know they're marketing and selling these antiquities, in many cases on whatsapp, that, you know, that social media platform. is there any way for us to interdict, you know, that, that -- >> i will say something and dr. ala-zm will. >> doctor, please, go ahead. >> go ahead. >> this is what we do on a daily basis. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and we track these sales. we have people on the ground who actually meet with these dealers. . . standing there photographing and passing that information on to us. what happens to information afterwards is really the big question. how it is used effectively. >> there are three ingredients to make these solutions work. one is the means to anchor the object so everyone knows this is the exact object we're talking about. to then anchor verified inf

the decision by companies like apple and the messaging application whatsapp mean more than a bill won naeem have bennett easy and relooblt encryption. at the same time they have a secure means of communication and they will know it and use it as their own mission control center. that is the crux of the recent debate. alleges to secure technologies beyond the reach of law enforcement no longer requires sophistication, is available to anyone and everyone. at the same time, however, as more of our lives become dependent on the enter in the, the availability of widespread encryption is femme critical to our personal economic and -- and may echo those of decades paths, the circumstances of change and so too must the discussion we no lorener have a choice of black and white. if we take that approach, the only outfor come is we all lose. this requires a very thoughtful approach. that is why we're here today to begin moving the conversation from appear the versus the fbi or right versus wrong, to constructive dialogue that recognizes this is a complex issue that affects everyone and therefore

the step is a milestone for "whatsapp" which began the process of introducing end-to- end encryption> we have a major shake-up in big pharmacies after pfizer decided not to buy allergen. >> jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com has the story of the failed merger and much more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the head of the international monetary fund is giving a down beat outlook or not world economy sending stocks lower yesterday. dow down 133. nasdaq was down about 47. futures though are pointing to a higher open this morning. the largest ever healthcare merger is dead. pfizer is ending its $160 plan to take overaller will again. the move comes after the treasury department announced new rules to make tax inversions less profitable. pfizer's based in new york. it would have paid dramatically lower taxes by moving its headquarters to ireland where allergen is based. >>> beware what you buy on facebook. buzzfeed news investigation uncovered a clothing scam so retailers based in china are selling clothes at too good to be true prices. they use images stolen from the internet and

whatsapp messages will only be available to the sender and recipient. staying in tech, financial disruption is a buzz word at the money 2020 fintech conference in copenhagen with social trading company itoro making strides. nancy spoke to the firm's ceo and asked about the innovation taking place in the banking space. >> i definitely see a lot of the big banks in europe, starting with commerce bank, whose venture arm invested in etoro. so that's one of the largest banks in germany. you see sort of a very refreshing breeze of people understanding you have to innovate or die. sort of that statement of the silicon valley has now entered europe, into the financial services. they understand that they need to innovate or other banks who simply innovate or partner with etoro are going to come for their lurch. >> well, nancy is still in copenhagen and has been following the moving trends out of fintech. >> reporter: that's right, louisa. one of the big questions taking center stage is whether or not finance is having its uber moment. for that very question, let

facebook and whatsapp predominate here. young people would rather listen to music than to the news., what better way is there to reach them than to bring the message across with music? zoe kabuye, that's her real name, buys newspapers as often as she can. what bothers her is that not everyone can go to school in uganda. mc loy, a.k.a. zoe kabuye: that's part of child abuse, not taking a kid to school. i wouldn't blame parents who don't have money to take children to school. i would only blame the government, which doesn't build the infrastructure for the kids, and schools. yeah. narrator: her desire to remove fear and instill courage motivates her to teach kids at sunday school. mc loy: you will hold a son in your arms. well, she has no son and her husband is old. narrator: education for all, no more corruption. she has even put her demands to the president, rapping them, of course. mc loy: [rapping] ♪ yes, i am proud to be a ugandan living in the beautiful motherland the pearl of africa that grows every day and night with hospitals an education system and so much more but we need s

>> i hesitate to admit to my honorable friend that i never personally gives whatsapp in my life. but i'm happy to be able to reassure him that all aspects of government business are properly recorded and ministers and subjects to a foia request as normal despite the rumors he has heard spirit that probably makes two of us then. >> questions to the prime minister. >> number one, mr. speaker. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, yesterday marked a momentous day for the family and friends at the 96 victims of the hillsboro disaster. over the last 27 years their search for justice has been met with obfuscation and hostility instead of sympathy and answers. as i said that house in 2012 about the hills were independent panel report committed longer families had to wait for so long and to fight so hard just to get to the truth. i know the whole house will wish to join in praising their courage, the patients and their resolve. they have never folded into pursuit of the truth and we all owe them a great debt of gratitude. >> here, here. >> mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with

so you act surprised whenever we do whatsapp?and don't be surprised some people are not sober at this hour. >> and all depends on the markets and what's going on in asia i guess. >> asia is bad today. and our futures are down. not good. >> -- our futures -- the u.s. futures. >> our futures the. >> as a tv analyst he's very concerned. >> i think you do. >> no i think you do? >> it's -- >> [ laughter ] >> limited. limited upside. >> thank you so much. valiant pharmaceuticals cleaning house. making some sweeping changes to its board. this after outgoing ceo michael pearson and activist bill ackman get grilled on capitol hill. >> quite an intense series of questions last night to mike pearson and bill ackman and the former cfo there. we are hearing about potential changes to the board. the wall street journal reporting five directors potentially stepping down. four reading up to take their place. this comes as mike pearson on his way out. joe papa due to take over at valiant. bill ackman said several times he's expected to start as e

. >>> well it is time to get down to business now and facebook's messaging service whatsapp is now evene secure. for its one billion users worldwide. the service is now using a powerful form of encryption which covers every photo, video file and message sent via the app. >>> san francisco is now the first city in the country to offer six weeks fully paid leave to new parents. the law takes effect january 2017, with a gradual phase-in for smaller business, it applies to mothers and fathers and both full-time and part-time employee who is work in the city. >>> and the biggest starbucks ever is headed to new york city. the coffee giant will bring its second reserve roastry and tasting room concept to the meat-packing district. it's expected to open in 2018. boasting 20,000 square feet. >>> and delicious or gross? racing superstar dale earnhardt jr. shares his favorite sandwich. >>> are the mighty barriers folding in the final games of the season? almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what? it's what you do. i got this. thanks, dennis! i

big changes for whatsapp. the online messaging service owned by facebook.e. now all messages, phone calls and videos will be encrypted and that applies to any phones that runs the app. buzzfeed reports on a clothing scam, drawing customers on facebook and other internet sites. customers order clothing at a too good to be true price from a website they probably never heard of. they end up with clothing of poor quality that barely resemble what they ordered. most of the sites are chinese manufacturers and at least eight of them are connected to one manufacturer. >>> starbucks is building its next high-end coffee shop in new york, their biggest ever. the new starbucks roastry and tasting room is expected to open in 2018 and it will roast small batch premium coffee that will be sold on-site or shipped to other locations. customers are encouraged to talk to the ba rista to learn about the coffee. >> i will meet you there. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. >>> still to come, a violent crash caught on dash cam. a suspect's vehicle is

ken rsh the funny thing is, the co-pilot sent the photograph via whatsapp. >> was this young man tryingijacker? >> i don't know. i think it young man is different from the flight attend damage. it's helpful to do that. but this guy. that would not be my first instinct. can i take this picture with this guy who rant to month us up -- who want to blow us up? kennedy: i always keep a sharpened pencils because they have taken so many knives away. celebrity culture. >> how did that guy get on the plane with a suicide vest on. and what was the mechanism in place once necessity realize he had a suicide vest to take him down and get him down. and the passengers yucking it up thinking this is funny. the threshold is lowered. if i'm a bad guy who does want explosives in my suicide vest -- kennedy: i do think after 9/11 everyone assumed if someone has been a dip stick on a plane, everyone tackles them. i can't think of anything but bad word. and everyone piles on. but now people are like, oh, we are just chatting with hijackers and their friend and celebrities. >> i was shaking my head, thanks a l

dick: you would hear them talking about whatsapp and flipping the value of users, and i would take him giant bubble? mike: i probably should not talk about this on bloomberg. but we would say if the bubble hits, we will go on. like nine months ago, because we were writing about it. >> between when we shoot it and when the bubble burst, we're suddenly a period piece. emily: you're not just in the writers room, but real venture capitalists. what do you think? >> about whether we are in a bubble or not? it has adjusted over the past several months. and there was a great piece about it this morning. dick: about financings and re-caps that are coming, and how financers will have to get used to down rounds on these companies. those kinds of things are good. emily: so you are a coach to young founders, what are you telling them about the environment? dick: we tell them to be more thoughtful about how they are spending money. he will probably get worse before it gets great again or easy again because people are being a lot more thoughtful about not going to far. you have to be more thoughtful

facebook, it has 1 billion people that use it to send videos, messages, and pictures, it is called whatsappyption works with iphones, androids, and other devices. the founder grew up in the soviet union and believes that encryption is important and necessary to be protected against attackers, and it automatically encodes every message with an algorithm that can only be unlocked by the sender and the recipient. not even the employees will be able to look at the customer's data. the company will have no way to apply with a court order that apple received in connection with the san bernardino, the shooters phone. the fbi's top lawyer says that the bureau has extracted information from the phone and it is putting it to use but no other details have been explained on what kind of information was on the phone. they want to find out where they went after the shooting. they want to know if the couple had any help from outside the united states. >> the fbi's layer did not say if the information would be made public. >>> and asian airline is doing better, the annual -- finding improvements for airlin

the same thing happening where people are sending lots of private messages, the other whatsapp messenger will be interesting to see how this all shakes out. emily: what is the ideal mix? what you going for? mike: the right medium for the right conversation. there are times you want a long conversation, times when you want to share something with all your friends, and times when you want to share something with it the whole world. there is probably a proper experience for each of those that we want to make our own. algorithmically, what do you want? are you algorithmically doing things to encourage more personal sharing? it is like an existential problem, because you actually have power over what people see. algorithmically, how are you handling that? mike: there is lots to do, all the time. you measure the results of these and all sorts of ways, including user settings, where he asked people if they like the stories they saw, do you want to see these things instead? --t of the goal is to get give people what they really want. here are all the possible things you want to read, what are th

government is looking to create its own social messaging service to rival whatsapp.as issued proposals to build communications platform for the military. they wanted to incorporate block chain technology and have a self-destruct feature like snapchat. darpa says it may even commercialize the platform. coming up, the charter time warner cable deal wins antitrust approval with one exception. we will break down what it means for the likes of netflix. ♪ emily: from coffee table and meatballs to solar panels. ikea has begun selling them online this week. they will sell them in all of their u.k. stores by the end of the summer. about one third of their customers have indicated they would like to invest in solar and they want to make it an essential part of any home. the move comes despite cuts to subsidies for homeowners and businesses in the u.k. and the u.s.. charter communications just one bank antitrust approval in the united states for its $65 billion takeover of time warner cable. the deal will create the second largest cable provider behind comcast. the agreement in

not even beens able to monetize some of its other properties like messenger and whatsapp and instagram. you can see shares rising. some of the other stocks gaining on earnings news include ford posting $2.5 billion of those shares of 1%. as itree are benefiting, appears, some people are spending their gas seizing on buying higher price cigarettes. mastercard is also gaining after that company beat estimates. the flipside, we have a viacom shares after the company expected a loss for this year. , victors appears to be a source of this problem here. domino's pizza goes way below estimates. international will make our audio equipment missing estimates. so, we have a lot to sift through. betty: we did not even get to what happened in japan. when theamazing date bank of japan is an afterthought because there's so much other news. japanndeed, the bank of did not move to increase a stimulus and that economy. heard the banks say they wanted to bring time to the markets. it was only a slight majority of economists who were expecting the bank of japan to do something, this was really welcomed by

i think he has done a great job and he will make some tough moves like buying whatsapp, from time totime, but they end up being the right moves. emily: they say he will be making more bold moves in the future. thank you all. coming up this summer, you could be watching the olympics in snapchat. we break down the details of the company's new deal with comcast and what it says about the cable giant's visions in entertainment. ♪ emily: in today's revolving door, cypress semiconductors ceo tj rodgers is exiting the company he founded. the changing of the guard comes with an admission from the 68-year-old industry legend that he didn't want to continue being tied down with operating a 7000 employee company. rogers says the first quarter report, his 120th, would be his last. this summer, when the time comes to watch the olympics, you may tune in via snapchat. the social messaging app has reached a deal with comcast-nbc to share highlights on a designated channel curated by buzzfeed. this will be the first time that transmission of the lipids will happen on a mobile platform. they have reac

guest: i am trying to shift us to whatsapp and eventually that is what i will be using, as well as encrypt in my voice communications, which means if a foreign government or a hacker is intercepting these voice messages, they cannot do much with it because it is all encrypted. how does one encrypt their voice messages? guest: we have applications that do this. i have no idea how to write a program to equip -- encrypt. but these applications do it for you. you download one, installed on your phone, and then you use it and you are encrypted. --t: host: go ahead and dial in. , what was that bill and why did you support it? guest: i'm a big believer in privacy. you mentioned wi-fi. , you go to a coffee sore or a hotel or any place with a wi-fi network, you think you are using a coffee store's wi-fi, but it is a hacker five feet away from you, his network looks just like the starbucks network, and all your phone data gets to that hacker. in terms of privacy, i am a big believer in privacy and i think that will be one of the key civil rights issues of the 21st century. last year, we worked hard

when we come back, whatsapp tightening up security details.ore on that in a minute. ♪ [engine revs] ♪ ♪ [engine revving] the all-new audi a4 is here. in a sense running a hunt for what he is calling a dream ceo job and says the assets are durable. valuations low thanks to a collapse in confidence. comes on the heels of doing very well and general risk on environment which has stocks close to session highs. >> but that is a very closely watched stock and the come mens come as the company yesterday announced its probe had ended and then reports yesterday afternoon about potentially get a default waved by lenders. that would be very valuable and material for the company. >> and taking encryption to a new level. they already announce only centers and recipients to see messages but now end to end encryption as well as iphone and other devices taking the conversation to a billion users into the realm of secrecy. and encryption issues are more important and governments worried about fighting crime. and meta data is still available but this strikes me

there has been talk that facebook's tertiary products like whatsapp have not even been monetized yet. there is more potential there. harman international is a disappointment. a maker of audio agreement coming out in missing estimates. then there are the largest deals. $25 billion acquisition of st. jude medical by abbott labs. $40gether today more than billion in announced deals were proposed deals in some of the cases. it has been a very busy day for us. the one that is not a done deal is the deal for medivation. let's check on the bloomberg first word news. john boehner is not hiding his contempt for ted cruz. in a speech at stanford university, the school's newspaper quotes him as calling cruz "lucifer in the flash." "i have never worked with a more miserable sob in my life." cruz responded from indiana. >> when john boehner calls the lucifer, he is not directing that it may. he is directing that at you. what he is angry with me for is nothing i said to him. i never said much of anything. what he is angry with me about is standing with the american people, energizing and encouragin

guest: we are expecting to hear everything from messenger products and whatsapp included and virtualeality. this is the conference where facebook lays it all out. a lot of the current buzz is around bots and what they might do to help businesses use artificial intelligence. emily: this is what allows you to order uber, book a restaurant, i wonder how many people are doing that in messenger? guest: it is very small so far but what a lot of analyst are saying is once facebook opens the ability to build bots more widely, facebook is making the move in the bots area. emily: isn't that the same thing that got microsoft in trouble? guest: microsoft had a thought that started -- had a bot that had racist tendencies. if they build something to have humanlike capabilities, who knows if it will go off the rails. emily: what should we be watching for? david: i think people tend to underestimate the scope of the way zuckerberg tends to think about the whole thing. things like internet.org are the front of his attention and it would not surprise me if he talked about that. it has been such a chal

and just in crypting its entire system, means nobody, not the cia, not fbi not whatsapp can read yoursages, this comes as the fbi becomes more aggressive. apple i messages already does this end to end but not everybody does this especially in developing country. more than a billion people use wh whatapp. the only bigger one is facebook itself. this will change a lot of things for people in countries in which they do not want their governments reading and seeing what they're sending. >> thank you. >>> global impact there. everyone around the world knows harry potter, right? how about the wizarding world of harry potter in los angeles. >> they opened the brand new theme park in a spectacular way last nights. >> of course, there had to be fireworks. the world of harry potter includes hogwarts castle and the shops of hashogsmead. listen to what his rival, draco ma had to say. >> i came here as a 6, 7 and 8-year-old. to think i can now be a part of it is a lot to take in. >> he has to be jazz about it. the attraction opens tomorrow. tickets about $95 on a weekday, 1$105 on the weekends. we

. >>> and the popular messaging service whatsapp enables end-to-end encryption. >>> and ninja turtlesthe best seats in the house for 25 cents a piece thanks to hbo funny man john oliver. >>> a wild win sparked a dramatic accident on the road. the police cruiser just missing a tree as it crashed to the ground. that was on the dash cam and the other lady saw it going airborne. nobody was hurt. thank you for joining us today, everybody, and being part of the real story. i'm martha mccown. here's shep. >>> now, shepard smith reporting, live from the fox news deck. >> that was fascinating, wasn't it? us news people say that a lot. that and "it's interesting." we say that way too much. but last night is fascinating. at least for me. what happened in wisconsin, it really did tell us a lot and give us a sort of new narrative going towards the next big primary right here in new york. cruz won. trump lost. we wondered what would happen at the shout fest that came to be. trump can't say, winning, winning, winning, because he did not win. so what happened last night at the big rally that happens