on schedule to begin their second and final day of their summit. we re live in hanoi. our exclusive conversation with alibaba executive vice chair and cofounder joe tsai, and why he is optimistic about the u.s. china trade deal. and why he thinks investing in professional sports could ease tension. to the top story, all eyes in washington on president trump s former personal attorney and fixer, michael cohen, testifying before congress. the contentious affair continuing after we saw plenty six hours. of heated exchanges as cohen laid out testimonies including a bombshell on the 2016 hacked democratic national committee emails. mr. cohen: a lot of people asked me about whether trump about the release of the hacked documents, democratic national committee email ahead of time. the answer is yes. emily: plenty to discuss. i want to get to new york where our bloomberg executive editor who covers financial investigations is standing by. let s start with that first of one. all, the
is on schedule are on schedule to begin their second and final day of their summit. we re live in hanoi. withxclusive conversation the alibaba co-founder, joe tsai and why he is optimistic about the u.s. china trade deal. to the top story, all eyes in washington on president trump s former personal attorney and fixer, michael cohen, testifying before congress. contentions continue after six hours. we saw plenty of heated exchanges as cohead laid out testimoniesut including a bombshell on national committee emails. a lot of people asked me about whether trump about the release of the hacked documents, democratic national committee email ahead of time. the answer is yes. emily: plenty to discuss. i want to get to new york where our bloomberg executive editor is standing by. first of all, the revelation trump knew about this email hack. , rogerrding to cohen stone called the office and trump s assistant put them on the speakerphone. roger stone said he had talked to julian
special counsel robert mueller s team interviewed attorney general jeff sessions as part of the investigation into possible russian meddling in 2016 election, and could seek to question president trump in the coming weeks. now that government funding has been restored, nasa tv returned to the airwaves to transmit live images of two american astronauts making repairs to the international space station. mark manheim and scott angelle performing restorations. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i m alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. bloomberg technology is next. emily: i m emily chang, and this is bloomberg technology. coming up, twitter s ceo makes his exit. while the top job at sophia. plus, uber s ceo plans to put the ride-hailing giant ahead. and we go to taiwan to get a behind-the-scenes look at companies ushering in the next tech breakthrough. first, to our lead. a huge shakeup for the leadership t
first, to our lead. a shakeup for the leadership team at twitter. the ceo has resigned from the company to take the ceo position at a thing tech startup. ch startup.t a finte work cut out for him. he will feel a leadership void that has existed since the cofounder resigned as ceo last year, amid activations of sexual harassment. we got all the details from selina wang. that delivers a blow to twitter, especially just at the very early beginnings of their turnaround strategy. several analysts upgraded their company. they are finally showing revenue and user growth. noto did put in place much of the structure they needed to continue this turnaround. some sources have said that this could provide a good opportunity for jackson. he and noto haven t always agreed on product division. this could be a way for him to pursue other paths that haven t been possible. tweet.there was a one of my favorite commentaries is that twitter now house three interns and a part-time ceo. but talk ab
pursue areas of agreement, shared goals, shared purposes. policies decisions will fall out of that. senator, this bipartisan meeting looks great, but it was just over two weeks ago that the president tweeted if senate republicans don t get rid of the filibuster rule and go to 51% majority, few bills will be passed so is this a reset are we to expect not just bipartisan conversations but a bipartisan approach to crafting legislation, or is this just a conversation it will take two to tango again, i give the president credit my approach has always been to try to find bipartisan support did that with joe donnelly so it s the starting point now, are we going to get eight democrats to sign on to a major piece of legislation that might be a stretch but it doesn t hurt to begin the conversation whether it s health care reform, tax reform, infrastructure, talking to our colleagues trying to find those areas of agreement if we make a really good argument, if we find those areas of