they would either be given a full score thing we the requirement, or zero if they fall short. korea, soul global news 24 hours a day in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. a quick check of the open in hong kong. not the best day. more next. this is bloomberg. caroline: coming up, google steps up its cloud business. we have all of the highlight highlights from google s conference. plus, training the next wave of u.s. tech one nano degree at a time. interest as a search engine with a more personalized touch. google sees reliability as a competitive advantage. at a company conference, dan green ranked google ahead of those companies as the most reliable copywriter for 2016. it is also attracting clients. it in the latest speech, he says he sees cloud becoming one of the core products such as search advertising. google cloud is a natural extension. we are just doing it for businesses. we need it means increasing availability and lowering costs. caroline: we also t
they do not inherently include a prohibition of the intelligence community. yes, sir. mr. comey, are you aware whether or not the director of national intelligence, director clapper, ever briefed the president of the united states, then president obama, concern ing the possible collection of communication between the incoming administration or officials? i cannot comment on that. why not, mr. comey? because it may involve classified information that i can t talk about here. i can t remember with the full committee. we ll have to refresh your memory on those conversations then. mr. comey, did president obama ever acknowledge to you being briefed of possible inadvertent or incidental collection by the intelligence community of any communications of members of the incoming trump administration? i ll have to give you the same answer, mr. turner. mr. comey, the first question related to whether or not mr. clapper had briefed the president of the united states. he
emily: i m emily chang and this is bloomberg west. coming up, to infinity and beyond. a reusable space race heats up as the spacex rocket returns the earth. in silicon valley ford talks to google to build self driving cars. silicon valley raises the bar on over the top holiday parties. we will take you on a full tour with the celebrations at google and facebook. remember this? that is a spacex rocket trying and failing at a soft landing on a barge in the middle of the ocean in april. today is a new day for elon musk and the entire space industry. spacex s falcon 9 booster successfully donlanded in cape canaveral. this was when another falcon 9 was destroyed last june. the point dramatic cost reduction. they spent more than $60 million on each standard launch and musk is aiming for 100 fold cost reduction. how close are we to the goal? joining us to discuss is a former nasa administrator and jimmy, the ceo of a satellite imaging company. 11 satellites were released into
york is at a premium for the first time since january. crude is heading for second annual loss. at the marketsok right now if hong kong and china currently close but here s how they were trading in the morning session. the shanghai composite building on the gains of the year despite that. checking the rest of the picture in asia, mumbai gaining right now. if south korea climbing half a percent higher. i am back in half an hour. emily: i m emily chang and you plus, detroit clearing up at the silicon valley. silicon valley raises the bar on over-the-top holiday parties. but with a guilty celebration at google. this that is a space x rocket trying and failing in a soft landing on a barge in the middle of the ocean back in april. today is a new day for elon musk and the space industry. axis relented up right a launchpad at cape canaveral. ted was the first flight another was destroyed by fire. the point of this experiment is dramatic cost reduction. they spent more than $60
championship of the national football league. the players are pumped up, the balls will be very carefully pumped up and the fans. is there anything more delightfully crazed than a football fan? just ask the guys who lug their giant pizza oven to the parking lot for every home game. would you consider this an obsession? an obsession. what do you think, is it an obsession? we re passionate about it. i would say it s an obsession. what makes diehard sports fans so diehard? ahead on super bowl sunday. osgood: the call for the envelope please goes out at the academy awards two weeks from tonight. and lesley stahl has been talking to the man mind one of this year s most nominated films. you re a kid from a poor family and a priest visits you it s a big deal. how do you say no to god? coming up on sunday morning. spotlight. do you think you ve got something? it s been called the best movie about journalism since all the president s men the work of tom mccarth