snape is a better comparison. there's been this question about whether the private markets work rational or whether they were overpricing all of these private companies. i think that is why this conversation over whether pinterest is worth $12 billion, now it might be worth $9 billion, is really interesting. i think this process of figuring out how the public market feels about all this private valuation is ongoing here. it is a fascinating business story. i think that is why we are talking about all these companies at the same time when they have sort of raced out the door. emily: you are nodding your head. why? rett: i don't think we know what will happen after uber files. it could have the effect of pulling the oxygen out of the room. we haven't seen a deal that big until alibaba -- since alibaba. emily: what are some other interesting prospects you are watching? zoom is one we are talking about. eric: we joke that zoom has three things we almost never see in a company that goes public in techland. eps. it shou

snape is a better comparison. there's been this question about whether the private markets work rational or whether they were overpricing all of these private companies. i think that is why this conversation over whether pinterest is worth $12 billion, now it might be worth $9 billion, is really interesting. i think this process of figuring out how the public market feels about all this private valuation is ongoing here. it is a fascinating business story. i think that is why we are talking about all these companies at the same time when they have sort of raced out the door. emily: you are nodding your head. why? rett: i don't think we know what will happen after uber files. it could have the effect of pulling the oxygen out of the room. we haven't seen a deal that big until alibaba -- since alibaba. emily: what are some other interesting prospects you are watching? we are talking about. eric: we joke that zoom has three things we almost never see in a company that goes public in techland. eps. it should probably

why he mentioned one eleven nine eleven because it was the first and the only time in that time that snape to invoked article five the article of. defense and that was his way of trying to collective defense i'm sorry that was his way of trying to convince the congress how important the alliance is for the you asked and we have to say that the speech writers of his address they seemed to be a plus on the american audience ok so the warm reception from congress was in marked contrast to the president's skepticism what does that tell us. well it was very important i think to address congress in this speech because in congress the support for need to remains very strong and because the congress can really help to sustain this support we saw it last year when the senate voted with overwhelming majority to back we saw it this year when the house of representatives voted for the so-called sneed to support act that would prohibit the use of federal funds to withdraw from need to so it was once again very important to stress how important nato is knowing that there is a lot of support in both cham

. ♪ caroline: snape is getting into gaming. the company announced its namesake will include multiplayer games within its messaging section. it unveiled six games custom-made for the mobile app including bit muji party -- including bitmoji party. the move comes after the company still struggles to add more users. return to tesla because shares of the electric me of -- electric vehicle maker dropped by as much as 11% before finishing the day down over eight cents. tesla sought a 13.1% decline in deliveries during the first quarter. after it are livered 91,000 vehicles in the fourth quarter, vehiclesustered 63,000 this time around -- after it delivered 91,000 vehicles. braced ourselves for poor production numbers, but these seem to be even worse. >> what was really stunning was sort of a collapse in the higher-margin more expensive vehicles. must have signaled their would be problems getting cars overseas, but the street was not expecting only 63,000. that's lower than not just the fourth quarter but the third quarter as well. car

today, we have professor snape thatlp us understand perspective a little bit more. matthew is the burnett and mildred finley wilford proposal of humanity and science in the department of sociology at stanford university. he is also the director for the anditute for research social science secure datacenter and formally directed stanford center for the comparative study of race and ethnicity. before moving to stanford in 1996, he was a professor of sociology at the university of wisconsin, madison. been a research fellow at the u.s. bureau of the senses and a fellow at the center for advanced study in the behavioral sciences. he has published three books in over -- and over 70 articles and books, chapters on demography, economic development, poverty, and unemployment. his current research in writing deals with the methodology of racial management, changes in this -- social and economic well-being of american ethnic minorities and american indian education. for nearly 10 years coming he served as an appointed member of bureau racial and ethnic advisory committee. as a

college-aged students are at reater and these snapes of violence are underreported. a study by the u.s. department of justice, one in five women completed sexual assault. to combat violent crime and help sipters to these. e and respond to and this is to study ap submit a report to congress on best practices regarding the prevention of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking on college campuses. this includes programs, events and educational materials to prevent acts. preventing violence against people or college campuses starts wrl education. sharing information and guidance for them opens the door for work among workers. my amendment does not change the enforcement and implementation of the department of jeag. congress needs a report on best practices for prevention of these acts of violence not on the recent efforts to change regulations under title 9. none of us can address this on our own. this amendment provides a commonsense approach by forcing the agency to continue to review methods for combatting acts of violence. sexual violent and the federal govern

when snape went public, that is basically what they said -- when snap went public, that is basically what they said. it did not work well, but they are coming back now. alix: lyft's ipo struggled a bit, but the idea that maybe capital markets are open in a -- that weren't for, they weren't before, maybe there is more room in the markets. taylor: you are seeing the pricing of a lot of these big ipo shares coming down to more neutral levels. we talked about companies like lyft and uber being on par with even the valuation of a netflix. david: taylor riggs, thank you so much. coming up, mario draghi winds down his term as ecb president. rieder joins us next for what i'm watching. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: here's who i'm watching today, mario draghi. stepping down as ecb president come this fall, there's a piece on the bloomberg right now saying that it will be hard to fill his shoes. joining us is rick rieder, blackrock's cio of global fixed income. this piece says if you really look back at what he's done, the whatever it takes remarks that may be cap the union together, and how st