let's go into the today stock chart for philip morris. you can see how large the decline was, the biggest drop on record. let's go into some of the carnage. you saw tobacco makers not just in the u.s. but europe, british tobacco down in a very big way on the indications of weaker demand. if we going to the bloomberg one is where these charts are, this one is called tobacco charts. you can see all these different stocks, yellow is phillip morris, they are completely tanking on the trading desk on this latest earnings news. julie: su, thank you so much. very poor action on tobacco stocks today. the short action in tech stocks, headlines today's edition of daybreak.

remember last week they had philip morris that was bad and proctor that was bad. >> philip morris international. >> that was bad. >> a bad quarter. >> down 7% in one quarter. >> the japanese market, apparently. >> but, david, this is the one this is the test case. the reason i didn't like that quarter. >> oh, my. >> if proctor is negative they said we didn't do that good of a job in a lot of areas. in two areas in grooming. the whole pricing structure is in trouble and a lot of private label aggressive there looming it doesn't have looming kimberly that's professional care division and they were both good so if you want to start believing in one these consumer products down 21% with a well run company. this will be the test case for this group. >> okay. all right. >> got it. i'll be watching. >> and youee kp watching. >> we have an opening bell about

philip morris quarter tells us vaping isn't just crushing tock b back coin the u.s. iqos platform which plateaued years before management expected to you can understand why the stocks went literally free fall. tumbled from 181 to 85 in a single session and the pin action devastated the rest of the group. altria reports on thursday and we will be watching them like a hawk if you have been on the tobacco stocks, you are trying to fight the tide you need to bring in new users or you are toast but millennials would rather vape than smoke. the margins on ecigs are so much lower than on real cigs. what if you wanted to invest in vaping instead no publicly traded vap companies. but if juul talks about becoming public, i will let you know. threat from its vaporized competitive. it could even have more downside "mad money" back after the break. - i love my grandma. - anncr: as you grow older, your brain naturally begins to change which may cause trouble with recall. - learning from him is great... when i can keep up! - anncr: thankfully, prevagen helps your brain and improves

morris, do you want to respond?i think that if you're looking at a progressive district, this is going to work. if you're a moderate democrat, you're not saying this is a nuanced thing. and this is an asymmetric war. so you have to look at where the battle cries are. one of the things i learned is you let democrats run the way they need to run to win their district to get them to washington. you don't dictate them. if someone feels they need to do it, we should certainly be behind them in doing it. >> chris, i want to talk about the quinnipiac university poll, which says that if democrats regain control of the house, you have 71% of democratic voters that want them to start the impeachment proceedings. how do you think that should factor into democratic strategies in the midterms? >> i mean, i think to some extent, it appeals to democrats on the left. i think the challenge that an impeachment message has is if the goal here is to create a wave, you know, this is not just to pick off seats that you know you're going

morris sees lower-than-expected growth in japan. the apple iphone business may be wavering. taiwan semiconductor manufacturing, a major -- major apple supplier, announced sales have fallen short. analysts are saying that iphone

morris has named after him. why was he forgotten? too ll, he was anti-democratic. he mocked the country. 1804, he's making fun of americans, going down the tubes democratic jeffersonian direction. with the f touch climate. hamilton, too, hamilton on the eve of his death said the poison destroying america is democracy. that is where morris more ynical -- >> here is also, company that i that part of morris's nability is he's really eccentric character. fit at is my take, doesn't well. >> the notion that where we profound nd this is a disagreement. we agree on lots of stuff and believe me, we stand together in the academy to defend the right of the people , something more ought to know about, we're in inority in that regard, we can't afford to fight too publicly in too many places. [laughter] burde but shgs /* /- > but, gordon believes this is about democracy, i don't believe that, it is not about democracy. >> then why do we have the constitution? the constitution arose out of excessive democracy occurring in wrot

david bossie and dick morris still on deck. the new document that shows why andrew mccabe deserves to be fired from the fbi. congressman mark meadows talking about it with me live right you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet. you know what's not awesome? when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids, and these guys, him, ah. oh hello. that lady, these houses! yes, yes and yes. and don't forget about them. uh huh, sure. still yes! xfinity delivers gig speed to more homes than anyone. now you can get it, too. welcome to the party. judge jeanine: president trump blasting the doj and fbi in a series of tweets, one of which reads as follows. lawmakers at the house judiciary committee are angrily accusing the department of justice for mission the thursday deadline for turning over unredacted the documents relating to the fisa and hillary clinton. house freedom caucus chairman mark meadows joins us. don't you love work on saturday nights, too? >> most of americans work on sat

big moves in philip morris, in clorox, in kimberly clark, campbell's soup, kellogg's, 52-week lows all over the place in consumer staples. to a lesser extent, we're seeing retailers who held a little bit better also selling off late in the month as well so you're seeing companies like kohl's and dillard's and gap. the third group, semiconductors, i won't put them all up for you but the main semiconductor etf has been drooping here in the last couple days there you see it for the month of april i think the important thing, overall, earnings are continuing to improve when was the last time we saw a 20 in front of earnings growth for a quarter? it was bway back in 2011 revenues up 7.5% second, third, fourth quarter also holding up very well. the problem here, guys, is a little bit of sell on the news i think a lot of people are just betting right now. it's not going to get necessarily a lot better on that

last little morris jones to mention dostoyevsky's crime and punishment saying that the no whose main intrigue was whether the copra would confess before he gets cool it's the novel by the way it's not about that it's who it's not a detective story it's serious philosophical literature because i would advise boris johnson to read other works of dostoyevsky or at least learn the times who's british intelligence has immediately rushed to boris johnson's rescue you should be just like chippendale the place is this really. now russia

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valarie morris off can't escape his past here either he recently received anonymous death threats the story circulating amongst britain's russian community these days sounds like something from a spy thriller they include assassination attempts and unexplained deaths to stop this morris off says the british government must follow through on its threats to freeze the assets of those accused of human rights abuses their investigation is very important because this addition when there were not investigated because created contributed to strengthen the positions of criminals. mobile me here but here and then russia too about this over here on the kleptocracy tour they also discussed what should happen now the u.k. has introduced unexplained wealth orders which oblige foreign investors whose assets exceed their income to divulge the sources of their wealth but clamp kay fears the rules won't be enough. i think that if anything the british public can change it maybe they'll say enough is enough maybe they'll say that after the poisoning of the people on the streets of sounds very. but for m

but just the two genius men frederick olmstead and richard are morris hunt helping him make his dream a reality. >> george and edith got married in 1898 so he had actually already openedded the house to his family and friends and been there and he was getting ready to just go travel in the east. and that is when they came together so the house was already up in existence when she came on to the scene in 1900 -- just shy of their two-year anniversary cornelia is born, a daughter to george and edith. i love that they had her in asheville she was born in the house. she could have been born in new york, newport but they had her in the builtmore house and i think, i think that that really cemented their relationship with this area. one of the things that really moved me about edith and impressed me about edith was how quickly she really got in touch with and became a part with the larger community. the world yonld the gates so you have this tiny cross roads known as best. be-s-t that became non as the builtmore swirl is lag outside the gates of the estate, and what had been temporary housi

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morris: it's on both sides.sten to what he says about hillary clinton, then press was sad told you but if you listen to what he's talking about the president, the broncos will say are off. the most interesting thing than it was talking about is, this the first time in history that an fbi director has written a tell-all book so i have to say, is thinking up local issues under hillary in this book about trump, should be around the job in the first place? this is unprecedented. writing acia guy tell-all book? p1 he to think about this. toncine: does this go back what trump was saying about drain the swamp? it may seem for the international community as a this playsless but out nicely into his rhetoric that everything is out to get him. the deephen he says state is working against them, the only person that's really loving donald trump is the book and the the. there are been more books sold than anything that's perhaps why he hates jeff bezos so much because amazon is benefiting so much from the books. really it dep

mark: any spillover from philip morris, png?: philip morris reported disappointing earnings and british american tobacco and imperial are two of the biggest decliners on the stoxx 600. another fear of consumer packaged business facing its challenges. mark: anyone doing it well in the consumer health package focused business? heather: yesterday, dan and -- dannon at a really good number, they have seen recovery in their dairy business. luxury, really good numbers. l'oreal which makes makeup, they had a more luxury premium element. mark: and the chinese are loving cognac. heather: again, higher-margin, high-end good. remy which makes cognac also had a good -- s christmas present for me had a louis the 13th cognac. heather: that showed up in the market. mark: i hope it did. i will take a sip. that is worth a few hundred dollars. heather burke, thanks a lot. ahead, coming up, opec and russian officials are discussing the future of production cuts. from cognac to crude this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: it is time burke -- it is time for t

that was matthew morris from the red cross speaking to me from damascus.to the independent chemical weapons expert, dr richard guthrie, who is in our bristol studio. thank you very much indeed for being with us. as i was saying there are the red cross representative, matthew morris, there has been a pattern of chemical attacks in syria. yes, there has been over a number of years. fortunately, in the last year or so this has not been as significant as some of the period earlier. just about a year ago we had that attack, but there have been some imported political developments. in january president macron of france gathered together quite a high—level meeting of countries, talking about making sure there was no impunity in use of chemical weapons, and promising a more effective response if chemical weapons were used again, so if what has appeared to happen in syria today turns out to be true, this could be very significant. we were just seeing the pictures there, you know, in the hospitals, people try almost to hose down some of these patients, pour water ov

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as morris admitted at the to. of the segment, that's not why hillary clinton lost the election.een a factor. i believe it was a factor that hillary clinton should have gone to wisconsin. frankly, a lot of folks were just ready for a change. >> morris, i want to get into some of the comments comey puts out on tuesday. multiple attempts by trump that the segments of the dossier were untrue and he noted the president's orange skin and white under his eyes indicated tanning goggles. >> do you think jim comey has an ax to grind against president trump? >> some of the things he's saying are just fifthfy imystif. on one hand he's sympathetic. on the other hand, he's poking fun. on the other hand he's just completely outraged. i actually don't know what the point of this book is other than to make money. he's being humanized, sounds like he's settling scores. at the end of the day for me he just never should have been in that seat and hillary clinton should have run a better campaign. >> you know, i agree that he shouldn't have been in that seat, shouldn't have been thinking through a p

that was matthew morris speaking to us that was matthew morris speaking to us earlierfrom that was matthew earlier from the red cross in damascus. here, the home secretary amber rudd says rising violence on britain's streets is not caused by falling police numbers. writing in the daily telegraph, she said evidence did not back up claims that cuts to resources were the cause of increased crime. the government has outlined a new strategy to tackle serious violence, including a new task force, and tougher controls on the purchase of knives and corrosive substances in england and wales. andy moore reports. amber rudd said the spate of recent attacks in london reflected a wider pattern of violence in major cities across the uk. she said she'd be launching what she called a serious violence strategy tomorrow, and chair a task force that would bring together key representatives to tackle the problem. she also rejected claims there were not enough police officers on the streets. she said in the early 2000s, when serious violent crimes were at their highest, police numbers were also rising. the gov

let's go into the today stock chart for philip morris.ou can see how large the decline was, the biggest drop on record. let's go into some of the carnage. you saw tobacco makers not just in the u.s. but europe, british tobacco down in a very big way on the indications of weaker demand. if we going to the bloomberg one is where these charts are, this one is called tobacco charts. you can see all these different stocks, yellow is phillip morris, they are completely tanking on the trading desk on this latest earnings news. julie: su, thank you so much. very poor action on tobacco stocks today. the short action in tech stocks, headlines today's edition of daybreak. bloomberg subscribers go to dayb on their terminal. it is also available on the bloomberg anywhere app. yvonne: let's look at the asia set up this friday morning. we are seeing upside in new zealand, up 0.3%. .72kiwi, downside 0.1% at 65. dollar catching up. heading to the sydney open, and -- we have not been able to break away to the 78 handle. higher by three basis points. t

we show do philip morris international. they were doing bad.e in gamble after doing that after missing estimates on earnings. the s&p 500 is looking for the fourth time in four days. financials, the only sector in the green light now. stocks are higher. we have concerns over inflation. we have treasury responding at the same time. david: mark crumpton is here with bloombergs first word news. mark: a senate committees set to to ben mike pompeo secretary of state. pompeo faces democratic opposition and may not be able to secure a recommendation from the panel. the senate republican leader mitch mcconnell says it may be tough for democrats to block pompeo's nomination after his meeting with kim jong-un. a full senate vote is expected next week. cuba, the communist party is officially chosen mega lds canal to be president after six decades of rule by the castro family. he was born a year after the 1959 revolution. report toill have to raul castro who will remain head of the communist party in cuba. thousands of people marched across to protest pres

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r isother big decline phillip morris.ou look at the today chart, it is down 18%, the lowest point. this put a blow to any gains in the market. that is so significant, and if we go into the bloomberg will losses in you see the phillip morris were across the entire sector. phillip morris basically saying cigarette demand is way down. they are also seeing the kinds in other products -- you are seeing declines and other products. it shows that what we are going to see is a decline in cigarette makers going forward. haidi: su, they do for that. let's get to courtney collins with first world news. courtney: the world bank is excellent positive comments from the imf, saying the global economy is showing solid momentum. both institutions site growth should continue for two years, although there may be a downturn on the horizon. the bank says china will continue to be a key partner and isver and the challenge now lending through low and middle-income nations to ensure the benefits are felt by all. >> the challenge is to ensure str

phillip morris is pushing it. for them are down 5% so they're looking for a cigarette alternative because less people are smoking. they're trying to push this in japan. it's something that heats the tobacco instead of burning it so it's more potent than e-cigarettes. it's not vaping. it's actual tobacco and smokers say it's more like smoking. here's the problem. it's not catching on in japan and our fda is saying we don't know if this is safe. studies don't show. we've talked about it on the show. the fda is interested in cutting down the nicotine content of cigarettes. there in an all-out war with the cigarette industry. >> it sounds like they're winning. i don't think this product will make it to the u.s. >> i don't believe the fda will approve it. i don't think it will catch on. i think phillip morris has a problem on their hands as less and less people smoke which we ask physicians are extremely happy about. >> do you think that the function of all the publicity that smoking tobacco is really bad for you and m

it was designed by the architect richard morris hunt in the 1890s. and it contains a very eclectic collection of fine art and furnishings. and today, the half-million people you will come and visit the biltmore. the owner was george washington vanderbilt.he first visited the area in 1888, by the winter of 1888. he came here with his mother and other family members and while he was here, after an extended visit he fell in love with the countryside, the mountains specifically. on one occasion, one day he took a horse ride and he rode all the way to the biltmore house site and at that point, that's when he decided he wanted to build his own country home here in the asheville area. his house was constructed over a period of six years running in the late 1880s and finished in 1895. george vanderbilt envisions this as a getaway for his family and friends and open it to his guest on christmas eve of 1895. when the architect and george vanderbilt take started working together, they had a vision for a small house. something tucked away into the mountains and

in all of those situations you would call governor morris. >> okay. >> who is governor morris? >> he's from new york, and the draftsman of the constitution. he's a delegate to the constitution and on the committee of style and most fine men gave him the job of taking the resolutions that the committee in detail had collected and polishing them and putting them into their final four and he did a brilliant job anhe also wrote the preamble out oft's entirely his. the second act of his life is in february 1789 and he goes to pair ois business, and he stays there for the next four years, and he becomes minister to france to follow jefferson who goes back at the end of 1789. so he sees the beginning of the french revolution and he sees the dissent into the land of terror and he keeps a diary while he's there. >> front row seat. front row seat, two revolutions and it's a fascinating record, but anyway, why would you call this guy? he was a very good friend he was medically knowledgeable and sympathetic because when he was a boy he burned most of the flesh off one of his arms and an ac

chris morris.m the technology firm ibm to try to fix the problems with its internet banking service. half of tsb‘s customers are still unable to access their accounts online, following a major it upgrade at the weekend. paul pester said nobody would have to pay overdraft fees or charges for april. simon gompertz reports. the frustration still facing tsb customers today. only 50% get into their online accounts. and if they do, when they try to do something like transfer money, often they get kicked out again. for the sixth day ina kicked out again. for the sixth day in a row. earlier this morning, the chief executive said the bank was on its knees and flying in experts from the computer specialist ibm to find solutions. i've drafted in a team of global experts from ibm. i have ibm working directly to me. that team will start working in bristol, london, across the uk, and they are reporting directly to me. i will ta ke reporting directly to me. i will take control of the platform until we get this fi

in all of those situations, you would call governor morris. >> oh. okay. >> who was the -- >> governor morris. >> he's from new york. he's the draftsman of the constitution. he's on the -- he's a delegate to the constitutional convention, and he is on the committee of style and those five men, including him, gave him the job of taking all the resolutions that the committee of detail had collected and polishing them and putting them into their final form. and he did a, you know, a brilliant job, and he also wrote the preamble out of his own head. that's entirely his. and then the second act of his life is in february 1789, he goes to paris on business. and he stays there for the next four years. and he becomes minister to france to follow jefferson, who goes back at the end of 1789. so, he sees the beginning of the french revolution, and he sees the descent into the reign of terror so he keeps a diary while he's there. two revolutions. this is his second one. it's a fascinating record. but anyway, why would you call this guy? well, he was a very good

pete will start off with you would you buy right now phillip morris, which yields 5%? >> no. >> it had its worst day in 2008 and it had a flush. >> i try to play by the rules. i'll tell you why i don't like it whenever i go and have a pitch stock out there, i start with management and talk about growth management's done a poor job the growth was addressed already by dom which is almost nonexistent. only one part of asia they're seeing any kind of real growth these are all problems that yield go higher. >> i disagree. i've been investing in tobacco and it was a very good friend through july of last year. let face it, phillip morris is the larger bearer in the woods when it comes to tobacco stock i think europe and asia continue to grow. >> i think they're slowing we are on the opposite side of that i look at this and think with all the regulation, and with all the tax and everything going on here -- >> where are the volume declines happening then >> japan was plateauing. >> that's been slowly happening. that will continue to happen. their epfs was higher and their margi

how old is this refugee is he an adult or still a minor since fleeing afghanistan morry has already learned that his age plays an enormous role in germany. traffickers told us refugees if you are twenty or twenty one and make yourselves younger because it will be to your advantage then they cannot deport you. german officials check the age of refugees if there are doubts about whether they are legal minors there is a psychological interview and a medical exam x. rays a wrist bones of teeth or c.t. scans of the collarbone but critics say bone tests cannot precisely determine a person's age we're kind of needs you cannot always determine a person's exact chronological age at least in the age of his or her bones you know there's a range that can span one to three years. one to three years can make a huge difference under eighteen year olds are assigned a guardian help in the asylum process and accommodation with the youth welfare service. for refugees aged eighteen and above the initial conditions and shared accommodation are often much worse many must rely on their own devices. to morey has n

i'm also honored we're here with ken morris jr., the great great great-grandson of frederick douglass and to nettie washington douglass, thank you for keeping the spirit of frederick douglass alive. the two of them just returned from maryland's eastern shore, where there was a tribute to frederick douglass and his spirit of liberty and the change that he brought to our country. all of us marylanders are very proud of that legacy. steny hoyer, democratic whip, as well as andy harris, member from the eastern shore, and, of course, nancy pelosi from the state of maryland. we want to join the nation in this celebration. i also want to especially salute eleanor holmes norton for introducing this legislation in the house of representatives. i was proud to join with her and andy harris introducing the legislation to establish a commission on the 200th anniversary of frederick douglass' birthday. the purpose of the commission is to better educate the country about the contributions of frederick douglass. of course, that will include his contributions to making a difference in the history of o

philip mors philip morris is down 15%. it's on pace for its worst day dating since 2008. take a look at the regional banks, including bank of new york, keycorp, the flattening of the yield curve is taking a break. keep in mind, those regional names, especially the keycorps and the u.s. banks, they don't typically see these kind of massive moves. something to watch for, back over to you. >>> it's a difficult time, of course, for retailers, especially in malls. the retail index is down 10% so what can stores do to survive and thrive in this new world the former macy's ceo is about to join us about the state of retail i was a c130 mechanic in the corps, so i'm not happy unless my hands are dirty. between running a business and four kids, we're busy. knowing that usaa will always have my back... that's just one less thing you have to worry about. we are the cochran family, and we'll be usaa members for life. >>> welcome back to power lunch. retail on our radar. cowan says more and more brick and mortar stores will close this year. amazon tops 100 million subscribers around th

ahmed to morry has never lied about his age he's twenty four has received political asylum and is in a training program but he knows many others who are pretending to be younger hoping it will help them access help education and prevent them from being deported. football now and byron munich face an uphill battle after the first leg of their champions league sammy the bull as leader carryings were beaten at home by spanish powerhouse real madrid byron started fast with joshua chemist scoring on a theory thought the twentieth minute but the injury bug struck by are taking both jerome boa tangan aryan robin out of that match we all responded to the early pressure with a goal just before half then at the fifty seventh minute a two one win for we are heading to next week's return leg and that is in madrid. this said his club deserved to win the first leg match up with reale his club actually held control the ball for more than sixty percent of the not. does come to even though there were missed chances and on top of that we handed out gifts and then didn't use the chances we created for

the brim with morris johnson in response to a question from georgia vella directly confirmed that great britain does have some pools of that substance in ports and down she also had to put it on school in rebuttal don't use computers continues so the russian ambassador to the u.n. they're referring to our interview with the british foreign secretary boris johnson during which johnson stated that the u.k. has a sample of the nerve agent now we talk. was the russian ambassador quoting or interpret johnson accurately well the thing is it wasn't entirely clear what boris johnson meant so understand this fully i think we're going to have to have a quick listen to exactly what it was that he had to say and then and then look at the russian tepper taishan say that technically. you argue that their source of they snuff edge and novacek is russia how did you manage to find it out so quickly that's driven possessed samples of these when i look at the evidence from the people from from porton down the in the bardo they have the samples you do and they they they were absolutely categorical and i as

you made their story you moved me to chalupa the story because there was a blue tooth in the pretty morris to stupid to miss was sure i think i'm wishy washy . stop thinking. of. what politicians do listen. they put themselves on the line to get accepted over checked. so when you want to be president i'm sure. for some one of the reps. that's it like to be for us this is what before us three in the morning can people get. interested always in the why does it matter how. they sit. twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeeper. but there was one more question and by the way he was going to be our coach. you on the us he's a huge star and the huge amount of pressure you have to the center of the beach. and the all the great. you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to. go. alone. and i'm really happy to. meet the special one. needs to just take the radio. latest edition to go. look. at the machine you. need. to push the. forty. probable cause to take you to the altitude i want to keep that. executed to you to keep. you focused. to push the ball to

ella morris is -- phillip morris is trading lower.hery: paul ryan is in charge but the race to succeed to is underway, who -- we will ask paul gosar next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ is bloomberg- this markets. >> investigators run the national transportation safety a damagedexamining airplane that made an emergency landing in philadelphia tuesday. and severals killed others among the southwest flight. a --say the brady broke debris broke a passenger window. an islandwide blackout in puerto rico, struggling with an unstable power grid nearly seven months after hurricane maria. officials say it could take 24-36 hours to fully restore power. 40,000 people have been without normal electricity service since the category 4 storm in september. the turkish president has call for early elections, he wants to move them from november of 2019 to june of this year with analyst having said it was likely to call for an early election because of a deteriorating economic outlook. experts believe he would rather change the date than seek reelection in a do

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tony blair's attorney general who gave the cause of legal basis for it here on this program would morris saying that in a time of exceptional circumstances a country like britain can fire missiles at an urban environment like damascus no questions well this has to be tested in the courts in both america and britain but it hasn't been yet i think that. the direction the jurisprudence would take because of the war powers act in united states which was which was brought in because of the abuses during the vietnam war era there are restrictions on what the president can do and cannot do militarily abroad in this country because there is no constitution is no such a thing similar to the war powers act. there are indications that part of the should be consulted but maybe doesn't have to be consulted again side from the constitutional matters here in britain what did you think of the timing of the strike i had of the o.p.c. w. inspectors going to do much to prove that what mainstream media certainly has assessed many times that it was all it was it was a case of the execution before the trial t

morris sees lower-than-expected growth in japan. the apple iphone business may be wavering.aiwan semiconductor manufacturing, a major -- major apple supplier, announced sales have fallen short. analysts are saying that iphone sales have peaked. apple shares are trading lower today. ahead, a recent event is this weekend is america, and we ducati global the ceo, next. vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." shery: record sales for 2017 for a new north american headquarters in california. ducati has kept racing ahead beyond the formula one crowd. the global ceo joins us from san francisco, where he has been visiting their new north american headquarters in mountain view. thank you for your time. i want to get to your products, the scrambler. but how are global trade tensions affecting your business and the broader motorcycle market? market is onecle in which you need to really push very hard. some customers get more difficult to get in, but we are getting very good results. we are able to catch the younger generation. vonnie: how our sales for the new superbike? very good sales fo

it was designed by the architect richard morris hunt in the 1890s, and it contains a very eclectic collectionne art and furnishings. and today almost 1.5 1.5 millin people a year will come visit the or. >> f. scott fitzgerald was your 1935, his first visit here. he had lost his writing career by this point turkey gained official and was looking for a place to belong to a place to recover, place to rest the kingdom of some poorly to recover that you speak one to write again by need something to write about. when you came here he wanted to find stories and people that were staying here. >> f. scott fitzgerald is working several as his body was to be we don't know exactly which was but we do know this is the beginning of when he starting to come back and he starting to actively write. he spending hours and hours in his room writing and getting his feet back under him. >> with the help of our spectrum cable partners, for the next two hours will learn about the cds literary life and history from local authors. we began our special feature with author and asheville native thomas wolfe. >> behind hi

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look at philip morris right now. it's like the worst day for the stock. >> since '08 at least. >> so, you've got all of these big sectors in the market that the whole investment piece was predicated on. they're not going to shock you and you're going to get a decent dividend because rates are zero. rates are no longer zero >> josh, is there a piece of your portfolio you're now ready to put into a u.s. treasury bond because of the current yield >> we maintain a constant -- >> but not any more than you used to have >> we don't own treasuries just for the return we own treasuries because they act as balance olast which wille us the ability to add more stocks. >> you can bet if oil bumps over 70 bucks we're all of a sudden talking about that every day the impact on the consumer, gas prices >> i disagree with that. i completely disagree with that. oil prices since 2014 have traded well below their historical norm. and we heard about the advantage that was going to bring to the consumer where did we actually ever see that

thank you so much of the show will be back on monday when we lost tony blair's attorney general told morris what makes a war legal or illegal till then keep in touch by social media with your monday the day of england's patron saint the palestinian activist george. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten dollars. this. eighty five percent. of the old bridge eight point six percent market saw thirty percent your home with four hundred to five hundred. rate per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a all you industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember one one business so you can afford to miss the one and only boom bust. there so missoni. in the philippines city of angeles until one thousand nine hundred one they used to be a u.s. air force base these days though many men who are mostly retired flocked to the city of fallen angels to make peace and love. as a result a whole generation of ofen children

here's keith morris. >> what was she thinking when she went to the computer, when she typed in those five little words? did she not understand where those little words might lead? >> michelle was no doubt about it, dissatisfied. here she was, young, successful, attractive and yet wasn't exactly boredom that was eating at michelle. after all she was just starting a new career as a psychologist often counseling troubled couples. >> she was relatively new with her license. i think that was her first real job. >> of course, michelle would have laughed at the idea that pretty soon now events would propel her to such notoriety that newspaper reporters would be poking around in her past. >> michelle from everyone i've spoken to wanted to be somebody and really worked hard to get to where she ultimately got her degree and became a professional. >> but then michelle, even at an early age always seemed confident about getting what she wanted. she was just 16 when she started dating marty. marty fear was a couple of years older. had big plans. he wanted to be an astronaut. he went to the air fo