increaseoking for an in sports betting, more than 10x playing an people fantasy game or betting on thethe interest this year. emily: that said, because it is outline it means it might be more vulnerable to cyber security threats. how concerned are you that hackers could try to derail this any number of ways? matthew: hackers try to derail businesses every day. it is just something that you need to get used to. and so we look at it from the perspective of we know the nfl is doing everything they can to create a safe event that has full integrity. and it is something we are very used to in terms of managing potential cybersecurity issues. but the draft, it will be a big headline event, but the reality is people are trying to do bad stuff every day and you just have to defend against it every day. emily: speaking of, this could have an impact on how drafts happen all year, and perhaps how drafts are performed over the longer-term. how are you thinking about that, in terms of how this goes over the next three days could last beyond the next three days? matthew: the reality is everybody in

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coming up, options traders betting on a resurgence for one beaten down casino name. they're all beaten down tremendously because they're closed we will tell you the name and see if you can follow suit, if you agree, as well plus we are wrapping up the week that was on wall street in a special bonus edition of "fast money. that's right, we'll be live on "fast money" bringing guy and tim back and victoria fernandoes at 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. eastern mende'll take it over at 6:00 and we're back with more "options action" after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> all right. wach the stocks overall ended the day higher and to cap what was a decent week and now up 2%. the nasdaq up 6% and there's update on an eventual virus treatment and the federal reserve and another reason yet stocks are higher in the last couple of weeks. the white house unveiled a three-phase plan to get restaurants and other consumer-facing businesses back up and running and options traders are starting to bet that casinos, yes, casinos could be able to cash in on that, as well tony zhang, what did you see today and

fans all around will be watching and placing bets.ports in which it is legal to bet injapan. it is big business and one that punters take very seriously. here is a list of the runners and riders of today's race. get the chance to see what those odds are. they come up year on the study the form than the guy at the study the form than the guy at the front who is a former keirin professional, he will explain the tactics to the riders, what they will be, you have to declare in the race before you start. they are taking it all in, writing information, they are trying to form the most educated guess as possible to try and place their bet on the quy to try and place their bet on the guy they think is going to win based on science and based on the previous form. another nice feature coming into matsudo is a night race. lights come on, bit of atmosphere. it is getting quite busy. there is a beer festival behind so some fans are getting more into it, shall we say. i remember losing if a couple of races here and the crowd tell you to go home. pl

are they betting big are they taking leveraged bets >> we are seeing a little bit of all of it. are looking for quality. in the short term, 3 x trade we are seeing a flow into tech and investors enabling us to work from home also acting like a defensive stock right now. you will have potential earnings recovery into years to come because of the reliance on things like video streaming, webcasts, zoom, faster speeds that we need to work from home we have the clouds are doing well microsoft earnings and revenues are expected to increase second is consumer discretionary. >> we have to leave it there we are out of time we'll get you on again soon. sorry to cut you off hear from you soon l w futures up 230 oiup i'll see you tomorrow. "squawk box" picks it up right now. and... let's get started. (music fades in) hey! -hi! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> futures warning to gain as crude prices rebound we get you ready for today's fed policy announcing ahead. taking you to the numbers from alphabet and starbucks president trump ordering meat processing plants to remain open it is april 29, 2020 "squawk box"

but it's far from a safe bet. >> mr. pang was not a professional in this business. he really didn't know what he was doing. >> narrator: but pang's partner, nasar aboubakare, has a background in insurance, and together they make an interesting couple. >> nasar was kind of an operations person, also a very conservative, straight guy. danny was the salesperson. he had the relationships in taiwan and other asian countries with the investors, or so he said. >> narrator: pang uses his connections to court taiwanese banks to invest in pem group. >> danny was really good at this. i mean, he dressed in $3,000 suits, and he took the finest suite at the five-star hotels in taipei. he was sort of a guy who would try to convince folks that he had some substance and a track record. >> narrator: pang tells potential investors that he has that mba from university of california, irvine, and that he was once a vice president at morgan stanley. >> no one ever took the time to make a simple inquiry into his background as to whether he really had that kind of experience, but it never c

it is still in fashion but competitive scrabble, i think if anyone wants to bet...han british without. sam and maya, thank you so much. that is it for the international look at the papers. thanks to sam lester and my good fellow, sport next on bbc news. —— maya goodfellow. hi there with your sports news, we start with calls for this football season start with calls for this football season in england only to reserve ones “— season in england only to reserve ones —— resume once all players have been tested for coronavirus that from the chief executive of the league managers association who has criticised english football league for not consulting the lma before they sent out a letter saying that they sent out a letter saying that the season could be complete within 56 days of a restart. richard bevan told our sports editor dan rohn that he doesn't think that timeframe is fairand he doesn't think that timeframe is fair and players on that testing is key to getting us back as soon as possible. our managers do not want to be back on the pitch unless players have been te

and you can kind of bet that jared kushner, his business is going to see some of that. he's going to personally see that and you can bet that the president's family will, too. >> governor, your thoughts on this. there's all of this public shaming right now about who is taking some of this government money. but you're a former governor. the government decides the rules on these stimulus packages. aren't they the ones to blame?

on this game we were basically the only team the only game that you could bet on. the last time we played so obviously a lot of people are going to bed and then if they if they lose money. that's loss of money soon revealed a dark side of online gambling so you've got one of the messages there. which says at it again you feel the corrupt rats it's a disgrace you are all up to play football just so you can play them please fix matches let's hope you all get corona you dirty rats. i feel sorry for this person no one will be losing any more money on scarborough what with even practice games now cancelled in the swedish lower divisions but if sporting action pops up elsewhere whatever the level it will attract attention and maybe hate with online gamblers unlikely to simply hang up their phones while they wait for the sporting world to get back to normal. poll race al-jazeera spade allah sweet or. hello again this is al jazeera and these are the headlines the un says 70 countries that's more than a 3rd of the wild have endorsed its call for a global ceasefire and made

make a bet on david simon the man, not simon the properties. but it's been a lifelong great bet. although this is a test of a lifetime fourth is one i'm truly worried about because of the financials, it's gap the company just refinanced at a much higher rate than i think the chain whose time has passed. i don't see what gap has to offeror what's special by the way, the prices aren't that low you're getting a chance to sell. i want you to take it. fifth is nordstrom two years ago did you know the nordstrom family tried to take this company private for $8.4 billion what did the board of directors special committee say? no, not high enough. well, i got news for they have now it's $3 billion. oops i think there's a place for nordstrom as the last man standing feel about department stores with niemann in trouble is it worth more than 20 bucs? i think it has a slew of horrible numbers ahead the chain wasn't doing dha well before the pandemic. it has rack business i can see the stock rallying at 20% at these levels. at 25, let's skiddle they have to raise debt problem. i think it will h

the betting market is around £10 billion a year which is quite staggering.ar they have one big race, the grand prix, and on that single day there is more money bet than on the entire britishhorse racing season. 0h! well, this is something i never knew existed. it is a shrine, you can come and say a few prayers to the gods of money apparently to give you some good fortune and hopefully win some of the bets on the races. for the competitors, it's not so much about luck,more about dedication and tradition. all of japan's home—grown riders are obliged to complete a year's study at the keirin school in izu, 200 kilometres from tokyo. even invited international cyclists like me have to attend before we can compete. i was here in 2005, three years before my first olympic keirin gold. standing in the shadow of the olympic velodrome, the school is part military academy, part training camp, a place of tradition that focuses on respect, self—control and honesty, along with the knowledge necessary for a professional keirin rider. nothing has changed. i don't know if the

the intelligence by the shin bet intelligence agency.d to track terrorists' cell phones, it actually watches everyone. roanan bergman is an intelligence analyst and author of "rise and kill first" about israel's targeted assassinations. so shin bet is recording the movements of every israeli phone d d saving that data. >> yes. and this is, of course, a challenge to israeli democracy and the right of privacy. >> reporter: here's how it works: when someone tests positive, shin bet analyzes phone data to see where they've been and who they got close to. and those people are immediately ordered into isolation. take liora shocken. her partner was in quarantine with covid. e decided to visit and stoodod in the street chatting from a in the street chatting from a safe distance with her partner on the balcony. but shin bet was tracking their phones and judged they were too close. liora suddenly got a text ordering her into quarantine. >> i never agreed with the concept of this type of surveillance. >> reporter: shocken is not alone. many israeli

days so say in 1907 when the plunge protection team and alan greenspan came to the rescue of the bad bets made on wall street chicago. and ever since and we've had more and more and more unfair system it starts off a little bit unfair and as we see like a little change of direction way back then in history becomes a huge gap we see that with the wealth and income gaps and we see that with every single crash and the subsequent bailouts gets worse and worse towards the very wealthy and the connected so when we've already covered the trillions going to the banks instantly and the fact that the ordinary person is struggling to well you know waiting desperately for the stimulus checks to arrive to them the measly little ones you know when the fed is buying these collateralized loan obligations you have to realize that 81 percent of them are owned just by j.p. morgan wells fargo bank of america and citibank just those 4 banks own 81 percent of it so those are the guys getting bailed out by the fed in the mean. time u.s. housing j.p. morgan chase to raise mortgage borrowing standards its economi

and that's it from me and the news team here in bet then i'll have an update for you after the top of the student news in berlin i'm going to have our 1st answer was. no beyond. that. we're all about the stories that matter to you. whatever it takes. on the. help of v.w. made for mines. how will cope with 19 redefined what the european union is all about hello everyone for france 24 on fox what began paris and i'm melinda crane for dutch of ella in berlin in the european union health care has always been handled at the national level so it's the corona pandemic swept the continent it was nation states that were calling the shots even between close e.u. neighbors borders were closed crucial medical exports were stopped and solidarity was looking pretty illusory but that is now changing with french patients for example being treated in german hospitals yeah and most with a crisis that were 2 months into which shows some are calling the biggest test for this continent since world war 2 a lot of questions going for. the french president calling it a moment of truth ahead of thursday's vir

proper betting on red ok ok good luck made the game begin with a win. yeah that's a big win right absolutely. and i have to ask you a 3rd really really happy just now that must be pretty addictive isn't it i'm sure gambling addiction is a really big problem. in a tradition this is but ones of course it's a very very big issue for us here at the bottom about the casino and the other 2 companies stuttgart casino and constance can see you know the button button but casinos are going to have a social concept and if gets make statements to the effect that they're gambling money away that they can't afford to lose we tried that urge them to play more moderately and if that doesn't work sometimes the last resort is to ban that guest to protect them from themselves to do so. far are you trying to develop an eye for someone overextending themselves in mind when that discounts it's very noticeable often you have guests betting to euro's and 5 euros and they lose 2 or 300 euros. and then they want to win back their losses and start sweating. turners you start gett

they can't bet on conventional sports. are they betting on something else? i bet they are?ley: they are. there is always a place to find something to bet on. turns out international table tennis. apparently, international table tennis has not slowed down. it is one of the few places right now can get legal odds on. by the way, one of the gambling sites, draftkings has been so desperate, it is giving odds on out comes of tv shows like "real housewives of new york" or "shark tank." they started taking bets on march 16th bet on bernie sanders and joe biden. they would take bets on particular words. one of es most popular words to bet on was you guessed it, billionaire. the nfl is expected to be a boost. they have something to bet on. they are expecting to it generate five million dollars. that is five times more in betting than last year's draft. they have something real to bet on. stuart: if you like something to gamble, you have to have something to gamble on. the nfl is gearing up for a virtual draft. i think they're doing a test run on that. grady, what do you have on that

forbank will pay the price some of those ill-fated technology bets. japanese company is forecasting a $12.5 billion operating loss in the fiscal year that just ended, after writing down the value of investments in companies such as it were and wework -- such as uber and wework. still ahead, speaking of softbank, more on that $12.5 billion loss and the extensive damage that the coronavirus pandemic is causing. softbank, down 27%. let's take a look at the markets more broadly now. we have a down day once again this monday for the s&p 500, dow and nasdaq. the s&p down 1.8% even after we got some resolution to the oil price fiasco. crude is up 2.7%. not exactly running away from things today. the energy index is up zero point 1% in the s&p 500, one of just three areas higher. the best performing index, so go figure. 3.7%.e lower banks, down consumer services down 3.8%, and the list goes on. we are starting off the week on a down note after the best week for the s&p 500 since 1974. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this i

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they were getting paid the yield right during these low interest rate times and they were me made a bet again bull that this risk would pay off well it didn't and now the fed is bailing them out the same thing happened especially since the financial crisis of 2000 and may is that ordinary americans said well you need to reeducate myself i need to get retrain myself and you know find a way in this knowledge economy go get a degree ok it's going to cost $150000.00 but you know what i'll be able to get a job with so they wrapped up a $150000.00 debt when they graduated from university and lo and behold it all falls apart j.p. morgan wells fargo citibank bank of america have their bad debts spelled out the same ordinary 340000000 americans go oh cool so thankful for my government and the central bank bailing out of our bad bets here's my bad. sorry we don't have enough money for that so that they feel like the ordinary person feels like this is unfair or somehow that jamie diamond's you know bad bets get bailed out over and over every single time it crashes my belt bad bets never do yes and

fund made someon famously bad bets. what about the other bets in the portfolio? are not bad. they have korea's largest online retailer, another company and latin america, but other bets have gone poorly. oneweb, stands out is whose goals have been to put satellites in the sky to create a high-speed internet network. that is a competitive market. spacex, competing with amazon come traditional aerospace. it is a high-cost and strict regulatory environment. oneweb has declared bankruptcy. traditional some strengths, but these investments have gone poorly. emily: talk about elliott management, the activist that has taken a big stake in the company. what is the latest? >> paul singer and elliott management have taken a big stake in softbank, running their activist playbook. softbank is historically the largest shareholder in alibaba, .6% stake emily: all right, looks like we lost brad stone. i want to get to johnson & , theyn, the cfo earlier also have covid-19 vaccine candidates. they told us that is on track for early next year. take a listen to our interview with t

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a story policy unhurt and they close something about 2000 bets in 5 years so i have some. you will not pay for this because you need these beds for the people and we emergency departments are saying that or something about 2 or 3 years that we need beds we need nurses doctors we need budget spending on public health structures let me yeah say to daniel come back i know you wanted to weigh in here we want to just bring in a brief report and then i'd like to come to you right after that so even between the close neighbors in the european union not only the effect of the virus but also the responses to it have diverged pretty widely the lockdown restrictions here in germany for example were never as drastic as those in france and in fact are now slowly being relaxed my thoughts about our colleague michaud they could has this short report from berlin 4 weeks into nationwide contact restrictions the government is beginning to loosen its tight grip on public life and german chancellor angela merkel is cautioning germans to be responsible with their regained freedoms then be at a

is that they're making a great bet you don't you have you got that kind of capital to play with which they do you're making a great bet you're saying that the american economy is going to come back and that we're going to go back to theater concerts and things like that for a live nation and we're going to go back and occasionally go back on cruises so in my opinion listen they've made a great bet they're not going to get out tomorrow they're not kind of panic this is a phenomenal play for them that will probably double or triple their money over time for be making this investment at the absolute bottom that's a warren buffet table played by a company you know is going to be better and buying it for a cheap shot or as chief strategist at bubba trading in blue bus goes kristie i thank you for that expert analysis. thank you. and time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return in the midst of a shortages due to the outbreak we take a look at the surges of prices for some products in reports of profiteering with a boom bust panel and as we go to break here the numbers at

on bitcoin is basically a bet that deflationary pressures well when and right now we have about 1000 years to go and traders are lining up new bets now and while there are those people who still doubt declines viability like our good friend peter schaeffer let's take a quick look at the recent whiling just by renaissance technologies they are the juggernaut want hedge fund that had just liable to begin investing in big point and cash subtle natures with its flagship fund so this is really really significant because the medallions fund has been one of the best performing fund since inception in 1982 and they're currently up 39 percent year to date while most funds are underwater so this kind of adds to because strategies into renaissance and this is a big institutional firm which is basically given a bit quite the stamp of approval and some mending its place in the capital markets going forward not only big claim but we report on this earlier kristie you mentioned the china also looking at alternative digital currency so it may becoming more popular than even before jeffrey tucker edi

is 660 million in their other bets. they're not diversified and they're attached to the ad spend. so that's one thing. yes, on one side of the scale, you have the engagement, but we need to look through corona to get back to normal life before we start worrying about how these things play out. i will tell you that if these numbers would seem okay, seem to last for the rest of the fang names, then you can see basically that unwind, that rotation that we've seen in the last two days or so into value, sort of fall off the table i'm long value i'm long growth. i'd like to see that value play work for the next couple of week, but if we get earnings out of facebook tomorrow and earnings out of netflix and the whole gamut of them, i think it will be enough to make it so that this rotation only lasts for a couple of days, but i'm pulling for tech growth to be sold and value to be bought at this point in the equation >> tim, come on into the conversation >> yeah. i want to talk bottom up i want to talk google relative to themsel

a 10 million barrel bet.hat also and the integrated names we're seeing a lot of bearish bets and exxon and chevron among them >> good analysis and i want to turn to an equity and schlumberger and they and halliburton are the biggest oil companies and is there any reason to be optimistic. is there anyone making any kind of a bet on slb? >> slb will be reporting this week and that's considerably larger than what it is average historically and not surprising given how the stock has been hit and this with the stock trading 1480 and you might think that's bullish, but what i think was going on there is people who own the stock are having the money calls and it pays them a dollar in premium that might not sound like much per share and if you're dealing with 15 bucks that's a nice yield and they're trying to sell the move and not expectation whole lot of upside out of it. >> mike khouw, thank you very much mike, i do appreciate that and you've been nibbling around or nibbling around schlumberger all right. well, acc

that's the bet they're making. and they should be very honest about it with their people. >> in a new column in "the new york times," tom, you lay out where you believe the government needs to focus its investments for the after-coronavirus era, as you write. so what should be the top priorities? >> for me, the top priority is to always remember that this coronavirus is just the warm-up act for climate change. you know, and basically, the important thing to understand about climate change, how it's different from a virus, is that climate change, wolf, doesn't peak, okay? when the polar ice caps melt, when the greenland ice cap melts, when the ant act particular melts, they no longer reflect the sun, the ocean rises, you get warmer oceans, you get 28 feet of sea level rise, you get more hurricanes, you get more destructive weather. that doesn't peak. that's with us forever. and there's no herd immunity to a endless pounding on the herd. what we want to be doing in the wake of this virus is find ways that we can inve

testing is essential, i'll bet they say, i'm glad you waited because you got us resource that is we needed. that wasn't in the initial proposal that came from the administration. and it was oobd to -- objected to and the leader in the senate would not provide for such sums. more help is still needed for nonprofits as well as small and minority-owned businesses. those in bank communities and self-employed. those must be, madam speaker, priorities in the next gill bill that clearly is going to be necessary. in addition to the increased funding for the paycheck protection program democrats insisted on recapitalizing economic injury disaster loans as well. providing an additional $60 billion for this program which can be leveraged to $300 billion. yes, we asked for, we worked for, we negotiated with to get small businesses, minority businesses, businesses that couldn't get into the system that the other bigger businesses got in. some so big they were ashamed and gave the money back. we are also providing an additional $75 billion for hospitals and concurrent resolutionly $25 billion for

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game we were basically the only team in the game that you could bet on. the last time we played so obviously a lot of people. and. if there is money. that's loss of money soon revealed a dark side of online gambling so you've got one of the messages there. which says at it again you feel for the corrupt rats it's a disgrace you are all up to play football just so he can play them please fix matches let's hope you all get coronavirus rats i feel sorry for this person no one will be losing any more money on scarborough what with even practice games now cancelled in the swedish lower divisions but if sporting action pops up elsewhere whatever the level it will attract attention and maybe hate with online gamblers unlikely to simply hang up their phones while they wait for the sporting world to get back to normal pull reese al-jazeera spade suite or. the tokyo lympics athletes' village could be used as a temporary hospital for coronavirus patients it's still being constructed but it's one option being discussed by local governments officials the village consi

neil: what were they betting on, just being curious, what were they betting on. >> a lot of betting on quarterbacks, there was a lot of quarterbacks to be taken at what point in time, everybody bet on job road to go first, we cannot give him short enough odds to get people not to so a lot of people had money on that, there's a lot of random prospects on things, one person bet 500 to one that the 49ers would draft chase young, i think it's a reflection that there's so much demand, people are bored at home and hungry for traditional sports in the nfl draft which is certainly a big event every year, this year who are expectations out of the water, it was huge. i think that's an indication that there is a lot of desire for sports to come back. neil: this is a dumb question on my part but are you allowed to go beyond the sports betting in other words politics offers opportunities, how many times a candidate rips another candidate or a game where people say how many times bernie sanders would say billions, can you do that and branch beyond sports. >> each state differs in exactly what they a

they are betting, is the government going to act? will they do an independent investigation?he primary -- binary trade here. a year or two ago, that stops happening. it is happening more and more now. we are having that kind of relationship where we are demanding that investigations happen. if you look at some of my allegations, they are very straightforward, very easy to that. if there is an independent investigation here, the downside is unlimited. romaine: muddy waters, where they part of this? how did you work together? dan: we have stated we are affiliated with muddy waters from the foundation of wolfpack research. it is inow difficult china, the breath of this work took a year to do. we were happy to have an affiliated firm to be able to shoulder some of that responsibility. other'st affect each that we are able to -- we are able to vet each other's conclusions. if we are calling somebody a fraud and we are wrong, that is a very different thing. romaine: dan david, we appreciate you taking time to be with us today. stay tuned, we will be back in a moment. this is bloomb

ordinary people would bet that this was a contagious disease. >> you organization of american historians and sacramento. he presented this to your peers, your colleagues. what questions that they ask you? >> i think they're going to ask me -- they're going to ask me, i hope, how expensive was this epidemic? that will allow me to talk about how it was spread into

. >> retail by the way, a big winner today as retailers bet on reopening the economy. are you betting on retail? should you and are tests really the key for this sector here, guy? >> i think you bet on some of them are tests the key for the sector for the market i know everybody's pointing to that, i think there are a lot of other things on the surface that are very concerning. i'll answer your question. the retailers that have turn well in my opinion are going to continue to do well. we've talked about dollar general for a while. today i thought what's fascinating was the move higher in target post earnings last week, obviously the move lower in walmart, i think that trend will continue, i think you can buy target and if you're into it, you sell walmart against it. i think all these big names, the macys, nordstroms, bed bath and beyond, to me, i'm not sure why necessarily today, but it's a lot of short covering into earnings over the next couple weeks, so i won't be chasing those, but i'd be staying with the names i mentioned prior. >> the volatility is what you point

i could almost bet on it and i only bet on sure things. sure, while they were in our care, they were in the ospital in a bad, -- a bed, yes, i'm sure. interviewer: how long were you there, roughly? andrew: two weeks. the 20th of april 1945 to the 11th of may, 1945. roughly two weeks. we were there the day the war ended in germany. do.we still had work to that did not stop us. interviewer: does anything else come to mind about those two weeks? that i can think of offhand. patients came in, we took care howhem, i cannot tell you long they stayed, maybe some stayed for a couple of days, i can't remember how long it took for the test to be done. x-rays,k then, the today you can get them and the lab work. i'm not sure how long it took for the lab techs to give the answer on whatever specimens they were checking. i never got involved in that part. the doctors would get that information. to this day if i look at a chart i cannot tell you what i read. tell me about the showers? andrew: i was not involved in that, but a gentleman -- the only one th