in terms of less adventurous but nevertheless an experience cooking holidays foodie trips food is a big motivator to help people but a food trip with cooking lessons involved that makes a lot of sense you know there are places around here where you travel and people are doing the cooking classes it's a big open window in everything and i can see people you know going to i don't know rome or venice or someplace or you know paris and doing cooking the holiday and one of the biggest interesting places i think we're actually i wouldn't have thought of this i don't know if you have but when you think about the peace in the middle east now actually palestine has a fifty seven percent increase in tourism room yes a great amount of travel to palestine because obviously with the peace and. hilton has opened seven new hotels in egypt so that part of the world there's a lot to see a lot of historic sites to visit antiquity is a big hot button for retirees and the whole baby boom we keep talking about talk about some of the other areas you hit the middle east a little bit you and i were talking ear

egypt so that part of the world there's a lot to see a lot of historic sites to visit antiquity is a big hot button for retirees and the whole baby boom we keep talking about talk about some of the other areas you hit the middle east a little bit you and i were talking earlier about the hilton moving into turkey but what about asia what about other places around the world you're actually you know the trend is also there and that's happening within asia it's called winter travel winter travel it's viewed now i think it's seventy three percent of americans said that they would be up for traveling in the winter and not for climatic reasons in other words not just going to florida or somewhere warmer so this bodes well for for example the chinese our winter festival her six received more visitors form visitors than ever before last year also in the arctic number of hotels of opened up. locations there and also seeing the the sea there's where you are not you the northern lights northern lights right northern lights and then also northern sweden is a big destination now as well as a lot of fi

that is such a big part of the budget. em't think you will see get that type of agenda ready in this midterm. and honestly, for example the entitlement question, you need to have a presidential election to get that type of mandate to be able to do it. yes, you are right. i think the tax bill is the end for the net reduction of the deficit. i know the numbers don't point of that in the static accounting, of the growth that comes from that will be a big part of what keeps the deficits down. al: one thing before another topic. what is the message if he wins on tuesday? i know you guys think saccone is going to win. there have been concerns about him from republicans. is it the blue way people talk about? is it a sign of basic? -- of things to come? david: in washington everyone looks are some of the blame. i'm sure you will hear a lot of saccone has aut s candidate. the wise thing for them to do is say, what is the message here? to have a particularly good candidate on the other side? is there a larger turnout of the democrati

in terms of less adventurous but nevertheless an experience cooking holidays foodie trips food is a big motivator to healthy people but a food trip with cooking lessons involved that makes a lot of sense you know there are places around here where you travel when people are doing the cooking classes it's a big open window and everything and i could see people you know going to i don't know room or venice or someplace or you know paris and doing cooking the holiday and one of the biggest interesting places i think we're actually i wouldn't have thought of this i don't know if you have but when you think about the peace in the middle east now actually palestine has a fifty seven percent increase in tourism room yes a great amount of travel to palestine because obviously with the peace and. hilton has opened seven new hotels in egypt so that part of the world there's a lot to see a lot of historic sites to visit and to quickly is a big hot button for retirees and the whole baby boom we keep talking about talk about some of the other areas you hit the middle east a little bit you and i were

the census has really had a big impact. this is how we make a lot of decisions. how researchers study the u.s. population. it is not the government. it has a long lasting and wide impact. >> prior commerce departments have spent a long time to make sure the numbers are pure and legit. going door-to-door and getting people comfortable to answer questions about where they live and what they do and you just wonder how this would poison that data. >> if they don't respond accurate accurately. >> or not at all. let's ask about polling. the president's favorable rating up among republicans and independents. that is despite the stormy daniels scandal and karen mcdougal. all of the white house chaos and the people coming in and out of the administration. several noted departures. how do you explain it? >> it has been a month, right? one interesting thing we pointed out in the news letter last night is that his approval ratings are nipping at the heels of obama and reagan. they did have huge losses in the mid terms for their parties. it is really interesting. trump's appr

difference and we just need to get the word out there and i think it's just a big deal because at no one wants to not feel safe at school and i think that's like a big place to feel safe and we need to feel safe there so this march is about stricter gun legislation so what would you like to see what is important for you i would like to see all of the assault weapons and light taken away from people and like the laws to get think they need to be raised like for the age to get them and i think they need to do a background check and i don't think that people should be able to get them just for fun. but we've been talking. here in the u.s. for a long time are you optimistic that there is a time for change and you can make a difference with your fellow students i think on our generation can make a big difference because we are really tired of this happening and seeing it all over the news i think that our generation can be the change to finally push it to the edge and make a difference if you've been inspired by the parkland students yeah i have i think they've made a big impact on everyo

in cricket, a58 happy to get a big win. 58 ball century from jonny bairstow helped england to a seven wicket victory in the deciding one—day international against new zealand in christ church. england bowled new zealand out for 223. chris woakes bowled new zealand out for 223. chris woa kes and bowled new zealand out for 223. chris woakes and adil rashid got three wickets each. a partnership of 84 between colin de grandhomme and mitchell santner helped 84 between colin de grandhomme and mitchell sa ntner helped the 84 between colin de grandhomme and mitchell santner helped the kiwis get a respectable target. but ba i rstow get a respectable target. but bairstow helped tourists win the series 3—2, winning this one with more than 17 overs remaining. series 3—2, winning this one with more than 17 overs remainingm series 3—2, winning this one with more than 17 overs remaining. it was outstanding. it really was. we played extremely well in the previous game. today, different circumstances, different pitch, some results. just prob

less i think that they want a big bill. in the uk and us from the white house you know question is on video he's. a wonderful guy mean what do you get a lot of less if you got your. own but then of course there is demand in the spotlight the unit missy. argentina actually almost failed to qualify for the world cup and rose but then came miss the messiah in the final match against a while ago or the. i . don't. i can take it i mean to. get my own amicalola but i thought commissioner let him give my all intimate look i mean. this is something you know we're going to. who are not going to. move you don't know for myself. you know why don't i go. but i want to when the music was. going to do you know about it in this. sort of money. and then. he says you got. on a minute they have the best player in the world but they don't appreciate him and yet they built this underground cathedral in his honor well this is already quite good but an entire subway station transformed into a missing museum is really a prize. messy and argentina'

not a big change in the currency market the u.s. to euro ratio about the same oil is something to watch. oil continues to slog higher it is now in the high 65 buck a barrel range pay attention. gasoline prices are 32 cents a gallon higher now than they were this time last year. time for the top trending stories on this tuesday. myspace co-founder tom anderson, aka myspace tom to many of you is enjoying the recent difficulties of facebook anderson retweeted a cartoon from the digital publication futurism that depicts him as obi-wan kenobi with the caption help us myspace tom, you're our only hope, #deletefacebook >>> and many people used to ask where in the world is carmen sandiego the answer is netflix. the streaming service has plans to turn the property into an animated series. >>> and opening day for baseball is on thursday fans are pumped but maybe not quite as excited as this awesome dog. the dog is officially -- he's not running around he's a grounds keeping assistant at the spring training assistant for the marlins and cardin

byron wein. >>> a big interview. rts announcing it will pay universal entertainment $2.6 billion making a five-year lawsuit go away. trial was set to begin in april over forcibly redeeming universal's azure 20% stake in the company at a discount. here is the big news. contessa brewer is in las vegas and will be speaking with matt madx in his first television interview. you won't want to miss it. >>> when we come back tariffs are of course taking center stage. we will speak with the former ceo of chrysler and home depot. coming up on squawk alley a huge interview you won't want to miss. steven mnuchin is with us and you're looking at a live shot of the brooklyn courthouse where sentencing for mtiarn shkreli will get underway. alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. >>> two surging stocks are leaving the rest of the

queen a fraud the big bank is now taking crypto currency very seriously and knowledge in the block chain based technology as a veritable threat to its future yeah i must really hate to have to say this there the way it works is that if a company like j.p. morgan or there's another bank that made a similar comment there are big bank when they find a material risk to their business to their balance sheet they must under law disclose this to shareholders and so jamie diamond no matter how much he tried to talk down because no matter how much he tried to get his buddies in washington and out why bad guy and it mean the fact is he's lost he has lost the battle of big call and he's got it now come crawling back to the market and say you know what the whole banking industry has been fundamentally change we need to adapt or we are j.p. morgan or be left as i said many years now if they didn't adapt they would be relegated to the third tier bank jamie diamond doesn't want to give away that free spigot of money he gets every day from nickel and dime in people to de

jason: that was a big risk you took, right? join this nascient company, brazil.this company in what will your message be, as you look back to 1989? jason: i am a very humble person, so i hope i will be able to craft a message that people think is interesting. but it is true. i chose a different culture before anything else. it is true, the offer i had from georgia to come back to brazil at the time was 20% of the highest offer i had in terms of the highest offer i had. less? so, 80% carlos: 80%, but what i saw there in two weeks, i had the opportunity to get to know them. 1987.e to stanford in i said, i want to be part of this group, and if i have to have an 80% cut, i will do that. different fromng the other companies i have worked with before. it is fast, young people, ideas. it is about no shortcuts. at the end of the day, it's a business to last. that's what was so exciting. how do you keep that fiber and see at a company where, as you say, you have 200,000 clients? how do you keep that going? carlos: i always say that the

that is a big range.epending on how the stock open process goes what the volatility , looks like moving forward, could be something that people watch. when you ask private company ceos, what do you think about being public? a lot of them do talk negatively about the distraction of the stock price. if you have a stock price wildly,g around maybe you go back to the ipo process and get more, granular valuation, discovery process before you decide to lift shares. emily: caroline hyde and alex there. in the meantime, netflix continues to ramp up spending. speaking at a conference, ceo david wells says they are spending upwards of $8 billion on content this year. they will have 700 original shows and movies on the platform over the course of 2018. coming up, we hear from josh silverman about how he crafted the company's best order today. quarter to date. fitbit, all-time low on disappointing earnings and forecast. what is next? we will hear from the ceo, james park, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: shares of e

we've got a big weather system in new york. is it possible a lot of traders left? ple behind you. >> clouds as average attendance for friday afternoon. people are going to be hitting some rain when they leave. i haven't noticed the big exodus. >> let's get to the cost of the chairs and the ripple effect. >> if you're talking about a full-blown trade war, first of all, i really doubt anything like that will happen, and i just think it's probably less than a 2% probability but if something were to take place you would want to be very defensive, you'd only want to hide out in consumer staples, gold, some other hard assets, and anything that would be an inflationary scenario because that would be a scenario that you're talking about that we haven't seen for over 25 years. i'm talking real inflation. >> alan, give us your sense of the effect we could see here, aside from what we've seen in the markets but i do want to point out, the low of the session today was down 391 points for the high of the session was a loss of 57 for the dow. just a second ago, we were down under

. >>> italian assets get swept up in the move higher despite a big struggle between the election winners. >>> there's an activist on the line shares in telekom italia ring higher on a report that elliott management is building a stake to counter vivendi >>> stockses in europe are bouncing back after what was a better finish for wall street. stocks stateside closing around some of the session highs as the dow notched up 1.4%. in europe we're now off to a positive start, three quarters of a percent on the border benchmark index. all individual markets trading higher decent performances across the indices. a slight outperformance from the tele market. the ftse mib up today after negativity yesterday on the back of the election outcome. autos are ahead by 1.6% coinciding with the geneva motor show there's been all sorts of fears around tariffs that lurked behind the trade, concerned around steel and aluminum tariffs in the states, and a tit-for-tat trade war. then finnish goods came into the debate on whether the u.s. would lob tack taxes on some of the t from there bmw trading up 1.4%. volk

so how did little lucas become a big star. coaching legend sezar luis minot's he says he's argentina's second best player behind only leo messi. come along. now as well we don't know where he goes. but with. a lower his career has taken him from argentina to germany violated. so we set off on a journey to discover his roots our first stop is the remote city have to start over in argentina it's a thousand kilometers north of the capital when the sirens in the baking summer heat there's not much to do for young people opportunities are limited. for them to start oshima worlds away from the glitz and glamour of football star. but it's where one of argentina's rising stars began his career. i was born and raised here his family live in the city to this day. this is diego. and this is gonzalo. these two older brothers who have been at his side from the start so what do they remember from their child to. him but it don't mean morris son of. what i. mean i don't really. know what he does soil. below that amount on the on that i hold i

of florida and he called on cress chances of a big deal to take place while all reports a sebastien visited while top favorites argentina asking how do argentinian feel about this year's. mysie doing this i. can argentina really win it all and what does that have to do with germany. kickoff life less than a hundred days ahead of the world cup here's jack it is out. there in the world is football the national religion. argentina is one of the world's most football crazy nation. it's a. bit at. this time around argentina wants to win the world cup again. football as a matter of mission no i don't get to go but i can you know if you were done. in bangkok and been seen. nothing will. happen i know when argentina were defeated in the two thousand and fourteen world cup final by germany with seventeen times. i think. because of how the argentinians feel about this year's world cup can missy do it this time and can they finally beat germany again after thirty two years i can hear the final so let's hit the streets of porno sites. out of there and come out of our. money and say. yeah i'm out of han

this is a big concern. e talked about the generic polling and the senate races, but when it comes down to the ballot box, republicans come close to winning. that is going to win a lot of alarm bells. >> pennsylvania 18th is going to be big. and troubling sign for republicans. and this could deliver for lamb. host: al weaver who covers politics and steven from politico. hanks for being with us on " newsmakers." francisco talks about his book, the line becomes a river and and what he has learned about our immigration system. >> the woman was pregnant. and they were lost for three days and drinking filthy water d they made it through the border patrol got called and i was supposed to take them in. and i started talking with them. and it turned out that this pregnant woman had grown up in iowa and spoke perfect english and a school teacher in iowa. i think her husband saw that we were talking and had a connection and leaned over and said, hey, man, can you skip the whole arrest and deportation thing and drive us

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we have a big range of investors. the like the idea. ieve it is a very good value proposition. basically, they like you. when you are talking to them, what is your pitch? what are they going to get? miguel: they are going to get access to something that does not exist today in latin america. getting access to this is getting access to high growth and high-margin. we can do that. a few years back, it was a dream, today it is a reality. we need it a reality. just --we are in terms of this, it is incredible what we can get from there. alix: how much money do you want to raise? we raise 100 million, which will give us the first platform to get going. we'll probably go back to the market sometime when we have our new opportunity, but that is going to be a second step. grow in termsll 50%roduction from 30% to per year. alix: let's talk about the shale acquisitions. you wind up getting some of the drilling rights, about 137,000 acres. you said 50,000 were in the core area. don't you have to pay up for that, and is it worth it? miguel: we have a

of friends and users that use it so it's definitely an existential crisis and facebook is taking a bit big hit right now. joining us from washington thank you very much for this analysis. egyptians have begun three days of voting to elect a new president but there are a few doubts that president up to fatah al sisi will win a second term his supporters say he's brought stability to the country of rock to rest since twenty eleven it is important for tourism in particular were just picked up again boston other parts of the economy are still struggling. the times may be turbulent but businessmen on cairo's streets seem to be content with their president. or not directly but you can bring me his replacement. if you can what would his replacement do what does he present what will he present our presidencies he can do it all. we want someone who we will be stable with. for. the support for el-sisi is obvious but have the egyptian people really done better during his administration unemployment has gone down slightly but it's still high at almost twelve percent and egypt's deficit has widened now

it's a big deal for our pharmaceutical companies and a big deal and major win for american workers and american businesses. continuing on the economic front, fourth quarter gdp numbers were up 2.9%. this reflected strong consumer spending at the end of the year and increased investments from american businesses. according to market watch, hiring is strong, unemployment is low and recent tax cuts are putting more money in people's pockets. accordingly, the u.s. is likely to grow even faster this year than it did in 2017. the council of economic advisers released a report on the economic benefits of expanded infrastructure investment, estimating the president's plan would deliver employment gains and increase gdp growth. the president will be traveling tomorrow to richfield, ohio torque deliver remarks on his infrastructure initiative in front of an audience of local worker. they will be at a training site for members of the international union of operating engineers local 18 a diversified trade union representing heavy equipment operators, surveyors and mechanics in the construction ind

it is a big deal for huge enterprises that make large investments on websites. as the centerpiece, but now they need to be found. this new category is an evangelical think about a new category and we remain focused in the long run in long-term opportunity. caroline: a new category to provide perfect information, businesses make sure the location is correct and building in the ai -- where is the opportunity there to keep on increasing your growth? 30% year on year growth in revenue, will that skill more and see a faster pace of growth as companies understand opportunities? howard: our last year we grew 37% and see a total greenfield in this $10 billion opportunity. we are going to grow -- we see twitter 30 goes come and we added more logos last quarter. we have seen a 57% increase and we feel there is incredible momentum in this category. not just the intuitive shift from voice search, which makes up 20% of all queries, but also the fact that when we look for things across alexa or siri or these devices, we get structured and direct answers. we drop on our platfor

that's a big call and a big wish. it's time to clean out the problem people. if andrew mccabe lied and misrepresented as the us a of the inspector general will conclude, supposed to be calling balls and strikes at the fbi, not advocating on behalf of one person because of their political party. ron, your reaction tonight. >> sure. it is absolutely shocking. there has been no case of proven abuse at such a high level of the fbi since william sessions

have the kiwi dollar with a big decline overnight. looking potentially positive as we get into the asian market open. sydney future is up by a 10th of 1%. .7683.sie dollar, beinge the markets possible hop this, relating to dot plot, he's going to go short on the aussie dollar as his best trade. a pressure coming up from gold and crude is jumping up. these where we see wti on opec comments. it has been moving forward to september this year for completion. a little bit of a brighter future when it comes to industrial commodities like iron ore seeing a bit of again. ready -- betty? betty: breaking in your neck of the woods, they are saying james packer designed as director. that it is resigning says he is resigning for personal reasons. .e has been struggling grande resort has also been struggling. it really took a big hit back in investigationthe of crown employees trying to bribe, essentially, consumers to come to their resorts in china. again, another chapter here in crown resorts and he is resigning for personal reasons as director. w

rumble on by, he hears a big hit. t think he thought much about it at the time. shortly after that hit, look at the back end of the train, you see some dust kicking up, a car wobbling. >> oh! >> wait a minute! >> he caught a derailment happening right in front of him. >> what was that sort of his noise? >> logan calls it a release of air and then the tail approaches, in his words, the last car tips crazing a drawbar break on the third to last car. scary moment indeed. of course this shut down that corridor for hours. crazy moment to be in the right spot. this next video going quite viral for very obvious reasons. >> the back of a train, woo! >> come on, man. >> we believe this to be liam haslett, 20 years old. he describes himself on instagram as a professional subway surfer. police have located this guy. liam is reported to have called up the toronto transit commission and asked what would my fines be, and they responded, fines could range anywhere between $181 to $330, depending on charges. according to reports, char

this is not a big factor, it really all depends on how much of a levy is going to be imposed on steeluminum, finished goods. trade was are not good for apple forrade wars are not good likeultinational companies amazon.d amazon and some of these other tech companies, some of these are less effective because they are so serviced based. microsoft, the software provider, facebook, social media delivered over the internet, amazon, the lion's share of what it does is not consumer electronics. although the echo is getting bigger and bigger. emily: we know president trump took aim at apple on the campaign shall, tim cook met with president trump at the white house a couple of times. who knows where that relationship stands. is there a silver lining here? >> there may be for wall street considering that steven mnuchin is the treasury secretary. that guy worked for goldman sachs like gary cohn. to be honest, when i hear tom talk about apple and am reminded of trump mocked apple, considering that directionally, no one knows what is happening, if donald trump decides that he needs someone to beat

a big storm is showering the bay area. xes) ( darya ) (boxes) we have team coverage of the storm. our crews are spread out across the bay area this morning. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (mabrisa rodriguez)low pressure trough is dominating the local weather pattern early this morning and will continue to do so through the next few days. this storm system will bring gusty southwest winds, moderate to locally heavy rainfall, the potential for thunderstorms, and accumulating snow at the highest locations. earlier this morning, the surface cold front out ahead of the parent upper low was essentially lined up along the pacific coastline from san francisco to seattle earlier but has now trekked slightly inland to encompass the north bay. as a result, the north bay has seen the bulk of the precipitation so far, with up to 2.00" in the wettest locations and widespread accumulations of .66" to 1.00" across the inland north bay vall

a big difference in temperatures. santa rosa was low 80s. they are 47 right now. 50, oakland. 52, san jose. it will be a warm day. temperatures above average. up to 80 degrees. they will state in this range for a while. high pressure is dominating the west coast. we do have temperatures starting in the 40s. 45, napa airport. nothing compared to monday. 43, would side. -- woodside. a northerly breeze for most. high pressure is all over the place. the west coast has deflected to the seattle area. it was a wind producer toward arizona yesterday. except for a few high clouds, we are large and in charge. we will warm up quickly. 48, sacramento. 70s and 80s all around. yesterday, gilmore was 73. they started off with 30s for the low. they could not recover without the north wind. warmest date will be thursday.>>> the warriors lost to the indiana pacers last night. 92-81. they are struggling without most of the team stars. the warriors started past. nick young had 10 points. a few minutes into the game. young and the rest of the warriors could not f

the headlines tonight: a big night in the nou camp for chelsea. n become england's third champions league quarterfinalists? ruby walsh is out of the rest of cheltenham after suffering a suspected broken leg on day two, we'll be live there later and another day, another medal for british paralympic skiers fitzpatrick and kehoe in south korea. i never get used to it, it is a com pletely i never get used to it, it is a completely different feeling every timea completely different feeling every time a walk—out. it is just amazing. good evening, lots of stories to bring you tonight, but we'll start with football and the champions league. in a few hours‘ time, we'll know all eight of this year‘s quarterfinalists. chelsea will need to be at their best if they are to be among them. they take on spanish giants barcelona in the nou camp with the tie standing at 1—1 after the first leg. if they can upset the odds, chelsea will be the third english team in the last eight, after liverpool and manchester city. barcelona will be third spanish side through after r

a big shot in the arm to help them expand across the state and the country and bring the model to other states. it was a great project. >> reporter: they helped celebrate that million dollar grant. and there's much more. >> what is this space? >> this is the main event space. >> reporter: justin opens up this big space and allows nonprofit groups to come n use it for meetings and conferences, movie screenings. there is even a mini kitchen, fruit, juices, and snacks. and it is free. >> for free. >> for free? >> the rent, as you know, in san francisco and the bay area in general is so high. the thought was maybe some nonprofits could save on their space by not having a huge board room or needing to purchase a big physical space knowing that companies like google will be offering these kind of spaces for free. >> reporter: bookshelves line the walls inside this area. justin took me to the co- working space. >> this is for folks who want to work from the google offices for the day. we have a printer and desk space and space for people to do their work. >> yeah. and the view. >> and then the

i would like to add that cyber crime is a big challenge for all of us. s not a problem of my country or your country. and if we speak about my country, sites of my president or of my ministry is attacked daily. hundreds of thousands of times. so it's a big problem, and we don't know... >> it's very hard to track. >> ...who is the source of these hacks. russia has been very active lately bilaterally with the united states, as well as internationally, suggesting that we should have rules, that we should have some agreements that would help us to fight cyber crime. >> russian policy is not to meddle with affairs of any country in the world, be it small or large. same is true about the united states. my president publicly, repeatedly, has been saying during the campaign that we would respect any choice americans will make when they choose their leader. we will respect and we will work with them, with him or her to build on our relations. to add something to that, it looks ridiculous in another way that using your legal terms, russia was accused, indicted, fou

>> yes, yes. >> so it's a big time shift, is that why gary cohn left do you think because this is a big the administration not just a one- off? >> this is a fight in terms of how we create jobs. there are a lot of different ways in which you can try and create jobs this is a strategy that works not only by gary cohn but what's interesting is prime minister of sweden was here yesterday and he was saying it's not a good idea. our allies to the north in canada said this is a disastrous idea and if you do it to us we'll do it to you. >> do you republicans have a strategy that's been talked about paul ryan on down in that conference you were talking about to fight back against this white house what are you guys going to do about it? >> yeah, i mean, i think that we're reacting, so i wouldn't say you begin with a strategy because we're reacting to what came our way but i think the first thing is to make point, make it a very clear as to where you stand on this issue. >> but would you be open to changing the law to give the power back to congress to -- >> in other words there's a bill that is

i sound like a broken record it's a big problem it's a declining business and that's a big part of their business i think if you separate from what's doing pretty okay in terms of health care, that's doing quite nicely aerospace is doing okay. i think it's too difficult it's a noose around the company. i don't see how you have earnings visibility. there's no way they're going to do a dollar an earnings this year >> he says "the great reset not quite reset. >> there's a chance they have to raise equity why get in front of that i would rather chase this. that's not my style. once i get the all systems clear kind of thing, then i'll probably look at it but not right now. there's too many industrials out there that are down substantially that have much better -- i mean, i could be here all day union pacific has done better federal express. i would look at u.p.s. you know i like cat. they came out with great retail sales numbers for february i cummins has challenges i think the story still works. hd supply just put up a great number >> you're not mentioning utx because you don't like those or

of life and he's held on one caress the chance of a big of a good defeat to have played a lot of reports of sebastien visited world cup favorites argentina asking how do argentinian feel about this year's committee doing just fine i. can argentina really win it all and what does that have to do with germany. where in the world is football the national religion. argentina is one of the world's most football crazy nation. blow. it out of. hand this time around argentina wants to win the world cup again. football as a matter of mission no i don't get to go but i can you know if you were done. and got in the you know. the one you know they will i know when argentina were defeated in the two thousand and fourteen world cup final by germany this seventeen times. out of the last census he said i'm out and then with the other but i don't back a little bit more in my lovely monthly data spare time and i thank you. because hopeful but how do argentinians feel about this year's world cup can missy do it this time you can they finally beat germany again after thirty two years i can hear the final so

that is a big range. ending on how this stock process goes, what the volatility looks like going forward could be something people watch. when you ask private company ceos what do you think about being public, a lot of them talk negatively about the distraction of a stock price. if you have a stock price going around wildly, maybe you go to the ipo process and get a little more granular valuation before you list shares. emily: caroline hyde and alex barinka there. in the meantime, netflix ramps up spending. speaking at a conference, the is says the streaming giant set to spend upwards of $8 billion on content this year. he estimates netflix will have 700 original shows and movies on the platform over 2018. joshg up, we hear from silverman about how he crafted the company's best quarter to date. plus, shares of fitbit hit an all-time low on disappointing earnings and a disappointing forecast. what is next for the wearables company? we hear from james park next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: shares rose as muc

on a one day basis, wow, what a big day. two days ago we had a huge down day. i don't think there is any bounce, so there is nothing to trust. i don't think you have to buy into this market until it proves itself, until it wants to go and do something this is the deep end of the pool had he it come to trading. we have a lot of cross currents. bonds are rallying what if they reverse what if things get better? what about south korea what approximate north korea we don't know. why would you take that risk when you are having days that are going up and down and up and down >> are you negative. >> neutral >> it sound negative, frankly because when i look at what rallied today it made sense to me what rallied today. some of the technology names, particularly the names that were not in the high multiple category, we talked about it yesterday had an impressive day, intel or microsoft or some of those names moving to the upside we got earnings that almost got overlooked by everything pvh and constellation crushed it as we get closer to closer to earnings seasons, financ

it's a big sale. the price was about 2% discount yesterday. any, particularly big company like that, whenever a seller sells shares, they are guaranteed to move. ice have reported a bit of a slowdown in revenue and have said that france is dragging a bit on their income. those shares might be indicated down as well this morning. matt: what is the story with telecom italia? a very important activist investor is looking to kick off some board members. pulsing a, as you mentioned, a very important activist in europe. influenceng vivendi's on the company is not as it should be, and he is looking to remove some board members from the company. it is something that has been dragging along for a while now, so it's him stepping up the pressure, so we'll see how the market takes those latest comments. guy: first, blow on your bloomberg. the market open is next. offer germany. this is bloomberg. ♪ mom, dad, can we talk? sure. what's up, son? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi password, mom? you

big issue. is goldilocks a fairytale? e are able to see big increases in the labor force without seeing a big push and -- a big push up in wages. at some point, that will end. when that starts to end, i think we will see a reaction in the bond market. >> inflation has an enormous amount of inertia built in on the downside and upside and it will move slowly on the upside. >> the fed will have to pick up the baton and say we are responsible for leaning against the economy so we don't get an inflation spiral going. i think that is going to create complications, especially as the market has to start repricing for more rate increases. >> a little inflation is not so bad but it is a slippery slope. you can go to two and change to three weekly. -- 23 pretty fast. jonathan: is the genie out of the bottle? >> not yet, but it is knocking. i'm thinking about coming out, and if i do, then what? jonathan: joining me around the table is bob michael, kathy jones and douglas peebles. great to catch up with you. kathy, the issue with goldi

take a look at the big three muss toyota. toyota being the only one who was positive fiat chrysler, gm and ford all negative for the month of february it's a low volume month, so don't get too excited about it the bottom line is this, we head into the spring sales season with the industry doing just a little better than some were expecting, but still we'll be down this year relative to last year back to you. >> before we get to the interview you have coming for us, a quick question in terms of we all take on these tariffs coming in. i presume while it can lead to inflation of auto prices, there will be quite a significant time delay when it comes to cars, given the sort of cycle -- the life cycle of a car. >> right also, they're locked into contracts in terms of how much steel and how much aluminum they use for their various vehicles we reached out to all the automakers, general motors along with ford, fiat chrysler, toyota, all say the same thing look, 90% of the steel and aluminum that's put into an automobile is sourcesed h

well the first reaction was that this is a big surprise this is also a big win for donald trump but after some hours here my feeling is that the skeptics are getting the upper hand in the public discussion here of course there are still people who say this is the moment when because his strategy of maximum pressure new sanctions and threats of a military intervention brought kim jong il into the negotiation table but there are many others who think this might be just another game of a bait and switch by the north koreans an attempt to buy it time and they're trying to play donald trump catering to his vanity and there are many observers especially from the security and foreign policy establishment who fear that the americans might be walking into a trap here cousin phenomena in washington thank you unless this president has been busy he's made good on his threats and signed off on a new import tariffs twenty five percent on steel ten percent on alan many of america's president blames other countries for his country's massive trade deficit are still only accounts for two percent of world t

can we get it if there is a war. the bighe national security has not really been to be explained to the american people. maybe that is part of using as a stick or a bargaining chip. we have some breaking his right now. president trump has just tweeted not on steel but on dock a sane it is march 5 in the democrats our nowhere to be found that of course is the issue for the dreamers gave them six months they are up at 362 points. a busy day and a big rally here. seven minutes before the closing bell. i will come right back. don't go away.ow fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. are finding themselves morin a chevroletple for the first time. trying something new can be exciting. empowering. downright exhilarating. see for yourself why chevrolet is the most awarded and fastest growing brand, the last four years overall. switch into a new chevy now. current qualified competitive owners and lessees can get this 2018 chevy equinox for around $199 a month. chevrolet. find new roads. . . at crowne plaza, we know business

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has a big problem. helix go back and say i am a rancher, i'm one of you, but people notice of votes look more like chuck schumer and elizabeth warren, so he is lost touch. he would lose to an unnamed republican. there is a good -- matt is the say if guy that you can will have a beer with him after this. he is down-to-earth and very smart and very strong principled.lly and the last one we have endorsed is kevin nicholson in wisconsin. kevin is challenging tammy baldwin. he has an interesting history. he started out as a young man in college, as an active member -- fact, he was a college democrat. think ise, and i ushering with the voters, after college he spent some time finding himself and eventually signed up for the marines. he went and served in afghanistan and came back home friends and the democratic party shunned him and said we do not like the military and the fact that you served in it. he realized, what do i believe in? he had just been in this experience of war the men in the marines were his f