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. >> adam parker is also going to join us. he's going to talk to us about why he says his clients aren't focused fundamentals. and the biotechs sbas he things could have a potential upside. >> and jeff bezos. >> producing an agreement. the real story could be a power struggle in saudi arabia that appear taos be emerging. we'll take you live doha for more on that story, but let's begin with netflix. two big stories out. our julia boorstin is standing by. josh is all over ibm. give us a little preview here to kick things off. >> when netflix reports all eyes will be on ids streaming video subscribers and whether they need or sur paez the nearly 18 million that would reach this quarter and we could expect particular focus on how many they project for the second quarter. also the impact of some price hooiks rolling out next month in the u.s. the company's forecast to grow revenue 25%, $1.97 billion while earnings per share are expected to fall. this is the company's global expansion as well as more original and exclusive conflict.

that's adam parker. coming up, despite some heated last few days, the imf's christine lagarde says she is ready to move forward with greek negotiations. our interview next. ♪ vonnie: here is your latest bloomberg business flash. all of a sudden, succession plans and disney are not sort clear. no reason being given for the departure of cheap operating officer tom staggs. had problems convincing some disney board members he was the right person to succeed bob iger. tesla grabs the spotlight for taking deposits on 276,000 of it's new model. but when it came to delivering vehicles, the company has come up short, selling less than 15,000 cars in the first quarter. tesla blames apart shortage. now.han: to frankfurt tensions between the imf and the greek government have been growing. today, christine lagarde indicated a growing level of flexibility with greece. in an interview with francine lacqua, lagarde said they want to help the company regain -- the country regain stability. madame lagarde: we continue to

betty: this that mean adam parker is right when he says europe is only good for vacations, mark? mark: [laughter] get out of here. betty: [laughter] let's check in with david gura. david: more than 100 refugees engaged in macedonian police along the country's border with greece. they fired tear gas and rubber bullets at the protesters. no injuries reported and no arrests. the violence stopped but toward the border fence plan between the presidents from [indiscernible] people often living in the camps for weeks. macedonia close their borders to refugees. a possible influx of refugees from libya. italy and malta may need u.s. support to cut. nearly half a million people have been uprooted to establish a presence among the mediterranean sea. tax officials are meeting in paris to discuss the fallout from the mass leak of offshore panama, and from the penama disclosures have shaken the rich and powerful by disclosing how they use networks of shell companies to dodge financial obligations. a few details were released but the meeting was close to the media. syrians are voting today in p

adam parker admits he hasn't been acting enough like the insect. he's calling for further downside despite recent gains on wall street, where cockroaches, they travel in the wind's direction. they can survive with their heads chopped off. some female cockroaches only mate once, stay pregnant for life as well. imagine that, for those of you who have been pregnant. a cockroach can live about two weeks without water, for almost a month without food. they can hold their breath for us to 40 minutes. guess how fast they can run. have you ever tried to catch a cockroach, or tried to run away from one? my director says no. they can run up to three miles an hour. get your skates on. christopher mann, markets like a cockroach? >> i don't know about that. that's quite an analogy. clearly, markets are very fragile right now. you saw in september last year, big falls in the markets. people are still quite worried. my view is actually what you've seen in positioning is most people have already changed their portfolios, already gone to cash, already cut their equ

and also, adam parker will talk to us about where the rally is.k to michelle cabrera caruso and the oil mark market. we will see you in about 15, carl. >> okay. thank you, scott. and now, over to seema mody. >> thank you, carl. the move in twitter is down 16% on the day, and currently the worst performing stockton russell 1,000 and on track of the fourth worst day ever as a public company. not to mention heavy volume surpassing the 30-day volume as the the investors digest the social media's latest earnings, and keep in mind of the 44 analysts covering twitter, 18 have cut the price targets on the stock. carl? >> thank you, seema. and julia boorstin sat down with jack dorsey and she is here to wrap that up. good morn g ing to you. >> good morning, carl. the twitter shares are off dramt clishgs a cli, and i asked jack dorsey what he doing to get it back on track and to change the company's perception of the potential. >> and we have a development team, and engineering what we believe to be the best experience out there around life and what is happe

david: we have with us morgan stanley strategist adam parker. to be talking equities and we have to talk about francine lacqua's sit down with christine lagarde. we have got to talk about ncaa basketball. what a win, villanova. the team campton, new york city boy, dalton. you think we do not have athletes in this town?

. >> adam parker is also going to join us.k to us about why he says his clients aren't

parker noted that secretary of state and president adams remained mute on slavery. was what is called a good hater, parker said, he used his wit tear earnestly, poor poet, greatest intellectual factory was memory and he showed foresight. in what the john quincy adams greatness lie? through all his words and acts ran a golden thread, and intense love of freedom for all men. and parker summoned up that moment in 1842 when adams stood in the well of the house on the issue of slavery petitions and this is what he said. he said i know of few things in modern times so grand as that old man standing there in the house of representatives, a man who bore himself proudly at kings courts doing service in high places where honor may be won, a man who filled the highest office in any nation, the president, himself a president, standing there, a champion of the oppressed. that was john quincy adams. thank you. [applause] >> if anyone has any questions there are microphones set up on either side so please go to the microphone. i would be happy to talk about anything about adams, wh

parker noted that a secretary of state and president adam had remained mute on slavery. he was what is called a good hater, parker rightly noted and he used his wit. he was a poor poet, his greatest greatest intellectual faculties memory and he shall but little foresight. in white then did his greatness why? in this, parker said that throughout all of his words and acts he ran a golden thread, an intense, and intense love of freedom for all men. then parker summoned up that moment in 1842 when adam stood in the well of the house on the issue of slavery. this is what he said. he said i know a few things in modern times so grand as that old man standing there in the house of representatives, a man who was born himself proudly early during service and high place for honor may be one, a man would build the highest office in any nations give, the the presence on, himself a president, standing there a champion of the oppressed. and that was john quincy adams. thank you. [applause]. if anyone has questions their microphones set up on either side. please go to the microphone. i'v