>> probably. >> soare mob skeptical of ali baba? >> probably. >> so is there a public company today that you would say here is a comp, relative value aol? >> yahoo! and aol should merge. they are the same company. get it over with. neither one actually own their search. aol's powered by google and yahoo! you powered pby microsof. the search deal so underwi underwhelming, let's see what happens there. >> all right. we will. thank you to coming by. facebook popping 4% valuing instragram at $33 billion. stock closing in on $80 a share. twitter following facebook mark cuban talking about twitter's revenue stream last night. >> i think twitter has issues. i think twitter is a revenue gold mine. i think that is a reflection of the fact people don't fully understand twitter anymore. i think it's become the new pr news wire where it's more bull who were than social network. dick costello said it best when he talked about trolls. trolls have killed twitter, but if you kill the troll, you also kill a lot of -- there is a lot of collateral dam

and baba going into this. those following the twitter feed, you should, that was action we highlighted. here's another situation where options were cheap and they really paid off. i think we'll see more of that. >> it's a really important point to manage the trade. the strikes were 95, the stocks 89. the worst case scenario it continues to go lower and you use the dollar premium you risked on the trade. i closed it here for a small gain and if the stock fills in the gap and goes back to 95, brilliant, that's exactly what we wanted to happen. i'm not sure it's got much of a bid. i'm going to look for another trade. >> not much of a trading history for baba. >> you're supposed to look at one year or longer. but that being said, the drop in gap, the problem is it's not about whether it goes lower and there's every indication it can. it's that it is trapped and can't go higher. up above are millions of angry people, angry sharers. you have overhead supplies and prospects going lower are low. >> big brother is watc

>> abdileh is waiting for you when you come stumbling out of cafe baba. coincidence or not?p and mayonnaise. everything. >> ketchup and mayonnaise? sure. why not? condiment options i will be hard pressed to turn down at this precise moment anyway. >> love the mayonnaise. >> hmm. dude, that's awesome. i'll have 12 more. your eyes really are unique. in fact, they depend on a unique set of nutrients. that's why there's ocuvite to help protect your eye health. as you age, your eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite is a vitamin made just for your eyes from the eye care experts at bausch + lomb. ocuvite has a unique formula that's just not found in any leading multivitamin. your eyes are unique so help protect your eye health with ocuvite. actually, knowing the kind of srisk that you're comfortable sure thiwith,ight? i'd steer clear. really? really. straight talk. now based on your strategy i do have some other thoughts... multiplied by 13,000 financial advisors it's a big deal. and it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. let's g

ali baba did recent drone tests in china. shares down 17% year to date. following amazon's lead the best move? >> i don't know necessarily that it's the best move. i understand why they're doing what they're doing. they wanted any kind of exposure they can. the ecosystem is all about mobile. everybody is talking about how they're going to grow and it's got to be in mobile. very small when you look at the actual dollar amount, 500 or $600 million to them is nothing. if you go back to the amazon example with fire, it did nothing -- >> no one. no one. this seems like all the worst parts of amazon. the fire -- >> all the regrets. >> maybe the tablet. remember they had that very brief flirtation with the tablet? those are all the parts of amazon that amazon could get away with because they are amaz amazon. >> right. >> one big difference, though, between these two companies. ali baba is in the business of -- amazon for all intents and purposes is a big logistics company too. they did $29 billion in sales in q 4. outstanding. the problem was they only made 220

nadim baba, al jazeera paris. >>> houthi fighters have control of the area since september. houthis dissolved parliament and took over the exat capital of yemen sanaa. fighters were already inside iraq to fight i.s.i.l. he also said his force he will not retreat from syria. nazralla called for attack on lebanon and other region. >> i say to you who call on us to withdraw from syria i call on you to go to syria. we might not have talked about iraq before. we have a modest presence in the early phase and the sensitive phase in iraq but i say let's go to iraq and go now. >> imran khan has koran has the story. >> tell me they were unaware of the fact that hezbollah fighters are here in any number. but under the auspices in iran. hezbollah does play a role in iraq, they are here to play a role in the shia shrines in iraq. there may be a small contingent of hezbollah fighters in advisory training role in shia militia but not a front line fighting force from the people i've spoken to. hasan nezrulla says, they were accused of beating a senior. and killing several sunnies. the sunni

if the chinese government does not like ali baba it might take over allah bobba.es that mean if you're a share holder? the chinese government may take over your shares. when you buy a share, you're buying, when i read the documents, a share of a cayman island based trust that answers to the company that's located and domiciled i china which is controlled essentially by the people's republic of chinese government. >> i have to give you credit. you were the first one on it. you were like the downer at the party. >> they might do the right thing, ultimately, but it is a risk factor. and plus you owe me money. >> i do. it's a long story, but i owe him a dinner. >> because i said romney wouldn't run, and you said he would. >> thanks bud. i do owe him money. >> meanwhile, the president takes ten random letters he got on his health care law and invited folks to the white house to hear them out. they were all overjoyed about obamacare, all of them. what are the odds of that? we experimented with the same random test here on "your world." we have randomly sought out opinio

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this comes after ali baba came out on a hard defense last week.had to take that step of preparing a formal complaint against the saic. they said they are working to get rid of these counterfeits. they have removed 90 million listings for products. some say the risk of counterfeit goods existing, there are still some political risks, as well. >> this is a big win for private business in china. it's a case where size matters. >> it might be. we have seen it plenty in the past. we have seen wealthy businessmen who make it to these lists, and then they had a falling out with the government, and in the company just goes under. some people think this could just be a one-off for alibaba because of how big and how significant this company is to the country. they are talking about this world record ipo that happened last year. they're also talking about what it really does for the chinese economy. they are helping so many small businesses in that country, as well as shifting to this consumer-based kind of country, trying to move away from services and heav

peter asks, is baba a buy now, or do you prefer yahoo? >> is baba a buy now, do i prefer yahoo?, i think. i would stop myself at 80. i think there's too much volatility there. i think if you look at the valuations, come back to the reasonable price, 45 times, people very worried about the regulator here. therefore back to yahoo. yahoo has been punished. i think yahoo is a little more defensive. the tax schemes are things people don't think can happen. yahoo is probably better. >> time to sell after today's pop? >> it's a huge pop here. it depends where you bought it, right? >> so guy adami. >> why not take some off the table? that being said, this could be the start of a new up trend. >> your first move tomorrow when we come right back. stay tuned. these days, the most important person in your business could be a software developer. so, how's the app coming? we've got to make something great. how's the app coming? we've got to do it fast. let's do this on bluemix. you can build apps with analytics, big data, even ibm watson. that could give us the edge. let's do this on bluemix.

nadim baba reports from paris on the growing controversy. >> a black man tries to board a paris metro train and is repeatedly pushed off by fans of the english football club, chelsea. the british man who filmed the scene at the station says people around him couldn't believe what they were seeing. what happened next was perhaps even more shock. shocking. and the morning after chelsea's championship match we managed to get the reaction from some fans heading home. >> we're disappointed two reasons, first what happened, second now we're all labeled racist not just the individuals that dit. all of us. it set the whole club back 30 years. >> i'm horrified. absolutely horrified. really really uncomfortable. >> it is unacceptable, i'm sure true chelsea fans would abhor that. >> reporter: european football's governing body, uefa is he it's appalled by the incident. chelsea football club has put out a statement saying such behavior is abhorrent and has no place in football or society. we will evidence point to the direction of chelsea season holders, they will take the strongest action agains

nadim baba, al jazeera paris. >> still to come on the newshour. singing to russia's hungry gets ready to host president putin at odds with the european union. >>> she forced off her attacker, the death of one woman shining the light on women's rights there. >>> unhappy ending for lance armstrong. sports in about 40 minutes. thousands of people in denmark's capital have attended a memorial for the victims of gun attacks over the weekend. five were injured and the suspect was later shot dead by police. from copenhagen, 96 nick spicer reports. >> shot dead by police, some danes are leaving flowers. he was part of a community now struggling to fend our fears that muslims will reconcile attacks with the young man they knew. >> that's all. i saw him from time to time and would say hello and he was a regular guy. so for me, it's interesting to see what had happened. >> was he religious at all? good not at all. he wasn't like that. if i will expect something like this i would expect it from other people not from him. >> after a while young men who didn't

nadim baba, al jazeera paris. >>> growing support for military involvement in libya after i.s.i.l.'s threat to conquer rome. prime minister says the u.n. needs to take the lead. italy closed its embassy in in libya over the weekend. >> translator: i want to strongly emphasize that we need to be ready to make our military resources available for a possible international initiative. but this is not on the agenda right now. what's on the agenda now is a strong political diplomatic initiative. >> well, predictably as a the situation deteriorates in libya thousands more migrants have been risking their lives making the treacherous journey to italy to the island of lampedusa off the coast of italy. more than 2,000 rescued migrants have been taken. claudio lavanga reports. >> a boat through of migrants finally brought to the safety of italy after a perilous journey through stormy seas. more than 2,000 people many from subsaharan africa left on 12 boats on sunday. as the italian coast guard attempted to mount a rescue a group of men armed with kalashnikovs threatened them, ordering them ota

yes, i will leave the body, baba, i will leave the body. it's over quickly.return to normal. for the faithful, they come for the exorcism. the next day the reclusive gu rue finally agrees to see us. >> we have to go. we must be very fast, five minutes only. >> reporter: the guru observes us from the shadows. >> how can you tell that they're truly cured of the ghost? >> reporter: he tells us the temple has the power to cast the evil spirits away. he takes no credit and no responsibility. >> will these people die without your help, without the help of the temple? >> reporter: he says it is the temple and the original guru, his ancestor, who heals, not him. he's merely a caretaker. >> have you seen women who haven't been able to have a son, have you seen them come back with baby sons? >> reporter: it may take 15 years, he says, but yes. before we can ask more our meeting is interrupted. a group of rationalists is here to confront the guru. >> you sense trouble here? >> of course. >> reporter: we were promised exorcisms but the unexpected guests have changed the

-- >> the one last is baba. >> right. >> it's the everything.s the only reason i don't know in yahoo! right now whether i'm as confident as i used to be because baba is trading so poorly right now. >>> unusual activity. pete is taking a look at a huge trade in general electric, pete. >> it's not one of the names we bring up very often because quite frankly, it's so large. you don't usually see these huge trades come in to ge. they did today. 39,000 of the april 26 calls. the reason that is pretty interesting is the stock has been stuck between the 100 and 200-day moving averages. if it can get through that 200 day moving average which is around 2575, then the stock could be off to the races to break flew 26 level, the options could work. the options were very inexpensive, trading around 35 cents. someone thinks the stock is going higher. insider bought 20 million shares on february 18th and 19th. $20 million worth of shares. they bought 400,000 and 400,000 again. very, very active, very, very interesting to see the insider buy. >> are you? >> i'

allie baba's betting it can become a player in smart phones.vesting $595 million in chinese smart phone maker, nazar technology. it would give ali baba a platform aimed at boosting mobile sales. if 54-year-old mistry has been solved in chile. wreckage of a plane that crashed in 1961. the plane had been carrying members of a chilean soccer team. ask wreckage was discovered in the mountains 10 feet above sea level -- 10,000 feet above sea level. we're back with deepak narula. many people think it is all about taking credit risks. for you where your got between the wall and the wallpaper in 2014 was betting on prepayment risks. >> it is a sector that is trafficked by very few hedge funds. the incredible thing is if you look at the u.s. mortgage-backed securities market, half of it is government guaranteed. there is no credit risk. the question to ask is what of the risks that are embedded in the security? the ability of the homeowner to pay back their mortgages without penalty. there are securities that let you take advantage of slower or faster t

takeo baba nhk world, nagoya. >>> people in the middle east are bundling up and digging out of heavyw. our meteorologist sayaka mori joins us for the latest. sayaka? >> yes, gene also dropping historic snowfall in istanbul and rare snow in athens. the snowstorm affected the middle east like lebanon and syria. i want to take you to aleppo to show you the scene. recent heavy snowfall have added to the misery of syrians. in the countryside around aleppo, fuel shortages and plummeting temperatures have made life a struggle for people in the refugee camps. the winter storm also caused roads in jerusalem and israel desert with a rare layer of white. meanwhile friends found a way to play with snow. now the snowmaker has moved away from syria, now affecting pakistan and afghanistan with snow and also rain across the southern areas. and then i think kabul, you'll see rain changing over to snow as we go into wednesday. now a new system is moving into turkey bringing some snowfall to mountainous locations and flooding rain and the risk of tornadoes and hail over the western portions of turkey a

chinese e-commerce strong -- giant, ally baba offering u.s. customers loans through lending clubs.s mrs. can apply for short-term credit for his much as $300,000. ally baba wants to reach some 2 billion individual customers and 10 million businesses outside of china. european stocks went soaring today and saw greek bonds rally. weighing on stocks is chancellor angela merkel are expect negotiations with greece to drag on. it is prepared to play a waiting game until april or may. what is she going to forgive in greece? the top court has rejected claims of genocide by serbia and croatia and the yugoslav wars of the 1990's. both sides alleged each had committed genocide on the other. no appeal is possible on the verdict. that is the latest world news. another update at 45 minutes past the hour. it is the end of an era possibly for bruce berkowitz. it was five years ago that morningstar named him domestic fund manager of the decade for his performance. since then, he has to explain why in a conference call. his nearly eight in dollar fund has had the worst risk adjusted return of any la

companies buying goods from china suppliers ali baba.sly, that service was provided by the bank of china. "bottom line," coming up. mark crumpton joins us. >> a year ago, jenny ellen took over a chair of the u.s. federal reserve. a lot has happened -- janet yellen took over as chair of the u.s. federal reserve. what is her., and what are the biggest challenges in your two? michael frazier will give us his take. back to you. >> thank you. "bloomberg west," will be back after this. ♪ >> i'm cory johnson, this is "bloomberg west." shares of the 3-d printer strata's is getting hammered today. the company says it's going to have to take a write-down of 110 million for its maker about business. at that time, make about was growing at over 400% year-over-year. maker by now growing edges 7%. so what happened to the future of a 3-d printed world? i'm joined by kathy would. what happened, they thought this business was going to be the key to a 3-d printed future? is a game over? >> maker but was more about a segmentation strategy focusing on the c

. >> i know you are a great eel -- dealmaker and you have made lots of deals for ali baba.yahoo! on your radar at all? can i just ask that? >> we are very focused on our business in china. if you look at the deals that we do in terms of investments and m&a activity, over 90% of them are focused on how we grow our user base, how we increase user engagement, and how we expand our categories in china. with the limited activity that we do outside of china, it's very much focused on the cross-border trade, always with one leg in china. that is how to enhance our ability to serve small businesses to sell, chinese businesses to sell to overseas consumers. and more and more so now how to help small businesses from around the world, including the u.s., to sell into chinese consumers. our platform has 334 million active chinese consumers. >> i mentioned earlier about the fight you have had in recent days -- i'm sure it's not something you wanted to talk about or that you would want to talk about on a day like today -- but the fight you had with the chinese regulators on alleged fraud

selling its ali baba stake is something he push for as well. he says yahoo! aol should merge that has not happened yet. >> any others that are under the radar? >> he has push for changes at one that is being acquired by rock 10. he has a number of smaller semiconductor makers were he's made changes to the board of directors. one of them is exploring options, which is wall street speak for potentially looking for a sale. there are some outstanding situations among these smaller players. >> thank you so much. coming up, global investment opportunities -- we will talk to mark t's at pimco about how global monetary easing will impact investments this year. "bottom line" continues in just a moment. ♪ >> welcome back to the second half-hour of "bottom line" on bloomberg television. i'm mark crumpton. thank you for staying with us. let's start with the price of crude oil as floor trading comes to a close come ecb intraday chart up 4.3%, ending the session at $50 and $.55. oil traded the greatest volatility since april 2009 after u.s. crude supplies rose from the hig

nadim baba, what do we know about the deal? >> jane it's been signed the last few hours by the french foreign minister and his egyptian counterpart. include 24 rafael fighter jets state-of-the-art military planes. but they've had some difficulty in finding contracts overseas. in fact this is the first foreign sales of rafaelless. the deal includes some missiles and a naval frigate. i think the deal the french have been trying for years to sell them to india and currently in talks with qatar and the united arab emirates. francois hollande is keen to stress that this would be boosting the defense industry in france protecting jobs which rely on the industry which is a very large industry but at the same time for egypt it's a very welcome move for egypt's military at a time when it's trying to seek new partnerships, from russia's president vladimir putin was in cairo last week for talks believed to be including possible new trade deals with cairo. egypt is coming under increasing criticism from washington, and it's very aware of h

. >> some of the parts analysis i imagine baba was a part of it now that the baba part is spun out, whenhoo japan, how much of what's left is japan versus the core in. >> 10 % of what's left and the core again, strip out alibaba, the core is worth almost nothing at this point, and so it's you know if you assume there's a $5 billion valuation on the core, you get to a $50 stock implying keeping that in perspective is that instagram is rumored to be a $30 billion. you talked about pinterest valuation. it's not giving yahoo core much credit. there's room for upside in the overall shares. >> so does holding on to yahoo japan give cushion to turn the core business around? >> it does. i mean she's had two huge gifts, the biggest one, obviously, alibaba and yahoo japan to give her more time to really build the mobile business in the core and so i think it's still lacking some of the spark that's going to get the average consumer excited about yahoo. more work to be done there. >> does the valuations of snapchatp snapchat, pinterest, and others elevate the value? >> there's big numbers out there

from athens nadim baba reports on how people reacted to the news of the deal. people are out celebrating the end of carnival but not everyone was celebrating after the agreement between the government and eurozone finance minister critics pointing out the government had to compromise, and had to present a list of reforms to brussels by monday in return for an extension of credit. the prime minister insisted that he's sticking to the pre-election promises that's something that many voters here want to see. >> i want him to do anything best for greece even if it means we have to leave the euro. >> translation: what matters is changes in place should be serious, stable lasting and effective. >> after friday's breakthrough. the prime minister was talking about having won a battle. what is clear he earnt the country an economic life line but it depends on brussels agreeing to a list of reforms put forward. it's far from clear whether they will do. >> in the maldives protestors faced off against the police after there was a charm of violating the constitution for fry

million valuation, everyone gets a bite of the apple, by the time the public gets a shot at it like ale babacome on bys you could know bring it in earlier. >> i can only tell you whature clients are thinking, they are not over weighting on a particular single ipo. charles: you are a greeny of sorts. >> i think that clean energy is future. >> i like nvta . a genetic testing company. charles: that baby daddy thing. >> no, testing for cancer, not baby daddy. >> these are all getting funding right now, a beautiful thing. >> that tells you something. >> if it is getting funding there is smart money buying ideas. >> president obama criticized staples, over report they were threatening to fire part-time workers to avoid paying healthcare insurance, staples said that mr. president, you don't have all of the facts, we do. we'll be back. you can't breathe through your nose, suddenly, you're a mouth breather. a mouth breather! well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. cold medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow, it opens your nose up to 38% more. so you

i think that at 86 i would still buy yahoo, it has been the best way to play baba whole way down.florida. >> caller: hi jim, booyah too you and thanks so much for all you do to help small investors, and now i could use your help with yelp. i bought it on a dip and it's still mentioned as a buy-out target so i buy, hold or sell? >> i'm concerned about yelp. their conference call was one of those calls where it doesn't seep -- they don't seem to realize that things are not as good as people think. or let's put it another way, not as -- they are confident. they are too confident given how the company is doing, is what i'm trying to say. you mow what? their confidence may be misplaced, they need to own up to the fact that they are not doing what wall street wants. they do not have good numbers. i will not recommend the stock in a take over when the numbers did not pan out. do not lock at me look at them. i thought they would be doing better. if twitter is spreading their wings, why is the board flying the coupe. come on slow down the insider selling, may end up getting the higher pric

during those dark days, she used a razor and a pen to tattoo herself with the words "mama wa baba ahebkom," which is arabic for "mommy and daddy, i love you." she says that's what kept her going. you hadn't seen them for four months and you didn't know where your sisters were. >> ( translated ): no i hadn't heard anything about my sisters. >> reporter: she finally managed to escape once more, through a small kitchen window. a family took her in until a taxi driver, paid by the local government, drove her north towards the town of dohuk. she says she walked the final hours, on a road littered with bombs. >> and she's still missing, and she's still missing as well. >> reporter: her four sisters and brother are still missing. her mother can barely speak as we swipe through the pictures on her phone of her missing children. it's too dangerous for us to show you their faces. she may be back with her family, but like all the girls we met she is suffering severe trauama, with very few resources. >> when you sleep at night, do you have bad dreams, do you have nightmares? >> reporter: dr. derek fa

he's the founder of alley baba, a name he came up at a coffee house in san francisco.d the waitress, she did, and it was born. li he-jun is the newest, he makes solar panels. >>> final check of the day's top stories for you.. crews worked quickly to put out an early morning fire at an assisted living home? san jose. the fire started in the driveway of a home and moved into the garage. luckily no one was hurt. >>> investigators are looking for the man in this surveillance picture. they say he globed a girl at a 99 cent store in hayward. >> four home invasions in four days have san francisco police busy this morning. thieves hit the diamond heights lower hait oceanview and visitation valley neighborhood since friday. >> a scary sequence there. >>> we have been looking for a little bit of everything, rain would be nice. snowpack would be nice. you're keeping your eye on all of that. >> all of it. in case you're just joining us, thanks for joining us, glad to have you with us, part of our morning family. we have a really nice day ahead but we are going to be showing you th

allie baba has gotten a jump on amazon. making its first trial drone deliveries in china.a packets to 450 customers. if amazon wants the u.s. government to speed up approval for drone tests jeff bezos this morning. >> slower than i would've anticipated. we always knew that. the faa has their hands full trying to figure out how to regulate drones. >> amazon is limited to testing remote deliveries outside of the u.s. do you want to know if your partner will cheat on you? you can check the length of his or her fingers apparently according to a new study. people with the right ring finger that is much longer than the index finger of the same hand are more likely to cheat. >> it is different if you look at your hand from the inside or outside. >> my husband is all good. all set. the studies as people with longer ring fingers have extra testosterone. check it. >>matt's girlfriend should watch out. >> staples announcing this morning it will buy office depot for $6.3 billion bow to pressure from star board to make a deal. that will reduce the office supply industry to just one. wh

and ali baba.following that story, it is more or less exactly what he did here spin off a stake of a publicly traded company with the idea that down the road, the state -- the stake and larger company come together. in this case, malone spun off a controlling voting state with the idea that tripadvisor could come back a year or so and make sure that all the tax efficiencies are there and by the stake. >> maybe priceline or expedia could come back. >> anyone is free to make a bid. that way, perhaps malone could create a bidding war and get a higher price. >> a group of professional caddies are suing the pga tour demanding that they be compensated for wearing those bids with advertisements on them during competition. advertising revenue from those bibs can be up to $50 million. >> i agree. the caddies are standing out there like sandwich for people. they should get a piece of it. like the fair that the athlete gets everything? >> they are walking billboards. >> they have got a job, they are being hir

allie baba waited 14 years to go public.hink that worked out well -- allieibaba waited 14 years to go public. i think that worked out well. betty: it was a billion-dollar valuation. was this round above that billion or was it the same or below? kevin: in general, what i will say is you have seen e-commerce valuations have come down in the last year, independent of us. those companies have taken a hit. betty: would the trend be the same for gilt? kevin: it is doing hundreds of millions of dollars of revenue and continues to grow. i think it will do well. betty: business insider, a company you founded directly very successful, wrote about gilt groupe. i want to read one quote what they said. "the buzz is gone. gilt groupe is struggling to maintain growth and it still has not gone public. as a new cash ingejection this week suggest." kevin: i was not part of that story. they do independent reporting. the part that is true is the overall retail sector is tougher now. there has not been a lot of management turnover in the last ye

the big issue is likely to be how much autonomy will progress up -- will -- the cofounder of ali babampany is not too big to fail. mom -- jack ma was trying to reassure them he was addressing corruption on the e-commerce site. 10 of the trans-asia pilots were grounded after a test and will be reach rained on emergency procedures. the other 19 have not been tested. stephanie: we are seeing a big move in oil this morning. scarlet fu has more from the newsroom. scarlet: the charts tell you everything you need to know. if you look at a two day chart, it is declined yesterday and extended its losses today. this is nymex crude. this is after the latest inventory data showed there was another build in u.s. supply. according to the department of energy food oil inventory rose . analysts were looking for something in the neighborhood of 3.6 million barrels. u.s. stockpiles is the highest and best are the highest in at least three decades. oil prices plummeted almost by half in 2014 and have extended their decline of the early part of 2015 before stabilizing, making higher lows and some would s

ali baba. what you are looking at is very close to the low of this calendar year.profits of toll brothers. dave build upscale homes. they've raised the forecast. up you go. two republicans they are asking chairman to delay the vote on regulating the internet. >> we respectfully request that they release the 332 page publicly and allow the american people a reasonable period to carefully study it. judge andrew napolitano is here. he and i alone recognize a split incentive. the government wants to issue these rules and impose these rules to regulate the internet like a utility. >> hold on a minute. >> here is what the administrative procedure act says. what famous they must do when they are going to change their rules. publish them forth 30 days. congress could, by a majority vote, and both houses interfere with, modified or even block those rules. the majority if they do not release these rules ahead of time, will be taking positions that they are not. >> how could they say that? they want to put it subject to their majority vote. >> that is outrageous. >> it would

holly baba a play on the chinese government favoring jack ma.the chinese government wants to show this is a good idea it will return to a higher price. brendan: recently they hinted at allegations that they would be investigated but that disappeared. what are they saying when they do that? michael: it is probably a bureaucratic message that you have counterfeit stuff you need to be more careful, we are going to find you if you did -- to finde it you if you do not. it looks like jack ma is going to be ok. brendan: there are two kinds of people who come on the show to talk about china. one believes that china can manage the bubble and the other does not. which are you? michael: i believe in the success of china. tom: later, brian belski on the oil stock. he had to come in with security this morning, there are so many oil bears pushing up against belsky. olivia: we will continue the conversation on china and find out why michael pills barry says china is america's biggest threat, when we come back. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." on bloomberg te

the regulators accused ali baba of all comes the bad behavior like selling, for goods and taking bribesthe billionaire said the matter was handled "at the first stage" and some officials in beijing did not share the as yet sees criticisms. -- as cic of austria's criticisms. >> let's rewind to the super bowl last year when one had caught many of us by surprise. >> radioshack. ok. what? the 1980's called, they want their story back. >> radioshack fessing up to being behind the times. they called on all the biggest stars of the decade. >> marilou retton. >> look, this looked like radioshack's reckoning. they admitted to been stuck in the past and this ad was abuzz to be a shot in the arm for the struggling electronics detailed chain. fast for today, radioshack has gone belly up. there bankrupt and preparing to sell half their stores to sprint, or so we hear from people familiar. and to shutter the rest of them. josh, great story, great read. radioshack has gone the way of many big-box retailers before them. a question is, is radioshack sort of a victim of the times or do they make mistakes

we convened in add disa baba bringing together the african groupings relevant to the u.n.nd other international agencies in order to lab rate the coordinated plan for the decision reached at the nairobi meeting. with know that -- we know to sustainably respond to the problem, we need to effectively address conditions conducive to terrorism. at this summit, at its nairobi summit, the peace and security council emphasized the need to address all conditions conducive to the spread of terrorism and violent extremism and the importance of comprehensive counterterrorism strategies empowering civil society organizations including religious leaders and women as well as -- [inaudible] groupses and covering not only security and law enforcement but also poverty eradication, job creation and development. in this regard, allow me briefly to outline what african union is doing or planning to do to contribute to counter violet extremism. -- violent extreme itch. first, the african union will work with various stakeholders to design, develop and implement interventions that aim to addres

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ali baba was a fictional character in a fairytale. it has been pretty remarkable and longevity are thank you for much indeed for being here. [applause] as i said at the beginning, you can see it again -- please join us for our next breakfast which will be december 8 with the morrison, the ceo of the campbell soup company. it will be a perfect time to talk about soup. thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> ♪ one of these days you know i am going to get things right >> just a reminder, tonight, a discussion on the use of digital sensors in everyday items. in a couple of minutes here on c-span, we will take you live to the white house, a day-long summit on combating violent extremism is about to start again. president obama will speak to the group. we expect that to be at about 4:15 p.m. we will go there live once they get underway. back to this morning's washin