we are live from beverly hills. mark: great job.o stay tuned to bloomberg for more coverage later. we will hear from the colony north star executive chairman. u.s. g we see corporation spiking up more than is based inmpany chicago and manufactures building materials. the board is authorizing talks on a potential sale. about two weeks ago the board said it would not yield to pressure. acquisitionected an offer. clearly it had a change of heart. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: the european close, minutes away. vonnie: time for the bloomberg business flash. nissan's u.s. sales plunged 28% in april, three times the decline animist -- analysts estimated. fiat chrysler's u.s. sales rose 4.5%. the company was led by its jeep models. jeep sales soared 45%. pfizer reporting sluggish sales. revenue rose 1%. they still expect to make a decision on its consumer health unit during the year. the business has been valued at $20 billion. two potential buyers pulled out in march. that's your latest bloomberg busine

we are live at the milken institute global conference in beverly hills, california, where we have been speaking with top newsmakers. stay tuned for interviews with john thompson and u.s. treasury secretary steven mnuchin. t-mobile buying sprint for $26.5 billion stock to take on verizon and at&t. some still fear the deal will get blocked. we will hear from ceo john ledger. apple earnings are just around the corner and investors will finally have an answer, did iphone x sales live up to the hype? but first, sprint tumbling 10% on concerns regulators may reject t-mobile's agreement by a uy the company worth $26.5 billion. t-mobile and sprint are hoping it will let them get a jump on verizon and at&t when it comes to building a next-generation network. today, we sat down with t-mobile ceo john legere. >> talk about the deal and talk about the value to shareholders. and second, talk about why it will get approved. those two things together will drive shareholder value. you said 26.5 billion dollars. it is actually $145 billion enterprise value combined company. what we are going to have st

good morning from beverly hills. i'm here with stephen gula, the chief investment officer at metlife. good morning. steven: good morning. n.ik: good to be at milke steven: bit to be here, great environment. erik: for the place for us to begin is with the yield. what insurance companies, metlife has had to invest in investment grade bonds and brutally low yields for most of the past decade. steven: i'm glad you understand our situation. erik: now yields are rising and that might be appealing longer-term innocence that you can buy bonds for the holiday or in they bonds for the -- sense that you can buy bonds for the higher yields. care?re -- do you not really, and i will say why. as interest rates rise committee on wildlife games will start melting away, essentially. it really comes out to our they credit problems are just interest-rate-related? the credit quality of our book is very high. erik: and you don't trade. steven: and we don't trade. we call ourselves buy and manage basically. erik: how much of your credit bu

milken global conference, set in beverly hills, california.er's conversation with david solomon on the topic of volatility. >> i don't think i can the difference between good -- explain the difference between good volatility and bad volatility, but i would say that the first quarter was an environment where for a variety of reasons, our clients were more active in shifting around portfolios and changing some of the assets they were holding and the positions that they had. and in that environment, given the strength of the franchise, they performed very, very well. if you look at the returns in the first quarter, the results reflected the fact that clients were more active. >> does that reflect more conviction on the client's part? i mean, you spent a lot of time traveling around the world and meeting face-to-face with big science. what are they telling you in terms of their conviction? >> i think you talk to different clients and get different conviction about different things. it can be conviction but also a shifting landscape. i think there

scarlet, back to you in beverly hills.ined right now at the global conference by the founder and ceo of rock creek. prior to that, she built out the carlisle hedge fund alternative investor business and spent two decades at the world bank. she is certainly well-qualified. great to speak with you, thanks for joining us. one of the themes that keeps coming up in your conversations at the conference is how interest rates have risen further than expected. talk to us about the path forward. like my expectation has been that interest rates will be increasing faster than what we have been seeing. i'm not saying by any means of we will have anything like that, but even the kinds of and that havee are seeing been the subject of these meetings in the last few days, increasing wages that we are starting to across many areas, not just the tech sector. with having to give them $10,000 bonuses to start, people are with pressureulty on wages. do you see this reflected in the price of the market? you talk to alan greenspan, you told me, i

outs among financial pundits and a panel this week in beverly hills at the infamous milken institute conference nouriel roubini the famous dr doom who had been credited with predicting the financial crisis of two thousand and eight staked out a step to call one strident cryptocurrency position roubini said these so-called virtual currencies are not currencies because they store no real value and they are not practical as a systemic as a systemic means of payment after block chain entrepreneur intrapreneur alex defended kryptos as the means for consumers to manage their finances without banks roubini replied you're just making stuff up and penalises bret mackintoshes the general counsel of the us treasury department was inspired to quip i may need to step in and regulate this animal he also may have affectively written the takeaway headline for the discussion saying quote where this all goes i don't think anyone knows well there are a few of us who think we have sort of a visual on the crypto future and one of those people who is certainly a visionary in market matters and crypto is g

they're also asking for records from the beverly hills hotel.is the location where zervos says was one of the incidents where she says that trump groped her back in 2007. that subpoena is seeking records of any stay by trump from 2005 through the end of 2009, plus any documents related to keith shiller, his longtime body gard, and also rhona graf, his longtime assistant or summer zervos. they also want to depose a representative from the beverly hills hotel, to ask similar questions about how the records are maintained. they also want to find out if there are any video recordings that depict the entrances, common areas, or bungalow areas of the beverly hills hotel during the month of december 2007. so they are clearly trying to get this evidence to prove their case. and as is familiar we're seeing now in a lot of these legal woes that trump is facing, they're hoping to use his own words against him. and of course, this all goes back in many ways to that "access hollywood" tape, the infamous tape where you could hear trump on tape talking about w

and our ongoing police investigation is in london, in beverly hills, and the grandjury london, in beverlyaring from more at users in new york as well. so it is possible there could be more charges there. we don't know. what is important is that ross accuses —— ross accuses ascertain whether they believe they have proven guilty beyond reasonable doubt, which is a very high bar, and that is not easy —— prosecutors. and i don't think it is acceptable for every accuser to testify, nor would the court permitted. accuses need to be ready for vigorous cross—examination, and thatis for vigorous cross—examination, and that is not as easy as just telling what you say is your truth about what you say is your truth about what happened. it is going to be a challenge. just a quick last one, a lot of people look at this and say, we have been talking about this for so we have been talking about this for so long and it is so much, the chance of a fair trial is coming to be really —— be very low, isn't it? i think it is going to be very high with all due respect. mr weinstein has highly paid them a very ex

steve mnuchin made the comment at the milken institute conference in beverly hills, california.is a very large, robust market. it is the most liquid market in the world and there is a lot of supply, but the market can handle it. israel's prime minister has said his country has half a ton of iranian documents that prove program toa secret build nuclear bombs. the announcement gives donald trump ammunition to pull america out of the accord. iran's foreign minister called the allegations lies already dealt with by the international atomic energy agency. the u.k. is proposing a new plan to kickstart stalled brexit talks to make progress on the issue of the irish border as negotiations presume -- resume in brussels. hase minister may drafted a new template for addressing the border question. he wantsetary has said to move quickly when talks restart tomorrow. amazon founder jeff bezos's aerospace company lou origin has successfully tested its shepherd booster. the launch near van horn, texas was the eighth of the rocket. it is named for alan shepard, the first american in space. blue

just look at this surveillance video from beverly hills...see a line of four cars pull up in front of a high end store... 12 people hop out and try to smash out the store's windows. when the glass does not break ... the thieves set their sights on the boutique 'zadig & voltaire.' they managed to get inside... loading up stolen merchandise into their cars and speeding away. police have recovered one of the cars involved and some of the stolen goods... but they are still working to find the 12 suspects. . ( ken ) coming up.... on a day when he is promoting fitness and better health, president trump, like many americans, is also trying to eat a better diet.. a look at his new menu modifications.. (pam) and next... actress roseanne barr.. back on twitter one day after her firing for racist tweets.. now she tries to explain what led to her offensive remarks.. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing,

. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang live from the conference in beverly hills, california.his is "bloomberg technology." coming up, apple shares on the rise after the tech giant sold more than 52 million iphones in the quarter, but did it reflects strong demand? highlights and analysis through this hour. big headlines including plans for the social network to become a matchmaker for its billions of users. and more highlights, arianna huffington joins us to talk about the goals for uber for the next year. apple second-quarter numbers are in. revenue in line up 16% from the , quarter last year, down from second the $88 billion the company brought in in the holiday quarter. that is typical. apple sold 52.2 million iphones, holding up to estimates. questions surround the future of the iphone x. the average price was $796 last quarter to $728 this quarter. apple is rising after hours as well as suppliers. joining us now to dive deeper is the vice president at forrester research and our "bloomberg technology" executive editor. a lot to digest here, including the forecast for next

nejra: plus a who's who of financial leaders discuss at the milton conference in beverly hills. >> interestate increases this year could the one increase more than what the markets expect. >> part of why we see interest rates going up is because it creates economic growth. that is a good thing. >> i'm confident that the next direction is not imminent. nejra: call straight ahead on bloomberg best. ♪ nejra: hello and welcome i'm nejra cehic. this is bloomberg best. your weekly review of interviews from the bertelli mission from around the world. the week began with a flurry of mergers including a third try at a tie up between a pair of big telecom knees. -- a telecom companies. >> a big weekend for mergers. logos.se giant pro t-mobile agreeing to buy sprint. you keep saying it is $26.5 billion. there is debt they are taking on. it's a lot more than $26.5 billion. >> it is substantially more. prices today is not what the prices tomorrow. it will move around. there is a lot of risk on this eel. you will see that play out in any spread you will look at. people will say the antitrust risk is huge

she was on a bunch of tv shows, "friends," "beverly hills 90210." she was a "deal or no deal" girl.e moment opening one of the briefcases. >> she has said her 20s were brutal. meghan struggled a lot. to be able to be a successful actress and make a living, that's like winning a lottery ticket. the number of forces that have to combine to get you even the smallest scrap of success are so astronomical. >> meghan auditions for ten years. and then at 29, she lands a significant role. female lead on usa network's legal drama "suits." >> is this all a joke to you? because i take my job seriously. >> she got lucky. she undoubtedly handed in a great audition, a great screen test. she had excellent chemistry with her co-stars. and she hit the jackpot. >> "suits" is an instant hit. >> "suits" radically changed meghan's life. first and foremost, she was now making more money than she had ever made before, ever. >> as the show achieves success, meghan makes big changes in her life, including ending her two-year marriage to hollywood producer trevor engelson. >> when they met, she was still larg

back to our coverage from the milken conference in beverly hills this week. john thompson. regarding taking over microsoft. to modernize the tech giant. thompson just announced he is joining lightspeed as a venture partner. we started there. john: lightspeed because they were investors in my last company, and so i have known a number of the partners for the last 8 or 10 years. i tend to invest in areas that are very much of interest to me and it is all around enterprise and infrastructure related technology like security, storage. all of those things are things i have invested in either personally or when i was running symantec, we acquired businesses in that space. i can keep learning and help them along the way. emily: are you concerned about the potential for increased regulation? it can affect companies large and small, as biggest facebook and microsoft. john: i think the recent incidents have raised the issue of regulatory oversight, and there may be some that will evolve, but i would not let that distract me if i were the ceo of a tech company. it is ab

nejra: plus, a who's who of financial leaders discuss what is what at the milton conference in beverly hills>> i think there's an opportunity in europe stemming from that. >> interest rate increases this year could the one increase more than what the markets expect. >> part of why we see interest rates going up is because it created economic growth. that is a good thing. >> i'm confident that the next correction is not imminent. nejra: it is all straight ahead on "bloomberg best." ♪ nejra: hello and welcome. i'm nejra cehic. this is "bloomberg best," your weekly review of interviews from bloomberg television around the world. the week began with a flurry of mergers, including a third try at a tie up between a pair of big telecom companies. david: a big weekend for mergers. with marathon buying endeavor. t-mobile agreeing to buy sprint. at long last, for more than $26 billion in cash and stock. we keep saying it is $26.5 billion. it is not, really. there is debt they are taking on. it's a lot more than $26.5 billion. >> if you look at the enterprise value, it is extensively more. it is also a

liz: indeed. >> i love beverly hills. last night -- liz: i'm not sure they love you. >> a big hollywood hot spot. i met tom barrett who runs colony capital, he's a friend of donald trump. this place, if you want one-stop shopping for sources and influential people and to learn what's going on in the country, this is it right now, and that's one thing i picked up in how they might lose the house. the other thing that is interesting, if the democrats take the hours, look for the black congressional caucus, basically having a big say in what goes on. they will pick up seats. it's going to be very interesting to see how policy turns out. and here's the other thing father democrats do win, look for a democratic party that's far left in terms of policy and politics. that will be an interesting two years for the rest of the president's agenda. back to you. liz: but that's all below what i'm about to have our viewers listen to. sit where you are. here's charlie getting the news out of a-rod. listen. >> are you going to propose to

back to our coverage from the milken institute global conference in beverly hills this week.ohn thompson. since taking over as chairman when built that -- bill gates stepped down in 2014, thompson has played an important role to modernize the tech giant. thompson also just announced he is joining lightspeed as a venture partner. an early adventure -- early venture partner in snap and honest company. we started there. john: lightspeed because they were investors in my last company virtual instruments, and so i have known a number of the partners for the last eight or 10 years. i tend to invest in areas that are very much of interest to me and it is all around enterprise and infrastructure related technologies, so security, infrastructure storage. , all of those things are things i have invested in either personally or when i was running symantec, we acquired businesses in that space. so this is an opportunity for me to keep learning and help them along the way. emily: are you concerned about the potential for increased regulation and how it will impact tech companies large and

she celebrated her 30th birthday with a "titanic" themed party in beverly hills.uld you dance in a life jacket? her hair and gown made her look like rose. the party had an exact replica of the staircase. she thanked everyone for entertaining her superfan dom of the the movie. >>> we were the only ones with adam levine as he launled a new venture. he smelled really good. he gave me a supernice welcome. >> a big deal. the heavy hitters. you got me to sit down. >> that's right. the this is big time. for the past 14 season, maroon five's front man has been having a ball on "the voice." it almost never happened without convincing by the executive producer. >> i sat with mark burnett years ago. arms folded. no way, man. i'll never be on tv. he's like -- you got to do it. to be completely honest, i wasn't sure what was happening with the band. we were in a weird middle stage of our career. we were not sure where it was going. but with the the voice" became this veryunexpected. >> huge hit. is there jooint hit. >> are you going to do it forever? >> forever is a long time.

he is the keynote speaker at the china business summit in beverly hills. he visited the far east last year. today's conference is seen as a neck -- networking event. >>> time is now 4:26. california just keeps getting bigger. the -- there are now almost 40 million people living in this state. new numbers say 39.8 million people live in california. since last year's survey, there are 309,000 new residents. that includes newborns and people who moved to california from other states or other countries. san francisco and san jose are among the top five big cities in the state with the largest population increase. san francisco added almost 10,000 new residents. san jose added 8500. >>> the same report found that sacramento's population is now topping half-million for the first time. sacramento grew by more than 7000 people last year. they have the highest percentage gain of any big city in the state. however, some of the residence see the population boom is causing traffic and housing problems. >> we're not building as fast as we would like to to meet the inte

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but she did say she visited him again at the beverly hills hotels. women who alleged meetings with him at the beverly hills hotels. she said she dropped contact with him in 2009 or 2010 and was happened for a spot on "the apprentice" and didn't get it. and then running for a position with senate. she had political ambitions to take on a life of her own. >> why do you think stormy daniels felt a great need now to speak out against the president? >> well, i think we should go back to 2016 just quickly because she clearly wants to tell her story before the election. i think the big question is blah motivated that right before the election. and what motivated the desire to keep her quiet, and this is one of the issues coming you now. was cohen motivated to keep her quiet pressure from the president either for political reasons or personal reasons. and when if that pressure did come, we don't know if it did, did it come before the election or after? >> but she took $130,000. what changed? >> $130,000. she was outed by the sense in "the wall street journal

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joe: scarlet fu is in beverly hills, california, at the annual local milken institute conference. live on twitter? welcome to our closing bell coverage every weekday. let's give you a look at where the major averages closed ahead of what's going to be a busy session of after-hours earnings. the nasdaq is gaining my 9/10 of 1%. the s&p 500 is higher by one lows of 1%, hitting the that have rallied subsequently. industrials are under pressure after u.s. manufacturing data remaining underwater in the broader sectors. industrials, energy underwater. all price moves there as well. utilities underwater. financials managing to gain some ground with similar story on real estate and the tech sector is well and truly in focus. apple gaining ahead of earnings. earlier --e much much lower earlier in the day. this is pretty impressive. it really is those industrials that explain the laggards. some of them really getting hammered. a lot of that is this good as it gets feeling that we got from caterpillar last. and the softness in manufacturing data as well. let's see what they say. in the meant

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tracked and followed and i was pretty undone by the whole experience when i went into a bar in beverly hills one night and i ran in to get rid of work and gary was friendly as usual he steve i.e. dylan you know. you wouldn't believe this and i gave him like the mini version of what i'd gone through and what was kind of great is jerry didn't look at me like i was nuts even discount what i was saying he just basically agreed with with me and said yeah well they can they can do that if they want it also told me about a project he was working on that had to do with the the war in panama and he was joe of all gene stuff or writing about stuff and that you know his buddies in the cia were not happy and this is twenty years ago and we know a lot of this now we did not then and what this was about was the many in cartel sending huge amounts of cocaine into the united states and the government being aware of it and not taking the stand against it that they might have. and that there was a tremendous amount of money from the madding cartel transferring this cocaine into our country that went under. th

tracked and followed and i was pretty undone by the whole experience when i went into a bar in beverly hillsone night and i ran in to get rid of work and gary was friendly as usual he steve are you doing you know. you wouldn't believe this and i gave him like the mini version of what i'd gone through and what was kind of great is gary didn't look at me like i was nuts even discount what i was saying he just basically agreed with with me and said yeah well they can they can do that if they want it also told me about a project he was working on that had to do with the the war in panama and he was divulging stuff or writing about stuff and that you know his buddies in the cia were not happy and this is twenty years ago and we know a lot of this now we did not then and what this was about was the many in cartel sending huge amounts of cocaine into the united states and the government being aware of it and not taking the stand against it that they might have. and that there was a tremendous amount of money from the madding cartel transferring this cocaine into our country that went under. the gui

company behind the game is now responding to t >>> we're back with video from rodeo drive there in beverly hillsseveral men there jumping out of those vehicles to smash the storefront windows, and seconds later they returned with their stolen goods. police chased them to an apartment complex, but they were able to get away. the saleron and the zadig & voltaire were targeted. some of the stolen merchandise has been recovered. >>> magician david copperfield has been cleared of liability for the injuries of an audience member at his las vegas show. the jury found copperfield negligent for the incident five years ago, but the verdict places 100% of the responsibility for the tourist's injuries on the man himself. he fell in a dark passageway after leaving the stage during a vanishing act. the ruling means he cannot seek monetary damages. >>> and actor morgan freeman is demanding an apology from cnn for its story accusing him of sexually inappropriate behavior. last week the network reported multiple women including a reporter who worked on a story claimed freeman harassed them but he denies the accu

the commerce secretary wilbur ross spoke at the event in beverly hills.is we are having productive discussions. we are hopeful we can come to a mutually agreeable solutions that will protect the national interests, the national security for steel and aluminum. doing overl you be the next month or reach an agreement? >> i have been having --, i cans talk impart they are almost every day. those will continue. >> what do the europeans need to do to get permanent relief? >> the right way to negotiate things is in the conference room, not in the press room. understood, but from the european perspective, they would say the u.s. is making demands that would force them to break wto rules, for instance lower tariffs on imported cars. if they would comply, they would need similar terms of from other wto countries, in which case, china would be a big beneficiary. howdy respond to that? >> that is really not the case. there are many technicalities. it is an oversupply vacation. oversimplification. example, they have a free-trade agreement with mexico . it clearly can

some of the prettier places are rural areas and better than downtown los angeles or beverly hills. >> and nicer people. but the people in charge ignore and exploit rural america. you think much that? >> you hit the nail on it. and it goes back to the class statement that you made. even though i am doing the same stuff. i can feel like i am above it. and that's the biggest issue of it all. that's what martin luther king was about. before his assassination. he said poor people. not just poor black people. that is time and time again. it is specifically in poor communities and more than likely people of color are affected by that. >> tucker: i like rural area. >> i know. >> tucker: i appreciate you coming on tonight portia, thank you. >> thank you so much, tucker for having us. >> tucker: and another of the most important issues of the country, horse meat. should you eat it? that's next. ♪ better than all the rest ♪ applebee's new bigger bolder grill combos. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. i had a very minor fender bender tonight! in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thr

lincol leongas speaking in beverly hills.la shares tumbling more than 5% one day after elon musk told investors not to buy them. that dropped his dismissal of conference call questions about cash flow. said potential leave the ceo does not care about financial metrics or they do not tell a good story. seeking to capitalize on the tax trump reforms and etf s. to pay a dividend of $.50 per common share and immediately increase the share buyback program to half $1 billion. betty: bp is weighing an acquisition of energy assets as it seeks u.s. shale. it is working with morgan stanley to advise on the plan. bp is selling up to seven packages, including three in the permian basin. they are worth at least $10 billion. next, we will find out why investors are getting spooked by freespending ways under jack ma. this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast bu

i don't mean to go back to this all the time but our little group in beverly hills, there are a bunch of people with us. it's called being with all these dinner parties and it was cool. my dear friend was what's his name, charlton heston. i got along with him. do any of you remember the planet of the apes? where he lands in the spaceship in his little outfit and he goes to this field full of corn and with these humanoids jumping around? he jumps in their and all of the sun there is a net that fires up over him and i don't know if whether it was a-- and orangutan or a chimpanzee or gorilla that came down and grabbed him, he looks at the thing and says well i'm going to paraphrase my version of that for the economy. my paraphrase of that is keep your steeping-- stinking monkey pause off of my economy you dirty socialist. thank you. tern on c-span's "washington journal" and on american history tv on c-span3. >>> abigail disney is a philanthropist and a great niece of walt disney. she spoke at a women's conference at

kills --e in berkeley beverly hills california. >> they tell investors we are trying to go in terms ofng the customer, so anyone that can help accelerate that journey, we are looking at partnering with them in multiple different ways. sometimes it is the relationship. >> let's bring you in the conversation here. how much ammunition does he really have? >> there is deathly some ammunition he has in terms of being in the game. it implies an investment between the two companies. capitaly, there will be investment. >> just break it down for us. at this stage,t that is challenging. we talked about how difficult this is going to be and compare it. it is not an easy job we are asking them to do. >> it is not. it is the last mile which means getting the box of grocery to your door. united states is a gigantic , so getting groceries to every customer -- dealing with the company is very different. that all remains to be seen. >> people are accustomed to the way they do things. the question is do you build your own delivery network or fortify a partnership with a third-party service? >> talk abou

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