bob o'donnell is sticking with me.all season has kicked off. fanduel is gearing up for a busy season. next, we hear from c.e.o. nigel eccles on his productions for upcoming matchups. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: blue apron has lost its second biggest investor. capital world investors has sold 12.9 stake in the company. blue apron has struggled with production issues and recently imposed a hiring freeze. jurors have fallen more than 45% since going public in june. thursday night's game between the patriots and chiefs marks the kickoff of the 20 17th nfl season. the matchup served a surprising result. the start of the season also means daily fantasy football is back in full swing. scarlet fu caught up with fanduel c.e.o. nigel eccles in new york and started by asking about the upset win an effect on fantasy leagues. >> i think we will see a lot of exciting stories. from a fantasy angle, that is what you get excited about. suddenly, i need to have that guy on my fantasy team. links have you seen between declining nfl tv ra

mark: great see you, bob o'donnell, chief analyst at analysis.'-- tech brexit vote isy in the works. u.k. prime minister theresa may cause it a victory on the legislation but still could be headed for choppy water. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ live from london, i'm mark barton. bonnie: time now for our mover of the hour. abigail joins us now with more. abigail: he earlier spoke to bloomberg surveillance and talked about how he's excited for the challenges he is facing. stocks down about 75% over that .ime we see that the stock tanking over the last two years so that is what he is up against -- the psychological pressures around a big stock decline and on top of that, they recently made an acquisition of activist and because of that they may have to sell the women's unit, plus the european oncology. lots of pieces that they are facing for sure. vonnie: lots of challenges, obviously. spoke -- or wrote to her ovary now and she said it's not clear who would buy them. the rumored parties this church and a white. the personal household company here in the u.s

interestingis an point bob o'donnell raised on friday.he iphone x will be such a different design from the previous models or the iphone 8. could it cannibalize the sales of the lower end models? less expensive models. >> what is the possibility a lower the price of the 8? plus came in with a lower differentiator so they did not lose sales pre-tax if you have an iphone selling for $1000, the next price point seems cheaper even though it might be more expensive than the predecessor. we will see the widest ranging pricing on iphones we have seen. is selling for $399. there is a chance they cut the price. we have iphones ranging from $350 up to 1000. that will be in adjusting model. emily: what does that mean for apple globally? we know about competition in china. are we expecting a pullback in some markets because of the pricing or not because they've such a wide continuum? >> apple has a good distribution network. they will try to push the lower models into india, in particular markets in china. they will place the high-priced market in th

emily: one of the things i think is interesting is that, bob o'donnell suggested to us that this newso great , why would you want to buy one of the two other phones? could there be some degree of cannibalization there? bloomberg gadfly had some couldis that iphone sales increase anywhere between 11% to 45%. that is a huge spread. we do not know exactly where that is going to fall, but we know that a vast majority are going to buy this new phone already own an iphone. in terms of other things we will see, we will see a new apple watch which you can use untethered. you do not have to take your phone with your watch. we will also see a new apple tv set. it will have four k video and higher resolution. you will need a four k tv to able to take be advantage of that, and apple is speaking with manufacturers about four k manufacturing. hear moreke -- might about the apple home speaker. there was some chatter that we could see some partnerships as far as content such as radio partnerships or some other type of partnership. is there any chance we might hear more about that? emily: we know tha

bob mueller inquirienquirie. that's one. second thing tonight, lawrence o'donnellenator come harris from california on his show tonight. she never talks to anybody on cable news. she's talking to lawrence tonight. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> you know, i think congresswoman harris made her first national television appearance on this program years ago when she was running statewide in california. she was district attorney in san francisco at the time. now she's on the senate intelligence committee. she has strong feelings and a strong position on daca. she represents the

bob mueller inquiries. that's one. second thing tonight, lawrence o'donnell has senator come harris from california on his show tonight.er talks to anybody on cable news. she's talking to lawrence tonight. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. appearance on this program years ago when she was running statewide in california. she was district attorney in san francisco at the time. now she's on the senate intelligence committee. she has strong feelings and a strong position on daca. she represents the state that has more people affected by this than any other state. over 2 00,000 just in california alone. she's thought about it a lot from the law enforcement perspective as a former attorney general and as a senator.

bob mueller inquirienquirie. that's one. second thing tonight, lawrence o'donnell has senator come harris from california on his show tonight. she never talks to anybody on cable news. she's talking to lawrence tonight. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> you know, i think congresswoman harris made her first national television appearance on this program years ago when she was running statewide in california. she was district attorney in san francisco at the time. now she's on the senate intelligence committee. she has strong feelings and a strong position on daca. she represents the state that has more people affected by this than any other state. over 2 00,000 just in california alone. she's thought about it a lot from the law enforcement perspective as a former attorney general and as a senator. so we're lucky to have her tonight to be able to cover those things. >> and the fact that she never talks to anybody, and you got her to talk to you tonight. i've been trying to get her to talk to me. i bow down before thee. >> i had no idea. i fe

o'donnell. tracking here in the russia inquiry this friday night, what bob mueller might have in his possession and what it could tell us about how far the investigation is going. also, politically why some conservatives calling president trump's new deal style with democrats a season of betrayal. and the very latest on the white house face-off with espn. their so-called culture war. but first, the breaking news from st. louis. this is the scene there right now. we want to show you tonight. several hundred protesters are in the streets and they're protesting breaking news, an acquittal of a former st. louis police officer who was on trial for murder for killing a black man after a car chase. now, today, judge timothy wilson found that former st. louis police officer, his name is jason stockily, not guilty of the charges of first-degree murder. the shooting occurred all the way back in 2011 of a man of anthony lamar smith who was 24 years old. a lot going on here that's important. joining us now from st. louis, with more, is reporter casey nolan in the local nbc affiliate. casey, tell us what yo

bob mueller can send a rescue party. where's paul? watch this space. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow. now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell >> good evening. might not work out for the perfect hideout. >> trying to avoid

bob mueller can send a rescue party. where's paul? watch this space. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow. now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening. >> good evening. might not work out for the perfect hideout. >> trying to avoid arraignment, northern iraq wouldn't be the worst place in the world to hide out but, you know, maybe the kurds hook him -- i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. >> maybe more time to think about how cooperative he might want to be with the special prosecutor, this could buy him some time. >> i like the fact he is middle of this gigantic counter intelligence investigation about a foreign power undermining the united states. >> yep. >> he manages to squeeze in one more consulting gig to get paid to work against the interests of the united states before he gets indicted. >> he is supposed to be doing the kinds of things you look at and you say, well, a man who would do that would never do that other thing. >> would never do anything to hurt his country. >> he is doing a thing like exactly what he's suspected of maybe having done. that's the way it is. thank you. >> thank you. >>> well, fre