carson: medium conviction. erik: 50%?r most people i wouldn't say 50% is accurate, but for us i will call it 70%. erik: good seeing you this money and spending time with me. carson block of muddy waters capital, talking about snapchat, a company that, as you just heard, he had some issues with. vonnie: he moved it from 50 to 70% conviction there. great interview. erik schatzker in san francisco. coming up on the european close, mark. mark: close less than 35 minutes away. albeit by a0 is up, small margin. ftse is up. the other two are trading lower. let's leave you with the currency board. this is bloomberg. ♪ . ♪ mark: it is 11:00 a.m. in new york and 11:00 p.m. in hong kong , 30 minutes left in the trading day in europe. from london, i am mark barton. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn and this is the european close on bloomberg markets. ♪ mark: here are the top stories from the bloomberg and around today, president trump in brussels meeting with the belgian prime minister ahead of the nato summit. from terrorism to trade, we wi

carson: yes, exactly. corporate governance concerns and some of those are well-known but they are also, say, real questions about the ethics of the company and that is something that's not well known. but also, and this is the area where we're really trying to form a view, questions about the business model and strategy. coupled with the fact that it effectively has a lot of debt in the form of commitments to amazon web services and google for cloud hosting. erik: let's take them one by one. you say some of the corporate governance concerns are well-known. they might be known to many people but not all people. one thing some people who may own the stock are looking at the stock may not know about is the fact there are no voting rights in the shares. first company i've ever seen that has no voting rights. on the surface, that strikes me as a corporate governance concern. is that what chiefly concerns you? is there more than that? carson: that is not the chief concern but that is definitely a concern because

carson: right, but there are some important differences. of the bold these ease on snap is that the younger generation thinks of facebook as we thought of oldsmobile and we are not interested. they are not going to go to facebook, but the counterpoint to that which i actually think is a very salient counterpoint is that snape is great when you are a teenager in high school and you have your clicks and you are trying to hide things from your parents. as you get to college and start thinking about applying for jobs, that is when you want to embrace the wider world and snap with its focus on tighter networks as accused -- as of to the whole world like facebook is not well for that. the counterpoint to the thesis on snap is that today's teenagers will become tomorrow's prime -- they will use facebook as the primary social network going forward. it is not that we see a real generational difference. emily: that was erik schatzker and carson block. coming up, the u.k. is on the highest level of alert in the wake of a terror attack in manchester th

carson says? >> thanks for having me again, trish. dr. carson is fundamentally dilutionally.e comments are insane. the reality is most people are born into the socioeconomic status they'll die from. to say poverty is a state of mind allows to overlook the fact that poor people are not poor because they're lazy, not because theyent to want to work, there are institutional and systemic factors that contribute to the way each and every one of us live in this country. trish: if that's the case, how do so many people overcome poverty. >> i don't know that people do. dr. carson did overcome poverty, he had the support of family, the grace of god and quality public housing which allowed him to overcome. i'm thankful to dr. carson, he was a hero of mine growing up to. overlook the idea there are institutional and systemic factors that occur in rural and urban poverty is a crying shame. trish: here's what i would say, i think you're putting words in his mouth. >> absolutely not. trish: he's not overlooking anything. >> largely a mind-set, no. trish: don, there are challenges, we have

carson, dr. ben carson, made this comment in a radio interview. >> i think poverty, to a large extent, is also a state of mind. if someone has the right mind set, you can take everything from them and put them on the street, and i guarantee you in a little while, they'll be right back up there. and you take somebody with the wrong mind set, you can give

carson, thank you. >> speaking of mr. daly, he's going to reveal what his summer of the yes project is. let's just say it's totally in character. pure carson all the way. first, your local news.

>> the eagles want to see carson wentz take over this team.biggest leader. he is doing that. >> it's come orr gabically as a quarterback here. so i've been looking forward to that and i feel that's continuing to grow every day. >> he's definitely a great leader. he's the first one in the building and last one to leave. he's a great leader. >> carson has new weapons on offense, take a look. and two more receivers. the eagles drafted. >> a lot of talented guys in our room. it's going to bring out the best in everyone. so we're all leaning on each other. >> louisiaegarrette blount is t biggest addition. he's looking at using two backs on plays sometimes. lots of options now. >> offensively and defensively, we're a talented group. >> carson only played a half in the preseason. he became the starter just a week before the season started. now he has an entire off season. >> i have seen him sort of come in rejuvenated. >> i love the guys in that locker room. we have a chance to do something special. >> the phillies have lost 18 of 22. so pete is sitt

carson said it right, snapchat has to move faster than facebook. muddy waters founder. betty: you can get a roundup of all these stories that you need to know to get your day going in today's edition of "daybreak." bloomberg subscribers go to dayb on your terminals, also available on mobile. you can customize your settings so you get the news on the industries and assets you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ betty: this is "daybreak: asia." i am betty lou in new york. yvonne: i'm yvonne man in hong kong. deutsche bank is said to be near to settling a fed inquiry into how billions of dollars was moved through the bank out of russia. a deal may be announced soon. the $600 million deutsche bank has already paid to resolve money-laundering accusations. the investigation centers around how clients move $10 billion under pressure from 2011 to 2016. betty: sales at hp have been rising, with the company seeing growth in personal computers and printers for the first time in half a decade. revenue rose almost 7% through april 2 $122.4 billion, topping es

carson: that's not the chief concern.t's definitely a concern. , he strikes spiegel me as one of the founders who you don't necessarily want around to run a mature company. erik: why? carson: this gets to the ethics concerns we have. other well-known corporate governance concerns, he got an $800 million stock bonus on the ipo, few to no strings attached to it. now andeave the company he will still receive that stock. that is replacing the almost $300 million he has sold on the ipo. erik: that's a red flag? carson: he normally don't want to see that conflict of interest or outright money grab. that, the actual ethics concerns, there is a whistleblower lawsuit filed by a former employee who was hired to lead their growth team. late 2015.d in he was only with the company for three weeks before he was fired. in his lawsuit, he is alleging that at the time they were telling investors and advertisers they hit 100 million daily users, it was really about 80 million. at the time, they were telling everybody they were growing up d

'til philly has a good one with carson.ing up, mike missanelli looks at a voluntary work out and what can be done to turn around the phillies? that's in about ten minutes here on "6abc." >> today was the indianapolis 500, one of the worst crashes in history. dickson's car goes airborne. no one was seriously hurt. takuma say toe gets the victory. >> it is always amazing when they walk away from crashes like that. thank you, ducis. much more to come on "action news." stick around. oo, yeah. are you ready for a rush? yes, yes i am. you're in for a treat. fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won! pretty fast, huh? fast play. play fast. win instantly. >> on this memorial day weekend so many veterans are remembering the men and women with whom they served and paying tribute to those that never made it home. >> one man is making it a mission to make peace with his past for himself and those that lost so much. >> retired soldier

ben carson.course, the left twists it in his message was, you have the right attitude, america gives you ample opportunity to succee succeed. >> kat: he said also, he didn't say that's the only thing. obviously a good attitude helps. >> rachel: his mother, he's a famous neurosurgeon. this is a message of empowermen empowerment. his mom, with a third-grade education, said you are not a victim. i love that message because with the left wants -- the congressional black caucus is full of people whose careers are made by telling people they are victims. this is a different message. this was about empowerment and telling people we're not going to make you comfortable in your poverty. we are going to provide ladders of opportunity. i'm passionate about this because this is my family's story. there is an american dream and they want to tell you the dream is not a life. if the dream is dead and you can't lift yourself up, you need them. >> eric: you need government. >> rob: i don't know what it's like to

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ben carson, he said, what i have now, i do know take credit for, what i did before that was learning.ive all glory to god, that god inspires you, to live a better life, and start a new day and have that pride, when you heard him, i heard that message, other people say, he cut people with a knife we can't election him. we have got en into a weird place where we have given up on a lot of original values, but i will make you laugh, it is funny, i make fun of myself. there is a lot of humility but there are basic lessons that i learn snood can' learned. charles: can't wait, lessons from the prairie. >> if you don't laugh call me. charles: all right, i'll talk to you. >> i'll have a shot of tequila for you wait. >> former presidential nominee, hillary clinton will not go gently into that good night, she is ready to fight back. charles: reports hillary clinton is prepared to launch a pact to act as a catalyst, of an organization she feels strongly about. assisting 2018 congressional candidates as they continue to blame comey letter and russia interference, and all sorts of other excuses for

we got to see carson wentz. blount looks big. carson with the new starting receivers.ey and carson is taking over as a leader. >> well, the biggest thing i have seen is, number one, leadership. coming here, coming here ready to go, eager. >> it's come very kind of naturally, organically as a quarterback here. i mean, being a leader kind of goes hand in hand so i've been looking forward to that. >> eagles say their offense could be explosive. i'm john clark. we're right back. ♪ (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> final look at weather for tomorrow. >> oh, well, you know what? we could have a sprinkle or shower early in the morning and then clear out to clouds and some sun. 73 tomorrow and then look at this. we skip ahead, thunderstorms on thursday. saturday is your barbecue day, that's it, over the weekend. >> all right. >> for all of us, thank you for watching. "the toni

they don't have it. >> offensively, carson wentz has every weapon you can imagine.hdowns, eagles 16. wentz has no excuse next season >> they have to score 35 points a game to win. >> i like it. >> maybe they can do it. not too many nfl teams can do it. >> rumor out of new england, got rid of him because he was 270-pounds. >> who cares? >> you can't run at 270, brother. >> i can't run at 190. >> speaking of big guys, lebron james and the cavs had a giant lead on the celtics conference finals again. they blow it. how does it happen with the celtics? check out the highlights, what a finish. tied up, no time left. how about the luck of the irish, mike? >> .1 second left. kevin love and tyree took over. it's one game. it was a shock to me. 11-108. for mike missanelli, i'm jeff skversky. that's it for sports sunday. goodnight. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the philadelphia zoo. >> i'm rick williams. >> i'm cecily tynan and this is oscar, a north american porcupine. >> he's just one of the animals you are going to meet over the next 30 minutes. >> but he's the only one that's going to

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ben carson says poverty is a state of mind.i would be the one that breaks the chain of poverty and so i was. someone has to be the difference-maker. brian: j.b. writes, dr. ben carson says the mind contributes to poverty, he did not say exclusively, he said also. i don't have a clue why people have any problem with his words. no one gives dr. carson any slack. he is a an american success story in every way. steve: ten minutes before the top of the hour. ainsley: it is friday, coming up, phil vassar takes the stage once again with his brand new hit "american soul." steve: check in with shannon bream for preview of coming attraction on on the channel. >> president trump getting down to business at the g7. we'll bring you all the developments live. new raids an arrests in the manchester bombing case. we'll make sure you get you caught up. reports that the president's son-in-law has caught interest of russian investigators. more on that coming up top of the hour. ♪ steve: it's time. ainsley: friday, y'all, this is our first concert

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carson is exactly right. you see, kimberly, i have been in poverty. and now i'm a ceo.g a ceo a lot better! and the reason i was able to get out of poverty was for two reasons. because number one, we didn't have the liberal media and the democrats and liberals telling us we were poor. secondly, i was blessed with parents and people around me that gave me that winning state of mind that dr. carson talked about. and that's what's allowed me to achieve beyond my own american dreams. so he's exactly right. now if i can come in on mark zuckerberg -- that >> kimberly: yes, please. >> why doesn't he send all the poor people a check and stop spending my money, okay? go ahead, mark! we aren't going to stop you. secondly. if you had a guaranteed minimum income for people, what would be that incentive to exceed things based upon their own abilities. that's not the way that society was built, and that's not the way this society should grow old going forward. he is dead wrong. it's easy for a billionaire to say give everybody a check. but no. i believe in the model that we use for h

. >> and quarterback carson wentz gets back to work with the eagles after offseason work with private coaches. >> yet another round of rain is moving in overnight and will have an impact on your morning commute tomorrow and details on your holiday weekend including the shore and the poconos in the accuweather forecast. >> those stories more when "action news" continues. >>> some middle schoolers were showing off two semesters of hard work, stem students at baldy middle school in the bustleton section presents their findings about various subjects they chose to study. topics including meteorology and law enforcement and sports. >>> and the phillies may have their troubles on the field but they are happy to continue a tradition that brought a devoted group of fans to the ballpark. female fans. jeanette reyes has the story. >> reporter: this morning 140 women from across the delaware valley decked out in phillies gear lined up for a day any fan would consider a dream come true. >> and i have been a phillies fan since i was 5 years old before we had a tv. >> big fan, i get my beer and ice

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eagles are hoping carson wentz will continue to grow and become a leader in year to.d a good debut broke all teams rocky quarterback record jason kelce says carson is taking charge of the owe even if. >> obviously as you get more knowledgeable of the owe even if and more knowledgeable of the plays and feel more comfortable voicing your opinion that will only become, more and more prevalent, i guess, so i would say, yeah, he knows what he wants now. he is been in the owe even if a whole year. he has things he likes, he has things he does not like. so i think he is asserting his style on the offense. >> saturday night in the astros game this bird sighting was up close and personal view of the game, in the infield, just some grass was perfect for him. manny muchado, was hoping wow fly way but bird has a twitter account. at astros rally bird. >> okay. >> yeah. >> he is not going anywhere. >> really, though, yes, not worried about anything out there. >> nope. >> just chillin. >> yes, good for him. >> thanks, right. >> cbs news news just a few minutes away. >> jeff glure is

. >> k-9 officer dave carson heard the chatter on the radio and also responded.n the patrol vehicle with carson, another police explorer, jose larasco. >> i remember we're driving down do not going towards university. i remember looking at jose. he was quiet. and i looked at him and i said, man, something is not right. >> something wasn't right. radio silence. 12 seconds of radio silence. >> and then -- >> are you there? >> when did you know something was wrong? >> when marco got on the radio. >> jose was 14 years old. now he is 26. and telling his story for the first time. >> when he got on the radio and said man down. >> man down. man down. >> man down on weeks. what's the cross? >> we arrived. and then we saw officer may's car in the middle of the street. >> did you see officer may. >> yeah. i -- i ran up to him. >> officer has been shot. officer has been shot. hot. >> 10-4. officer has been shot. >> i saw the head -- the bullet wound to the head. yeah. >> what were you feeling at that -- at that moment? >> i was scared. sad. >> i had to get marco out of there

carson is exactly right., kimberly, i have been in poverty and now i'm a ceo and i like being a ceo a lot better. and the reason i was able to get out of poverty was for two reasons. number one, we didn't have the liberal media and the democrats and the liberals telling us we were poor. secondly, i was blessed with parents and people around me that gave me that winning state of mind that dr. carson talked about, and that is what has allowed me to achieve beyond my own american dream. so he's exactly right. now, if i could come in on mark zuckerberg. >> kimberly: yes, please. >> why doesn't he just send all the poor people a check and stop spending my money, ok? go ahead, mark. we're not going to stop you. secondly, if you had a guarant guaranteeed -- guaranteed minimum income of people, what would be their incentive to exceed on things based upon their own abilities? that's not the way this society was built. that's not the way this society should grow going forward. he is dead wrong. ezonics -- it's easier f

ye i'm carson hueyou and i'm 14 olars d. >> mason: he's about graduate from college. >> like, he's not just a genius. he's also awesome. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> mason: good evening. scott's off tonight. i'm anthony mason. president trump took time out from his busy schedule as leader of the free world today to fire off a tweet to his longtime nemesis, comedian rosie o'donnell. he said, "we finally agree on something." that was a response to her tweet nearly five months ago calling for james comey to be fired. today, the administration rewrote the story it was telling just yesterday of how and when the president decided to dismiss the director of the f.b.i. here's major garrett at the white house. >> he's a showboat. he's a grandstander. the f.b.i. has been in turmoil. you know that. i know that. everybody