emily: so good to have you back cathie wood. much to talk about in the year to come. weing up, earlier this week, saw the u.k. crackdown on facebook announced the is cracking down on amazon. why? european companies are hitting u.s. tech giants where it hurts, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: europe takes a scrutiny of big take on bunnies and they are trained on amazon. germany is looking into the country's double role as the biggest online host for smaller stores. the probe piles onto eu concerns about whether amazon gathers information on rival sellers to help launch its own products. for more, let's bring in our senior editor, brad stone. what a regulators looking at? brad: as you mentioned, amazon has a dual role where it operates. it has e-commerce platform where other smaller sellers can sell and is the biggest seller on the platform. this german cartel office says they have gotten a lot of complaints about how amazon performs that dual role and how it manages the data from smaller sellers on the site, how much transparency there is around the process when amazo

here to talk about the months ahead, cathie wood.icrosoft and apple are going back and forth all week. do you think it is a sign to come for apple? apple i actually think because analysts are focused afd's andn units and average selling prices, i think it has reached a period of under evaluation now having come down this much since earnings. i think they have pushed the pricing envelope a little too much, but their services business is becoming very interesting not only the app , store but also all of the ways they are getting involved with health care and augmented reality. i think this is going to become a services model which is a higher multiple or it'll achieve a higher valuation at the end of the day. emily: still there is this uncertainty about trade. how concerned are you about potential tariffs on the iphone? isaac: well, -- cathie: well before i heard , today that peter navarro was back on the invite list to go to argentina with president trump, i was much more optimistic. he is a sabre radler. -- rattler. i thought they wo

cathy called her friend tanya. >> she telephoned me saying, "i'm in hawaii. todd had a mental breakdown, and so he's in a psychiatric facility." she had said to me that he escaped and was in the woodedrea in hawaii. and for a week or two. and when he finally came out of the woods he said that he was a samurai warrior. >> reporter: back then, after months of psychiatric evaluation, todd was diagnosed with dissociative disorder, a neurosis that warped his view of reality. not exactly what the air force wanted in a fighter pilot. >> and because of events and the determinations by the air force psychiatrists, he was retired medically with a 50% disability. >> reporter: and there was that incident in amsterdam. remember? rachel told james about it. it happened just before he was due to make an important presentation at a conference. that time he appeared to black out, became catatonic, ended up in the hospital where they found nothing wrong with him and released him. rachel told james he faked the episode. but here at trial, a defense psychiatrist testified todd suffered from real mental issues, dissociative disorder, conversion disorder, which meant he could be violent if he felt he was