david b: that is true. improvement in growth , but it is not positive. then there is the thought of -- what is good for what parts of market?ty a lot of bank investors have been disappointed that the 10-year yield has come back in the prospect of the flattening curve hike spirit i think big banks are more sensitive to a short-term rate, i like big banks, i am a little cautious on smaller banks, but yes, what you have seen in more recent weeks, utilities have a nice rejuvenation and climb to new highs on the 10-year treasury yields falling to 2.3 and lower than i feared i do believe the market is range-bound. unlikely it is 2400 or above at the end of the year, and that is dependenon corporate tax reform. i don't believe the market will have a correction or even a 10% fall back. tohink it is vulnerable envision something in the high 2200's of the s&p, down from here, particularly if the continued disappointment and let's watch the french elections. there is risk, but probably not as much risk for a u.s. inve

that is not a social contract with the gender equity campaign addressing the campus rape issue but david b. participated fade -- punished if they ran the single-sex clubs. but students herein these clubs are ineligible for scholarships and the school was not prepared for the response which included hundreds of female students many victims of sexual assault matching through campus claiming they won their say space saying the assault is not our fault the school issue of public statement to say changes difficult and met with opposition that is certainly true with gender barriers at harvard but we're here today to reverse those decisions we continue to believe gender erred discretion has no place on campus so webinars sexist even when they have banned assault or as one columnist said harvard all the women to learn where the rapes are. it implicates title line to demonstrate under the mantra of the quality to call the legislation that she helped to draft the most important step since giving women the right to vote to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sex, not gender for opportunities for

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. >> david, you don't need to be a scientist to detect b-s on the other side. david: that's the last word. you've got it. and using private sector ideas to cut government bureaucracy. to cut government bureaucracy. some here say it might actually ♪and i ♪i will always love you, i ♪i will always love you ♪i hope life treats you kind ♪and i hope you have all you've dreamed of♪ ♪and i wish you joy and happiness♪ ♪but above all this i wish you love♪ ♪and i will always love you ♪i will always love you, i ♪will always love you ♪i, i will always love you, i...♪ i'm elizabeth prann, now back to forbes on fox. >> draining the swamp by making the government act more like the private sector. the idea behind the president's office of innovation. son-in-law jared kushner will lead it with other business leaders. you like the idea why? >> i like it because i think you can combine innovation and taking out bloat in the government. the first part could be military procurement. there's a piece out this week how peter thiel's company created a data platform for the million for $1

. >> david, you don't need to be a scientist to detect b-s on the other side. david: that's the last word. you've got it. and using private sector ideas to cut government bureaucracy. some here say it might actually add more to the swamp instead of draining it. they'll explain coming up next. card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? >> this is a fox news alert. i'm elizabeth prann in washington. good saturday morning, brand new video coming into fox. vice-president mike pence getting on board air force 2 taking him to columbus, ohio taking part in a listening session with local business leaders about the local economy. he'll talk to local workers as well. we're going to bring you the vice-president's remark live during hurricane's news headquarters at 1:00 p.m. eastern. and dramatic video captured on off-- excuse me on the waters off of southern calif

really year. 520,000 last that market has been one of the growth drivers good david david: ian robinson, thank you. vonnie, b you. vonnie: how thanks to david westin at the auto show. you see mercedes-benz presenting at the new york auto show. that is just about three minutes time. vonnegut we will hear from the imf managing director christine lagarde. does she think the united states will label china a currency minute later? -- currency manipulator? this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton. this is "bloomberg markets." time for the biggest business stories in the news right now but more problems for the embattled chief executive of barclays. according to "the times of london," the u.s. justice department has joined british regulators investigating him for trying to root out a whistleblower. the berkeley board has reprimanded him and make callback last year's $1.6 million bonus. john paulson will step down from the board of american international group now that his hedge fund has sold shares in the interim. according to a person familiar with the matter, the move

david asman. you're watching the place for business, the only b entity growing, everyone else is shrinking and dyingway, not us. keep that in mind. here is dave. >> today's executive action, i am taking historic steps to lift on american energy, to reverse government's intrusion and to cancel job killing regulations. . >> basically, you know what this says? you know what it says, right? you're going back to work. [applause]. going back to work. david: that was on tuesday. before the ink was dry, the global warming crowd declaring war on president trump's executive order rolling back climate change regulations. new calls for a massive climate march later this month to accusing him of being, quote, an

alabama state as jylan ware of alabama state as the 231st pick luani of washington state as b marquel lee t davidharpe of the university of florida as the 129th pick earlier in the day, governor brian sandoval and county commissioner steve sisolak helped announced some of the picks. the nfl draft event is taking place until 6:00 p.m. at the las vegas landmark. the public is invited to attend. the raiders have already made the fourth and fifth round picks on saturday. the team made the first three picks on friday. in the first round of the nfl draft, the raiders selected cb gareon conley of ohio state. the team picked s obi melifonwu of connecticut in the second round and dt eddie vanderdoes of ucla in the third. stay up to date with 8 news now for the latest on the raiders' picks in the nfl draft. today----san francisco and the nation commemorated the life of civil rights'' leader cesar chavez. and hundreds of people marched in the cesar chavez day parade in the cities mission district just a few hours ago. the march traveled from dolores park to mission street to honor the man who stood for farm

, it is either, it is either a moment that can be a response to a terrorist attack, david cameron did a view in his " b options, personal statement, obviously, theresa may suffers from diabetes but she looks very healthy, she has been jetting diabetes but she looks very healthy, she has beenjetting around diabetes but she looks very healthy, she has been jetting around all over the place and does not really seem to bea the place and does not really seem to be a prospect of a health issue. foreign policy moment, it is hard to see how we would get embroiled in syria, let alone career, no sense of anything building up. cabinet is going on now, so theresa may is briefing her cabinet on the statement, and inevitably, there is chitchat about could it possibly be an early election. the big no—no for thatis an early election. the big no—no for that is theresa may and number ten have been absolutely clear, throughout recent weeks and months, she will not go for an early election, she will stick it through to 2020, again and again they have rebuffed that idea, but if she were to go foran rebuffed that idea, but

b. shares hit a record high in trade today. david davis -- let me grab the flash here.e just glancing at what is going on in cable at the moment. mr. davis, the uk brexit negotiator saying that he's favoring an intelligent approach to regulation in the future. these are comments just hitting the wires. >>> a u.s. judge blocked donald trump's executive order aimed at withholding federal funds from so-called sanctuary cities as the president's efforts to toughen up the immigration enforcement takes another blow. the judge said the order would be challenged as unconstitutional. the white house slammed the decision as a gift to the criminal gang and cartel element in our country. >>> russia and its connections to the president's former national security adviser moved to the front burner once again in washington after a house committee revealed that general michael flynn failed to disclose payments from russia potentially breaking the law. nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker has details. >> reporter: closing in on the 100-day mark, tonight, the trump administra

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b-2s are overflying. american nuclear armed submarine is docking -- david: let me give the news because i think this is brands from jennifer griffin from fox news. fox has confirmed with a well-placed military source, uss michigan, an ohio-class nuclear powered submarine will be in south korea. they say they're there for a hull check. they will be doing exercises with the carrier tack force, uss vinson and other destroyers. not only are we not just pulling intensifying pressure. >> you know what we're doi? we're doing something the spanish inquisition used to do. they didn't torture people immediately. they walked the people through the dungeon and showed them implements of torture, hopefully that would get them to confess right away. right now we're showing kim jong-un the implements of torture. david: but he is crazy, colonel. i am wondering if blows somed de shouldn't do in which case he would act? >> that is my concern. i say this again and again, we don't know what he doesn't know. kim jong-un may have a wildly inflated notion of his military capabilities because his generals will not say, oh, no, sir w

david: do they have a plan b in place? they are smaller content company. disney is a big one. make, right? >> there are smaller deals. for example, they could buy -- they talked about this on the call today, were they were asked about this billion dollar investment they made with corning. them, theirumpstart version of a 5g strategy. they might be looking for something more rigor in transformational. as far as plan b, it sounds like they're looking for plan b and c and d and e. looking at every copy they can think of that can help them move on as far as finding a new narrative for a company that looks like it is entering into an extended period of decline. alix: walter piecyk , thank you very much. jonathan: european markets, french bonds are stable. the buy eu again and again on this program. guestr on the showr, a tells us what he says to buy europe >> when we look at u.s. financials, we are concerned about three aspects. one, the valuations are higher than elsewhere. secondly, provisioning looks low relative to credit spread. thirdly, loan growth is rolling over in some are

b. washington and investigating. davidtrigue regarding steve bannon from the "new york post" to the "wall street journal" to the "the washington post." it looks like is he no longer on the good list for donald trump. you're the one who brought him in to the administration. what happened? >> well, first of all, you know, look, i'm hoping that they're going to be able to work this out. i'm hoping -- look, president has a phenomenal team around him. the president needs a deference group odiversegroup o. hope they will work it out for what's best for america and what's best for america. ainsley: david, you say work it out. what's happening behind the screens? >> first of all, greatfully, i'm not in there every morning. ainsley: yeah. but you talk to them. >> of course i do. i do understand there are some tensions. but i do understand that they are trying to work it out. part of the problem is that it's the overblown nature of it. that the press is solely focused on this issue. steve: of course. >> it is interesting. the proble

david kirkpatrick. to berise software seems where it sat when it comes to ipo. anymore we should keep our eyes on? alex bhat's typical for a healthy tech ipo market. a majority of the listings will come from enterprise software. another company is prepping their listing. they are looking to go public at a valuation of about $4 billion. they filed publicly last week. ancestry.com. there are a number of names out there where, at this time last year, i did not have much for you. it does seem like there is investor interest for these listings, which is an important ingredient, and now we have the supply. we have the companies getting ready. it seems like we will see more in this enterprise tech last in inms of u.s. -- tech class terms of u.s.-listed companies. ceod: i can see why yext's would want to go public for the marketing reasons. i'm not sure why investors should be interested in a company that had $120 million in revenues and lost $40 million. to me, that feels very bubble-ish. what do you think? aex b.: it seems we have seen shift on putting more onus back on revenue. last year, before we saw this a

david dao said they did the right thing. >>> united says it will cut down on overbook its flights. southwest says it will no longer overbook nights at all. >>> "fixer upper" cable star chip gaines is bormer real estate partners. he told them the company was worthless. he already knew at that point that the show had been picked up. the former partners say the value of magnolia reality skyrocketed as a result of that show. >>> it wasn't your normal guest at a busy shopping sent person a mountain lion lurking in a tree for several hours before being tranquilized. they attached a monitoring collar so the lion can be trachd once it's returned to the wild. >> you hear the story of the firefighters getting the cat out of the tree. that one a little different. >>> a maryland man credits his apple watch for helping save his life. his suv rolled over several times after it was t-boned by another vehicle and it came to rest on its side. he was hanging upside down and unable to move because of his seat belt and air bag. after pushing a button on his watch for six seconds, he was able to call 911. >> it would have felt like much longer, not knowing if someone was coming. >> the apple watch does

. >> i joust love seeing david louie pedaling away on a stationary bike on a would be plane. the fitness module will be available for one month at terminal bonette ta san jose airport. ♪ ♪ >>> world famous saks player, kenny g serenading passengers after they donated $2,000 for the relay for life charity that's facilitated by the airline. nice. kenny g concert, 30,000 feet. thanks for joining us on abc7 news at 4:00. i'm larry beil. abc7 news at 5 starts right now. >> controversy at cal the birthplace of the free speech movement is now being sued accusedyvy -- violating violatig >>> like those movies where you feel like you're living in the airport. >> i'm abc7 news meteorologist, sandy patel. a major shift in patterns coming and what this means for you coming up. >> live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> good evening. i'm in for christian. >> and groups responsible for inviting ann coulter are making good on their promises. >> they're suing the university for not allowing her to speak as scheduled. live outside the offices, is she still speaking this thursday? >> reporter: ama and dan, that is what ann coulter says on twitter and even

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united airlines passenger david dao: "he said being dragged down the aisle was more horrifying and harrowing than what he experienced in leaving vietnam."in an interview with a-b-c's good morning america wednesday, united airlines c-e-o oscar munoz apologized, and said he was ashamed over the incident.oscar munoz/united airlines ceo: "that is not who our family at united is."in a statement thursday, united said they plan to make policy changes by april 30th, and that their c-e- o has reached out to dao -- although demetrio said his client had not heard from the airline.he said the family accepts the apology, but they do plan to file a lawsuit against the airline.thomas demetrio/attorney for united airlines passenger david dao: "this lawsuit, among other things, hopefully, will create a not just national discussion, but international discussion, on how we're going to be treated going forward." (grant) the attorney said dao was discharged from the hospital wednesday night and is recovering in a secure location. and unrelated...but more horrible press for united today... we learned a man on a flight from houston was stung by a scorpion which fell from the overhea

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b-2s, they can carry two of them. the important thing on on mosa . that is c-130. that can not penetrate iran and north korea. david: you say it wouldn't happen on saturday or sunday? >> nope. i do not see us doing that. i think it start as "countdown" for us. we start doing things. we need more one one carrier battle force. we need a lot more. we'll be very prudent bit. people have to know this is serious business. david: finally iran. i know it is a threat not only in of itself but the north koreans are supplying iran with some of their nuclear hardware, right? >> absolutely. they're developing the nuclear warheads and our intelligence people think no, iranians are developing their own. the testing is done in north korea. iranians, if the weapons goes off, sixth one, tomorrow you see that they're hopefully, that iranians there are getting data from it. david: lt. general thomas mcinerney. it will be a very interesting weekend, general. thank you very much for being here. appreciate it. >> that it is. gerri: moving from divisiveness to decisiveness. sebastian gorka believes the president is turning this country ar

b ratio, we have companies and financials and industrials seeing significant risk -- significantly relative to expectations. we are on the right foot for earnings. if that will continue it's a big question. davidank you both for coming on today. coming up, marine le pen's economic advisor. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets, donald trump's first 100 days in office, with a focus on politics and policy under the i am davidtration. gura. hererospects for a meeting -- to white house officials and members of congress spoke at a national economic council. steven uchin will speak with lawmakers. more detail on that meeting. click they will meet with paul ryan, mitch mcconnell, congress and hatch will be there -- senator hatch, and congressman brady. in france the day after the first round of presidential elections has many people looking to underscore -- independent emmanuel macron. >> there is not much we have to do to expand beyond our base. a lot of the voters who chose to for -- for patriots. very naturally they will turn to marine le pen. the two contenders, she is the one who carries the french flag. emmanuel macron is known to be a globalization in its fiercest form. there i

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a b-52 carrying 32 j-dam bombs could have caused much more devastation with much more precision. the air force wanted to use this device, and they did. >> david fromm, the reports today, it wasn't just the british picking up something involving trump world and the russians, estonia, poland. it sounds like there was a lot to pick up. >> and the polls have particularly sophisticated intelligence service, and have been very interested in the ukraine case. poland and ukraine are neighbors with deep histical relaonships. poland contains many more consulates in ukraine than the united states does and it knows a lot about the career of paul manafort. that name would ring some very noisy alarm bells in warsaw. >> david corn, the way the -- we just heard the cia director talk about wikileaks compared to the way the president has talked about wikileaks. it's another one of those moments where you see that at least in the instance of his choice for cia director, there is no inhibition about saying things today -- i mean you have to know if you were the cia director and you anticipate other human beings' reactions to things, you had to know that i and ot

b outlook is not positive, but the club medical staff will wait for swelling in his knee to reduce before they make a final assessment. there will be further questions for the sunderland manager david a female reporter she "might get a slap". moyes will be in the dugout for sunderland's trip to leicester in the premier league this evening but he could face sanctions as a result of the fa inquiries. he told media yesterday he deeply regrets his comments — which have stirred debate over his future. he should certainly think about his position as manager because he has a big response ability. not only to the football club, but to football in general. we are always being told that everybody involved in football is an ambassador. if he is an ambassador, that's not very good. all that i know is that he has apologised, and vicki, to her enormous credit, is prepare to turn around and accept that apology. where it goes from here is if others wa nt where it goes from here is if others want to pressurise vicki and others feel they have to do something about that, to me, that would be a great shame. that, ithink that, to me, that would be a great shame. that, i think is wrong. a witchhunt and

david much more interesting, especially since iconic has been cut two times. >> yeah, it does melissa and the counter argument from iconic is simply, we're working on all of those fundsmentals and bu those or you were to win them you'd take control in some way. we'll be watching it closely. we'll see when they set a new meeting date as well. >> david thank you. >>> transport in the meantime for eight and 20 on the day above. the rally today signaling another higher for the market. brian bell ski and paul christopher. gentlemen good to have you with us. brian we'll start with you. 2050 is your base case scenario, that's low from where we are right now. why? why don't you believer -- the price action is strong. we seem to whistle toward every land line out there, government shut down blooms we don't have elections yet. >> we'll say this is that the trump rally so to speak is about rebuilding confidence and kick starting growth, but we need to see the numbers hit. it seems to us when we talk to our institutional clients around the world and our private clients here, they're very biased in their company as we're going get everything or nothing. these actions back and forth last week

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david you focused on the idea they couldn't resolve anything. >> no. they hate each other. when you talk to the companies, they're not like t-mobile, where john ledger is like it's d&b and fu guys. this is just a real dispute where they don't like each other. and they couldn't reach any -- it wasn't like they were chatting. >> for those who care, read appendix "a" in the release that came out yesterday gives you background on the relationship with anthem of course which really is a result of a contract signed back in 2009, but is somewhat complex. that's the ten-year pbm contract, they talk about how during the several years initially of the contract the anthem business underperformed express' financial expectations as anthem's prescription plan volume was significantly below, and they go sort of to give you a real background as to what is behind this cessation of a relationship. as it appears to be likely. >> how do you make that business up? >> i'm not sure. i'm not sure. it's a lot of business. >> yes. i think it's interesting of course they kept their current earnings forecast, not that anybody cares. i mean, this is a real battleground. i know cvs traded up immediatel

david ignatius. here is when he wa with angela merkel. everyone saying handshake, handshake, and he ignored her. >> picture aing effusive, picture b, chilly thing that an authoritarian leader around the world dreams of, to have the president of the united states say you're our friend, our pal. he'll take that home and it will help him enormously. >> what a difference between the strained relationship that barack obama had. >> it will help el sisi in the short run. it will not help him in the long run because egypt is one of the most polarized societies, economy in deep trouble, heavily subsidized. and the kind of, you're with us or against us domestic policy of el sisi potentially sews the seeds of long-term stability. this is not a solution. >> we have ayman mohyeldin with us. you've covered egypt extensively. what's the significance of him expanding his hand and the meeting at the white house, something president obama did not run? >> validation. there was a lot of questioning when sisi rose to power after what some called a military queue there. f some of the liberals that joined the ouster of islam mist president and some of the other

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