i remember being at this dinner in davos and i said, these are the leaders of the free world? we got ahead of ourselves. thank goodness. that it crashed and we rebuilt it properly. the market and the investors are much savvier now. for the companies that don't have strong profits they have strong revenue solutions. charlie rose: i did a conversation where john malone was being honored. he just bought time warner. he obviously is intense in terms of his vision and his access to the internet. broadband is what these companies will do for him. he raised a question with me, people like google and apple have so much money that he worries about the possibilities that they have. in addition, they have so much money can they scoop up all of the best talent? schmidt: we are each trying to hire the best people. each of us globally, as we understand the economic return. of these people. this narrative is not unique to those five companies. for each of the companies represented here in the room, we if you are five or 10 of the kind of engineers we're talking about, we could materially imp

he greeted josh tomlin's first pitch he lasted the davo since a three-run and then type in the second inning at four, he pitched in gray and a great double playy as he catches the liner to take care of business in the fourth inning the india take the lead when frankie lindord whiffs a double with on run coming home, and then jason kipnis then was called out. watch zach mccallister play. got the job done and andrew miller got the final 5-ounceg , recording his 12th save in his winning five-four in here isor rajai davis on how the bats before helton to get three hits. >> it is a long season and sometimes you can lose focus. you've got to regain focus and according to the media, the indians and oakland a's bringin back coco crisp back to cleveland. he is 36, he has opened the door to the trade, the bay area news groupup reporting the first in a believed to be announced today coach jackson place veterans thursday when the bears come to first energy. josh gordon and war, s-4 josh gordon, look like you never left when he caught a couple of 40 plus yards versus buccaneers, just like old time

davos you have stuff coming in oliver: hedge funds see confident. scarlet: we have this conversation every summer. up again inrams september after labor day. what is different this time around with complacency so high and the vix so low? somer: this might stay to of it. you are talking about complacency and maybe it is for good reason because the market has not done anything. highs, inched up to new but we have been doing it unlimited for him and smaller swings in the s&p, so remember itn we talk about vix, basically does move directly with the s&p inversely rather 80% of the time, so when you talk about the vix remaining low, the s&p continues to climb. anchor: joe: every day it seems are currently moving at all in the market, no trading range. oliver: not a whole lot of i'm being put into the market. scarlet: 22% below the 10 day average. joe: thanks as always for joining us. scarlet: coming up, walt disney earnings. we will break them down for you next. this is bloomberg. ♪ really clinton visiting a neighborhood dealing with the first u.s. outbre

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davos, what are the executive saying? are they enthused by macron? the economic reformer of france, many people see him as the architect of change. are they pro or disappointed at this particular departure? those i have been speaking with so far are clearly disappointed about marcon's departure, because i was mentioning he was very much the image of modernity. week,ticized the 35-hour the idea of the prime minister's, proposed year after year. he proposed some new tax cuts for businesses. the business community is disappointed. ceo who told me why he thought macron was really good for the french government. have a listen. >> two interesting situations, one of the best prime rs, but i see france being far away from business enterprise. and marcon was someone who knew the issues. entertain the discussion and understand what we need. secondly, he was reforming. this is an issue not talk about. it is good news? i do not know. caroline: expected to speak tonight here, even though it was little bit different. anna: yes, indeed. caroline speaking to us from

do you remember how type i that little soap is in davos? >> yeah. >> this one might be smaller. >> the room itself -- >> we've been eating our way through the city. we've done more interviews with more gold medal winners. i got some of gold to hang on myself. we might have shots of that. talking about that inequality. and we have all sorts of tape we'll be rolling out the rest of the week from some pretty fun stuff we did over the weekend. >> you know what else has gotten me, andrew. i have loved every minute. i've been able to watch. i could stay up and watch this stuff. i don't know if i've enjoyed the olympics more. the media loves to -- down from -- it's either here's what it is. it's either people are watching different ways with streaming or it's the stupid millennials, maybe they don't even -- all their people are the ones winning all these things. are they not watching, andrew? >> joseph, they're watching. 1.5 billion streams. that's all you need to know. that's the number to focus on. i have to say, just coming down here and kudos

i assume she went to davos -- francine: she hikes, she doesn't hang out. tom:i hike, too.hat happens in september? is there a jumpoff for this new government? is there a catalyst in september? francine: we don't know, and this is one of the issues. we don't know how ministers are going to approach this. theresa may has repeatedly said brexit is brexit, but has not said when she will invoke it. september, nothing really happened. we don't know whether we will find out about the negotiating tactics are not. what's clear is that there will be a summit. the eu will be preparing ground, even if we believe the sunday times saying that the minister is on our side, they aren't even ready to think about you. >> we are in the middle of a stalemate. the eu might begin a contingency plans, but it can't plan for the exit until article 50 is invoked. fore is no legal basis acting on any preliminary decisions. this government has chosen to postpone the decision, maybe later into 2017. a few weeks ago that would have drawn the ire of european leaders who wanted britain to get on with it.

i remember being at this dinner in davos where you were and i looked around, i said these are the leaders of the free world? there was some -- we sort of got ahead of ourselves and thank goodness, that it crashed and we rebuilt it properly. the markets and investors are much savvier now. so for the companies that don't have strong profits, they have a strong potential revenue scale solution. >> there is this fact too. >> that is how -- >> i did a conversation the other night where john malone was being honored, very successful entrepreneur, and you know, he just bought time warner through one of his companies and he obviously is intent in terms of his vision, his access to the internet. that is what -- broadband and access to the internet is what these companies will do for him but you raise the question with me, people like google, and apple have so much money, that he worries about the possibilities that they have. in addition, they have so much money, can they scoop up all of the best talent of the five companies we're talking about. >> we're trying to hire the best people, each of us