an ebay spokesperson said...event the sale of e—cigarettes to minors. sellers who do not comply will be permanently suspended, and we have banned those referenced by the bbc. we have also launched an additional review of seller processes and practices to ensure businesses selling these products are carrying out the required age checks on buyers." it's really important that if these platforms are allowing sales of goods and services through their platforms, that they're taking appropriate steps to make sure that consumers are protected. are you guys doing enough and have you made enough progress to ensure age—verification checks? yes. yeah, within the confines we have of resources, yes, i would say we are doing enough. if you're talking about underage sales, where does vaping sit with alcohol, tobacco, knives and acids? you know? because you can only do so much with the resource you've got. i say to the government, if you want your policies delivered effectively you need to provide appropriate resources and fundin

and stub hub, are you starting to see a better price discovery here than you did in ebay?well, this is a totally different model in the sense that, first of all, you know, in this case, for sneakers category, these are always new dead stock items. >> right and so we intermediate that transaction, meaning we stand in the middle >> right >> between every anonymous buyer and seller, we authenticate that, you know, that item, and so it's different than other online marketplaces because we stand in the middle of the transaction. in this case, yes, there are other platforms that do an auction, not a blind dutch auction in this format that we are very familiar with, you know, in the public markets and we use this mechanism to, you know, price a traditional, you know, ipo, but here we use it for products in commerce. >> how is it possible, like ebay, international, are people just more comfortable in international? i mean, why do they seem to like it, and that's where the business seems to be going. >> the business internationally is growing unbelievably. sneakers is a worldwide p

. >> ebay is an ee comme company. >> upper back eyer is a text. >> facebook is a social medi platformcreasing taking payments and financial services into theirwn hands. and all along with apple, microsoft, pinterest and others ainge o attending money 2020 an annual event briing together thousands of founders investors and leaders and banking and technology to discuss the future of money. uber announced uber money, a new division pushing deep near financial services which includes a digital wallet and upgraded depepebit and credit cards. >> if we could do it it fastest we bring the idea of cash to the digital world. >> ebay laid out the strategy to bring the payments process in-house to better serve the platform's merchant. >> we're grounded in creating better experiences for buyers and sellers. and control the payment experience. >> facebook hill of libra defended the company mission to reshape global finance with the cryptocurrency. >> any will trust us because we will provi value, make strong commitments and be very, very good at t sticking commitments for long periods of time. >> t

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. >> if you look on ebay there are over 16,000 ads for dogs. >> just on ebay?> there are other platforms. >> what about across europe? >> millions of dogs are sold each year in the margin is huge. dogs can be bought cheaply in eastern europe and sold for up toto four times the price. >> according to germany's main welfare association, m most puppies i illegally comome from europe. especially romania. there, the dog mafia is another trick. as well as pedigree dogs, they also smuggle stray mongrels sourced from shady groups or from individuals. roromania. stray dogs are a problem here. few people take care of them. they are either euthanized or smuggled into europe in the views conditions. this person battles the smugglers at the other end of the network. files police reports and tries to get lost changed. he explains how the i illegal dg trade works. >> the self-styled rescuers rate we need money for transnsport. the germans, italians and brits start to pay. a couple of thousand euros is raised. money supposedly needed for vaccinations, papers etc.. they probabl

pay for their goods on ebay.is bigger than ebay now which is crazy i would say this i thought it was just for the youngsters out there but more and more -- >> you are a youngster >> i'm in my 40s, so i'm gen x, but the 13 to 25-year-olds use it, but now folks in their 50s and 60s are like just venmo me >> as people become more familiar with them, things like quick pay. i use a lot of f quick pay all banks have their own versions of this >> what made venmo superior in terms of utility was it came in the age of mobile devices. papal didn't have that >> this is what libra is tackling >> we are not going down that. we don't have time but let's talk tik tok the number of new users on that app just fell for the first time ever last quarter. dropped around 4%. this comes as two senior members of congress are calling for a federal review as to whether this chy company because it's chinese owneds a national security risk. >> it dropped, but there were still 177 million users across apple an android so the growth is slowin

. >> i want to break in with ebay coming out with its adjusted earnings-per-share.are seeing also concluding the operating review -- step up. was 20 17ing volume billion. it net revenue $2.65 billion. from earnings-per-share perspective they are beating. >> paypal also out. a lot of their business is tied to ebay not affecting it much areas they are above the estimate of $.52. the volume up. the estimate was for 176. see the shares moving up slightly after hours. ther q4 revenue right at midpoint of estimates. >> let's get back in terms of our conversation and where we are going in terms of perspectives. let's get that hedge fund manager out because when you look at the earnings from a better perspective, technology in particular, there is so much worry. we have facebook upon the hell then microsoft continuing to bang out cloud being unbeatable trend. what do you make of the individual companies? >> i am a macro guy. let me get my copy out there. -- caveat there. there has been a scarcity of growth in the economy. a potentialto see in that sense, manufacturing troug

. >>> nike ceo mark parker stepped down and will be replaced by the former ceo of ebay of ebay a moell enable the next round of growth. talk to us about this move and what it means for nike. >> well, i think the choice of successor for mark parker is quite interesting and quite telling of the direction of travel for nike from here. he is the former ceo of ebay. he is chairman of the board at paypal. clearly showing the direction of travel for nike is down the digital path. mike parker took over in 2006 and under his leadership nike has seen its stock price surge. his tenure has certainly been successful for the stock. one story we were talking about yesterday was around soft bank and wework and the fact they were in advanced talks around a new deal. they have indeed struck a deal. the japanese conglomerate will provide $5 million in new financing as well as other financing for wework. softbank will have an 80% stake in wework. a tumultuous ride for this stock. >>> let's talk about this big bio tech company biogen after they announced they will be seeking fda approval of their alzheim

they could list on ebay. target now has launched a marketplace. there are new other places including also the ones from chinese companies like alibaba, rakuten. there are so many marketplaces that there is a billion dollar industry that has grown up to provide services to sellers that they can use to list to all market places at same time. >> and you believe that those other platforms are competitive, allow for competitive services? >> yes, absolutely. >> okay, mr. chairman, i yield back. thank you. >> i thank the gentlelady. i now recognize the gentleman from colorado, mr. neguse, for five minutes. >> thank you to the chair and thank you to the witnesses for today's testimony. i want to talk today about facebook. so, mr. perault, following up on a question from the gentleman from georgia, i think what he was getting at is this, is facebook your in your view a monopoly? >> no, congressman, it is not. >> okay. so i assume the reason is because in your view facebook has a number of competitors as you said and a number of products that the company of

e ebay pay paul onthe move after results.calls under way beginning with the highlights and the big mover, tesla just reporting results. the big mover. the stock ripping higher zpoit a miss we have full team coverage gene munster is live in minneapolis. but phil le poe has been digging in the numbers and continues to. we go straight to him

right now, we are seeing on the tape that ebay is pulling out, according to the "financial times." ebayck up 2.25%. >>> did you see the three musketeers in business news? stuart varney, charles payne and i got to take over studio f, the beautiful "fox & friends" set this morning to talk about your money and investments. we had such a great time meeting fox fans worried about their fiscal futures. we of course live to give you the skinny on what's happening with your money and your economy. listen. >> this is amazing. our new theme is invested in you. we always were, i would have to say, but the most important thing, you guys all have 529s or 401(k)s and pensions, correct? you care about your money. everybody does. not just the left, not just the right. everybody cares about their money. and that's the theme of fox business. that we are there to not rail against this happening on the political front or that happening, it's what's the trade, how can you make money, protect it and save it. we have very sophisticated viewers, then we have people who are aspirational viewers who want to be t

boeing, caterpillar and more a ceo swap involving nike, ebay, service now. we'll have your head spinning. wework choosing a lifeline as it looks to silence skeptics and move forward zuckerberg back on the hill behind the embattled libra currency call it the advent calendar for the 1% the price tag, just $112,000 it is trending coming up, october 23. just 63 days until christmas "worldwide exchange" starts right now. ♪ >> good morning. good afternoon, good evening welcome. i'm brian sullivan let me be the first to wish you a merry christmas. why not? we are already seeing decorations at the stores. your chart has nothing to do with earnings. it has to do with that wild ceo shake up that has the service now ceo to nike. service now down on that move. they'll miss their ceo apparently now is the ticker and that stock is now down nearly 10% we'll get you more on that story coming up. first, how your markets and man are setting up the day a lot of individual stories to chew on. overall, the markets didn't do a lot. futures are down a staggering six points we are

later today, microsoft will report along with ebay, microsoft and tesla.t week, alphabet, facebook and apple join the fray. >> texas instruments shares plunge nearly 10% citing a weak out look the tech company expects to come in below analyst expectations. texas instruments have previously warned that a slow down would last a while. that was the performance of texas instruments. let's look at european chip makers down about half a percentage point. asml down. the read has been negative for european chip makers let's bring in the specialist in technology and tech stocks i'll ask you just to read after the results we saw out of texas instruments. it sounds like the out look is pretty grim. yet, i look at the semiconductor etf. that is up 40% year to date. what is going on >> it is a disconnect between results and trends if you are going to invest well, you should probably ignore the short term noise ti is incredibly diverse even if they've given pessimistic guidance here and if it has dropped, it is probably just on the view even if the imf gives a negative

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visaiday, ebay, stripe, and mastercard all abandoned the project. latest blow to the troubled efforts that has drawn criticism from lawmakers and others. to discuss, i have sarah oveaide in new york. joining me from los angeles, michael papner. let me start with you. what is your take on all of these companies abandoning facebook? how much more of our hurdle is this for facebook? michael: i think it is insurmountable. i don't think facebook could do this by itself. the only thing they bring to the table, and it is a big thing, is a couple of billion users. a billion active users. itsously, facebook thanks relationship with its user base is such it could cross-sell them some access to a currency. but without the banking system behind them, without the payments processors behind them, i don't think they could pull it off. i don't think they are capable of building up that infrastructure themselves. if it is not accepted at places where visa and mastercard is accepted, it is just not going to work. short of a big bank stepping in, jp morgan saying we a

chief executive officer mark parker will be seven to next year and replaced by board member and former ebayhe sports apparels online. mark barker —— mark zuckerberg will be facing... last week a court of its initial support is backed out. regulators have said the crypto currency could pose a risk to global financial stability. they are also questions about the safety of a currency run by a social media company that has put people's privacy at risk. the bbc‘s some mira hussein spoke to the head of policy for the libra crypto currency. why do we need digital currency? if you think of what digital critter currency can enable, if you and i wa nt to currency can enable, if you and i want to have something, the cost of going through many intermediaries, that almost serves like a drag on the global economy. how confident are you that you will be up to get this through to regulators? financial legislation of this scale where describing and the kind we are describing is not in contest with financial oversight regulations and rig into around the world ought to support low friction high—security payme

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>>> we just mentioned a list of partners abandoning facebook and libra, visa, master card, stripe, ebay paypal was first. deirdre bosa has the story it leaves facebook in an awkward position >> reporter: that's right. all of tnames dropping out days before a meeting of the critical association, taking place today in geneva. the association is supposed to appoint a board of directors, turn nonbinding agreements into something more substantial and binding. so who got cold feet the most important group of that association, some of the biggest payments processors in the world. here's what the group looked like on the website friday afternoon. here's what it looks like today. yes, there are other big names there you go, that's what it looks like today other big names in internet and vc and block chain are listed, payments are the muscle. gave facebook product credibility, and easier way to use the digital currency that threatens to derail facebook efforts at large to reshape the financial landscape. we have seen the pressure but on facebook executives around the project. we'll see more when

. >> we have 22 minutes left to go before the market closes we have news on ebay >> ebay has become the a week to drop out of facebook's labor association. paypal bowed out a week ago. it's a critical meeting of the association down to 26 members now. in a statement ebay we highly respect the vision of the libra association however they made the decision not to move forward as a founding member we're focussed on rolling out ebay's managed payment on this record we have yet to hear -- >> apologizes. let's get back to more headlines rolling out of the oval office what can you tell us >> reporter: kayla is in the oval, reporting a substantial phase one deal, i'm seeing it for the first time, will be written over the next three weeks, hope to conclude before a trip to chili. saying there are 40 to 50 billion in total ag purchases here mentioned in the oval office that's the detail we have right now. this is apparently what the president has just said as the reporters were being ushered in the room they went in about 3:36, it's 3:40 in the first two or three minutes the president has put out

a busy day of earnings, some tech, some not to sort through today, microsoft, paypal, ebay and otherstape two biggest movers going the opposite way, tesla is surging, twitter is tanking julia boorstin and phil will he be -- lebeau is with us. >> this is a stock having a rough day, one of the worst days ever as a public company, on pace for the worst month since july, 2018 shares down almost 19% lower despite growing the user base to 145 million active users. the reason it is tanking, revenue and earnings fell short of expectations as technical issues keep them from fourth quarter ads. jack dorsey looked to reassure investors. >> unfortunately we had some missteps in our map ads in july and august despite that, saw strong september results and good advertiser momentum. >> he stressed the commitment to clean up the platform and eliminate abuse. >> 2020 elections and integrity of the conversations around them is our first priority within how we think of health we are paying a lot of attention to all of the dynamics at play, specifically looking at misinformation and misleading informatio

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on friday, visa, mastercard, and ebay pulled out of the project.aypal became the first major company to drop out. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is scheduled to appear before congress this month to talk about plans for libra. backers say it could open online buying to millions of people who don't have access to bank accounts. >>> now after a blockbuster first weekend, "joker" followed up with another strong showing at the box office. >> when you bring me out, can you introduce me as joker? >> reporter: the warner bros. movie about batman's archenemy brought in an estimated $55 million at north american theaters. that brings its domestic total to more than $192 million. the animated kid-friendly "the addams family" exceeded expectations, came in second taking in $30 million. and "gemini man" starring will smith opened in third place with $20 million. >>> and players of one of the world's most popular video games, "fortnite," are wondering what's going on with the game this morning. yesterday, gamers logged in to take part in the end of season ten with

the stock fell 6%. ebay downgraded.he analyst says the soft ware will likely remain r rge bound following the company's soft guidance for its growth. the price target is $24. the stock fell 9% to $3,562. >>> tesla got a number offers in, including one from oppenh m oppenheimer. the call follows tesla's earnings which saw solid quarterly results and stronger free cash flow, which we told you about last night. the term has an outperform rating on the stock. it soared 17%. both southwest and american airlines reported better than expected earnings and that sent shares of both of those carriers higher. they have been also been forced to cut their capacity because they cannot fly the boeing 737 max and as w w report, their ces are not happy about that. >>eporter: southwest and american, bo posted betr than expects earnings thanks to strong demand, but both carriers say they could have flown even more passengers if they had all of the planes in their fleet. not only has the grounding of the 737 max forced southwest and americ

let's get to ebay, on pace for its largest percentage decrease in more than a year, down nearly 10% at the moment. what happened? it forecast current quarter revenue would be below wall street estimates. that's really weird because aren't we coming up on the holiday season? the on-line marketplace faces stiff competition from amazon and wal-mart and don't forget target. wal-mart and target made big news yesterday about their holiday shopping season starting early and all kinds of partnerships, so right now ebay looks like it on its heels and slightly lagging. paypal, breakout quarter, the payments company beat estimates. the mobile payment app was a big driver of growth in the corner -- quarter. two airline stocks are flying high at this hour, american and southwest as both reported gains in quarterly profits. american up 4%. southwest better by 5 and 3/4 percent but also pointed to an increasing impact from the continued grounding of the boeing 737 max. all right, finally we have visa set to report after the bell. investors seem bullish as the stock is gaining and among the top gainer

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. >>> ebay was wnaded to hold from buy at deutsche bank. e stock is expected to be range bound. the pce tget is $42. the stock was up 1% to $39.26. >>> apple's pricearget was hiked to $280 at raymondjames, which is the highest on wall street. the analyst says 5g, apple's biggest opportunity and raised the iphone saleses estim the firm hth an outperform rating. the shares rose to 1.5% to $240.51. >>> now to britin's exit from the european union or brexit. tonight a new twist in the ongoing drama. willem marks is in london. >> reporter: when british pri minister boris johnson leftin dostreet this weekend, it was to join lawmakers for their first saturday session in 37 years. in the hope of finally resolving an historic stabbedoff. >> this i the second deal and th fou vote 3 1/2 years after the nation voted for brexit. and during those years friendships he been strained, families t divided and attention of this house consumed by a single issue that has at times felt incapable o resolution. >> reporter: tens of thousands of tanti-brexi protestors pounded the pavement around westmins

but todayay a number of them sa they will no longer be part of it ebay, visa mas card and stripe alltential in the project but they have chosen to focus on other efforts instead. this comes just a week after paypal announced its withdrawal. >>> most of the time we talk about companies that are publicly traded. but it is also important to watch private companies. even those you probably haven't heard of. julia boorstin tells us about one such company growing very, very quickly. >> china based bite dance is the most valuable private venture backed company in the world. valued at $75 billion. bite dance as most familiar to american consumers is tick-tock, the video sharing apppp known f 15 second lip sernging downloaded over half a billion times this y alone. bite dance has about a dozen other popular apps in asia. process the flagship is tutao a chinese news and information. and owns sellsy happen snapchat duoshon and indian hello. they say the familyy of apps reach 1.5 billion users around theliorld every month. the company reportedly generated $7 billion in revenue in the first half

but today a number of them say they will noonger be part of it ebay, visa master card and stripe alltial in t project but they have chosen to focus on other efforts instead. this comes just a week a after paypal announced its withdrawal. >>> most of the time we talk about companies that are publicly traded. but it is also important to watch private companies. even those you probablyaven't ard of. julia boorstin tells us about one such company growing very, very ickly. >> china based biteance is t most valuable private venture backed company in the world. valued at $75 billion. bite dance as most familiar to american consumers is tick-tock, the video sharing appwn k s for 15econd lip sernging downloaded over half a billion times this year alone. other popular app asia.dozen process the flagship is tuta a chinese news and information. and owns sellsy happen snapchat duoshon and indian hello. they say the family of apps reach.5 billion users around the world every month. th company reportedly generated first half of thi year.n the with you u.s.-based tick-tock busine is still naysant. >

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the decision follows similar moves by ebay, master rd, visa and stripe. libra says it remains focused on moving forward with the projects treasuretary mnuchin said he toldai libra representativese would take action if the crypt kurpgs si did not meet regulatory standards. > elizabeth warren and mark this time the democratic senatoi and facebook ceo are feuding over fake ads and they're not thenly ones. ylanmui hasur o story. >> reporter: senator i warren accusing facebook to allow people to put fake ads on the platform. she proved it by run a fake ad herself. or claed zuckerberg endorsed president trumppresident. it argues what it does is give trump free rein to lie and pay facebook gobs of money to push out those lies to american voters. facebook has been very clear that politicians areeld to different standards on its platform and that anything else would be undemocratic. >> would it be acceptable to society at large to have a private company in effect become a self-appointed referee forhi ever that politicians say? >> i don't believe it would be. in op

that trust has been broken because there are people who have had a cesarean and could not get the ebay ac and then had to have another cesarean and then do not think that they could survive another surgery. nobody is helping me no doctors healthy me know midwife is helping me. that is the reality and the consequence of our broken system or the patient not retaining true autonomy because they said i know the risk of having to prior c-sections but i cannot have another planned want to have to have a imaginal birth. we support her. as a midwife they should be able to do that whether hospital policy or insurance policy, a lot of them can't so i think the fixes are on the system side because truly it is on consent. that we don't call child protective services which happens or we don't try to get the court order. >> have you seen anything about children? >> you are outside my scope. [laughter] i cannot answer that. i don't know i heard that girls pain is taken less seriously typically they are treated differently. >> the other thing i would say is part of what i am doing with brooke is looki

this the kind of thing you can put on ebay? >> i think that people will know it's a very small edition of etchings. so the number, we've got it. we know exactly which piece it is. so now it's a very hot item. >> anyone with information is asked to contact san francisco police. in san francisco, laura anthony, abc7 news. >>> breaking news. an accident involving a cable car on san francisco's nob hill. five people went to the hospital following this afternoon's collision. san francisco police and mouni are investigating what happened. it damaged the front left side of the cable car. that's where riders stand on running boards. a truck was also damaged involving a cable car headed towards union square on muni's powell and hyde line. >>> new at 5:00, a bay area woman says she violated after flying home from a trip to italy. she says someone went through her and her boyfriend's bags and took a lot of personal things. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow has a story you'll see only on 7. >> lauren del bartow says she and her boyfriend

it comes after internet giants paypal, ebay and stripe also pulled out.ood actress jane fonda has been arrested at a climate protest in washington. she was led away by police in handcuffs. a murder suspect who has been on the run in france for eight years has now been arrested in glasgow. xavier dupont de ligonnes is accused of having shot dead his wife and four children at their home in 2011. he was reportedly travelling under a false name. with me is our correspondent who can tell us a lot about this remarkable but also terrifying background to this story. some of our viewers may be coming to it for the first time. it all starts in the spring of 2011. xavier dupont de ligonnes and his family living in the french city of not. in april of that year friends and contacts became worried they had not heard from his wife and four children —— nante. conflicting reports were given as to why they wouldn't be in the region, reportedly telling his children's school he was taking a job in australia, while sending a letter to some close relatives saying he was a us s

it comes after internet giants paypal, ebay and striped also pulled out.y these companies are leaving. facebook has had an ambition to launch this currency, libra, and their goal was to gather a huge group of companies to back that effort, and put in some money to make it happen, and also support it through the various processes it needed to go through, whether it comes to regulators and just getting the project off the ground. now, initially they said they had 28 members ready to get started on this, and they were due to meet for the first time this coming monday in geneva, which is where the libra association, this group, is going to be based. but we have been hearing for some time that some of those members were getting a little bit concerned. and the reason why was many politicians and regulators, particularly in the us, were putting this idea under an awful lot of scrutiny. they were saying what is facebook doing to make sure this is going to be secure? what is the company doing to make sure it is not useful things like money laundering? so now, as yo

not so rosy a forecast from ebay for the holidays. that stock is down 7.9%. the amazon effect? >> i think it's the amazon effect but let's face it, i used to love ebay years ago. i just feel like their platform now, it's just not as efficient as amazon. like it's very easy for me to go and buy something on amazon. ebay, it feels a little clunky. stuart: amazon execute so well. >> they execute so well. deirdre: 800 pound gorilla in the room. very hard to compete with them. stuart: jerry storch told us earlier that they will have more than half of online sales this holiday season. >> they already do. susan: more than half the market at this point. you know, we do expect amazon to report after the bell today which i will be covering. what i found really interesting, this is what's really important to watch, whether or not the shipping costs will weigh on actual profit. you know they went to one-day prime, one-day delivery. however, i just got back from the "wall street journal" tech conference, the head of consumer for amazon was there. he was impressive because

mastercard, and ebay pulling their support for facebook's crypto currency libra.hey joined paypal which announced its with brawl from libra. a reminder to listen to my reports coast to coast three times a day on the salem radio network. a clinton-appointed judge in texas has ruled against president trump's national emergency declaration, thereby blocking the plan for funding for the border wall. the judge said the president overstepped his authority by appropriating more funds than were appropriated by congress. the border agents will soon start using drones to stop smuggling into the united states. it can send a signal that can take control of other drones by the bad guys have been using to carry drugs and weapons across the border. the company has been working with u.s. customs and border protection for several months to build what they call a virtual waffle. joining us, the acting border patrol and customs director. what is the message here? are you being more effective? or are there just that's more people coming up? >> i think it's absolutely, what you are se

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still thought as could escape the tension if the fighting intensifies but it's smith has more now from ebay and and iraq's semi autonomous kurdish region syrian democratic forces officials have again warned that isel finds as risk breaking out of the detention centers in northeastern syria if the fighting with turkey intensifies this is because syrian democratic forces as fighters mainly kurdish would feel pressured and tempted to go towards the front lines in the fight against do to defend that territory for leaving these detention centers exposed to the risk of break out and this is one of the major warnings that the s.d.f. has been giving to the international community we do know that is the turkish invasion started in parts of north east in syria but to i still find this to american custody they are british citizens high up on the wanted list for the murder of western hostages it's believed they're in american custody but in iraq and these 2 characters are actually with isis in mosul so they are akio authorities may have more interest in them before they even get a chance to see any jus

guy donahoe, a veteran tech who once headed ebay, now currently chairman of paypal, ceo of an i.t.software company. his tech experience dovetails nicely with what nike is trying to do. they want to be an apparel and shoe company that really wants e-commerce and digital presence to be critical. rishaad: the move towards technology in all this as well. how does it work? faster? make me run >> they recently opened two futuristic stores in new york and in shanghai. to get the full experience in those stores, you have to be on its app as a nike member. from there, they can track your spending. very key to what's happening right now, data. when you know what customers are buying, and more importantly how to push sales to them, and using a.i. to do that, that's key. is, is where the emphasis where nike, it makes sense for them to hire someone they know well, on the board since 2014 and now has tech experience that really aligns with what they are trying to do. the only wasn't athletic retailer -- under armour's founder is stepping aside with its president assuming the role. let's listen t

ebay had not really happened yet, so there was nowhere to find it. so i started collecting rare postcards. most of the postcards started around 1905, and i found that some early antietam photographs from the 1880's were on some of these early postcards. i managed to buy the postcard collection of a photographer and historian from antietam, and he had this beautiful trove of postcards he had passed on to his son. i ended up buying that set of postcards. then his son said, would you like to see my dad's photographs? i said, absolutely. so i went over to his house and he pulled out these boxes of photographs. they were crammed in willy-nilly. as a collector, that is what you want. someone has photographs that you have an opportunity to buy. if they are nicely categorized, you know they have been gone through and there is not a lot to discover. but these have been crammed into a box for years, shoved into the back of a closet. this was the first time anyone had seen them. he put them on this table, and it was really an amazing moment for me because we sa

in the grisly fire was pushing smoke into ebay. concorde is doing very unhealthy air quality. air alert in effect. we unhealthy air quality for sensitive groups from the grisly fire pushing the smoke and. again, alert for today. temperatures running in the low 70s. about a 70 for oakland. we will talk about this second event we are tracking for the week. details coming up. >>> evacuations are still in effect this morning as the kincaid fire venture. sheriff deputies warning residents to get out as soon as possible. our reporter is live in santa rosa where evacuees are watching and waiting for what is next.>>> some of those evacuations happening very late last night. those are some of the people with jackie just was. they get to a place like this here, there just now starting to settle it. of course not knowing when they might be able to return home. there are eight shelters open in the area. for them or for. for them still do have some room. 180,000 people total are under evacuation orders. some have been out of their home for almost 4 days. manny started evacuation before it

i am wondering what your feelings are on consumer stocks because we had a miss from amazon, ebay suggestings quarter could not be. anything you like? currentlyt own amazon . amazon was hit with the shipping charges that came through. one day shipping was something they had to put a lot of money into to develop that, extra warehouses to make it happen. you will see it happen with other companies where they are trying to get one day shipping or two day shipping, walmart and target. they are holding their own. we will have to read -- watch as retail numbers come out and see if the consumer continues to be strong. for now it is a great ways to be. the consumer is the foundation, recovery we are in. we anticipate they will continue to do so especially with the labor market as strong as it is. shery: thank you so much for that. you can get a roundup of stories you need to know to get your day going in today's edition of daybreak. putin dayb on your terminals -- go to dayb on your terminals. you can customize settings so you only get news on industries and assets you care about. this is

now the ebay story not as positive secondly, ebay reports facing fierce competition from walmart and nokia are down sharply, the company is slashing its out look for 2019 and 2020 saying this saying they will spend author more to fight off rivals check out the stock, down by more than 18%. a drop to $4.16. >> coming up, more on "squawk box" this morning. are your co-workers coughing and sneezing this morning? joe and becky? >> no. >> that would be you >> i'm not >> most days >> we have results of a new survey about employees that come to work sick you don't want to miss this. back in a moment is the monolithic view of emerging markets obsolete? at pgim, we see alpha in the trends driving specific sectors of outperformance. where a rising middle class powers a booming auto industry... a leap into the digital era draws youthful populations to mobile banking and e-commerce... trade and travel surge between emerging markets. every day, our 1,100 investment professionals around the world search out opportunities for alpha. partner with pgim, the global investment management businesses of

that is what you get when you get that ebays and amazons of the world. we have a hard time wrapping ourselves around what is going on in social media, patrolling, the vast scope of terribleness. we are just getting scammed, in a different way. this is the canal street of ideas. it is just not working out, and there's a number of reasons why. sanford: katie, you brought a case against the president, not against twitter, right? katie: yes. at the knight first amendment institute, we filed a case against president trump and the white house director of social-media, who was his former golf caddy. we sued them both on behalf of seven individuals who were blocked by president trump, because they replied directly to one of his tweets as donald trump's twitter account. a lot of people in their heard about our case, they figure the person who was blocked most of said something really terrible or vulgar, but all of our plaintiffs said things related to policies -- first of all, the president sometimes engages in vulgar commentary, but our plaintiffs were saying th