emma stone! emma stone! >> that was -- that was dramatic. >> jimmy: no, i mean they love you.nd applause ] >> thanks, guys. thanks. >> jimmy: we miss you -- >> hi, guys. i miss you. >> jimmy: thank you for coming back to the show. >> this is so fun. thank you for having me. >> jimmy: happy birthday. >> thank you. >> jimmy: when was it? last week? [ cheers and applause ] >> two days ago. ♪ >> jimmy: your birthday was two days ago. >> two days ago. i turned 30! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is the big -- oh! what do you feel? >> i'm 30. >> jimmy: what's going through a 30-year-old mind? >> i mean, i feel pretty 30. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, no. >> well, what does that mean? i mean "feeling 30." it's not old but it's not not old either. >> jimmy: it's definitely -- it's definitely -- trust me. it's definitely not old. >> it's somewhere in between. >> jimmy: i'm 40. so i barely remember turning 30. >> but it's that whole new decade thing. >> jimmy: how were your 20s? did you love your 20s? >> um -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: interesting. >> yeah. no, i mean, i li

vi emma coronel sonreÍle. tambiÉn hay francotiradores que pertenecen a... pero adentro la seguridad estÁ a cargo de los... y el jefe de seguridad de esta corte lo trajeron de los Ánge s Ángeles, solo esta experimentado y solo se encarga de la seguridad de casos de alto perfil. >> maÑana seguramente continuaÁa el testimonio de jesÚs zambada, la defensa no debe interrogar. >> como decÍa julio la esposa del chapo guzmÁn, es la otra figura excluyente en este jui o juicio. desde que su marido fue extraditado a estados unidos emma coronel no se pierde ninguna de las audiencias. >> como si fuera una celebridad los reporteros la persiguen. todos crean una declaraciÓn de emma coronel, la esposa del narcotraficante joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn. ella es la otra protagonista en el juicio de su barrio, por estar casada con el arco mÁs peligroso y sanguinario del Último siglo. asegura que es especialista. >> tiene un papel importante en la construcciÓn del delito y del gran personaje. >> en una cuenta de instagram supuestamente

i'm emma barnett.arnett can be capture. —— emma barnett can be capture. —— emma barnett show. theresa may is with me to enter your texts and tweets. welcome to the prime minister. good to be with you. it is black friday today and i wonder if you have heard of any good deals out there? haven't been to any shots on black friday is i haven't been buying anything but i have been, of course, in brussels, negotiating. i think it is a very good deal, the right till the uk in terms of our brexit deal. i think it delivers on what people voted for. it brings an end to free movement, brings an end to sending vast annual sums annually to the eu. i think it delivers what people voted for and protect jobs. delivers what people voted for and protectjobs. i think that is what people looking for from the government. we will hear from them ina government. we will hear from them in a moment, but this morning we have had a woman say that she would like to give you a hug. we've had another woman said she would like to give

su esposa emma coronel no pudo abraz abrazarlo.uenas tardes un equipo de primera noticias asiste a primera fila al momento que 3 jurados abandonaron por la ansiedad de estar ante el temido narco es nuestra noticia principal pero este martes. el peor de los infiernos sube al menos 44 el nÚmero de muertos por los fuego que arrasan el norte de california, en el incendio mÁs letal de la historia del paÍs, llueven tambiÉn las donaciones para los s. dev ahania, aumenta la recompensa para que den la pista sobre la niÑa latina secuestrada hace una semana frente a su casa en carolina del norte el rapto conmociona a nuestra comunidad. se viene amazon, amazon abrirÁ nuevas sede en long island new jersey y arlington virginia, dicen que generarÁ 50 mil puestos de trabajos, aunque hay miedo a que se dispare el costo de la vida en estos barrios. noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart. >>> el narco mÁs sanguinario y temido del mundo le llegÓ la hora de enfrentar la justicia. comenzando con una explosiva ronda de argumentos, julio vaqueiro estÁ en

david: thank you, emma chandra. four days until the midterm elections. we talked to a democrat and partyican about what each is counting on to make the difference. this is bloomberg. ♪ e. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: it is balance of power on bloomberg television. i'm david westin. mark crumpton has first word news. secretary of state mike pompeo says eight governments will get temporary waivers from u.s. sanctions on the import of iranian crude but no european union nations are among them. the countries receiving exemptions have said they will move toward reducing oil imports from iran to zero. treasury secretary steven mnuchin says the u.s. is intent on stopping global funds from coppers.nto tehran's the sanctions go back into effect monday. the u.s. has removed turkey from its official sanctions list. the state department lifted sanctions on to turkish officials targeted in retaliation for the country's attention of an american pastor. andrew brunson was released last month after two years of confinement. a florid

jorge: la esposa del chapo, emma coronel tambiÉn se roba la atenciÓn en las audiencias. esposo y dijo que los bocetos que hacen de ella en la corte no la favorecen. el capo parece mÁs concentrado en ver a su esposa que en el juicio que lo mantendrÍa en la cÁrcel de por vida. >>rodeada de la atenciÓn de las cÁmaras que siempre acompaÑan su llegada a la corte, emma coronel llegÓ esta maÑana aÚn mÁs temprano que los abogados que defienden a su esposo. en la sala, dentro de la corte el se retocÓ el maquillaje y se ubicÓ en la fila de asientos reservados para los familiares del sub resto jefe del cartel de sinaloa que enfrenta 11 cargos. emma coronel se mostrÓ complacida por la corbata que lucÍa su esposo y hasta mencionÓ que ella se las habÍa comprado todas, pero sus agentes de seguridad le hacen combinaciones que no son de su agrado. tambiÉn dijo que no eran de su agrado los dibujos que hacen sobre ella porque segÚn emma coronel se ve mÁs subida de peso de lo que en realidad es, su esposo no tenÍa ojos mÁs que para emma. este movimiento de cabeza se trasladan a la corte, pe

emma stone lives for the spice girls.hy emma doesn't go by her real name emily. >> yes. in second grade did i go up to the teacher and ask her to call me emma? yes, i did. was it because of emma lee bunton from the spite girls? yes, it was. >> listen, we totally get it emily and so does eva longoria baston as i found out. >> i know you're very good friends with victoria beckham and the spice girls are going on tour and she's busy working. she's not going to do it. has she asked you to fill in? ♪ if you wanna be my lover >> ya no what, i am known around the way as latina spice, so you know, i don't know. i don't know if they need me to sing, but i'm a good back up dancer. >> that would be muy caliente, but eva's a pretty busy boss lady right now. the actor, director and mom to 4-month-old santiago is also an activist. her eva longoria foundation is all about helping young latinas build a better future. >> in your most tired moments what's the thing that this foundation has achieved that has kept you going? >> the faces on

a rally going on today and here's emma chandra. emma: seeing a bit of a rally today. a rebound for u.s. stocks considering the love that we saw last week. jones and s&p 500 both of 1.2%. the screen. across financials and consumer discretionary's that are the best-performing groups. only the defensive sectors in the red and just barely. the s&p 500 rallying after its worst week in one month. it shows once it fell into correction territory last week down 10% from its high, now bouncing back off that level. the s&p 500 looking like it's on the upswing at least for today. along week to go to see how it performs throughout the course of the whole week. looking at the movers, the retailers doing well. that's not surprising giving we are off the back of the holiday shopping weekend. monday means amazon is doing pretty well of almost quadra percent at the moment. it looks like it is just about the hit that right now. amazon straddling the tech rally specialty retail up 3% as well. not doing quite as well as the online retailers where the reach that we got from black friday wa

i'm emma hallberg -- >> reporhallberg wtracted25 postingiesh bngtips. many the self-proclaedim instagram influencer under fire accused oef pren etfollowers. >> i don't actually really upse. because the things tvehay accusing me of are natural on me. >> reporter: the controversy igniting after astttedwi t thes online. one showing her with much lighter skin and straight hair. though the swedish teen says she is white, many of her features appear culturally ambiguous. people on sociaol dia quick accuse her of blackphishing, someone pretending to be black. the imagesriggering an intern tet frenzy. the latest headline in a string of explosive stories surrounding the delicate issue of race and cultural appropriation. a topic lauren jackson is writing a book ab>> he simplet or o f replicating or mimickings look that is maintained and created by people from a very regionally and racially specifit on herself. so culturalappropriation, the na twitter writing, taking deals made for black girls and posing as black to manipulate and boost followers is a big deal. bl

. >> then emma stone's steamy triangle. >> it's not pg. >> idris elba thrilled over his biggest honor daughter? closed captioning provided by -- >>> put some freaking clothes on kacey musgraves. it's spelled wrong. that outfit is not country. >> this is kacey musgraves reading her mean tweets on ""jimmy kimmel live"" last night. leading the beauty brigade. heating up at last night's cmas. >> it's versace, but i'm saying it's yee-sace. i'm bringing a little yee how. >> this is good. i don't know how you're keeping it together, though. >> my grandma was like, you better make sure it's not a lift. >> how long have you been working out to wear this dress? >> worrying keeps my metabolism up. spanx doesn't hurt either. >>le many million's sexy cross neck halter jump suit. marrien morris east gown, cut out in the middle ♪ in the middlese carrie underwood's 11 outfit changes. she wore this bubble wrap dress and unveil third down blue mini skirt dress underneath. our favorite was the cape dress she wore while performing "love wins" ♪ love wins >> i feel kind of bad for returning dresses that a

emma: your capex for 2018 has been devoted to i.t., half of it.of that is about driving the online customer and when it comes to mobile? michelle: technology is really fueling everything we are doing. certainly, a big portion of it is fueling the digital experience, and that is mobile for stores. but we are also investing a lot in our stores. we have a lot of innovation happening in the back of the house to help our associates be smarter about the store, and we also just started testing self checkout, which makes it really convenient. it is just in two stores but if that works, we could expand. a big strategy for us in marketing is personalization. segments like the core customer, millennial customer, they might want different things. so you need to have data, and you need to have a machine-based learning to serve of the content that will be relevant to those unique customers. emma: so is the store customer more important to you perhaps, than the digital customer at the moment? do you see the digital share of sales increasing to a greater number,

this is bloomberg. ♪ emma: this is "bloomberg daybreak." i'm emma chandra.p, in the next mobius partners. david: returned to wall street beat, where we cover three things wall street is buzzing about. primeof all, goldman's deal. then, the bitcoin bubble bursts. and it may be the worst bubble in all of history. and tesla's brush with death. teslausk details struggles. alix: so many things i want to say. joining us as jason kelly. let's start with a serious news -- goldman having a super amazing bet on real estate in queens just as amazon announces its new corners. as headquarters. jason: they did financing to the tune of $83 million in long island city. it is a mile from where at least to be. hq2 is going it can just before amazon is going to make their announcement. there is a reason they are goldman. david: they had a little nudge from the government, these opportunity zones we have mentioned. they were in the new tax plan to encourage investments in lower income areas. they were encouraged by that. jason: absolutely. this makes a huge amount of sense. it

this is bloomberg. ♪ emma: this is emma chandra in the hewlett-packard enterprise green room.g. ♪ emma: the white house is circulating a report on whether to impose tariffs on car imports to protect national security. bloomberg has learned that president trump will meet with senior members of the trade team today to discuss how to proceed on the tariffs. the parent of google says it can do better when it comes to sexual harassment in the workplace. they outline steps the company is taking to rectify in number of issues. google employees around the world gave reports that they gave millions of dollars of exit packages to those accused. berkshire hathaway home services second --ing a that is your "bloomberg business flash.". david: home depot announces third-quarter earnings, leading across the board. maces is out tomorrow followed by walmart, jcpenney, and nordstrom's. welcome to stephen sadove . what do you expect could home depot got off to a strong start. stephen: strong numbers for home depot and you will expects several -- more out of several others. i would expect it is a

and benjamin, and emma, you know, emma was thrust into the public spotlight. and en a stranger who found his way into emma's inbox with a message that said, you know, you are a liar. i think what we're talking about here is e disbelief that some people have when rape survivors come forward. and the demand for forensic evidce when that is itself a incredibly complicated topic. i think this was challenging ca e my job is to make sure that all people on the call feel safe. i need it to make sure emma felt safe talking about this. if benjamin didn't feel comfortable the way the call went, the episode wouldn't have gone out. i think my j is creating a safe space for all of my guestsn including benjand -- >> is it your job to hold them in equal weight? >> well, i don't know that it's important to hold one human's account of what happened to them in equal weight to a stranger who's denying haat that ever ened to them, right? a stranger's suggestion that what they say happened to them didn't happe i don't think it's about holding those two things in equal weight. but

emma chandra with first word news.ent netanyahu made a last appeal to keep his government in power. he says the government is facing one of the most complex security challenges, and cannot afford to hold early elections. defensek israel's minister quit, bring the government to the brink of collapse. net yahoo! will keep the defense portfolio in his old hands. the european union is developing new rules. trumps of legislation may come out tomorrow. foreign threaten investments that could threaten national security, especially in energy, transport, and technology. president trump would not stop acting attorney general robert robertr from limiting mueller's investigation. the president told foxnews he would not get involved. before whitaker was appointed, he publicly criticized the probe into russian election meddling. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg. alix: earnings season almost at its

es muy interesante ver lo que pueda ocurrir con emma coronel y las declaraciones que hace.tra le brinda quizÁs apoyo para Él. pasan las horas y las cifras de fallecidos aumentan por los incendios en california. son 59. cerca de 500 personas y 22 perros acuden a las comunidades del norte devastadas por el mortal camp fire. la mayorÍa de las víctimas son jubilados de la tercera edad. carolina: las autoridades han dicho que comenzarÁn a tomar muestras de adn a personas que busquen a sus familiares. nos vamos a chico california con luÍs que nos cuenta de esta crisis humanitaria que se ha desatado por las personas que ya no tienen en dÓnde vivir. luis: estamos en la ciudad de chico hills california, esto es lo que pasa cuando hay que evacuar una ciudad de 27 mil personas pero no hay lugar para ponerlos a todos. a cientos de familias en carpas acampando en este que es un lote de estacionamiento de un walmart. esto se ha improvisado en los Últimos dÍas. hay comida, la gente estÁ trayendo donaciones, tambiÉn traen alimentos, ropa y todo lo que puedan necesitar. el problema es que a

emma, you are joining us live. lighter than at 6:00 a.m. us about the conversation with the macy's ceo, what he and other retailers are saying about how this black friday compares to previous years and the level of discounts that they are having to offer. emma: yes, good to see you again. it is still very cold outside of the macy's store. it was a great conversation with the macy's ceo, who said they are off to a strong start, that they have seen higher traffic van before. he also said that things started early and were doing better online. and we got interesting figures from adobe analytics, saying that as of 10:00 a.m., $643 million was spent online here in the u.s. they expect it is on track to be $6.4 billion by the end of the day. and when you look at online, yesterday on thanksgiving, it was $3.7 billion and over $1 billion was on mobile. the first time more than $1 billion has been spent on mobile on thanksgiving day. taylor: how does the composition of sales, how is it affected by the weather? i could sit here online, or i could go

let us join emma ba rdney. deal at all. thank you. let us join emma bardney. were at the irish border and that represents one of the biggest obstacles in these talks, what is your reading of where that may be in terms of this agreement that has been outlined? you are right, the irish border is a bump in the tarmac but it has become the biggest mountain to overcome in these brexit negotiations. the dup's biggest beer has been that theresa may would sell them out and leave northern ireland more tightly tied to eu rules by the rest of the uk breaks free and tonight they worry that their biggest fears are coming true. that is because the dup believes that what is contained in the agreement are measures which could in future result in the need into new checks on goods coming from great britain to northern ireland in order to avoid checks at this border. in the last hour we have heard arlene foster reiterate that this would be unacceptable and i cannot stress enough how an bending the party is on this. tonight they are poised to follow through on their threats and t

emma chandra has first word news.n southern california, a gunman broke into a country and western bar last night bronx moat grenades and opening fire. he killed 12 people including a-shares deputy. 10 others were wounded. the gunman was found dead inside. authorities have not identified him yet. we have no idea there was a terrorism link to this or not. these are ongoing investigations and that investigation will come out as soon as we are able to determine exactly who the suspect was and what motive he might have had for this horrific event. the shooting took place in thousand oaks, california, 40 miles from downtown los angeles. the president has tweeted he has been briefed on the incident. a critic of the russian investigation is now supervising it. president trump named matt whitaker to be acting attorney general. whitaker is a temporary replacement for jeff sessions, who resigned at the president's request. president trump quickly criticized sessions for recusing himself from the russia investigation. opec is con

emma: the big reaction is obviously in the british pound. it is almost down 1.93%, hitting $1.27 to the dollar. a lot of people are seeing the pound is now untradable. we're hearing from a number of people within the world of ethics saying with the uncertainty, we do not know -- of fx saying with the uncertainty, and we do not know which way it is going to go. david: exactly. guy, was there much volume, though? do traders know what to do, whether to come and go out? guy: the direction is difficult, says, and we see a lot of traders buying volatility, hedging themselves against that move. you go to the options market, and we have the straddle/strangle situation, the tale of the outcome. end upxit could producing for the pound and try to protect themselves as well. we see a volume spike when dominic raab resigned. we saw that with gilt and equities as well. equities, remember, are protected from the brexit turmoil. ,es, the ftse was lower today but it is the fact that the pound has retaken the pressure here. the ftse tends to remain elevated.

emma ross thomas is joining us.so joined by iain stealey, portfolio manager at jpmorgan asset management. what do we know, what will happen next? emma: the cabinet is going to look at this text, so there will be a meeting tomorrow. and the fight is whether the theh backed stocks, guarantee is the u.k. is offering to keep the irish border open, whether those guarantees will bind in the u.k. into the e.u. forever or indefinitely. and if they do, if that is something the cabinet members can live with. what we're looking for now is they will get the text, they have been invited tonight into the office of may to look at the text before the meeting tomorrow. so we are looking for any resignations, protests, can the cabinet live with this? and if they can and they do sign off on it, you will see some white smoke and the choreography of getting a deal. going to brussels and getting some hand-checking. guy: the government has to back down in terms of the legal advice the attorney general has provided surrounding the back sto

return to emma chandra with the first word news.ood morning, david, more bad news from california, another six dead have been found in northern california, raising the death toll to 29. another two people have died in fires in southern california. more than 6700 homes and other buildings have been destroyed, and almost 250,000 people remain in vacuum it it. high winds again in the forecast. in florida, the senate and governor elections have gone into recount, setting off outcries by the republicans, led by president trump. thepresident tweeted that democrats are trying to steal the election, but offered no evidence. acting attorney general matthew whitaker signaling that some of the worst fears about him would come true. withberg news has come up a story that whitaker had said the robert mueller probe could be halted by withholding funds in riyadh global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tic-toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm emma chandra. this is bloomberg. david? david:

ml: you said it best -- emma: you said it best. big problem is uncertainty for all of the retailers. they do not know what will happen. tariffs are tweeted about by the president frequently. we think there will be -- between u.s. and china. the market often reacts and then things might get worse. i was reading a note from the head of political analysis at ever court and he said he is putting it 95% chance this meeting between president trump and president xi is just going to be a grip and grin. we are not in the see any resolution. that is exactly what retailers do not want. they want to see some resolution. the report in the wall street journal says they are trying to cover their bases ahead of this possible increase in tariffs in january. they're are stalling to look at their supply chains. i have been speaking to a number of ceos from retails and they say the uncertainty is making things difficult they are looking at their supply chains and where they can make changes and change suppliers. it is not easy. supply chains are compl

emma: a lot of investors are worried about that.e says a lot of the calls he has been taking from investors are on the issue. he says it has been about getting investigators -- investors to see apple as a service oriented company rather than a producer of things. amazon web service sales has been growing. david: it is not just apple. both alphabet and amazon are getting hit because of eu taxes? emma: it looks like there will be a scrap between european countries and this proposed tax on tech giants. finance ministers are set to meet tomorrow to strike a balance. it would tax tech companies whose worldwide revenue is above 700 and 50 minute -- 750 million euros. it is likely to hit the likes of amazon and alphabet more because it is more focused on those that offer advertising services. we know europe has not had any problem with going after apple in the past. sure. that is for up next, we will talk about a democratic promise made about his party's plans after tuesday. this is bloomberg. ♪\/\ power this is "balance of ," and for our

su esposa emma coronel, cada vez que llega a la corte genera tremenda conmociÓn.y más costoso de la historia. vamos a pasar con claudia uceda, nos amplÍa desde la ciudad de nueva york. escuchamos. claudia: hola, quÉ tal, cÓmo estÁn. asÍ es, esta es la segunda semana de este juicio del siglo, muchos estÁn llamando. dÉjame contarte que sÍ, vimos a emma coronel llegar esta maÑana, no se tomÓ selfies, intentamos hablar con ella, hacerle preguntas, cÓmo se siente, no dijo nada. estuvo un poco seria, quizÁs tratÓ de evadir a la prensa, pero dÉjame contarte lo que pasÓ adentro de la corte, lo que ocurriÓhu dos cosas interesantes, lo primero es que cuando vio a su esposo, recordemos que ella no lo puede abrazar, tampoco pueden hablar, solamente se sienta en la segunda fila. cuando vio a su esposo, ambos se saludaron con seÑales, con seÑas en la mano y tambiÉn "el chapo" en algÚn momento le hizo una seÑa, como dÁndole a entender que tenÍa puesta la corbata que ella le habÍa escogido. recordemos que la semana pasada ella se enojÓ porque no se puso "el chapo", la corbata que

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emma chandra is here with "first word news." emma: the u.s.s wrapping up the trade dispute with china. the trump administration is accusing china of continuing its takeback campaign of intellectual property and theft. meanwhile, president trump won't let the merger of a u.s. based -- murder of a u.s. based journalist damages standing with saudi arabia. he says he will stand by the saudi's, regardless of whether the crown prince ordered the death of jamal khashoggi. president also sees the saudi's as a block on iranian influence. all this as saudi oil production surged after stronger than usual preparing forents a disruption in iranian supply. opec needs -- meets next month. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tick toc on twitter, powered by over 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. was a retailay bloodbath. hitet and ross the hardest taking the s&p retail index lower her and 18th day. joining us now is rsr research founder. allas interesting that they had different reasons for why they were strugg

hello, i'm emma barnett, and welcome to this special edition of the emma barnett show here on bbc radio five live, and also on the bbc news channel. the prime minister theresa may me is in here in the studio to answer your calls, texts, tweets, so let me say, welcome to the prime minister. it's very good to be with you this morning. well, it is black friday today, have you heard of any good deals? i haven't been to any sharps, so i haven't been buying anything. but i have been in brussels negotiating what i believe is a really good deal, the right dealfor the uk in terms of our brexit deal. i think it delivers on what people voted for. it brings an end to free movement, it brings an end to selling vast annual sums of money to the european union, brings an end to the european court having jurisdiction here in the uk. it delivers what people voted for and protectjobs and i think that is what people are looking forfrom the government. we will hear from the people very shortly. this morning, we've had one woman say she'd like to give you a hug, we've also had one woman say she'd like to giv

i'm emma chandra. this is bloomberg. wavering with up, china trade.his is bloomberg. ♪ guy: live from london, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." the u.s. and china trade deal is fading. china's president hit back against president trump's practices. >> in a world of deep economic cooperation, practices like winner take all -- takes all is a dead-end. vonnie: romaine, you are keeping a close eye on the markets. romaine: the china issue is a huge issue for investors. we had some glimmer of hope last week based on trump's comments. a lot of cold water was stone on that, partly from some of his advisers. we hear this language from xi jinping. they are so far away from any type of real agreement. this could drag on for maybe another year or so. vonnie: he talks a good game. not doing anything new. a bunch of things that we knew already. romaine: that is part of the big issue. we have known with the disagreement is between the u.s. and china. what we have not seen is any step forward on those issues. that

emma: i will try to.at 9:30, emma will sit down with an interview with jeff to net, macy's ceo. 10 billion pounds to be spent in the u.k. and it will be a blowout for the u.s. that buoy a strong economy? 164 million americans are set to shop this weekend and today alone, expected to produce $24 billion in sale. still with us is chris watling. your perspective on the u.s. side when it comes to spending? strong as it could continue to be? do you think the u.s. consumer is confident? chris: confidence is high and a very strong black friday. in market terms and indeed in the economy, that is not what is so interesting. on black friday is strong as a rule of thumb, and retailers know this. about as you get into next year is what i call positive or negative christmas surprise. if it is better than what people expect, the orders have to go back in at the beginning of next year. if it is worse, the economy feels it into the new year. that would reinforce what i think is a slowing outlook for the u.s. economy at t

emma: it depends on how you look at pot.of states changed their position and voters voting to legalize recreational cannabis. michigan was the 10th state to do that. utah and missouri legalizing medical marijuana use. we did see some voters rejecting, north dakota. in ohio, they rejected a number of drug initiatives. david: thank you very much. up next, what might the divided congress mean for the economy? we will talk with americans for prosperity president tim phillips. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. david: this is balance of power on bloomberg television. for first word

emma: it is a little bit warmer than it was at 6:00 this morning.o a little bit busier than it was. times quite quiet at that but now the crowds have returned. we spoke with the ceo earlier and he said the busiest time for this store, macy's, will be between 12:00 and 1:00. a lot of shoppers inside. a lot of shoppers around 5:00 yesterday also when they open. he also said macy's was off to a strong start, traffic was good. he also talked a lot about online spending. >> online traffic has been terrific. online is great because you good to see how it is tracking by area, what are the great specials, values that are resonating. we opened up at 5:00, i was here to see the crowds. heavier traffic than last year. the start has been strong. it was up until about 2:00 when we closed our stores and then reopened again at 6:00. it started out well. emma: that has been borne out by another -- a number of other people, saying traffic is ok but online is strong. adobe analytics also had with millionures saying $643 had been spent online today as a 10:00, and tha

emma simpson, bbc news. world war, ceremonies have been taking place in east africa. that's because news of the german surrender took two weeks to reach many colonial troops in remote rural areas. thousands of african conscripts were killed in the war, and their sacrifice has often been overlooked. but efforts are being made to change that, as andrew harding reports from kenya. last post. in a startlingly beautiful corner of kenya, a ceremony this afternoon to mark the end of a long forgotten war, a war so far removed from events in europe that it ended two weeks later. we pray for those who died during the war, believing injesus and abiding with him in the hope of rising again. and yet, this was no minor skirmish. britain and its allies fought a gruelling campaign over a vast area, chasing a tiny german force that used guerilla tactics to make its enemies divert men and supplies from the front lines in france. please don't dismiss this as a sideshow. this was an important area of operations within the world

this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emma: this is "bloomberg daybreak," i'm emma chandra. coming up.rg. ♪ emma: this is "bloomberg daybreak," and i have the bloomberg business flash. bank of america and deutsche bank may be john into one of the biggest money laundering investigations in history. -- may be drawn into. investigators have asked about jpmorgan. more asset sales at general election, they have agreed to sell a portfolio of health care leases for $1.5 billion. the buyer is a florida lender. musk is coming for a visit. he will walk entire model three production line on november 27. vehicles,ry sales to all facilities need to be able to support 1000 cars made per day. that is your bloomberg business flash. billions of dollars have traded hands in the art market, culminating last night with the record purchase of a portrait. the highest price ever paid for the work of a living artist. we are joined by the man. great to see you. >> great to be here. alix: did you expect $99? >> we did -- did you expect $90 million? >> we did. people are fascinated. joe lewis was determined to h

i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg.the ppi, the biggest jump in october for producer prices since 2012. out food and back energy. moving the market dollar at the highest session, euro dropping, gold dropping behind the safe haven by trade. up by just two basis points, versus three earlier in the day. coming up, m&a and a new congress. will the appetite for -- under a democratic house? we will talk to bob profusek. ♪ emma: this is bloomberg daybreak. i'm here in the hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: the lead house democrat on antitrust issues signaled his party will ramp up scrutiny of large corporate mergers when it takes control of the house. telling bloomberg, unfortunately i don't think there has been a robust role when it comes to antitrust policy. we have a responsibility to understand these transactions to understand that the statutes are working. shy away fromnot big deals in the run-up to the election, -- announced in the five weeks before the votes, making this year the third busi

shery: thank you so much for that, emma ross thomas from london.et's now bring in jacob shapiro, director of analysis from austin, texas. great to have you with us. prime minister may came further than others thought but she could be losing her job soon. do you expect a vote of no-confidence to be triggered and what does that mean for brexit? jacob: things are having me back on. people have been wanting to put the nail in the coffin for prime minister may for a long time and it has not happened. he has proven herself to be resourceful and crafty. i think she is certainly defiant. she knows she is at the finish line and she is putting it out there to see if anyone has an alternative. will anyone voice any kind of alternative to the plan? if not, she is a good chance of surviving. what this comes down to is if the conservative party turning against her. it's another thing to overthrow the government or vote against this deal if it comes to that. shery: from a simplistic point of view, the same cabinet ministers and numbers of parliament need to answe

i want to introduce you to and the -- emma willard. she was a teacher, proponent of women's education, and textbook writer. the textbooks she wrote sold over one million copies, a good payday. even though she founded the school in troy, new york, near albany, called the emma willard school. it still exists, a very good school. what she became known for was her textbooks. washistory of united states reprinted 53 times and translated into german and spanish. she was so well known that when she died in 1870, her death was baltimore, charleston, chicago, philadelphia, san francisco, and several other cities and towns. everyone knew her. education,or female she wrote a plan for female education which she presented to the new york state legislature. that is what is galvanized and eventually led to the school she founded in troy. she also sent that plan all over. in bogota, colombia, they founded a seminary called the seminary school. it was on her model. all over the place. she was active in trying to get one established in athens, greece. s

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i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg.candidates and party leaders at the weekend across the country trying to motivate their rating -- they're voting bases including president trump and former president barack obama. >> if crowds mean anything, we are to have a great tuesday. this is one of the most important elections of our entire lives. this election will decide whether we build on the extraordinary prosperity that we have achieved or whether we let the radical democrats take control of congress and take a giant wrecking ball to our economy and the future of our nation. >> the consequences of any of us profound.me our in the closing weeks of the repeated, we have seen nonstop incessant attempts to divide us. david: we welcome now keith parker, ubs head of u.s. strategy -- equity strategy. this chart takes us through different possible results. whether there is a divided congress or unified congress. the one time really does not work well is when the president is republican and there is a split congress. that is when th

emma vardy, bbc news. this is the briefing from bbc news.— despite a growing challenge to her leadership. other eu leaders have said they won't renegotiate the brexit agreement, even if it's rejected by parliament. the authorities in california say the number of people reported missing after the deadliest wildfire in the state's history has sharply increased to more than six hundred. at least 63 people are now known to have died. judges at the international tribunal in cambodia have convicted two former leaders of the khmer rouge of genocide. they were accused of carrying out a policy of targeting and eliminating two ethnic minorities. now it's time to look at the stories that are making headlines around the world — and no surprises as brexit dominates many of the front pages. let's just take a quick peek at the financial times — and how the uk is waking up to what's been called the most important issue since the second world war. the ft says the prime minister is fighting for her political life, and her brexit plan. the times suggests mrs m

♪ emma: coming up on "bloomberg best," the stories that shaped the week in business around the world.olitics moves market. brazil elect a new president well to many suitors announces lance to step down -- well leader announces plans to step down. >> the latest u.k. budget proclaims to and prosperity. ibm makes a major investment in the cloud. >> this is to me, all about resetting the entire cloud landscape. emma: tech giants are front and center in a patch lineup of earnings reports. >> this next year of a sick investment will take april away from those newsfeed -- this next euro of basic investment will take people away from newsfeed ads. >> alibaba is not hitched to the economy and the consumption trends. emma: and the end. -- conversations provide insights of what might come next. >> the old stocks have some kind toway to limit your downside riyadh >> a lot of talk about trade wars, but if you look on the ground come at a. >> is still working very well. >> there will still be issues come my love issues. just give me issues. emma: it is all straight ahead on "bloomberg best." >> hel

se encontraba emma coronel en la sala de audiencia, la esposa de gusman, quienes se abriÓ paso entre corte. el fiscal del caso afirmÓ que guzmÁn soborno a policÍas y militares mexicanos para enterarse de las operaciones que preparaban en su contra. insistiÓ en el perfil violento de gusman, en contra de la leyenda de que se trata de un arco pacÍfico. el fiscal le adelantÓ a los miembros del jurado que vano conocer un episodio en el que guzmÁn mato s y ordenó el fiscal recordÓ colombianos a estados unidos, le creo un apodo diferente.cuaÍ mercancÍas, inmediatamente las pasaba al otro eregaba la mercancÍa. gerardo: gusman se presentÓ en la sala de audiencia vestido de saco y corbata y no reaccionÓ ante las graves crÍticas que le hicieron durante la audiencia. en la sala se encontraba su esposa, emma coronel, a quien se le escuchÓ criticar porque Él no quiso usar una corbata que ella le regalÓ. desde brooklyn, nueva york, gerardo reyes. univisiÓn. patricia: vamos ahora a california, donde aumentÓ a 48 la cifra de muertos por los incendios en el norte del estado. , podrÍa haber mÁs, porque

you look at the script and thought what, emma? >> i was in love.nd you were the only american in the cast, right? >> i was. >> and rachel, why were you drawn to the character of lady churchill? >> i think all the characters are interesting and complicated and i know what you mean about the mean girls comment but -- because there are lots of females in the leading roles and they're not kind to each other but the difference is this it's about running england not being the most popular girl in the class. so in the beginning of the film. the te's in crge but she's not. by the end of the movie this one has taken over. so it's like vying for high stakes mean girls. >> "variety" calls it the of e back stabbing that plays out between the two cousins. describe the power struggle. you come and you were sort of a scullery maid. you refer to her as scullery scraps and turn one who was clearly in charge and then things took a turn. >> as i mentioned, i like to keep mentioning, running england and my cousin has fallen to from grace and she comes to court and fla