presley gerber met up with them in the wee hours of the morning.the son of cindy crawford and rande gerber. >> lori, lori! >> living it up out on the town, comes after a source reports that olivia feels hurt and betrayed by her mom, and isn't speaking to her. lori and her husband mossimo have entered pleas of not guilty in the college bribery scandal, but their younger daughter is in no way ready to forgive anything her parents have done. our source says olivia has had a hard time dealing with the college scandal and is concerned that she will always be seen as "that girl whose family paid her way in." and while olivia has been stonewalling her sitcom star mom, our source reports that her older sister bella has a very different relationship with lori. the two have been a wonderful support to each other. with monday's court date in boston looming for lori and her husband, "e.t." has learned that lori is ready and just wants to tell her side of the story. >>> so, lori may write a book. former nba star lamar odom already has a new one. nearly four yea

we also have ross gerber of gerber kawasaki. john, what are you doing? >> i've got a shopping list.blem is this market could be up 10% in the next month, it could be down 10% in the next month because so much is out of control, because you have two very volatile personalities. president trump, you see the volatility through his twitter line and his commentary that he makes, but president xi also, who will say one thing and then back channel, china does something else. it's hard to handicap this. since you can't handicap it, i'm just sitting back and waiting. i have a laundry list of stuff that doesn't have to do with trade wars. disney's a great by. uranium is a great buy. i'm sitting back to wait what happens. liz: five minutes remaining, folks. no commercial breaks. dow down 610 off the lows. nasdaq down 266, barely off the lows. ross, what are you doing on a day like today right now with four minutes left? besides talking to me? >> well, i'm sitting here in your studio talking about it. but you know, we are kind of doing the same thing, looking for opportunities and where we find

already donates 5 percent of the money she mix to the education of under people aged young gerber's she doesn't only want to bring these candidate items back to life she also wants to give something back to society. it's to kenya's capital nairobi now where a young graffitti artist is using his skill to brighten the parts of his neighborhood and the safe spaces for the youths. it's a graffiti jam a meetup of street artists from around town one of nairobi's low income neighborhoods 1. 22 year old organized a meetup and it has a teen safe spaces for the youth. of today will be painting these walls will be bringing their trucks and their trucks but in reading they'll be basically talking to their community about train mumbled for the rains. that are happening to have it and give them our voice to speak out. crime police brutality those other problems here but a social center run by former gang members has been trying to change the neighborhoods image that's why they approach the artists. at night in its place used to be back with a sleepless night they're actually in the late was not funct

honestly, i would say this time, the picture of the boaters is a i would say gerber is a bit more onmap and i think that politicians and parties in european leaders have to develop. —— i think germans are a bit more on the map. thank you to you both. we will be talking to you throughout the hour. on one level it is all about domestic politics and they become intertwined with each countries ambition for what the eu should be. fairto ambition for what the eu should be. fair to say countries and parties within them do not agree. we will come back to the issue. stay with us on outside source — still to come... the world of motor sport remembers a three—time formula one world champion. niki lauda has died at the age of 70. we will hear attributes to him. —— attributes to him. we look back on an illustrious career. this morning, an indian air force plane caring mr gandhi's body landed in delhi. the president of india walked to the plane to solemnly witness mr gandhi's final return from the political battlefield. ireland has voted overwhelmingly in favour of gay marriage. in doing so, it's

liz: john layfield, ross gerber. thank you very much. [closing bell rings] not a win-win for the pools but a lose-lose. win for the bears. turbulent session. i will hand it to "after the bell." it is yours. melissa: the nasdaq biggest one day loss for the year. ending in the red on escalating trade tensions between the u.s. and china of the dow ending down 618 points. wow, off the lows of the session. we had been down about 719 earlier in the day but still, whoo, i'm melissa francis. happy monday. connell: exactly. what a way to do it. i'm connell mcshane, welcome to "after the bell." not often with he say off the lows. s&p down 2 1/2%. the nasdaq off 3.4% at the close. washington to wall street on a very important day. deirdre bolton on floor of the new york stock exchange, edward lawrence at the white house. deirdre, we'll start with you now. reporter: clapping because it is over. the dow still settling down 618. we'll get a final print in the next few minutes. clearly off the lows of the session. we're down as low as 700 plus but only

gerber shares resume trading today. more than 7% below on a disappointing first session on friday.s a dead. softbank was one of the biggest victims, shedding $9 billion in market value. emily chang spoke to the uber ceo after shares opened for trade. >> you cannot pick when you go public. you can control how you execute at the company, and are you bringing in happy consumers all over the world? we are going to focus on what we can control. we raised a lot of capital to invest for many years. that is what we are focused on. manus: let's get to peter elstrom, the bloomberg executive editor. he is our asia technology editor. good to see you. we are looking towards day to. -- day two. could it be as brutal as day one? >> it was not supposed to happen this way. uber is not just another technology company going public. it was the most valuable american company to go public. as they are heading out into the ipo, it is a marquee name. also as they were pricing the ipo, they were very careful with it. we heard demand was strong. they were priced near the upper end of the range. instead, the

bill gerber break getting close to 70 degrees today and redwood city palo alto in woodside surpassingrk up to 75 each the upper 70's to low 80's, a big warm up from yesterday similar range of numbers down u hello to 72 with concord walnut creek in danville back into the 80's 80's for most of the north bay vacaville, one of our warm spots up to 86 and some 60's and 70's out all the way towards the coast with a bit of sunshine actually picking its way out at the coastline. unlike yesterday when it remained great all day long for coastal areas. today and tomorrow not a whole lot of change here whether you're inland bayside or along the coast. you've got temperatures that are going to be pretty much the same we start to see temperatures rising in london sunday and then they are really start stepping up that temperature latter come the middle of next week by tuesday and wednesday inland spots nearing 90 degrees in some cases that's a look at your weekend forecast robin, how is your friday morning traffic is off to a 5 idiot traffic is moving well through the tolls across the span into the

. >> the gerber goods this morning was a good example of that the longer it goes on, it wears on capx and upside of the economic outlook i think it puts the outlook on an even field than we had been expecting earlier this year. does it wear down the bulli, bri a bullish call >> no. s&p 500 was up 20% until the day after christmas. clearly the international components of technology, energy material and industrials have been hurt this month give me a break. technology is up 36% between those dates i gave you this is a give back, bit of a rest every time you have utilities hitting new highs, with respect to valuation of the u.s. market, it reads leading in terms of sector investors remain too defensive the market investor and economists are trying to thread the needle for the china deal. any kind of accord would be positive the first accord is not the last accord the markets are going to be volatile anybody can say that how do you invest in that? we think the return is a more traditional value, fundamental metrics but also dividend and growth is a way for investors to save their profits

. >> do you know ross gerber has more tweets than followers brand. >> speaking of -- >> who are you callingnot telling you. >> speaking of som of the past twelve. >> that's because elon's cannot tweet. we thought the s.e.c. was on cbs. turns out they're more active than ever. >> take a look at the premarket. dow is on pace for a fifth week lower. if that holds, haven't seen that in eight years we're back in a moment plan oh, sir. that was my grandma's. don't worry, ma'am. all of your stuff is in ok hands. just ok? they don't give two and a half stars to just anybody. here you go. what's this? it's your piano. hold this for a sec. we don't have a piano. no.. but the neighbors do. just ok is not ok. especially when it comes to your network. at&t is america's best wireless network according to america's biggest test. now with 5g evolution. the first step to 5g. more for your thing. that's our thing. . >>> looks like the buyers come on tesla in the premarket. shares are up. coming into the day, though, down for the 11th session in 12. tesla, of course, recently had some issues recovering delive

to review all of this, or preview all of this, ben dunbar is investment group leader at gerber kawasakin ben, why don't you start off what are the numbers the street's looking for what are the most important metrics? >> well, right now the most important metrics are going to be guidance. ultimately, it's not about this quarter, it's about what's going to happen with disney plus, "star wars" land opening up later this month you know, they have all these great movies slated. so it's really how they think they're going to do the rest of the year this quarter's kind of this in-between time as they're releasing all these things. >> julia, having said that, though, there's a lot of anticipation and a lot of positive anticipation. the stock's been up over 20% as we head into these earnings. >> absolutely, becky i mean, i think this quarter's important because it's really the first quarter that we're going to see the combined fox and disney numbers together, those very meaningful. we already saw disney rearrange its reporting units, consolidating consumer products in parks to sort of simplify t

. >> jim, back when you were still eating gerber's peaches another speaker, tip o'neill, used his influencewas speaker, actually, to move peter odino, to move carl albert and it became, you know, the nixon impeachment process. could you speak to the power, the strength, the influence of nancy pelosi as a leader of his party, as speaker of the house. in my mind its extraordinary and pales -- i mean, what tip o'neill did pales in comparison to what nancy pelosi is now doing, holding the house together at such a boisterous time. >> i'd say the second most powerful person in washington has even more command and control of house democrats than i think many of us thought that she would have. remember her pressure now comes from the left. given how liberal she is, the pressure is still from people who are more liberal than her, aoc and others who really want to fight. they want to fight on issues, this he want to fight on impeachment and yet somehow she kind of holds the old guard together. you look at the members who are committee chairs, the people who are in positions of elected leadership powe