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in the transcripts of the open sessions mention of gina possible donald trump's choice as head of the cia and appointments that caused controversy because she once ran a detention camp in thailand in two thousand and two where torture was used jean a hospital has a key role as god of the cia's secrets. as head of the cia it's within her power to decide what classified information can be provided to the defense in this case. so has gina hospital blocks evidence which could help the defense to find out we settle from the confines of camp justice to ask one of the defense lawyers. away from the count one time in a naval base has all the trappings of small town america. even has its own radio station with a souvenir shop and a fun slave looking infidels backyard. we meet up with defense lawyer james canal again but when we ask him about jena hospitals role it turns out that some questions he's not allowed to want. asked for as director of cia controls the pipeline of information from the cia to the prosecution to us is there any evidence that it is an impediment in the first and. i can't

in the transcripts of the open sessions mention of gina possible donald trump's choice as head of the cia and appointments that cause controversy because she once ran a detention camp in thailand in two thousand and two where torture was used jean a hospital has a key role as god of the cia's secrets. as head of the cia it's within her power to decide what classified information can be provided to the defense in this case. so has gina hospital blocks evidence which could help the defense to find out we settle from the confines of camp justice to ask one of the defense lawyers. away from the count one time in the naval base has all the trappings of small town america. even has its own radio station with a souvenir shop and a fun slave looking infidels backyard. we meet up with defense lawyer james caan al again but when we ask him about jena hospitals role it turns out there's some questions he's not allowed to wants. as director of cia controls the pipeline of information from the cia to the prosecution to us is there any evidence that it is an impediment in the first. i can't answer

in the transcripts of the open sessions mention of gina possible donald trump's choice as head of the cia and appointments that cause controversy because she once ran a detention camp in thailand in two thousand and two with torture was used gina hospital has a key role as god of the cia secrets. as head of the cia it's within her power to decide what classified information can be provided to the defense in this case. blocks evidence which could help the defense to find out we settle from the confines of camp justice to ask one of the defense lawyers. away from the condo one ton a naval base has all the trappings of small town america. even has its own radio station with a souvenir shop and a fun slave looking infidels back. we meet up with defense lawyer james caan al again but when we ask him about jena hospitals role it turns out that some questions he's not allowed to want such. as director of cia controls the pipeline of information from the cia to the prosecution to us is there any evidence that is an impediment in the first and. i can't answer that question you can't answer tha

in the transcripts of the open sessions mention of gina possible donald trump's choice as head of the cia and appointments that caused controversy because she once ran a detention camp in thailand in two thousand and two where torture was used jean a hospital has a key role as god ijn of the cia's secrets. as head of the cia it's within her power to decide what classified information can be provided to the defense in this case. so has gina hospital blocks evidence which could help the defense to find out we settle from the confines of camp justice to ask one of the defense lawyers. away from the count one ton a naval base has all the trappings of small town america. even has its own radio station with a souvenir shop and a fun slogan rocking infidels back. we meet up with defense lawyer james canal again but when we ask him about jena hospital's role it turns out that some questions he's not allowed to want such. as director of cia controls the pipeline of information from the cia to the prosecution to us is there any evidence that is an impediment in the first and. i can't answer tha

noah weisberg, and gina martin adams. your that was part of thesis p or where about to get facebook, amazon -- is tech the right time to have an leadership? gina: i think romaine brought up the semiconductors as a leading indicator for stocks. when semiconductors are rising, the stock market is doing well along with transports. that is the key. i think it is a very solid sign that texas instruments comes out and talks about -- talks down expectations of recovery into the latter half. can -- and the rise.is continuing to if you look within tech, clearly tech valuations are some of the most extreme across the s&p 500. if you look within tech, valuations are still the most discounted group within tech. room for valuation expansion on this group relative to the rest of the counterparts in that index. if they continue to lead, your outcomes are probably good for the market. taylor: we have the tech, s&p 500 tech index running up to another record. the p/e ratio on this tech stock above the five-year average. caroline: microsof

[laughter] gina: that is a really good question. the financial sector in europe is so suppressed in terms of their growth rate that there is some sort of desperation for activity to improve that outlook. however, no deal is perfect, but there are a lot of complaints that this deal is particularly imperfect. i think that is what the general consensus view is, that maybe we can find a better option. maybe there is a better way out of this. there have been a lot of rumors the ecb may cut or do something different. maybe that helps the banking sector a little more and we don't need to lean on mergers. there's just a lot of uncertainty with respect to financials. this is a sector that has lagged persistently throughout its entire cycle. david: is it going to stop lagging without laying people off? when we talk about consolidation, that means typically you are going to let positions go. jackie: that is what everyone is worried about. that is why this is a big of a limit. they are worried about their jobs on the line, wiping out huge marke

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gina, is this further fuel for the fire? gina: i think it is somewhat mixed.nventory line. what we are seeing the broader spectrum of s&p 500 earnings are the segments most affected to the bloated inventory situations , now they are stuck with too much on their books and starting to pick up, those are some of the weakest players in the s&p 500. some of the energy companies, some of tech, we are seeing this in the semiconductor space. texas instruments and intel suggest we are stuck with a lot on our books and demand is not improving. this is one of the big keys to managing a turnaround in the earnings stream to manage this so company -- carol: i do wonder about the second quarter. do we see the numbers rein in significantly? gina: final sales for domestic producers was 2.5%. that is above trend growth if you look at potential gdp of two. we could see a slight downward trajectory in the second quarter but that 2.5 percent is a solid number. i'm looking at futures and we are seeing impact in terms of the treasury trade. how would you anticipate investors role th

so, gina, what do you see globally..a.'s role, the united states has to play a global role with in him was a e.p.a., but what is your experience, and what do you see projecting ahead? mccarthy: i actually still do quite a number of meetings. there are still negotiations happening. a lot of them are the prior administrative, the obama administration. we had meetings in m.i.t. with india and a lot of folks. the sad thing for me is they always start out by apologizing because i feel it is essential, because i'm really sorry about some of the disrespect going on now. i had this conversation with the president of the u.n. general assembly, we had her on the phone, because i am interested in building health and sustainable development goals and thinking about how health can become a fundamental pathway forward on the imbc. icy health issues is becoming permanent in the developing world and you get at the same exact sources that one would want to get at for climate only without all that drama about whose fault it is. so i am havin

we are joined by michael mckee and gina martin adams. let's start with what is going on with the economy. let's put the president on a gdpt from friday, "real 3.2% at an annual rate. this is far above expectations. importantly, inflation is very low. make america great again." he does deserve a bit of a victory lap, doesn't he? david: what is the fed -- michael: what is the fed going to do? does going to do what it when there is low inflation. in this case, because of the tax bill, this president probably did have a lot to do with the numbers, but the numbers are kind of interesting. what we will be looking at this week, this is a case of the commerce department knowing something we don't know. you know how your kids do that? we did not get the spending numbers for february, and march wouldn't have been out yet, but they have it, and that is incorporated into the gdp numbers. when we saw the consumer spending, we have to consider that february was also week, so we may not get great numbers today on the spending side. what does that mean

gina martin, whose campaign led to the new laws. quitting x—factor. for those of you who are fans of the show. let's look ata number who are fans of the show. let's look at a number four. who are fans of the show. let's look at a numberfour. this is an interesting story that we spoke to a grime artist about, attitudes to grime artist about, attitudes to grime artists. stormzy has pulled out of the snowbombing festival, because he said members of his team had been racially profiled. he said he had taken a stand because his manager and friends had been, in his words, targeted and aggressively handled by the security teams, saying they had intelligence someone was carrying a weapon. stormzy has apologised to his fans, and the festival is also saying that the security team were acting according to protocol, but it has apologised, the organisers have apologised to stormzy and said they were doing everything they could to understand what exactly had happened. let's look at the most watched. this is rather funny. police hunting look at the

its way into the new york times puff piece on the current head of the central intelligence agency gina haskell as part of the articles focused on ms haskell's use of spy skills to connect with them essentially influence u.s. president donald trump's decision making was a curious little tidbit about a time last march when haskell and others were briefing trump on the u.s. response to the infamous cripple poisoning in britain mishaps poll showed pictures of the british government had supplied her young children hospitalized after being sickened by the no but shock nerve agent that poisoned the script she then showed a photograph of ducks the british officials said were in a burton lee killed by the sloppy work of the russian operatives this is what was written in the times this apparently had a staggering effect on the president with the photos of sick kids and dead ducks ultimately pushing it can trump to take a strong option in choosing to expel sixty russian diplomats thing is. anyone who's actually kept up with this group all cases there were no sick kids and no dead bugs as the guar

oppenheimer, whose colleagues made the call joining us now alongside gina sanchez of global for "trading nation. give us the case right here. obviously, it's had a really good run still a good deal of head room to the all time high from last year how's the stock position >> here's one where fundamentally, it lines up and i say the macro was supportive as well the higher growth large cap companies in this low growth worm and that includes amazon. in the chart, i think the key point for us is that this is the most tactical amazon has been in years. and we say this looking at the stock's weekly mac d oversold levels from 2014, we think this is a resumption of the longer term uptrend and then speaking in terms of levels, the the near term breakout with the 200 day now support at 17-30 and with the resumption of that long-term uptrend, we expect new highs above $200 resistance. >> all right, when you say tactical, i know you mean the chart has given you the opportunity to play that inflection point higher. gina, you really could never doubt the amazon long-term growth prospects it was all a m

joe: still with us, kelly flynn of -- kelly flynn and gina adams. ,hile we wait for alphabet obviously tech is just killing it again. is it just another area like everything else where it is kind of getting stretched? kelly: as a value manager, we are somewhat underexposed to tech, but we pick our spots here or there. comparative 1999. i don't think we are anywhere close to that personally. still, as value managers, we are quite disciplined on valuations. we own a handful of things that i think have strong secular growth characteristics. >> what about health care? do you still see value there? obviously a big selloff and a lot of healthcare services over the last couple of weeks. we haven't had exposure there. but i think a scenario where there is a strong potential for value to be created over the next couple of years. caroline: alphabet has just come out with its earnings. first quarter earnings-per-share, $9.50. paid clicks on google properties up quarter on quarter. they are coming down. we are seeing miss in terms of first quarter revenue. no wonder we are seeing the shares fall s

gina: the broad market was in , so you had this broad rally. in march, the character of the market changed a little bit. it became a lot more about tech and defensive strategies. it is still rising. in large capscaps give a bit little bit. it has been a driver over the market for the last month or so. i think with this breakout of new highs, investors are getting dragged in kicking and screaming. there's not really anything enticing the investor to the market aside from the price trend itself, which can create some degree of angst. investors can only sit on the sidelines for so long and watch stocks making new highs before they get dragon. i think we are in that dragged in stage right now. it suggests the market is moving into slightly different territory then in the first part of the quarter. our third story here, there's reports overnight that it is not just deutsche bank -- deutsche bank talking about getting together with commerzbank. there is really a drive for consolidation in the banking sector in europe. emma: i think that is a byproduc

. >> joinings now is an eyewitness, gina natale near the cathedral right now. gina, are you in a state of shock? >> yes, i think everyone is a state of shock. we're just visiting my friend and i from chicago. we were within blocks of the cathedral just before it happened. it was like any other day. and then we started receiving -- we didn't actually see it, the smoke ourselves at first. then we started receiving text messages from friends back home. when we got back to our apartment, we could see the skyline filled with smoke. big plumes of dark gray smoke coming off the cathedral. so, quite devastating. >> are you still in the apartment now and what can you see? >> we are in the apartment now. there's no more smoke in the sky. so, we can't see very much. but right about 15 minutes after it was set on fire, we saw just -- i mean, the plumes went from the cathedral all the way across the skyline. even over the eiffel tower which, if you're not familiar, that's quite far. on the other side of the city. so very high, dark gray. very big. and can you also see plume

in the transcripts of the open sessions mention of gina possible donald trump's choice as head of the cia an appointment that caused controversy because she once ran a detention camp in thailand in two thousand and two where torture was used jean a hospital has a key role as god of the cia's secrets. as head of the cia it's within her power to decide what classified information can be provided to the defense in this case. so has gina hospital blocks evidence which could help the defense to find out we settle from the confines of camp justice to ask one of the defense lawyers. away from the count one ton of the naval base has all the trappings of small town america. even has its own radio station with a souvenir shop and a fun slave looking infidels backyard. we meet up with defense lawyer james caan al again but when we ask him about jena hospitals roll it turns out that some questions he's not allowed to want such. as director of cia controls the pipeline of information from the cia to the prosecution to us is there any evidence that it is an impediment in the first. i can't answer t

gina: it is early days yet. we had a few ipo's so far.ow supply and demand dynamics play out. one thing is how much demand has come from the companies themselves. tech companies have filed their cash back into buybacks, which has helped normalize the supply and demand. i think you do keep a really close eye on how supply and demand play out for tech, as well as the market at large because these ipo booms can either continue to accelerate the excitement about the group, or they can prove to be imbalanced if the supply is not met with an acceleration in demand and turns over. i would argue we haven't had an ipo boom yet. we are at the early stages of one. this could persist a lot longer than many people think if investor appetite proves to be very strong. we really haven't had strong investor appetite. it been more about companies buying back shares. david: bill, when you look at something like uber, i think it is pretty clear to most people it is an idea whose time has come. change the way we use automobiles. as an equity investor, do you

as five gina let's bring in our financial correspondent for saudis asia and we're hearing in poor. south korea with the world first that what about the rest of asia's five g. coming to other countries. well china and japan of course are the big obvious players in the race for five g. singapore is pressing on with its own developments in fact we just had our first altman to reality five g. phone call with australia end to end and this is of course on top of the numerous projects testing projects that are being run at the moment and over in thailand tell cause of bending to gether to run collaborative test bits and they are doing so by going against the grain using the much talked about while we take to support them. the us is pressing its allies to not use war way infrastructure in their five g. networks. asian governments handling this is it hurting world ways business in asia well in the case of south korea the head of s.k. telecom popped in horses they don't they don't seem to be worried about any security concerns that being said it is worth noting that the three telcos in south

fifty six saw the release of the first ever color film adaptation of the story with anthony quinn and gina lollobrigida in the main roles and shot partially on location at the real no tom. in this version cause he mutters disfigurements are played down and quinn's portrayal gives the character a less horrific appearance. it was inevitable that the hunchback of notre dame should get the disney treatment and in one thousand nine hundred six that studio released its animated musical drama which changed the original tragic ending to a happy one that outraged some fans of the original book but it didn't stop it from being a box office hit. piece. the following year saw yet another live action adaptation this time a made for t.v. movie starring mandy patinkin as causing mojo and some high acas as morale to. each version puts its own spin on the pot but a common thread is always a message of tolerance acceptance and lots. of. david. of course the wife of the billionaire falls on only pino who was i think the fuss to sort of come forward with a. donation for the rest in the restoration that's what

gina martin adams of bloomberg intelligence. the shanghai composite, still the world's best performing stock market. athens is not far behind. caroline: little greece. scarlet: that does it for the closing bell. romaine bostick is stepping in next four "what'd you miss." this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: live from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york, i'm caroline hyde. romaine: i'm romaine bostick. joe: and i'm joe weisenthal. caroline: markets in the green for this friday. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" jpmorgan gives its shares a boost, but wells fargo disappoints. we get the wells fargo cfo's taken a moment. chevron's $33 billion bet on amazon boost its peers as wall street eyes a revival. and another rough week for lyft as uber makes it ipo case and why elon musk might be a competitor. first, wells fargo announcing its full-year results, delivering a surprise. shares initially rose, but they slid as the bank lowered its forecast. let's join now with the wells fargo cfo, john shrewsberry. they are not looking do

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gina louden, mark simone joins me next. employees are reportedly panicked about frequent leaks at the company. who knew those leaks refiling political bias in people. according to breitbart conservative employees at google disclosed internal discussions noting hostile work conditions after they expressed what they call nonleft-wing opinions. you mean conservative opinions. some conservatives have facing threats about their employment with the internet giant. one would not be surprised. three top officials have resigned from the office of embattled and, well, discredited cooke county states attorney kim foxx. they've left her office in the wake of her decision to drop all charges against "empire" ak actr jussie smollett. one is foxx's ethics officer april perry who suggested foxx recuse herself originally from the smollett case. the others integrity director mark roturt and chief spokeswoman kierra ellis. it'seit's not a good time in tht office. integrity and ethics are obviously struggling. joining us gina louder, member of

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gina: i think we have to give it a little bit of time. pmi bounced back really quickly and 2016, but took a big it late in that year -- a big dip late in that year. i don't think anything about this screams fomo. i think there are a lot of investors that are scared of getting an. there have only been four positive weeks of flow into the equity market. compared to peak levels of the cycle, they are roughly 30% higher than we are today. if you look at etf flows, they are only about 1/3 of total equity markets. i don't think there is any fear of missing out. i think there is still a fear of getting in and a lot of skepticism that has power the rally higher. once we get the depletion of that skepticism and investors start flooding in, that is usually a sign of some form of top. david: we've been talking u.s. stocks and earnings. let's turn to europe. we started with the first european bank out today, credit suisse. francine lacqua got to sit down with the ceo, and he feels a little vindicated about holding onto his trading operation. it was u

gina sanchez of global are your trading nation team today to talk about this one. considered on the fundamental side, someone to listen to what are the technicals telling you right now about this messy chart? >> the technicals are saying to sell it. this is a stock we've been bearish on for a while and recommend selling. i think what's notable about today's weakness is that it's occurring below the bearish slope of the stock's 200 day moving average what this is showing is the near term is lining up with the long-term weakness we see this as a resumption of the long down trend. >> gina, obviously, i guess even the bulls on ge would say this is a long process of the company regaining the trust of investors or the benefit of the doubt. where would you come down in terms of, i guess, trying to assess whether the company has a shot at a real comeback? >> i think this is really what happens when you get a stock that goes down 67% at nearly option value and if you look at the ceo's claims, larry saying he expects to turn it around by 2020 and the power sector in 2021 tha

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katie stockton and gina sanchez are your "trading nation" team today.atie, interesting set-up for disney stock went sideways for the better part of four years and now almost vertical on this burst of good news where does that leave the chart? >> disney had a breakaway gap this month, that tends to be a long-term positive development it had been under accumulation for some time. momentum improve during the trading range and i'm encouraged by what we saw on the back of the breakout in the short-term, a little bit overbought but i'd love to add exposure into a pullback with disney to take advantage of what would be a long-term measure move projection of 180 on the back of that breakout. >> all right, gina, whether it's the "avengers" box office or the streaming plan, a lot of good news is now out in the open. is that telling you it's time to take procfits or support the bul case >> i think it supports the bull case because there's actually a lot of good news for a long time you look the, all of the photograpthings that diss bought i think the fundamentals

. >> all right >> relative breakout >> going to say maybe a see juncture with another round number ginadecent sign, i guess, for what the economy might be doing. how do you see it as an investment prosect >> you're right. remember the transports are coming off of 20-year high volumes in 2018. they're going to naturally slow. but from a valuation perspective they look really healthy this ride is going to be as solid as the s&p on average. it would be very very good they're expected to grow at an earnings rate at about 10% growth for the rest of the year. that's still pretty good >> yeah. 10% growth for cheaper than the market pe seems like a decent tradeoff gina, jc, thank you. for more information follow us on twitter at trading nation >>> ahead on power lunch, the next big ipo pinterest expected to price above expectations everything you need to know about that ipo next. plus one of the world piece biggest casinos set to report results after the closing bell what's in the cards. see what i did there for las vegas sands. then we're tackling the challenge many athlete have with financial

. >> yeah, gina, even as the sector was making new highs, there were still questions about whether, int, the overall cycle had turned for the better and naturally, big china implication doesn't mean we have the trade talks. where would you come down on it? >> that's right. china and qualcomm's kissing and making up with apple some of this is very idiosyncratic and a very mixed bag but the expectation the semis will recover in the second half or if you listen to texas instruments the first half of next year but the point is that this recovery and this soft patch is likely to find some footing later in the year. i don't think you don't give up the semis all together but be careful which stocks you're in >> yeah, we'll see they certainly peak well below the market last time let's see if they can hold up in these levels at this point thank you, phil and gina for more "trading nation," head the our web site or follow us on twitter at @tradingnation. >> intel down nearly 10% today and "wall street journal" reporting apple discussed acquiring intel's smartphone modem chip business. that busin

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amy: protesterers speaking and auburn university, interrupting gina haspel in alabama. haspel is a 33-year cia veteran who was responsible for running a secret cia black site in thailand in 2002 where at leasat one prisoner wasas waterboarded and tortrtured in other ways during her tenure. she also oversaw the d destructn of videotapes showing tortrturet the black site. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. on thursday, the justice department released a redacted version of special counsel robert mueller's 448-page report detailing russian meddling in the 2016 election, the trump campaign's contacts with russia, and president trump's attempts to i impede the special l coun's investigation. the report states "the campaign expected to benefit electorally from informational stolen and released through russian efforts" but mueller concluded "the investigation did not establish that members of the trump campaign conspired or coordinated with the russian government in its election interference

i think in the earlier panel, gina talked about ways to science.he agency's the issue of risk mitigation is alive and well today as it was when we were trying to figure out how clean is clean in the superfund program. and i say that with the backdrop that with the internet, everybody is a scientist. i consider that one of the, perhaps the biggest challenges. and maybe one of the most the aba canles ma play is educating the public. bob, you have had a great career both in government and now working with some of the thought leaders in the private sector. the aba's think about role in being the wind at the back, and wearing the other had of being the tough regulator and the enforcer? , that is a tough balancing act, it is one of the ones that has been going on for 40 years. i think it is fair to say that when it comes to conversations , protecting the environment, sustainable humanity, that we are in a pretty tense moment in human history. not just in the united states. things that are uplifting were 100 190 countries -- 190 countries agreeing in paris on agreement, and letter on the same t