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that is the owner group of gucci. that stock is down about 5%. weighing on the cac to ftse mib down . %. dollar yen has been hanging in around the 112 may be mark 111.08 is where the currency is trading at now we did have some weakness in the nikkei overnight, and that currency tends to track with it. moving on to fixed income in europe we are seeing some big moves as far as mixed income is concerned. again, on back of those weaker pmi numbers. again, very close to that zero flat line. it's across all of these different countries as well. the exception being the ten-year spanish bond which tooemz seems to be at the overall exception finally, take a look at u.s. futures at the last trading day before we head out to the break. not for u.s. markets, actually dow was down about 100 points. pittsburgh penguins also seen opening about ten points weaker as well. this after a somewhat weaker session across the board for u.s. equities yesterday. one of the big stories we've been focussing on, uber is reportedly about to ink a deal with a group of investor

maker,ng the luxury slumping as growth cools at gucci.g. ♪ matt: welcome back to the european open, 10 minutes into the session and looking at drops across the board. not huge, but we see red arrows on major in texas here -- indexes here. the ftse in london is little changed. let's look at a chart of european earning and analyst estimates. hillary was paying close attention during my conversation and pointed out that the european profit outlook is being upgraded. for the first time, upgrades are overtaking downgrade since august. are morelike analysts upbeat than they have been previous and i think it is an interesting chart. 322 on the bloomberg terminal. let's get our top individual stocks story. annmarie: good morning. kering to the downside, even though gucci sales were up does not seem to be enough. the relentless pace seems to be cooling considered to be enough earnings momentum for the season. nestle reported the strongest quarter since 2016. a lot of people seem to be by more petfood and unilever is also higher. they are sales bea

gucci looks like it is shooting the lights out. have a look at this stop first thing tomorrow morning. be interesting to see how they open in europe. let's pitch it back to some of the tech stocks we've been watching so carefully and talk about what is going on with netflix. european stocks have been reacting to what we have seen with netflix. shares fluctuating off the reports we had last night. kailey leinz with the details. kailey: investors struggling for direction. shares opened 2% higher, drop 1% lower, now marginally higher. they had a strong first quarter, a record number of subscriber additions, above analyst estimates, but what was below estimates was second-quarter guidance. they implement price hikes between 13% and 15%. especially weak domestically. they only see 300,000 u.s. additions, or the other 4.7 million will be international. despite that, analysts are still bullish. one analyst at barclays noting that turn, if you normalized it is lower than when netflix increased the prices in 2016. goldman sachs says given t

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down cathedral still stands proudly over the river sand and with billionaires such as the owners of gucci and the outpouring and money to rebuild the cathedral is now guaranteed to survive but will the new notes look just like the old one and how quickly can it be rebuilt france now faces those tough questions but not saddam is not the first culturally significant building to burn across the atlantic just last year brazil's national museum was destroyed along with its twenty million item collection unlike with not just a quarter of a million euros have been raised just one percent of the estimated rebuilding costs . for a success story though france can look to germany's eighteenth century frauenkirche to the church of our lady it was bombed by the allies in one nine hundred forty five. and after two days of fire the church finally collapsed. for almost five decades east german leaders left the rubble of dresden paroch masterpiece as a reminder of the horrors of war. painstakingly rebuilt beginning in the mid ninety's the new file in kosher incorporates the ruins left from world war two a

his family owns the caring group here he is with his wife the caring group owns brands like gucci and eve some go on huge art collectors as well they pledged one hundred million euros well just a few minutes after that there are two rivals the no family that owns do if utah and the champagne company moet and chandon also huge are collectors they pledged two hundred million euros and of course not to be outdone the bets on cool family and their company cosmetics they also pledged two hundred million euros so if the french novelist vito go with his quasi modo saves not to put on the nineteenth century in this century it is really make up and perfume and fashion dynasties the complete opposite of course there ok let's let's return to the first savior of the cathedral cause about as we've seen the popularity of the movies but the story is also being turned into a disney musical which had its european premiere here in berlin in one thousand nine hundred ninety meanwhile has become the longest ever running musical hit first of all though a look at a ballet about the hunchback from a nine hu

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they own the couture brands gucci, st. laurent and alexander mcqueen. ma posted this image, i'm in deep shocku, paris. paris landmark it served as mov beast. 2011's "midnight in paris." and ethan hawke's indie film "before sunset." >> let's move on now to hoda kotb's surprise announcement on the "today show." >> it's a girl! and her name -- her name is hope. >> happy tears on the "today" show this morning, as hoda introduced little hope catherine kotb. hope's adoption makes 2-year-old haley a bigger sister. they adopted having a little sis? >> she was literally marching around like, i am a big sister. she tried to climb into the bassinet. >> congratulations to hoda kotb. i love her. giving a shouto morning. "e.t." can confirm estranged hum his post as executive producer of the wendy williams show. she filed divorce last week over reports that he allegedly fathered a child with his mistress. stated, quote, i'm not proud of my recent actions and take full accountable and apologize to miss wife wendy was spotted in new york without her wedding ring, huntin

. >> that is a freaking gucci shirt. >>> little 18 month old mason is hanging out with mom at the kalahari resorts in sandusky, ohio. they have come up on this really cool statue of this gorilla. >> he immediately points out the source of milk. >> not only does he point it out -- >> no! [ laughter ]. >> i guess he thought it was full. >> oh my gosh. >> i can't believe that. >> yep. >> is that a gorilla? >> he goes right at it. tries to nurse from this gorilla statue. >> oh, poor baby is hungry. >> wow. that's not even a human and he's like -- >> now, the little breast-feeding session doesn't last long when little mason realizes there's no milk in there. >> little cold. >> metallic. >>> it's trinity's big day. >> she's opening her gifts. >> how a birthday surprise makes her an ultimate idol of the army. >> no! >> oh. >> that's right. >>> and we're giving away another ipad. keep watching for monday's buzz word and your shot to win. that's coming up. young couples.ot of otr then we noticed something...strange. oh, could you

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vuitton, safari mark jacobs has promised $226 million for the effort and the penal family which operates gucci and saint laurent has pledged 115 million. the bena court-martial which controls l'oreal is matching that amount. apple ceo tim cook says that the company will also donate to the rebuilding efforts and he tweeted, we are heartbroken for the french people and those around the world for whom notre dame is a symbol of hope. we have been asking you to share your photos of your visit to notre dame pick you can share your memories using the #kpix on your facebook twitter and instagram pages pick much more on the story on kpixtv.com. >>> we get word of another dead well about 100 yards off the coast of pacific appeared this is the second one spotted today. the coast guard located the dead well at about noon time near manor beach pick it is floating in the water near the shore. they are warning people to steer clear of ten, a ad well washed up along the shoreline near richmond. chopper five showing where the carcass ended up along brooks island regional preservative scientists will be looking

the owner of gucci under a little bit of pressure. gucci numbers are pretty good.set so high. tom: let us continue, and what we need to do with the mueller madness today, let us listen to president trump. >> there was no collusion. there was no nothing. it's a disgrace frankly that they continue. you don't impeach people when they are doing a good job and you don't impeach people when there is no collusion. not only did i never work for russia, it is strange that you ask that question because it is a whole big fat hoax. one thing that was proven today, no collusion, there is no collusion. there has not been collusion. everybody knows it is a hoax, one of the greatest hoaxes perpetrated on this country. tom: we need to go to kevin cirilli, but we need to know that there is complete fixation .n this inside the beltway blah,from the usual blah, how will prosecutors use this report? kevin: on the house of representatives where democrats control and have been looking into investigations, several committees have issued subpoenas to deutsche bank. they will be seeing whet

particular this is what we're talking about here fronts wall already pino his company controls brands like gucci he's under investigation right now for owing italian authorities some one point four billion euros and unpaid taxes because of an alleged tax dodging scheme another noted on donor apple they have only now begun paying fifteen billion euros in unpaid e.u. taxes so in addition these companies they put probably get a tax break on those the nation donations about sixty percent of those donations is tax deductible so who assists this criticism feeds into a much larger debate it does i mean right now more and more people are starting to look and perhaps question whether you should take all this money from the may go wealthy one family in particular in the crosshairs in the u.s. and that would be the sackler family not sure if you've heard of them there behind the drug oxycontin which is linked to the deadly opioid crisis there it's killed more than two hundred thousand people protests. as you see them here in the guggenheim museum they're dropping fake prescriptions they say the guggenheim

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>>it's happened it gucci and now it's happened at union square's eve celeron stores, a little sick of vehicle backed into. large window and store front causing it to break. this happened about 4 30 in the morning and once he shattered the glass the suspect made his way inside they made off with an unknown amount of merchandise. merchandise that typically starts at a $1000 a pop and all he left behind was the spare tire. >>this is really discouraging you know we were really hard to keep the area clean and safe during flood with the union square business improvement district says retail stores are all. >>already dealing with increasing rents competition with online stores. she says adding retail theft to the mix makes it all the more distressed. >>it seems to be going up and down you know every now and again the police to make operation of the d a and maybe you see a drop-off but that all the senate picks up again so we are certainly increasing our security much more and he reaching the middle stores doing that. >>the business improvement district already has some 350 cameras spread thr

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among the highest offers, 100 million euros pledged by the family behind the gucci and eve sent on fashionis witt on and that was matched by the family that controls french cosmetics giant l'oreal. some big donors have said they would forgo the fiscal favours including tax rebates attached to giving that questions remain over whether such vast sums of money could be better spent elsewhere. because for months now, the french capital has been the focused —— focus of the yellow vest movement. their protests against economic injustice have, at times, turned violent in these mega donations for a church rather than society could further fan the flames of discontent. when you see this money in this country, there are billionaires with lots of money. look, in a click on the 200 million, 100 million. it also shows the inequality in this country. the french president, immanuel micron, says he hopes the catastrophe of notre dame will help the country come together but any sense of national unity in the way of the fire remains agile. —— emmanuel macron. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc

the gucci brand making up three quarters of the group's profits.he regulator potentially opening a new front in the trade fight between washington and beijing. they want to deny on national security grounds, describing the company as a delaware registered subsidiary directly controlled by the chinese government. china mobile says it is not required to comply with requests. chase isp. morgan swapping responsibilities for two top female authorities. one will become the head of consumer lender -- consumer lending. the effects -- they will come into effect may 1. let's get back to the indonesian election with president jokowi on course for a second term. we asked what the government must do to boost growth. >> the challenges on the real sector. how do we get out of the 5% growth? that is an investment question. restrictiona lot of to what to invest in. >> we do like indonesia. growth was about 5% or so. shery: let's get back to haslinda amin. haslinda: the elections that against the backdrop of growth. looking at 5%. the target is 7% growth. rinaldo jo

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among the highest offers, 100 million euros pledged by the family behind the group that owns gucci andess empire which includes louis vuitton. and that was matched by the family that controls french cosmetics giant l‘oreal. some big donors have said they would forgo the fiscal favours, including tax rebates, attached to giving, but questions remain over whether such vast sums of money could be better spent elsewhere. because, for months now, the french capital has been the focus of the yellow vest movement. their protests against economic injustice have, at times, turned violent, and these mega—donations for a church rather than society could further fan the flames of discontent. translation: when you see this money in this country, there are billionaires with lots of money. look, in a click — 200 million, 100 million. it also shows the inequality in this country. the french president, emmanuel macron, says he hopes the catastrophe of notre dame will enable the country to come together but any sense of national unity in the wake of the fire remains agile. caroline rigby, bbc news. let‘

the family of the gucci owner will donate $113 million. the family that controls another pledged $26 million. notre dame had been under renovation. north korea's kim jong-un getting ready for his first summit with vladimir putin. the two will meet next week. they are likely to discuss the nuclear disarmament talks between north korea and the u.s. russia has called for sanctions against north korea to be scaled back. everyone hasdmits been hit by brexit -- he warned politicians not to give up on efforts to break the deadlock. british lawmakers have rejected a proposed agreement three times. theresa may has started talks with the opposition labour party. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm courtney donohoe. this is number. -- this is bloomberg. vonnie: let's check the markets. the dow and s&p still fractionally higher. the s&p up four points. we are still seeing giving manufacturers suffering -- gaming manufacturers suffering a bit after apple said they would invest i

they own gucci. and the betancourt family, the owners of laureal.dy underway. there was some talk this could take decades to get underway. tonight, the french president, emmanuel macron suggested a five-year timeline towards reconstruction. shep? >> shepard: molly line live tonight in paris. the french revolution, two world wars, social uprisings. just some of the events paris has seen in the cathedral's 850 year history. trace gallagher reporting live. >> what a history, shep. when notre dame began construction, there was a strong alliance between church and state and the cathedral was meant to show that paris was the political and economic capitol of france. notre dame was often targeted because of its symbolism. primarily in the 16th century when clashes between catholics and protestants claimed millions of lives and did heavy damage to the cathedral, including destruction of statutes considered idoltrist. it was later called a temple of reason and removing statues and artwork and turning the cathedral into a storage room. then came napoleon who

caring has been bought by gucci, which has done extremely well.e likes of louis vuitton and dior. it is the smaller individual names at these houses that investors feel may have some concerns, the likes of burberry or prada because they are not -- because they are not as diversified. apparently it is not impacting demand at the moment. with yes, lvmh is happy what is going on in china at the moment. they say they are happy with demand. vonnie: thank you. still ahead, the iea says global oil markets are tightening. we will discuss what that means for demand in futures and focus, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie. this is "bloomberg markets." time now for futures in focus. oil is down the most in three at $63.83.ing there are multiple factors to talk about today when it comes to the oil market. on the one hand, the iea talking about lower demand. on the other hand, u.s. stockpiles increasing. what will be the median term impacts? guest: i think the medium term is the cure for high prices is always high prices. you s

. >> also give more than $100 million, hayek, a luxury brand gucci and other holdings and owners of the cosmetics giant. parents's mayor says 50 million and major international fundraising efforts on the way as well. >> bernie sanders at war on twitter over his taxes. democrat faces civil war over socialism. the power panel here to weigh in on the party split. - there are tens if not hundreds of thousands of jews in israel and the former soviet union who are not going to be able to celebrate the passover. - without our help. - there is an emergency food crisis for elderly holocaust survivors in the former soviet union. - this is a crisis. these elderly holocaust survivors are struggling to survive. they're starving, have little money for food, electricity or medicine. - just $25 provides one needy, elderly holocaust survivor in the former soviet union with a special emergency food package that contains a note saying it's from christians and jews in america and canada who wants to bless them. call now. - please call the number on your screen now. - in ukraine there's no support network.

family and company that pledge money are owners of gucci, l'oreal -- >> this disproves socialism claimshat it rich are immoral. >> absolutely, i just finished fundraising for malawi. i got almost 100% of funding through evil 1%, personal donations. you look at what goes on in new york city, paul tutor jones has done, with behind the scenes, and george lucas and bloomberg, and bill gates, we live in a age some of the most generous billionaires in the world that do more, better things than most governments are doing this not the evil 1%. >> i agree with john, first thing i did this morning, i tweeted out about the pineaux family. -- the families stepped up. what is amazing how many people you know said, that not good money put to use, i think that to your point we were talking off line, this is some that brings everyone together, the world world, this great to see as john said the wealth people step up, but all walks of life are stepping up not just wealthy, everyone -- every dollar counts. >> this is what i was talking about in last segmenting with leadership -- segment with leadership,

the family in a owned gucci has pledged over $100 million. by my count as of right now between those two donations and a few others they have at least $350 million in pledged donations. in addition, there is also donations of time and select. for instance, there are carpenter, masons and architects that say they will come and volunteer. it is a symbol, whether or not you are religious in paris, it is a symbol for everyone. of course it is the catholic church and the catholic holy week is right now. we have had palm sunday and we are coming up on easter sunday. but whether or not you are catholic, if you live in paris and you live in france, the notre dame is an iconic symbol for you. >> all right. ray bogan. thank you so much for that update there for us live in paris. we will check back in with you throughout the morning. i think he said it best, the architecture and the donations -- >> you have been there? >> i was fortunate enough to go in college. not just people from paris but so many people, thousands of people visit there everyday, so

colorsing with the gucci , green italian, yellow germany.rforming and at a late cannot get out of its way with a lot of economic slowdown over the last 15 years. francine: that is a serious chart, but if you put it in gucci colors, i am happy. pmi, they are still in expansion mode. you see better-than-expected gdp , and china disappointed investors a touch today. tom: we need to get perspective, and we can do this across markets, across investment, and across what the fed will do tomorrow, with joseph quinlan who has seen polarity and fed calls before. you and i have seen it like before, but we have never seen this polarity of carl riccadonna telling us there will be rate increases, and modeling a rate cut. it is a wide dispersion. of sincehink september, how much we have shifted. low i get you to gdp, chris with a brilliant note on a softer personal income. which is it? joseph: the end come consumption numbers will come back. every place i travel, every ceo i talked to, good consumption, wages are rising. skilled labor is getting a pay boos

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. >>> the owners of gucci and loreal are among dozens with massive donations who pledge to donate tor $700 million in all and tim cook said he will contribute but hasn't said how much. joining me with someone who knows the cathedral very well, neal malloy has been a tour guide there every summer for ten years. you're in burgundy right now. lucky you. but from there watching what was going on in paris, what did it feel like to see so many things go up in flames? >> it felt tremendously sad. messages from friends and colleagues yesterday telling me the news and i looked online following that and it was heartbreaking -- [ inaudible ]. >> so as you may know and may have heard and we've been reporting, there were a lot of treasures that were saved. i just saw a report from the -- from the -- one of the chaplains saying that he helped to get the crown out because he knew the codes and the keys and how to do that. that is a very good sign. but there are things as you know, the not the least of which is called the forest, the internal of the cathedral, the wood that is hundreds and hundreds

they on the luxury brand gucci among other holdings. and l'oreal has pledged as well. will be unlockig unlocking 50 million eur. david: thank you very much. despite had a front catastrophic fire. a lot of the relics including the famous crown of thorns seen here were saved during the blaze. reaction from pastor of the holy family church in new york city. and a friend of mine for many years. great to see your father. thank you for being here. when you look at everything that survived i am wondering if miraculous is the right word to use? >> is a good word david. i see the hand of god in the fact that father, the chaplain of the country paris saved the sacrament, the holy communion, he was able to remove that then he saved the crown of thorns and also a relic of the true cross. these pressures relics were at the church and then of course other artworks, paintings and statues were rescued. god is always at work even when we don't understand it. when this tragedy, he was certainly at work with the priest environment. david: frankly, you know paris very well. you are studyi

elaine, i have to say that i just saw tonight, for the purposes of this story, a billionaire who runs gucciged over $100 million. that's a huge help. >> and he didn't pledge it before this tragedy. and i will predict that there will be an outpouring, not only of love and attention to rebuilding notre dame, but a lot of money, which is needed. this was part of $180 million renovation. already we've got $100 million of it from the pinot family. which is extraordinary. >> let's talk about this church as a museum. you can't take an architecture course without learning the story of notre dame. you can't take a history course, certainly art history, without learning the story of notre dame. not just the structure, but sadly, some things we just know were lost in this fire. >> you're absolutely right. notre dame has an importance way beyond the fact that it's a church. it's in our dna. anybody who has seen paris, even people who have never visited paris will know notre dame. it's in our films. an "american in paris" gene kelly dancing along the seine river and there pops up notre dame. woody allen

. >> a french business giant including gucci and l'oreal have perl plants more than ,700 million towardhe restoration. investigators are looking into the cause of the fire which is considered accidental, possibly the result of restoration already underway. >>> roadbuilding a masterpiece like notre dame will not be easy. for more on the restoration process and the historical significance of what was lost and saved, i'm joined by tyler sova, history professor at uc santa cruz. what do you make of the president ambitious goal of rebuilding the cathedral in 5 years? >> first of all i wish him luck that i think would be great but i'm also a bit skeptical and a bit concerned as well. i'm skeptical because i remember how long it took to rebuild the bay bridge, nearly 30 years. these things take time. i'm concerned because i think president mccrone chose a figure of 5 years because he is up for wreck reelection in five years so it represents a politicization of that tragedy which is unfortunate. having said that, i think it would be great if it was built in five years but i want to say that not