here we go this is heineken looking like heineken. except the star is red. add up to 200 cases. the video here, and officials -- i was think, okay, probably put a sticker on the cans about u but much more complicated. cut the thing off and underneath that pepsi squiggle, that's where you find the heineken. drink organize carrying booze is a serious crime in saudi arabia. yet they routinely go to bahrain and drink it up good. but you can only do it there. in a secrete way. if you do it there the drinking of the heineken the punishment can be prison time and flogging because saudi arabia, our ally and good friends. still, that does not stop people from trying smuggle it in because heineken, saudi officials have posted photos from the booze busts, another one here involving heineken, with the large red star. some point we'll get back to the regular heineken with the short neck, for now you have to go to beau rip to get your heineken. >> the white house secret service officer accused of trying to hook up with a teenaged guilder. not a 19-year-old girl. even sending obscene photos. t

mark: where does this leave heineken and carlsberg?sy have been touted targets, but the families are pretty strict. could we see another mega-brew involving those two? matthew: it was very interesting to see carlsberg announcing 2000 job cuts. coincidence, but you do see an effort to get a bit leaner in the face of what's going to be relentless competition. they are looking a bit small. is just a broader and a question -- we've got one of the biggest deals if not the biggest to get done this year. is their appetite for more? matthew: i think we are seeing anything that can happen happen. the pfizer deal has a long way to go in the last two days. we've heard about norfolk southern and canadian pacific and anadarko in the energy space. this is one of those times when big things are getting done and quite frequently executed. before you go, we need a name. : mega-brew is the name people are using. i have patented that. if you wanted -- what is your best guess question mark -- your best guess? betty: we want to move on and look at what is

his name, fredy heineken.an in all of the netherlandses and the grandson of the beer joint's founder -- beer giant's founder. five suspects abduct hid driver and him in broad daylight and held them hostage for weeks in an abandoned warehouse. one of the kidnappers let the police to the hideout after he picked up chinese food and brought it back there. >>> when news breaks otherwise we'll fracture because breaking news changes everything. rough day on the dow. new concerns today after a report out of china that the overall economic growth is not what it could be. oil is up. the dow, the nasdaq, s&p, all down. "your world" begins right now. >> from milwaukee, this where is it all comes down in this milwaukee theater where they expect to cram 3400 avid, rabid debate fans into a room for two separate debates, featuring men and one woman who harbor the dream of being the next president of the united states. at issue, economic issues, which we're told will dominate polls across the country, and now one across the wo

whoalso have heineken designed the new draft for heineken. we are personalizing for them.eality is personalization. eyewear.d with now we're doing it with boats and planes and cars. i would say that the gross of this business is limitless. give us a feel about how you see the car industry going. heir to onel an of the biggest dynasties. lapo: i would divide this into two industries. fiat.start with volkswagen, kia, others. heavily industry is looking at the automotive industry. the automotive brands will be capable of developing and the point something unique with the tech industry. understand that we need to be friends with the tech industry. i believe we will be the ones to win in the near future. believe that today in the automated of industry we need to arrive at a certain type of humility that has been lacking it. francine: are you talking about google or apple? lapo: i am talking about all of them. francine: we know that you are looking at the car industry. lapo: i cannot speak for fiat. i am in independent entrepreneur. there are going to carewer and fewer manufactu

. >> it also begs the question what's going to happen to the likes of heineken and carlsberg. they were saying we're not looking at m&a and they can't because they don't have any cash available unless they want the company to be acquired but they can't be a very active acquirer out there. so they don't have much choice. >> how do you compete with a world with this in the brewing space. if you're a carlsberg or heineken you would be worried. >> i think so. >> we'll put that question to him. 11:30 cet. >> let's talk about big numbers coming from china, a $10 billion day for china's singles day. that shopping frenzy that happens on november 11th soaring past last year's record with alibaba raking in half of that amount just the first 90 minutes alone. believe it or not, eunice yoon filed this report on the anti-valentine event. >> singles day got off on a solid start. the chinese post office expects 750 million packages to be shipped today. alibaba already exceeded the online sales around the u.s. thanksgiving day holiday, black friday as well as cyber monday. singles day is an a

"sky fall" bond drinks a heineken, not a martini and people freaked out.the movie makers thought bond using only the best is the bond way. apparently android phone in their opinion is not. >> certainly has a flare. >> he doesn't always drink beer, but when he does, he drinks heinek heineken. >> let's shake things up and get a look at your weather. >> it feels like fall now, feels like the beginning of november. you'll have to crank up the heat at least for little while. more of these cool mornings and nice pleasant afternoons. take a view from at&t park. it's all clear this morning. as the sunrises, we'll have temperatures in the 40s and 50s. some of us are feeling some 30s right now. a live look at sunol. you see the clear sunrise, and all the beautiful colors in the sky. our temperature now in san francisco at 55 degrees. the north bay it is 43 degrees. a closer look now at the south b bay. we still have lower 40s there. in san martin it's 42. 44 degrees in the east bay. let's take it hour by hour in oakland. at 8:00, that's 56 degrees. we see the slow c

they have to have budweiser, miller, coors, and to some degree, corona and heineken.t will give the corporate brewers the ability to leverage better distribution to the seclusion of smaller craft brewers. >> see, greg, you're in both worlds because you've got a deal with the distributors and you're making your own beer. what does bigness do? ask the can they force terms on a small buyer? distributors? >> they can be convincing i guess you could say. it's business. >> that's a nice way to put it. >> we have things going on in massachusetts. >> convincing is a good word. >> in massachusetts right now there's a lot of investigations going on. and into pay to play things, scald that ar scanned always tha scandals that are going on and they are going to have influence that's for sure. but at the same time right now, most distributor ships in a local market you'll have a big ann anheuser busch and coors fight with each other. if they were part of the same company they could turn their attention solely at craft. the question is going to be back to what the gentlemen were say

that is why you have heineken. really wanting to get behind premium brands.ng to get behind someone who represents who they are. >> excellent choice. this article is from 1925. in 1956, g.m. unveils a futuristic concept car, but it is not the firebird you know. it is kind of like a fighter jet controlled by a magnetic strip. gm teams up with rca to develop a driverless car with radio frequencies. the cars are supposed to be commercialized by 1975. that doesn't happen. g.m. teams up with the driverlessto explore technology. google is found in 1998. in 2005 the grand challenges is held. a car named stanley wins. at the 2007 challenge they placed second on the gm carnegie mellon team. g.m. cuts jobs. it unveils an autonomous concept vehicle built with the same technology built in the 2007 car. google expands its driverless car program. and the race kicks and high gear. -- kicks into high gear. in 2011, g.m. and segway make the final version of their earlier model. google unveils a fleet of test vehicles in 2012. states start passing laws allowing driverless cars

that is why you have heineken.illette, tom wholy wants to get behind represent andy who they are talking to. >> excellent choice. it is in the 50's that a race to elevate really economist here: going. >> in 1956, g.m. unveiled a concept car, but it is not harbored you know create it as a fighter jet controlled by magnetic strip. gm teams up with rca to develop a driverless car with radio frequencies. thectually works, and and cards are supposed to be commercialized by 1995. that doesn't happen. it's packed full of computers and doesn't work so well. but gm sees potential and later teams up with the university. google is founded in 1998. 2005, the grand challenge is held. challenge, they placed second in the g.m. carnegie melon team. the financial crisis. g.m. cuts jobs. it unveils an autonomous concept vehicle built with the same technology used in its 2007 car. google expands its driverless car program. and the race kicks and high -- the race between gm and google kicks into high gear. g.m. and segway make the fin

you can go back to last year when as a b miller failed to buy heineken. what was seen as a real defense to prevent its acquisition is really kicking the merger talk off. -- itreally to understand is easy to understand why. sab miller is the world's second largest brewer. the economist said they will be a behemoth. part of the world's top 10 companies, also with 30% of the world's market share for the beer market. one in three pints will come from this combined entity if it goes through. the combined entity would have a footprint that extends right throughout the world. it is easy to understand why this took a while and easy to understand why regulatory hurdles, there are still many to clear particularly in china and the united dates. they do not expect a completion until the second fact -- second half of next year. china, 11 week highs today. a volatile time when it comes to markets on the mainland. what is going on here exactly? a five month freeze on ipo's and it came up amid that equity route. since we have had the rebound, it looks like authorities in

you can go all the way back to last year when sab miller failed .o buy heineken it was a real defenseprevent its acquisition. it has been a well. snb is already the second-largest brewer. they will be absolutely massive. top 10 of in the companies with 30% of the world's market share for the dear market. pints will come from this combined entity if it goes through. the combined entity would have a footprint that extends throughout the world. it is easy to understand why this took a while. it is easy to understand in terms of revelatory hurdles, there are many too clear, particularly in china and the united states. expect the completion until the second half of next year. china on 11 week highs of today. >> this has been a five month freeze on ipo's. it came amid that equity route, they 5 million -- $5 trillion equity route. authorities in china and beijing , a bit more confident. we have announced that by the end of the year, ipo's will resume. make it perhaps for investors, make it easier for companies listing. making it easier for the markets over all. swinging between gains and los

. >>> and "the w whington post" reports on a creative attempt to smuggle 48,000 cans of heineken into saudi arabia. alcohol is bned in the conservative muslim country. the uggle was caught at the border. agents discovered cases of pepsi were not what they seemed. they peeled back the label to reveal the beer cans underneath. somebody is in trouble. >> yeah, but someoeo went to great lengths to shrink wrap those heinekens. >> somebody wanted some beer. >> but they treat you very harshly for r ings like that. >>> a mysysry captivated charleston, south carolina, for almost two decades. a young mother vanishes with her then a tip from the other side of the world. dorothy lee barnett is brought back to the u.s. toace c crges that could mean more than 20 years behind bars. tomorrow night "48 hours" correspondent maureen maher investigates the stunning mother-daughter journey, and here's a preview. >> a few months before my mom gave birth to me she started writing a diary. it starts off on the first page saying to my dear savannah, some day i'll give this journal to you so that you can hopef

you can go all the way back to last year, when sab miller failed to buy heineken in what was seen as a real defense to prevent its acquisition as kicking the merger talk off. it is easy to understand why. ab inbev is already the world's largest brewer. sab miller is already the world's second largest brewer. together, they will be a brew- hemoth. absolutely massive, part of the world's top 10 companies. also with 30% of the world's market share. one in three pints will come from this combined entity if it goes through. obviously, the combined entity would have a footprint that extends throughout the world. easy to understand why this took a while and why there are still many hurdles to clear, particularly in china and the united states, which is why ab inbev said they don't expect completion until the second half of next year. manus: sab miller, their stake in miller coors comes into play. what do we reckon it is worth? for $12ey sold it billion. the idea is that if sab miller had not sold its stake in its , thenventure to molson together with ab inbev, they would have 70% of the uni

as you may recall, last year, sab made a run at heineken, hoping they would get too big abi, but thatnot work out. we think the ceo will be named in the near future. he has been the ceo of four companies in the last five ,ears, including bausch & lomb and it is roughly the same period of time they have been running pfizer, he has had all of these different jobs through acquisitions. david: all right, jeff, thank you very much, the head of our global deal seeing here on bloomberg. still ahead, a harsh reality for fantasy sports. they were told to cut it out. a $26 billion industry. ♪ ♪ toid: welcome back "bloomberg markets." i am david gura. and in the fantasy sports, they are told it is gambling. guess. us is a talk about what this means for people who, right now, are playing fantasy sports, who have money invested. what happens to the money they put in? guest: well, think court now, there is a lot of looking around, wondering when the next shoe is going to drop. the attorney general of new york issued a very strong statement, looking at in simulations of criminal mischief with these

>> but someone went to great length to shrink wrap the heinekens. >> somebody wants some beer!a young mother vanished with her baby girl and a tip from the other side of the world. dorothy lee barnett is brought back to the u.s. to face charges that could be years. the stunning mother/daughter journey and here is a preview. >> mommy! >> a few months before my mom gave birth to me she started writing a diary and it starts off on the first page saying to my dear savannah. someday, i'll give than journal to you so that you can hopefully, understand your mother. my name is savannah. i grew up on the sunshine coast in australia. . i was born savannah but i didn't know that. savannah lee. i knew my mom as alex my entire life. but if nreality she wasn't alex at all. she was lee. lee barnett. >> her perfect world was about to collide with a secret past of lee barnett. >> it was a big pounding on my door and this man was saying there were guns and he said i'm here with a warrant for your arrest. >> reporter: the fbi had been chasing dorothy lee barnett for almost two decades cross five

you can go all the way back to last year when sab miller failed to buy heineken.as a real defense to prevent its acquisition. it has taking the merger talk. snb is already the second-largest brewer. i like how the economists put it, together, they will be rhemoth,th -- bee absolutely massive. it will be in the top 10 of companies with 30% of the world's for the beer markets. one in three pints will come from this combined entity if it goes through. obviously the combined entity , would have a footprint that extends throughout the world. it is easy to understand why this took a while. it is easy to understand in terms of regulatory hurdles, there are many too clear, o- many too clear -- many t clear, particularly in china and the united states. they don't expect the completion until the second half of next year. him mark: china on 11 week highs today. we have news about beijing to buy new shell. it came amid that equity route, -- it came amid a volatile time. what is going on here exactly? >> it came amid that $5 trillion equity route. since the at the rebound, it

that is why you have heineken, that is what you have gillette, or tom ford. to get behind premium brands. really wanting to get behind someone who represents and personifies who they are and who they are talking to. >> excellent choice. >> how long have people been trying to make our stride themselves? almost as long as there have been cars. this article about a remote-controlled cars from 1955. in the 50's they try to really create a really autonomous vehicle gets going. in 1956 gm created a concept car called the firebird two. it looks almost like a fighter jet. it's controlled by a magnetic strip embedded in the road. in 1958 gm teamed up with rca to create a driverless car that used radio frequency. the cars were supposed to be commercialized by 1975. but that did not happen. fast or to carnegie mellon 1986. creates a driverless chevy band -- van with computers and doesn't work so well. gm sees potential and teams up with the university to explore driverless technology. in 1998 uggla was founded. public.ogle goes in 2005 the grand challenges held worth $2

. >> no just from the industry perspective, you know, you heineken and the like. should the number one and two number brewers of the world be allowed to consolidate? >> there's very clear antitrust regulations and at the moment there should not be a problem. it's all about market regulations and they're following the law. >> thank you for your time. ceo at carlsberg. let's talk about sweet josephine. it turns out to be a very rare, very beautiful pink diamond. there you go. fetching a pretty penny at a auction in geneva on monday. it's selling for $28.5 million to an unidentified chinese buyer. and this is over above the auction estimate. so the chinese buyer of course paying more. the diamond, by the way, as you see there, it's beautiful set in platinum gold surrounded by a ring of white diamonds weighs in at 16 karats. a large rare blue diamond could go from upwards of $55 million at an auction later on today. >> looks heavy, doesn't it? >> $55 million. >> it weighs down your hand, doesn't it? >> are you sure you didn't make -- you didn't make a bid? >> i did no

people don't quite have fully modeled yet and we've heard some things about tess from companies like heineken ford that said the results have been explosive. i'm pretty excited to hear about that. >> ten seconds. >> david einhorn, pxd, that's a big earnings report. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. >> thanks to all of you for watching. "power lunch" begins right now. >> scott, gentlemen, thank you very much. welcome to "power lunch." so glad you could join us. along with sara eisen, i'm tyler mathisen. mandy drury has the day off. we begin the new month with a bit of a modest rally. will october's gains keep on trucking? we will keep you how to play the remaining months of 2015. >>> the s&p may have ripped higher but the big huge funds feeling a lot of pain lately. >>> and is the american housing market turning into one of the haves and the have nots? why when it

you got heineken and carlsberg run i these closed families.e all night talking about this. markets are rising for a second consecutive day. don't forget battle of the charts. i'm ready for you, joe. the european closes next. stay with us. ♪ we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime ...why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the semiannual sale going on now! sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! gift the best sleep only at a sleep number store. save $500 on the veteran's day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology, plus 36- month special financing. hurry, ends wednesday! know better sleep with sleep number. betty: welcome back to bloomberg markets. its 11:30 in new york and in london, the markets are finishing the day. i want to bring in mark arden as we wrap up the trading day. m&a activity propelling shares here for a second day. the europ

with special what side heineken tech stuff on kron4.com. >> mark: as low as $59 an ounce gold has, gone from her and 22,011. gold prices have lost value. >> darya: and trying to get some actually. >> mark: the dollar is a lot stronger right now against the zero and the british pound. " we under $50 for the british pound. >> darya: and nate stark kobe bryant is retiring at the end of the season and, why is he saying he's finished. and how old man was saved from an oncoming train seconds before his car was hit. dar es washington state is live this morning things to forest rangers say to and from an oncoming train. >> sir,,.com one >> darya: the stayed in bed before freight train came barreling down. >> i could've been probably in that car and then crashing to buy that train. >> we don't know how grateful i am, i was worried hit about him. >> it does happen to have everything lined up in the right way. >> darya: 45 seconds later they got him to safety before the car was crushed. the man thought he was turning down the street to be turned on to the train tracks, so he's lucky those people s

everyone wants a piece of the star including heineken. they paid $45,000 to have him sip on one. secret, the wedding to rachel licht. it was on the down lo. we don't know if daniel craig will continue with the james bond franchise. we are sure he'll be just fin considering his $95 million net worth. that's daniel craig by the numbers. >>> "ok! tv," i'm sonia isabelle, thanks for watching. we'll see you next time. was caught on several different cell phones. abc's pierre thomas with those details. >> please let go of him. >> reporter: you're watching a confrontation between police and university of alabama students that sparked an investigation into possible excessive force. it reflects the new caught on tape world that may change policing. >> is he being arrested or detained? >> he is under arrest. >> for what? >> reporter: the police had been called to the apartment after complaints about loud noise. as the encounter unfolds, the students immediately whip out cell phones and start recording from multiple angles. cell phones rolling, the students assert their rights, questioning

same thing for heineken, another mid tier brewer. to that, carlsberg has its problems in russia, and we learned more about that -- not only are they suffering decline in volumes, but losing market share. they didn't get quite as much help as they were hoping from western europe and the warm weather. carlsberg, i call the other they are facing competition increasingly from the microbreweries. for carlsberg, the idea of it ab inbev/sab miller tie-up eats more pressure on the top. anna: ryan, thank you. ryan chilcote. minister hasime been forced from power less than six weeks after winning a general election. let's get more with shall lima -- xiao lima. after yesterday's vote, how long will it take to get a new government put in place? the president has a key role to play, doesn't he? xiao: that's right. there is no set timing in the constitution for this. the president sets the agenda. he will have a regular weekly meeting with the prime minister is a caretaker capacity and then he will have to meet all the other parties in parliament

. >> yeah, but someone went to great lengths to shrink wrap those heinekens. >> somebody wants some beerst. >>> a mystery from south carolina for over two decades. a mother vanishes with little girl. dorothy lee barnett is brought back to the u.s. to face charges that could mean more than 20 years behind bars. tomorrow night 48 hours correspondent investigates the stunning mother-daughter journey and here's a preview. >> 18 months before my mom gave birth to me, she started writing a diary and it starts off on the first page saying to my dear savannah, someday i will give this journal to you so you can hopefully understand your mother. my name is samantha, i grew up on the sunshine coast in australia. i was born savannah, but i didn't know that, savannah lee barnett. >> i knew my mom as alex my entire life. but in reality, she wasn't alex at all. she was lee. lee barnett. >> alex's perfect world was about to collide with the secret past of lee barnett. >> there was a big pounding on my door and this man was standing there with guns saying i'm here with a warrant for your arrest. >> the fb

they decided to cut back on product placements after accepting 45 million to promote heineken in theall. martha: a high school football coach in washington suspended for praying with students after games is getting high-profile support these days. not only is the team showing solidarity with coach joe kennedy, some republican presidential candidates are weighing in saying they have his back on this. dr. ben carson, tweeting, quote, praying for coach joe kennedy and the knights even if the school board doesn't like it. donald trump following suit over the weekend with a similar sentiment. joe kennedy is bremerton high school assistant football coach. he joins us with his attorney kelly shackleford, president and ceo of the liberty institute. welcome. we talked about your story before on the show. we talked before as well. i'm just curious, you were doing this for eight years. going out, explain to everybody at home who might not have heard this. what was your practice? what did you do after the game? >> just being myself going over, after of the game, shake hands with team and other c

>>> "the washington post" reports a creative attempt to smuggle cans of heineken into saudi arabia. alcohol is banned in the conservative muslim country. the smuggle was caught at the border. agents discovered cases of pepsi were not what they seemed! they peeled back the labels to reveal the beer cans underneath. >> look that! >> somebody is in trouble! >> but someone went to great >> somebody wants some beer! >> but they punish you very harshly for things like that. >> i get it. >>> a mystery for two decades. a young mother vanished with her baby girl and a tip from the other side of the world. dorothy lee barnett is brought back to the u.s. to face charges that could be years. the stunning mother/daughter journey and here is a preview. >> mommy! >> a few months before my mom gave birth to me, she started writing a diary and it starts off on the first page saying, to my dear savannah. someday, i'll give than journal to you so that you can hopefully, understand your mother. my name is savannah. i grew up on the sunshine coast in australia. . i was born savannah but i didn't i knew

about tess from companies like heineken and ford that said the results have been explosive. i'm pretty excited to hear about that. >> ten seconds. >> david einhorn, pxd, that's a big earnings report. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. >> thanks to all of you for watching. "power lunch" begins right now. >> scott, gentlemen, thank you very much. welcome to "power lunch." so glad you could join us. along with sara eisen, i'm tyler mathisen. mandy drury has the day off. we begin the new month with a bit of a modest rally. will october's gains keep on trucking? we will keep you how to play the remaining months of 2015. >>> the s&p may have ripped higher but the big huge funds feeling a lot of pain lately. >>> and is the american housing market turning into one of the haves and the have nots? why when it comes to home ownership, it's coming down to just one number. we'll tell what you it is and what it means. let's check in with sara at the nyse. high, sara. >> good afternoon. hard to believe just two more months remaining until 2015 is done. just about 50 trading days left in the