shift, howook at the disruptive will it be for you, but also for your competitors? >> it is a big shift. there is a huge change coming. 50 to 20 years -- 15 to 20 years to really get to the end of this shift. it is a huge transition from ongoing. -- a huge transition, ongoing. it is very large. a periodccumulated over up i of -- >> what caused the change? power, or the price? think come originally, it was some kind of a political decision that triggered the first moves. without that, probably would have taken a longer time. today, it is mostly economics. it is the economics driving the change today. widely, everywhere in the world. it is no more political, it has been at the beginning, now, it is just the technology solution. competition is changing. germany once more narrowly focused companies. >> if you look at what is happened today in the world, and the technology front, the disruption that is hitting the generation segment is incredible. because of this renewable wave coming in and continuing to change things. change,ggers another which is the digital -- of net

user view howook they are targeted with the ad targeting? with predictive analysis? can i change that? can i determine what cohort i want to be in? >> not exactly, no. you can with a new tool that has been announced as i understand it but has not yet been rolled out called ad transparency. that will be the case partially. very --trol piece is limited at this point. that weou the expert were looking at? tools,e are a set of what is the interest manager -- one is the interest manager. you might be interested in buying a house, buying a car. you may be of a certain age. there is also a neutral they provided which is to show you what marketers uploaded. we do have those two tools. it is not showing the entirety of the data that is available to facebook about her behaviors. that is available to facebook about her behaviors. it is mostly the data that you volunteer to the service. >> facebook is saying that -- they're putting forth a concept that users are in complete control of their data. is that true? usersols to let facebook be in complete control? >> i think with a mo

and howooking at that that pla out. what is at stake and can they come to some sort of resolution?nutes from now. there we have it. that is a flavor of what is coming up for the next couple of hours. ramy: let's do a quick look at how markets are trading right now on this monday morning in asia pacific. take a look at the nikkei down 6/10 of a percent. down a 10th of a percent. asx 200 in australia up a 10th of a percent. japan, we got the data of import and export data coming in higher than expected from both exports year on year. an expected versus a percent. there are trade tension fears rippling from the u.s. into asia-pacific right now. yvonne: pretty lackluster when it comes to singapore futures, and changed at the moment. better change numbers coming through in the lion city. it seems like a trade sector is on a healthy clip in light of the trade anxiety's between the u.s. and china. malaysia, you can see a light of 1% low at the opening in kuala lumpur. markets coverage continues, next. ♪ >> you are looking at the first shot of a global trade war. effects may be delayed wit

at just howook quickly this has evolved in terms of a political cultural moment.president of the united states: the north korean dictator leader little rocket men. man. kim jong-un called donald trump a political dummy. you have this back and forth, the meeting is off, the meeting is back on. i was going over the official chronicles of the departures in the movement from president trump last motorcade. 's motorcade.trump kim jong-un just arrived. we are only about two minutes left before the summit. what you think is the best case scenario for you? that there are two leaders will issue communique or a joint statement that commits both ,ides to long-term objectives denuclearization, peas, normalization of relations and then sets up a diplomatic process to try to flesh that out in terms of timetables, reciprocity. this is much better than where we were months ago when both sides were trading insults and talking about threats of war. i don't think it will end in denuclearization. if it produces concrete limits on north korea's missile program, that is very positive.