. >> okay, commissioner hyde? >> okay. >> commissioner camp agnoli. >> tell me about the shooting at the seller, were the victims regular customer? s >> i don't know if they were regular, >> had they met the suspect befores? >> it sounds like they were flirting with the girls and the victims were not happy about it. >> there were seven drunk arrests out in front of atmosphere. >> yes. >> were they coming out, or over served in atmosphere or were they just people on the sidewalk? >> let's see. i can't answer specifically, but when they say that it is right in front of the club atmosphere, and >> we don't know for sure then, they were not coming out and then arrested for being really drunk? >> and then my lieutenant is talking about the issues coming out and the focus is there. i could look into it further, but, i'm pretty sure that you know that is where the arrests are and when -- >> so with that, do you --. >> let's see a fight broke out in front of club atmosphere and we checked it and on the disturbance on the

thank you. >> great, thank you so much. >> commissioner joseph and commissioner hyde? >> if you don't get the restaurant on the roof top, will you do a restaurant inside? >> no. >> okay. >> thank you >> the night club only? >> correct. >> commissioner hyde, so if we were to do this today, you know that you would still have to go out and do community out reach and we would need to see proof of that, correct? >> correct. yeah, i am familiar with that. >> okay. >> i know that you are. >> okay. >> commissioner campagnoli and then commissioner lee? >> good evening. i am just reading your intent statement in your hand and it says that you will have music only on the first and second floor restaurant will have the cd music no live music, and maybe live bands friday and saturday. so that is not what you intend any more? >> no. no i intend on that, for the weekend. on friday and saturday. i plan to do a dj but i don't know how business is going to go, i can't say that i am not going to do music. in the restaurant which is the roof top i don't plan to have music just the dining

thank you, caroline hyde.we had to break, we will have full coverage of the ecb's latest policy decision later on. that is what we will be talking after the break. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." i am francine lacqua at bloomberg's european headquarters in london. we are 30 minutes into the trading day. this is a picture for the overall market. little changed. the ecb'sawaiting interest rate decision. we have a couple moves in terms of our print. let's dig deeper. caroline hyde is at the touchscreen. >> journalists love nothing more than a pond. we can go wild with just eat. appetite, that lowering the shares, whatever you want to say. shares are rising. up 5.2%. this is a company valued at 1.5 billion pounds. kingfisher also just gaining up about 1%. it is all about home improvement. m&a in the air. they may be buying a french company, mr. bricolage. they're offering an 11% premium. renkaat, this is a tiremaker heavily exposed to russia. they say russia will drag them down. shares off by almost 5% at the

this is where i get deep and personal with caroline hyde.there how close do you sleep next to your partner? it matters. this is a study. study, of 1000 couples, partners who sleep less than an inch apart are more likely to be content in the relationship than those with a gap that is wider than 30 inches. >> that is the whole then. -- whole bed. [laughter] >> if you sleep within an inch of your partner, your relationship is going to be happy. in addition, couples who make physical contact through the night were happier than those who implement a no touching rule. >> there is a no touching rule? >> there is a no touching role in my life when i need to get up at 2 a.m. one injure 30 inches? -- one inch or 30 inches? >> is there a no touching role? -- rule? [laughter] >> i think you're happier if you get a good night sleep and not uncomfortable with one dead arm under someone's head. >> when they have physical contact were happier than 60% of those who did not touch. not have any did arm they had to remove. >> no touching. that is a rule i like.

there with me is ryan chilcote, manus cranny, and caroline hyde. >> everybody is nervous. will they deliver? will they underwhelm? yellen part of the dashboard. five elements will be delivered today. taking a little bit of money off the table. why get caught in the wrong direction of a bluff? onsomeone always gets caught the other side. you are watching ukraine. >> it is a two-horse race. ukraine's willy wonka and she is the princess lady. you have seen her hairstyle. forgive me. obviously, they have their work cut out for them. the gas price again, second time in a week for ukraine. ukraine accusing them of terrorism. will keep track of that throughout the program. caroline, you are watching

caroline hyde has more on the amazon fire tv. also steps being taken by the chinese government to support wrote. manus cranny has a look at what is on the menu for just eat in london. the european central bank is meeting today. concerns field growing that it is sliding toward a spiral. david, good to see you. will the central bank at today? what are you expecting? are looking for a cut in the refinancing rate down to zero. most economists expect not to do anything on the front when it comes to interest rates. there are other things going on. there is quite a bit of discussion going around this. they give everyone quite a bit of shock when they saw the number. there is an argument that the european central banks simply isn't discharging its mandate. that mandate is to keep prices below or near two percent. they have been closer to zero percent since november. that is one side of the argument. the other side says the headline number that came in for the eurozone insulation is an anomaly. that is based on the structural reforms that

commissioner hyde? >> hi, so, first of all i would like to say thanks for the summit, and i thought that it was great and i always get a lot of stuff out of there and of course, i went around making the rounds and making sure that the other areas might indeed have part of their rental agreement, and notification, of the entertainment and i have talked to a few people and i am not sure if anything will come of it and it was a brilliant idea and it should be in here and they should be notified and since i called called out for my facebook post and i might as well, add in the comments that i did go home, and post a joke about the cab drivers and lift and uber argument that i heard for two hours up at late night commission meeting and i did mean it to be a jovial gest and i did not mean that i was supporting one or the other. and i know that i often get upset if people make fun of harm reduction and so i am sorry if i roughle thed feathers. >> we will tell bary that you said that. >> hopefully he will watch

we got to these 2 engineering once added. >> caroline hyde.ompany we are looking at is a distant second behind nestlÉ with baby food. becreaks down how it could ome a serious contender. this is all about combine it with another business in the space. we are not saying they are planning to buy but an analysis of what would happen if they did. >> correct. analysts are saying danone could buy the company. of $4ave a market cap billion. to get a stronger position in infant nutrition which is dominated by nestlÉ. danone is not going terribly whichn its core business is consumer products like and supermarkets. this is a way for them to get a piece of the growth as protected himself from a slow. and in the things that make up the bulk of their selves. >> won the ceo said never under estimate how much pet owners will spend on their past or how much parents will spend on their babies. why would be important to get this is the infiltration space? not tend to skimp when it comes to their babies. exactly. the result is it is a resilient business. it's eco

on this. >> and commissioner hyde? >> and i just wanted to also, just to reiterate what commissioner jaef has said and i mean that i understand that a year is harsh and having never denied or asked to deny a permit before, i understand the harshness of it and i just think that you know, i really did not take into consideration what had happened there before, because i am not actually really well versed in it. and i did receive the e-mails, however, what i heard were people who at this time are unprepared to accelerate entertainment in that position. i believe in a year if they were to come back, they would be able to elevate and have some entertainment possibly, if they learn what they should be doing. what i saw is people who are unprepared and who have impacted the neighborhood without a license, and really have no great remorse about it. and had a community out reach meeting the night before this happened hoping to come in here and get the permit. is what i saw. and these are reasons why i do not believe that they d

. >> commissioner hyde? do you have questions? >> yeah, first i just want to say that a lot of parties are now going to the castro and stuff like that, i do know that is on the rise, and i also just wanted to request that we go by and make sure that reregion is looked alt. >> absolutely. >> and great, any other commissioner comments or questions? if not, let's open it up to public comment, thank you, sean. >> any public comment on the executive director and the staff report. and i don't see any. so, the public comment is now closed. and we are going to move on to item four, which is the police department comments and questions. and please come on up. >> it has been a busy couple of weeks with the activity and working with the entertainment commission and staff, and dealing with some of the issues. and real quick, i will just go over just some of the summaries, and there is going to be not a real order, that we are going to delve into things. >> could you lift your microphone up? >> as far as summaris on march 21st, one march fight

here with more, european business correspondent, caroline hyde. some of the trends are worrying investors. isfollowing after hours and the third biggest company in the world, google. we have seen it with the likes of facebook. they're struggling to monetize mobile. google has already been on the trends knowing we were moving towards cell phones. larry page is upping the amount of adverts. downrice they charge is nine percent because companies don't want to spend as much for a very small promotion on your phone. on a desktop you can have far bigger, more flamboyant advertisements. they are getting the last four each of mobile dollar. >> tell us how it is broadening out from its core search business. you're looking at tech companies, you can look at bottom line and profitability, but most people want to see sales, growth opportunities. they have $60 billion of cash and they are looking to expand outside internet search engines. advertising is coming at a slightly lesser price but look at the forays they are making into robotics, cars, drowns even. t

thank you very much, caroline hyde.2 magnitude earthquake that rocked northern chile late yesterday. early in european hours this morning. 7:40 in london. countdown continues. >> first. bloomberg. >> time for company news. just a zone is this -- jeff bez effort toping up his reach customers in their living rooms. amazon will reveal a television viewing device. this will put them in closer competition with apple and google which offer their own gadgets for this purpose. grain trader has agreed to pay $1.5 billion for just over half of the agricultural training unit three the deal highlights china's push to sell more food overseas. motor's joint venture is cutting 950 jobs. market was auto declining even before the annexation of the crimean potential -- peninsula. car deliveries fell four percent in january and february following a five percent drop. welcome back to countdown. 7:44 in london. joins me with a preview of what is to come. lacqua joins me with a preview of what is to come. >> this will be descended straight d

. >> caroline hyde is with us. >> perhaps not. this is a man who had engine blood in his bones and has been added for 25 years. had thatyears, he turnaround credential that is clearly shown when he was at the helm in 2006. it was a thorn in the side of he has driven it to profitability. margins inenviable the industry. 10%. double what most car manufacturers think is a good track record. nine years in helming the u.s. area. notably, he runs the weekly business review when it was first introduced any speech to the employees about four on a weekly basis. this was a guy who said we would not tolerate failure and this will be ongoing. he rescued four. what happens next? talk to me about his tenure. >> fascinating, isn't it? they honed the management skills in boeing. billion so-called business loan. without that, they would have been doomed. they were literally betting the business. to drive them towards the future with fuel-efficient models that are more fresh and stylish. the fusion sedan and the escape suv. to $40rts you brought in

very much. >> commissioner hyde? >> so, you happen to mention something that you said, you had them coming in on saturdays and so you were acting without a license. >> and then you did the community out reach yesterday. and but you had been applying and you said that after you had seen our staff, two weeks later, you had come in here, and i am just wondering, can you tell me what our community out reach policy states? >> so honestly, i have read a lot of things in the last couple of weeks to make sure that i am abreast of everything and i know that we need to reach out to the community, i honestly, after that initial... >> so, what is your biggest problem right now with your license and proving forward, would you say? >> the community. >> so, where would you start in that was your biggest problem? >> with the community. >> which i tried to do, several weeks ago. >> how would you do that, maybe learning what the out reach policy is that comes along with the permit application? >> yes. yes. >> and then, other than that

caroline hyde is here to tell us all. off with amazon. >> jeff bezos going front and center in the competition on hard weight -- hardware. he has even readers, package this time, itnes, is the battle for your sofa. a television viewing device will be streaming from the internet, television programs, movies, making use of the huge portfolio of content. it is about sucking us into the amazon ecosystem. they want more of us to get their reamy him t -- premium subscription called prime. they are coming up against google chrome cast and against netflix. people familiar say it will be the online tv. >> this is the battle they have been starting, that has been started a couple months ago with comcast. stick has beenst available in the united states. it is getting you sucked into the content story. netflix is the other big one. >> talk to us about microsoft. about ifnadella was you cannot beat them, join them. they were admitting that they wanted to make the most of their office subscriptions. if you are not going to buy the surf

caroline hyde, it is embedding a can lead to more users to its exclusive content.hat is why we saw shares after hours because they are hoping they can bring out more profitability from each of the users they have. they already have more than 48 million subscribers. they are going to add about 25% in terms of the price they charge. dollar.ar-two you can do a limited web viewing. they are the bigs online subscription service. onlinebiggest subscription service. also profit a beat. times, at $50 million. sales grew 24%. it looks to be able to grow in its exclusive content and lure people in. >> is international growth is also growing. as that is interesting. the pace is picking up up 16% we saw growth of international subscribers in the first quarter. we are seeing half of that for the united states although domestic is where they are strongest. 75% of all of their subscribers are based in the united states. they want to drive that to more than double. they want to get 60,000,000-90,000,000 in the u.s. six percent growth in the first quarter. interestingly, the focus

caroline hyde outside top shop on the kate moss collection.e" is coming up in just under 10 minutes. guy johnson is having a conversation. we just heard from caroline, mr. philip green is going to be on your show. >> we look forward to that conversation. get his take on what is happening in the broader retail story. is looking to take on some of the grocers too. one of the world's most recognizable hedge fund managers , we will get his take on what is happening in the banking sector. fascinating,both yields in italy, what does he make of that? what is writing that story? we will talk tech as well. the twitter story, we will get his views on what is happening. plus, a bit of m&a. the ge story with alstom. that has probably implications in terms of french policymaking. what does it tell us about the state of the market? and a day dominates. -- m&a dominates. how long will it last? >> looking forward to it. with bring you up to speed some companies that are on the move. air france narrowed its first-quarter loss. the operating loss shrunk to 445

caroline hyde has more. talk to us about what is happening in the states. >> the u.s. -- it all goes back to january. the u.s. court of appeals said the regulations for open internet aren't good enough. it still meant that service , those you use to access the internet, could legally slow down certain websites, block certain websites. if they felt they were too much of a competitive threat, netflix springs to mind. they weren't saying they were doing it, they were saying they were able to do that. with comcast also buying time warner, the fact that you had fewer internet providers became a concern. the fcc looked to tackle this. the draft regulations they are circulating arguably don't go far enough. that is what many are feeling. they say netflix has been very vocal about this, saying that you are still allowing content betterrs to pay for access to the internet, to speed up their services so that when you are downloading a video you don't get it all jumbled, you get a pure signal. netflix already has paid

caroline hyde is at the touch screen with three stocks to watch. caroline?m going on the optimistic side of things and sticking to the gainers. hays posting very strong increases in net fees. up 8% in general. asia a little bit weaker. europe up 11%. u.k. up 14%. they say we'll be at the top end of our profit target. hays the standout performer today. lvmh up 3.8%. leather good. trongest sales in two years. arks & spencer, up 2.4%. trying the get people to buy the clothing arrangement and getting it more stylish is starting to pay off. shares 2.4%. back to you. >> thank you, caroline hyde there with the very latest on some of the main stocks we're watching today. these are the bloomberg top headlines. chinese trade fell sharply for the month of march. xports and imports missed. bloomberg is monitoring prospects for additional stimulus. speaking of surprise declines, australia's unemployment rate -- that sent y in australia to a high. eir jobless rate fell to 5.8%. greece, a sale of five-year bonsd could be worth 2 billion euros. now for an exclusive intervie

caroline hyde has the details.aroline, his samsung doing enough to remain number one in smartphones? >> they're certainly trying to woo people over with the new design. it has a bigger screen. a better battery, a heart rate sensor, a fingerprint sensor. but, as you are saying, the competition is rife. there are the cheaper new kids on the block. sub $100? apple with its iphone 5 s, what do they do? they bring another war, not just a price war, but it freed the war. they're packing this new phone with $600 worth of free applications and vouchers. a paypal voucher, linkedin premium, at least for fitness apps. clearly, they're feeling the turf wars are in. they're desperate to remain top dog. it is worth remembering that last year they shipped war than 300 million phones. that is double what apple shipped. they're still very much for out in front. they're terrified that they're losing market share amid the saturation in the high end of smartphones. aboutalso seems to be wearables this year. with the samsung has to off

here to tell us more about moss mania, caroline hyde is here on the flagship store.id it go last night? it seemed to be a huge crowd here at yesterday. it lost a fanfare of djs. kate moss was taking to the stage. once again, the british style icon teamed up with the british powerhouse in retail. time, theyh gathered. it moss unveiling a large collection of pieces. 600 pounds for one dress. 17 million [indiscernible] than thousands of crochet. >> is to be a collaboration. >> it is. this is a company in which top 350 has stores in almost countries right now. really pushing hard to germany and france. kate mavs is not just a british style icon. she is a worldwide famous face. she has helped launch -- kate styles not just a british icon. she is a worldwide famous face. she has helped launch many -- i think it was in 19 [indiscernible] at the tender age of 14. this is why this is all about kate moss the business. she rates and 12 million pounds. gather inre tax x i >. collection good >> there was a stampede to get in when it was unveiled. people were snatching dresses off

here with me now is our european business correspondent, caroline hyde, jonathan ferro.om davos. futures are up after we heard from the fed yesterday. >> we got a minute yesterday. there is probably more nuance. iny are focusing on one line 25 pages. perhaps those forecast push higher baby thamaybe that is unwarranted. weak chinese data. >> very weak. another surprise, although it has not had much impact on markets which is why we have manus in davos. you have a special interview coming up. youill be about how reconcile this chinese data with everything else we have seen on the markets. >> yeah, francine. we have had two conversations. one on the whole chinese aspect. he said the chinese will support growth at seven percent. you have to trade those markets. alex friedman, globally his message was that the euro was the biggest chall

much.nk you so caroline hyde, jonathan ferro. keep it right here.he china slowdown continues and we will find out what it needs for market later in the hour. ♪ >> welcome back. i am francine lacqua. here are some companies on the move for you. biggest network maker is focusing on more lucrative contracts. this is the fourth consecutive quarter that eric since profitability -- ericsson's profitability has not improved. wrapped up talks with french regulators about how to pay for content and to comply with streaming news. it is proposed merger with publicist is moving slower than anticipated. approvals from french tax authorities and the residency commission. . few final thoughts he is a member of the investment committee. thank you for sticking around. we talked about the tech stocks that you like, including facebook. he talked about the world in general. emerging markets -- you quite bullish on the emerging markets. >> you need to be very selective -- we still find some great opportunities for couples. >> how do you rank brazil at the moment? we're

caroline hyde is here. >> yeah, it hatched. down, so it's not all firing on all cylinders. two quarters we've seen an improvement in sales, tiny numbers, but it is better than the six years we saw a decline in sales. still, there are areas of concern. italy, your home country, francine, is number one, and they're definitely trying to turn that particular area around. also, they're very negative on china. interesting comments coming out saying that china, they're seeing no pickup. in fact, they see a deterioration going forward. but generally, emerging markets, and this is what they sell for the time being, when you've got weak innocence the emerging markets. they're very big in brazil and latin america. that's going to eat into their seasms >> this is a huge retailer. i'm fascinated with the spanish story, because you have more and more investors saying there's value in spanish banks, and this is something, you know, we tend to forget. this is a good sifpblee >> it's a great hunt, isn't it? >> ok, caroline. >> let's talk about

here with me now, caroline hyde.n ferro on the markets and david tweed also joining us. , another weekend, another pathetic -- prophetic statement. really, we are talking about it. it is the dollar side of this trade that is going to drive the euro lower. >> that is the big number. caroline, you are looking at l'oreal on the skin product side and peugeot. >> a bit of a mixed bag. they are both french. l'oreal coming out after the bell today with a sales update. a 4.4%expecting increase. this is a phenomenally inquisitive company. 28 brands. i defy anyone to walk into the bathroom and not own something l'oreal makes. only one is homegrown. they are buying in china with magic. they are buying in luxury as well. i want to focus on peugeot for the opening this morning. business plans, every journalist loves a pond. every cheeky executive at peugeot loves a pond. they are back in the race. that is the business strategy they are outlining today. they want to cut costs, get more profitable. shares up by 1.6%. -- off by 1.6%

. >> hyde. >> here. >> lee. >> per es. >> here. >> naomi akers is running late. she will be in in five minutes. >> we will start this with public comment and there is an opportunity for any in the public to speak to matters of the commission that is not currently on the agenda, and so is there any public comment? again, this is item are really just the agenda. please come up to the microphone and say your name and you have two minutes. >> all right. >> my name is bary, and i have not been here in a while. and >> i wanted to... >> hi. >> i want to congratulate you on getting the president of the commission, and the big shoes to fill because i felt that i was really impressed with your predecessor who did a wonderful job but i am here and i got incensed enough before i go to the pass over tonight and to speak on two subjects and i had one but a second one came up as a result of reading something on facebook. and the first one is about a club called infusion lounge and part of the place of entertainment permit involves having a security plan and how they handle the

caroline hyde is here with the breakdown. let's look at nokia. who is the new man in charge?and the winner is -- rajeev suri. know why it ist surprising us. of the largest units. 90% of sales. the board has confidence in him. he has to be reviving growth for nokia. it's all about equipment. stations, mobile broadband. they want to be a player. technology. they want it to the forefront. l.ving to use outdated materia how do they do that would have ericsson and huawei offer just as good equipment and cheaper price? >> his very ambition. returning money to shareholders. >> we are talking 3 billion euros. doing buybacks. also, cut the debt. they are reducing debt by 2 billion euros as well stop big plans for new korea. >> samsung beat earnings. but the biggest smart phone maker in the world. beating analyst's summit. not only a high-end galaxy phone, they go across the board. every price point. tealing market share in india and china. slightly cheaper devices. also tablets as a wall. million tablets and of phones shipped in the first quarter. its displays, chips, televisions with

caroline hyde is squirming. and forget about captain america, batkid is back.al pitch for the diamondbacks and giants baseball game. the make-a-wish foundation fulfilled his wish to be the cape crusader for a day. welcome back. this is "countdown." i'm mark barton. the top corporate stories with business editor caroline hyde. common the eggs do you eat a day? >> raw or cooked? >> probably a few in a salad. that is just the egg whites. it's a texture thing that would get me. >> i'm with you. >> but i'm not worried about furthering my "guns." today moving in europe are following from the united states. gap with really poor sales in march, seven percent down for the group as a whole. gap also owns old navy and banana republic. old navy phil, banana republic not so bad down four percent, the higher and the range of the gap. margins, all about profitability, promotional activity is very high. fell and we are seeing a gathering of pace in the deterioration. >> i'm just looking at arm shares. >> yeah. >> wow. they have had an interesting april. >> a phenomenal company

caroline hyde has a sneak preview. >> i am indeed. it is the calm after the storm.he crowds were enormous yesterday as, once again, the british powerhouse retailer teamed up with the british style icon, kate moss. i will be back with an interview in the next hour and to discuss the business that is topshop kate kate moss -- meets moss and the brand she brings and the expansion it can mean. back in a moment. ♪ >> welcome back, everybody. you are watching "the pulse." we are streaming on your tablet, your phone, and bloomberg.com. now, have you ever wanted to fight crime? have you ever wanted some kind of superman suit? the british police are looking for experienced managers from other industries, including business and finance. a little bit more, we joined a police raid in london to find out more. >> these are private bits and usually they are individuals who have tens of thousands of pounds. people have lost up to and above -- >> before the victims, police after just a few months he was thought to have begun. , these peopleress are said to have been selling fake inv

more.ne hyde has investors unconvinced this morning? is that being polite? >> being polite. the new chief executive joins as a ceo since march. he is taking a leap out of his old employer's book. he is going very near-term with the new business strategy. it is all about fixing the cash and returning to profit. back in the races with the strategy is called. 2014 to 2018, a four-year window that he is focusing on. they have been reorganizing peugeot. net losses have racked up to 7.5 billion euros in the past years. sales plummeted for europe across the board, particularly afflicting -- affecting the likes of peugeot. it is all about getting back to selling cars and cutting your costs. >> selling those cars in asia. that is the big story. theirably china, with partner dongfeng. they aim to increase volumes by three times, 22020. interesting focus in russia and latin america. in russia, they are hoping to roll out a sales offensive. new models, but adapted to the russian market. they hope to start racking up sales there. that in america, they are boosting investment. markets tha