coming up, jack ma plans a $2 billion loan against alibaba's stock.lus, the nsa and pentagon go to -- open source, but is it safe? and a messaging system gaining traction with corporate giants like cisco and unicorns like spotify. i will be joined by the ceo of lula -- all of that ahead on "bloomberg west." first to our lead, twitter shares are up almost 2% and the board meets to discuss its next ceo. we told you yesterday that jack dorsey is a front runner, but he's already the ceo of square and investors want answers. in the three months since the ceo search started, the stock has taken a hit, dropping over 21%. meantime, twitter is restructuring its theme. product team. it's new title will be twitter's head of consumer products. the big question is, will we get any more details today? here to help break this all down is sarah frier has been working this story with me. colin sebastian, an analyst to -- who covers twitter, and in new york corporate governance , a professor at the mit's sloan school of management. i'm going to start with our favorite

jack ma regularly speaks to david faber.ong ago david asked him about the question of trust this is what he said in response. i don't really care if you trust me do trust my team. >> trust is transparent. we have 30,000 smart people. if you work with smart people, you have to be transparent. you have to make sure they trust you. you trust them. making sure everybody has the same vision. i don't care if you trust me or don't trust me. i care, my team trusts me. and my customers trust us. if you can do that, whether shareholders trust me or not, not important. they know -- they trust the good result. >> in fairness, since that interview was recorded, he's been quite harsh on his own company saying we're not performing as i expect you to be. >> one other core criticism from the article is they question the growth assumptions. bottom line. about whether or not the company can aftchieve the numbers they' talking about. if you own the stock, you have to read the article and response for sure. >>> coming up, big oil stocks falling

the chairman, jack ma, has said that shareholders are not his top priority. savethe new tesla suv help elon musk and help his company reach a lofty sales target. uber, a mixed day for global expansion. good news, bad news, we will tell you both next. ♪ 's model x. elon musk unveiled the highly-anticipated suv in california. the car receiving positive reviews. is it going to help tesla reach of selling 50,000 vehicles in 2015? , colin rush. vehicle,look at this what was the biggest surprise for you that you didn't expect? >> there wasn't much that we didn't expect. we were looking for extreme acceleration, the luxury and safety grading, which was already out there. what was surprising was the subtle details around convenience with the accessory hatch and some of the features on the inside, but they had talked to discard very aggressively into the launch, and i think they delivered well. -- your model for tesla is interesting going forward. your numbers seem lower than the street and revenue basis. you think tesla will hit its big recently-lowered number of 50,

jack ma has confirmed he is attending.will coincide with president xi jinping's first day visit to the u.s. and amid warnings from washington and could hit chinese companies with sanctions for attacks for trade secrets. apple's new partnership with a french powerhouse. which designer is going high-tech with apple and the apple watch. why apple is betting on the ipad pro. ♪ tim cook: this is the ipad pro! it is the most powerful ipad we have ever created. it is amazing, advanced technology and innovation. ♪ emily: time for the daily byte. today's byte is $1100, the starting price of the hermes strap for the iwatch. apple is partnering with the french luxury brand to create a leather strap for the model and special faces that represent traditional hermes watches. if you want the hermes strap and watch face, only $1500. to the ipad. the larger ipad to attract business users and also musicians, designers bring apple said the ipad pro is faster than 80% of pcs shipped and comes with a stylus or apple pencil. will it jumpstart d

bloomberg has confirmed that alibaba founder jack ma will be there. apples to cook will be planning to attend and may the ceos of facebook and google as well. they will attend a dinner hosted by microsoft founder bill gates at his home. thes interesting, given president obama's hard-line on china and the chinese president's hard-line on u.s. tech companies. what do you make of the chinese government organizing its own little side trip ahead of the state visit and sort of undermining the white house as the white house is considering sanctions on chinese businesses or hack attacks? >> i think it is a smart move. i do not know what extent they are undermining. the white house has been well aware of what has been going on. she thinking was coming in that direction, and i know it is well known that the chinese have been assessed by the choreography, not just of the state visit to new york, but also what would be , the otherity nongovernmental, non-bilateral venue that they had worried seattle is an interesting choice. will be learning more about what you h

and i don't want to say jack ma died and the company is in trouble. we have been looking for successors. if you want kids, you should have kids when you are young. i started looking for a successor when i was 40 years old. now i am 51, training young people. so we note keeping the culture is the key. i like the american system of doing business, but i don't really like your current independent director system too much. the board is not like directors. it is like lawyers making decisions. they are the ones making the final call. let me check my lawyers. they agree? yeah, they agree. [laughter] many companies are going that way. i know alibaba will go that way if we do not change today. we should find people that have the same passion, mission, and values. so we extend the partnership. the partners are the young people, the young generation. they should make sure to keep the culture of the company, keep the mission of the company, helping small business, helping consumers. but hong kong guys think, jack ma came from it -- came for a change. yeah. what d

i had met jack ma, the founder of alibaba in 1997 in hong kong, where i was based. go to alibaba, where do i buy wholesale parts? i need to buy electric motors. i pick from the menu. 10 days later, a crate shows up on my doorstep. there are 5000 parts made to my custom spec. i was stunned. i got chills that i had gotten robots in china to work for me. and they took paypal. emily: how did you go from journalist/drone enthusiast to drone company ceo? chris: after i started the community and it takes off. people started talking about doing things together. designing drones. the software, the hardware, etc. initially, i started putting parts into cardboard pizza boxes with my children. that was the manufacturing line. that did not work well. it was clear it had to be like a real company. making real stuff, was someone doing it full-time. i invited the smartest guy on the site and said, you want to start a company with me? and he said sure. initially, he was 19. in tijuana, mexico, he just graduated from high school. by the time we started the company, he was maybe 20 or

one-year ago, jack ma was down here, were they going to launch the trades.did we surge 35% on the first day? they seemed almost invincible at that stage. why are we back below that ipo price? >> there's been three issues with alibaba, fundamentally and for the stock price. first china soured. second is that numbers have come in a bit for alibaba versus where most people thought a year ago. we have seen slowdowns. third there's been some really negative regulatory management issues that surfaced. really more regulatory issues. there was a scuffle they had with the chinese golf vernment three or four months ago. >> you see this as a huge -- you are generally a bull, but this is a huge buying opportunity. i see your price target here is 91. in essence, why do you think it would rally so strongly? >> yeah. well, look, we have not will a good call on this we had a buy since the ipo. we found oirss bringing estimates in, price targets down. but it has not been one of our top buys. we had the wrong call. we like it here, however. there's a little too much fear in t

coming up, jack ma plans a $2 billion loan against alibaba's stock. nsa and pentagon go to -- open source, but is it safe? and a messaging system gaining traction with corporate giants like cisco and unicorns like spotify. i will be joined by the ceo of lula -- all of that ahead on "bloomberg west." first to our lead, twitter

the company started in china back in 1999 founded by jack ma, and u.s. has been the biggest market for us since then. >> host: all right. you do have some products such as life smart. what is it? >> guest: one of our suppliers. ces is a great platform because folks come here looking for the new products that are going to be big in consumer electronics. alibaba doesn't sell anything, but we wanted to bring some of our suppliers here to give attendees and businesses a taste of the type of products that they can find on alibaba and also put a face to the actual supplier they can find. these are folks all over the world selling products that people might be looking for, and that's what we wanted to give them a taste of. life smart has great technology that can essentially make your home a smart home without wires. >> host: so lifesmart is a client of alibaba's. >> guest: a supplier that anybody can find. >> host: where did mr. ma come up with this idea? >> guest: he had an interesting idea. he actually came to the u.s. back in the '90s, and at the time there

. >> jack ma was in that picture? >> yes. >> you had bezos and jack ma together. that's an interesting combination. >> this boeing deal, 38 billion. 197 37s, 50 wide bodies. a great piece about how china is a customer but eventually is likely to be a rival when it comes to plane manufacturing. how do they ride that balance? >> i think boeing is doing so many things right. i just think that's another one to remember as it comes in. it is a 20-year cycle. got some more news out of volkswagen. >> the board member from portia, from audi, both expected to leave volkswagen group, dow jones citing sources. we are likely to get more official news tomorrow. >> obviously, you can't control what looks to be a down right fraud. you are coming back. the germany economy needs volkswagen strong. they really killed themselves. stay focused on tech. there is a lot of tech that's good. a lot of retail that's good. i am going to bring out some good here. i know it is a bear. i know it won't stay a bear as valuations fall. >> yellen tonight in amherst, fooifr not expected to take any

tim cook, jack ma, pony ma, bob iger, howard schultz, a long list of people. lots before he goes on to washington dc on thursday. then the united nations in new york on friday, saturday, sunday before he turns back. angie: what are the major issues talking about? stephen: i could probably name five and we would not talk about the -- we would not scratch the surface. trade deficit. at an all-time high. south china sea on a geopolitical and military front. china claims 4/5 of the south china sea. very contentious issues. climate change. we are leading up to the paris meetings. these are the world's two biggest commuters. cyber security one of the more contentious issues that mr. obama wants from mr. xi. >> china believes that china and the united states are the countries that should try to work together, work out the and ther cyber security spirit of equality, mutual benefit, and mutual respect. stephen: interestingly, "the new york times" is reporting that on the agenda is an arms accord-like deal for cyber security based on a updated u.n. code of conduct, if y

jack ma has tremendous integrity from what anybody has seen.ny company you have to trust their accounting. for barron's to be right, you're talking about a colossal fraud from the ground up and i think that's highly unlikely. not impossible but highly unlikely and the market's not that bothered by it. everyone thought they are overstating revenues by 50%. >> yahoo! by the way, hasn't had a two handle absent that flash crash in over two years. we will see what happens with yahoo!. google stepping up its game in driverless cars. phil lebeau joins us with more. hey phil. >> this is a big deal with what google is doing. the new head of the google car program will be john craft check. he joins google after previously being one of the top executives at true car. but where many people are familiar with john is from his term as the head of hyundai north america from 2006 to 2013 time frame and during his tenure, they had fantastic growth in the united states. prior to that he worked as one of the product chiefs at ford. so he is steeped in knowledge in

when i interviewed jack ma at the new york stock exchange he said it's all about trust, trust us, wenow they're still countering. what are they doing? counterfeit goods, allegations of fraud, a very challenging time, plus competition from jd.com traded on the nasdaq, making inroads in china. neil: not a good confluence of events. >> it's not, to making the painful transition to a consumer driven economy, but they have a government as we've seen from the markets that's really heavy handed, not really sophisticated. neil: are they banning short selling? >> they put it in a suspension for a short amount of time. i do believe they've maintained that ban in place. neil: and here if you're selling stock at all? >> god forbid you report something not positive for the markets. neil: that was always the rap against them, it went public, and i know you raised them when you saw it, the biggest thing i remember from the interview, do you appreciate your wealth? think about how wealthy you are? he said no, which was his first of many lies. [ laughter ] >> one way of putting it, i guess. there's j

the other thing is the principals in alibaba, jack ma and his partner are borrowing against their own stock, we don't know why, but anyway. david: lot of people are doing that. let me just finally take one point that the defenders of china make which is the chinese economy isn't going down, they're switching from an industrial economy to a service economy which has been pick up. in other words, modernizing not going into a depression. what do you say to that? >> this story is as old as the hill. you're not going to change east asian culture. we heard that old story with japan, they were going to switch over and so on. it's never going to happen. that's not the problem. the problem is the role or share of government and the chinese economy, nobody pays attention to that. and that's an older story and something we should forget about. the economy is weighed down by all this control and this stuff is a huge opportunity lost. all the media controls and so on, you know? . david: all eyes are going to be on china come monday, though a lot of people are going to be on vacation to see what ha

roundtable meeting meeting with mary strait isn't that a of general motors and tim cook of avalanche jack ma, was interesting about that particular meeting is who wasn't there. the ceos of facebook, twitter and google, then he moved on to everett washington where he is currently touring a bowling facility, boeing has announced they an ounce a deal selling 300 new wide and narrow body planes, and they will open the first plant of any kind in china, first time boeing is doing that internationally and later this afternoon he heads to microsoft, he will tour headquarters there and then do another meeting with ceos that will include individuals like the cisco ceo of dow chemical and even more individuals at the morning meeting, the agenda here it is going to be very complicated. focus on cybersecurity, access to business and doing transparent business in china and all of this very much wills that the town of how he will go, what is mind that will be when he meets with president obama over a working dinner later this week at the white house. >> thank you so much. that was perfect what you said, ve

institutional shareholders felt that they had to buy jack ma, that they had to buy alibaba.they sell those shares three minutes after it goes public? using bloomberg terminal charts. rett: that's right. more sellers and buyers. the market counties off by more than half of what it was. tom: is it still 30 or 40 years ago that people felt like they had to buy shares to launch to the next deal? rett: i do not think jack ma had to seal the deal to be invited to his roadshow because they were huge on the road. the deal is exciting, and now we are settling into a huge chinese correction that nobody was talking about when alibaba was on the road. the the question is, did game change? here is kkr first data, 336 pages. we have to go. we have to come back. i am all wound up about ipo's this morning. it is large. there it is. coming up, a conversation on pope francis. he is in washington. ♪ , beforehington, d.c. the pageantry that we will see this morning. some 15,000 scheduled to be at the white house, on the lawn, as the president and mrs. obama greet pope francis. his first visit e

attendees included tim cook, bob eiger, warren buffett and jack ma of alibaba.cers in the u.s. are about to see their credit lines shrink just when they need the money the most. the latest round of revaluations is underway and 80% of oil and gas producers will see a reduction in the maximum amount of money they can borrow. credit lines will be cut by an average of 39%. scarlet: the commission on presidential debates will announce -- has announced where the candidates will be facing off next year. locations include ohio, st. louis, and the university of nevada and las vegas. a vice presidential debate is set for farmville, virginia. the first debate will be in dayton, ohio on september 26. is coming up. >> that is next year. scarlet: who is going to be the nominee on the democrat side? a quarter of americans say vice president joe biden is their top choice for president. that's according to a bloomberg politics poll released this morning. hillary clinton is still in the lead. bernie sanders is bringing up the rear at 24%. alix: clinton toss favorability ,atings h

i know joe sy, jack ma said we won't be sellers, but there could be others. >> this comes back to how china is doing. i'm getting more positive on the consumer there, only because a lot of american companies said don't extrapolate the stock market. the stock market, which we may all think is completely rigged, has held up better than ours over the last six weeks. >> take people in for questioning if they short sell -- sold short or done anything it can send a message. >> well, yeah. it does concentrate the mind -- maj yin those discussions between the party and the short sellers. i don't think it's hey, it's pretty overvalued. it's more like, okay. okay. i'm a buyer. >> the exchange of ideas may not be as high minded as the one you and bullard had. >>> when we come back, lennar one of the big winners. and jamie dimon has a message for congress. take another look at futures. trying to get back some of what was lost on friday. the worst day since september 1st. more "squawk on the street" from post nine in just a minute. to folks out there whose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns i

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jack ma and the vice chairman have pledged to keep stock, eyes are on yahoo!o see what they do with their 15% stake. i will bring in cory johnson in san francisco. do we have any chance? -- any hints? cory: yahoo! is trying to figure it out. for a plano the irs for a tax-free spinoff, the irs would not grant that. saying good luck with that, we are not approving this. show us what you are going to do and then we will tell you what your taxes are. yahoo! maybe having to find a new way to do this. the context of the lockup is like no other. , $105e the ipo is so big billion worth of stock becomes available for a sale, is now available that was not available last friday. that is a huge deal even though some of the biggest shareholders, the ceo and shareholder, softbank is a big holder, not selling. yahoo! has not announced what their plan is going to be. nonetheless, this is a company that is seeing slowing growth as a goes forward. what we're seeing from this company is it has done a bunch of acquisitions. they have done some peculiar moves with use of cash, not

but also includes jack ma on alibaba, robin lee, as well as the bank of china, the industrial bank ofy market -- biggest bank by market cap in the world. the president will be here on his trip and have a market cap of $1 trillion. we talk about business, they definitely do mean business. this how different is visit from his previous visit in 2013? it was back in 2013, and politically speaking, he was not president of the time. he was vice president. but economically, china is a very different economic half and is definitely seeing better days. sawhe past summer or so we china's shanghai composite fall about 38% because of their slow down. china has been slowing down in the past year and saws slows pace of growth since 1990. yen has devalued into surprise moves. trying to engage with business leaders and tech leaders and saying china still a consumer driven society and we still want to buy. mark: how important is china to the city of seattle? >> good question. it turns out that washington dollarsports 29 billion of goods and services to china every single year. if you look at the gdp o

jack ma of alibaba will lead is emissive maryborough, just based those of amazon, based those identifiedmpo, warren buffett, biker, so many more. this comes after xi jinping speech last night in seattle in which companies are welcome to do business in china and china would not manipulate the exported booze. she denied vacation hacking but added he would cooperate on improving and setting the stage here for his big meeting with president obama. >> we want americans to operate in china and yet we can operate unless its joint venture. and then there's all this underpinning about stealing our intellectual property and cybercrime. >> you have to look at the list of people meeting with the president and say who was not there. twitter ceo comment google ceo, all services bought in china that to cramp the style of tech innovation in china and yet you have him saying two different things. doing one thing and save another. maria: monocoque of the work under president nixon's administration. how do you see the strip? >> i worked during the last years and made clear i was not born when he was select

jack ma is borrowing with other investors $2 billion in using their own stock as collateral.intend to do with that money they haven't said that they have a line of credit in ali baba stock. stuart: that is interesting. your stock is collateral for a loan has gone down. >> it is going to be interesting to see how they do this, credit suisse, morgan stanley. stuart: it is down 63. the nfl season is about to kick off. the two biggest players on the fantasy sports arena would be draft kings and fan will. they're battling it out. those two companies have shelled out a combined $110 million just this year on tv ads. 110 million for two of them? the sport may be fascinating but the money is anything but. looked who is here, jason, $110 million between you and fan jewel. >> some of the big brands are spending more. stuart: total outsider business which i never played any fantasies for whatsoever and you are right in the middle of it. i didn't realize there was so much money involved. >> fantasy sports are popular, 56 million people in the u.s. and canada playing and only 5 or 6% of t

they don't buy a lot of stuff from us jack ma wants them too. >> if i ever need to buy 75 golf carts i'll go on alibaba.com. other than that, no. >> people in houston are looking for someone to blame. what happened? did you see what they said, 20 to $25 barrel for the next couple of years. they want to know why and the why does go back to china. >> well, again, going back through history and we have interesting historical stats coming up later on in the program but if you look at the price of oil, inflation adjusted we have bias because boil has been above 100 twice and i think we assume it should be a higher level than it is the inflation adjusted current price of oil is 47 to $49 per barrel and we're still pumping 9.3 here. >> oil prices have just as much to do with supply as demand too. it's a new reality. >> the bear case for oil meaning the price could go down lower is this. we're producing about 2 million more barrels a day worldwide than we need. the bull case is that the kind of wells we're drilling, they drain faster just by the nature of the technology so the current wells

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from the chinese side, it ma andd alibaba's jack others, and president xi addressed the crowd, saying there are still many for countries in china. it has moved from trade driven to being both trade driven an investment. given our differences in the development stages, i would have issues, and for business cooperation, it is even broader. there are more opportunities in this respect. reporter: looking ahead, president xi jinping goes from washington state to washington, d.c., where, of course, he meets u.s. president barack obama, and they will have substantive conversations from bilateral climate change and human rights, and then they will have a state that are with pomp and circumstance, and a lot of people will be watching. bloomberg news. take a look at some of the other stories we are watching today. kong fashionong retailer again finds itself in the crosshairs of an activist investor. he says he hopes for an investigation into the report that the company may be the subject of a probe i hong kong reporting council, which is in charge of investigating issues. this is right before f

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talking about the impact of all this of all of history today with jack otter is stephen rees from jpmorgan along with my colleague ,-com,-com maagen mcdowell here. one question that came up was does this replace jobs? more technology basically making life better for the user of our efficient for the employer. >> actually what we see has all the customers so far have a strong focus on trying to drive satisfaction. the extra time freed up from the soap are investing all the extra time in driving service better and better for customers. >> better quality, less room for error. people order more because they changed how it drives the ticket. >> it depends on the guest. a number of customers say seeing a higher ticket because it becomes easier to order appetizers and desserts and so on. maria: they are ordering more. >> credit card companies are very concerned about security now. does this machine enhanced security? >> the big announcement today as we have always had security at the center of what we do. today we announced a package of incremental security features. to start with the credit card or debit card never has to leave the

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jack up eyebrows. >> i have them, too. oh. here we go, video now of pope leaving the residence, 72nd and fifth avenue in ma manhattan. ago, there he is. he walked out with a smile on his face. probably because coming to philadelphia. >> that would be very typical custom as you leave the howls, would you ask for a blessing from the pope. >> is that right? >> sure, yes. >> when he goes into a residence? >> you might ask then, too, ask any time you want. but often when you are leaving, at the departure, very common gesture, yes. >> so jess in the control room, do you still see the helicopter still on the grounds? okay. we'll have sue talk over that helicopter shot here. sue, the weather will hole up, no rain today, and looks like no rain tomorrow? >> yes, it is looking less and less like rain for tomorrow. at least, not until late tomorrow night, so what we are talking about for tomorrow cloudy day, but generally, rain free. so, each time we get a look at our computer models it is looking a little bit better. we can't rule out rain completely, but for today, because of the wind, and because of the cloud cover later on,