an exclusive with john malone.irst up, target's third quarter operating profit of 54 cents did beat forecasts. comps up. courtney reagan will have an exclusive interview with target ceo brian cornell. >> i've gotten to know the company pretty well since the change. i can tell you that brian is definitely an underpromiser and over deliverer. this is much faster a turn than i expected. the glaring issue here is that canada had been a disaster. now it's on the mend. they opened 125 stores in a year and it was a disaster. that looks like it's behind them. the fact is that the merchandise has been reinvigorated. the online presentation, which was a disaster, obviously jump started by some free shipping. i don't want to say target is back because he'll not like it if i say that. he's a conservative man who comes from sam's club and pepsi co. i'll tell you the run in target has now been justified. you can say, well, why didn't you put me into it. cornell is a positive force. to say, listen, this was the term, would have n

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i put it to his neighbor in colorado john malone asking him what do you think charlie ergen will do? >> charlie is very hard to understand or predict. i'm not entirely sure he knows what he wants to do. he knows they're valuable. he knows they are increasingly valuable. the question is -- and charlie doesn't want to cash out. he's having too much fun. what combination increases the value of the assets he's sitting on, but keeps them involved? >> interesting insight from mr. malone, of course. malone knows ergen pretty well. seems to think he wants to stay involved. let's move to the bond pits and rick santelli in chicago. >> well, in one way we are going nowhere fast with regard to treasuries, but we are on the cusp of maybe changing that dynamic. look at a two-day chart of 10s and realize this is the 18th session we closed in a tight range of 2.30. we are testing the lower bounds of that on this chart which starts october 28th. two-day boons, two things should jump out at you. we are having five and six basis point swings, we want to pay attention. the data affected the boon today,

john malone and greg and i talk about it.hey love -- what they love about live nation, it's a global business. in 41 countries and expanding. no regulatories, no factories to build. jay-z is a global product. we've got a great global runway ahead of us, and the nice part is we can keep hitting it right down the fairway. we don't have to do anything out of the box to keep growing this business for years ago to come. >> michael, thanks for stopping by, appreciate it. michael rapino, the ceo of live nation. karen, you've been in this for quite some time. >> michael is a rock star in this business. he has really been made this transformational change, it's not the cheapest stock, but you can definitely see growth there and we are hanging on to all of it. >> got some breaking news here. sotheby's is the name, kate rogers has the details. >> that's right, melissa. sotheby's ceo william groupec stepping down by mutual agreement. he will remain in place enemy a successor is named. cnbc reached out to third point for comment as activi

john malone holds a media day at his liberty media. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance." our worlde from headquarters. it is wednesday, november 19. i am tom keene, joining me brendan greeley, once again back to back julie hyman in for scarlet fu. >> senate supporters of the keystone pipeline came up one vote short. 69-41 in favor of the controversial project. backers needed 60 votes. it was a blow to louisiana senator mary landrieu. wanted deep approval to boost her reelection chances but only 14 democrats voted in favor. here is landrieu. reid'sd not ask harry permission to do this, and i did not inform mitch mcconnell. i took to the floor of the united states senate and to be power that comes from being a senator representing one of the great states in this nation to force a debate on an issue that i felt strongly about and they feel strongly about for many years. >> the issue is not dead, though. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell says lawmakers will vote on keystone next year when of course there will be more republicans in the

. >> when i spoke to john malone earlier he said he sees charter as gravitational force of consolidationis that the case? >> charter doesn't need acquisitions to be successful. i think there is a natural push towards consolidation and scale because of the nature of the market place. charter can take advantage of those opportunities. i think in some ways we are natural. >> we are going to leave it there. thank you for your time. back to you guys. >>> let's go back up to morgan brennan for a "market flash." >> check out agios pharmaceuticals after the company reported positive phase one data for its leukemia drug. it's up some 300% year to date. jim cramer says the gains aren't over, that the drug has a very impressive response rate. >>> race to cure blindness. we'll show you incredible new technology that gives people who are fighting blindness the gift of sight. the company behind the bionic eyes. shares are up 100% right now. got to stick around for this one. sheila! you see this ball control? you see this right? it's 80% confidence and 64% knee brace. that's more... shh... i know that'

. >> caller: steven king, an gus king and john malone owns a million acres of our land but my call iscp. >> it's interesting. someone the other day started with the cell but i always default to federal realty because it's been the best performer right now. it's not an industrial read. but i really like that one. mike in texas please, mike. >> caller: hey jim, how are you today? >> how are you doing? >> caller: okay. how about that? >> no, i don't want to touch anything in the oil patch right now. you know what, my charitable trust has three stocks in the oil patch and even three out of 30 is killing us. i'm not wishing it on anybody. >> caller: hi, jim, booyah. >> booyah. >> caller: jim i have a question, what is your take on the tracking company -- >> no, that's sand. we got out of the sand game. people hated us but we said sell sell sell after they had run up 40% but that's the way it works in this business and that ladies and gentlemen is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by t.d.ameritrade. >>> when a stock gets crushed off a big analyst dow

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. >> it is interesting because i have interviewed john malone many times. nothing if not a straight talker. i was a little surprised he was perhaps not as strident as i might have anticipated in saying i don't know what the president is talking about. those are my words. he didn't say those. that being said you might imagine he doesn't think -- even if they were to try to do it and the chair were to go along you would end up in litigation over a long period of time and end up with a compromised solution. that is kind of where he came down on it in a wide range discussion that we had. >> thank you very much, david faber. great work. thank you. >>> there is one thing that the ceo of jp morgan chase says keeps him up at night. we will tell you what that is. goldman sachs making bold predictions for the new year. they have the top ten list. >>> netflix finally pressing pause on america's favorite tv dad. nbc as we were mentioning earlier with jane wells doing the same. "street signs" will be right back. of experience... for access to one of the top wealth manag

john malone holds a media day at his liberty media. good morning, everyone.erg surveillance." our worlde from headquarters. it is wednesday, november 19. i am tom keene, joining me brendan greeley, once again back to back julie hyman in for scarlet fu. >> senate supporters of the keystone pipeline came up one vote short. 69-41 in favor of the controversial project. backers needed 60 votes. it was a blow to louisiana senator mary landrieu. wanted deep approval to boost her reelection chances but only 14 democrats voted in favor. here is landrieu. >> i did not ask harry

john halveric. he now has 13.1 misses. you look at that, guys like michael jordan, and karl malone.ng good for a long time and taking a lot of shots. >>> and remember this video from sunday, the mascot from the seahawks went rogue and landed on a fan's head. the seahawks office tweeted out this tweet yesterday, i apologize to my family, fellow birds everywhere. the seahawks association and fans. i'm embarrassed by the pregame incident and the poor judgment i showed. please understand my actions were not consistent with the type of bird i hope to become. i don't know about you guys, not really buying that apology. >> i don't know, there have been so many bad apologies. i don't want to make light of the other apologies that have been for very bad things. >> tcu at number four. the scandals ranking at tcu. >>> groundbreaking deal with climate change with the u.s. and china. we're breaking down deet. and what this means for u.s./china relationing moving forward. ♪ >>> breaking news this morning. the u.s. and china announcing a groundbreaking deal on climate change, that as china's leade