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amy kellogg is joining the stor from milan italy. what is the latest?e death toll stands at ove 420. thousands have been rendered homeless. quite obviously, people are absolutely devastated and worried that there could be mor to come. another tsunami volcanic activity that set off this gian wave and the first place continues between the islands o java and sumatra. there is panic as the false alarm went off earlier today. people were trying to salvage some good to make a little mone in the markets today even thoug most residents are in shelters. some were obviously trying to g back to their homes and salvage what they could. this admits worries of disease spreading and the conditions that you see and having enough medical supplies to keep people from getting sick. our celebration today is full o grief as you mentioned, it was really not a traditional christmas service but about praying for the victims. after the 2004 tsunami that killed 230,000 people, a lot ar asking why want better warning signals put in place so that people could have had time to esca

amy kellogg is monitoring the rescue efforts and the aftermath as well as seismic activity in italy and she joins us now from along. good evening, amy. >> high, mike. italy sits on the fault lines and, yes, there have been a lot of seismic and activity -- mount etna has erupted and dozens of small earthquakes have been detected, but we are not talking about the discussion they'll make the instruction and casualties indonesia has. in asia is one of the most disaster hit countries in the world, its arc volcanoes that are called the ring of fire. the search for survivors continue and much to do so for a week. that hopes to find people alive are fading fast. more than 420 have died, more than 100 are missing, 16,000 have lost their homes. in some cases, they lost everything. some still have the homes but are too scared to go back. indonesia is a muslim majority country, but some church leaders marked mass with references for victims and survivors. the volcano that triggered this is still active. there is widespread fear there could be another tsunami at any moment and, like the last, it cou

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correspondent amy kellogg is monitoring the rescue effort in the aftermath as well as some activity intaly. she joins us now. >> italy sits on fault lines and there has been quite a lot of seismic and volcanic activity in the last 24 hours. mount etna has erupted and over 100 small earthquakes have been detected. at least we're not talking about the destruction of the casualties that indonesia is. they happen to be one of the most disaster hit countries in the world due to its fault lines, its multitude of exposed and in some cases tiny islands. the arc of volcanoes that are called the ring of fire. this is the third national disaster in indonesia and six months. they search for survivors continues hopes of finding people alive are fading fast, more than 420 have died, over 100 are missing and 16 thousands have lost their homes. some still have their home, they are too scared to go back. indonesia is a muslim-american country, some people observed christmas with a mask marked by prayers for victims and survivors. because the tsunami was caused by a landslide sparked by a volcanic erupt

amy kellogg is live in italy with the very latest. amy?t of survivors are just frightening. you hear them talking about trying to outrun the tsunami by getting in their cars and driving off, only to have the big wave crash through the windows of their cars and practically drown them while they are trying to get away, submerging them. it's a miracle that some of these people escaped. these stories are the stuff of nightmares. now, the tsunami happened in a disaster prone part of the world. the fact that this tsunami came with no warning whatsoever is what made it particularly horrifying. 16,000 people have been left homeless on top of the 420 plus dead and 100 plus missing. there are concerns about getting clean water and provisions to those living in shelters. there's widespread here that there could be another tsunami and there have been a couple terrifying false alarms today when the tides went up. all it took was someone to yell tsunami to send people running panicked through the streets. those who could tried to get back to business se

painful return to the ghost ship on this two-year anniversary, to remember their daughter, donna kellogg, who died here. >> she had bright red hair and she really liked her and people really liked her. >> reporter: she managed the courage to come back to this spot. >> it felt like it's really important to be here, to be there for anybody else who wanted to talk. >> reporter: 36 partygoers gathered in 2016 and were trapped when a fire became a raging inferno inside. >> it's where i lost my best friend, and mott just my best friend, a whole community of really talented people. >> reporter: the oakland mayor tweeted, today our community mourns the second anniversary of the ghost ship fire. oakland grieves together, we remember together, and we heal together. the defendants were both involved in running the artist collective. they had struck a plea deal, but that was rejected by a judge. both are now headed for trial. >> as long as it doesn't happen again. and the people responsible get the justice, and not just the people currently waiting trial. >> reporter: the memorial continues to grow

mike.f >> amy kellogg in london, thank you.t, stirring images from bethlehem's manger square seeing near record turnout this year for christmas. first, beyond our borders tonight, afghanistan's capital reportedly quiet after hours of gunfire between police and attackers who stormed a government building. authorities on all reporting 25 killed and 20 wounded in the firefight and suicide bombing. last we heard police were going to florida for searching for any remaining gunmen. former pakistani prime minister sentenced to seven years in prison for corruption. his political party calling the sentence a black stain on the justice system. he was removed last year from power over the corruption allegations and he denies any wrongdoing. seismologist reporting a swarm of 130 tremors shaking italy's mount etna tonight. they're also reporting lava the volcano and pointing to ano new fracture opening near its southeast greater. hikers are being brought down from higher elevations but there are no reported injuries and so far the spewing a

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she had 17 years of experience at kellogg. she is an experienced corporate director.rs will be excited about that. she is a woman of color. she brings a lot of experience to the board. arry, some might consider him silicon valley insider, so i don't know if he will bring the same independence investors might have been looking for. he is a tesla shareholder. he certainly believes in the mission of the company. bring newat lets him eyes, we will have to see. alix: this all started a few months ago when elon musk said he had funding to potentially go private. finecaused the sec to elon musk and tesla. will these changes be enough to change elon musk? >> i think that is what investors are looking for. tesla has been long criticized for having poor governance. small board, and five of the eight directors had ties personally or professionally to elon musk. we will have to see if they are able to rein him in and help the company make decisions. ben has proven so far to unimaginable. alix: exactly. how seriously do you think musk is taking this? we still get the frenetic twee

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, kellogg, to challenge power and access. which i am glad to say none of those succeeded. the american economy in the antitrust yield is much better because none of them succeeded and in fact, the chairman can give you the site because he was the one who evaluated all of these efforts in a law review article and described them. i think his phrase was monuments of prosecutorial ineptitude. would be scary. >> let's not forget these clear lessons of fairly recent history about wanting more authority from the courts. >> i think that our economy has continued to grow over time. back then, did we have a situation where you didn't have the internet but where people were talking to their friends about what movie they wanted and then someone actually took that conversation which is now posted on facebook and gave it to companies so they could target them for advertising on their movies? i don't know. my point is that we have now our dominantt media firms in certain areas, highly successful in employing a lot of people but is it workin

. >> if you were running kellogg still, what would you be doing in light of this trade war would you, rolling out the purse strings, buying stock back? what would you be doing? >> it's about being selective. yes, you'd probably cut down on capex where you don't believe you're going to get a return over the next five or ten years, but you will be investing where you will get a return. i don't think any company has the luxury of standing still you've got to continue to compete, you have to continue to move forward but it's where you do that and then there is the reordering of supply chains, and i think companies at this point have to start thinking about whether they move their supply chain out of china into lower cost countries, vietnam, southeast asia that's also a decision that i think every company in the world is looking at. so rebounds, seeing the supply chain, investing where you feel comfortable, but there will be areas where companies believe it's not at the right time and, frankly, i think europe could be one of those places. >> do you think that the trade fight with china ha

reporter: make difficult decision to come by memorial set up in oakland where her daughter donna kellogg's name appears. >> i really didn't want to be here but felt it was important. >> reporter: among 36 people who died two years ago when the warehouse caught fire in electronic dance party. >> after two years, doesn't go away, still there. >> just reminds us of jonathan, we miss him. >> reporter: ed birnbaum said it's sad day. son jonathan was renowned deejay, who was not performing that night. he's put his energy into nonprofit, vital arts. >> trying to honor victims by providing housing and performance spaces for artists. >> reporter: mayor libby schaaf tweeted we mourn the lives, oakland grieves together, remember together and heal together. two defendants are expected in court monday and going to trial next spring after a plea was rejected. judge felt not remorseful enough. family have attended hearings as the case drags on. a procession was held today in memory of the friends and family who died in the fire and family members reflected on the another year gone by. >> changes, this ca

you get somebody like kathleen wilson thompson who is a career corporate executive, many years at kellogg before she went to walgreens. she oversees thousands and thousands of employees who will bring rigor and discipline to the organization. emily: tesla's board has been criticized for having poor governance. now, larry ellison a close relationship with moscow. he has been building up a personal stake in the company. does he bring the independence the board needs? crayton: that's a great question. technically, larry ellison is independent, but he has a stake in the company. we have been talking to experts today that questioned the spirit of this pic because he is somebody who has praised musk publicly. he is a huge fan not only of and thet of spacex whole must empire. is he really somebody that's will be in board meetings questioning and criticizing him when necessary? it's a legitimate question. thata: you said it earlier he is spiritually similar to elon musk and this larger than life tech figure, but he has had his fair share of tech scandals. what exactly do you think he brings to th

amy kellogg is live in london with the latest. >> through all this the president has been unwavering it's clear that the senate motions really got under the saudi's skin. they did what the russians have done before in the face of condemnation and that is to suggest that that condemnation was really more about u.s. domestic politics and posturing. now, the saudi foreign ministry statement said the kingdom of saudi arabia rejects the position expressed recently by the united states senate which was based on unsubstantiated claims and allegations and contained blatant interferences in the kingdom's internal affairs undermining the kingdom's regional and international role. they called the murder of khashoggi a rogue operation and have denied that the crown prince had any knowledge of it. the senate voted to hold saudi's crown prince responsible for it and voted to withdraw support of saudi and the war in yemen. they are backing yemen's elected government and iran is backing the hoourty rebels. aid supplies are blocked. the trump administration placed great hopes in crown prince bin salm

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on a couple of other boards right now and was an executive at kellogg's for a couple of decades before walgreens. guy: great stuff. thank you very much. joining us with the latest on tesla and the two new appointments being made. next, counting you down to the european close and talking about what is happening in italy. a couple of days still to pass the budget.getting interesting down in rome . we will take you quickly next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ strengthen our pharma and vaccine business. vaccine business. >> 30 minutes left in the european trading day from london, i'm guy johnson. the european close on bloomberg markets. guy: stories from the bloomberg and around the world. monster terday's turnaround in stocks, will the rally continue? moment, we're oscillating in and out positive and negative s&p.tory on tesla trading higher as larry ellison joined the board. keep musk on track and the race is on in rome to pass he budget after standoff with brussels will italian parliament sign off before the ends of the year. live to milan to find out. let's talk about the markets. over the a r

amy kellogg takes a look tonigh tonight. >> with the clock ticking down on the 60 day window given toussia by the u.s. earlier this month to come into compliance with the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty, president putin did nothing but flex military muscle. >> we already have everything but if someone tries to scare us, we would have to respond in a commensurate manner. >> the treaty bans land-based missiles with a range of 300 to 3400 miles. putin denied violating the treaty while boasting about his newest missile technically within the rules but according to putin a game changer. >> it's a hypersonic missile, more than mach ten. we have it. >> it was one of a whole raft of nuclear capable weapons, that he bride could not be intercepted. the jury is still out on how viable the weapons are. >> there is bluster involved. in the past, the russians never revealed what they were developing, this is part of messaging. >> they may no longer be 1 of 2 superpowers but it is on par with u.s. capabilities. despite russian violations, some question the wisdom of ditching it meaning it w

amy kellogg joins us live from milan, italy. what's the latest, amy? >> hi, rick. people really are frightened that this could happen again because the volcano that caused this tsunami on saturday is still very active. so people are scared that another one could happen again without any warning. so at this point, people are being told by the authorities to stay inside and stay away from the coast rather at least for now. ha means staying at least, rick, a good half mile inland until it can be determined this is not likely to happen again. there has been rain, unfortunately, and plenty of misery, of course, as people try to stay comfortable and healthy in shelters. others are still looking around desperately for their loved ones. the hope of finding survivors at this point is quite slim. anyone still looking for family or friends is holding out hope. i saw a really heartbreaking interview this morning, rick, you know these personal stories trickle out. helter skelter and there was a man who had taken his whole family to an outdoor concert on saturday. a wave -- the

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here is amy kellogg with the story from london. >> these things should not be repeating themselves in9. the world food program says at present it is dealing with an unprecedented sixth level crisis after a long period when hunger had been on the decline. >> number one driving force for hunger today is man-made conflict. historically it was primarily the world food program was dealing with disasters like hurricanes, earthquakes and natural disasters but today, 80% of expenditures are in war zones. >> reporter: the world food program was founded in the 60s in the us continues to be the biggest funder. human is its most urgent case, 15 million at serious risk of not having enough to eat. 85,000 under the age of 5 may have died from mel nutrition. intense fighting keeps food and medical supplies out. >> reporter: war has brought them out, dire consequences. i heard people say it is on the brink of catastrophe. know it's not. it is a catastrophe. i saw little children, boys and girls die before my eyes. >> and nigeria, not only terrorizing the population in the northeast but starving it. m

chief and former kellogg executive kathleen wilson thompson.his is fallout from musk's tweet in august when he was accused of misleading investors about taking the company private. >>> delta airlines says its new fleet of jets is bringing a first class feeling to folks who fly coach, most of us. check it out. the new airbus a-220 is getting ready to fly on routes along the east coast. it comes with more space in the overhead bins, in seat wininclu window in the bathroom, but the real kicker is bigger seats. >> the reason passengers should care about the a-220 are three magical words, wider coach seats. you don't hear airlines introducing planes that are actually much more comfortable for us as travelers, especially in coach. >> oh, give me leg room. the flight deck is state of the art. there's an app to help avoid turbulence. the new aircraft is set to hit the skies next month. >>> those skies are supposed to be pretty clear this weekend, right, paul? >> takeoff not obscured at sfo, a little bit of shower activity or fog and things get backed u

caroline: you, before coming into this commerce role, you owned a large business, kellogg does we know it. how important is this in the trade tensions at the moment and was out of bargaining chips does the u.s. have? carlos: it is, will, for the food companies -- well, the food companies he would find a very low prices, which is what is hurting the farmers. prices are low, crops are rotting. so they mentioned that they would buy soybeans. we need to clarify whether they will buy soybeans with the tariffs on them, but it is off cycle. it is not a light switch. it has to be at the right time and at the right harvest. and it is not going to happen quickly, so yes -- the farmers are going through a tough time. i read the estimate is $40 billion of losses so far. and i think that they will continue, because it is not -- you know, china has found other suppliers. change. -- things change. caroline: and they do. it is great to have you as a leader in washington. thank you very much, carlos. be sure to stick with bloomberg for our finance wheat coverage. kicking off today with responsible inve

amy kellogg is monitoring the rescue effort, seismic activity in italy and she joins us from milan. >> reporter: italy sits on faultlines and there's been quite a lot of seismic and volcanic activity in the last 24 hours, mount etna has erupted and smaller quickly been detected but at least we are not talking about the destruction and casualties indonesia is. indonesia is one of the most disaster hit countries due to its faultlines, multitude of exposed and in some cases tiny islands and volcanoes that are called the ring of fire, this is the third natural disaster in 6 months, the search for survivors continues but hopes of finding people alive are fading fast, 420 have died, 100 are missing, 16,000 lost their homes. in some cases they lost everything, some still have their homes but are too scared to go back. some christians observed christmas with a mass-market wipers for victims and survivors. because the tsunami was caused by an underwater landslide sparked by a volcanic erection and volcano that triggered this is still active there is widespread fear that there could be another

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it trades at a consumer product multiple like general mills, kellogg, procter & gamble.nd a better business model. return on capital in apple is mind boggling. >> how is tech fitting in your market basis when i say tech, we should parse it down. there's a big difference between semis and other elements of tech now. >> i think we need to be cautious about how much we pay for these technology companies going forward. there are great companies with strong structural growth in areas like e-commerce payments that we can pay still good multiples for. premium valued technology companies where they're willing to pay high multiples in the past, don't think that's the case going forwards. we are probably in a trading range for the time being and need to be sensitive how much we pay for strong structural growth companies. >> can you be specific on those examples what names >> paypal, visa, master card, these are technology companies with a lot of tail winds not trading at expensive valuations. some faang stocks you need to be careful how much you pay, whether growth is sustainable