lang. minus ocean water is considered one of the greatest violinists of all time she's been recording for deutsche grammophon for forty years one third of the company's history so what makes the label some special in her opinion. this is a company which has a treasure chest of historic recordings and that is actually always the groundwork not only for music lovers in the audience but for young musicians they should go for oh check what early are. generations have have achieved have done have been dreaming off as intellectual concepts of pieces. pianist lang lang has also recorded for deutsche grammophon at thirty six the chinese born musician represents a younger generation and has a strong appeal for young audiences he feels that classical music is still important in the modern age. classical really has been around for you know hundreds of years and been such. inspirational. emotional meaning been drawing a ball. park for and. when you listen to a classical music it makes all your sense se

but in order to do that, lang has to sacrifice the female roles. wilder could have made this movie, and it would have ended up a comedy. he would have skipped the stabbing and probably chris and kitty would have ended up being married at the end, and in the same exact relationship. and johnny would have continued to have his affair with her, and chris would have thought he was the luckiest guy in the world. there's the odd footnote of walter wanger going to prison some years after this movie for shooting the agent of his wife, joan bennett. so it's hard now to distinguish, you know, one sense of joan bennett from her appearance as a femme fatale. (narrator) you must see "scarlet street." ♪ (dramatic music playing) captioned by real-time captioning van nuys, california. annenberg media ♪ and: with additional funding from these foundations and individuals: and by: and the annual financial support of: to order videocassettes for information about this and other annenberg media programs call 1-800-learner and visit us at www.learner.org. annenberg medi

amanda: i am amanda lang.teresting story we both want to talk about, the trend of millennials paying for things in installments. what really jumped out is technology enables this. is kind of an obvious fit. it is also keeping with our government and our society's view of get it now and pay for it later. vonnie: this is another fork in the road if i can use an expression coming into play recently. for credit cards and stores to try to grab the marginal dollar. they are targeting millennial shoppers. so is other players already in the market. the likes of discover, the brands that have been there for a long time in the credit card market of warning these new companies could run into trouble if the economy sours and default spikes. it is a little scary when a millennial has to pay for a t-shirt or pair jeans by layaway or installments. if you have to do that you will not be a customer of the brand. our next guest continues with the finer things in life with the holiday shopping season underway. all eyes are on re

with artists like lang lang and and as a few motown touch you come a phone is well positioned for the next one hundred twenty years. it makes it look so easy all right now let's talk a little bit about the past one hundred twenty years talk to us about the significance for in terms of the comma for history well its music history at the same time. there you go on the phone was founded by an american born in hanover germany his name was jim will bear lunar it's the very same him a billionaire who invented the gramophone and the disc so technology and artistry have always gone together with this company and within four years in one thousand or two. it was singing into a horn and he became the first major star maybe the first popular snoozing star of all times on the basis of his recordings and then in a few years the company's factory in hanover had his turning out something like thousands of discs a day with one hundred pressing machines the company's golden era after world war two it was symbolized by air but from carry on and it was there's a number this is significant number four hun

lang lang has also recorded for dacha gramophone at thirty six the chinese born musician represents aounger generation and has a strong appeal for young audiences he feels that classical music is still important in the modern age. classical really has been around for you know hundreds of years and been such. an inspirational. emotional moving enjoyable. part for and when you listen to classical music it makes all your sense senses are open you know and you know in that because we cannot just live in a world on the surface. with artists like lang lang and and as a few motown touches come a phone is well positioned for the next one hundred twenty years. will pass and the next one hundred twenty years let's really dig into the last one . hundred and twenty years what did they mean in terms of deutsche grammophon history well you know sarah it's always technology and artistry at the same time because it's interesting that the inventor of the gramophone he was an american his name was in the building a born in hanover germany he invented the great the gramophone and the shellacked disc and

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lang together with berlin staatskapelle orchestra they performed works by beethoven and mozart the audience was also treated to pieces by oscar winning composer john williams music lovers across the globe could follow the event online via live stream. in london british street artist banksy has created a replica of israel's border wall along the west bank and the installation is part of the palestinian stand at this year's london world travel market trade show. last march banksy initiated bethlehem's walled off hotel near meters from the separation barrier dubbed the hotel with the worst view in the world each of its rooms looks out on to the wall which features stencil artwork by banksy. and. this is not just for nine towns people flocked to the our house cafe in moscow to play and eats with eleven feathered creatures who live here they're allowed to roam free. it's the first venue of its kind the russian capital. for many different species including your asian eagle owl received training and regular check ups. house café is especially popular with harry potter fans. back in the nine hundre

we're making our way up to lang eanch elementary, and because, again, we just saw that t alrdy leaving, he worried, not taking any risks, any chances, packing up what they can. we still see a gentleman we were talking to, loading his mini van and trailer, still taking a couple of items out, but again, very crucial, fire officials telling us that people try to leave their homes. we know it's a difficult situation, but if they do head out, they're able to get in, and try to save as much property as they possibly can. so that is the situation out here, adrian and kathy. we'll keep an eye on it. circle. morrow circle is just west of the 23, north of the 101 freeway, again, we were making our way up to lang ranch elementary, and then this is what we saw along the way, and we just had to stop by and talk to folks, see how they were doing, see how they're managing the situation. >> we're watching our sister station knbc in southern california. you see the panic really, where people are being forced to evacuate all throughout the night. at least 75,000 evacuations have taken place. this is a c

is all happening, so look, you have a lot of fire in the center of your screen there, right off of lang ranch parkway and west lake, so right off of west lake and lang ranch, a large amount of brush on that hill there panning uhm a little bit, you see conejo ridge, that hill fully involved on the bottom and looks like it burned its way to the top. you see the ridge engulfed there, and we'll zoom out again continuing. let me know if interject at any time here. i'm going to keep panning to the right and showing the area here, this is, these are the hills that continues that hill ridge there, sunset hills boulevard, you see there's houses right there, and they have not been able to cut power to those houses just yet, so you see the flames starting to work their way to those backyards on those houses, that are onse boulevard. willow street, morning ridge avenue, those houses right there, and look, there's a vehicle there. let's see if we can see that is possibly a fire vehicle or maybe just somebody evacuating. let's start to bump it up a little bit. we don't see any lights on it, so maybe

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amanda: and i'm amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets.ere are the top stories we are following from around the world. decision day for the fed. we are 30 minutes away from the november fomc statement. we will discuss the key statement -- the key issues to watch with economist dana peterson. a stall in the rally. a emerging market funds turn tactical as em equities struggle to break past their 50 day moving average. bloombergnner is -- businessweek releases its 30th annual ranking of the best business schools in the u.s.. which made the top three this half hour. let's get started with a quick check of the major averages. u.s. stocks are under pressure, the dow giving up most of its earlier gains after hovering near the one-month high. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq also losing ground. energy leading the declines on the s&p 500 as we see oil losing ground for a nice consecutive session. we also have a tech underperformance, and disappointments from square and roku. 10 year yields are down. we had a big event this week, the midterms. now we are

so i mean this and five hundred yards beneath the lang are parked the can how can germany resolve this tense relationship with germany mistake other european countries position into account and also take their perception of germany and to account germany must also not let the power politics necessary for europe to be a powerful global player. and try to end up here automatically this is a necessary balancing act and one of the greatest challenges for political leaders but also. the in trying to hold hold on for political furor. minister had another minister speaking in brussels actually addressed precisely that challenge and said germany will have to lead from the center how could that work early because that by the to be honest i'm not quite sure what this leadership from the center mean it's germany has to learn to be respectful of its neighbors while at the same time carrying out the necessary leadership duties. i'm not sure where the center comes in. to design that and also you say germany must carry out its leadership duties but also that it would be problematic. if it did so to a

and callum lang struck in the depths of added time to set the visitors up with a second round tie at the draw was made for round two — the full details can be found on the bbc sport website. when it comes to real madrid, the list of former managers are names known to us all — zinedine zidane, carlo ancelotti, jose mourinho — but perhaps not santiago solari. the former madrid youth team coach has been registered as the club's permanent manager, after impressing on an interim basis. patrick gearey takes a look at his journey to the job in european football. this time last month, santiago solari had not managed a top—flight clu b solari had not managed a top—flight club match, now he's found himself in the reckless at the right time. the best art of any real madrid manager in history, but even when asked about the position last night, —— the best start, he wasn't talking himself up. the club have to do what is necessary and possible for the best interest of real madrid. nothing is to say and i don't think anything else is important. here's a company man. though born in argentina, he has

displacement but also the who these bear a lot of responsibility for civilian suffering in terms of lang land mine in terms of destroying transportation networks in terms of conscription people into armed service and that should also be pointed out and condemned sure about the congressional picture i think we are approaching a bit of an inflection point not with this administration's relationship with saudi arabia the emirates they seem to be all in but with congress's relationship with saudi arabia and the emirates i think is right that congress is no longer looking at saudi arabia and the emirates as a reliable security partners we have two bills going on right now house concurrent resolution one thirty eight and senate joint resolution fifty four that will be coming up after the election each is a war powers resolution that invokes congressional warthe already has little use congressional war authorities to withdraw u.s. logistical and personnel support to the saudi led coalition's bombing campaign in yemen. if those got high vote counts or of those passed and i think in the senate si

i'm amanda lang. looking to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are watching around the world. junk bonds are suffering the worst carnage since 2016. the market punishes in canada. a five and a half billion dollar deal for field exploration. eyes will be on apple after the close. this will be the first time we get to see the performance of their new iphones that were really expensive. we have seen their average selling price continue to rise. >> at what point does it get to the point that people don't upgrade their phones? i was noticing that one number you watch with companies like this is retail sales numbers. their store sales are expected to slow to 11% growth. i was expected to upgrade and i did not. well did hold up very after the selloff that we saw in tech. we are seeing the nasdaq gaining 1.6% area at i have to say the mega cap tech stocks are down. the s&p 500 gaining 9/10 of 1%. all of this recovery continuing after the worst month that we sinceeen for u.s. stocks 2011. the dollar also coming down falling the

there was no free cake for this foul we can lang profited from the referee's advantage and some slack defending. his first goal for granted back he went into one up at the break. that certainly fueled the host's hunger for more goals the third another example of some excellent team play as outs cross probably volleyed held by last in the now will go on. telly six carrier rounded off the storing moments after coming on as a sub forward matt back easily maintained a one hundred percent leak homewrecker was. brandon avoided a fourth straight bundesliga to fade with a lazy equaliser in freiburg look of schmidt's penalty put the hosts in such just time but breland piled on the pressure in the closing stages and rescued a point swedish defender moving out of stinson got onto a loose ball after a quarter in stoppage time. it's time to remind you of our top stories at this hour a confrontation near russians a new bridge next to the alex to crimea peninsula has sparked a diplomatic crisis the russian coast guard. five upon m seems to three ukrainian ships. they had to enter and russian rules a

much displacement but also the hutus bear a lot of responsibility for civilian suffering in terms of lang land mine in terms of destroying transportation networks in terms of conscripting people into armed service and that should also be pointed out and condemn sure about the congressional picture i think we are approaching a bit of an inflection point not with this administration's relationship with saudi arabian the emirates they seem to be all in but with congress's relationship with saudi arabia and the emirates i think is right that congress is no longer looking at saudi arabia and the emirates as reliable security partners we have two bills going on right now house concurrent resolution one thirty eight and senate joint resolution fifty four that will be coming up after the election each is a war powers resolution that invokes congressional warthe already has little use congressional war authorities to withdraw u.s. logistical and personnel support to the saudi led coalition's bombing campaign in yemen. if those got high vote counts or of those passed and i think in the senate side

. >> fbi was recently picked up bl hillary lang cbs news new york. >> news of stan lee's death sent a jolt through the nation. features some of stan lee's earliest works like this rare first issueover the hulk before the character was drown with his signature hue. >> originally hulk was gray. and stan didn't like that so he wanted to turn him green. i'm looking for his older earlier stuff. just like something to remember him by. >> the escapist also features western horror comics. >>> it is 4:56. >> firefighters are working around the clock in but county. e the scene of california's deadliest wild fire. >> and after seeing all that cop next we'll share how you can provide some relief. this morning: flames race across butte county. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >>> this morning flames race across butte county. we're live as firefighters work to get the upper hand. >> plus smoke from the wild fire continues to funnel in from the bay area. >> and one of the world's most notorious drug lords prepares for his day in court. good morning it's november 13th. >> 1

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amanda: i'm amanda lang.ou the't tell headlines regarding the house minority leader nancy pelosi speaking right now. a reminder, you can watch are talking at live go. tolor: i want to get back the market perspectives on the midterms. you want to bring in barry bannister from steeple. great to have you. as you woke up this morning, did anything change in terms of your market playbook? >> not really. with the midterms and the we have not been focused on them as much, we don't think it is that important to the market. the market is really being driven by three things, the fed, interest rates, how that affects valuation, u.s.-china trade, what that means for gdp, and earnings growth. those are the only three things that metaphor the stock market. the election was less important. we will be talking about infrastructure today, barry. some of the big names you could play in that space, cap, de-- cat, deere. what are you hearing so far? >> when i looked at the result in the midterms, the only way that was there was a

. >> i am amanda lang. welcome to "bloomberg markets."he top stories we are following from around the world. directionthe market looks for amid the political drama. plus, the business of fried chicken. the ceo of the philippines' largest fast food chain is here to discuss expansion plans. shery: let's get you started with a quick check of the major averages. we are seeing u.s. stocks next at the moment. not surprising given investors have so much on their plates, including the ongoing brexit saga, trade tensions, italian budget spreads, and less that we heard from jerome powell. he really played down the market volatility we have seen recently. we are seeing some stress on equity markets, although it seems we have been able to offset all that. the dow rallying .4%. this comes after really volatile session with the s&p 500 also under pressure because of retailers losing ground on negative earnings coming out of some names like to see 10. the pound -- like jcpenney. the pound falling as much as 2% at one point because of the brexit saga and

dr ritter lang never saw the baboon study.datas to me, in this time, so i have tell them 0k, stop everything. you can also implant a piece of wood, you get the same reaction. but it's not a safe device. ranier‘s founder said the spinal implant was voluntarily withdrawn from the market. the company "scrupulously followed the procedures and standards" required by all regulatory authorities. but the uk regulator, the mhra, signed off on the device being put —— we don't know if the spinal implant was used on british patients. but the uk regulator, the mhra, signed off on the device being put into human beings. why did the mhra allow that to go into humans? we can't talk about decisions that were taken, i think what i say is every clinical investigation that comes to us is assessed by specialists, is assessed by clinicians, and, if we need to, we'll seek an external clinical opinion on those. isn't that a failure of the system? i think we always, um... we don't like to hear of patients suffering, um... unfortunately, no effective c

she concentrated lang's them have been has been treated slow me friends help me relax right away and i know and it's a diet and that gives me a kind of inner peace. or. me outlet brings a sense of calm and serenity to my life and. i took to it immediately. terror. action. there's really amazing but there are different exercises that could be really helpful like dancing and they are swung dance which is especially helpful it's tango. first the warm up. and then it's time to get down to business. in now in pairs. recent clinical studies indicate that the tango can help fight parkinson's disease. scientists have discovered that it significantly improves the patient's gait and balance. can tell her hopes that he'll benefit greatly from tango dancing to m.p. i know that when i'm struggling with my pastor on the one hand and then i have to get my legs to do what they should be doing. unfortunately i don't always manage but my partner is helping me and that makes things better on the site. and the dancers really have to keep on their toes. the tango therapist often throws in new exercises.

famed investor peter liverpool is putting his golf home in scottsdale,arizon up for auction after it lange wished on e market for two years at $14 million. auctions don't always work. michael jordan tried to auction off his chica mansion fl 2012 with no takers. plus the o ownersf this house have high hopes it will the most expensive home ever tt sell a auction. no one has ever lived here. it was built on speck in 2014 and came on the market for $139 million then put become on at $159 before being pulled off t market in 2016. it is 58,000 square feet with ref bedrooms, 22 bathrooms, a private max theater we shall 20-car garage, 500 feet of frontage with a private yacht dock on the inrcoastal. it takes about 150,000 gallons of water just for the pool. bidding starts online on november 12th. but you need a check of $250,000 just to qualify to bid. for nightly business report, i'm robert frank. >>> before with he go, a quick look at wall street. wn day. the dow back below 26,000. that's nbr for friday. thanks for joining us. sue's back on monday. hope you are too. have a good weekend. >> this

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keep global oil prices stable just in the end from supposedly on the run will backfire says jared lang under president obama he was responsible for implementing the yuan nuclear deal the former state department official. questions the administration's motives i think that there are elements within the trumpet ministration that they wanted regime change before they came into office they are pursuing a policy using policy instruments that certainly look like they are aimed at regime change so it seems to me that he's an english expression that if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck it's a duck. the trombetta mini thracian has strongly denied the accusation and seems determined to move forward with the thing sions increasing pressure on iran. spanish football club barcelona is opening three football schools across china's southwestern you non province in collaboration with u.s. company ground a sports academy project aims to force the next generation of footballers in china but it's also seen as a savvy marketing move. on enjoy. for these young lads the dream of being the next mes

but lang's we can't find a wife he still lives with his parents and others did it by hand i see. god . let me send my new film i got an idea we are not having a gala i am an asshole that. well we do. now have one hundred. and i have the money to. lance we isn't the only one around here looking for a wife there are hundreds of so-called bachelor villages in the region each one full of single men desperately looking for women to marry. in nineteen seventy nine china introduced the one child policy it was meant to avoid overpopulation but in the countryside some is a much more desirable because they can work in the fields. doing yeah yeah and that's one of course you often do you say are you. the guy are you not a young boy when you are. well now. i want to. share. our thoughts about what you and. and your house. these days doctors are not allowed to revealed agenda of the unborn baby but some still do this why did it with the hope of a bride. even today slogans like this extolling the benefits of girls are displayed around the villages. but the preference for boys is a long and las

. >>> next, new sur vie langs just out after the mysterious disappearance of a 49ers fan and an army vet. he disappeared and surveillance video showing him after he left his seat to go to the bathroom. he never came back. his car sitting there untouched. here is abc's kana whitworth. >> reporter: this eerie surveillance video just released by police shows 32-year-old ian powers looking down at his cell phone while apparently leaving the san francisco 49ers game on monday alone. police believe he was headed in the direction of his car. the army veteran has been missing for four days. and this is ian at the game. he had traveled with his girlfriend and her two kids from spokane, washington, when she says he got up to use the restroom and never came back. >> for him to just get lost, it must have been unusual circumstances. >> reporter: she says this screenshot is from their last videochat when they were trying to find each other before she says they lost contact. >> he didn't know where he was. he just kept saying by the entrance. >> reporter: police say his car was found where he park

. >> these fights are designed to keep us coming back and designed to keep on as lang as posbible.ke more money. it is really difficult adults can put on their own phones to rr. hay, you've been on ingrukbrim taegtstherm clauser krau-- >> they face so much fusis on appearance. really tough on people's self ekeem. you can kep hour hours looking at the screen when maybia should be outs meeting your friends and moigts be a better straj strategy for happiness. >> i read your book. i'm convinced there's a lautd we adults can learn from it as well. the rules off limiting yur use, apply to all ages. but it's it the only wurlorld t have ever known but it certainly an e23ek9 on a older people as well. >> thank you for coming back. i ayaegsiate your. from water. fwrrs if and haif as long as i love technology gms trr when i was mupg adwrunger. dw you're fine. i want to know what you think. go to the web sites smerconish dautsz kom. does engagement increase loneliness and depression? i wril give the result at the ends of this hour. traditionally the district attorneys have one election promisi

ethnic group however islamic state has claimed it was behind the bombing last friday mosco hosted lang's walk multilateral talks on afghanistan china iran and pakistan were among the countries that and for the first time the taliban were also represented as russia's presidential envoy for afghanistan told us why it's crucial to have the taliban and gauged in the peace process. we don't like the idea that taliban control the unilateral afghanistan and the so late region of taleban whom we started to contact some four or five years ago a base. underlined that they are not of them on the police power in afghanistan yes so they don't want to talk to these as they put a puppet government but they are ready to talk to burrowed spectrum of political and social forces and in this congress is going to govern the government can be part of such negotiations so it was a very big progress for obama who before said no war until we remain taliban movement is not homogeneous when it was announced as a terrorist organization it was a time when it was led by a later some of it a lot. of that time the bulk

displacement but also the who these bear a lot of responsibility for civilian suffering in terms of lang land mine in terms of destroying transportation networks in terms of conscripting people into armed service and that should also be pointed out and condemned her about the congressional picture i think we are approaching a bit of an inflection point not with this administration's relationship with saudi arabian the emirates they seem to be all in but with congress's relationship with saudi arabia and the emirates i think is right that congress is no longer looking at saudi arabia and the emirates as a reliable security partners we have two bills going on right now house concurrent resolution one thirty eight and senate joint resolution fifty four that will be coming up after the election each is a war powers resolution that invokes congressional warthe already has little use congressional war authorities to withdraw u.s. logistical and personnel support to the saudi led coalition's bombing campaign in yemen. if those got high vote counts or of those passed and i think in the senate si

and what they did is first of all they got this republican linked group to smear them as being soros lang which is a classic you know anti-semitic thing a lot of anti semites will always link everything to soros because he's the one well known politically active jewish financier and billionaire but the other thing is they also convinced that anti-defamation league apparently according to this new york times piece to smear them as well as anti semites and they themselves are jewish but so it's like a really weird story. dark arts like machiavellian sort of you know here we are fighting about. and pointing way overseas that that person over there living seven thousand miles away in the meantime our progressive facade companies all these companies with the facade of a progressive agenda this is like well this is like east germany right this is like stasi sort of stuff you know it is. and the whole notion of progress of politics though in america baffles me i hear that term and i don't see any progressive politics or a left wing politic not on a national level i don't think i think you see it

the photographer who asked, there is dorky allaying and -- dorothea lange. for african-american individuals, of course madam cj walker is in the book, as are many other women they would expect. i travel quite frequently and i talk to all of my seat mates about the book. [laughter] they always ask me about the women like them. i have had discussions about all the golfers in the book. i discussed about all the native americans in the book, all the people from oklahoma in the book. well, who are the women profiled in the year of my birth? we are very proud of the inclusiveness of the women that we have chosen to present in our book. then there are questions about specific women. some people ask about athletes. others ask about women of their ethnicity or profession. we know that they are not all here. you heard charlotte say we looked at thousands before we chose the one to include, but over 850 are. we believe -- charlotte: we believe that our inclusiveness will lead to greater knowledge about these women and their accomplishments. we hope, but about -- like t

i'm amanda lang. the u.s. midterms are not just about control of congress.lso various state initiatives on the ballot. proposition 112 in colorado would curb oil and gas development. denver is our guest. this proposition does what and why are drillers nervous? would forceosition development away from residential areas and areas that are deemed environmentally sensitive. that is an issue for drillers because our largest oil base overlaps with our most quickly growing suburbs. you have communities living next to oil and gas wells that are concerned about health and safety. who wouldrillers likely not be able to access the acreage they have here. >> you mentioned those companies. what has been their response? saying as they prepare for this fight? oil companies have put more than $40 million into defeating this measure. that is how seriously they take it. to givehem declined financial guidance for 2019 until after the vote area that is an indication of how they think the landscape might ship for them -- shift for them. they have put a lot of effort into buildin

. >> i think timing is off, we were lang wishing in unpleasant feelings, i talk someone who is a forestry expert yesterday, he had been in paradise the year before, he told them they were in great danger because of the excessive growth of the forest. >> why can be they bleen i clea. >> i am trying to get answer, you don't see bulldozers doing backfires,. kennedy: those are controlled burns, that would take care of some of that over growth. >> you hear littl politicallyicd yeah, --i expedia rhetoric, saying the new abnormal climate, it is, it is not going back we have to do something to keep it from being so bad. the animals in environment, they are not doing well. kennedy: you are destroying habitat of some critically endangered species through man caused wildfires how is managing forest not moral option. >> i walk around in my -- grailt statstraight state of californi. how can this be. kennedy: we were talking about rats on people in off-ramps. >> i have it. >> you should post that. >> some of my homeless friends, with rats crawling on them. and we have giant typhus outbreak in southern

amanda: i am amanda lang in toronto.loomberg businessweek surveyed more than 26,000 mba students and alumni in 2018 about their goals and experiences in finding the best schools in the u.s. stanford took the top spot, beating out wharton and harvard. carol massar and jason kelly are with us from stanford. carol: thank you so much. good afternoon. we are here with rob siegel at the stanford school of business. he has a lecture in management. i think about management in today's environment. you take a bunch of courses. what you teaching the student body? rob: i am doing a variety of courses on strategy and innovation and how companies that are blending is little in physical products are having to combine the best of both worlds. that means all companies, right? rob: it is not only startups but a lot of large companies are impacted by the changes in data and software other products, and how they have a relationship with their customers. our students want to understand what to do from a financing, development, marketing stra

amanda: i am amanda lang. welcome to "bloomberg markets."ere are the top stories we are following from around the world. dinner and diplomacy. president trump says he is close to a trade deal. we are live in buenos aires. my interview with the td bank ceo this half hour. hotel hack. marriott hit with what may be one of the biggest data breaches ever. that data breach has the attention of investors. it is so large. one thing striking about it, not just the 500 million potentially affected people, for the length of time. it must've been no one was looking for anything that they could have gone after this many years. vonnie: when marriott bought starwood it was buying a massive security risk. a $13.6 billion acquisition. customers were wary of marriott taking over, a storied and historic brand like starwood. then this happens. it doesn't help marriott's case that it is integrating well. it just started last august. amanda: the loyalty programs drive the values for the hotel owners rather than owning real estate. instead of that they own the cus

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in-- i am yvanda lang toronto. >> let's bring in the bloomberg news newcomer.ok uber took billions of dollars from the saudi fund. how have they been dealing with the fallout? >> the ceo pulled out of the saudi conference. they told the saudi board members that they could not participate. largely they are trying to weather the storm. the deal come a raising $3.5 billion from the saudi public investment fund in 2016. they waited till they go public to see if they can sell. it's a waiting game for them. the saudi's have been investing through their various investment funds. we've seen a big interest in like is vehicles and this just a way to diversify? >> it is but i wouldn't call it a passive investment. this is a pretty significant position, board member, in terms of influencing . directly and indirectly owned more than 10% of uber. it is hard to say it is truly passive. >> where do you see this unfolding in terms of the benefit in the cost? >> it is hard to unwind. the only reaction is to buy out the saudis. it was suggested that it might be worth $120 billion

that life was shaken by his imprisonment in the town jail after he and valley moved to ny lang but it was a traumatic experience as the agony and angst in the watercolors he completed behind bars show. on april tenth one thousand nine hundred twelve on the first day of the titanic's maiden voyage three police the knocked on sheila's door. a thirteen year old girl tatyana from music had been missing and she had come under suspicion of abducting and seducing the girl as well as disseminating pornographic material the artist was imprisoned pending trial when his case was brought before a judge twenty one days later the first two charges were dropped and she was sentenced to three more days in prison for disseminating pornographic material. for decades the legacy of this episode proved a dilemma for noise. a turnaround came in nine hundred sixty three with the visit of a young american art student. oh i had to find a large building and it was easy to find because security was the only imposing building around to see so i did photograph it from of there and you could see the bars on the li

ta is with riyadh's atika lang reports from washington.this is the university of new haven in the state of connecticut not the most scenic campus or the most well known but it is now drawing nationwide media attention for its relationship to saudi arabia it has a partnership to train saudi arabia security officers executive director of the middle east crisis committee stanley heller says his group protested when the deal was announced two years ago we were appalled that any u.s. college would be helping the saudi regime in any way but especially to help police college. since we know the appalling situation of the of the justice system they were ignored then but are hoping now that saudi arabia has admitted to murdering journalist jamal khashoggi increased pressure will force the university to reconsider the prestigious university the massachusetts institute of technology or mit says it is reconsidering its relationship with saudi arabia now but these are just a couple of the dozens of universities the take money from the government and peo

union president brian lang says the contract which ultimately affect 5,000 workers includes raisespaidmaternity leavepaid parental leave for the spouseenhanced pensionand protections for women. <" it's the best contract we've ever seen i think it's the best contract the city has ever seen."> meanwhile -- more than 5- thousand marriott workers in san francisco and hawaii remain on strike, while agreements were reached in several other cities -- including oakland that ended walkouts. (justine) olympic swimmer rowdy gaines is issuing a warning after his family almost became victims of a virtual kidnapping scam when they received a disturbing phone call from a stranger saying his daughter was being held hostage. the terrifying ordeal began when gaines' daughter, madison, received a phone call from a woman pretending to be the police. bob hazen has the story. win and not even able to practice outside this week due to the poor air quality from the fires... needed a win today join gruden... despite practicing indoors and a rash of injures... hopeful his team can be victorious in the valley of