with me are broadcaster penny smith and chief sports reporter for the sun, martin lipton.omorrow's front pages are already in. on the front of the independent, a photo of footballer martin peters, who's died aged 76. he scored for england in their 1966 world cup final win over west germany. peters has made it onto many of the back pages too — with the observer's sport section saying ‘goodbye to england's gentleman'. back to brexit on the front of the sunday telegraph — which reports that house of commons speaker lindsay hoyle will let big ben bong to mark the uk leaving the eu at the end of january. the sunday express reports that the us ambassador has declared brexit will pave the way for the ‘roaring twenties' — with wealth reportedly set to flood in from the future uk—us trade deal. the observer leads with accusations that the home office has ignored more than 1,400 offers from local councils — including wiltshire, leicestershire and brighton and hove — to house child refugees. and finally, the times is reporting that a six—year—old girl in south london found a note fro

and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers martin lipton and penny smith —th us for that at 11:30. martin peters, one of the all—time greats of english football, and one of the goal scorers in the world cup—winning side of 1966, has died at the age of 76. peters won 67 caps for england and made over 700 appearances for clubs throughout his career. west ham, the club he first joined as a 15—year—old, said he passed away peacefully after a long and courageous battle with illness. many tributes have been paid. on twitter his world cup winning team—mate sir geoff hurst, who said... 0ur sports correspondent, natalie pirks, looks at back at the life and remarkable career of martin peters. with all eyes on hurst, the danger from martin peters went unnoticed. commentator: and a chance on goal! peters! little wonder they called him "the ghost." there's martin peters, the man who scored the goal which could well win the world cup for england. it didn't, of course. geoff hurst claimed that accolade. but though many called peters' strike the forgotten goal, he had a dif

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eric lipton, thanks for your reporting. joining me now, julie pace, washington bureau chief for the associated press, cnn political analyst, and former republican congressman, charlie dent. he's now a cnn political commentator. thanks to both of you. hope you got a break for the holidays or will. charlie dent, the republican defense here, as i said to eric, is that, well, insufficient evidence that this order came from the president. you have, you know, an email. this is a potus-level decision. you have the president's senior-most advisers going to him to try to get the aid released. does this remove any doubt as to where this aid hold was ordered from? >> no, i think this -- it's very clear what happened, just as you described it. that the national security leaders, pompeo, esper, and bolton were one -- wanted the aid released, and the chief of staff, mick mulvaney, was implementing the -- what appeared to be the president's order to withhold the aid. no question about it. but what is most stunning to me, jim, as i watch t

and drinking lipton every day can help support a healthy heart! >> authorities begin to investigate tuesday's tragic shooting in jersey. >> community coming together wednesday night to bid an emotional goodbye to two of the three bystanders who were killed tuesday when two armed suspects exchanged gunfire for hours in the streets of jersey city new jersey. >> hundreds of people gathered wednesday night tuesday's gun battle and standoff ended at a kosher market and left a total of 60 will dead. three bystanders inside the store and david anderson and francine graham. they haven't determined a motive but the city's mayor believed the location was targeted in an anti-semitic attack.>> president trump weighing in on the tragedy at a hanukkah reception at the white house. >> america weeps for the lives lost in with one voice we vowed to crush the month jurists anti- semitism wherever it appears. >> he signed an executive order aiming to combat anti-semitism on college campuses. the shooters are also the prime suspects of the killing of an uber driver i

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and drinking lipton every day can help support a healthy heart! >>> we have breaking news coming in from texas. a huge fire at a recycling plant, this was first reported at 2:00 a.m. 30 miles south of dallas at a,called oak cliff metal. so far there are no reports of injuries but its a bug fire at a recycling plant in texas. >>> several local law enforcement agencies are using bait packages to catch package thieves, police tell us that they already made arrests, we road along with an officer in campbell to learn how the program works. >> reporter: when this man rushed home his package was no place in sight. he checked his camera and watched a man take his box from nordstrom, he said that the pack was was swiped eight minutes before he arrived to his san jose home. >> this is not the first time that this happened to us. >> his frustration is shared by o many online shoppers who are victims of package theft. >> to not come to campbell to steal, we have packages out there to catch you. >> the boxes look no different than a typical deliver kru package

josh lipton. >>> it has been a strong year for tech stocks. that sector leading the s&p. me, steve mal on vich, and paul meeks paul, let me start with you. funds had a good year. can you continue it and will the composition of your top ten names continue to perform or outperform next year >> good question first thing i would say is with our fund on the precipice of being up 40% as we get into the end of 2019, i can't tell you with much confidence that it is going to continue. now, i don't make a fundamental call i think the fundamental underpinnings for tech are not sterling but okay, but man, 40% return in a single year is not what i expect going into 2020. i would ask people frankly being honest to be very cautious as far as my mix of my holdings, i would tell you i continue and expect to continue favoring conductors and semiconductor equipment within the sector. i don't think they're cheap stocks but we have the greatest momentum there that won't necessarily stop on a dimon december dime on december 31st. it will continue >> i am looking at a chart of the fund it has d

nice spike, 4.5% lets find out why with josh lipton in san francisco. >> that stock already surged nearly 70% heading into the print. and you just mentioned trucking higher in the after hours process. for a quick take i caught one rbc mitch steves a micron bull. with micron calling the bottom and guidance suggests margins moving higher. meaning inventory levels normal i see eye. the ceo on the call talking about the company's financial outlook. take a listen. >> our business gives optimism that the fickle second quarter marks the bottom for the financial performance which we expect to improve in the fiscal third quarter with continued recovery in the second half of calendar 2020. >>> now sanjay ticked off the segment sounding confident sfds flash drives and improves pricing trends in mobile he says he was confident that miefg will be positive for the company. micron remains well positioned in that market data center said cloud kmrs and that cloud cap x is healthy and that goes to memory and storage. pc market there a bit more cautious on the near-term. no surprise due to the cpu shortage

thank you to eric lipton, david jolly and john gans. appreciate you being with me on this new year's eve eve. >>> an icon of the civil rights movement john lewis is facing a new battle. stage for pancreatic cancer. the 79-year-old congressman learned about the diagnosis after testing and he vows to fight cancer the same way he fought for civil rights in the 1960s. he said while i'm clear-eyed about the prognosis, doctors have told me that it is treatable so i have decided to do what i know to do and do what i've always done and i'm going to keep fighting and fight it. lewis was arrested and beaten by police in a march across the bridge in alabama in in the 1965 in what is known as bloody sunday. he plans to return to washington in the coming days and begin his treatment plan. >>> still to come, five people stabbied in a rabbi's home and eight attacks on members of jewish faith in brooklyn in the last two and a half weeks and now the anti-defamation league is asking for answers and we'll talk to them next. >>> and we're 35 days ahead of

joining me now is eric lipton, investigative reporter from "the new york times." he helped break this story detailing trump withholding aid to ukraine. eric, can you just tell us what the context was of that meeting, what happened and what do we know about what happened in it? >> tension had been growing through for several weeks into july and august particularly with the department of defense. there was real frustration with the inability to spend money. defense contractors had been designated to provide radio equipment and other supplies to ukraine. there was a real agitation growing in the department of defense among the personnel there who are in charge of getting the money out the door, among the lawyers there who wanted to make sure the money was spent before the end of september. also john bolton had -- hearing from other members of the national security council and from folks at state had been pushing president trump and the administration to lift the hold. what we learned also is that pompeo had had similar feelings. so there had been a number of conversa

and drinking lipton every day can help support a healthy heart! >>> the search continues for victims from yesterday's explosion in south adelphi appeared the suspected gas closure ignited a fire that tore through several homes yesterday. fire officials say two people are two dead and several other still missing. >> doctors warned we will see more flu cases in the peak of the flu season starts after the new year the state health department that there were at least 24 related death in california between september 29 and december 7. two death occurred in marin county one in sonoma county. experts think people may confuse a serous fluid might've cold. >> people don't recognize how ill influenza can make you and it can affect you. >> it too early to know whether it's a more severe season than past years but did here. we met doctor say normal you will be tough enough for what you will have a loss to lake shot >> a bill to present that for approval procedures on the bill of the recent tobacco companies are some wording it. >> lawmakers cracking down on a

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josh lipton, what do you got. >> on oracle's conference call larry ellison making news here there aresecond ceo at oracle. ellison saying it was an unusual situation that hurd and cats katz team. they were focusing on strengthening the management team in place. brian hurd passed away in october. a tough talented salesman. somebody with strong relationship was the wig corporate customers. in many ways i would argue he was the face of the company. you know, i interviewed hurd a number of times on the network when there was news, time to lay out the company strategy it was hurd but ellison saying there is no plan for a second ceo. >> there we go thank you very much, josh. >>> let's move on to goldman sachs initiating coverage on a big buffet of restaurant stalks. slapping sells on dardsen. while telling client buy brinker and only chili and tim swb seem what's your take on the restaurant calls would you own the bloomen onion. >> i do frequent the outback you get the frafty must go the bloomin' onion is not something i'm taking down. here is part of the call, casual dining and that segmen

joining me now is eric lipton, investigative reporter from "the new york times." he helped break this story detailing trump withholding aid to ukraine. eric, can you just tell us what the context was of that meeting, what happened and what do we know about what happened in it? >> tension had been growing for several weeks through july and into august when particularly with the department of defense. there was real frustration with the inability to spend money. that congress had allocated. defense contractors had been designated to provide radio equipment and other supplies to ukraine. there was a real agitation growing in the department of defense among the personnel there who are in charge of getting the money out the door, among the lawyers there who wanted to make sure the money was spent before the end of september. also john bolton had -- hearing from other members of the national security council and from folks at state had been pushing president trump and the administration to lift the hold. what we learned also is that pompeo had had similar feelings. so t

. >> after the bell we'll get earnings from micron we've got a preview with josh lipton. >> so, wilf,t expects micron to report on revenue of $5.01 billion. that stock has surged nearly 70% this year as investors are betting memory chip prices have bottomed and will move higher thanks to the 5g rollout, new game consoles and game cloud are spending more. on the call, analysts want to hear whether they think inventory levels, which have been elevated this year, have now bottomed back to you. >> josh lipton, thank you very much josh brown there was a glut in inventory in these chips. >> yeah. >> is resolveing that and having some pickup in demand going to take that out of the picture at all? >> i think so. a difficult part about this game is how much of that is already discounted that's a true cyclical in every sense of the world it's not at all dissimilar to companies like caterpillar all the psychiccyclicals. it has that same veneer to it. to that point, seeing this stock having appreciated into what people expect is a rebound you might say to yourself how great is the rebound going t

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and drinking lipton every day can help support a healthy heart! >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 , geologists in new zealand say there is new tremor activity in that volcano, the one that erupted three days after six people were killed, eight still unaccounted for, 30 tourists seriously hurt. recent activity means there is a major chance the volcano could erupt again. that is keeping rescue teams from going out to the islands to recover the bodies of tourists were visiting there. lauren blanchard has the latest. >> it seems the operation to recover the bodies, we will keall of the information we have and we will not leave until the situation is safe for us. >> officials giving a timeline when the operation could start, only saying it depends on the conditions. however, the bodies recovered immediately following the eruption are now in the process of being identified. so they can be returned to their loved ones. meanwhile, dozens of onlookers dockside for an emotional sendoff as the royal caribbean ovation of the sea left the port, many passengers

and drinking lipton every day can help support a healthy heart! >>> welcome back. door dash is banning a carrier after she was caught on camera stealing the package. now, it appears to show them picking up the. the building manager says that it happened on saturday night between #6 o'clock and 7 o'clock after the carrier dropped off an order to a tenant. >> now, we're trying to think if we advise the resident to meet the deliver outside of the building. don't let them in and make sure that it remains closed and secure. >> the berkley police say that they're aware of the theft. door dash says that they're working with the customer to rectify the situation. >>>en an uber driver has been removed after a couple says that the driver would not let them get out of the car. now, more than a week ago, brian and his wife went to disneyland for a weekend getaway and flew out of oakland airport because of sfo there was weather delays. well, after flying back home to sfo and alaska airlines ordered an uber for them to drive to oakland to get the car. the driver took them there

for "nightly business report" josh lipton, san francisco >>> a financial software company rings up gainst an that's where we begin the market advocacy tonight. the com is called bill.com, no relatnship but gone trading to do at the new york stock exchange selling software services to small appear medium payment processing. as the ceo described it during an interview today, they helped businesses get rid of the mess that runs the back fice. >> my focus has always been the ze of the market. 81,000 businesses using our platform today, 6 million businesses across thery feeding help. if i have an opportunity to drive more, i know when you talk to the customers they get on the platform andou tell how much time it saves. they make better decisions. if that's true i want to serve everybody. >> shares were initial hi priced at $22 closing at 35.5 a gain of 61%. >>> a mixed quarter for sienna, the optle networking components company missed earnings estimate but topped revents forec the firm said that it had three individual customers at eachac unted for more than a 10% of the revenue in that quart

fo "nightly business report," i'm josh lipton in san fran bsco. >>> aore we go, one final ok at the day on wall street the rally continued more records. dow up 96 points. nasdaq climbed by20. the s&p was up 2. >>> that is "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm bill griffetho thank youch for watching. have a great evening. see . rr naator: funding for this presentation is made possible by... woman: babbel, a language app that teaches real life conversations in a new language, like, panish, french, germalian and more. as an app or online. more information on babbel.com. narrator: funding was also provided by... the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. woman: and now, bbc world news.

and drinking lipton every day can help support a healthy heart! >>> welcome back, more fishermen and crab a -- levers talking about the delayed start. we went to half moon bay for a glimpse at what this year's abbreviated season may look like. >> this is what dungeness crab lovers have been waiting to see. this boat unloaded about 20,000 pounds of crab monday morning. with crab season opening sunday many old are returning with their catch of the day. most busy weighing in before going to market. >> the weather was pretty bad last night, guys are getting out there. >> fishermen tell us the crab look pretty high-quality and this could be a good season. >> indications are looking good. i think it will be good. >> the season comes late this year. california dishing game delayed the opening and to protect webs. that delay and no local crab for thanksgiving and commercial fisherman took a final hit. >> we did not want to catch a whale. it was the last thing we wanted to do. there were a lot out here. we delayed for that reason. >> the recreational seaso

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right the biggest company in america may have just dodged a big bullet thanks to that trade deal josh lipton in san francisco with more of the details josh >> so, brian, a greenlight for tech that's how some analyst describe president trump's decision today to cancel the next round of tariffs on chinese goods that had been set to take effect on sunday and one big company in the cross hairs of the new levies, apple, because those tariffs for the first time included smartphones. and that could have put tim cook in a tough spot either absorb the tariff and take a bottom line hit or raise prices and risk denting demand. red bush estimates they would have had to raise the price by $150 kbaking iphone demand here in the u.s.by as much as 8% other analyst i spoke to said even if levies had been imposed on sunday. cook might have earned exemptions after all they know the president thinks well of cook and referring to him as a great executive. and he didn't want to let the rival samsung from tariffs apple hit a new all-time high today. now up more than 70% this year on track for the baeft year since

be taking an in—depth look at the papers in half an hour with our reviewers penny smith and martin lipton us for that. martin peters who scored england's second goal in the 1966 world cup final against west germany, has died aged 76. he'd been diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. martin peters spent a large part of his career at west ham. the club released a statement on their website announcing his death saying, the 1966 world cup winner passed away peacefully in his sleep in the early hours of saturday morning, following a long and courageous battle with illness. tributes from current and former players have been paid to martin peters. on twitter, martin peters‘ world cup winning team mate sir geoff hurst said, ‘today is a very sad day for football and for me personally. martin peters was one of the all time greats and a close friend and colleague of mine for in excess of 50 years. a fellow world cup final goalscorer and my west ham partner for years along with bobby moore — rip old friend.‘ earlier we heard from steve perryman, a former teammate of martin peters at tottenham in the ‘70s

lipton —— britain, he says, is much less to give than europe as a whole did when negotiating with theoint that britain outside the european union is a smaller economic entity. it's diminish. it's leveraged in power is diminished. there are advantages however from being much diminished. there are advantages howeverfrom being much quicker on your feet, then having howeverfrom being much quicker on yourfeet, then having to negotiate as europe does, bringing 27 countries as it is today along with them. so of course it's new, it's different, it's going to be exciting and difficult negotiation but i have great confidence that in a new environment, it will be a hell of a lot easier than it was going to be before. i'm struggling to set a basis for this great confidence of yours, as you've effectively acknowledged. yes, our leveraged will be diminished and leverages what matters. it's not emotion, it's leveraged. there is huge interest on both sides in doing a deal that will be on everyone's interest and i think at this stage, we got a year in which to do it... and people, the us negotiators,

josh lipton has more on the micron story >> micron is the largest u.s. maker of memory chips.orting 48 cents on $5.01 billion. the street was looking at 30 scents looking ahead, micron expects q 2 of 36 cents and revenue of $4.5 or $4.8 billion saying with strong execution and improving conditions, he is optimistic that the second quarter will be the bottom of the performance. the stock had already skyrocketed up nearly 70% as investors had bet memory prices had bottomed and thanks to the 5g roll out and big cloud players spending more. the micron bull to get a quick take on the report he said a very good report guidance suggests margins buying higher which means inventory levels marginalizing >> elsewhere, nike earnings are expected to sprint higher when they report sports wear after the second quarter will close. keeping up tensions getting out to the equity research looking at nike stock. the stock is up more than 40%. before we talk about today's earnings, what do you point the strength back to for nike. they are in a strong place as they launch into 2017. they've been in

. >> david lipton mentions in your september magazine mentions governance.is your leadership approach to begin to instill the confidence necessary to get toward your trade peace? >> what we need to do is solve -- show as quickly as possible that everybody is a loser in a trade war. everyone would be a winner with trade peace. make it clear that loss may be higher on some countries and lower on others, but everybody is impacted. and then concentrate on rational behavior. viviana: still to come on this special edition of "bloomberg best," how americans view the economy could be the most important factor in the 2020 election. up next, leaders from the major parties put a very different frame of the economic picture. >> america is a happy place when it is working. >> american workers still feel stagnation. viviana: this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg best." i am viaviana hurtado. we are looking back at 2019 in business, finance and politics in the americas through the lens of the year's best interviews. throughout 2019, president trump and his admin

and drinking lipton every day can help support a healthy heart!t of jersey city were multiple people have been killed, including a police officer in a standout. authorities now saying there is no indication of terrorism. that just crossing the wires right now. this standoff possibly centered around some store has a neighborhood in lockdown including schools. still no word from authorities on a shooter, whether it is one or possibly more people responsible for this mass shooting. at least one local news station in jersey city is reporting as an ambush-style attack. we will continue following this online at ktvu.com. fack a quick look at the market. you can see up and down in a narrow range. the dow jones is down by about 36 points. the percentage drop a similar all the s&p and nasdaq. >>> coming up, we will speak with the team self driving truck just completed a cross country trip. >> we will talk about that means for the future of freight in the united states. >>> some people in the bay area are raising funds to send medical supplies to samoa and

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josh lipton in san francisco here's what's coming up in the show 2019 was supposed to be dreamy year for the unicorns. instead, it was a nightmare from wework to uber and beyond. will 2020 be any better? plus, take a look at this mystery chart. this stock was up 4,000% in just the last decade. are its best days behind it and a stern warning from the pentagon and the dna kits. the exchange will be right back. ♪ yes i'm stuck in the middle with you, ♪ no one likes to feel stuck, boxed in, or held back. especially by something like your cloud. it's a problem. but the ibm cloud is different. it's open and flexible enough to manage all your apps and data securely, anywhere, across all your clouds. so it can help take on anything from rebooking flights on the fly, to restocking shelves on demand, without getting in your way. ♪ ♪ >>> it's been a dramatic year for silicon valley unicorns. diedra takes a look at what's ahead in the new year for those big ipos >> f after a year that saw some unicorns fly and some get their wings clipped, what's in store for 2020 first, profitability the silico

than with a look at tech it is this year's top performing sector so what about the road ahead josh lipton 2020 playbook on tech >> tech is on a tear the best performing sector this year, here are three predictions for next year. first, apple makes its 5g move the global 5g rollout is under way. promising super fast wireless speeds, apple will unveil its own 5g iphone in september but it won't be just new hardware expect new 5g enabled experiences too, perhaps in augmented reality. you can bet that with a major network upgrade apple will introduce new features second, hardware spending softens. ceos could spend less on technology next year surrendvensurrendervendors haved economic challenges. that could be good news for others like cloud giants including amazon and microsoft and subscription services like zoom technology that could like zoom, technology that could be cheaper for corporate customers. third, make or break for wearables. apple dominates wearables with its popular watch and air pods, now time for rivals to make a choice throw in the towel or step it up with acquisitions. for e

josh lipton joins us with a look at the incredible stock, the incredible year., josh. >> reporter: carl, that's right. as 2019 comes to a close, apple investors have plenty of reasons to celebrate that stock has enjoyed a remarkable run surging more than 80% this year. that means apple is on track now for its best year since 2009 another way, it added $530 billion in market cap this year. that's the equivalent of two netflix, three teslas, with a few billion left over. the nasdaq is market cap weighted, given apple's size, it helped to power the index to a record 9,000 level today, most analysts covering apple rate it a buy. nearly 60% in part because they think tim cook with the current lineup of devices will be able to keep iphone revenue relatively flat the next few quarters, even as services and wearables continue to go strongly they're betting that should be enough to drive single digits growth for the company what are the risks for investors to consider? i caught up with gene munster, he cites two big ones. services and wearables don't grow as strongly as

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josh lipton joins us now with one of those josh >> reporter: so jon, one of the big fights in 2019, andcontinues in 2020, the battle over jedi. remember, in october, microsoft secured the new massive cloud computing contract with the pentagon, and it certainly surprised some amazon web services was a frontrunner. it is worth up to $10 billion over ten years microsoft is already now recruiting people with security clearances to work on jedi, according to sources amazon is contesting the pentagon decision, saying in a lawsuit that president trump launched repeated attacks to steer jedi away from aws in order to harm jeff bezos amazon pulling no punches in the lawsuit, jon, saying basic justice requires revaluation of proposals and new award decision the pentagon counters the dod is confident in the award question is more about money on the line after all, aws generated revenue last quarter of $9 billion, and microsoft azure business, estimated 4 billion. so it is more about bragging rights securing jedi is a potentialwa to secure more cloud contracts, both through the u.s. government and

and drinking lipton every day can help support a healthy heart! >>> an oakland school board meeting derailed again. parents say there was excessive force at a prior meeting, we report now. public children climbed onto the stage and into the chairs of the open school board. this is the director vacating the seat. the full meeting was led by the acting president moved to a conference room as protesters portrayed jody london as a wrench should be recalled. the recall is spearheaded by a parent who planned to sue the district after a scuffle at an october board meeting. they claimed excessive force and injury, and blend london. >> she had the police force beat us down she needs to be held as possible. >> london was served at intent to recall, a petition of 50, putting the vote to north oakland voters which will require thousands of signatures. >> we were doing is sending a signal to the entire board that the people of oakland are not for sale. >> it doesn't feel great, but i am a public servant. >> london has watched month of this attack went over. pa

josh lipton with that. >> so contessa, it's called the ninja night jogger adult sizes cost $150. just a professional video gamer. he is a global celebrity with more than 22 million youtube subscribers. nearly 15 million on instagram and earns a lot of money when cnbc last spoke with him he didn't dispute reports he earned more than $50,000 a month. a lot of that he said came from subscribers. but sponsor shpts and deals helped too but if you wanted the ninja new shoe you had to be quick the adult sizes he says sold out in less than 40 minutes. >> josh, i'm surprised they went for the label jogger because usually gamers don't have to stay that fit and healthy. maybe ninja is fit and healthy they don't have to they could have gone with lounger orring >> there is so many to choose from it's an interesting point you bring up i did check in with michael patrick of wedbush he was skeptical of how successful and popular ninja shoes would be because he wasn't sure that gamers really associated these professional gamers like ninja with the footwork we usual ily think of hands and eyes but

now a key voice is leaving the company's board of directors josh lipton has the details for us in san francisco. josh >> that's right, morgan. a big change here on softbank's board. tadashi yanai, founder of uniglo is resigning he's been described as having the stature to stand up to masa san when necessary about half of softbank's board are softbank execs, like marcelo claure and rajiv misra you have the head of the saudi investment fund, the biggest contributor to the vision fund also on that board guys, back to you. >> okay. josh, thank you. well, in march, just before the uber ipo and of course before the summer when wework started to sink and did not manage to get to the public markets, i did sat down with softbank's ceo and asked him about the team overall and management in fact, josh mentioned two of the his key people, marcelo claure and rajiv misra for some time, there's been talk that at the top, things don't always go as smoothly as they might. here's what masa had to say. >> no, no, they are good guys. they are good friends and good partners of course, once in a while, the

. >>> josh lipton voins us with more >> jim cramer says he wants just one present for the holidays an new air pod pro. it's estimated they'll generate revenues of up to $6 billion this year. that's nearly double 2018's level and next year, he says apple could sell 85 million air pods generating 15 billion in revenue. as soon as 2021, he sees deacceleration in air pod revenue u growth to single digits or lower. not every apple watcher agrees with that. i caught up with gene money center this morning. he says we're just scratching the surface and forecasts it up 20% in 2021. they're part of the broader wearables category some believe if they can keep growing this strongly, then apple can enjoy accelerating growth even if iphone sales remain flat. people who order from the apple store can receive them for 159 bucks on december 23rd for the one jim wants you have to wait until january 14th though apple continues to ship products to its stores and they're available at other re l retailers as well. back to you. >> not sure i understand his logic on h this one. i mean if people have air pods

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josh lipton is here with that story.s 37.5 million consoles will ship this year now, that would be a drop of about 13%. i checked in with idc's lewis ward he's the head of gaming over there. he says nintendo fans are still buying consoles, but sony and microsoft fans are actually putting off purchases and in part, that's because they know knew ones are on the way next year ultimately, ward thinks sony is going to sell more, because it has a bigger brand and more markets, but we can't know for sure, he argues, until those companies unveil price points and games. remember, this is a $44 billion market gamers expect those new consoles to be faster with better graphics guys, back to you. >> josh, i wonder whether or not that phenomenon of waiting for the next generation is more pronounced in gaming than we already know it is in phones, for example. >> yeah, it's interesting to watch the trends here, carl, you know, for consoles in general, actually, i mentioned, i talked to lewis ward. in terms of growth, there is a $44 bill

sector leading the income in 2019 up a whopping 47% so what's on tap for tech in the new year josh lipton playbook >>> tech is on a tear. the best performing sector this year here are there predictions for next year. first apple makes the 5g move. the global 5g rollout is under way. promising superfast wireless speeds apple will unveil it's own 5g iphone in september. it won't be just hardware. expect the new 5g enabled experiences perhaps in augmented reality. you can bet that with a major network upgrade apple introducing new features second hardware spending softens. ceos could spend less on technology next year vendor from dell to hp have highlighted macroeconomic challenges with, bad news for hardware makers but good for others like cloud giants including amaze and microsoft. technology that could be cheaper for corporate customers. third make or break or wearables. apple dominates wearables with the watch and air pods process now it's time for rivals to make a choice throw in the towel or stip it with up acquisitions or the google plans to buy fit bit or introduce competitive proirk

now on every call i do with josh lipton, i say the same thing luca, give me the -- of a guy who wants. 99% customer satisfaction. jim, we're working on it they give you that number with apple plus, with cloud how many services do you pay coming out at 2:30 a.m you just paid r for this the lifetime value of person who buys an apple phone is maybe the greatest subscription in the world. >> just stop right there that was just dramatic and it's all good sh hr shh. >> a little like the irishman. they were 40 years too old jimmy hoffa, if he lived that long, he'd have a great run. >> the analyst who made that call is going to be on squawk tomorrow morning the maxim man. right there. >> he'll be right tonight. good luck to you >> all right coming up u on the half. >> hitting the bull's eye. target up 90% this year. and it's just been named best idea for 2020. some of our experts own it the debate is straight ahead in call of the day. plus, jim cramer and the investment committee are ready to answer your questions to reach us, go to cnbc.com/halftime or tweet us using the hashtag, ask halftim

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josh lipton you need good sneakers to be a good gamer. >> that's right.inja night jogger adult sizes cost $150. youth sizes 120. ninja isn't just a professional video gamer. he's a true global celebrity with more than 22 million youtube subscribers. he learns a lot of money when cnbc spoke to him, he didn't dispute reports that he learned more than $500,000 a month. a lot of that came from subscribers butcertainly sponsorships and deals help too. adi adidas isn't the only company looking to capitalize on gaming. puma introduced a sock like shoe that will help gamers perform at thinker best the shoes cost about 100 bucks there's nike which is the official shoe and clothing provider for an online gaming league the video game industry is a $171 billion market. companies naturally want to capitalize on it if you wanted the shoe, you have to be quick. the adult sizes sold out in less than 40 minutes. back to you. >> all right josh, thanks >>> did twitter ceo start a trend when he said he was going to live in africa for a few months next year up next we'll look

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