companies who are also spending a lot on r & d. if this theory is correct, why is that happening? charles: i will tell you right now as someone who helped individual investors for 30 years it's a disaster. if a company misses by a penny and loses 20% of it market value. every ceo i talked to said they could run their business much more efficiently. if you have a five-year plan and you are graded every three months, it makes it hard to operate business. >> i think our studies prove short termism exists amongst ceos. you are seeing investments increasing not by that much. you are seeing a lot of bye backs. wage growth is not where it should be. there is still more to be done with increasing productivity in the united states. with this, i agree with it. >> hopefully companies have been investing more than the companies that aren't public. this is not a problem. you want information. charles: as someone who helped individual investors for 30 years. most of of them lose their money during earnings season. wall street analysts, guess how many got the revenues right? zero percent. that m

on? >> you mentioned 2019 cash receipts were reporting higher sales. what analysts are looking at the they talk about r&d spending, 21% of this year. a lot precision technology. a large r&d related to ag. with persistent technology, they had plantar and sprayer starting to come in a lot higher than expected. once you get comments from the cfo and get a positive tone, shares pointing a little bit better. shery: thank you so much. that was our stock of the hour. bloomberghe business flash, more blowback from the fatal bridge collapsed in italy, the company who licensed the bridge is in talks to pay a fine to the italian government. a report they would be fined $570 million, they would also have to rebuild the bridge and replace apartment buildings under it. google tried to stop a controversy whether it will reenter china. bloomberg learned their ceo told workers at a staff meeting that the china plans are exploratory and in the early stages. starting agle is search engine that was sent to research and compliance -- sensor research in compliance with the chinese government. read in a blue state, we talk waters about whether president trump

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lot more. >>> let's go back to our brking news. r top story this evening, montgomery county police working a double shooting in aspen hill. this is unfolding in a parking lot oneorgiavenue and norbeck road. somebody called police after spotting a suspicious car, and that's when police discovered the men's bodies in the car. one man is dead, the other'ses are described as wcritical. stith news 4 on-air and online as we track this breakinr >>> the president of the united states versus one of the biggest nba stars. a day after president trump blasted blaims, he hit the road visiting the swing state of ohio to rally for a g candidate where he will speak at any moment. these are liv pictures. you'll remember james is from ohio. he played for the cleveland cavaliers. mr. trump blasted him last night on twitter after cnn's don lemon interview with james. the president questioned james' intelligence just days after james opened a school for at-risk kids in ohio. the controversy is so big, in fact, that it had thers spokes for the first lady, melania trump, weighing in.se ing to take james' side over her husband's. that statement said in part, it looks like lebron jam

on r & d. they're clearly working on a lot of stuff and you need to do that, as a company. in technology. i think it is important to provide the context that apple's had incredible hits before like the ipod. but, you know, that business no longer exists, like the ipad, which is about 60% of its peak today. and the mac business which is flat, right? so, there's no assurance that the iphone business will continue to move at the pace that it does the services businesses is more tied to installed base and installed base is much stickier, so that's something you want to leverage on. >> that's true >> so, with that context, i think apple certainly hinted at some kind of content or video service, which sounds relatively imminent they've also talked very glowingly about augmented reality. and tim has said he thinks that's one of the most significant opportunities going forward. so, in one to five years, could we see a hardware device you know, some form of glasses that could be a platform or augmented reality? that's certainly a possibility and tim's also been somewhat open about the company's fo

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restraint economics which may look shocking to untrained on will curse you know a lot of people are coming down either side of the fence on this one earlier on r t four british police inspector peter kirk among social justice campaigner george barda they went head to head on the instant. clearly to many people like myself it seems that there must have been a better way of dealing with that situation than bashing that girl in the head in bashing the head into a metal shutter to grown place officers can find a way of restraining a fourteen year old girl back to them but i'll tell you what you say tell us i just tell us if that's why this is this is wise and tell us your the police officer you tell me the only alternatives available to the officer that i could see were allowed to keep a name and snatching his taser and radio which wasn't very good well take it to the ground and then you'd be moaning about heavy police officers on a four year old girl on the ground and if the officers use of force isn't right then he would be prosecuted or disciplined for it that act of bashing that will bashing that girl in the head and i do think it makes a diff

lot going on in the markets. a lot of job growth. a lot of r & d growth.e been growing 30% per year for the last three years. 25% for the last five years. these are companies that have profits up close to 30% with revenue growth around 15%. u.s. small cap growth is generally up overall but it's the entrepreneurial stocks with high job growth, high profit growth that seem to be doing better. >> i know you won't talk about individual names necessarily, but give us a name in public information that you have invested in that you maybe have been surprised by, that fit that entrepreneurial mantra >> we have a number of small caps that are up over 100%, 200% in some cases. in the second quarter we had 82 stocks -- so this is not like ten stocks that we happened to get lucky with we had 82 stocks that did well 30 or 40 of them have returns over 40% quite a few stocks are way up this year. >> does that -- i don't want to say make you nervous does that make you step back and go, okay, that's a big gain. >> yeah. >> what now? >> absolutely. a lot of this has been int

his former protege back on the stand and even after manafort left the campaign hesked gates r a lot of favors, including keeping tabs on cabinet hires. blayne alexander is tracking the testimony for us this evening. >> reporr: yeah, even triedo get a cabinet level position. secretary of the army for a baer that he once worked with. paul manafort p hd not guilty to all of these charges, but for two days we've watched his one-time protege give testimony thatp could h send manafort to prison for life. they once worked side by side. now, face-to-face in a federal courtroom. paul manafort, president trump's former campaign man and manafort's one-time deputy rick gates today t sing thend against his former mentor. >> paul manafort was staring bullets over at gates, his former protege, f who worked him for ten years and started as an intern and gates was not look g atmanafort. >> reporter: manafort is facing lthe possibility ofife in prison for charges of ban and tax fraud in the first trial t related special counsel robert mueller's investigation. according to gates, manafort was motivated b

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for me, the reinvestment really is in r & d, we do a lot of market research. we try to change up our products onasis we spend that on r & d >> how much are prices coming down, the data analytics for restaurants found the top six for decreases in tariffs the firm worked with $250 million worth and up to 3,000 restaurants. they predict over the year restaurants will save $19 million on pork, $9 million on potatoes, $4 million in corn and $2 million in cheese farmers are also hurting they're seeing a decrease in prices and that's lowering their profits. as a result of that, experts say they may end up lowering production on many of those items which would cause those prices to go back up back to you. >> aditi, thank you. just want to check on the markets again, dow down 96 we're waiting the president, he's getting together with some of his key members administration like john kelly, steven mnuchin, larry kudlow is going throb as well. some of the members of congress, senator marco rubio, senator tom cotton and the topic of discussion is foreign invest review. this is the president's key change he m

it leaves a lot open and a lot to discuss on what's actually going to happen. >> u. r. d.hey won't go along. do you think they'll change their minds? the president saying we want to business as anyone who sides with iran. what do you think? >> i think that it will help. what this will do, this will show a new america. president trump is showing again a new show strength in a forest spirit always that america first and that is what this is about. america first. everyone is not going to be happy. we're not going to please everybody because everyone's used to certain way of doing business. now we have president trump is sticking by everything he said in his campaign promises, which is obviously the largest thing which is america first and we refuse to not have initial support. when you have sanctions such as this been imposed, boeing obviously i'm bored. there are obviously forcing them to do things in other areas. >> thank you for joining us today. >> as the u.s. and china could canoe racing towards one another in a game of economic chicken command to trade were have u.s. co

but it is definitely one of those things you worry about a lot from ever since something since the --ra partnership and had to turn over information on that dissident to chinese government. once they did, the chinese put them on trial and in jail for 10 years. any company operating in china, their data is fair game for the chinese government. and if so, they could be seen as , and in reality, complicit with that government. that is not something most companies want to have on their hands. emily: that was bob boorstin and shira ovide. and that does it for this edition of "the best of bloomberg technology." we will bring you all the latest in tech throughout the week. tune in every day, 5:00 p.m. in new york, 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. and bloomberg tech is live streaming on twitter. and be sure to follow our global breaking news network tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two

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on msnbc. she said there was a lot of c r corruption campaign. she said about the wikileaks tapes. that sort of thing, the stolen documents before they were released, that would be quite a thing indeed. >> it would be quite a thing indeed. we should stop and say here, that omarosa has not been proved to have been accurate on everything she has said and written. >> shepard: for sure. >> there's basic factual inaccuracies in excerpts of the book. so her record is not unimpeachable when it's being accurate. that doesn't mean she shouldn't have the right as a former government employees to say what she thinks she heard. >> shepard: all right. good to talk to you, david hawkings. >> thank you. >> shepard: david hawkings, formerly the senior editor at roll call. the trial was president trump's former campaign chairman, paul manafort, could go to the jury tomorrow. the defense rested. then -- i should say the prosecution rested. then it was his turn for his lawyers to defend themselves to say here's our defense. you know, you don't have to offer a defense. they did not offer a defense. we

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district is, if an r plus 7 is in the bull's-eye for democrats, a lot of seats are in the bull's-eye for democrats because there are a lot of seats that are less republican than this one. >> let me ask you why this r plus 7 district where republican s if they are not doing so well right now, there's a statistical tie. why is that? john kasich suggested it's because donald trump is turning off women? >> i think that's probably right. i think private polling shows the suburban areas around column pus, not the farther reaches of columbus are turning against the president and those are vote rich areas. i think that's obviously the case. and republicans have privately started griping about troy balderson who has not raised as many money as many republicans would like. i was at a meet and greet with him and he stayed for less than five minutes, didn't introduce himself to any voter by name. just thanked them for coming. and when reporters tried to engage him in a back and forth, the aides stepped in and tried to command deer the conversation. candidates like that don't typically do well, he's not somebody who is loose and personal from what i saw in my very limited interact

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. >> a lot of the -- when you can see what's going on in the operation is the helicopters, using a lot of helicopters and aircraft to put down that really hot area and drop a retar dandelion. r e - - drop a retardant. >>> the evacuations lifted yesterday, let's get back to those the west of state highway 75, north of 175 and east of the lake mendocino county line. many of those people have been out of their homes for almost two weeks now and smoke from those fires is reaching the bay area. the spare the air alert has been issued because of a mix of smog and filed wire smoke: schools in lake county were supposed to start tomorrow, but that has been post porned for two weeks. >>> meantime, let's take a live look in southern california where the holy fire continues to throat en neighborhoods in orange county. check it out. you can see the flames just scorching a hillside and they are moving to the south. at least one cabin has been destroyed so far. the fire is only 5% contained. >>> good news out of mayor pose ya county. crews say that ferguson fire is finally winding down. evacuation orders have been ed for nearly a dozen surrounding communities. >> a lot of these people not

lot on keeping grass from growing too high. enter 200 sheep, whose appetites help keep 250,000 solar panels on 1,300 acres operating. >> easy, easy! rrtety cocke is a sixth-generation arizonan rancher who has leased his sheep out to the solar fieldwoor close toears. >> well, sheep, because they don't eat wires, like goats do. they're small enough, when the panels oscillate, and are really low on the ground and you can't run cattle out here. >> reporter: if thsheep weren't here, the grass would be growing to about this height, which would create a problem foh solar panels, because the solar panels are moving in order to capture the sun, and if the grass is too tall, they only collect about half of the energy needed. this solar field provides power er 211 homes per year. so, solar panel matters, and that means every sheep needs to do its job-- which isn't without its challenges, including protecting them from predators such as eagles and coyotes. enter luciano and his canine friends. at least three dogs are responsie for this herd of herbivores. >> the dogs make the whole deal ssible. if it weren't for the dogs, the predators would pi

i'll make just a brief short statement on his behalf because i know you'll have a lot of business. ut just to give you some context on this. r. droegemeier served for more than 25 years. he was nominated by george bush and confirmed by the u.s. senate. he served six years on the science board, the governing body of the national science foundation and also guidance to cy congress and the president. droegemeier was renominated obama.sident dr. he took the research facilities what was happening when he as vice president, to carnegie r-1 status. had an opportunity to see his research and ground president one of the most impressive from him you'll get is that science has no politics. science is just science. it's just the facts that you're at.king so the key thing that he really brings to this is not only his xtensive background, his experience working with the government, with congress, and with the white house in the ast, giving science recommendations, obviously, work that he's done on weather and now, but or decades he's just an honorable individual. a chance toll enjoy get to know not only his science background but his pers

on friday. the big difference here is going to be the humidity. a lot more humid during the day on friday. a little bit more humid on thursday, tomorrow. then much more humid as weake r way into the day on friday. saturday and sunday, we're tracking the weekend for sure, because right now it looks like we've got a good chance of showers on saturday. sunday looks like it could be a litt bit of a washout. that storm system may stay down south, meaning for us just partly cloudy skies with a chance for shower activity. if you have weekend plans, we're watching. temperatures in the 80s towards neweek. all right, you guys ready for this? >> here we >>go. we got our judges. josh, you are up first. >> that was tame. >> he did pretty good. let's see the triple lindy. >> all my electric stuff. the triple lindy. you need three diving boards for the triple lind here we go. >> oh, my! wow! doug's got game. who knew? >> he's got game and he's got water up his nose too. >> and in h shortstoo. >> he's got soggy sinuses too. >> good t job,hank you, doug. he's hing too much fun out there. >>> theti redskins get ready for the second pre ason game tomorrow night. will we see quarterback

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lots of changes coming down the road. t r. there are 90 different efforts working on alzheimer's that is the biggest public health costs $20 billion between now and 2050. it is a huge area. so there is a serious effort underway to develop a non- addictive pain killer to replace all of the opioid that is effective with no addiction. that probably will come online in two or three years because they understand the biology but i look around i see all these opportunities coming down the road. then you see the left. they want control whether a government run health system, school system, go down the list. from the left standpoint it isn't a fun and happy optimistic world it is terrifying. what if people just went out to be happy and didn't need a bureaucracy? what if they didn't have to have somebody? so in the sense that hold worldview to create enough new jobs is very threatening if you arere the left and second the idea to make america great again applies to everybody so you end up with any american of any background having an opportunity which violate that we should not

would it it make sense for automakers to pull, for example, r&dtain are and the -- expenditures to not spend a lot of money on same thing? herbert: we are doing that and we just announced that we are trying, where we are committed to working closer with ford when it comes to commercial vehicles. compaq commercial vehicles. it makes a lot of sense because i would say that we are not really ahead of the economy in scale. you need to deliver vehicles to become electric. and it is driving is relevant. the one-time expenditure development is growing and it makes sense to but of those activities and we are trying to come together with ford, which is an exciting project for us. we have been working together with ford already, some decades ago, and we have a good cultural fit and we are looking for to making a good project out of it. and there are other areas also where we have been working together. we share suppliers, we share supply innovations on a worldwide basis. cellse the same battery from the same suppliers, so i love shared investment going on. caroline: that was the ceo of volkswagen, herbert diess. matt m

for a lot of minority groups is that we are supposed to vote democrat and that we are supposed to be liberal so it's not identity politics hurting the party it's walkaway founder's appearance on r t fueling a russian plot but if that's the case then there must be more russian influencers in america's midst because fox news had him on for a similar interview discussing the very same walk away movement and with the attention mainstream newspapers have given his campaign they may be doing an even better job at spreading his message but the buck doesn't stop there. the article says moscow is ready to give its money to russian friendly americans russian businessmen will likely attempt to fund think tanks working on u.s. russia relations to push a narrative favoring cooperation with russia and opposition to sanctions cooperation with russia oh the horror regardless the article doesn't actually provide any evidence as to who or when some russian businessmen will begin giving away free money but it's ok for western businessmen and nato to throw money at anti russian think tanks the articles author evelyn farkas is a senior fellow at one called the atlantic council and it's received mil

for a lot of minority groups is that we are supposed to vote democrat and that we are supposed to be liberal so it's not identity politics hurting the party it's walkaway founder's appearance on r t fueling a russian plot if that's the case then there must be more russian influencers in america's midst because fox news had him on for a similar interview discussing the very same walk away movement and with the attention mainstream newspapers have given his campaign they may be doing an even better job at spreading his message but the buck doesn't stop there. the article says moscow is ready to give its money to russian friendly americans russian businessmen will likely attempt to fund think tanks working on u.s. russia relations to push a narrative favoring cooperation with. russia and opposition to sanctions cooperation with russia oh the horror regardless the article doesn't actually provide any evidence as to who or when some russian businessman will begin giving away free money but it's ok for western businessmen and nato to throw money at anti russian think tanks the articles author evelyn farkas is a senior fellow at one called the atlantic council and it's received millio

or let's not cross a lot to jennifer brydon who is an anti terror expert and it legal analyst jennifer as always glad to have you with us here on r t international. so according to court documents these children were being trained to carry out a school shootings how much of a threat would this have actually posed if the compound had not been discovered. it would have posed a huge threat unfortunately it still continues to pose a threat this is a group that i've studied for quite some time this compound in particular the fact that this young boy was linked to georgia it actually is a tie to a group called the model who has compounds throughout the united states at least thirty that u.s. government officials know of this isn't some conspiracy it's not me talking this is actually me having conversations with f.b.i. d.o.j. officials and actually local law enforcement that under the previous administration tried tried to investigate these groups tried best to get what was going on and were actually shut down by federal government sources from doing that just based on religion so it's a it's a group that contains women and children fam

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