. >> lulu is amazing i'm not going back on my call. athleisure as a total category probably peaked but the brand -- >> it will shake out to four major players. that does it for "closing bell" everybody, "fast money" starts right now. >> welcome to the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee. tonight on "fast," are we on the brink of a global banking crisis shares of one of europe's biggest banks, deutsche bank, are in freefall and the company put out a statement that is reminding some of the dark days of the financial crisis. we'll explain what that's about. >> plus a crypto hedge fund fighting back and dan morehead says there is one thing to save bitcoin and it could happen soon he will be here to explain. >>> first, we start off with what rocked the market today, the trade wars hitting a fevered pitch. let's get to aeamon javers for more. >> reporter: wilbur ross told the world that the united states was moving forward with those steel and aluminum tariffs on mexico, canada and the eu. shortly afte

lulu chen is here. know about these new regulations and how it could impact smaller players in that space? lulu: chinese regulators are concerned companies like ant financial and others that straddle at least two financial industries could be posing a systemic risk to china's $13 trillion economy. with solstice have told bloomberg news is regulators and not thinking of having these companies obtain a license from central-bank. capitalso putting adequate ratio on companies and restricting company ownership and interbank transaction. all of that is subject to the state council approval, but what is clear is that more stringent regulations are coming down the road. david: how will that affect the company? lulu: for ant financial i guess the reason you regulators looking at them is because this company has businesses spanning everything from online money, financial payments, to micro-lending, to consumption lending, to credit scoring. the list goes on. it is a company that owns the largest money marketing f

david: let's bring in lulu chen.ned with, you can see it reflected in alibaba was share price. the market has already worked out $61 billion in market evaluation. a lot of concern is coming from their worries about margin compression, which we are seeing . it is investing into cloud computing, finance and new retail. it cannot afford not to do this because tencent is actually going head-to-head with it in every of those sectors. we really have to spend to drive growth. haidi: is it abroad sector situation -- a broad sector situation? lulu: what we are really seeing is a lot of investors are concerned, first of all come with a sector wide regulatory facebook with all this debacle. also in china, regulators are stepping up their interest in taking more control over the chinese internet companies. on top of that you saw stellar performances from investment returns from tech sectors last year. investors are taking a step back. david: when it comes to earnings, what should i be looking out for? lulu: a will be looking at

el padre de los niÑos recordÓ a lulu y leo de seis aÑos de edad, indicÓ que formaban parte del equiportega padecÍa de una enfermedad mental. el jurado determinÓ que la mujer sabÍa lo que estaba haciendo, con cada cuchillada que le propinÓ a los niÑos. los padres expresaron que no hay un solo dÍa, en el que no extraÑen a sus hijos. a raÍz de su terrible tragedia, los padres estÁn buscando crear una ley para que se investigue a las niÑeras antes de ser contratadas, y que se castigue a cualquier persona que mienta o falsifica documentos durante el proceso. patricia: autoridades en california informaron que los 10 niÑos que vivÍan en condiciones miserables, en fairfield, fueron maltratados. su padre ha sido detenido por tortura y su madre por abandono. los investigadores concluyeron que llevaba mucho tiempo usando fÍsica y emocionalmente de sus propios hijos. el menor tenÍa sÓlo cuatro meses, el mayor, 12 aÑos. la primera dama melania trump se recupera de una cirugÍa de riÑÓn que tuvo esta maÑana. el parte mÉdico dice que es una condiciÓn benigna, de la que se recuperarÁ rápidamente, aunq

francine: lulu, thank you so much.next we are live from a lot where we are joined by carlo cottarelli one exclusive interview. we will talk debt and the future of italy. that is coming up here on bloomberg surveillance. this is bloomberg. ♪ "to force a unilateral nuclear abandonment." koreaesident says north has not directly raised concerns about his planned meeting with kim jong-un. >> we have not seen anything. we have not heard anything. we will see what happens. rex tillerson has taken a veiled shot at president trump, warning a growing crisis of ethics and integrity has put american democracy at risk. he criticized on facts that he said would lead to lots of fruit -- loss of freedom, and the only society able to challenge the trump fired tillerson by tweet. >> if we as people become accepting of alternative realities that are no longer grounded in facts, then we as american citizens are on a pathway to relinquishing our freedom. plothe federal reserve dot is getting old, says the president of st. louis. forecasts

>> en el caso de lulu el mensaje del papÁ hacia los jÓvenes fue lo que mÁs sonÓ. >> primero que le dirÍas como increÍble estar con todas tus amigas y cÓmo estÁs jugando algo que tienes tanta pasiÓn. >> cuando sueÑas quÉ vas a hacer tÚ en el futuro? >> quiero ser futbolista, me gustarÍa jugar mucho en colombia, yo creo que mi equipo va a ser muy bueno. >> porque estas tÚ en el equipo. >> niÑas maravillosas tendremos mÁs de la historia este domingo en nuestro programa especial el papa francisco con los jÓvenes latinos un foro donde el papa francisco habla con la juventud de mÉxico y otros paÍses de la regiÓn y responde a todas sus preguntas, no se lo pierda este domingo a las 5/4 centro. >> asÍ llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn de noticias telemundo, gracias por el privilegio de su tiempo mÁs noticias aquÍ en telemundo a las 11/10 centro, muy buenas noches,. >> yo soy una sobreviviente de cÁncer. >> era insoportable vivir con ella. incluso su hermano y su esposo se fueron. >> doctora, le estaba ofreciendo todo, techo y comida. >> y maltratos, y maltratos. >> nos iba a dar a mÍ y a Él 10.00

, and sports arm and old spur of lulu, and most importantly, it owns a part of sky.ve called this guy the jewel of sky. and they have called this guy thejewel in of sky. and they have called this guy the jewel in the crown of the deal, because he gives them to markets, the uk and europe and that could help them compete with netflix ona could help them compete with netflix on a global scale going from being just a us operation to being a real global media giant and that is what they are after. thank you very much indeed. reports suggest deutsche bank is accelerating job cuts, with as many as10,000 workers going by 2019, that equates to about one in ten of its employees. deutsche bank's been on the back foot for a while, here's one analyst on whether this may help. is this the answer to the problems was my fave increased the number ofjob losses from 9000 to 10,000. they've already lost 26,000 since 2015. and ultimately, for me i think this is really i think, a reshuffling of the big chairs with the same captain at the helm. i think they're too late to the restructuring

lulu. than say the opposition politicians now peculiar to you. we don't know who we're supposed to vote for. the country has collapsed. and the politicians aren't doing anything to win us over so i'm not going to vote. for it as a way to lose sharply divided between now and the have nots. killing people here in the west apart as you've seen with the people over there on the east lots of money . the majority of prosperous middle class residents live in the eastern district of caucus. this is where most of the opposition parties are based. their founders and many of the members live in buildings where security is tight. the government says the opposition are holdovers from the old elite brownouts the most prominent figure is martin according to much audio advantage one of about twenty opposition groups she's been dubbed venezuela's margaret thatcher for staunch capitalised a new liberal stance she's raised a number of legal charges among them an allegation that she'd taken part in a plot to assassinate president maduro a charge that has since been

the growth outside of america which was growing for nike everybody's got their own individual story lulu is a great example of that. male started getting after the men's side of things >> you're not afraid >> for myself, yeah. >> the undergarments >> retail ran, you hit it on the head everyone thought that amazon was going to crush retail. that didn't happen everyone thought we were going to have the border adjustment texas there are a number of headwinds that have died down and that's another reason why it's a tailwind for these companies. >> and good companies have figured out how to compete it doesn't mean necessarily they are beating amazon i think some of them are but the really efficient companies are going right after amazon online, and that's why they're winning. >>> our next guest says there are three stocks to buy right now. todd gordon of trading nalz.com. >> hey, melissa. we're looking at the weekly chart. over here, this is a long scale. when you're doing your technicals at home, it's really important to switch over to that that's a $25 move here this is actually more like a

to push lulu didn't. believe you didn't because you listed me a young noble opening up of school six that only use the euro. just leave. it in u.k. q. who did what. when you just don't feel for you mazzocchi at the miller was do you still see lovely at the. need to. know it alls. the conclusion is let me chin and i mean what are you calling. for rob i'm. not so. good what's a church where there was a slump and lots of the unable to. agree. well such torturous luck you know a bit on the. eve not within your muscle to go but i will her need to look at the. other one up with but i will continue to. visit her in the prism of what's about that which is long let you business. know that its author was just lucky. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies to me to peep out the cells with simple song alone even find company elsewhere though they invite private companies to take over the utilities anybody tell us that all posts allowed for mr guess who got the pin to go.

estimates for american eagle, lulu as well.ou're making some moves on some pretty big name stocks you want to start with the gap and tell my why we go outperform on this name right now >> reason why, when you look at the valuation, it's trading at 11 times one-year forward consensus numbers. my target of $39 only requires a 13 times multiple. we know what's not working the gap brand, with its execution missteps, leading to some promotional pressures i took that into account with my gross margin, where we're looking for down ten basis points versus up 20 basis points what is working, old navy is working. the trends and traffic are working. and the business is stable the active business is working and that's not just at athletta, but also in old navy and a little bit in gap. with a focus in value and online, those are more profitable and the store count is continuing to come down i think they have the elements that could lead to continued upside >> good stuff. dana, thanks for calling in. appreciate we'll kick it around the desk,

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welcome back to worlds apart but you're a loser former secretary of state for foreign trade mr lulu's just before the break we started talking about whether or not the european union can muster enough will power its you stand up for itself and you know we had a former obama administration official in charge of the show just a short while ago and as much as he wanted to protect the iranian deal he was absolutely convinced that the europeans. i have no choice but to come along and support the united states and that and incidentally that happens to be their opinion of the majority of the russian expats who also believe that you know the europeans may sound indignant for a while but at the end of the day they will do what's required of them i mean missing something fundamental about the europeans and their ability you know to stand up for themselves but i write for their interest i do know many things have changed since nine hundred ninety six even z. ownership of many of the european companies building editions. you have all kinds of interest in the sale of the american interests and so

hundred twenty billion so that's a huge increase nearly ten fold increase in the ten years killing lulu thier likes. i believe facebook's market share is increasing despite all the brouhaha concerning its surveillance technology that they sell has better including foreign governments but you know the multi-trillion dollar mark up of these companies is a testament to the nature of the platform the platform is now superseded the nation state facebook. two billion users that's bigger than china so it's the biggest kind of entity there is in the world or has ever been in the world and probably ever be in the world and there you get a penny on every ball you know you grab up a lot of dollars same thing with these other fang stocks or mugu guy pan whatever you describe the most at them a goofy. face which is going to buy new restaurant new hipster restaurant or go to parties and all a good face. served with home grown broccoli spears now you get it you get it you can download all these on an app on your phone and they stare at it all day you become a goofy good yeah yeah yeah and in the most

at&t argues they need to be larger to compete with the tech firms like amazon, netflix and lulu. lawyers said the government's case was built on a house of cards and failed to meet the burden of proof that the merger would harm customers. the proceedings have been going on for the past seven weeks though a decision in this good, june 12. that's when the judge said he will make his final decision. either side could then appeal. back to you. gerri: fascinating stuff that the ceo of wells fargo says his bank is open for business. tim sloan discussing the recent scandals in the massive fines in an exclusive interview with their own maria bartiromo. they are making progress working with customers who had unauthorized accounts open in their names. >> where we are in terms of the retail accounts that we've sold to customers that maybe they didn't need. we reached out to over 120 million different customers to say if you have an issue with the wells fargo account, come account, come in and see us. we are almost all the way through the process. >> so many problems for the company. watch t

. >> boo-yah >> caller: how much higher is lulu is going. >> do thought trade until you listen to thesten to the call tonight. obviously the headline numbers are fabulous >> norma >> caller: okay. yes. >> you're up. >> caller: yes hello. >> hi, norma this is jim. what's up? >> caller: i want to know what's with henry shine i'm down 8%. should i take my lumps >> i don't know why the numbers have not been strong there they just have not been strong the dental category is very challenged i know that from 3m and know it. we have to find out from the source ralph in new york. ralph. >> caller: yes, how are you doing? you know, i'm talking about regeneron. it's getting very little respect. you liked it at 5:you liked it at 400 it's about 300 why don't they just go private >> no, well, more likely the scenario would be that sanofi which owns a gigantic chunk might buy them that's not what len wants to do. i think it's bottoming and the group is bottoming all that said, i know, it has been one painful ride. sanofi owns 22%. i wouldn't be shocked if they want to buy it all but have to get len'

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it leaves you lulu poor comma where did you eat bicycle and sell to decrease your. oh not days to finish joe bus. says if one day i want to keep ability economy. just because i happen to live in greece somehow i'm a sinner i'm a bad person because of some political acts of done by political representatives of one kind or another. therefore it's ok for people to have their lives destroyed it's ok for people to have to pick through garbage and not have anything to eat it's ok for cancer patients to be denied medicine if we're ever going to have morality in the world we need to absolutely reject that logic if there's individuals responsible hold them responsible but don't hold a college to very responsible for the deeds of. to resolve the greek debt crisis the e.u. granted financial assistance in exchange it imposed a draconian austerity program the country was placed under stewardship and lost part of its sovereignty it was placed under surveillance by the troika the three delegates of the european commission the european central bank and the international monetary fu

pilates, just like my thighs in these lulu lemon pants, ya burnt! people who hear yanny. so everyone is going crazy over this viral audio clip. take a listen. >> laurel. >> seth: okay, some people hear laurel and other people hear yanny. listen again. >> yanny. >> seth: okay, so people who hear yanny, what the hell is wrong with you? it's clearly laurel. what? you got yanny's in your ears? listen again. >> yanny. >> seth: okay -- now, that time i did hear yanny. one more time. >> yanny. >> seth: okay, yeah. it's definitely yanny. you know what? change the burner. people who hear laurel, who hurt you? [ laughter ] what do you got yanny's in your ear? people who hear laurel, ya burnt! boston dynamics, your company just debuted a robot that can run like a human. take a look. >> seth: that is terrifying. [ laughter ] have you idiots ever seen a movie? the guys who make the robots are the first to go. and i know you're thinking, "i can run faster than that," but can you run that fast forever? [ laughter ] boston dynamics, ya burnt! museums. hey, museums, if i wanted to get in

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was there with lulu we. welcome them or at least fifty thousand on the ones living in the u.s. face to. the government ends their protected status and mission to mars what nasa hopes to find deep beneath the surface of the red planet. russian police have detained opposition leader as well as more than one hundred of his supporters and demonstrations across the country the volley was avoided by protesters the c.e.o. bob at the rally in moscow the protests have been taking place two days ahead of many may putin's inauguration his opponents united under a slogan he's not some are referring to putin's eighteen years in power let's go to our. challenge now he's joining us on the phone from moscow what's happening there now rory. well the last couple of hours basically it's. a standoff between three different groups of people leave. the full it is they've come down in it's a real plows and. greeted when they arrived in pushkin square. by a group of. guys like a nationalist spirit decided that they were going to come down here as well and provides the other side of the argument. becau

lulus the believe. and how why is most active volcano erupts with residents fleeing for safety as new earthquakes are reported to. up to fifty seven thousand honduran immigrants living in the u.s. could be facing deportation after a change in the law the term of ministration says is ending what's known as temporary protection status for hondurans it was granted in one thousand nine hundred ninety five to hurricane mitch devastated the central american nation for those affected will have until january twenty twenty to either leave the u.s. or apply for visas if they qualify. the boy i've been here in this country for twenty seven years i came in one thousand nine hundred two and now i can't remember anything about my home country i've contributed to this country since i got my t.p.s. i do my taxes we're not criminals likely treat us. with t.p.s. i have achieved a lot i'm a health educator and i have worked and i've brought up my kids who are good citizens so i don't understand what the problem is with th

invest in even trading around these things because they go one quarter to one quarter, you look at lulu, under armour, we have been burned by a couple stocks. we still own liberty brands. i still am a fan of kind of the department store asset place, but i think that's a deep value play there so i'm looking at those, but i think investable wise, there's more opportunity in some of the other sectors. >> gap stores is trading at the same price it was today in the year 2000. >> yeah. >> i had two earrings in the last time gap was at these levels >> same ear? >> no, i had one in the left, one in the right i don't know why we even talk about it, until it breaks out and is doing something different and you see a new paradigm in how they're serving their customer, this is a back and forth stock. traders only, i think there's nothing else to say. >> a heartbreak stock. >> old navy and banana republic, mel, both showed reasonable growth i mean, i believe worldwide same store sales were up 3% or 4% for those two. meanwhile, gap down by about the same percent >> is there a place in this world for t

lulu: it is all about how you look at the metrics and the p ratios.e as a tencent-like company, you rely on them for internet services. youaring them with tencent, would value them at about $80 million. reality is that 70% of their revenue still comes from their smartphones. you would be comparing them to only $35 billion. this is all based off of 2017 figures. investors will be looking at the growth prospects for the future. that is something you need to take into consideration. haidi: it looks a little 10 u.s.. -- tenuous. thank you. coming up, we will find out if minister'san prime ruling alliance can withstand the 21 euro election winning streak. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> let's get back to the elections in malaysia. voting is underway. the current prime minister is facing off against his former mentor. a corruption scandal surrounds the vote. >> confidence has come back. there is a potential in setting up headquarters. we move forward. db issue of at the 1m things important to two malaysians, it is way down there. >> the coalition has extended decad

. >> lulu is amazing i'm not going back on my call.egory probably peaked but the brand -- >> it will shake out to four major players. that does it for "closing bell" everybody, "fast money" starts right now. >> welcome to the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee. tonight on "fast," are we on the brink of a global banking crisis shares of one of europe's biggest banks, deutsche bank, are in freefall and the company put out a statement that is reminding some of the dark days of the financial crisis. we'll explain what that's about. >> plus a crypto hedge fund fighting back and dan morehead says there is one thing to save bitcoin an

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. >> comenzÓ con mucha fuerza, arre lulÚ esta nueva temporada de el seÑor de los cielos de verdad que difÍcil, pero ser madre es una bendiciÓn, yo creo que si fuera mamÁ serÍa una desgracia terrible, pero ser mamÁ tambiÉn te conforma y te toca grabar el trabajo es bendiciÓn por ahÍ espero que pueda celebrar. >> que bonito, que bonitas palabras. >> un famoso que le pega muy fuerte hoy el dÍa de las madres es espinoza paz quien perdiÓ a su mamÁ por culpa de una negligencia mÉdica hace mucho tiempo cuando Él tenÍa 13 aÑos al hablar de ella no pudo evitar el nudo en la garganta. >> llegan los recuerdos de cuando comÍamos pues se les recuerda con mucho cariÑo nos regaÑaba cuando nos portÁbamos mal, pero yo creo que era una madre muy cariÑosa con la nueva temporada comenzamos con allan quien nos dijo lo mÁs difÍcil de tener la escena fue lo mÁs complicado leer el texto y pensar en lo que venÍa pero al final se hace, pero en el momento que estas trabajando con personas tan profesionales como moreno el equipo. >> no, no para nada tuve nervios para nada estuv ni inseguro nada es curioso cuando

ya se acerca el momento estaremos hablando con el mismo seÑor de los cielos, aurelio casillas arre lulÚaciÓn es cada vez mÁs comÚn y cada vez ocasiona mÁs panico mÁs estrÉs, y trauma en toda la familia, sobre todo incluye a los mÁs pequeÑos cÓmo ayudamos nosotros a nuestros niÑos cÓmo recibimos orientaciÓn para como poder ayudarlos a ellos, luna costa experta en desarrollo infantil, y directoras de mamÁs con poder y desde diego tenemos a isabel con un testimonio ella nos van a hablar de este tema hoy ¿cÓmo estÁs? >> buenos dÍas gracias a todos. >> ¿quÉ fue lo que pasÓ con tu hermana? >> hace algunos meses fue detenida por agentes de inmigraciÓn mientras iba rumbo a su trabajo, fue separada de sus niÑas y disculpa escucharla ya que estaba pasando en el video me trajo mucha emociÓn ya que me recordÓ la separacion que sufrÓo mi hermana de sus niÑos por 6 semanas y fue un proceso en emocional para todos muy fuerte ya que mi hermana sufriÓ una depresiÓn muy grande dentro del centro de detenciÓn donde ella se encontraba pero sobre todo la familia y los niÑos mÁs que nada ya que ellos se sinti