michael evans, thank you as always >> welcome you and the team the whole time. >> thank you michael evansesident of the alibaba. >> little grief there for not showing up this year as we head to break take a look at bitcoin sliding a bit this morning now shy of 7,000 but one-year chart up she thought 865%as a fire. "squawk alley" will be right back it was worse. it was worse. a sinkhole opened up under our museum. eight priceless corvettes had plunged into it. chubb was there within hours. they helped make sure it was safe. we had everyone we needed to get our museum back up and running, and we opened the next day. >>> apple has released a patch to fix the autocorrect button that's popped up in ios11. the glitch changes the letter "i" to an a with a question mark and a box in some users texts. what a weird glitch. how does that happen the new update also fixes an issue where siri stopped working. for me the big takeaway here is we use so many of certain companies' devices that they can affect our ability to basically communicate. it's a if a key popped off of everybody's keyboard around th

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we spoke with alibaba's president, michael evans. this year's singles' day is boosting efficiency by implementing a whole lot of new technologies and capabilities as part of our new strategy. that yound pop stores just referred to are very small haves, but typically they a capability in a small, local market. with the benefit of technology and digitalization, we are expanding their capabilities to deliver their products to a larger group of consumers. billionsa had invested into off-line retailers, like grocery stores and department stores several years before amazon announced its acquisition of whole foods. if china had the u.s. when it comes -- bp u.s. when it comes to merging online and off-line retail? michael: we do not look at it as a competition necessarily, but the work that has been done in the integration of online and off-line -- not just in terms of the technology integration but the data and the efficiencies for brands and the consumer experience through personalization has been enormous. we see the impact of it in our d

michael evans, president of alibaba, will be here next to talk us through this year's singles' day. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: welcome back. this is "bloomberg markets," i'm shery ahn. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. a little bit of clarity for the unattached. single-a has kicked off in china. evans,joined by mike president of alibaba. this year's a singles' day is even more ambitious than previous years. of are listing about 10% to bes convenience stores delivery centers. how will this boost efficiency? mr. evans: this years a single day is boosting efficiency by and commenting a lot of new technologies and capabilities as part of the new retail strategy. the mom-and-pop stores you just referred to a very small stores, but it's typically they only have access in capability in a small local market. today with the benefit of technology and digitalization, we are significantly expanding their capabilities to sell their products to a much larger group of consumers. billionsibaba invested into grocery stores and harmon stores several years before whole foods announced -- amazon announced its

while also grieving for the loss by name of michael evans and i know the pain of losing a loved one to extremism i lost my brother. in twenty fifteen when he was killed in kenya. and i know spirit there is no for poor out there family and i want to make sure that change of safe is an independent support service for those struggling to come to terms with losing loved ones to terror it's launched a helpline to provide emotional support and information for families there they can share their experiences of being damaged by extremist ideology without the fear of being judged. more than eight hundred british citizens have gone to iraq and syria to fight alongside radical groups and it's thought that around half of them have returned to the u.k. the largest number in europe as for how to handle those who return you know neils been discussing just how divisive an issue it is. perfectly free to set such a group up however my question would be that when you're talking about what should be widely supported i think frankly we should be thinking an awful lot more about the victims of isis rather t

by name of michael evans and i know the pain of losing a loved one to a stream of a i lost my brother throughout about in twenty fifteen when he was killed in kenya and i know from experience that those north pour out their families and i want to make sure that changes. well more than eight hundred british citizens have gone to iraq and syria to fight alongside terrorist groups it is estimated that around half of them have returned to the u.k. that's the largest number in europe joining me live to discuss this is jonathan arnot an m.e.p. for the u.k. independence party until hussain a journalist at five pillars you cajuns when you're both very welcome to the program john the thing can we start with you this initiative that's been set up what's your thoughts on it should it be widely supported. well it seems to me that we live in a free and democratic society and of course anybody who under the law wishes to set up whatever organization they wish to set top has absolutely the right to do so so perfectly free to such a group or however my question would be that when you're talking about

evans. >> is very surprising. >> reporter: michael cardozo thought evans would counter the claim that theing of kate steinle on. 14 in july 2015 was simply an accident. that there it came from the defensive firearms expert a former member of the royal canadian mounted police. >> is not a psychiatrist, dr., psychologist. is limited expertise is in handguns. that is what he should have limited it to. the defense got away with the big one there. >> this is an obvious case of what happened. >> reporter: they contend the bullet didn't go when a straight path so the man couldn't have been aiming at the steinle's. >> this is an easy and that's an easy experiment. this is not nasa. >> that's not how it happens. i have talked to people about him. some don't like him. some say he's not that good an expert. some say he's a hired gun. give him money and he goes in, what do you need.>> reporter: they butted heads in the past and it came to light norris blessed evans findings in the murder trial of jamaal truelove questioning practices and ethics in that case. that was the reason evans was yanked as a

kushner, the president's son-in-law and senior adviser met with mueller's team to talk about michael flynn. cnn's evan perez, live in washington with more. what do we know? >> kushner sat down earlier this month with mueller's office as part of the investigation into the russia meddling in the 2016 election, and the questions were largely focused on former national security adviser michael flynn under investigation, and kushner's attorney told us mr. kushner cooperated with all relevant enqui enquire ease and will continue to do so. investigators tried to appear to see if kushner had any information that exonerates michael flynn, and they worked together early in the transition, and there was an information sharing deal with president trump's lawyers saying flynn may be discussing a plea agreement, and mueller's team has now postponed an anticipated grand jury testimony as part of the flynn investigation. prosecutors seemed in a hurry to get testimony from a public relation's consultant, and now that has been postponed. over in congress donald trump jr. agreed to come back to provide another interview

evans. >> legal analyst michael cardozo thought the claim that the shooting of the 32-year-old victim 113 in july 2015 was an accident. that there he came from the defense of firearms expert. a former member of the royal canadian mounted police. >> is not a psychiatrist, psychologist, or a dr. his expertise is in handguns. defense got away with the big one there. >> this is an obvious case. >> reporter: the ricochet bullet did not travel in a straight path therefore he couldn't have been aiming at the stein ways >> this is a next. that's an easy thing to do. this is not like we need nasa for this. >> that is not how it happens. i have talked to people about him. some don't like him. some say he's not that good an expert. some say he's a hired gun. >> reporter: he has butted heads with evans in the past. it came to light that north lasted evans findings in the murder trial of another questioning practices and ethics and not case. insiders say that was the reason evans was yanked as a witness today. >> the defense has done a magnificent job in this trial. i think the da is on their heels ri

football that we're turning attentions to now and northern ireland defender corry evans says all the players are hoping that michaelas confirmed that the scottish football association has made an official approach to the irish fa for permission to speak to o'neill. he's the sfa's preferred candidate to succeed gordon strachan as scotland manager. o'neill has been in charge of northern ireland for six years butjust missed out on world cup qualification after defeat to switzerland at the play—off stage. he's a popular man — as he's understood to also be in the frame for the vacant manager's position at sunderland. ideally we all want michael to stay. the players love him. the fans love him. everything he has done. we are really grateful for what he brought to the team. but michael will have that decision to make. i think he is still under contract for another couple of years yet. australia have booked their place in the world cup after a 3—1 win in the second leg of their play—off against honduras. the first leg finished goalless. but there was a hat trick for the aston villa midfielder mile jedinak, all set pieces.

our joyce evans has his heart michael: i'm thankful that i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >> family starting over here in philadelphia after hurricane maria destroyed their home in puerto rico. you may remember last week when we first told you about gene. gene and his pregnant wife three kids and grandma came here to start new chapter. >> he desperately need add job and you our viewers stepped up. no surprise really. joyce evans first spoke to him. joyce after your story aired, he got so many job offers he actually had to turn some down. >> reporter: did he. i love this story. he had to fun them down only because

we saw what happened last week when she replaced michael fallon with the then chief whip evan williamsther reaching reshuffle is probably what she will do. a fine balancing act yet again, not a position theresa may wants to be in. i am sure she has many other thing she would like to do. when she appointed gavin williamson is defence secretary, that was the name nobody expected. but who at this stage appeared to be the likely contenders for the now vacant post at the department for international development? if she is looking at replacing like with like, if you wa nt to replacing like with like, if you want to put it in that way, somebody like penny mordaunt, she has been a defence minister and is at work and pensions, she was pretty prominent on the leave side of the referendum campaign, she is a possibility. but then i think you would have to look at the next rung down, ministers of state, people from the brexit side. there are not that many. a lot of people are talking about alistair burt, incredibly experienced, he has beenin burt, incredibly experienced, he has been in the foreign

evans to cross over. both sides will meet at the next world cup, michael hooper turning the game on the welsh defence at half—time winning run over wales to 13 matches. still time for welsh spirits to be stirred up once more with the kick, i chase and a flying finish from hallam amos. too little too late as australia continued to dominate. at twickenham, all eyes on england's evolution and against argentina, their series up and running, nathan hughes touching down. owen farrell rested, kicking duties falling to george ford. england leading but onlyjust. head coach eddiejones england leading but onlyjust. head coach eddie jones looked england leading but onlyjust. head coach eddiejones looked rattled, the home side looked rusty, rokoduguni attempting to shake that off, set free after 65 minutes. england starting with the win but room for improvement with two tests in this series to come. england need to salvage a draw in the final day of their test against australia to keep the ashes alive. england will resume with 40 without loss but australia have a lead of 128 runs. it's been a troublesome 24 hours for mercedes

sources tell cnn that former national security adviser michael flynn was the prime topic of their conversation. cnn's evan perez is live with all of this reporting in washington. what have you learned, evan? >> alisyn, jared kushner sat down for an interview with robert mueller's office. we're told by sources that the questions that kushner answered average r so you have a lot of moving of pieces in the multiple russia investigations. chris? >>> it is good to be up to date on this. it does seem by all indications there are talks going on between the flynn team and the special counsel, where it will lead, we'll see. you'll probably know first. thank you very much. >>> so gop leaders, what are they going to do about what's on your screen right now? sarah sanders, the press secretary, says it doesn't matter if the president retweets fake news because there is something real to the threat. well, that's irresponsible. how are other republicans going to judge it? a republican congressman next on "new day". jewelry that tells her fshe's the best thing. that's ever happened to you. in a way that goes beyond words

. >>> joining me now, cnbc senior markets commemorator michael santoli along with cnbc contributor evan newmark on a friday anthony chen joins us as well, chief economist at chase welcome to everybody the biggest winner in the dow this week was walmart after yesterday's huge earnings gain while the biggest loser was ge with an 11% decline for the week ceo john flannery increasing his stake in the company buying 60,000 shares. over in the s&p, the biggest winner this week certainly after today's jump was foot locker the biggest loser there, also ge and energy had its worst week in more than a year despite today's increase, despite xle down 3% after what had happen be a pretty decent string of runs there michael, what do you make of it all? >> i would say for today it's actually very misleading to look at the big cap indexes to say what happened today. equal stock, s&p 500, up on the day, overall index -- >> equal weight in s&p was higher today >> up on the day >> wow. >> the russell 2000 up more than -- i'm only just saying that because it really was a flattish day, in fact, if anything,

evans thought he had done it. the defender cruelly denied. a heartbreaking end to what could be manager michaelverything. tonight's heroic performance here by northern ireland to provide a qualifying campaign that once again exceeded all expectations. but they will now look back at that controversial penalty decision in the first leg, the cost of which will be felt for many years to come. dan roan, bbc news, in basel. england will face papua new guinea in the quarterfinals of rugby league's world cup after beating france by 36—6. and although ireland beat wales, after beating france by 36—6. both sides have failed to progress to the last eight. john watson reports. to progress to the last eight. shoulder to progress to the last eight. to shoulder, their res english shoulder to shoulder, their rest english world cup hopes, rugby league's elite, broad enough to carry the burden. fast hands, fast start, gareth widdop touching down inside a few minutes. three tries in quick succession, the game was all but over, james graham going through the gears and the french defence. a first half packed with p

evan perez, appreciate that. lots to discuss. i want to bring in my panel. michael, let's start with you there's a lot of moving parts on this, given your experience with mueller, what stands out today. >> what stands out most is, the president of the united states cannot go under oath. his disconnected stories over the course of these months that we've been following this create for him the possibility of a perjury trap if he goes under oa oath. i think ty cobb knows this. >> can he avoid going under oath? >> no, probably not. they'll try to stretch it out as long as they possibly can. so they know as much as they possibly can. so they can create a narrative he can hopefully stick to as a witness. >> he can't go under oath because he's not being truthful or he can't go under oath because he may not recall or he doesn't have the ability to recall all these moving parts? >> i think he can't tell the truth, that's what i'm saying. i think he can't go under oath from a legal jeopardy standpoint because he doesn't tell the truth with respect to what he knows. that is a

information that exonerates michael flynn, and kushner worked closely with flynn during the transition in the early days of the administration, john. >> very interesting. evan perez, we will talk more about what this means in a moment. thanks, evan. that's kushner and flynn. let's talk now about jeff sessions. we go to capitol hill, manu, what's the latest? >> reporter: jeff sessions just arrived moments ago for the closed-door classified hearing before the intelligence committee, and i tried to ask him if he was going to vote for roy moore in the senate election to fill his seat in alabama, and he said hello and continued to walk. surprisingly did not answer that question. republicans are not happy with the justice department's refusal to comply with several subpoenas that were issued earlier this year, including looking into the fbi relationship that may have existed with that british agent, christopher steele, that put together the infamous dossier with the trump and russia connections. and they suggested they could hold them in contempt over this matter, and democrats are going to continue to press sessions over his context with russians during the camp

well, my colleagues pamela brown and evan perez and i have reporting that the special counsel's team really wanted to meet with jared kushner to talk about michaelround the former national security adviser, that perhaps they are negotiating some kind of a deal and that they wanted

well, my colleagues pamela brown and evan perez and i have reporting that the special counsel's team really wanted to meet with jared kushner to talk about michael flynn. it seems to us, very clearly, that the no ochl se is tightening around the former national security adviser, that perhaps they are negotiating some kind of a deal and that they wanted to meet with jared kushner because, of course, he interacted with flynn so frequently both during the transition and once the president took office. >> what's kushner's lawyer saying about all of this and what does it mean for michael flynn? >> well, abby lowell is saying, "mr. kushner has cooperated with all relevant inquiries and will continue to do so" so he's basically confirming what we are reporting and i think what this means for flynn is that the special counsel's office is trying to cross every "t" and dot every "i" before they move on flynn in whatever way they now deem appropriate. by the way, anderson, this doesn't mean that jared kushner won't be called back before the special counsel at some other time but it seems to us that this is what they're focusing on right now, which is flynn

well, my colleagues pamela brown and evan perez and i have reporting that the special counsel's team really wanted to meet with jared kushner to talk about michaelse is tightening around the former national security adviser, that perhaps they are negotiating some kind of a deal and that they wanted to meet with jared kushner because, of course, he interacted with flynn so frequently both during the transition and once the president took office. >> what's kushner's lawyer saying about all

michael dan tone yoe and david zyron, thank you. >> let's turn to the russian investigation we have new developments there tonight. the attorney for jared kushner spoke today with our evan perez this afternoon and this comes amid new revelations on the june 2016 trump tower meeting where they met with a russian lawyer who promised dirt on hillary clinton. the man who set up the meeting with that lure in an e-mail is now breaking his silence. he says he is ready to talk to investigators. publicist rob goldstone tells the times of london that he puffed up his e-mail about what sort of dirt he had on clinton and i quote, i could have said that the russian attorney believes she found a black hole or believed santa is real. it really didn't matter. so when trump jr. replied if it's what you say it is, i love it. i just thought my teaser had worked. more on that coming up. first evan perez' interview with abbi low lowell. watch. >> it is divulging into political gotcha games. if committees selectively leak parts of interviews or send me letters through the media or turn jared kushner's clear e-mail there should be no contacts with anybody in a foreign country into what they c

evan perez, appreciate that. >>> a lot to discuss. i want to bring in the panel, molly ball, ana navarro, ed martin, asher negapa, brian lanza, and michael zeldin. michael, let's start with you. there's a lot of moving parts on this. given your experience with mueller, what stands out to you today based on all that's happened? >> well, what stands out most is the president of the united states cannot go under oath. that his disconnected stories over the course of these months that we've been following this create for him the possibility of a perjury trap if he goes under oath. and i think that ty cobb and john dowd know this. i think that's his personal greatest liability -- >> can he avoid going under oath at some point? >> no, probably not. but they'll try to stretch it out as long as they possibly can so they know as much as they possibly can so they can create a narrative that hopefully he can stick to as a witness. >> are you saying he can't go under oath because he's not being truthful or he can't go under oath because he may not recall or he doesn't have the ability to recall all of these moving parts? >> i think he can't tell the

ireland boss, michael o'neill, has described his side efforts as a "an amazing achievement," after they lost 1—0 on aggreagate in their world cup play—off against switzerland. johnny evans there was more gold for great britain at the track cycling world cup in manchester. katie archibald and elinor barker with their second wins of the weekend in the team pursuit. six—time champion, roger federer, opened with a straight—sets win over jack sock at the atp finals in london, the end—of—season event for the world's top eight players. at the age of 36, federer is playing in this event for the 15th time. and world champion, lewis hamilton, was the driver of the day at the brazilian grand prix, despite not winning the race. he started last but finished fourth, as sebastian vettel took the honours. and i will see you soon. you will be with us through the morning. you will go outside to tell us what it is like. it looks like a sturdy coat carol is wearing. —— carol. good morning. iamon i am on the roof of the bbc in london, and you will need a sturdy coat, because it is cold. before sunrise there is a good chance across southern scotland, much of england and wales, where we have