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german operations for some time as it seeks to lessen its dependence on the italian market but any mojo or acquisition plans would also have to be okayed by the german government it holds a 15 percent stake and called its banks for a bailout a decade good. thing and let's talk now with pandey joins us from the frankfurt stock exchange 1st of all i should just tell us more about the german government's position on this where does it stand. well ben i feel the german government will be far more responsive walk considerate to such a move this time around remember in 2017 they have a they had actually rebuffed similar moves by uni credit this time but things have changed in german governments hopes of creating a good german german national banking giant has almost been shattered after the talks failure between a budget talks failure between dutch a bank and commerzbank to things have changed this time around and also that this could perhaps be the next best thing to a german champion because you needed it also owns high bank now that's a german lender with predominately branches in southern

hopefully we can find a bit of mojo when we come back. three pretty tough games coming up.ia and finland on the way. does that highlight todayjust how good the level is when you play at the very top of world ice hockey? this level is not even close to the level below. no game we played last year is even remotely close to this level. it is a massive gulf. we will see what happens with the next few results, with france, maybe we will get a shoot out with them at the end. we need to get our defensive game better again because we struggled today and it was definitely a day to forget. against a very good team. still lots of games for great britain to come. for to go, can they get back on track? usa tomorrow, what a task that is. gb coach pete russell who said the performances had gained them admirers up until now. wigan are at the nou camp stadium on saturday. they face catalan dragons. probably a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity. it is pretty special. a good build—up to the start of the week. looking forward to getting out there no. same for you, zach? a special experience? and i

but his moneymaking mojo is straight out of hollywood. >> i would sometimes raise as much as $150,000rrator: there's just one problem -- if his movie costs less than $1 million to make, why is parker raising $28 million? >> it was discovered that less than a nickel of every dollar that was being invested was actually spent towards the creation of the movie. >> i put everything i had, every penny i had into the film, which really put me in a

. >>> one northwest burger chain may have lost some mojo. >> here is the comment sparking the controversy. >> i love burgerville. >> i think i like it better. >> what are you saying? >> forget a double-double. clay thompson saying he would prefer a tillumuck cheeseburger. burgerville loved hearing klay's comments and tweeted out love back to him. that burned trailblazers fans because their team was getting flamed. five guys and shake shack are not commenting. >> well done. >> serve it your way. >> and she has even more. >> 4:56 right now. coming up on "today in the bay", kari, i guess we can have it our way with the weather, with the rain of course. >> it depends where you are. we will see a mix of sun and clouds and spotty showers coming through. what all is ahead in our day coming up next. >>> what's ahead of these folks away from us, the peninsula. you can see a little bit of the damp roadway. and of course a bigger overview letting you know what to expect on your commute coming up. >>> plus, all eyes on capitol hill. will former white house counsel don mcgahn testify in front of congr

general mills, the best performperfor performer in the group downgraded to a sell this company had mojo. general mills has transformed itself into more of a natural organic play yet it plunged more than 5%. the pain creates the impression that there's no place to hide except for, of course, beyond meat isn't beyond meat playing a guy began trick trick on us? it's just saying right in our faces that we're the -- i'm the only stock that can go higher? crazy. sixth, worst of all, there's the twitter fight. that's where i'm constantly dumped on even though i've been warning you that we get over saturated with stock supplied from the wave of new ipo unicorns and that the prospect of a trade deal is very likely because the hard liners are running the show to listen to these critics you'd think i've spent the last few months screaming one thing and one thing only. >> buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy. >> on social media people never let the facts get in the way of a good story insane people are screaming that the stock market is wildly over valued where the heck were they a few weeks ago. i was tel

idea that there's uncertainty about what's going to happen with apple and they've finally got their mojo back and qualcomm individually is probably a no touch it probably goes back into this range trading so if you like to range trade that's probably the way to do this and on the broader chip space that will trade a lot more with the economy and everything we talked about previously chips are more of a macro trade -- >> but does this lead out to the rest of the chip space this is their whole existence. if you have to re-negotiate your existing licenses and separate those businesses and you have a licensing business and a chipset business, and you don't survive and this is the worst-case scenario i'm just saying that i wonder -- i don't know if this is a stand alone issue with just qualcomm i know qualcomm is the biggest that we could talk about, but it's not good for the entire -- >> we were talking about how this completely changes how you can trview the revenue stream of sales then how do you think of what money they bring in. >> i wonder what it means for the apple deal. >> right that

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players and she has a great a phenomenal link up play with alexander pop so if these 2 can get their mojo going in all the unstoppable and expect a lot of goals but of course this might be a bit of a challenge for the new coach. book because you know she's new to the team she's only been in charge for the past few months and i think she will use this friendly really as a testing ground and to just kind of experiment and get a better feel of some of the players what are their chances to take it all the way who's who's favored right now so germany definitely one of the favorites but they've also been undergoing a bit like sort of a strange phase of for lack of a better wood i mean the quality they didn't really perform as well in 2017 at the european championships but they were knocked out of the quarterfinals but they still one of the 5th tournaments favorites and they should top the group but you know what sara the sport has developed as. a lot more contenders this year as always we have the united states who have dominated the tournaments since its inception but we also have the likes of

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i think it gives them mojo, it shows investors are buying into this.usinesse the services , on a standalone basis, is to $45000 billion billion. we believe it sets the stage for apple to make a significant acquisition in content for it to be the final piece of the puzzle on that streaming content which will officially go live in the fall. there are so many outstanding questions about this service. apple shows them being blocked from other platforms because they are competitors to apple. how difficult is it going to be for tim cook to live up to that given that the iphone is still their biggest moneymaker and sales globally are still slowing down? >> competition on these entertainment services is pretty steep. amazon has a huge catalog. hbo, substantial catalog plus these mega hits like "game of thrones." apple did bring out the star power at that event in march. they're going to need a big batch of content that they can offer people to justify the price. the other thing is, because it sales, in with iphone whoare either asking people are not iphone use

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it gives them mojo. it shows investors are blind -- are buying into the services. worth $450 billion. the stock is getting re-rated and we believe it sets the stage an map -- for apple to make acquisition of significant content, which will be the final piece of the puzzle on the streaming content service that will officially go live in the fall. there are so many outstanding questions about the service, how much it will cost, how much people will access it. competitors, it is quite profound. how difficult will it be for tim cook to live up to that given that the iphone is still their biggest moneymaker and sales globally are still slowing down? >> right now competition on these entertainment services is pretty steep. netflix has a compelling offering. amazon has a huge catalog. hbo, substantial catalog plus these mega hits like "game of thrones." apple did bring out the star power at that event in march. they're going to need a big batch of content that they can offer people to justify the price. that will be a challenge. the other thing is, because it is tied in w

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he's got no mojo.ross the country will look at him and go this guy takes a caravan of vehicles to go to the gym every american. what is in the hell is the matter with you? >> we is say that about a lot of politicians. jesse, if you were joe biden, look at these pole numbers. what would you be thinking. >> i would sniff your hair. >> oh, thank you, love. >> [laughing]. >> what do you think. biden increased his lead. he is up from march. sanders dropped some. sanders is down and biden up 4. elizabeth warren and buttigieg are up 5% since march. >> i am impressed with warren and buttigieg. he capitalized being propelled by the media and being a comfortable guy in his own skin. the warren trajectory i don't get. i am not on the campaign trail. i think she is making connections to people on the ground in early states and resonating. good for her. sanders will take a gut punch when biden officially announces. he was taking that front runner space. i do believe the comment he made about the boston bomber may h

the thornton and burns boyes hoping for good dancing mojo. kaine with a great chance but clanks off the post. so close and yet, it turns out this would be an omen. still scoreless in the first. carlson with a bad clear from behind his own net. oscar sundquist rips it past martin jones. 1-nil st. louis after one. second period, the blues peppering the net. jones doesn't cover it up. and jayden swartz scores, 2-nil. swartz with a hat trick. later in the second period, vladimir tarasenko gets a penalty shot, beats jones to make it 3-zip. things get worse for san jose. four of their top guys leave with injuries including the captain joe pavelski. frustrated san jose couldn't get it going shut out 5-0 trail the series three games to two facing another elimination game tuesday night. >> for sure we've been here before and i had to go and win on road in vegas in order to get to game seven. so you know, you're never comfortable when your back's against the wall. we have been here and found a way. i'm confident we can do that again. >> the warriors ca

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because that's what's needed right now, a little mojo >> they had some demand in the 47 change. >> where did that go >> well, it faded with the -- >> the institutions say have i a great chance to get in but the institutions are really skittish about this weekend if you're not, you're kind of brain dead it's in the a great thing to know there's not going to be retaliation this weekend >> if you looked at lyft and felt smart for not buying it, if you're a savvy investors, you're going to look at this and say this is a different story. >> i totally agree with that >> speaking of lyft, i agree with that. that's not helping >> breadth is no good. s&p is on track to decline every day this week. has only done that once so far this year. >> and it's still not really as oversold as i would have thought it would be. there are a bunch of companies that -- you look at yelp i don't know if you looked at the yelp conference last night that was terrible. that intel meeting is still kind of hanging over people as being a benchmark as a bad analyst >> let bring in former twitter ceo dick costello. good t

a stock starting to maybe get a little bit more favor with investors >> yeah, starting to get its mojo back to early january, our thesis has continue to be, you get the install base it's 900 million iphones that are active, 350 million of those coming up for an upgrade over the next 12 to 18 months that continues to be the key and you look at china, obviously there's been some dark days but you're standing to see a rebound there. i think that was the key last night in terms of talking to investors, you're starting to see that inflect into the june quarter and the drumroll into the september product cycle. >> tim, it's one of your top holdings, is this a report that you maybe lighten up a bit of your position on ow still holding adding to this at this stage >> well, we have no plans to lighten up on the position as dan mentioned it's not trading an an all-time high, not trading at a particularly rich valuation. we have no real reason to want to pare back the position. apple is selling services to its own install base, which is pretty favorable grounds for them so as we talk about the ip

curred and salted, cooked sous-vide for 36 hours, then deep fried and served with elephant garlic mojoeck with oyster mushrooms and queso oaxaco. camote, an okinawan sweet potato with pork. the ears, tail and snout, topped with a drizzle of pilancillo syrup. >> chef ray: i've got one more present for you guys here. a little pre-dessert. eddie, i know it's your favorite, eddie. >> eddie: it's my favorite. >> chef ray: we have the foie gras rebanada here, so it's sort of like a pre-dessert. it's sort of my take on a very traditional and simple mexican pan dulce, which is like a brioche with butter and sugar, which is the basic pan dulce. this one we've got foie gras in our butter. we've kind of upped the ante a little bit. and then some piloncillo. >> anthony: great, thank you. man, i am loving this meal big time. >> chef ray: thank you so much. thank you. >> eddie: this is the most nostalgic dish i've ever had at a restaurant in los angeles. in mexican panaderias, this is called areva nada. nothing says my childhood like this dish right here. >> anthony: i've worked in french and italia

as you can see mojo galloped into the fresh air.x feet tall and weighs more than 80 kilograms. the rothchild's giraffe spent an hour running around and getting know her extended family after spending a week bonding indoors with mum, 0rla. that is absolutely adorable. that is absolutely adorablelj that is absolutely adorable. i love that pays right out of the blocks. they feel like we will see a lot of that this morning. it is 11 minutes past six. some sad news this morning. 0ne past six. some sad news this morning. one of the greats of motorsport stop and grab it is really sad news. niki lauda, who i am sure eve ryo ne everyone knows and remembers from a tremendous number of years racing, died yesterday at the age of 70. which is no agent somebody in his position who has been so influential in motorsport and who has lived an incredible life. but he had suffered huge physical damage in a car crash, inafire huge physical damage in a car crash, in a fire back in the 1970s. be on the world championship three times, most notably a year a

apple couldn't get their mojo in china until they dramatically reduced prices. >> and witness they corrected it things started adding up. >> that was the value-added tax. >> no doubt. >> it was about the consumer and -- >> and you focused on the wrong thing still. you guys are talking about walmart. this is the place where people go for staples and this is where they go for the groceries and you'll have less sensitivity there. the consumer discretionary and if i'm looking at the stock market and what the stocks are telling me they're telling me something different. >> if you calm down for a second, this is the same thing we've been talking about for walmart. i agree with you any of the big boxes are good in terms of the consumer cost and all of their growth is coming from groceries and that's a trillion dollar industry as competitive as any part of the retail chain. >> getting back to your comment about inflation. all of this competition is deflation because of the prices and because of competition >> yes a year ago i'd agree with that, but keeping prices down. >> and lay on top of that the

por eso necesitamos dos pechugas de pollo, media taza de mojo.o conduce. vamos a necesitar lo que viene siendo el chocolate blancos derretido, fresas y las a partir de forma horizontal para que quede un corazÓn o una vez. va a poner lo que se chocolate blanco, ponemos el corazÓn y luego con chispas de color rojo lo vamos a adornar. lo metemos en el refrigerador por 10 minutos hasta que el chocolate se ponga duro. es una receta que le encantarÁ a sus hijos. vale la pena celebrar cualquier dÍa. eso es lo que hace que la vida sea mÁs rica. ana: perfecto para hacer con los niÑos. maggie: muy fÁciles y muy ricas para el verano, una merienda, una barbacoa o alguna reuniÓn. lo importante es pasar tiempo juntos y con las personas que mÁs amamos. ana: muchas gracias doblando deceleraciÓn y estar con las familias y los niÑos, este fin de semana esquinas compartiendo con nuestros compaÑeros. raÚl: por eso sÉ se estÁ aquÍ sentada para invertir con nosotros y hay mucha gente detrÁs de la tele queremos mandar un saludo muy cariÑoso, sobre toda la mamÁ de nuest

predictions and is expected to end the long holiday weekend with over million according to box office mojoafter a bomb or rather hollywood, i'm rick damage >>i think if you get the 7 day around a forecast as we head into memorial day it's going to be nice and that is going to warm up. maybe you don't have to go back to work tuesday or wednesday. look it's touching almost 80 degrees by wednesday and bright and sunny for the whole week. thanks for watching us this morning and and if you have kron on the news content continues his 24 7 all you have to do is go to kron on dot t v. >>to sign up and start washing commercial free on your mobile device until tomorrow, i'll see you back here tomorrow at 4 and enjoy the rest of th introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo today. only at jack in the box. was a success for lastchoicehotels.comign badda book. badda boom. this year, we're taking it up a notch. so in

adviser bradley tusk recently wrote an op-ed saying while he may have fixed optics, uber has lost its mojothis quarter revenue is expected to have grown 20% year-over-year and just 5% from the previous quarter. so far, guys, public market investors remain unconvinced as well shares are trading below their ipo price and the company's market cap is about $67 billion. that's nearly $10 billion below its last private valuation so he and cfo nelson chai will be leading the call this afternoon and probably be facing tough questions about the ipo, continued spending on promotions and subsidies, the extremely competitive food delivery business and that ultimate question how and when, if ever, the ride share company will turn a profit back over to you. >> thank you, deirdre. henry, i would argue that uber doesn't have to do all that on this first earnings call what they need to do is start telling a consistent story about what metrics are actually important to what degree investors can expect those things to improve and just show that they've got it all under control. >> absolutely. and if they've

right now it's the 1-2 punch and cook is bringing the mojo back to cupertino. >> let's talk about the services piece first. a lot of that is from the app store. warranty and other things in the mix. in other words, is this a growing part of the business that is not going to be under competitive threat as it gets bigger can it be counted on to put up strong numbers year after year >> it sounds so. they surprised us with guidance. i think it was a billion or two over what street was expecting so that shows we're seeing momentum there steve said we saw momentum towards the end of the quarter and that's when they announced new services, which went live on the first day. they're clearly seeing signs these services are going to start to take off. and once they launch with the new apple card later this spring and apple gaming service and then tv service later this fall, we're going -- they really feel confident even just a small slice of the billion iphone users out there can really move the needle. >> dan, do you just like the fact they're not an iphone company anymore? as an analyst, for i

the never came back and it took all the mojo away from the warriors because at that point the rockets are down by as much as 20 points and then they started chipping away at her lead. that's when steph curry hopped into is hot tub. time machine and when 2015 on the rockets because he had a fabulous 4th quarter so did klay thompson the splash brothers and that up with 52 points. they are heading to houston with the 3, 2, lead so no it is not and must-win game for the warriors after the game. everybody i was thinking about katie's cast. >>we have to to to katie and a 3rd were. tough situation as you plan amazing for so long. and back to the locker room the kind of uncertainty about what was going on there. on us is a little deflating for to your second and. >>and then we rally i apologize to my mom who has probably watching but our guys. giants like i was an unbelievable victory tonight. >>so game 6 tomorrow game 7 at oracle on sunday katie at least we do know it was not in a key least everybody was fearful about that, but now it's just whether or not it's a strain or tear and james rea

predictions and is expected to end the long holiday weekend with over million according to box office mojother hollywood, i'm rick damage >>56 is the timing coming up next on the crown for morning news following the events across the country honoring our fallen soldiers on this memorial day and this. at the tomb of the unknown soldier in arlington virginia in just a few minutes, vice president mike pence is going to take part in a wreath-laying ceremony and we will bring that to you fact: some of your favorite foods stain teeth. unlike ordinary whitening toothpaste, colgate optic white has hydrogen peroxide that goes below the tooth's surface for a smile that's 4 shades visibly whiter! colgate optic white. whitening that works. >>morning and thanks for joining on this memorial day a lot of people have the day off today and it looks like the weather is going to cooperate with your little long weekend or mini vacation and john travel has a look at the forecast. yeah we are looking at whether cooperating today daria which of for many of us yesterday and didn't do so much at least to start thi

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is just going to be in the penalty box, probably for the rest of this week and then it regains its mojo >> maybe it's just a sign that facebook is the place to be right now, and maybe alphabet is not. >> i think that's what the guy, you know, the guest that you had, kudos to you for getting him in, in san francisco, but the guest that you had in particular that were talking about facebook, there was nobody that you spoke with that wasn't impressed rather than flipping around the other way and hearing, oh, but they have all these problems instead, brad was saying, look, scott, these guys are hitting on every cylinder, they know exactly what they're doing, how they're delivering, what they're committing to do to change some of these privacy things to address that in other countries and so forth so, that's why i like facebook better than google they still have protests going on at google i don't see the same thing going on at facebook >> we got a lot of other names to get to. in fact, here's what else is coming up on "the halftime report." >> next up, debating a downgrade of mcdonald's. th

notwithstanding the they do these partnerships, overall the stores have what people want, and they've got their mojo call, target's ceo is concerned that tariffs will lead to higher prices. they are developing contingency plans to me to get the impact. what have we learned about how retailers are positioned for tariffs? loses?s and who paula: i've been saying for years that the dependency we have on china is unhealthy. whether tariffs are the wrong or right thing to do, it is really important for retailers to hedge their bets. there is no reason they can't source some of their products from the americas, but they just haven't. we are really in for a rocky road if these tariffs continue. the department store sector is already troubled, and they are going to get clobbered. there is no question about it. david: lowe's had a more difficult time this morning. what is going wrong there? i think they are in the middle of a turnaround. they just brought their ceo back, and his focus is much more on stores then on prior ceos. i think some of it is just waiting for the turnaround to take hold, and some of it

. >> maybe five to get a little mojo -- >> remember what dara said he said, i want it to go up a little bit but not a lot you know, that's the zone we're in right now. >> it could be, plus it is not exactly like the market is just a dynamite market to go in and start buying. >> i mean you would think -- how much do you think that has to do with some of the hesitation and the curbing of our enthusiasm? >> there's a direct correlation. it is two inverse lines. the volatility in the market and the number and health of ipos. volatility has doubled this week doubled. if you look at the vix, it was 13 last friday today i believe it is close to 25, so just under doubling does it impact this ipo? without a doubt. without question. >> yes, that's a really good point. i stayed up late last night to see maybe if there would be a stay of execution. there was nothing. it was just, bingo they're on, game on. tara. >> and it wasn't bad enough they had to delay it. >> it is funny you say that. i was watching jim on monday jim was calling this week, jim was calling this week for three weeks. >> thank yo

musk is running out of mojo. stuart: tesla is on that board, i think. no, it's not. liz: we started warning about tesla two or three years ago. stuart: i'm sorry, liz, it is on the board. it's down $12 now. 6% loss. sorry. liz: we started warning about them two or three years ago because their off-balance sheet debt loaded on to the balance sheet swamped shareholder equity. that's a red flag a company is going insolvent, turning upside down. stuart: i wouldn't buy stock in a single automaker anywhere at this point. jeff? >> no, we were talking about tesla. i called tesla a dumpster fire when it was in the 380 range. the fact that it's here does not surprise me in the least. i agree with keith, i even think it's going lower. i think it's going to go into the low double digits eventually. i think tesla's future looks very, very dark and we talked about it on the show. i have been talking about it all along. stuart: keith, i just said i wouldn't buy any auto stock anywhere in the world. agree with me? >> you know, i do, stuart. that's a sad state of affairs because this

leaving disney with four of the top eight domestic grosses of the year that's according to box office mojoce and also there were a number of articles written over the weekend, julia, and i'd love your opinion on this, given that you're out in hollywood, about films like "book smart," which got lots of rave reviews, but under $10 million at the box office. nobody's going to it. >> well, here's the thing, "alladin," a huge success, $113 million over the four-day weekend at the box office. this is key for disney because it shows their strategy of adapting animated movies into live action movies is working. "dumbo" did not do so great and there were questions about what "dumbo's" more disappointing performance would mean for "alladin," and then "lion king," coming out later this summer i think the thing about "book smart" is these are smaller movies that don't have a big opening, but if they have good reviews, they can continue to hold on for many weeks over the course of the summer but ultimately, andrew, what we're seeing here with these small companies is that people go to theaters because