munster move into semi once again. onlya steam. munster move into semi once again.ks and write history, but that was never going to be repeated today. glasco did * not the blocks with an early try, but that was as good as a guide for that visitors ruthless and powerful, precise staff on saracens, escort seven tribes all, the blocks with an early try, but that was as good as a guide for that visitors, ruthless and powerful, precise staff on saracens, they scored seven tribes in all, liam a couple while england was in top form, he scored one of the tries and was named at nine of the tries and was named at nine of the match. they had to reshuffle the backline with owen farrell on this and again as he awaited the birth of his first child, but alec stepped into fly half and alex kicked 21 points as it saracens didn't miss a trick. munster it is great country, but on this evidence, i try to imagine that final city council next month without the man. of the other quarter finals... the all french affair between racing and toulouse is tomorrow and there was a thrilling all—i

munster through to the semifinals.er task. a visit to the two—time champions saracens. the english side were flawless, seven tries. now munster await. english side were flawless, seven tries. now munsterawait. in english side were flawless, seven tries. now munster await. in dublin, quite extraordinary contest. lei nster quite extraordinary contest. leinster are the reigning european champions, but here ulster caught them off—guard in the opening moments. the head of the break, a lead they looked to extended when jacob stockdale crossed the line, but as their fans celebrated, video replays showed the ball was dropped. no try. a calamitous, costly error compounded as adam byrne put lei nster compounded as adam byrne put leinster in front. a thrilling contest that swung one way and when the other. luke marshall levelling the other. luke marshall levelling the scores, only to see a hobbling ross byrne break their hearts. ulster, like edinburgh and glasgow, left to reflect on what might have been. adam wild, bbc news. it w

munster it is beenin didn't miss a trick.ne that final new cancel next month without their man. there are two more quarter finals to play — the all french affair between racing and toulouse is tomorrow and there is an all irish game going on at the momen, with champions leinster hosting ulster. it was ulster who took an early lead when leinster fly—half ross bryne's kick was charged down, all kieran treadwell gathered the loose ball to slide over. but byrne made amends just five minutes later, feigning a pass outside before ediving over to score himself. he missed the conversion both sides have two penalties each time i lead at the break with 13—11. still to come on sportsday... callum's commonwealtcolla pse comeback... hawkins hopes to prove a point at the london marathon — his first since missing out on a medal in australia... ferrari have put their disappointing opening race of the season in australia behind them by locking out the front row of the grid to get a medal for to get a medalfor a major championship. ferrari hav

edinburgh munster kicks off saturday's action.reigning champions leinster host ulster in the evening. and it is an all french affair on sunday, racing beaten it's the end of the season of the women's regular season this weekend, with saracens also the defending champions. they play after the men's game. and not only are they attempting to match their achievemnets last year, but it could be a record breaking weekend as well, as chris slegg explains. all smiles at saracen‘s women's right now. they are into the premier 15 play—offs with a team boasting eight members of the grand slam winning squad. among them hannah and sarah. it is a fantastic feeling of being together as a team, a feeling of progressing and hitting targets and achievement. that final game was and achievement. that final game was a culmination of hard work. the support we get, throughout the six nations and here, at sarries is really special, and i would say there is a pressure to win, there is a pressure to perform. saracens are champions. as they aim to defend las

munster through to the semifinals., arguably an even tougher task. a visit to two—time champions saracens. the english side were flawless. seven tries, now munster await. and in dublin, a quite extraordinary contest. leinster are the reigning european champions but here, ulster caught them off guard in the opening moments. ahead at the break, a lead they looked to have extended, when jacob stockdale crossed the line. but as their fans celebrated, video replays showed the ball was dropped. no try. a calamitous, costly error compounded as adam byrne put leinster in front. a thrilling contest that swung one way and then the other. luke marshall levelling the scores, only to see a hobbling ross byrne break their hearts. ulster, like edinburgh and glasgow, left to reflect on what might have been. adam wild, bbc news. and british heavyweight boxer david price labelled last night's opponent kash ali an animal after twice being bitten in the ring. firstly he took a bite out of his shoulder in third round, and then bit his stom

munster have one of the best defence is in europe, but put to the it failed as christie diet —— diedssed a charging at munster, but the two time defence held firm in ten minutes to go they brought through and they registered the second score of the afternoon. it was simply converted to the irish side for one buffer, all nothing for edinburgh, but they ran out of steam and at munster move into the semifinals once again. rory mcilroy has been beaten to a place in the world matchplay quarterfinals by tiger woods. woods kept his nerve in the deteriorating conditions in austin texas to win by two and one after 17 holes... this was the first time they've played each other in matchplay... the round of 16 wasn't kind to the british players left, with all four knocked out... here are some of the day's other sports headlines. adam yates remains second in the tour of catalunya. he finished in the main bunch on the penultimate stage as australian michael matthews took a narrow sprint victory on the line. michael schumacher‘s sun mick — impressed on his formula 2 debut. making a final lap pass to

hours away from tesla's big reveal of its new crossover suv, but will it live up to the hype gene munster will be here. >>> check out shares of ge surging today. the stock is on track for its best quarter ever, jim cramer just sat down with larry culp. >>> apple launching a new advertisement all about privacy. let's get to josh lipton in san francisco with the details. >> melissa, apple just introducing a new commercial focused on privacy it's going to roll out across the u.s. through march madness and focus on privacy apple is going to hammer home a codifferentiator for the company that it sells hardware, and that apple can be trusted with your data privacy we knowthat's an issue front and center for investors and consumers. "the new york times" just reported that prosecutors are conducting a criminal investigation into data deals that facebook made with 150 companies, including microsoft, amazon and apple though apple will be quick to point out that its users always had to grant explicit permission before sharing photos or contacts with the social network. more facebook news here today,

gene munster joining us live in a fox business exclusive. good to see you.ust about every major u.s. cell phone operator and network service provider prepping for the big 5g rollout. i love how some of them have already slapped stickers on the phones even though they're not quite ready yet. but let's talk about where we stand. is it real, is it here? >> definitely not here, liz. we are probably end of 2021, we will have about 75% coverage in the u.s. we are a long ways away. your setup was just perfect because i think what it really illustrates is there is a lot of hype around 5g but even though there's hype, i don't think investors fully appreciate what this ultimately will mean for tech companies. so the quick setup is we haven't even started and as you said, some of these 5g labels you have seen out there are not accurate. i think at & t, for example, is being disingenuous when they talk about the first 5g network. but stay tuned, consumers. don't lose sight that this is, in fact, a major tech theme that is going to i think capture our everyday lives over

joining us to discuss, gene munster.ems that apple gained some ground and then qualcomm gained some ground and vice versa. how do you expect this global battle to play out? gene: so, it is going to play out over the small bumps in the road, the small roller coaster ride, country by country unfortunately. i think to put some context on this, the headlines that is most concerning -- the substance is this is purely noise. ultimately, to answer your question to how does this play out, we will see varying degrees of announcements both for qualcomm had for apple, but that does not change the trajectory of the relationship between apple and qualcomm is going. that relationship is moving in a different direction where they will eventually be separate. you can point to some of the hires apple has had, similar to an acquisition they did a decade ago with a started to build their own chips internally. they want to do the same thing around technology they currently licensed or dispute with around qualcomm. they have an option of mov

i want to bring in gene munster. of what was announced yesterday did not live up to your expectation. how so? gene: i think there are three different pockets here. i want to be clear about each of them. there is the timing of model y. i incorrectly published something and later but a correction on this, that they are going to be late getting the model y out. elon musk has always said they would have the model y out sometime late in 2020, next year. i want to be clear that piece was on track despite my mistake. the actual car itself, think that actually did exactly on the expectations. all the specs, the price point. one piece that gets missed is the price point really is a surprise when you compare it to other suv's and crossovers. basically half of what they cost. a $39,000 -- if you look at the mercedes crossover, they are all around $70,000. that was bought in mind -- spot in mind. the one fees that was a change -- piece that was a change is we feel there will be a greater chance they will raise money in 2019. ree

emily: kieth naughton for bloomberg news out of detroit and gene munster, thank you both.eantime, terminal users can follow along with all of the latest analysis. just check out our tliv blog. and if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. listen on the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, and, in the u.s., sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a handful of tech names got dragged through the red thursday after reporting disappointing earnings results. fox, fitbit, hp ink. sell some of the biggest swings. a fourth-quarter earnings season has helped fuel a 23% rally since the market rout about bottomed out christmas eve. i want to get to new york where we're joined by a senior research analyst. daniel, all of these are different companies, but tech is a common theme. what do they have in common, aside from tech? daniel: well, emily, i think if you look at some of the companies that disappoint today, there are specific stories like hewlett-packard where people are worried about the printing supplies growth and printing supplies contributes to a percentage of the profit.

. >> let's bring in gene munster who joins us from minneapolis. all right, gene, it sounds like you don't necessarily -- you're not a believer in this lyft ipo shorter term but longer term you like this idea >> yeah, that's exactly right, melissa. the near term, this is not a great business ike there are some differences between what's going on with lyft versus amazon this will create some heartburn for investors the next couple of years. long term totally agree on the opportunity. the world needs ride sharing about 10% in the u.s. use lyft or some form of ride sharing and that number will undoubtedly go up dramatically. let's talk about the near term briefly here the big distinction is that their business model currently, as you've already defined, is losing money this concept of a shift to a world of autonomy, that is a major change in their business model. think about the supply side that they have of drivers and the demand side with consumers that whole supply side equation gets turned around, which means there's opportunities for other player

emily: loup ventures cofounder gene munster. coming up, can the u.s.t safeguard the 2020 presidential elections from foreign influence, and what is silicon valley's role? we will hear from congressman ro plan to makehis them work together. check us out and follow our breaking global news network tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: welcome back to "the best of bloomberg technology." i am emily chang. special counsel robert mueller's investigation of russian interference in the 2016 election is wrapped, though the political fight may continue. there is still plenty of work to do ahead of the presidential 2020 vote. congressman ro khanna has laid out what he believes needs to be done in a washington post op-ed, writing, "completely preventing the injection of foreign government propaganda into our discourse is impossible, but we can ask our tech industry to reduce the amplification of such messages and quickly detect, quarantined, and report forein

i want to run against clean athletes not munster. taggerty. passion. some athletes went even further us to part of russia's eight hundred metres champion in two thousand and eleven along with her husband vitali unveiled to the world how russia creates its champions for five years yulia rub shoulders with the world's best athletes the tally is an advisor to the director of the russian anti-doping agency this is him at the side of the sports minister in two thousand and nine. in two thousand and fourteen the couple decided to reveal the systematic doping of russian athletes doping organized by the country's medical and sporting bodies and covered up by the state their revelations caused a scandal. mr poet and diving in atlantic city size russia faces danica caribbean also there at the start of the civilities boost his own take i'm going to need to do better that could just learn from that one of these people as we'll see if that s.p.l. isn't a little small deal to do push the ball should keep the facility gets your. people . forced to react to the i.w.a.

glasgow travelled to london to face saracens, while edinburgh host the two—time winners, munster. a game with a convincing 20—10 win. sale sharks will face either live bristol in the next round. in by live bristol in the next round. in rugby league super league, there we re rugby league super league, there were wins for the tops two. no stopping st helens. second placed warrington thrashed hull fc. austin scored a couple of tries. after a disappointing race, ferrari are back on top ahead of the bahrain grand prix. they topped the sheets in both practice sessions. despite the odd hairy moment, a bit of dizziness for sebastian vettel, but he still clocked the fastest of the day. now, almost twice his age, but roger federer still handed out a tennis lesson to his teenage opponent to reach the final of the miami masters. it is the biggest age gap in any match that roger federer has been involved in. he is actually... he thrashed the canadian teenager 6-2, 6-4. he he thrashed the canadian teenager 6—2, 6—4. he will meet isner in the final. that is all the sport for now. you can find al

well this is an interesting case that's come before the high administrative court in germany in munster the family versus the state of germany now what the army saying is that the state of germany is responsible for the deaths of two of their family members after they were killed in drone strikes in yemen but in twenty twelve here's what they have to say about it. gave a sermon he addressed the killings conducted by al-qaeda and challenge them to present a religious or thirteen that is willing to debate with him so we can demonstrate to the people this behavior of al-qaeda is wrong he was taken out by the american strike unfortunately he was not killed by al qaeda he was killed by an american missile or the ultimate goal of this court cases essential e to take the ramstein air base the famous infamous depending on how you want to call it u.s. air base the existence of in germany out of the equation when it comes to drone strikes now it's an important part of getting the information from the drone pilots to the actual drones and what the well certainly those that have brought this court

elsewhere, victories for gloucester, ulster and munster.on has continued after losing to the catalans dragons. leeds led for much of the game, thanks to ash handley who scored a hat—trick of tries. but catalans went one better, fouad yaha scoring four times to seal a 26—22 victory for the home side. paul casey has never successfully defended a title in his professional golf career. but he's got a pretty good shot at breaking that duck tomorrow. he leads the valspar championship in florida on 9 under par, a shot ahead of world number one dustin johnson. luke donald is three shots off the lead. shot of saturday undoubtedly went to the americanjason kokrak. this is a par three that's over 200 yards long. you or i might hit a driver here. an iron was good enough for kokrak. british number three, dan evans, has lost his second round match at the miami 0pen to the world number 23, denis shapovalov. meanwhile, serena williams has pulled out of the women's draw. williams had made it through to the third round but says she's unable to continue becau

munster are you losing at home currently. elewhere 0spreys beat dragons . but catala ns went there was a hat—trick of tries but catalans went one better. they got 826-22 catalans went one better. they got 826—22 victory to the home side. british number three dan evans has lost his second round match at the miami open to the world number 23, denis shapovalov. evans down at 97 in the world at the moment took the first set 6—4. but shapovalov, the highest ranked teenager on the men's tour then worked out how to combat evans‘s interesting range of shots and the canadian came back to take the second set 6—1. evans double faulting on match point. britain'sjoe fraser finished fourth in the men's all—round competition in the gymnastics world cup in birmingham, whilst team—mate jamie lewis finished ninth. the women's competition is now under way, with great britain's sole representative ellie downie in action. we will keep you posted. that's all the sport for now. an operation in norway to rescue more than 1,000 people from a cruise ship in stormy seas is continuing

56—27 in his absence, winger david strettle ran in two tries as saracens set up a semi final with munster's time after their win over edinburgh, leinster face the winner of racing or toulouse who play today. british heavyweight boxer david price wasn't happy with last night's opponent kash ali, who appeared a little hungry. having taken a bite out of his shoulder in third round, he moved onto his stomach in the fifth and was disqualified. price labelled him an animal with further calls for him to be banned. ferrari have a superstar in the making as charles leclerc helped put their disappointing opening race in australia behind them with pole for today's bahrain grand prix. the 21—year—old from monaco became the second youngest driver to claim the top spot on the grid. he beat ferrari team mate and four time world champion sebastian vettel by almost three tenths of a second. mercedes‘ lewis hamilton will start from third. roger federer will play in his fifth miami open final later when he takes on defending championjohn isner. there was an upset in the women's final where ashleigh barty be

glasgow travel to london to face english champions saracens, while edinburgh host two—time winners munsterknocked out, connaught, with a convincing 20—10 win at the aj bell stadium. denny solomona with the second try, and sale will face either la rochelle or bristol in the next round. in super league there were wins for the top two leaders st helens beat hull kr and second—placed warrington thrashed hull fc by 63 points to 12. blake austin scored four of their 11 tries, and there was also a hat—trick forjosh charnley after a disappointing opening race in australia, ferrari are back on top of formula one ahead of the bahrain grand prix. they topped the time sheets in both practice sessions. despite the odd hairy moment, sebastian vettel clocked the quickest time of the day, just ahead of his team mate, but more than half a second clear of lewis hamilton's mercedes. he's almost twice his age, but roger federer still handed out a tennis lesson to his teenage opponent. to reach the final of the miami masters. it's the biggest age gap in any match federer has been involved in. he's 18 years old

ospreys, ulster and munster also won.eds rhinos' poor start to the season has continued after defeat to the catalan dragons. they were beaten 26—22 in france despite having a decent lead early on. the rhinos have now lost five in a row, and were in a relegation battle last season. it looks like more of the same to come if that run continues. there were no medals for great britain at the gymnastics world cup in birmingham, with a costly mistake on the uneven bars costing british champion ellie downie. trying a new element to her routine, downie missed the high bar completely and fell onto the mats. fortunately she was ok but the error cost her any chance of a medal, finishing down in seventh. tha nkfully thankfully she was not hurt. that is all the sport on bbc news. now back to martin for the papers. —— martine. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are owen bennett, head of politics at city am, and prashant rao, international editor at the atlantic. let's take a look at the front pages. it is not

sarries will face munster next, who came from behind at murrayfield to edge past edinburgh.—timewinners squeezed through. a british heavyweight boxing contest has ended in controversy this evening, after one of the fighters was disqualified for biting his opponent. this happened in the fifth round of the bout between david price and kash ali, in liverpool. you'll have to watch closely here. after price landed a big shot on the unbeaten ali, the pair fell over. ali landed on top and then appears to bite him. there's the close up. left a mark on price's ribs. the referee then officially disqualified ali, who lost his fee for the fight. australian ashleigh barty overcame former world number one karolina pliskova in straight sets to claim the women's miami open title. plishkova had broken world number eleven barty early on in the first set. the 22 year—old broke back though. and then won the first set on a tie break. barty broke pliskova twice in the second to win it 6—3 and with it got her hands on the trophy. and some f1 news to finish, ferrari have put their disappointing ope

saracens will face munster left who came from behind murrayfield to edge past edinburgh.aining as the two—time winners squeeze through. rory mcilroy has been beaten to a place in the quarterfinals by tiger woods. it was the first time we had played each other in matchplay. wood sketches nerve in the deteriorating conditions in texas. elsewhere, justin rose was beaten by kevin. the american will face the open, who defeated paul casey by 5—4. in tennis, the women's miami open title has been claimed. the 22—year—old broke back and won the first set on a tie—break. barty broke twice to win it 6—3 and with that, she got her hands on the trophy. and some formula i trophy. and some formula 1 news to finish. ferrari have put their disappointing opening race in australia buying them. they have looked at the front i’ow them. they have looked at the front row of the grid for tomorrow's bahrain grand prix. clark became the second youngest driver to claim opposition. he beat sebastian vettel by almost three tenths of a second. lewis hamilton will start from third. and that is all the

munster knockout edinburgh to become the first team through to the semifinals of the european championsh tries at murrayfield. monaco weight charlie clare has become the second largest bet youngest driver to take top spot in bahrain, taking pole position, lewis hamilton will start from third. rory mcilroy struggling in texas, two down to the two—time winner, with a place in the quarterfinals at stake. —— charles leclerc. the rolling stones have postponed a tour of the united states and canada because sir mickjagger needs medical treatment. the band's publicist said the legendary lead singer would be working very hard to get back on stage and doctos expected him to make a full recovery. the rollings stones had been due to kick off their tour in miami and play 17 dates across north america, ending in canada injuly. 0ur news correspondent chi chi izundu has been following the story. no more detail on what the medical treatment is for or how long he is being treated for, a tour is an expensive affair, takes a lot for an insurance company to agree someone to be signed off to cancel a whole t

loup ventures cofounder gene munster. 2020 elections from foreign influence, and was silicon valley's -- what is silicon valley's role? we hear about that next. ourk us out and follow breaking global news network tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ welcome back to "the best of bloomberg technology." special counsel robert mueller's investigation of interference and the election is wrapped though the political fight may continue. there is still plenty of work to do prior to the presidential vote. "completely preventing the injection of foreign government propaganda into our discourse is impossible, but we can ask our tech industry to reduce the amplification of such messages and quickly request quarantine and report to u.s. officials." onongressman spoke to us tuesday. rep. khanna: the russians hacked into our emails. they manipulated social media. they clearly wanted donald trump to win. we want to make sure they never do that again, and there are simple things we can do. technology companies can form a consortium to share information about bots or bad actors and make sure they

emily: jen munster predicted the price would be around 39 thousand dollars, which is far less than the suv, the -- the jaguar suv, the audi suv. it sounds like a great price. does that sound realistic to you? >> we set on the low end, $36,000, $37,000, with features, up to $49,000. it is the sweet spot what they're going after with a pricing perspective. we believe it could be 15% to 20% of all units that tesla sells. this is a fork in the road situation for musk and tesla and they really need to deliver. emily: i did not realize suv's are 45% of the u.s. market. that's huge. >> americans are basically ditching sedans. female drivers like the higher ride seats. people want to drive around their kids, the stuff. emily: what are you most looking forward to about this event? dan is going to talk about how difficult it is to cover events like this, but it's basically one big party. >> it's the first good news we have had in three or four months. what we are looking for, what many are looking for is the timeline here, when do we see reservations, what is production? what are the specs? righ

emily: loup ventures cofounder gene munster. we protect 2020 elections from foreign influence, and what is silicon valley's role? we hear about that next. check us out and follow our breaking global 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 hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving simple. easy. awesome. stay connected with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. emily: welcome back to "the best of bloomberg technology." special counsel robert mueller's investigation of interference in the election is wrapped though the political fight may continue. there is still plenty of work to do prior to the presidential vote. a congressman has laid out what he believes needs to

emily: loup ventures cofounder gene munster. coming up, can the u.s.ernment safeguard the 2020 presidential election from foreign influence, and what is silicon valley's role? we will hear from congressman ro khanna about his plan to make them work together. that is next. bloomberg technology is livestreaming on twitter. check us out at technology, and be sure to follow our breaking global news network tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ welcome back to the best of bloomberg technology, and emily chang. robert mueller's investigation of interference in the 2016 collection is wrapped. clinical fights may continue. there is plenty of work to do the big 2020 presidential vote. when is to be done in a washington post op-ed, writing that really preventing the injection of one propaganda into our due course is impossible. we can ask our tech industry to work quickly detect for an influence efforts to u.s. officials. r patterson joins us on tuesday. >> as bob mueller found, the russians hacked into our emails, the manipulative social media, they want to d

remove age, gender and zip codes which will eliminate microtargeting for certain businesses gene munster was discussing why the shift will alter the platform's business model. >> the government weighs in in terms of how data can be used. this news today from facebook is a big deal because what advertisers love about facebook is two things. reach, it still is up press dented, and separately is the ability to target that reach if that gets somehow diluted, that could weigh on the profitability of some of these companies. >> this on the same day google gets slapped with its third antitrust fine to the tune of $1.7 billion jamie dimon also speaking on the network today saying when it comes to big tech they haven't even seen the full monte yet in terms of congressional hearings. >> that's a visual. >> and legislation is that something bad? he means it's only the tip of the iceberg, all right let's shift metaphors here it is worth noting all faang names closed higher today, as it looks like the increased regulation risk couldn't stop investors. but should investors be concerned about this over

i want to run against clean athletes not munster. taggerty. hash tag. some athletes went even further us to part of our russia's eight hundred metres champion in two thousand and eleven along with her husband vitali unveiled to the world how russia creates its champions for five years yulia rub shoulders with the world's best athletes the tally is an advisor to the director of the russian anti-doping agency this is him at the side of the sports minister in two thousand and nine. in two thousand and fourteen the couple decided to reveal the systematic doping of russian athletes doping organized by the country's medical and sporting bodies and covered up by the state their revelations caused a scandal. is doing their part i'm diving in atlantic city size russia faces standing karateka a lot so that at the start of the civilities it will take i'm going to need to do better to cope with just learn from the one of these below as we'll see if that s.p.l. isn't a little small deal to do push the ball shook the city gets your. it was. forced to react the i.w.a.

later tonight, the glasgow warriors play the cheetahs while zebre travel to munster.ger. the republic had only won one of their last eleven matches aaron ramsey will miss wales‘ opening european qualifier against slovakia tomorrow. he‘s failed to recover from a leg injury and has returned to arsenal for treatment. wales warmed up for the match with a laboured 1—nil win over trinidad and tobago on wednesday. england made an impressive start to their campaign yesterday with a 5—nil win over the czech republic at wembley, continuing manager gareth southgate‘s successful tenure in charge. southgate led england to the world cup semi—finals last year and he‘s been talking to us about some of the unusual coaching courses he has been on to teach himself how to be a better manager. david mcdaid has this report. when a hurricane hit, a rescue works to free people from the collapsed building. at least that is the scenario being played out by some of britain‘s best sport cultures, including the england football manager. i want to see my mum! run by uk sport, attending alongside s

56—27 in his absence, winger david strettle ran in two tries as saracens set up a semi final with munsterof racing or toulouse who play today. now apologies if this puts you off your breakfast, but british heavyweight boxer david price wasn't happy with last night's opponent kash ali, who appeared a little hungry himself. take a look at this. having taken a bite out of his shoulder in third round, he moved onto his stomach in the fifth and was disqualified. price labelled him an animal with further calls for him to be banned. looks pretty u nco mforta ble looks pretty uncomfortable as you see it close up. ferrari have a superstar in the making in charles leclerc and it could make for a hugely exciting f1 season. he put his car on pole for today's bahrain grand prix. the 21—year—old becoming the second youngest driver to claim top spot on the grid, beating ferrari team mate and four time world champion sebastian vettel by almost three tenths of a second. mercedes lewis hamilton will start from third. in the last race, i was not very happy with my qualifying, i did so many mistakes in q3 an

it seems like the president is really putting his thumb on the scale for israeli prime munster benjaminin the final weeks of the elections over there. what would you do if a democratic president made a move that helped a labor prime minister in israel? >> well, i think your focus is off slightly. listen, what the president did this week was tremendous. he recognized that the golan heights is legitimately now part of israel. >> and you don't think doing that weeks before an election in israel puts his thumb on the scale regardless of the substance of it? talking about the timing? >> i think it is good foreign policy for israel and good foreign policy for the united states in december i introduced a resolution for congress to recognize the golan heights was part of israel just a couple months ago, i introduced legislation for language them t recognize it. a number of democrats have spoken out in favor of that legislation. there's bipartisan agreement to do that. and the golan heights were taken in 1967 during the six-day war. a defensive war where israel was attacked. if you look at what'

scott cummings scored the fifth and final try. 0spreys, ulster and munster also won. dragons. they were beaten 26—22 in france despite having a decent lead early on. the rhinos have now lost five in a row, and were in a relegation battle last season. looks like more of the same to come if that run continues. there were no medals for great britain at the gymnastics world cup in birmingham, with a costly mistake on the uneven bars costing british champion ellie downie. trying a new element to her routine, downie missed the high bar completely and fell onto the mats. fortunately she was ok but the error cost her any chance of a medal, finishing down in seventh. it could have been worse, couldn't it? thank goodness she was ok. you feel that. absolutely. it? thank goodness she was ok. you feelthat. absolutely. she it? thank goodness she was ok. you feel that. absolutely. she will look forward to trying to retain her european title next month. she is brilliant and hugely talented so i am sure she will be back and on it soon. thank you. let's return to our top story. theresa

hours away from tesla's big reveal of its new crossover suv, but will it live up to the hype gene munster check out shares of ge surging today. the stock is on track for its best quarter ever, jim cramer just sat down with larry culp. >>> apple launching a new advertisement all about privacy. let's get to josh lipton in san francisc

some apple employees are actually calling a netflix killer for more on this, we have gene munster athat do you think? the potential for a netflix killer out of apple today? >> it's going to be competitive and cause netflix investors to think about what this is going to to do for netflix's growth. over the next year this will be negative for netflix really shocking. the stock is up over 50% but i do think this will be on netflix stock. i don't think it will kill netfl netflix. the simple reason is this. just like spotify, that exists it doesn't exist particularly well the stock hasn't done anything in the past year since it's went public, but just like spotify, the music site, i think that the video streaming services can have multiple players. and i suspect that over time you can have consumers with two, three, our even four of these $15 a month type of subscriptions as they pare back. >> would you be telling people to sell netflix ahead of this if you think it could cause problems over the next year as we see not just apple doing this but comcast coming out with a g streaming servic

joining us gene munster of loup jentures and ed lee, cnbc contributors ed, i'll kick it over to you westates attorney suie ining all of them. is this the moment in time where we say we don't know what will be done, but something here in the united states will be done >> so there's a lot of political will on the left and right for different reasons. you know, facebook, google, these guys are kind of screwing up, right? so it's the perfect time if you want to find ways for regulation or new policies. now is the time to do it i think the difficulty in this political calculus is with 2020 coming up, everyone watches everyone huff and puff around it they are hard to get through i think it's going to be a talking point when elizabeth warren talks about -- but it has forced the 2020 field closer to her side in erm it is of at least the discussion, around the debate around it in terms of what ends up happening, let mem fight it out. >> there seems to be a disparity going on in terms of what the political will might be on both sides of the aisle and what the public actually wants. you would thi

apple tv plus and apple arcade won't have library content the likes netflix was built on munster predictingte $15 billion of revenue saying it will take a long time for apple to establish an association with content that netflix has but the company's serious about original content jpmorgan is more skeptical saying apple might be challenged in monetizing its own original content with users given its limited scope relative to large providers like netflix, amazon prime, and hbo goldman sachs saying this will have small calculated impacts but it will return to the iphone business >> all right, julia. thank you very much. so should media companies be worried at about all apple's push in this direction we'll talk about to roger about this roger with everything happen l does is in the context of the hoe the hardware ecosystem is, of course. what do you think apple's ambitions are with regard to the amazon, net flick, and is it a threat >> for apple, obviously this is the company trying to diversify its revenue stream sees the writing on the wall with iphones in particular so it needs its services

gene munster with us now. apple, gene, i think is late to the streaming party.ice to compete with a netflix or a disney? >> stuart, you are correct. apple by definition is late here, call it five years behind where netflix is at but they still have a huge opportunity here. i think they have a couple key assets that netflix doesn't have. one, that will compel them, maybe them build a business that could be comparable in size to netflix's streaming business the next few years. the assets, first of all, they have trust and high quality aspect around apple's brand and undoubtedly the content we'll see will be at that standard and second the piece about their distribution. this is widely known. 1.4 billion active devices. what that means, if you look at netflix, call it 150 million subs what that means is apple can use those devices to accelerate some of the adoption. they did the exact same thing when they were late to the game in streaming music. quickly caught up to spotify. i think apple will catch up. stuart: they have got content, brand recognition and distribu

i want to bring in gene munster. gene, will the services business get the stock out of the rut? answer is no, in itself it won't but i think this team about investors shifting their view, not just the service sector, only 15% of the revenue growing nicely, call it 20%, this idea of apple becoming more of a staple of tech will get the stock out of its rut. let me illuminate that, this idea, instead of buying your phone on one, two, three-year kind of cycle, the idea buying it on subscription basis. the predictability element is something investors around apple yearn for. to put that into perspective as you look at apple's multiple 12 times, compare that if they get a similar multiple to coca-cola or clorox. that would be 20 or 21 multiple. this stock could double, if investors viewed this as consumer staples business. that will take probably a year plus, but undoubtedly i think there is optimism for this stock to get even much bigger, stuart. stuart: that is absolutely fascinating, really is. i got to talk to you about tesla. you could call it the stock of the day because it is w

toulouse's reward is a tie away at holders leinster, while saracens will host munster. look at the rest of the sport. bristol are out of the european challenge cup. la rochelle scored five tries to reach the last four for the second time in three years. it finished 39—15. championship side bradford bulls are through to the fifth round of the challenge cup after a hard—fought 111—12 win over keighley cougars of league one. jonny bairstow hit the highest score by an englishman in the indian premier league. he smashed 114 offjust 56 balls as the sunrisers hyderabad beat royal challengers bangalore. adam yates has narrowly missed out on winning the tour of catalunya. yates finished second in the general classification — 1a seconds down on the overall winner, miguel angel lopez of colombia. roger federer and john isner are in action in the final of the miami 0pen. the american is the reigning champion, but if he's to retain his title, he has some work to do — as the swiss former world number one has taken 16 of the last 22 points, clinching the first set 6—1 injust 2a minute

scott cummings scored the fifth and final try at scotstoun. 0spreys, ulster and munster also won.tinued, after defeat to the catalans dragons. they were beaten 26—22 in france. fouad yaha scoring four of catalans' five tries, including this effort seven minutes from time, which secured victory. there were no medals for great britain at the gymnastics world cup in birmingham, with a costly mistake on the uneven bars costing british champion ellie downie. trying a new element to her routine, downie missed the high bar completely and fell onto the mats. fortunately she was ok but the error cost her any chance of a medal, finishing down in seventh it could have been worse! face planted on a mat is pretty bad. it could have been worse! face planted on a mat is pretty badm is not a good idea. it was so brave and she was trying something new. she can defend her european title in april in poland. she is a brilliant gymnast and she will be back to her best before we know it. it is just a bit unfair because we focus on the things that go wrong because it looks so awful. but how many times i

scott cummings scored the fifth and final try at scotstoun. 0spreys, ulster and munster also won.ter defeat to the catalans dragons. they were beaten 26—22 in france. fouad yaha scoring four of catalans' five tries, including this effort seven minutes from time, which secured victory. there were no medals for great britain at the gymnastics world cup in birmingham, with a costly mistake on the uneven bars costing british champion ellie downie. trying a new element to her routine, downie missed the high bar completely and fell onto the mats. fortunately she was ok but the error cost her any chance of a medal, finishing down in seventh i felt that. the ifelt that. the hours i felt that. the hours they put into training and rehearsing for something like that. she took a risk, going for something new and with that comes more difficulty and the chances of something like that happening. but she will bounce back. thank you, richard. let's get more on the developing story in norway, where passengers are still being evacuated from a cruise ship. 0ystein valde has been leading the red cross

glasgow travel to london to face english champions saracens, while edinburgh host two—time winners munster 20—10 win at the aj bell stadium. denny solomona with the second try, and sale will face either la rochelle or bristol in the next round. in international rugby, the french federation is holding a referendum of all amateur clubs in the country to decide whether they'd accept a foreigner as the next national head coach. france need to appoint a new coach after this year's world cup, each club will have one vote in the referendum which takes place next month. in super league, there were wins for the top two. leaders st helens beat hull kr and second placed warrington thrashed hull fc by 63—12. blake austin scored four of their 11 tries, and there was also a hat—trick forjosh charnley. after a disappointing opening race in australia, ferrari are back on top of formula 1 ahead of the bahrain grand prix. they topped the timesheets in both practice sessions. despite the odd hairy moment, sebastian vettel clocked the quickest time of the day, just ahead of his team mate, but more than half a