but after tasting defeat in their last six european semi—finals, munster were not going out on a web. corner, hope for the munster faithful soon to be bulldozed billy —— billy vunipola. after perhaps the toughest week of his career when he was formally warned by the rfu for social media comments, the forward showed the best of himself on the pitch. his saracens side too strong and too powerful and in the end just too good. jill kerry, bbc news. and in rugby union's european challenge cup, sale were narrowly defeated 2a points to 20 in their semifinal by la rochelle. right, it is time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know today's football results as match of the day follows soon on bbc one. the premier league title race promises to be fascinating to the end as manchester city returned to the top of the table after a phil foden goal gave them a 1—0 win over spurs, just three days after the london side had knocked city out of the champions league. at the bottom of the table brighton secured an important point with a 1—all draw with wolves. relegated fulham won their first away

all of these names including facebook which julia boorstin is monitoring in los angeles and gene munster is keeping tabs and we start off with facebook and that stock soaring after the media giant announcing daily and monthly users in line with estimates and it has set aside $3 billion to cover an unexpected fine from the federal trade commission, one of the large nest history it looks like the privacy concerns over the platform isn't impacting the bottom line. safe to buy facebook guy? >> the eps revenue beat i get it, but you talk about daily active users and you're not seeing a lot of growth there and monthly average users and maybe that's okay. in terms of this number stuck out to me, head count up 36% year over year that's a pretty significant number i think the market is looking past that to $3 billion. maybe that's a one-off, tim can speak to that, but given this, i thought the last quarter was much better than this quarter and the price action was justified last quarter i'm not certain it's justified necessarily this quarter although it was, i think, better than most people thoug

we've got gene munster, who loves apple, in just a moment. we have him on something else but we will ask him about that, certainly, because we know you listen when he speaks on apple. >>> to the border. we are awaiting president trump to show up in california. before he left washington, d.c. this morning, he did threaten a 25% tariff on all autos made in mexico, whether they're from u.s. companies. these are cars made in mexico, shipped to the united states, and he says this will quote, supersede the new nafta or usmca deal. whether it does, mexico's standing as our largest dairy export market is starting to look precarious and has the u.s. dairy export council on tinterhooks. we have council ceo and former agriculture secretary tom vilsack with us. as the president goes down to the border, how closely will be dairy farmers watching this? >> well, they were very concerned when he announced disastrous strategy of closing the border. $3.8 million of dairy products flow through that border every single day. this in light of five years of very de

. >> for more on apple let's bring in fast money friend gene munster. your big takeaway from the quarter so far >> carl, i think there are three that aren't as obvious and this is an earnings powerhouse. i want to put that into perspective. we gloss over the eps number and they'll earn more money over the last five years and this is what we have to overall fang combined or, call amount and this is underappreciated by investors in the important part and gap earnings powerhouse. to put a finer point on china, it did improve specifically the iphone was a paint last quarter and it was down 40% and 4-0 in the december quarter and it was likely down 28% in the march quarter, so that was the magnitude of the improvement. and the last is the significance of the buyback i've been on the call here and i not have heard the full conversation that you've been having and this is a huge deal and just to put into perspective is that if they make good on their promise and we'll be liss toej t listening to the call on the net cash neutral that theoretically should raise

starbucks and t-mobile we have full team coverage on amazon and deidre is out in los angeles and gene munster, fast money friend is in minneapolis and they're getting ready to jump in on the conference call that starts at 5:30 and first we start off with intel and that chip stock getting crushed after hours and let's go straight to josh lipton for the details. josh >> melissa, listen chips have been on a tear into the earnings season and something you guys have hit a lot and now they're starting to see the earnings reports from texas instruments from xilinx and now intel and here i want to dig quickly into the business segment and the ccg business and chips for pcs and $8.6 billion and that was better than expected and the dcg business so chips for servers and that was $4.9 billion and that did miss estimates and i caught up with kevin cassidy and that was the big number for this report because it is intel's most profitable business line because the business segment should have the most long-term potential growth and it looks to him like the big cloud companies aren't spending as they require

but after tasting defeat in the last six european finals, munster were not going out on a whimper.r. hope for the irish faithful soon to be bulldozed by billy. perhaps the toughest week of his career, the forward back to what he does best. saracens too strong and too powerful, and in the end, just too good. austin halewood, bbc news. saracens dominant in the coventry sunshine, they will meet leinster in new cancel in three weeks' time. as the men in black look to cement their status as one of the great sites in european rest to make —— newcastle. the european challenge cup is also at the semi final stage, but sale sharks have been knocked out by la rochelle. in an exciting first half, england international chris ashton's try meant that the scores were tied at i7—all at half—time. but la rochelle came on strong after the break, man of the match gregory alldritt with the decisive try. 24—20 the final score. harlequins are also agaist french opposition in their semi, they face clermont auvergne at 8pm this evening. tennis and great britain are taking on kazakhstan in the fed cup this

the matter has now been dealt with, as his side prepare for a huge champions cup semifinal against munsterwith billy vunipola said to be involved. this group of players and staff have been together for a long period of time and we ca re for a long period of time and we care about each other and we want to look out for each other through the good times and the bad times as well. and i have no doubt when it comes to saturday, he will be giving it all for his team—mates and likewise hails team—mates will be pulling for him as well. coaches and players at saracens came to move on and focus on the rugby but the fact that believe own apollo has not taken down his controversial post, shows he is standing by his beliefs, evenif shows he is standing by his beliefs, even if he regrets sharing them on social media. england bowler chris woakes claims it wouldn't be morally fair to includejofra archer in england's provisional world cup squad, which is named tomorrow. archer has qualified to play for england thanks to a change in the residency rules. he's originally from barbados. the fast bowler is cur

ahead, plus netflix reporting earnings moments ago fast money friend and luke ventures founder gene munster giving us instant reaction and we start right there with netflix earnings, the giant beating estimates and coming in with light guidance and shares under pressure a bit after hours as we await the conference call and it's a video call which kicks off in about an hour's time so has netflix come too far too fast and as competition heats up, is this as good as it gets for the giant reed hastings addressed competition in the release >> we alluded to that last night. it's interesting the stock was up big today and maybe in sympathy and maybe it's squaring up ahead of earnings and the quarter was okay and second-quarter guidance and if you'd said guy, what is happening with the second-quarter guidance and here it is down a few i'm actually really surprised it's trading as well as it is. with that said the conference call comes up 58 minutes or so from now, and a lot can happen, but i have to tell you, that second-quarter guidance was there about being saturated in the united states. second-

this is the moment that he was confronted by that munster fan at full time.al. they play this afternoon. both english teams lost their challenge cup semi—finals. this is the second tier of european rugby. sale had won twice in france this season but they were knocked out at la rochelle, gregory alldritt with the decisive try in their 24—20 win. and it'll be an all—french final, after clermont auvergne survived a late fightback from harlequins to beat them 32—27. great britain's fed cup tie against kazakhastan is poised at 1—1. katie boulter wasted three match points before losing her singles rubber — she said she was devastated. she took the first set against yulia putinsteva at the copper box in london, and she led 4—0 in the decider but she lost it on a tie break. johanna konta won her rubber but it's all square. that looked very emotional. very emotional. was she getting annoyed about a decision on getting the ground going? no, just getting emotional. it is such an intense environment. i remember it from the 0lympics. neil robertson was in stunning form at

laughter pushing towards a second referendum. —— many headed munster. you get this line of the slogan would be tell them again, this line of the slogan would be tellthem again, and this line of the slogan would be tell them again, and the best out of three, if we have one or two, why not see what the third one would bring up. and there's a huge question around how it would work. the question come if some people are proposing a copper lilley apartment tory boat, whatever deal parliament manages to somehow grab together. —— confirmatory vote. there would be some legal challenges from people who wanted to say no deal on the ballot or another kind of more pro—brexit option. and then if it was between eight no deal and a deal, the same thing from the remainder. unless there is some complex electoral way of making this work, very hard to say on on earth we would get the second referendum. and a problem for the labour party as much for the conservatives. absolutely. the labour mps and leaf constituencies that do not win a second referendum. they can have their

fenway park saw the draping of the new banner in front of the green munster and they also received theirs, rubies and sapphires totalling 15 carats and the patriots led by super bowl mvpjulian edelman were also on hand throwing out the ceremonial pitches. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. good morning. temperatures are on a downward trend over the next few days and nights. we still manage 16 degrees in western scotland, but colder air is coming down from scandinavia over the north sea, so it will feel chilly for the next few days. but at least we are all going to get some sunshine, a bit like we did here on tuesday. tuesday, still cold and grey and wet at times across southern england. it will be southern england that sees the biggest change in the weather for wednesday. that cloud that has been sticking there for the past few days bringing some rain at times is finally moving its way southwards. still a bit of cloud, a few spots of rain along the south coast, otherwise pro

let's bring in gene munster for a quick thought.ou heard the news david just reported a settlement between qualcomm and apple. what does it mean for both companies? >> so qualcomm, obviously, i think it's a testimony to the strength of their i.p. apple really wanted to work around this, to not want to give them the nod here, so i think that this is a huge win for qualcomm and really clears apple to start to focus on next gen tech like 5g. >> so, i think you can see that qualcomm, i just was getting a message in my ear, qualcomm stock is reacting as you would -- as your answer would suggest. it is up very sharply. apple down very slightly here. we don't know any of the financial details here, but it's really the meaningfulness to qualcomm's future that this represents, right, gene? >> yeah. exactly. this is an i.p. company ultimately, and i think that, you know, it's hard to under state how apple and qualcomm the significance of their rift and the fact that they came to an agreement i think is a significant endorsement regarding qual

i think munster is on to something. make him chief technology officer. bill gates had that title.ties. >> jeff, great to see you. thank you. phil, we'll see you later. >>> coming up when we return, you probably heard of brex sit t what about rex-it. a hint, it could impact the scripts of your favorite tv shows. a true hollywood stories of changing times and marketplace tension that's pinning two powerful groups against each other. stay tuned you're watching "squawk box" right here on cnbc >>> interesting our viewers, we have a lot of viewer, any way, senator rick scott a viewer and one of our guests tweeted he was watching our discussion with the new york state senator and he said interesting discussion this morning. joe, becky, andrew asked how can new york compete with florida when they keep raising taxes answer, they can't i explain why in my wsj op-ed piece from yesterday or the day before. >> when he did the op-ed he was watching our conversation from half hour ago and immediately tweeted out. >> we were talking about who is going to live in it. we didn't comment on that grat

billy vunipola scored a try in their 32—16 victory against munster — he was booed throughout by opposiition follows his defence of israel folau's homophobic social—media posts. vunipola was given a warning by the rfu. saracens will face either the reigning champions leinster or toulouse in the final. they play this afternoon. great britain's fed cup tie against kazakhastan is poised at 1—1 going into the second day. katie boulter wasted three match points before losing her singles rubber — she said she was devastated. she led yulia putinseva a—0 in the deciding set at the copper box in london, but she lost it on a tie—break. johanna konta won the first rubber of the day but it's all—square ahead of the reverse singles and doubles. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's martine with the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. if you are shocked to see me here, imagine howl if you are shocked to see me here, imagine how i feel! with me are the author and journalist lainy malkani and political commentator james millar. chocolate for breakfast? none at all?

saracens reached their fourth champions cup final in six seasons, after a convincing win over munsterg israel folau's homophobic social media post, the forward scored their final try in a man of the match performance. it ended 32—16 saracens will face either leinster or toulouse in the final. britain's katie boulter says she's ‘devastated' after missing three match points to lose her match in the fed cup. she'd been going so well against kazakhstan‘s yuiia putinsteva in london, but things quickly unravelled and she lost the third set on a tie break. johanna konta had won her rubber earlier in the day, so they go into day two with the tie level at 1—all. neil robertson is on a roll on the first day of the world championship snooker. the 2010 champion is a frame away of what would be only the second whitewash in crucible history. he's 9—0 up in his first round match against qualifier michael georgiou, who has only managed 107 points in total so far. defending champion mark williams is through after beating martin gould. that's all the sport for now. we have a world title fight in new yo

>> munster cheese, a little sat and pepper, arugla salt and pepper.>> i have some napkins for you guys. here. rob: thank you, sir. >> i put ketchup. >> does anybody have any ketchup? >> i have a question. jillian has a question. do you put butter on the bread or the griddle? >> we put butter on the bread. making it at home best thing to do is to take salgted butter let it get to room temperature, spread it on and both sides. right in the pan. 350 degrees. if you have a cast iron skillet. if you want. put a weight on top or a plate on top. make it flat. we have 15 locations. we have five in manhattan. >> do you have a card? >> we have lots of cards in the back. jillian: janice likes to know. rob: multiple states? >> we are in multiple stores. can i open it now. i have the keys. it's a little early but i can make it happen. jillian: classic is the number one seller by far but people can customize it and change the bread and add toppings. endorsement on this show. rob: this is a good grilled cheese. >> amazing. jillian: we have to go. we have got to eat.

benetton lead munster by 28 to 20 and the game between edinburgh and ulster is 10—0 to ulster.ently going head to head. leaders warrington wolves are taking on st helens. the score there currently 8—6 to st helens. in the nights other game it is wakefield zero wigan four. both those games kicked off at 7:45. ellie downie has just missed out on another european all round gymnastics title in poland. she has though taken silver. downie led going into the floor routine, but was eventually pipped by france's melanie dejesus dos santos, who snatched gold. angelina melnikova of russia was third. i'm ecstatic. coming in yesterday honestly i didn't think i would get that, so i'm so to be honest it means the same to me so i'm very happy. coming in is not as easy but being second i'm still so close and i'm still over the moon. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. the pregnancy and parenting club, bounty uk, has been fined four hundred thousand pounds by the data watchdog, the information commissioner's office, or ico, for illegally sharing pe

no longer be cashless after backlash that accused 30 stories of being discrime discriminatory gene munsters with us. tech behaving badly, amazon seems to be in the news every single day. start with this thing. this alexis story is really frightening for a whole lot of people. not just those ludites out there. >> it is, charles. if i may just do a little bit of background here before we jump into it, about one in three homes in the u.s. has one of these digital assistants whether from alexa, google, apple. these digital assistants use a segment of artificial intelligence called natural language processing or nlp, to understand the context of what the request is. hey, siri, hey alexa, for example, whatever the request is. so in order for natural language processing, nlp to work, advance, it cannot do it on itself. it needs some direction, some early teaching, for example, from humans. so in some respects not surprising that thousands of people are listening to these requests because in order for the machine to learn and ai to get better it needs that judge in the right direction. that is not

his players will support their team—mate billy vunipola. at their champions cup semi final against munster israel folau... who was sacked for saying that "hail awaits for homosexuals". vunipola was jeered by supporters during their defeat to bristol in the premiership at the weekend. this group of players and staff have been together for a long this group of players and staff have been togetherfor a long period of time, and we care about each other, and we want to look out for each other. through the good and bad times as well. i have no doubt when it comes to saturday, that he will give it all for team—mates and likewise they pull for him as well. england bowler chris woa kes claims it wouldn't be "morally fair" to includejofra archer in england's provisional world cup squad — which is named tomorrow. archer has qualified to play for england thanks to a change in the residency rules... as he's originally from barbados. the fast bowler is currently playing in the ipl for rajasthan royals... and he took three wickets, including that of chris gayle, in their defeat to kings 11 punjab today.

saracens beat munster to reach their fourth rugby champions cup final in six seasons.inal score. he was booed throughout. he was confronted by a fan at full—time, he said, it is not something i am afraid of, i probably have to expect it is going to keep happening. both english teams lost their challenge cup semifinals. this is the second tier of european rugby. sale had won twice in france this season, but they were knocked out at la rochelle. gregory alldritt with the decisive try in their 24—20 win. and it'll be an all—french final, after clermont auvergne survived a late fightback from harlequins to beat them 32—27. great britain's fed cup tie against kazakhastan is poised at 1—1. katie boulter wasted three match points before losing her singles rubber — she said she was devastated. she took the first set against yulia putinseva at the copper box in london and she led 4—0 in the decider, but she went on to lose it on a tie break. johanna konta won the first rubber of the day, but it's all—square ahead of the decisive doubles. easy to say! now time to look at the pap

union saracens reached their fourth champions cup final in six seasons, after a convincing win over munsterng try in a man of the match performance — 32—16 the final score. both english teams lost their challenge cup semi—finals. this is the second tier of european rugby. sale had won twice in france this season but they were knocked out at la rochelle, gregory alldritt with the decisive try in their 24—20 win. this is where we leave our viewers on bbc one, we will be continuing on the news channel. thank you for staying with us, it is approaching quarter to eight. mist and fog. plenty of sunshine around, except the far north—west of scotland. here we have a weather front plaguing this part of the highlands into the hebrides, bringing outbreaks of rain overnight. i was going to retreat further westwards. high pressure really fighting back for the last day or so before low pressure moves in next week and bring cool and showery conditions. today, lots of sunshine for england and were. temperatures rising quickly, with chile starts in several places. a breezy filter things, outbreaks of rainfo

saracens had to put various off the field issues aside as they beat munster 32—16 to reach the finalt the battle between these two european heavyweights was a war of attrition. neither side willing to give an inch. 0wen farrell's boot on four separate occasions, just about enough to keep series ahead at the break. after gault, negotiating at the last stages of the champions cup is what they do best. twice saracens have won the competition in the last three years, so they know how to ta ke three years, so they know how to take their chances. michael rhodes, the man to finally break the irish down. but after tasting defeat in the last six european finals, monster were not going out on a whimper. the turnover enough to put deer and sweetened them into the corner. hope for the monster faithful soon to be bulldozed by billy. perhaps the toughest week of his career, the forward back to what he does best. saracens too strong and too powerful, and in the end, just too good. austin hill wood, bbc news. it's day one of the world snooker championship at the crucible theatre in sheffield and def

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gene munster was on your show and said listen, if you were at this event, it is actually difficult if to do a lot of the test drives and he said it's difficult when you're there to not drink the kool-aid. he said if you're crunching the numbers and worrying about the company, tesla has said they will be cash flow positive from this point on. however, in ininvesting in all this autonomous driving, is your goal to be cash flow neutral, which is to say they are dumping a lot of cash. i should point out for people who are following samsung, one of the chips that goes into the tesla car is made by samsung. neil: would you get into a car if it pulled up in front of your compound, would you get into a vehicle where there was no driver? deirdre: i'm not quite ready for no driver. i'm ready for a very relaxed driver, perhaps doing other things. but is there just in case. i'm ready to be in between. i'm not quite ready for no human whatsoever. neil: my wife versus no driver, i -- deirdre: no, stop, stop. that's bad. you are going to get in trouble. neil: of course. she's my wife. deirdre: of co

starbucks and t-mobile we have full team coverage on amazon and deidre is out in los angeles and gene munsternd is in minneapolis and they're getting ready to jump in on the conference call that starts at 5:30 and first we start off with intel and that chip s

. >> gene munster, thank you for calling us appreciate it. >> thank you for watching "power lunch. >> "closing bell" right now. >>> it is the final hour of trade. we're about to get some big earnings from netflix and ibm. we'll tell you the key numbers to watch in each report. >>> as the floodgates open for ipo market the banks, some are earning more than others and i have the news samsung galaxy fold in my hand i have the first peek. it folds is a nearly $2,000phone going to change the smartphone market? "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >> you didn't break it -- >> i must tase it to you at the open welcome i'm wilfred alongside sara eisen the high of the day for the dow was 146 points currently high by 80 points as you can see. up about 0.3%. s&p a little behind. nasdaq a little ahead and financials, we'll dive into the earnings citi getting a boost because it was investor day let's begin with david faber with us on post nine, breaking news on qualcomm and apple recap it for us first of all. >> what we've got today late in the day here is a settlement to a long-rung, nasty battle t

mccall has admitted billy vunipola will be booed by fans at their champions cup semi final against munsterims it wouldn't be morally fair to includejofra archer in england's provisional world cup squad, which is named tomorrow. archer has qualified to play for england thanks to a change in the residency rules, as he's originally from barbados. the fast bowler is currently playing in the ipl for rajasthan royals, and he's already taken the wicket of chris gayle this afternoon. it's thought he'll be selected at least for the warm up matches, when he'll be given a chance to force his way in to the 15 man squad for this summer's tournament. selection is part and parcel of the game and the job that we do, so fair is probably not the right word. it probably wouldn't be fair, morally, but at the same time it's the nature of international sport and if someone wants to miss out, it would be incredibly unlucky. but it is down to the selectors. ireland's katie taylor has been given the chance to become the women's undisputed lightweight world champion. she'll face belgium's delfine persoon on june th

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