one ott service has just raised its prices across the board. effective today, the youtube tv cost $50 a month. youtube first bumped up the price to $40 a month. google, which owns youtube, said this latest will help with cost due to the edition of eight new channels on the service. >>> a new effort is underway to ensure we get quality care in california. state lawmakers have introduced a bill that would mandate surprise inspections of hospitals. the unannounced visits by state regulators would focus on nurse to patient ratios, hospitals are found to be noncome minlt, i should say, hospitals that are found to be noncompliant would be hit with hefty fines. of course, the national hospital association opposes it saying hospitals have already a mandated nurse to patient ratio. >>> now let's turn our attention to the weather. it's just gorgeous out >> it is slotly beautiful. right now, live doppler 7 showing the absence of rain. enjoy the break while we have it. here's a look. 24 in half moon bay. not as windy as it was yesterday. despite the fact t

pam ott encountered a very long flight delay. it cost the otts hundreds of dollars.iled for reimbursement. >> i waited a couple weeks. they responded by saying, no, sorry, we don't owe you anything. >> pam did not think that was right, so she called us. we agreed. because of something we know that most airline passengers do not know. some air carriers must pay passengers for certain flight cancellations that occur every day. tonight at 11:00. how we got pam close to $2,000 and what you need to know to make sure you get paid. if you encounter travel trouble and can't land compensation yourself, let us know 1-888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. please join us again tonight at 11:00. >>> thanks so much, chris. it is 4:50. a rash of vandalism in burlingame leads to an arrest. police took a teenager into custody yesterday. investigators believe the teenager is connected to at least five acts of vandalism including spraying graffiti on a store downtown. >> i don't know why people feel they have to do that to these beautiful old buildings. we have such a nice town here

ott has surpassed live television for nearly all age groups. a majority surveys in the harris poll say they spend more time watching ott content than they do talking with friends and family. i should mention disney is the parent company of abc7. >>> check out this surveillance video. this is allen with it park. you can see a man twirling inside a dust devil. the vortex tore a roof off the building next to the skate park and sent debris flying everywhere. no one was her. that's wild. >> i am jealous, but then i would get clap back about it how dangerous it is to be standing in the middle of that. but i would do it. you can see the inwith. they are okay so far. this he going to pick up and they are going to blow a lot of tree pollen around and grass pollen and mold pollen is low. the uv index will be lower because of the highway clouds filtering the sunshine. the breezes pick up around 7:00 in the north bay. watch the clock right here as we head throughout the day -- if i can get the -- well, i guess we are going to stay at 7:00. what i am going

and as with ott everyone interprets this report how they want and they're having a good day i'm having a good day q who's called. no collusion no obstruction even it is incomplete for me to work with a mole report outlines disturbing evidence. president's trip in gage in obstruction of justice and oh there is kind of confused so was mueller trump may have been cleared of collusion but obstruction of justice. in the air mueller writes that it's so complicated he couldn't decide whether trump tried to obstruct justice or not the guilty no innocent the conclusion the congress may apply the obstruction laws to the president's corrupt exercise of the powers of office accords with our constitutional system of checks and balances and the principle that no person is above the law specifically mueller found eleven instances where trump potentially tried to obstruct justice and democrats have jumped on it the miller report prints a disturbing picture of a president who has been weaving new web of deceit lies and improper behavior and acting as if the law doesn't apply to him it's a very interest

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hello and welcome to news from the world of otts and culture and coming up on the show today. europe's most comprehensive exhibition of castles blue and rose periods is currently on show switzerland. less is more is used by designers aging simplicity but more literally means more when it comes to this design trend maximalist. but first off we are constantly confronted in the media by the ideal figure of a woman but there is no such thing of course as we all know now some very witty instagram as have been addressing this subject with their own versions of famous posts or perhaps undressing the subject will be a better way of explaining it my colleague melissa holroyd will be here to explain all after this. just an average day at the beach with britney spears on instagram. and he is serious fathers version. these trillion is hailed as one of the funniest women on the net with a parodies she holds up a mirror to the glittering illusory world of social media. and she's not alone melody mitchell from hamburg also wants to see.

pam ott encountered a very long flight delay. it cost the otts hundreds of dollars. pam filed for reimbursement. >> i waited a couple weeks. they responded by saying, no, sorry, we don't owe you anything. >> pam did not think that was right, so she called us. we agreed. because of something we know that most airline passengers do not know. some air carriers must pay passengers for certain flight cancellations that occur every day. tonight at 11:00. how we got pam close to $2,000 and what you need to know to make sure you get paid. if you encounter travel trouble and can't land compensation yourself, let us know 1-888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. please join us again tonight at 11:00. >>> thanks, chris. here are some of the stories for 6:30. you don't have to be behind the wheel to be in trouble. the harsh crackdown on sideshows under consideration in one south bay city. >>> all new this hour, the language making it hard for public health officials to measure the teen vaping crisis. new questions they will start asking. >>> at 6:45, delayed again. the new time

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under the surface, a small pod of killer whales in the young well desperately ies to escape, the mother ott r the outcome is inevitable. the killer whales will have their meal. will research institute director joe bernard said that gray whales travel in groups. >> with a migration of 22,000 grays, off of the coast, they move in groups, mothers with babies, teens, singles, adult males, they all go at different times. >> reporter: brothers happen monterey bay with a clear view from above, the killer whales clearly living up to their name. whales are seen in greater numbers here in san francisco they also, and ferry boats are constantly on the lookout. >> we have seen them in high- traffic areas and in really shallow water, the last one we saw, we saw right off of the berkeley pier and only 12 feet of water. >> reporter: so far they have not followed one expert., he also says with a larger number of whales offshore, the killers may not need to chase anything past the golden gate. and, simply call, this sad experience the circle of life >> its wildlife, its nature. to becky california coast is

if they come in line >> why has it lagged >> because i think people are wondering about their ott. >>gged everything in what you would call the entertainment or media space >> no, i mean, and they've been doing a lot of m&a and people want to see how that whole thing plays itself out but i think it's the ott strategy because the overhang has been espn and that being such a big contributor and so now they have this whole new product and the big question we all have is how much is it going to cost them? how much is content going to cost them and that's the question we'll get answered hopefully next week but it's been a frustrating stock i really agree with this analyst, but i don't know if there's anything new here. >> $150. big target all right. options bulls betting on a certain china play that john has in unusual activity. that's coming up plus congressman kevin brady is the ranking member of the ways and means committee. we are talking to economy. we're talking to feds ll awe we'll do that next alpha seems more elusive today. is it because so many go after it the same way, chasing a

off the redacted page censored into illegibility obviously some of this stuff could pass for modern ott and as with aat everyone interprets this report how they want and they're having a good day i'm having a good day q it was called. no collusion no obstruction if it is incomplete or they were going to blow report outlines disturbing evidence that president tripping gauged in obstruction of justice and so there is kind of confused so was mueller trump may have been cleared of collusion but obstruction of justice scalia and in the air mueller writes that it's so complicated he couldn't decide whether trump tried to obstruct justice or not the guilty no innocent the conclusion the congress may apply the obstruction laws to the president's corrupt exercise of the powers of office accords with our constitutional system of checks and balances and the principle that no person is above the law specifically mueller found in never been instances where trump potentially tried to obstruct justice and democrats have jumped on it the miller report paints a disturbing picture of a president who has

kind of like nuisance rain, but otts very wet. >> a big change from this past weekend, too. the sun definitely faded today. we're going to see that come back out and a big change coming our way this week as we bring in your microclimate forecast tonight. we will get you all ready to go for tomorrow. i want to start off with storm ranger doppler radar. what we've seen is the on again off again activity terry is mentioning a lot of you drove through. the last line of the rainfall is right here. and after that we'll start to dry out. we'll take you down into it, track some of this rainfall. it's currently now approaching petaluma and then likely holding up into sonoma here for some more rainfall here as we continue just after midnight. i don't see much of this holding on as we head into the early morning hours. by 3:00 in the morning we still have the cloud cover. a slight chance of spotty rainfall, but really nothing major. we're on the back end of this storm system so it's kind of moved in here and moved on out quickly. by the morning commute, we even start to, yes, get some

you can spell ott without and a or and i but you cannot win ott without ai.enough to know that but now they have to get over the joy of this week and the announcement and now the roll up your sleeves mission is not let's get more content, and not let's make sure we are + oning about disney everyone of our platforms, it is do we know what we are talking about when we talk about it. it is not a monolithic audience but millions of individual audiences. that is what is new in media. that is what disney has to embrace in order to dominate in this space or compete effectively. otherwise, that acquisition of fox is $70 billion wasted. david: thanks a much for being here. jon klein, president of vlinks. alix: coming up, chevron bets big on shale. and analyst call going on now. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: here is why am watching. billion a $33 acquisition of anadarko. chevron expects to exceed their previous permian target. 9000 barrels of oil a day. joining us is our as energy group director. why do you think investors are not liking this deal? >> is a lot of stock. i

this is important because disney is unveiling its strategy for ott recently, and there was some questionto what they would do with hulu. comcast is saying it is going to basically sell that part of hulu that it owns to disney. it is giving comcast a nice boost, up 316%, but also, 3.6%, butgood cash up also obviously good for disney -- up 3.6%, but obviously also good for disney. reporter: the nasdaq now fractionally lower, but also the nasdaq is slightly lower, but the chip index, which has a heavy waiting to the nasdaq, is down 2.4%. chip stocks on pay for their worst day since march. globally, the dax down about 3/10 of 1%, on pace to snap a nine day winning streak, the longest since 2015. the nikkei in japan closing up 0.5%, so investors trying to figure out what is happening around global growth and earnings. suggesting there is a risk off the, let's take a look at three-day euro against the yen. the euro considered to be a gross currency, the yen -- a growth currency, the again a haven currency. as for what is helping here in the u.s., even though we have more of a bearish backdrop,

joining us is the editor and editorial board member ott bloomberg, bobby gosch. what do we know about the local terror group? >> we know little about them. they are so small they have barely registered on the radarov radarover -- radar of counter terrorism officials. they were known for vandalism, attacks on buddhist statues. one of the leaders was arrested and charged for inciting racial hatred. this is a huge leap to go from there to pull off a massive multi pronged terrorism attack. one of the biggest, deadliest terrorist attacks in asia. 300 people killed. seven suicide bombers, six targets, three cities. this is an enormous group for a group that small. my sense is we are just beginning to hear the first >> when you say that you means the possible they coordinated with a larger outfit? >> that would be the immediate suggestion. in january police there found a weapons cache and a bunch of explosives in another town, not one of those attacked. at that time they said these weapons and this ammunition had something to do with the islamic state. there was no ment

they had surveillance on this armed group ott soat some point. we are not sure if they watched the handover of cash go down or if they were tracking her cell phone, we're not sure how they managed to find kimberly sue endicott. she is with u.s. embassy officials and there is an operation happening now in that area of uganda where the military there are searching for these kitd ndnappers. uganda doesn't have kidnap for ransom. that doesn't happen here. it is usually very safe. the game parks are safe. people come here with the expectation they'll be fine, particularly when going with the high profile tour groups that have companies around the continent. this has happened so this is definitely coming over -- spilling over from events in the democratic republic of congo. >> thank you very much. good for that family. appreciate it. >>> so the president is surrounding himself with the master thespian cabinet. what do i mean? it's acting! >> brilliant! >> thank you. what's the impact of that? that and dramatic details about how the secretary of homelan

. >>> in the wake of the college admission scda stanford kicked ott a student they say used fake sailingwas expelled by the university on tuesday. the newspaper adds she got in through the standard process and not recruited as an athlete. once admitted there was a contribution of half a million dollars to the school's sailing program. it was made through now former head coach john vandemoer. he was fired last month after pleading guilty in the scheme. >>> if you have not filed your tax return yet, you only have just over a week to do it. tax day is april 15th. that's a week from tomorrow. if you're procrastinating, the irs says the number of individual tax returns filed by march 29th was down more than 1% from this time last year. people are trying to wrap their heads around the tax law changes. the irs is expecting one in ten to ask for an extension this year. >>> the wine institute is leaving san francisco after 85 years. it says it's relocating headquarters to sacramento to be closer to lawmakers. the wine institute is the california wine industry's largest advocacy group. president s

. >> trump told reporters that he might close the border and trader joe's said they could run ott of. now they're going to change their name to the fight club. >> the department of homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen is headed to the border to deal with as she put it last night a crisis that approaches a category five hurricane. the interagency process that dhs is using to address the situation on the border is the same as they would use to address a natural disaster. the president said congress has to eliminate the loop holes at the border. if no action, sections of the border will close. this is a national emergency. at an event last night for the national republican congressional campaign, the president dialed back on the possibility of an eminent border closure. listen here. >> so now mexico -- i wanted to close it. but now mexico says no, no, no. first time in decades. we will not let anybody get through. they've apprehended over 1,000 people today at the southern border. their southern border and bringing them back in. >> so last night and yesterday afternoon, the pres

he wasted no time taking aim ott president trump, framing the entire candidacy around that. now some of biden's democratic rivals, the one he was trying to jump past, they are starting to talk about the record and learned president trump is irked that the democratic field is making the big headlines now. the president is asking a lot of questions about biden's strength as a candidate >> biden's candidacy revealed a vulnerability. he had a conversation with anita hill where he discussed regrets for, quote, what she endured when he chaired the hearings for clarence thomas whom anita hill accused of sexual harassment. hill said biden still doesn't understand the damage he caused >> joining us now, cnn political reporter arlette saenz. david gregory and michael smerconish. you were in wilmington yesterday. you covered the campaign. how do the biden people think it's gone so far. the video made a splash. they got the coverage on that. the anita hill issue sprouted up >> they got the coverage of the video showing the former vice president wants to make it all a focus about him and

jesse: we would never do that ott -- on "watters' world." jesse: the segment's still going on.hoopi was worse than fox news, which is probably the biggest insult roasts city could deliver. >> right. because she feels like fox news has been hard on her. but she had a really difficult time when she went back the second anytime 2014 to be, the show after barbara walters left, and there was a fight over the moderator seat. both rosie and whoopi wanted to be the moderator. whoopi had it in her contract, and t rosie had a hard time with y,at and she talks about it in the book. jesse: and lastly, rosie was not well liked by the producers. i think they went to h.r. a number of times. of rosie was compared to a murderous dictator. what was she like to work for? >> that was a quote from a former director of the show. this book is really about, takes you behind the scenes of a tv show, and it's a about power and the idea that there were three women on the show -- barbara rah walters, rosie o'connell and hollywoodty goldberg, who wanted to control "the view" and changed tv in a lot of diff

the churn rate is much higher across households that don't have a child, across any since -- ott subscriptionvice than those that don't. there are a lot of things that would be concerning, regardless of what numbers are for q1 and q2. emily: interesting. do you go with the content, or stick with what you have? andre swanston, tru optik ceo. thank you. lots to debate. coming up, what has gone on behind the scenes at facebook as controversies and scandals piled up? can the company find a strategy to fight its way back? we will discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: it is one of the biggest, most powerful companies on the planet, with over 2 billion users. but in the last two years, the mission of facebook together and share information is also turning into its biggest challenge. from cambridge analytica on, facebook has seen a tidal wave of scandals and controversies, causing rising distrust outside the country and rifts inside it. "wired" editor-in-chief nicholas thompson interviewed 65 current and former employees for the new cover story of the magazine, joining us from new york. always great t

. >> i think people are missing the big picture which is ott really today only represents 5% so the $500 spent on tv. so this is really, really early days. there is probably room for many vendors to thrive. if you think about the telephone market, the cell phone market, at & t, verizon, t-mobile, sprint, and it's true they use pricing and packaging to compete with each other but they also have differentiated products in the marketplace. liz: what did you do for fender guitars? we are talking about streaming, et cetera, but fender is actually a business of the famed stratocaster. you had jimmy hendrix using fender. it's expensive. how do you get people on the subscription issue and get more customers? >> the secret of these business models for product is not just going beyond think i sell products. think about your customers. the great story is fender realized their customers wanted to be obviously musicians. it was hard, it was hard. 90% of the customers actually stopped playing the guitar after 90 days. so they said how do we help our customers over the hump. by the way, if they are pla

mort c ott wan oversaw the treatment at the university of california san francisco. >> three to fourt the infusion not only was he able to go home and you know, start to live a relatively normal life, but we were able to take him off all complete isolation and all prophylactic medications. >> jayson is one of eight children treated with this experimental therapy. it's been about a year and a half to two years since they were treated and all are doing well. their ground breaking results were published in the "new england journal of medicine" this week. >> i don't use the cure word very often pore these patients. but i have to tell you that i truly believe that we have cured jayson of his severe combined immunodeficiency disease. >> reporter: for jayson, it's the chance to truly live the life he was meant to live. dr. sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. > we continue to follow the breaking news out of sri lanka. authors there say at least 138 people have been killed in six different explosions. those explosions hitting three hotels and hitting three churches. this as christians celebrate east

trying to herd into into practical ledgelating and it's not just aoc brut other but ott to get things done and may not be politically viable? >> a terrific speaker. known her caucus. knows all their ideas and is able to figure out, all right. what's the art of the possible? also encourages them tope have big, bold ideas. that's what's been the greatness about our party and frankly our country. i'm delighted she's the speaker of the house and just hoot we need right now and going to -- jfk courage award. >> profiles of courage. what could be more appropriate? >> that is one award that means so much. it's bipartisan. it's caroline kennedy, the legacy and profile in courage award to nancy pelosi just announced. >> so deserving. >> wanted to ask you about joe biden. facing a problem self-imposing, friday not the complete success he wanted it to be by joking about the perception he has, you know, not been as, as sensitive to people's feelings, and that the kind of campaigning that he's always done for decades and decades is no longer really possible or viable with a lot of people. young an

be really hard for netflix, which borrows money to compete with apple or disney or cbs viacom in the ott ask you a personal question >> of course >> you are a media analyst, one of the best in all the land. why are you covering apple >> i'm covering apple because i actually think it's an ecosystem meade media company in the end of the day i think all these companies are getting into the overtime top streaming business >> you recently upgraded appear to a strong buy. >> i did >> with a $225 price target. how much of that is the media strategy your world >> i would say i think hardware analysts overvalue units, and i really think of an installed base with revenue per unique user apple is now said that they have 900 million unique users globally they have a monopoly on the 15% of the world's richest people. that's a cool target market. >> it is apple has moved away from every three years you give us a bunch of money to buy a phone to every month probably without even thinking you pay us $10 to $50 for subscriptions. >> right wait until they get a tv subscription because that's going to be a

the churn rate is much higher across households that do not have a child, across any ott subscription than those that don't. there's a lot of things would be concerning, regardless of what their numbers are for q1 or q2. emily: mariann montaigne of gradient investments and tru optik ceo andre swanston. the billionaire founder of the company that assembles apple's iphone plans to run for president of taiwan. foxconn's terry gou will seek the nomination of the opposition kuomintang party. he says that a mythical chinese sea goddess encouraged him to come forward to support peace with china. coming up, can the hr industry be transformed by cloud based services? one startup is betting on it. we speak with the ceo of namely. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: google and apple have complied with an indian court order to block downloads of the popular app tiktok after the government voiced concerns with illicit content on the app. this move could handicap its owner, a chinese group, in one of the most promising markets. for more, i want to bring in mark bergen who has been reporting on this story.

and if people are paying for it and everybody putting out their own streaming service over the top, ottnsumers will play a la carte for everything and why bundle in one place? keep content for yourself. >> it will look like now on cable. everyone will have their own streaming channels so subscribe to every single streaming channel. there's no way we can sustain this. >> here's the thing. $35 billion later for netflix, only 2 of the top 10 shows on netflix are there. >> you're talking about the total original content which is huge >> $35 billion, just since 2014. the last five years. $35 billion. what do they get from that only two of the top ten shows. that's how hard it is to make a hit and those companies whether disney or comcast that already have them in the marketplace to take them back is going to be huge value impe imp imperical evidence it's all about the library >> top ten shows. >> disney plus is going to be big because the library is there for all. >> i think there's only going to be four remaining like every industry, consolidate. >> i don't want to belong to 15 streaming ch

this seems like the ott democratic playbook. i'm not sure, will that get to the millennials that are looking beyond to saving the planet? >> that is huge. i'm a millennial. i'm looking at my peers on the left. that's not going to work for them. it won't appeal for them. it's too backwards looking. they don't remember that time frame so they don't have nostalgia about it. maybe there's enough people in wisconsin, iowa, pennsylvania and ohio what that he can win in a message like that. >> this is a a general election rally no doubt. he still has a primary. i want to go to peter doocy who is at the event. >> we're at the event where they set up a big screen for folks that couldn't get to the teamster temple hall. there were people taking photos. one applause line is when joe biden talked about how he thinks president trump is not representing the entire country and that he's only representing his base for most of the rest of the event, people were just listening and taking iphone photos. something that biden also added that was int

there's others out there, cbs is making a run for this with its ott offerings. you know, roku is looking to at the same time accumulate all these channels into one and at the same time create their own channel. it's not just going to be disney and netflix. there are others coming up at the same time. >> yeah but the libraries are so competitive. there's so much -- >> you know what, steph? >> they're so much more complete >> i'm not going to get off this point. i'm not going to get off of this point. and don't sell cbs short because they've got sports that none of the others have. >> you all can debate each other, just don't talk over each other. it's all good. >> look, the libraries are good, not just at netflix, not just at disney don't forget hbo, which has "game of thrones" and is a little bit different vis-a-vis netflix in that it's not this batch consumption. this is live this is like the old sopranos where you had to watch it that night. >> doc >> still in netflix. call spread right now into earnings tonight i fully intend to hold it through there and then

church and the prisoners in mourning his death on sunday, many people share this otts including congresswoman barbara lee. >>jay was the first freeze i ever knew. who not only valued our african culture and heritage. >>there will be a funeral mass today and then father jay will be buried tomorrow. >>susan hooper crash caught on camera check it out we're going to see how a father and son involved were able to walk away. and it paved the way for olympic greatness but now it's paving its way for a parking garage. the reason san jose state will have to get rid of its historic track. there's a live look outside the san mateo bridge when fog is you can see john trouble following the forecast robin list and keeping an eye on problem spots out there for the morning commute. we'll have another update just a min >>come back to the crime for morning news tracking a major hot spot in this morning, it's on bart's we're following a major delay out of the east bay, a person was struck by a train this morning and around 7 30 at the el serino del norte a station which is close they've closed the richmond stat

they do have some concerns around the fox deal, but they are bullish on disney's ott, overtime top direct side to the current price. no doubt we'll hear more about this all day on cnbc >>> live images right now in berlin we are waiting the arrival of u.k. prime minister theresa may in the german capital. she's there to meet with german chancellor angela merkel with four days to go with the latest brexit deadline. we did get some headlines from merkel crossing within the past hour chancellor saying that she is willing to extend the contentious irish border backstop for up to five years. now, after meeting with merkel, theresa may will fly to france to meet with emmanuel macron they need the approval of not only the u.k. parliament, but the e.u. parliament as well to make any kind of a deal. >>> well, the u.s. government is making a rather under the radar change in how it collects your data, and it could potentially have huge implications steve liesman, live with us at the nasdaq on this steve. >> hey, good morning, brian. tomorrow the government is going to launch a big change in its infla

. >> but what does it say, though, about valuations right now for content plays, specifically ott playsg at the valuation of netflix we have it on the screen right now at $374. obviously, the value of hulu has jumped literally billions of dollars in the past six months alone! and so, the question is, if you're disney, are you paying top dollar to get people out now, if they were going to actually buy comcast out right now? would you want to wait where do you think the valuations for these things are going to be in several years from now >> well, we are -- we believe we are in a financial euphoria period for the technologies that people are excited about right now. for example, you mentioned, netflix is depreciating the content they create. they're a platform, right? netflix is a platform the way macaw cellular was a platform. did they buying them by at&t make at&t rich the answer is, no, it made steve jobs rich, because steve jobs unlocked the cell phone in a way that no one else had unlocked it, and the platform continued to exist, but that's not where people got wealthy we question ne

the ott performer is the aussie dollar. we see strengthening.oom out and focus more in terms of commodities as well. we have been focusing on-iron other did. orr. but with this data, aluminum, palm oil and crude is higher. -iron orr is still higher. it looks like they could be resuming that major dam -- mine soon here in the next 72 hours already. we are seeing the likes of iron ore prices changing. we are seeing kick backs here. china's 10-year yield back to highs. >> thank you. she was talking about the china data hasn't -- has the slow wn in world second largest economy abated. consumer protection jumped to 2.3% in march. chinese exports jumped 14.2% in march from a year earlier. fall imports saw china's trade surplus balloon from the previous march. and credit measures are strong. trio of data points, factory outpit jumped more than expect the. retail sales expected 8.7%, ahead of estimates. and overall g.d.p. beat forecasts, coming in at 6.4% growth. come in is david bloom. great to have you this morning. good morning. >> thank you. >> the