pandora is stepping up. we spent the last couple years tripling our engineering team so we will bring a lot more products to market faster. you have already begun to see that. this will accelerate even substantially and we already signaled we will take this core radio product and expand it now so that we will add on demand subscription products we will add live ticket discovery. so a lot of new things coming out, a lot faster pace. it will all create a better listening experience. >> when you look at average listening hours for april, which is the data that just came out, pandora was up single digits but spotify was up in the order of 30% plus. how do you compete against that? >> kudos to them for driving the business. they are doing very well. kind of a couple areas where you focus on. obviously the core product and improving that making play listing better. driving more distribution so there are over 1900 connected devices pandora is made on including 190 cars car models. we are investing a lot into car. i

the egyptian military has retaken control but clinton has opened the pandora's box of radical islam. then there was the strategy of announcing our departure from iraq handing large parts of the country over to isis and the isis' killers. isis threatens us today because of the decisions hillary clinton

get to pandora, a stock that's been in the news a bit lately.was a few weeks ago that keith meister of corvex filed 13-d. analysts come out to see the company brought by various brokerages, i think it was isi that brought people to see john malone and the ceo of liberty. i mention that because liberty controls sirius. and there's been a lot of talk over time would sirius be interested in buying pandora, did it even make a bid. in these meetings mr. maffei spoke to investors. those who left the meeting tell me that he spoke positively at least about the possibility of that, or i should say positively about the benefits that would potentially be brought to bear should there be a link between sirius and pandora. i called greg maffei yesterday, he said, yeah, we did talk about potential synergies and the fact in his belief pandora should potentially consider selling itself at this point. but he also went onto end our conversation by simply saying they're not for sale. and that of course may be the key reason why the stock actually was down yesterday

you can check out the music by typing in "dub nation" on pandora's website.sounds fun. >> cool. not bad. all right. well, we have plenty of sports to talk about with our warriors' big win tonight. >> sports director larry beil back at oracle tonight. great night there, larry. >> reporter: yeah, dan, a philosophical question. if the warriors win a game but it's not absolutely excruciating in the fourth quarter with every possession, does it still count as a w? >> good question. >> you better believe it does. you better believe it does. the bench w w >>> good evening, everybody. larry beil live at oracle arena. game 1 of the nba finals was really kind of strange. the warriors, they get 20 points combined, combined from steph curry and klay thompson. an they still beat cleveland by 15 points. we'll check out the highlights. warriors fans thinking another championship banner coming. harrison barnes got the start over andre iguodala. great first half. beautiful feed here. andrew bogut. what a wonderful passer. barnes and one. leandro barbosa, the brazilian blur, s

you can check out the music by typing in "dub nation" on pandora's website.s fun. >> cool. not bad. all right. well, we have plenty of sports to talk about with our warriors' big win tonight. >> sports director larry beil back at oracle tonight. great night there, larry. >> reporter: yeah, dan, a philosophical question. if the warriors win a game but it's not absolutely excruciating in the fourth quarter with every possession, does it still count as a w? >> good question. >> you better believe it does. you better believe it does. the bench was th for wounded warriorsgram and their families to build new lives together. when my dad left, i was, like, this big, but now i'm, like, this big. my dad got a master's degree in human resources. thanks to warriors to work that my dad has a terrific job. when the warrior project helps them by, you know, giving them another start. now that my dad's home, i get a lot more hugs. i'm really proud of him. find out more about wounded warrior project at findwwp.org. welcome home the brave. >>> good evening, everybody. larry bei

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to listen, you start before you leave the house, before you drive out of the driveway, you put on pandoraathie lee gifford, and then streisand comes up and then mine, and it's a hell of a way to start the day. >> she is right, if you go to pandora radio, and you punch in kathie lee radio -- >> do it if you are having an mri, i swear, you will just go to lala land. it's fantastic. >> let's hear it for our friend, michael phelps. he returned to the pool and he came out of retirement at age 30 and some people wonder, are you too old? look, he is so far ahead, and there's n he swam the 200-meter butterfly. he has an interesting physique. >> he has the longest torso i have ever seen. >> the opposite of you. >> yeah, i have a short torso. and the longest legs god ever made. >> and you are proportioned just great. >> a little old for some people's taste. >> they say this is what makes him a great swimmer. >> okay. >> he is 6'4", but from the tip of his finger to the tip of his finger is 6'7". how >> 5'5" -- 5' 5 -- this says 5 feet. >> oh, then i have quite the span. >> yes, i do -- >> no, you a

if you go to pandora radio and punch in kathie lee gifford radio.s one of my channels. >> you never use it but you have it. >> do it if you are having an mri. >> i swear, you will just go to louisia lala land. >> let's hear it for michael phelps. he returned to the pool and came out of retirement at age 30. some people, wonder, are you too old. he is so far ahead. he swam the 200 meter butterfly. he crushed the competition, didn't just beat them. michael phelps has an interesting-looking physique. he has a swimmer's body. >> the longest torso i have ever seen. longer torso, shorter legs. >> i have a short torso and the longest legs. >> and you are proportioned just perfectly. >> just perfect but a little old, a little old for some people's taste. >> but think of all the experience you have. >> you would totally find out. >> they say this is what makes him a great swimmer. he is 6'4" but his wingspan, from the tip of his finger to the tip of his finger. >> it must be your middle finger, your longest one. >> don't put that there. it is 6'7". >> how ta

. >>> samsung has unrailed new wireless ear buds, the 200-dollar ear bugs can connect to pandora andpotify through android devices and store up to 4 gigabytes of music to play on their own. >>> much more to come up on "action news." >>> legislators mass pass a law in response to the killing of cecil the lion in simm -- zimbabwe, that's a dog, there's the lion, that's coming up. at longhorn steakhouse, we know there's nothing better than a steak and an ice cold beer. if there was, we would have made this commercial about that. longhorn's grilled tastes of summer. our new smoky pepper crusted filet with shrimp. our new grilled hawaiian salmon. and our famous outlaw ribeye. tonight. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. for lunch, try our steakhouse burger or any steakhouse lunch combo starting at $7. decide today if charges will be filed against parents of a child who got into a zoo encloser. zoo officials shot and killed the male gorilla to save the 3-year-old on saturday. cincinnati gorilla world will have a 3-foot higher wall than what was there before. >>> trophies of

. >>> listen up, dubs fans, pandora is providing a sound track for the dubs. ♪ >> "get on the good footial dub players playlist. you just heard a little bit from the oakland r & b barjd tower of power. you can check it out by niepg dub nation on pandora's website. >> nice. >>> the copa america is 87 degrees. cooling down to 80 by the time we genlts to the end of the march. here's a look at the forecast. do you want to be greek for a day? how about three days. 85 sunday. how about around the rest of the state. if you're traveling this friday, triple digits through the central valley. l.a., 83, and a record 82 degrees in tahoe. safe travels. here's sue. >> clear and nice for your drive out of san rafael this morning past the civic center. into san rafael. and into san francisco, a 22-minute drive. not bad at all. still slowing out of tracy. we do have an accident just reported in fremont. southbound 880, two lanes were blocked there trying to clear that to the right shoulder. slight showing. give yourself a little extra time. we'll check back in a few. >> thank you, sue. >>> right now we'

the egyptian military has retaken control, but clinton has opened the pandora's box of radical islam. then there was the disastrous strategy of announcing our departure from iraq, handing large parts of the country over to isis and the isis killers. isis threatens us today because of the decisions hillary clinton has made, along with president obama. isis also threatens peaceful muslims across the middle east, and peaceful muslims across the world who have been terribly victimized by horrible brutality, and who only want to raise their kids in peace and safe safety. in short, hillary clinton's tryout for the presidency has produced one deadly foreign policy disaster after another. one by one, they're all bad. she's virtual done nothing right. she's virtually done nothing good. it all started with her bad judgment with supporting the war in iraq in the first place. though i was not in government service, i was among the earliest to criticize the rush to war, and yes, even before the war ever started. but hillary clinton learned nothing from iraq. when she got into power, she couldn't w

because this vote is incredibly tight i'd say it opens pandora's box for the future here. it is going to be very interesting to hear what they eu officials say given it is so tight and of course given the possibly leadership change in the future. i mean these next few months i this i are going to be very difficult whether it is talking about what the future trade negotiations or anything else. and i've always also seen other comments an twitter as well about possibility of holding a fresh general election rather than just a leadership change which perhaps gordon brown should have done in 2007. so wow, pandora's box louisa. >> stay with us. i want to introduce our guest here in the studio. reejis professor of economics at the london school of economics. good morning. first what is your reaction to the results. what is the reaction to the markets this morning? to all this talk of uncertainty to come? and what we do from here? >> the reaction was more one of shock early indication showed the remain were going to edge it. undecided voters usually you don't vote for big change

and sure enough, the pandoras are loose on the land. but jay feldman has taken a totally different, very constructive and healthy approach to our pesticide problem, not just opposing the pesticides themselves, but also proposing and trying to impose across the country a regimen of organic production and certification. and he served on the committee that helped put together the organic standards at the u.s. department of agriculture. we were just talking backstage about that's one of the few laws that has actually worked in terms of using chemicals. the reason it worked is because it's got principles and ethics built into it. the reason of that is because the people, themselves, created the organic standards. it didn't come from a lobbyist and didn't come from a member of congress. the people, themselves, put it forward. now we have to defend it again because the powers that be are trying to undo it. jay, for 35 or so years has been head of beyond pesticides working to eliminate poisons by extending organic production. jay feldman. [ app

caroline: what happens if that pandora's box is opened?hen we openedt the treaties, we have to be very, very careful. -- last treaty changed last changed in 10 years. to bed the improvements more effective, but finally to for another treaty debate 10 years is not going to help. the challenges are too high. we have to be very, very careful. times has anncial absolutely spectacular analysis about how the united kingdom will vote. sobering to see that the conservative nonunion center parties to say that they you not vote tuesday in the -- eu. considering the polls now, i'm a little bit hesitating. the final poll is on the 23rd of june, when the people have to decide. one point is quite sure. if great britain is going out of the european union, this will have an impact for foreign investment, not only for german foreign investors, but for foreign investors from the whole alsoean union, but worldwide. when great britain is not any longer and member of the european union, it is not a member of the single market. that means that the united states

the man who was ripped open the underbelly of hate in america, opening a pandora's box.d it's not just his comments on the klan. right? look at the rallies. for example, the supporter john mcgraw who sucker punched by black lives matter activist in north carolina, and then said that next time he would kill him. and donald trump saying that he would pay the legal fees of the supporters if they are jailed. the only silver lining is i heard stephen, the legal publisher and writer say it was investing to say pay their legal fees because he never pays his own. donald trump, violence at rallies. and then a very interesting piece that david did in "mother jones" about trumps longtime butler who trump didn't want to let go. he worked for him like 70 years for the family for decades. you know the sort of tom's father, fred companies new times wrote about his name and his address in 1927 or 28, heart of a clan rally in queens. and now is longtime butler, anthony, that the "new york times" did a piece on last march 15, not unfavorable peace, how he was so deeply close to the family

pandora is not for sale. >> it's not for sale. if it was sirius would try to buy it in earnest. >> sirius would be a tremendous ac acquisition for apple. you would own the car. again, let me back up. none of the things i'm talking about i think are going to happen. >> you don't. >> if you asked me if i were running the m&a department for apple, i would put together anything that can be a continuum in the car whether sirius, pandora, i want to own the car. because the car moves. that's why i suggested that they buy harmon. harmon is challenged on a foreign exchange basis. own the brains of a car so your cell phone comes in and you turn your car on with this and then that is the future. i've seen it. they have to do it because amazon is doing it. when you go to the amazon echo you can tell it to turn your car on and i did it last week. i had a ford turned on by it. and -- with the sync 3 that mark fields is pioneering and some people feel that ford is very late versus others. i think that they're in the mix. it's a scrum. but if app

music pandora which comes in ahead of heavyweights like starbucks and cisco pays for workers to have gender affirmation surgery. but perks aren't everything. >> perks ar baseline. you have to have them. but people don't go to work for these perks. there's so many founder-led companies. benioff can say, this is my company, i believe in giving back, you can have seven days off to volunteer, those are the kind of things people want to work for palaces where they're inspired. >> reporter: the list suggests people are seeking growing companies over blue chip stalwarts. absent from the list are huge profitable fortune 500 companies like disney or procter & gamble or ge. and not a single company in the energy or retail sector show up either. many the top attracters are also top market performers. the top five names on the list have all at least doubled their share price in that period compared to the s&p's 65%. employees like investors are following the money. deer ra bosa for "nightly business report" in san francisco. >>> some employers are offering more perks. others may be scaling back.

line of wearable fitness gadgets, can play music without a phone, even stream from services like pandora and spotify. but they don't take calls, they only work with android devices. the ear buds cost $200. >> oh. >> little pricy there, too. coming up after the break, another check on weather and traffic. stay with >> we made it to the weekends, also to the point where our pattern goes more downhill. we will see duo every fronts cross the delaware valley, one crosses through today, starting today, another one comes along sunday. so we can navigate you through your outdoor plans, if you have them planned for the weekend. saturday best bet at this point, but storm scan shows nothing more than couple every light rain showers, little heavier pocket, across the maryland state border that just developed within this last hour. soap, there could be brief but locally heavy downpour at some point this morning, but i would say the brunt of this moving through this morning, than it is all sort of hit and miss variety of shower or thunderstorm, now, not crazy about how this particular future weather m

the egyptian military has retaken control but clinton has opened the pandora's box of radical islam. then there was the strategy of announcing our departure from iraq handing large parts of the country over to isis and the isis' killers. isis threatens us today because of the decisions hillary clinton has made along with president obama. isis also threatens peaceful muslims across the middle east and peaceful muslims across the world who have been terribly victimized by horrible brutality and only want to raise their kids in peace and safety. [applause] >> in short, hillary clinton's tryout for presidency has presented one deadly foreign policy after another. one by one, they are all bad, she has virtually done nothing right and virtually done nothing good. it all started with the bad judgment in supporting the war in iraq in the first place. i wasn't in government services but i was among the earliest to criticize the rush to war and even before the war ever started. [applause] >> hillary clinton learned nothing from iran because when she got into power she could not wait to rush us

julie: related to analyst calls on these various movers, let's get started with pandora.graded the stock on its core business saying the odds of a company building a successful on-demand service is relatively high but at the same time, they're looking at the m&a chances for the company. there has been talk about pandora potentially being a target and axiom sees it as a target. a reasonable takeout price could be $20 per share which is higher than where the stock is now. we are taking a look at linked in. rbc upgraded it saying it still reasonably well positioned against large advertising markets so it's reasonably valued. rbc looked at a survey to come to these conclusions. the shares are rising 1.8% and sellly agrium being cut to from outperform. the analysts are looking at the retail unit in particular which makes them -- which makes 3/4 of its sales in my say that transition has been surprisingly slow. we seeing a lot of the kleins today within the fertilizer group. this stock is down one port -- we have seen a lot of declines today within the fertilizer group. alix: t

no, pandora. no spotify, no apple tv, nothing.ven when i tried to look the number up to call the company to tell them the internet doesn't work, i had to go on the int internet and then two hours on the phone friday night with is the red light still flashing? okay can i put you on hold and you know they're smoking or something. it was terrible. i almost broke down and opened a book. i came this close and we're on day 2350ifive of not being able stick my daughter in front of "curious george" for four hours. let me tell you, when i'm vice president, the wifi will never go out. [ applause ] it's as simple as that. wifi goes out, i'll grab the head of the company, throw the son of a -- right in prison and anyone forced to spend anymore than 40 minutes on the phone will be awarded the vice presidential medal of freedom. [ applause ] guillermo, you had a rough weekend to? my brother in law called me and said guillermo got a concussion over the weekend. what happened? >> i was playing soccer and the guy hit me right here. >> jimmy: were

affordable residential housing and if you're creating adu's but condo not under rent control the pandora's box i agree with commissioner moore we should locate those not today that was amenable to the maker. >> yes. commissioner antonini. >> just to balance the distances brought up by commissioner moore i have many friends and patience unusually empty nesters that sold their large enemies in out allowing areas or on the west side of san francisco and moved into condominium as their permanent residences in the east side of the city you have to balance the people from condominium to people moving both condominiums both things happen at the same time. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further, we'll move on to there is a motion there is a motion that has been seconded to adopt a resolution for approval with modifications specifically staff recommendations one adding to establish a number of minimal unit size and excluding 3 and 4 and including 5 recommending further study an of with the condo issue and excluding 7 and including 8. >> could you go over that one more time. >> there will be t

look at what pandora has done.tle bit on the news. >> it sold off right as the headlines were crossing. it's one of those things, amazon can enter the market. it doesn't make that much of a difference. long term it memes customers are sticky and somebody else gets hurt at their expense. >> do you like it? >> yeah. my darts use amazon for a lot of the shows and music. so the longer they can make sticky, as long as they can keep people tied to it, as long as they can tie it into a prime service, it just means bezos is going to have more and more clients. >> more leverage. the tv shows help us sell more shoes? >> amazon checks a lot of boxes. i've been bullish on the name, but there's a retracement level where it broke right before the market started to rip again. it was 696. you're in nose bleed territory, but right now with the market, a little squishy. >> actually every one of the last five years along the amazing run, it's already had a 12%, 20% draw down on the way. >> we'll leave it there. as we do, why don't yo

the egyptian military has retaken control and clinton has opened the pandora's box of radical islam. there was the disastrous strategy of announcing our departure from iraq, and handing country to isis and isis killers. isis threatens us today because of the decisions hillary clinton has made with president obama. isis threatens peaceful muslims and peaceful muslims across the world who are victimized by horrible brutality and only want to raise their kids in peace. in short. [applause] >> hillary clinton has produced one deadly foreign-policy disaster after another. one by one they are all bad. she has done nothing right, she has done nothing good. it all started with her bad judgment in support of the war in iraq in the first place. i was among the earliest to criticize the rush to war and even before the war effort started. [applause] >> hillary clinton learned nothing from her act because when she got into power, she couldn't wait to rush us to war in libya. she lacks the temperament and judgment and competence to lead our country. she should not be president under any circumstan

it is not opened pandora's box.here is nothing routine about terrorism and nothing routine about the 9/11 case. i think it is a false argument justy that passing jasta clarifies existing law and history. it is a false premise to say that it will open pandora's box and other countries will start soon united states. --t is not the reality that reality of what has occurred in the last 40 years. jordan a narrowly statistic and americans killed by terrorists by foreign entity. i don't know how anyone could be in favor of giving that foreign immunity for terrorist act. our conversation with andrew maloney who is a 9/11 families attorney. the area code for all of our numbers. 10's begin with a call from in north carolina. go ahead, 10. caller: thank you. don't try to cut me off. i will be brief. i want to ask your guest a question. think this was saudi arabia, with this be different? saudi arabia has got so many ties to the rich people here in america. our also influence a lot of politics in washington through money. that

will be big changes to the youth, and it is important for apple to fight off the rise of things like pandoraemily: brian, when it comes to selling were software, what does apple need to prove at wwdc? brian: these ovens give you little bit -- these events give you a little bit of a hint of what could be coming out in the next 12 months it more importantly, it builds and ecosystem for the future. something around apple pay. there has been discussion around -peer payments and around being able to use apple pay on websites, about apple music and making it easier, and as we talked about, siri. software is important, and it is often called the soul of apple products. it is the differentiator for apple products to their competitors do not have hardware and software working together. they have hardware and rely on android for the software. that is how they continue to differentiate. emily: and this is gearing up to iphone 7, right? we assume there will be another release in the fall. as far as we know, it will be incremental as first changes to the hardware. ian: that is what the indicators are. it

all of a sudden, but the situation, and doors box has box hasned -- pandora's been opened. he said, english folks have overturned the democratic will of the people of northern ireland. this was across community vote. english villagers are driving northern ireland as the european union. the british government has forfeited any mandate to represent the economic or political interest of the people in northern island. point for a border pulled. extraordinary in , justnse that we have have him suggesting that we want another referendum. the first minister in scotland is given a press conference later. clearly, is an island did vote -- northern ireland did vote to remain. a broader pull in the nationalist community taking a bid to keep northern ireland and the eu. eu.n the >> this has been a lifelong aim to have some sort of border pol l. this is a prime opportunity to push for that. argument, northern ireland is facing a very uncertain future given that we have that land border with the republic of ireland. there's all sorts of applications for what has happened. the movement of

another talking about -- you mentioned your picks, xo group, paypal, ebay, pandora, and shutterfly.t of announcements including mar ke toe. there's sim man tex and blue coat. there is a frenzy of it. >> of course, you have the retail for that. the dynamic is there. i guess the one place i'd caution all that, i don't think microsoft taking linkedin particularly requires a direct answer from a competitor. it's not as if somebody else says, wow, we have to match that somehow and create the same combination of things. without a doubt, a lot of companies at this point, they're going to have their growth plateau. >> and it's going to be fascinating to watch. he says he thinks this deal is threatening interestingly enough true sales force given that they'll have way that will be difficult for the market leader to follow. a significant day in many ways rj thank you for joining us. >>> adapt or die as the saying goes. one auto parts marek is changing its times and electronic autonomous vehicles. we'll hear from the ceo next. >>> we're ten days away from the brexit vote, how it can affect pou

>> i don't think he wanted anyone to have the combination, because that was his control over the pandora'sx. >> ...the other a texas-sized challenge. >> this may be financially one of the dumbest things that i have ever done. >> together, can they make history? >> fire! [ explosion ] [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ]

. >> this is on your pandora? >> what? >> there you go. >> how do you spell that again?ska. ♪ [ music ] ♪ . >> my mom loves this song. >> i think i'm older than your mom. >> now we're talking. >> i like this one. >> next stop young's town and the 49er connection. headquarters head there are still some plants billowing smoke in these eparts but the steel industry has mostly disappeared. you have to go to a museum to see what was all about. >> winter, spring, fall, summer these guys were working. >> a little refreshments for the road. got chex mix, coffee, what else does a guy need. >> in the midwest the ohio and pennsylvania turnpikes. 150 miles and at least four toll stations later we were at the con flings in pits -- we were in pittsburgh. >> a big time shifting of the gears as we're talking about hockey. the sharks it's do or die as they trail 3-1 with the penguins. things were considerably calmer back then than they are right now. the sharks coming in a short time after that. and snot unlike the warriors -- and not unlike the warriors who were down three games to one.

. >> this may have unleashed pandora's box that was emboldened those who wanted to say things in the past and haven't felt they've been able to. >> the muslim council has counted hundreds of hate crimes in the past few days and victims aren't just muslim. a polish community center was also vandalized. >> we heard a lot about the brexit impact to the united states but what about california specifically? our political analyst is with us and larry the economy and politics usually go hand in hand. what's the local impact on our economy here? >> you know, look. it's hard to predict the future, raj. but we do know a lot about the recent past. for example, california exported to britain, $5 billion. $5 billion making britain our tenth largest export recipient. also britain ranked second only to china with 686,000 visitors who spent more than $900 million here. and another fact, the 1100 british businesses in california, employing 55,000 workers here. and why are these numbers important? simply this, fewer california exports, fewer british visitors, uncertain among british employers, all the

pandora and yelp also up better than four, but a good time to turn this over now to the "half." "squawk alley." noontime on the east coast meaning it's the "halftime report" here at post nine. take it away, simon. >>> and here we go. welcome to the "halftime report." i'm simon hobb in for scott wapner. clearly, a market comeback. a panel of experts for the hour, joe tear nova, stephanie link, jon and pete najarian. after that massive sell-off that saw $3 trillion in market cap lost around the world. major indices higher. oil in rally mode. dollar in the treasury selling off a bit. are we looking at a head fake rally or some real stability? >> doesn't feel like real stability. does it, guys? >> we opened up. then sold off. and j

. >> clinton has opened the pandora's box of radical islam. >> here is the bottom line, economists left right and center all agree donald trump will drive america back into recession. >> earlier clinton visited the capital and met with democrat leaders before this. democrats staged a sit-in for the lack of gun control legislation. >> rise up democrats and rise up americans, this cannot stand. >> and it's no surprise that guns and economy are expected to be two critical issues facing votesers come november but for clinton there was a change in her tone, this was a policy oriented clinton the attacked against trump still there but outlined a five point plan for the economy. >> back to you rick. >> thank you. world news tonight with david muir will have more on the ongoing battle between hillary clinton and donald trump. you can watch that at 6:30 following "action news" at 6:00. >>> time to see how traffic is moving on the roadways, matt pellman is here with an update on the highways and by ways. >> 95 is firing back as we look live rick and sharrie here near the vine street expressway th

only just a rupture to the uk economy but rupture to the whole european economy because it opens up pandora'sor everybody else to begin an exit. and most importantly if uk begins the leave process italy could be the next target. italy is the single most important country in that sense because it is far bigger than greece. as the huge economy within the euro zone. and if italy makes any move towards leaving it ruptures the whole unit completely. >> does it really spark other countries to potentially leave? most of those other countries like italy, they are part of the euro as well. so for them to leave really would mean economic collapse, whereas it doesn't necessarily. the debate is raging of course. mean the same for the uk. you have to look at greece who accept extremely draconian standards imposed because they now the alternative of leaving the euro would be much worse. would it actually spark other countries to consider leaving as well? >> tough question because it is as much political as economic. and the point being is that greece is a tiny economy. and it would get crushed if it left t

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. >> clinton has opened the pandora's box of radical islam. >> where is the bottom line? economists left, right and center all agree. donald trump will drive america back into recession. >> earlier clinton visited the capitol where she met privately with house democrats just before this. >> where is thy courage. >> a rare show of protest, democrats staging a sit-in over the lack of gun control legislation. >> rise up democrats. rise up americans. this cannot stand. >> both guns and the economy likely to be very important voter issues come november. clinton also just now tweeting out her support to those democrats saying that house republicans, quote, can turn off the cameras, but they can't silence our voices. reporting live from washington, lana zak, abc 7 news. >>> lana, donald trump is coming under fire for some of the things said about benghazi and ambassador stevens. who is from the bay area. can you tell us anything about that? >> absolutely. one of the things donald trump said on the campaign trail, he claimed that hillary clinton was asleep in her bed when the att

the founder and ceo of pandora tim wester gren will be joining us.ew and much more coming up from kayla on "squawk alley". >>> 250 points on the dow, getting a welcome boost from the uk. thursday's brexit vote still too close to call, but risk assets around the world surging on new opinion polls that show campaign for britain to leave the eu appears to be losing momentum. joining us now is john silvia, chief economist at wells fargo securities. this is a big move today. do you think it's the beginning of perhaps a dear change in sentiment? >> i think it is basically a change in sentiment. we also have to worry, simon, about volatility here because while the sentiment may have moved today, in two or three days we'll see what the actual vote is. but volatility is the number one story both for the equity market but also for the british pound. >> okay. let's go obviously the polls are still too close for thursday. but let's go with today's price action. let's believe in the price action. how much of an overhang do you think the uk has been to the market

it opens up a pandora's box of, do we go into a second or third round of euro crisis.re doubting japan's ability to rein in the yen after it rallied to a 22-month high against the dollar. what's the number one asset you would be buying right now? one safeyou had to buy haven asset, it would probably be the longer end of the yield curve. the yen has had such a dramatic move. it's difficult to predict. moves to predict those day-to-day -- with treasuries, you know if there is more pain in markets, treasuries are more than likely going to rally, and they are cheap compared to other government bonds. we are not advocating that. but if you had to, that would be one thing. uplied volatility has come substantially, but is still relatively low given where treasury yields are, given where the yen is, so that's another thing we would think about. jonathan: looking at the japanese yen, how dangerous is it to go along -- long? we are hearing more and more verbal intervention. is it a matter of time before they deliver with something off the back of it? troy: they more than likely

. >> that being said, pandora is my trade.ity, a nice month, i think it's going higher. i'm in for the ride. >> karen finerman? >> we talked about it some, but i want to talk about it a little more. michael kors. i think it's actually better to own today, up 7 or 8 or whatever it was, than it was yesterday when you didn't know what the earnings are. and you know the company which has been extremely aggressive out there buying back stock. they think it's a good deal here. they've been very, very aggressive. we know they're going to be out there. i like the valuation here. it's the rodney dangerfield of the luxury space. no respect. and they should get respect. >> well, for me, it's fcx and copper. i think you sell this. take profits, short it. if copper breaks from $2, this company will be in trouble. katy bar the door. >> i wonder where that came from. >> now people say, lululemon reports in a week or so. i don't want to be short. pete's wearing them. own the stock. >> see you back >>> my mission is simple. to make you money.