you have pandora. there is no shortage. that ite is no evidence has had any impact. you would take away free data. those companies, and especially the ones that are not as large, tech startups, new online services, they need and ability to compete. take away these rules, and right now we have protections and there have been concerns raised that they would be looking into had they not been in court in the first year and now by theally repealed commission, but without those protection, most people predict that it will have a harmful effect on consumers. >> most people do not predict that. to thing that is important can make a political case for net neutrality we are e and open internet. make anpossible to economic case for net neutrality. and that is why the chief economist at the commission at the time said the rulemaking was an economics freezone because the chairman and the two democratic commissioners and the economicff ignored the arguments. and the order itself ignored all of the economic evidence that had been presented. and they were criticized for that by judg

why is pandora under pressure?find out, and i have to tell you, that the word of the day is "rerating." month risen the most this . pandora, on the other hand, worst performer on the stoxx 600. down 7.8%. lowest since august 2015. it has dropped the most since june 2016. this is also about rerating. it has been cut from a hold. looking at rio tinto. more than anything to illustrate what is happening with mining stocks. mining stocks under pressure. a lot of metals on the london metal exchange are down. plummeting. we are seeing that impact on a lot of the miners. minds a different metal -- mines a different metal. rio tinto has hit its lowest point this year, down 2.7%. juliette: first word news. president donald trump will take aim at i.t. outsourcing companies when he orders a review of the visa programs to favor more skilled and highly paid applicants. administration official named a consulting service, and emphasis as examples of companies that will have fewer visas approved as changes are adopted. the program

. ♪ caroline: the struggling music streaming company pandora has asked better deal terms.abels are unlikely to heed these requests. pandora still generates cash, but it is under pressure to prove its better days are still ahead as an independent company. shares slid and remain below the 2011 ipo price. spotify made waves over reports it is considering an unusual way to satisfy investors, weighing a direct listing rather than a traditional ipo and would not involve underwriters and sidestep price speculation. joining us now is one of spotify's backers. also, bob oh donald. direct market listings, circumventing ipos. would this be a positive step? >> good to be with you. our review on the direct listing is positive. we think it signals confidence. the company reflects this idea that the business is financially sound and they have enough cash to support their growth and don't need to raise billions of dollars to be sustainable and successful. it does challenge this notion that the business needs to go through the traditional ipo roadshow to market the story. great businesses

box and fall of assad would be all sorts of groups and we would have perpetual war and pandora's box of terrorism? >> i think what we have seen is quite the opposite as rebels have been further marginalized and have not had support that they needed to maintain. we have seen growth of isis, the growth of al qaeda and other groups. in essence what we have seen is counter to that reaction where the rebels and syrian freedom fighters have been put on defensive because there has been no support and the vacuum filled has been isis and al qaeda and so on. >> ultimately and other people have noted this to me. this is not my observation that fundamentally there is asymmetry that people fighting in syria who are syrians, rebels and then iran and russia are simply have more at stake in the conflict than america ever will, that there is no way to level up american investment in the conflict that will ever be equal to the investment of other proxys. >> if we have learned anything the united states is extreme investment in the middle east. i think before this conflict most people couldn't put syri

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i believe once you go down that road, you've opened pandora's box. >> which is impossible, yeah. >> once harry reid did this, i believe in 2013, and correct me if i'm wrong, jeff, but in 2013 for other judicial appointments, other than the supreme court. everybody was saying, well, the next step is the supreme court. and lo and behold, here we are at the supreme court. and then the next step, could that be legislative filibusters, you know? so, i think it's very hard to undo something that you've done that's as important as this is. >> but just to answer kate's question, it is at least possible under the rules to go back to the older rules. >> it is. it is. >> but as you point out, unlikely though that may be. >> and why would any party want to do that if they were -- >> in the majority. >> this is what elections is about. >> when has changing the rules in the senate engendered more bipartisan effort and kumbaya nature? great to see you guys. thanks so much. again, we're keeping our eye. lindsey graham is talking right now in committee. he's a big yes on neil gorsuch. we'll watch this pl

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and capturing it, putting it back into pandora's box, is almost impossible. >> experts also suggest adding your numbers to the do-not-call registry and blocking suspicious numbers. as soon as the do-not-call list came out, my numbers were on there. >> do you have the app? >> i don't. >> you need it -- >> it works beautifully. android and iphone. >> i've been hanging occupy people. >> no -- hanging up on people. >> no, does it automatically. spam, out of there. >> it doesn't normally come on your landline, right? >> no. >> i never get them on my cell phone. i have a land line for that purpose. that's the reason i have. it and i give that phone number to people -- >> that's another question -- you don't have a land line. >> no. >> you have a land line. >> i don't even have a jack in my house. >> i do, but i don't answer it. i'm old enough to remember when people answer their house phone. we don't answer it anymore. >> that's another question. do you still have a landline in your house? >> the question for weather is umbrellas? the answer is no. sunglasses, yes. sunshine will be nice and brig

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getting any type of religion involved, like what they are talking about now, because it opens up pandora's box. what is the religion anyway? i thought it was supposed to be religionn of the state trade if i was a muslim, and i want to have, for instance, i would maybe like to have something printed in arabic, like we do in spanish, how would you react to something like that? religion should be separate from state, and i cannot say anything else. i think we should be very, very careful here. i agree with the gentleman before the southern gentlemen, both of them are actually right. will let ourwer guest respond. guest: this is central to the heart of misery's argument here -- missouri's argument here. they are free to practice their religion, the state does not have to subsidize. the church has to spend their own money if they want to resurface their playground, and we do not prevent them from holding services, doing anything to do in their community. again, that is an argument that two lower courts found compelling, and we will see if the supreme court agrees. wisconsin, alex is next on our

john: so you find a new listeners to make it makes them more accessible and pandora is experimentingce cell that is for work famous interact with musicians. if you are a 15 year-old girl listening tunic jonas if you put a thumbs-up then it is possible sudden the he will appear and interact hello. in this case he invited his fans to deal is a long. john: i am most big stars will not do this? to read more are. making bad genuine connection can now happen because of streaming and data knowing who the fans are and where they are simic the most sick amazing example the did not realize how many things it has i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free. it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. try super poligrip free. hidden in every swing, every chip, and every putt, is data that can make the difference between winning and losing. the microsoft cloud helps the pga tour turn countless points of data into insights that transform their business and will enhance

attraction, pandora, based on avatar, and what links they go to create these worlds, and it looks athis manhole cover that is printed with the name of the mining company. just how important they call the engineers they work on these .orlds, imagineers the painstaking detail that goes on in terms of creating best to give a unique user experience, and the competition they face, the immersive character of entertainment, how important it is to get that unique experience . unique it is a big, corporate story. >> the magic kingdoms on both coasts are super successful. they are the most successful theme parks in the world, but there are ancillary parks, and those are the ones that have to do some tweaking from time to time. now they are doing that to animal kingdom, which is orlando, and they will be doing that with the star wars-themed land in disneyland and disney , so it is anywood ongoing theme park world maintenance program. about how theye are adapting avatar for disney parks. tell us about what they are doing. that is not an easy undertaking. >> know, and they did that right the wiza

listen to classic jay-z albums, you cannot get it anywhere but tidal or song by song on youtube or pandoras me because universal music group which has a deal with jay-z just made a big deal with spotify last week. over the weekend, his music disappears. he is clearly trying to send some kind of message. maybe he is trying to give some boost to tidal. it would be helpful if someone from his camp would give me a call back. caroline: hopefully we will chase them for you. tidal is his rival streaming music company he bought. it was a european-based company. do we know how well tidal is doing? it was not a huge success as the businessman might have liked to have seen. >> the big attention getter for them has been exclusive windows or getting an early chance to release new music from several of jay-z's friends, partners, so on. rihanna, kanye west. but most analysts think it has got three or 4 million subscribers, which would make it the third or fourth paid streaming service, but way behind apple and spotify. the owners did manage to sell a stake in tidal earlier this year. caroline: i will hav

this really goes from the ground up of their new attraction, pandora, based on avatar, and what lengthhey go to create these worlds, and it looks at this manhole cover that is printed with the name of the mining company. just how important they call the engineers they work on these worlds, imagineers. they are dressed the same. they were hats. reminds me of willy wonka and the balloon -- the balloon bus -- willy wonka and the oompa loompas. the painstaking detail that goes on in terms of creating best to give a unique user experience, and the competition they face, the immersive character of entertainment, how important it is to get that unique experience. oliver: it is a big, unique corporate story. >> the magic kingdoms on both coasts are super successful. they are the most successful theme parks in the world, but there are ancillary parks, and those are the ones that have to do some tweaking from time to time. now they are doing that to animal kingdom, which is orlando, and they will be doing that with the star wars-themed land in disneyland and disney world in hollywood, so it is a

he's been getting criticism in some in his own party, others say he opened a pandora's box.t do you think? >> thanks for having me. i work with a lot of heros, too. it was a good thing that donald trump did with the strike in syria. the criticism comes out that they can use the runway and do this. we weren't trying to destroy syria. if we want to, we could. we sent a message taking out radars, planes. giving them a smack on the face saying we need to talk about this. syria and assad are puppets to the russians. we tried with diplomacy, putin lied to us. we're sending a battle carrier group to include cruisers. this is the way we use forward defense and one of which is deterrent. you can't deter people without using force, this starts the conversation. >> you said the red line, not following up on that created this vacuum. >> yeah. having red lines and does not back them up has created messes everywhere. look what happened in palm sunday on egypt. two catholic churches. syria is a mess. we have my grants coming through europe. they're going to get here, this is because there

to some of his classic albums you cannot get it anywhere but tidal or song by song on youtube or pandoratiming confuses me because they just made a bigger with spotify last week. over the weekend, his music disappears. he is clearly trying to send some kind of message. it would be helpful if someone from his camp would give me a call back. caroline: tidal is his unrivaled streaming music company he bought. it was a european-based company. do we know how well tidal has been doing? it was not a huge success of the businessman might have liked to have seen. >> the big attention getter for them has been exclusive, getting an early chance to release new music from several of jay-z's friends, proteges, partners, and so on. most analysts think it has 3 million or 4 million subscribers which would make it the third or fourth biggest paid streaming service in the market but behind spotify and apple music. jay-z did manage to sell -- the owners did manage to sell a stake in tidal earlier this year. caroline: speaking of spotify, the company made waves last week on reports it is considering an unus

the democrats opened up pandora's box in this regard. >> that's right. rob: does he have a leg to stand on here? >> that's exactly right. irony of ironies would be it would be harry reid that laid the groundwork for this nuclear option to be deployed. not just on judge gorsuch because he's going to get through no matter what. it's the next one that really matters as judith was saying, and the interesting gamut that schumer has to go through in his head is, is it worth it? you will have democrats peel off the red states. they're going to say why should i walk the plank for chuck schumer on should, when i know that this judge is going to be approved in the end anyway. if that breaks on this vote, then chuck schumer's power in the senate and his ability to influence is going to be greatly diminished because if he's got five or eight democrats in the red states peeling off on the nomination, what are they going to do on taxes, on health care, on a number of other things down the road. rob: i think it is tough to get any democrats behind the president because

factor that made the investigation possible and that initiated the specific cover up that opened the pandora's box of everything else that was going 1972,u look at it in june in november, that one the second largest landslide in american history. >> everything but massachusetts and the district of columbia. >> i do think, why on earth would you be so paranoid as to think you needed to break into and listen to the democratic national committee? >> there was no white house direction for that act. >> so the whole world of politics then still breathe and lived in that paranoia, but it was all hit. the whole thing -- all hidden. the thing about trump is everything is on the surface. why doesn't he say, i don't like putin?i don't like wouldn't that be the thing to do, to cover your tracks? that is not his game. he covers no tracks. >> imagine if the shoe were on the other foot and it was hillary clinton, president hillary clinton who was being connected and identified as a russian intelligence asset. >> well, he is working on that. [laughter] >> this morning or last night, he said something about wh

factor that made these investigations possible and initiated the specific cover up that opened a pandora's box of everything else that was going on. you look at it and you think that happened in june 1972. in november 1972 nixon won the second largest landslide in american history. he won 61 -- >> everything that massachusetts and the district of columbia. >> right. and you think, why on earth, why would you be so paranoid as to think you needed to break into, listen and of the democratic national committee? >> it was the white house direction for that act. >> so the whole world of politics and then still briefed and lived in that paranoid but it was all hidden. so the whole thing about trump is he takes subtext and he makes it text. everything is on the surface. you have literally no, why doesn't he say i don't like putin. we should put sanctions on putin. even if he's a proven aging, wouldn't that be the thing to do, cover your tracks of all of it? that's not his game. he covers no tracks. >> imagine if the shoe were on the other foot and if it was hillary clinton, president hillary clin

i got a chance to about those rules and how streaming sites like pandora have change thed the game. >s. and why his wife isn't loving taylor swift. check it out.. over the last 20 years because i came up 20 years ago i came up at a time when you can have your songs played on the radio record sales were really happening, you know, you can put out record and sell 20 million records or something and i got to build a fan base and got to have this career and you see new song writers performing song writers just a lot of song writers that don't perform and don't have that extra income they don't have another way to feed their families after while and now nobody is -- nobody is buying the music the way they used to buy it. experiencing music really excite weighing. the state of the music business is changing but the state of music is really exciting. the idea that you can have that kind of whatever you want and being part of music and whole new way, but nobody is being compensated for those things. use me an example. again, i've been very fortunate this isn't me crying property. this is just

ordinary syrians rose up against injustice over six years ago, they had no idea they were opening a pandora'sion, the rise of isis and even mass use of chemical weapons by their president bashir al assad. but that's what the world let happen until this attack on a northwestern syrian village in idlib province prompted the white house to act. bombing the syrian air field used to carry out assad's gas attack. the scenes are horrific. children, gasping for air, twitching likely because of a nerve agent. why would assad do this? why here? it is a major rebel stronghold in his way. but it wasn't the rebel jihadists here he hit but women and children, too. people who may have fled violence but hooz lives in rebel areas he wanted gone to terrify those who defied him into submission. chemical weapons do that. >> explosives don't have the same dispersal and they are more discriminate. chemical weapons are indiscriminate and people die horrible deaths. >> the world has been here before with assad in august 2013. he used sarin near damascus, crossing barack obama's red line. obama didn't bomb but the u.

really opening a pandora's box of problems just because the president wanted to maybe it was misdirectionr maybe it was just to fire back at his critics. when you create new problems for yourself that is hurting yourself. >> to that point he is now seizing one much his tweets yesterday and look at fox news and breitbart he is seizing on a fox news report that anonymously quotes a high ranking official who says someone very senior in the obama administration a known person in the intelligence commute unmasked spread these reports trump transition official picked up on some surveillance and perfectly legal and masking them disclosing their names and that would be very unusual. they say this happened. well, no one else is able to confirm that report, number one. number two, i would make this point. if that is the case, if there was a serious irresponsible reckless effort in the obama administration to spread this stuff around the president has the power to declassify these documents and make this go away like that. instead we get this back and forth. he could end this in a minute and if he w

. >> you own 10% of pandora. haven't actually reported on air in quite some time. >> by the way, thank you. >> you're welcome. so mu so many different things going on. i don't know if they'll raise money with private equity or do nothing. as a 10% holder, what would you like to see? >> this is one of those situations that is better dealt with privately opposed to publicly. we're not in a position to comment on this publicly. we've been engaged with the company. a couple things i can say. the company did move the nomination date several times. it's now may 8th. so shareholders, us included, have the right and ability to nominate directors and affect change up until may. so my hope and my expectation is that the board and by moving that date, the board, management, advisers, can work constructively on all of the various things you mentioned and other things and not commenting on validity of any of what you said. we always said that we think great company, great product, real change is needed. i think they get that

with le pen in the race, the pando pandora's box is open and her supporters are going to demand satisfactionce macron becomes president. >> i'm joining now by our political seen your correspondent michael crawley and my panel is back with me. michael, let's start with you. what are you looking for in the leadup to the runoff election? >> one big question is external events shock to the system. will there be more terrorism in paris, elsewhere in france, europe. you know le pen is trailing badly in the polls. the expectation is that she will be soundly defeated by me anal s -- analcies. nobody thought trump could win. she's in a deeper hole but are we going to see shock to the system and some kind of isis attack that might lend more energy to her argument that france has to close its borders, throw out anybody on a terrorism watch list and really fire up the populist anti-immigrants nationalist voters that she's counting on. >> seeing that president trump basically stopped just short of endorsing le pen, seeing that she is in a hole needs a big leap to take this, do you think we could see any

. >> once your data is released, it's out in the world, and capturing it, putting it back in pandora'sx, almost impossible. >> you can also download apps that block suspicious numbers as well. some of the post popular ones are no more robo, privacy star, and hiya. >> right now, 6:00, we're tracking another wet morning commute and another round of rain now headed to the bay area. >> we get a look at the radar, some of the heavier showers moving to the east and still some spotty rain around the bay area today. we'll talk about the timeline in the microclimate forecast. >> plus, the manhunt expands. the nationwide search still under way for the suspect in the gruesome facebook video killing and the emotionalutes that are being held for the victims. >> the pressure of high rent in silicon valley. the drastic measures some protesters are taking to persuade san jose to improve tenants rights. today in the bay continues right now. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us on this tuesday. i'm kris sanchez, in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. it is spring showers. we're tealing the eff

she made is to the second round and that means the populous pandora's box is open. how many votes macron gets, no matter what his mandate they will demand that the palace answer to them after the next round in two weeks. stephanie? >> guess what else is responding, the market. happening now, opening bell on wall street as the market are reacting to those historic results in france. i want to take a look at the dow. here we are market opening, positive day already, cnbc's dom chu joins me live from cnbc headquarters. stock futures surged overnight. dom, when we look at these numbers it's important to break them down because they are not saying marine le pen making it this far is a positive for the markets. in fact, marine le pen advancing with macron is a more positive for the markets in terms of macron being elected, that's a positive? >> that, so that's the reason why, stephanie. you hit the nail on the head and something that matt bradley sai the idea that populism is stale reigning and the traditional -- still reigning and traditional parties don't matter much li

and that is when the spice epidemic started, we opened pandora's box and it will be very difficult to, but campaigners say progress in developing new treatments is too slow. one of the reasons, they say, is because it's less common than diseases like alzheimers, which has six times as many people living with the condition. and today, the charity parkinson's uk is launching a new drive to raise money for more research. jayne mccubbin has been to meet 22—year—old jordan webb who is living with parkinson's and takes up to 15 tablets every day. this is not the kind of face usually associated with parkinson's. the average age of onset is 60. jordan's diagnosis came when he was 16. when you first heard the diagnosis... shattered. shattered you, yes. absolutely shattered, because he went from this... he was outgoing, loved himself, loved the girls, and i'm thinking, is he going to be the same? felt like my heart had been ripped out. in 1817, james parkinson called this the shaking palsy. 200 years on, there is still no cure. it's so much to deal with. it has been really challenging, because

that made these investigations possible and that initiated the specific coverup that opened the pandora's box of everything else that was going on, you look at it and you think that happened in june, 1972. in november of 1972 nixon won the second-largest landslide in american history. >> everything but massachusetts and the district of columbia. >> and you think why would you be so paranoid as to listen in on the democratic national committee. >> there was no white house direction for that stupid act. >> so the whole world of politics breathed and lived in that paranoia but it was all hidden so the whole thing about trump is that he takes subtext and makes it text. everything is on the surface so you have literally no -- why doesn't he say "i don't like putin, we should put sanctions on putin." even if he's a putin agent, wouldn't the thing to do be to cover your tracks a bit? that's not his game. >> imagine if the shoe were on the other foot and it was hillary clinton, president hillary clinton who was being connect connected. >> well, he's working on that, he said it this morning or las

big movie and pandora. it is up 5.6%. unilever and the other stock moving as well.me of the names that we have seen out with numbers this , soing do seem to be rising it will be interesting to see who exactly comes through and ofivers some of the sort closing highlights. nestle, that could be quite important, matt. interesting stuff. a lot of interesting earnings out today, but we have a political issue we cannot ignore either. three days to go until france of those in the first round of the presidential election. every poll for the past month has shown emmanuel macron and marine le pen taking the two top spots. the rise in recent days of jean-luc melenchon has taken forecasters by surprise, and don't forget about francois fillon, neck-and-neck with the communist backed president. caroline connan is standing by. how are le pen and macron trying to secure their electorate in these last few days? caroline: first i want to tell you what we had a few minutes ago. we are seeing the support for in thel macron rising latest polls and as you were mentioning, behind him is m

others believe that regime change will open a pandora's box. in some ways, tillerson's job has been made easier by what's happened over the last week. because had there not been this air strike and the overt fallout with moscow, tillerson may have been seen as the guy who has to go be nice to putin. >> right. >> now, he has a tough message. >> when he comes home with nothing, people will say, well, he met expectations. the one thing i'd add though is u.s. leverage today is greater than it was before this air strike. we now have more skin in the game. i don't think that means that we can get cashier assad, but maybe we can get him to pressure assad. >> people thought donald trump said, we we're not really getti involved. the fight is with isis, not assad. the representative said this influences the discussions with china and north korea, or even the back and forth with north korea. does the idea we had air strikes in syria send a message to north korea that we're not joking. >> no doubt what they wanted to do with the strikes is not only send a

. >> james, this really oepts a pandora's because because you get to the notion of them having to policethere could be policing for video and live streaming being broadcast but also images. everything falls into that bucket. do you think facebook will have to go as far as saying we will police content on our platform. >> that's interesting. i think we're going to find out more this week to see how much mark zuckerberg approaches this topic. how objective he is. does he institute his political biases as well. we'll see how the broader facebook video and live strategy rolls out. as it relates to the business on this news it's a terrible piece of news but at the same time you have to think about the fact that 30% of30% of the world's population is on there. it's very difficult for advertisers to ignore but the one thing it does impact, the broader facebook video strategy. this is something that facebook did want to make front and center and mark zuckerberg made it the centerpiece of the ad. >> they shut down already thousands and thousands of what they called fake accounts because they thou

neil, we come back to this problem with justices and how the democrats back in 2013 kind of opened pandora's box. they did something in very parliamentary gambit i just described here on all other types of executive branch nominees, judge, cabinet officials, you name it, they lowered that bar from 60 to 51 establishing that new precedent. i want to underscore this, this is not a rules change. this is precedent change. the senate operates on precedent. neil: if harry reid made the precedent change on cabinet appointments, they didn'tly said it does not apply to supreme court appointments. is it a big deal that it is? >> that is a business deal. it took supermajority to do things. lowering the bar on executive nominations that cut into the senate's right of debate a little bit there. if they do the "the nuclear opt" this week on supreme court nominees, that cuts into it a little further. the real problem, do they completely get rid of filibuster on all types of legislation? that is always been the pristine province of the united states senate. it is hard to believe, if they do the "nuclear opt

companies like oakland-based pandora, spotify and apple music, there are about 100 million paid subscriberseaming accounts for 51% of music sales. it's not all rosy for the music business. is about half of what it was in 1999 which is about the time online sharing of music began. >>> we are getting a good look this morning at what could be the future of the jeep brand. the company unveiled several concepts at its chrysler's auburn hills area. they will make their debut in utah at the astor easter jeep safari event. it's a great way to road test some of these new designs. >> we do a lot of sketching and talking. when we are out at the easter jeep safari we are looking at other vehicles. we sketch ideas and bring that up. >> most of these concepts usually do not make it to production. easter jeep safari runs through april 8 through the 16th. this will be the 15th year for the event. >>> need a pick me up this morning? how about trying was advertised as the world's strongest coffee. black insomnia coffee comes from south africa and has 702 milligrams of caffeine in a single cup. >> i would be