of pandora. have cut your outlook. we are going through some of these numbers. now sees revenue growth in constant currencies of 2% to 4%. it is also reviewing its margin targets. the dismissal of the ceo. cfo ofoined by the pandora. manus: let's start the conversation. announced some of the issues. is this as bad as it can get cost-cutting outlook? will try and reestablish some communications with the interim ceo. , let's talk about some of these numbers. down 40% on the year. the ceo had an amazing conversation with us. was a gold glover people involved in this decision on ofategy -- whole group people involved in this decision on strategy. it sounds like there will be more cost-cutting to come. a lot of there is concern from analysts about this search for the ceo and how long the company can be with out it. -- be without it. the acting ceo has only been in his role for a few months. pandora might have to go back to the business that got them on the map. they were trying to get more movement co

pandora is a growth company so it hits them where it hurts.le the stock is in for a bad most ae stock lost on percent yesterday as investors repositioned ahead of the earnings so that may take the top of the reaction in today's market. let's go to another part of the retail sector, you have news on a bee foods. >> the bakery owner, the sugar producer, they are known for primark which has been an area of concern because of worries of growing competition by other retailers like h&m. we saw remark sales at a exchange rate rose 5%, comparable sales was down 2%. as rather prices, it is saying that profit will be becauseantly lower where sugar prices are headed. for the group, adjusted earnings per share in the coming year will be in line with this year's and we will see how the market will take and all that. you very much for joining us. another -- a number of other stocks we have mentioned, hugo brands theperial focus as a result of their numbers. the parent company of booking.com set out these numbers, there could be some read across their. iw g

. >> you guys have inked that deal to acquire pandora decent place to start as you await approvals.ope to close the deal fairly early next year? >> yes. >> but you have yet to give targets out in terms of what your financial projections will be and what's going to result from the combination, which investors of course care about why haven't you as yet and when will you >> we'll obviously give guidance here as part of our 2019 guidance when we give it -- normally we give it in late january. we're doing a lot of work on the integration of the companies i will tell you i'm more excited about the opportunity of pandora today, even as i dig deeper into it. >> why >> because i see the opportunity. i see it intwo big areas number one, i see how it can benefit sirius by that i mean our subscribers in terms of improving our value proposition. and the ability to take the $5 and $10 music plans, which in themselves are not very profitable, but bundle them in a way to our existing 33.7 million subscribers and give them a better value, i think in the end will make them more sticky and overall --

it is now a sideline declaration. 0n pandora's box. it is now a sideline declaration.sier, but the more time and the weight of it gets, the more complicated it becomes. in the eu, often deals are reached at the very last minute. it is also true that madrid's power of veto does exist because it is the council of ministers, there veto can be ove 1120 m e of ministers, there veto can be overcome because the vote is a majority. the european council, the form it will take place tomorrow, consensus is required, unanimity.“ not, there will be no european council tomorrow. that is an alarming prospect, for theresa may. evenif alarming prospect, for theresa may. even if she gets the summit and the eu leaders are true to their word and sign off on the withdrawal agreement, she has tougher battles ahead, but the agency navigate when you compare what is likely to happen when you talk about a treat relationship. —— they have not seen anything yet. the mood is not that brussels wants to celebrate this deal. leaving the eu by itself is not something that is enjoyable by the eu. nobod

pandora is trading up.andora is a heavily shorted stock in today's move those shorts are getting paid off. it is trading down 7.73% at copenhagen. that is look at the european markets. ,onnie: here in the u.s. clearly tomorrow the outcome is going to change a lot and there are many traders waiting to make sure what will happen and there are plenty of idiosyncratic stories to be trading on and that has the s&p 500 up to 1%. a lot of great performers. the qt is one of the leaders in the s&p 500, more or less on earnings news. there are other companies trading as well. lily trading higher. the nasdaq down 1.1% is taking a beating. we take a look at the 10 year yield before the election. you never know what will look like at the end of the week. it is at 3.19 and crude oil 63.61 after the iran sanction waivers. global macro movers. g20 movers include mexico and turkey. some of the merchant market countries are doing pretty well equities wise. 6.925, stronger than .as been in the last few days that is all we nee

digital sensors carmakers used to ensure their latest models run safer and cleaner open a veritable pandora's box of privacy concerns not just here in china but around the world as well. well whatever your drive i hope it's not spying on you that wraps up our shells and so watching see it back up tomorrow. they make a commitment. they find. they conspire. africa on the moon. story of those people making a difference shaping their nation election and their continental airlines for cars on the move stories about motivational change makers taking their destinies into their long and i'm still i'm a multimedia series from for god. dot com for gold. wouldn't be fighting for the case to be taken seriously in the words of what appears what's coming up. on the talk on w though they do this detail super hero on a mission to change our two sons smart women smart trucks smart station a legend isn't buying no needles missed out on the brink recently dangerous times up w. me. with different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of

digital sensors carmakers used to ensure their latest models run safer and cleaner open a veritable pandora's box of privacy concerns not just here in china but around the world as well. and joining me here in the studio now is mott experience k a cyber security expert tect tactical tech thank you for joining us today i think many people might find this story quite shocking is it a case of i mean surveillance or just simply the data that these costs these future generation calls need to function on is very hard to think of each one is what nowadays i think is both at the same time and pending on the situation that it will ations in response to this happening and so forth so at some point the letter line has been line and it is surveillance for some for some others is a necessity for and making a system efficient or sufficient and functioning and so forth so if it's a bloodline and it can be explained away for example as a bloodline as such can we expect other countries or the call makers to do that mean we just in the case that of china but should we expect this not account for all the data i

surge in subscriptions, pandora adding nearly 800,000 new customers. >>> avis under pressure today.wed their guidance for the years. >>> and shares of bookings holdings at a one-month high they reported better than expected profits in the later quarter. bookings plans to ramp up ad spending and bring more customers to its sites like priceline and open table if you're wondering how the futures are doing, they're down a bit. keep in mind, maybe today is all about the midterm elections. joining us now is the equity portfolio manager from dallas. and i will guess that things have gotten less clear since the last time you graced us with your visit here on this set. you have the midterms, you have this trade war ramped up and the markets don't seem to be reacting to earnings as much >> i think we're moving into a period of unknowns we have tariffs, rates rising, elections. we're at the point where we will get some clarity on something. we'll have something from that perspective. so less uncertainty there. tariffs are a hot button, if we get past the elections, we may have some real resolu

he also gave examples what has happened in argentina and turkey and that opened a pandora's box becauseminister of the country attacking the rbi for mishandling of the way banks were lending between 2008 and 2014. on wednesday, there we re 2008 and 2014. on wednesday, there were reports that the government had never before used powers, it is called a section seven. under this, the government has the power to direct the reserve bank of india to follow its policy and implement certain directions. there is no clarity whether section seven was in fa ct, clarity whether section seven was in fact, invoked, how —— however the governor came out with a statement saying that the reserve bank is paramount, but at the same time they need to take decisions which work for the public and for that, the government keeps talking to the reserve bank of india. amongst all of those reports that urjit patel may resign, that didn't happen but it spooked the markets and the rupee was weakened. will keep an eye on those markets when they open later. as energy markets prepare for us sanctions on uranium oil, we

whole different pandora's box.ainst carlos and great kelly, the board director. it could be against nissan itself. nissan has had a number of different controversies, a emissions scandal with other automakers, as well as having unlicensed inspectors sign off on new cars earlier this year. now we have these allegations from nissan that carlos was acting wrongly on the financial -- understating financial gains. this could open up a pandora's box for prosecutors to really go after nissan and its lack of corporate governance across the board, and all the way up to the top. we have breaking news on that. nissan ceo now saying that he had not heard about this. nissanwas planning the budget before that arrest. let's look closer at the issue of corporate governance in japan . us.professor joins we know that japan has taken carlos, but nissan has some kind of responsibility for poor governance as well. it has allowed for this to go on for 20 years. >> i think the fact of the matter is that he has introduced a new type of go

>> it really is opening pandora's box. >> and a big secret. >> a big secret. >> good evening, and thanks for joining us. i'm david muir. >> i'm amy robach and this is "20/20." reporting tonight, deborah roberts. >> who am i? where am i from? >> i was abandoned at a hospital. >> i was left out in a donation bin. >> i just wanted to know why. >> there's this feeling of not being wanted. >> i just thought that i would never really know. >> reporter: coeur d'alene, idaho, a small, scenic town just outside spokane, on a lake nestled in the mountains. its name, originating from a native american tribe who called themselves "the discovered people." but while some are discovered here, others are lost. our first mystery begins in 1987 at this hospital. a pregnant woman checks herself in, alone, in labor, and oddly, carrying no luggage or personal items. >> she said she was from california, and that she was visiting some friends in idaho. she was 5'5", brown hair, brown eyes. they said she was quite attractive, but uptight. >> reporter: she signs in as amy dee beach, saying she is single and unemp

to leverage the 70 million monthly uniques pandora has, perhaps move them into the sirius ecosystem,sell our content into the ecosystem, the opportunity to leverage their superior add expertise, the opportunity to leverage our shared digital and technology investments, there's a on the of things we can do we're happy roger lynch and his team will join us. >> sounds like a lot of opportunity. >> we'd like to think so i is iheartradio another opportunity? you do own some of the debt, correct? is there a possibility that you could get bigger in it and/or even do the whole thing? >> i think it's a complicated situation, as you note we bought debt when they entered their chapter 11 filing. they're currently negotiating their way out of that. if the deal on the table stands we'll own a small percentage -- our debt will convert into a ma small percentage of the equity i don't think we'll be more than 5% but we'll see we tend to be long term. >> but opportunistic look at xm and how you got in there. >> we'll see how it trades, where it goes is and we'll make our decision >> regional sports n

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that really led to the kind of vote that we're seeing today it opened up the pandora's box of what is this regime why would they do such an evil thing maybe they're not the great allies that we have made them out to be and so i think this is a result in one of the positive things the only positive thing that is coming out of this brutal murder of shoji and the resolution that the senate put out says that well longer heads with the trumpet ministration basically which wants to continue its military support for the saudis some say that a president wants to keep his personal interests in mind as well so how do you see this playing out you have two equal branches of government. against each other. well first of all let's remember the vote today was just a procedural vote there still needs to be a vote which will probably happen on tuesday on the resolution itself so we're not sure exactly how that will play out we don't have a vote in the house yet and then yes the president is able to veto this so i think it's important to look at this in terms of the kind of movement that we've needed t

enough mps, both labour and conservative, that if they vote against this deal, they're opening a pandora's we can get a business to reinforce, many businesses are saying that they do not think the deal is brilliant, but they want this to end and would rather take the burden they already have in the hand than the one of the bush of remain, because they're unsure they will get there. great to have your analysis, as ever. thank you very much. protesters have blocked off five major bridges in central london, demanding that the government takes greater action on climate change. demonstrators occupied southwark, blackfriars, waterloo, westminster, and lambeth bridges, after a week of action by the campaign group, extinction rebellion. the group said 6,000 people had joined the demonstrations, and that there'd been 45 arrests. the future of one of britain's biggest newspaper groups, johnston press, has been secured after they were acquired by a newly—formed company. jpi media, which is owned by bondholders ofjohnston press, says its focus is now to preserve jobs, and allow publication of its webs

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enough mps, both labour and conservative that if they vote against the deal, they are opening up pandora'srtainly a message that i think we can hear business reinforcing. businesses in many cases are saying they don't think the deal is brilliant and they would much prefer to remain but frankly, they want it to end and they would rather take the bird they already have in the hand rather than the one in the bush of remain because they are not sure they would ever get there. professor sirjohn curtis. now, without giving away your age... how old do you think mickey mouse is? he actually turns 90 tomorrow. the disney mascot has become one of the most successful cartoon characters of all time, and he's still going strong, as peter bowes found out in los angeles. the world's most famous mouse. whistling through his debut film, steamboat willie, in 1928. i only hope that we don't lose sight of one thing. that it was all started by a mouse. mickey mouse was created and first drawn by walt disney himself. i'll save you! mickey went on to appear over 130 films. his distinctive appearance often changi

then you have former remain supporters who are in the camp of don't open pandora's box because this ishere are multiple factions inside the cabinet much more complicated than brexit versus remain. if the deal is to fall it would put forward difficult decisions for different groups of ministers and particularly the ministers of state, the level just underneath cabinet there are ministers i have spoken to who say at that point they might leave government to argue for something else. they are all sitting on their hands and waiting for the day after the vote? the people who have not resigned up until this moment have made the decision to go with this is the best case scenario, to push for this, that this is the best case scenario, but of course there are ministers thinking about what they would do if this falls, of course there are. because right now if you look at the numbers it's hard to see how it gets through. of course we can't even begin to imagine ourselves into the minds of mps into mac weeks' time, we just cannot. you cannot underline enough how much things could change in the nex

it's all a pandora's box if it falls through parliament.t the dup has those ten votes. it isa that the dup has those ten votes. it is a supply and confidence agreement with the conservatives at the moment but a they take those ten mps away and those conservatives that are sworn to vote against the withdrawal agreement, then you do see a very difficult path ahead for the prime minister and it will be acutely aware of that here in brussels this evening as the top two theresa may. back to the studio. the headlines on bbc news: theresa may arrives in brussels as the eu says it's ready to sign the brexit withdrawal agreement. in belfast, the dup renews its attack on the deal, saying it could separate northern ireland from britain. film director nicolas roeg, whose credits include don't look now and the man who fell to earth, has died at the age of 90. let's get more now on our main story. european council president, donald tusk has recommended that the eu approve the brexit deal at a summit on sunday. it comes after spanish pm, pedro sanchez rec

he said once you open that pandora's box, a lot of trojan horses will fly out.ties and the conservatives very obviously denied it but labour is not, so obviously that's a covered that division in the election campaign, and they cover it in the six keir starmer principles by saying we want managed migration but we also want all the benefits of the customs union and the internal market. now, the european union's never given those benefits unless you accept free movement, so labour's trying to finesse the issue to hold the party together in that way, and the conservatives did that until recently but now, of course, they face the moment of truth. so it's europe, particularly, which divides parties within parliament you think? absolutely. you can think of all sorts of historical crisis in one party. jacob rees mogg mentioned the repeal of the corn laws in 18116, which divided the conservatives and kept them in opposition for 27 years. then you can look at the home rule crisis of 1886, which divided the liberals and kept them in all its position for most of 20 years.

enough mps, both labour and conservative that if they vote against the deal, they are opening up pandora'sisk of no deal, and that is certainly a message that i think we can hear business reinforcing. businesses in many cases are saying they don't think the deal is brilliant and they would much prefer to remain but frankly, they want it to end and they would rather take the bird they already have in the hand rather than the one in the bush of remain because they are not sure they would ever get there. president trump is in northern california, seeing for himself the destruction caused by the deadliest and most destructive wildfires, in the state's history. standing in the ruins of the town of paradise, he described the scene as "ve the fires which began earlier this month have killed at least 71 people, and more than1,000 are missing. from california, dan johnson reports. in the ruins of paradise, the president got his own clear view ofjust how devastating this fire was. and he offered his sympathy to the people of this town and the families of those still missing. this is very sad to see.

and then you have former remainers, who are very much in the camp of don't dare open pandora's box, becauseo. so there are multiple factions inside the cabinet, far more complex than brexiteers versus remainers. and, of course, if the deal were to fall... that would put forward some very difficult decisions for different groups of ministers, and particularly the ministers of state, so the level just underneath cabinet. there are ministers who i've spoken to in the last couple of weeks who say at that point, they might consider leading government in order to argue for something else. so there all sitting on their hands for now, forming their plans, waiting for the day after the vote? i think the people who haven't resigned up until this moment have made a decision already, which is to go with this. this is the best case scenario. to try and push for this, to try and persuade them backbench colleagues that this is the best case scenario, this deal. it's a decision in and of itself, but, of course, there are ministers thinking about what they'd do if this falls. of course there are, because ri

are they willing to open that pandora's box?they think they would be able to go back to the eu and ask for more concessions or a better form of d raft concessions or a better form of draft agreement? ordo concessions or a better form of draft agreement? or do they swallow their objections and go—ahead, knowing, which many of them do believe, that there is a real risk that this might not go through parliament and if it does not, then the stability of the government and the stability of the government and the job of the prime minister could very well be on the line. frankly, this is not a set of very tempting choices, it is not going to be an easy decision by the cabinet tomorrow, but theresa may and her allies hope very much that the complaints will be drowned out by the sighs of relief that they have got this far. we will talk again tomorrow. thank you very much. we will stay with another development. the company behind brands such as bisto, oxo and mr kipling says it's going to start stockpiling raw materials in case there are

immediately accept that we're heading towards no deal, are they really willing to open that kind of pandora'shey think they're going to be able to go back to the eu and ask for more concessions or a better form to the eu and ask for more concessions or a betterform of d raft concessions or a betterform of draft agreement? or do they swallow their objections and go—ahead knowing, which many of them do believe, that there is a very real risk of this might not go through parliament? and, of course, if it doesn't go through parliament, the stability of the government and the job of the prime minister could very well be on the line. frankly, this is not a set of very tempting choices. it is not going to be an easy decision for the cabinet tomorrow, but theresa may and her allies hope very much that the complaints will be drowned out by the size of relief that they've got this far. —— sighs of relief. many politicians in westminster have taken to twitter to give their reaction to today's developments. labour leaderjeremy corbyn tweeted: meanwhile, the snp leader nicola sturgeon said: the chair of t

enough mps, both labour and conservative that if they vote against the deal, they are opening up pandora'sand that is certainly a message that i think we can hear business reinforcing. businesses in many cases are saying they don't think the deal is brilliant and they would much prefer to remain but frankly, they want it to end and they would rather take the bird they already have in the hand rather than the one in the bush of remain because they are not sure they would ever get there. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30pm this evening in the papers. our guests joining me tonight are nigel nelson, political editor for the sunday mirror and the sunday people, and the political commentator, jo phillips. president trump is in california, amid the most devastating wildfires in the state's history. the president arrived earlier today to meet some of those affected by the fires, which have claimed the lives of more than 70 people. the number of people reported missing has risen to more than 1,000. in the last hour, mr tru

. >> there is no question when they open pandora's box, that is where it goes, where does it stop, with respect to people working the administration and congress. this is taking all eyes off of the prize of what american people want to see. you are talking about freedom under assault. it under assault, republicans have just laid down on the ground, they won't stand up for freedom. the misuse of the government power to go after the president and his family. whether it is failing to articulate cause of freedom and stand up on issues we believe in, the left will take advantage of that. that is why we saw so many democrat run as openly socialist. mark: most of them lost. >> right, they also got millions of votes in part because some of pour our people did not stand up and trump at freedom issues. mark: it is a reason that which conservative base love donald trump. >> yes. mark: during the brett kavanaugh hearings all of a sudden lindsey graham, he gave that spartacus type speech. >> it sure enough, they want to see you fight for what counts, that is what they want, they want to see it in pa

zalando cut its outlook twice amid increased competition from h&m and amazon >>> pandora shares are under pressure after the jeweler disappointed on earnings and cut its full-year sales forecast for the second quarter in a row. the company says it will review its strategy as it abandoned its long-term revenue growth target of 7% to 10% >>> coming up on cnbc, artificial intelligence is increasingly present in every day life, the best way to determine ai success is the cheering test. >> this is gum-gum, an ai company which uses machine learning to read and analyze images, creating data sets which help businesses to identify ad placement opportunities. to demonstrate how powerful ai can be, gum-gum devised a cheering test which uses art instead of text. >> we were curious to find out how artificial intelligence could compliment the creative process. so we have a machine producing a piece of art based on the same parameters we've been giving them this is what we have in front of us today >> how detailed was the algorithm that went into the computer program >> the dataset was made up of a doze

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this does open up a potential pandora's box and a lot of anxiety. >> there's got to be a middle ground somewhere in the burden this places on providers and how much it takes we from patient care. with the need to measure quality and know where one stands and where one needs to improve and to me people make choices and know how much to pay. and i think what happens is we focused on measures that were particularly easy to collect and that showed very little differration among providers because it was politically safe to ask providers to start reporting on things where they all look about the same. what employers and purchasers and consumers want to know is where the big difference is. especially in areas that matter to that particular individual. what their clinical condition might be or what care they need. at c.p.r. i've been asked by employers many times, what quality measures matter. how do i know what to focus on? how do i know when my health reports to us how they're doing that they're telling me the things i should care about. we did some work to hone in on a set of 30 measures th

pandora plunged today. banded its long-term revenue goal and says it is still looking for a ceo. pandora published a report that analysts characterized as terrible. the stock is down 47% this year. under armour is trying to adjust to the metoo era. it has barred employees from expensing business to strip clubs on our credit card. under armour announced of the policy change in a gmail to employees. wentournal says executives with athletes it to strip clubs after some events. we welcome all of you to our studios here in new york. francine lacqua in singapore at the bloomberg new economy forum. let me bring up for you one of the readings i had overnight. this is paul kane ready in the washington post. great stuff out there. years, thest 18 senate majority changed shifts four times. it was done and 45 years before that. 1992, democrats have had just four years of complete control in washington. the remaining 16 years, kevin cirilli can spell as gridlock. are we going to see gridlock tomorrow morning? kevin: yes

punish the entire regime including the crown prince to respond to a legal case, then we'll open a pandoraox. what we can do is follow the legal process as we're doing right now. if we discover later on those that gave orders are part of a higher level of government in saudi arabia, that is bridge we'll have to wait to see if it opens or not. for now we're doing exactly the thing we need to do, very balanced, not to go political if the case is legal at this point in time. charles: if the evidence evolves that it is very clear the orders came from the crown prince then, would it be our right to request he is demoted in some form or fashion? >> that is at discretion of government. this is an act of government. if we decide that decision is as important as maintaining the relationship, more than maintaining the relationship it becomes calculations. the case is not treated under our legal system. it is not in a federal court here or supreme court here. it is in saudi arabia. it would be a decision made by the administration in consultation with the congress. charles: feels like this somehow gi

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>> i think with a star opening pandora's box, thus directions it goes and where does it stop? and with respect to people working in the ministration and congress. but again, all of this is taking all the eyes of the preiser with the american people actually want to see accomplished. your talk about freedom being under assault. it is under assault because republicans are just laid down on the ground and they will not stand up to defend freedom. they owwere talk about the misu of government power to go after people in the administration or whether it is failing to actually articulate the cause of freedom and stand up on the issues that we believe in. of course the left is going to take advantage of that. we saw that why so many democrats ran as openly socialist and democrat in their agenda. >> by the way most of them lost. >> that's right. but they also got a lot of us because some of our people did not stand up and probably trumpet freedom and the issues we know we want to stand by. >> is in this one of the reasons people on the conservative base love donald trump? as a matter

could whitaker reopen that pandora's box? >> sure, whitaker most certainly could. if he does, the next question then is, what happens to morale at the justice department? these cases, especially the hillary clinton case, has been adjudicated so many times, including with an inspector general's report. i tong hink to reopen the matte might have serious consequences about how people feel about working on the case and working for matt whitaker and it makes the justice department a spectacle again and catnip for ultra partisans on both sides of the aisle who want to fight about hillary clinton. i don't think it's a place that anybody at the justice department would want to be. >> jonathan lemire, it's just a remarkable turn that donald trump who is under active investigation for obstruction of justice fires one of the witnesses in the obstruction of justice case and, in his place, installs someone who is interested, who shares his passion and zeal for investigating hillary clinton again. >> that's right. and according to our reporting, this, as much as there are certai

. >> i maybe opening pandora's box here but what advice would the three of you give to journalists like natalie and i in terms of, you know, helping voters be more informed. we get caught up a lot in writing about new ads, about attacks, about this and that but what are the things that you think we can do to make the electorate more informed? >> i will give you a controversial answer. >> oh, boy. >> politics cover so many things, there are things in your neighborhood, there are things in your school district, there are things in your church, there are things in the state, things in the country and it's not just the facts, it's kind of how certain things we are doing or could do affect people, right, so one of the mistakes i think that really well intentioned people sometimes make i have a set of facts i want to tell people because they are important to me so i will blast them to everybody and if they don't respond it's their fault. why are they so apathetic. we live in an age now where on the cell phones and things we are competing, you neglect, if we put something online like informati

digital sensors carmakers use to ensure their latest models run safer and cleaner open a veritable pandora's box of privacy concerns not just here in china but around the world as well. i have more business news today. sarah. and a german court is set to rule today on a legal battle between an installation artist and a museum it concerns the curious question as a museum have the right to destroy an artwork that it owns and if so does the artist deserve compensation the case stems from the controversial renovation work carried out at men himes renowned. come visit whole be considered the art it is or rather was called the age hole of mannheim it was an integral part of the german city's main art museum before its new building was inaugurated earlier this year the holes creator was i would rage that her work of art wouldn't survive. this concert mccartney it's not experience you can only understand it when you experience it if you only see photos of it then it would be like seeing only parts of a living thing if you only show one part of your body then you don't get the full picture guys and m

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conce are you concerned that that has opened pandora's box as far as the use of article 21 is concerned? and while it may support the u.s. position, it will also have the effect of encouraging essentially everybody either to do the same thing to the detriment of the system? >> well, it has been the practice for many years or the policy of the united states that actions taken for national security or trade related actions taken for national security are not subject for review before the wto or gat. and i think what has in practice countries have been restrained, have exercised self-restraint in invoking article 21 of the gat maybe because they are concerned about countermeasures imposed by other parties as what happened with the u.s., we had some members impose counter tariffs in response to our 232 action. but i think that the worst outcome for the wto would not be in-noe v invocations of article 21, but if the wto through the settlement dispute system decided that it was in position to judge whether it was in national security interests of the united states or any other member. >> okay

so we opened up a pandora's box back then, because we were desperate. there were people from the manhattan institute and other think tanks, but right to try is nothing like parallel track, where we asked for clinical research to be ongoing as we made it drugs available to people who did not qualify for the clinical trials, because they lived too far away. right to try opened up the floodgates to remedies to be put in the market and give it the patients without any sort of recourse. and no legal recourse if they are harmed. so we did a lot of great things, but there were other people listening in the corporate world, and libertarian think tanks, and we dodged some of the bullets around the current fda commissioner. we could've had one of peter teal's acolytes, who said the market can decide these things, but we are in a dangerous moment and i think that this discussion about how this is part of a struggle that reaches back into our history, we need to see it also reaches forward. and i want new drugs out as fast as possible, but i do not want to sacrific

quickly after hours, we have pandora, which is an online radio company, they actually saw a big pop inhe stock on a beating of the street on subscriber revenues and a narrowing of the loss that was expected. >> thank you. at l ahead, we'll be back the bloomberg new economy for numb singapore. -- in -- forum in singapore. we'll talk strategy among global tensions. first we'll assess what's happening in the chinese economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back. president xi took a sideswipe at the trump administration's trade policy, using strong language to reject the law of the jungle and winner take all strategy. he stopped short of naming president trump or the u.s. in his speech. our correspondent is at the event in shanghai. did we get anything new on china opening up the markets or eeting u.s. demands? >> we got a little bit of new information about china's place to open up its markets. in fact, you have a sense that the president was slightly exasperated. he said many times that they will not close the door to increased foreign investments. we will continue to open that door. he

. >> reporter: happyids, connected family and just enough technology without opening the pandora's boxls, not toys, and they just don't suck kids in the way smartphones do, george. >> another bonus, you talked about price. these flip phones can be a lot cheaper. >> reporter: oh, much cheaper. phones start for as little as 25 bucks. they can be added to a family plan or you can get a pay as you go sim card. one feature, many of the cell carriers also can add gps tracking to the phones so you know where your kid is at all times, and my favorite thing especially for kids, these things are almost indestructible. >> you sold me on that one. okay, becky, thanks very much. let's go over to michael. ginger actually. we're going to ginger and super fan patrice. where are you guys this morning? >> oh, boy, that looks like fun. >> mickey, we're on tv. look at the camera. >> sorry, pals. i forgot the camera. >> i don't think he can hear you. >> mickey, right over there. look at the camera. >> oh, hi, everybody. good morning, america. welcome to shanghai. >> say hi, we made it. >> yes. [ cheers and

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. >> we opened up a pandora's box. we can't set time back. here is what will happen.e or 10 years to he had it out characteristics of our children. conservatives debating whether stem cells are good. this is goes two steps beyond that you have a choice editing out disease. this is question i pose to the viewers. your wife is pregnant, you're pregnant, you're daughter about to have a child, do you a blood test, the doctor says the child will have debilitating disease. you can take the pill, it will fix the problem. the disease will be edited out. will you do it? almost everyone says yes. what about the other diseases? would you like to have extra i.q.? like to have blonde hair? these are choices next decade or so this is not happening in usa. in china. stuart: i can tell vivek you don't approve, but my comment would be, you can't stop it, right? >> he you can't stop it. you're absolutely right. but i'm terrified. i wrote an article iv years ago saying we need a moratorium on this we don't understand the consequences of gene editing. if you edit a gene, it could change

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