so we have one team focusing on sirius xm app and pandora app.you look at sirius two years ago, we probably had 250 people maybe working on digital transition take that now combined with pandora, we're at a thousand when those road maps converge, we will have the opportunity to use thousand for more powerful things i'm pleased about that cost is not easy but easier to identify in terms of revenue synergy, harder to come by are there any real benefits in terms of either platform benefitting from having the other that will generate higher revenue growth and other -- >> i definitely believe there will be. we're continuing to test a lot of things. we began recently moving and testing sirius content as part of pandora offering, creating windows perhaps when available at payroll and when it is available free and we're learning a lot i do believe it will yield big results. we're big in digital advertising. we're the leader in digital audio advertising with well over a billion dollars. i tell you why that's important, david, one thing i'm sure of, i have

coming up, pandora's lay sick -- pandora's ceo joins us for his first interview of the day.not miss that after the results hit the wires. goldman sachs chairman and ceo david solomon joins us for an exclusive interview in berlin in just about 45 minutes time. do not miss that conversation. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i am matt miller in berlin. here is a look at what you should be watching today. lyons asspeaks in christine lagarde made her first address, the ecb president, yesterday evening in berlin. she called for strength, resolve, and courage, and steered clear of monetary policy. we will be watching for an update on germany's future plans for electric mobility as the government meets with representatives from the car toustry to discuss how speed up the transition to battery-powered cars. angela merkel was hanging out with volkswagen executives yesterday at the opening of their id3 plant. worldublishes its annual oil outlook from vienna today. we will be watching out for where opec sees oil demands from now until 20 body and finally,

. >> and you're both here with pandora.king about how she would be a useful cat to come home with martha later today. pandora is ready for adoption. she's a 1-year-old cat. she is sweet and warm, you say. >> she is. >> she travels well. she didn't make any noise in the car on the way over, which is unusual. usually i get a lot of meows from cats in general, you were saying. >> yeah. cats in general don't travel well to the tv studios. but she's 1 year old and she is ready for a good home and she's living with three our cats right now in a room. so i think that she'll do okay with other cats. >> oh, good. and they say cats, multiple cats are great because they kind of keep each other company, right? >> yeah. and they're less to keep up with. >> entertain each other. >> and you have a great deal for anyone who would like to adopt a pet like pandora. >> we have cater day saturday. so all of cats, 1 year or older will be free today. >> which is great. >> it's normally $125. and that includes the spa and neuter, the shots, and t

joining us now is ceo of pandora.r joining us and you are in the middle of a turnaround you joined a few months ago at pandora. how are you looking at this holiday season in the midst of the recent changes >> the holiday season is very important for anybody that is in the gifting businesslike we are. we probably produce somewhere around 30% of the turnover let's say from middle of november through to christmas sales so this is incredibly important for us we have lined up a number of different things to excite our consumer base. we've had some advertising on black friday like we've never had before i think we have strong offers both in store and offline. and we've launched a collection that is not on sale but that is also going into december so we have sharpened our knives this time around this is an important period for us >> and in terms of the collection that is not on sale, how orimportant are sales for t jewelry business do consumers expect to see deep it was counts this time of year or do they usually just pay up

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pandora down by just shy of 8%. another profit warning coming from the jewelry maker.utting their guidance once again. that is interesting because we emesta makingcan masteg moves. we have some asset sales coming through from the start of business. watch thoseto losers. the market as a whole is not moving that far though there are interesting movers within that. let us talk about trade, the trade optimism being felt. in the u.s. yesterday, it was evidenced in the u.s. futures and asian session. white house officials are reportedly weighing a decision to remove some tariffs on chinese imports. during a rally in kentucky, president trump said they are pretty close to a new deal. >> we are so close. sona wants to make a deal badly. i think they would like to see a new president. they would like to see another president. ata: speaking in shanghai his first opportunity to address global investors, president xi reaffirmed the company would open itself up to trade even further. >> in order to boost growth at home and create more room for global growth. china will give greater

pandora ingresa estados unidos solicitÓ asilo polÍtico. >> queremos salvar su vida porque va a ayudarique: en dÍas y testimonios de migrantes en unciÓn aumenten el nÚmero de casos de xenofobia en perÚ. sobre todo en contra de venezolanos. se cree que 900,000 migrantes venezolanos han salido de su paÍs para refugiarse de la violencia. marÍa:estos son algunos de los Últimos inciden es entre venezolanos y peruanos. en lima que estÁ causando preocupaciÓn. es golpeado por sus inquilinos venezolanos y luego huyen. el incidente es confuso. un supuesto delincuente venezolano es golpeado tras haber sido descubierto robando. >> el encuentro esperado lopera general son nÚmeros pequeÑos. todos condenamos a aquellos que cometen un delito. pero la gran mayorÍa son personas de bien. >> los vÍdeos de este tipo de incidentes en las calles se repiten y con insistencia en las redes. pero los venezolanos son hostigados. >> estÁn entrando los peruanos al hotel. >> un grupo de venezolanos fueron agredidos. los siguieron hasta el hotel donde vivÍan y tuvieron que escapar. paulina es una lÍder y activista ve

finally, take a look at pandora, down 17.5%. morgan stanley calling pandora a black box.that's what they are saying about next year. thank you very much indeed. still ahead, goldman sachs has a message for investors in growth stocks after being stunned by losses in uber and wework. we are going to hear from the bank's ceo david solomon, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. this is "bloomberg markets." let's check in with the bloomberg first word news. here with the details, viviana hurtado. viviana: beijing wants the u.s. to roll back tariffs on as much as three under $60 billion of chinese imports to sign an interim trade deal with the u.s.. in return, china could remove tariffs on u.s. goods, mostly farm products. this month, both sides hope to wrap up a deal. president trump asking his chinese counterpart xi jinping to help alleviate the opioid problem as part of. the larger trade talks. washington -- as part of the larger trade talks. opioids are blamed for thousands of deaths in the u.s. today,

a cambio del riñón hablamos con expertos quienes aseguren que legalizar esto abriría una caja de pandorarosis murió esperando por un donante a propósito la familia de él decidió que se donara los órganos del fallecido de esta forma siete personas recibieron el transplante que él nunca pudo recibir si espero algún día conocer a quienes recibieron los órganos >>> y en los ángeles una orden de cateo de una muerte una persona según agentes federales cuando llegaron a la vivienda pero confrontados por una mujer armada yse produjo un tiroteo. la orden de registro fue emitida se encontraba al sospechoso de narcotráfico habían otras personas en la vivienda pero nos informó cuántas leyes por arrestadas, en san bernardino y federal realizaron redadas de 75 armas de alto calibre, y drogas fueron alcanzadas luego de 15 meses de investigación todos enfrentan cargos por narcotráfico y tráficos de arma y bien, precandidato demócrata, está haciendo a 11 semanas de las elecciones primarias. >>> como nos dice aquí randy serrano sobre el noticia >>> hola qué tal buenas noches, darle duro al presidente pero

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ukraine why did obama decide to go through with this coup god only knows why it has opened up a huge pandora's box of corruption misinformation lies deceit all of it and not to mention a war in the east which has killed many many lives is a tragic tragic foreign policy mistake by obama no one talks about the cool no when they talk about javelin pillows you know it's all the no mentions the coup they only go back to 2016 as if you crane came in existence in 2016 they never want to go back 2 years before when this mess started which was completely unnecessary and now they're the cows are coming home and we see it clearly here and everybody has dirty hands or yes because it was after all it was not trump it was a bomber supported the coup in can't create and what is it and do we have just very little bit of time how would you compare obama's foreign policy to ukraine and trams foreign policy to crane in light of all the nonsense in these hearings well i mean are bomber. you know he destroyed ukraine he destroyed ukrainian politics you know because a lot of the no my point is the point is is that

if these fetal personhood laws are allowed to move forward there's concern it could open a pandora's box from that of 3 weeks but right now a pregnant woman would legally be considered 2 people and states would have more power to charge pregnant women for behavior that otherwise wouldn't be considered criminal. i'm feeling. this is your right and it's. so borsch on advocates worry that this bill could end up criminalizing women that have miscarriages or abortions is that a legitimate concern but there's 0 legal basis for that. are women going to be criminalized for trying to end pregnancies themselves. you know the woman is not criminalize it's got a certain exemption for her. he's a lawyer on the border there are a whole bunch of other laws in alabama their murder statute there manslaughter statute their chemical in danger of a child statute their child abuse laws there's an innumerable practically a list of laws that could be used to arrest a pregnant woman all based on the theory separate rights for fetuses so excluding a rest from a single statute the abortion statute really mean

right exactly so you know you're right 2 cases out of the tube it's pandora's box is open and you know they've been this very harmful it can alter nerve cell function which is is one aspect of it in the team development in the brain and in the body each tool pod they say is equal to $200.00 cigarette puffs like smoking a pack a day in reality it's a lot higher than that but the source of that figure is jewel labs so even the head of the american cancer society is out saying one joule pot is equal to one packs but it's far higher than that because jewels don't use nicotine tools use that contain salts and i'll explain that they've been lowers the body's ability to fight infections so our immune system is pleaded with these devices the chemicals and of a smoke causes popcorn long acid toll is one of the main chemicals with flavoring and other broad kill problem c o p d c l r d acute respiratory distress syndrome and it's not talked about very much but live . on powered the batteries can blow up your and not only blow up but the side of they've can crack when it's heated up the out of my

companies have some that have multiple versions of -- it's one ofny these big pandora's box is we .annot get out of >> most recently, we removed mi nt, and that was 70% of our business. today, we are left a tobacco and menthol portfolio, but ultimately, we defer to the fda -- >> this is regardless of age? >> it's removed. we took it out. we will defer to the fda. flavors?kes the different companies? and they continue to make flavors? juul productshree y areare sold, one enjo sold. there are two unassailable facts. the youth problem is a huge problem. flavor contributes to it, but on the other hand, the other problem which back roads to the situation, if you ban flavors, which there is some public virtue to doing so, 100,000 americans will lose their jobs. >> actually, the number is higher, mr. president. sell exclusively flavors, so the question really is i don't think we need to argue the virtue of youth not using these products -- we all enjoythey should not -- represents the balance of the convenience store market. >> we believe you can market flavors responsibly, mr. president. our u

pandora's box has been opened.t do you see the long-term story of investing in these assets now that the box has been opened? i am not saying they are a permanent fixture of life, but they are a reality in a way we never thought they would be. victor: that is very important to realize. when i started in the bond research area at salomon brothers in 1984, it was inconceivable that we would have negative interest rates. we have thousands of years of history, and all the theories of interest rates and so on were concerned with how to explain the level of positive real rates and economy should have. the box has been opened, as you say, and we have to think more carefully about it. what let us to write this note is that when you are thinking about one year bonds, two-year bonds, three-year bonds, whether , it does or plus 3% not make that much difference. works, and wed of don't need to change our thinking that dramatically. when we start to think about longer-term cash flows, the differences are really worth thinking a

>> what columbine did in sort of the arc of terrorism was open a terrible pandora's box. terrorism was always used for political ends. and what eric and dylan decided was like why don't we just do this terrorist stuff for our own aggrandizement. and they did. and that created a whole new template of these spectacle murders. we're giving them the platform to do this. we provide the coverage. they do the act and then we make them the stars. >>> the white house has now confirmed that ramzi ahmed yousef, the alleged mastermind of the bombing of the world trade center, has been arrested in pakistan. >> about 11 hours of deliberation before the seven men and five women unanimously sentenced mcveigh to death by lethal injection. >> the fbi says the man wanted in a fatal shooting outside cia headquarters has been turned over to the u.s. >> the unabomber now knows his sentence, and it is life in prison. >> over the course of the 1990s a lot of terrorism threats were dealt with as law enforcement cases. the department of justice and the fbi would find their guy and they would prose

it's one of these big pandora's bo-- boxes we cannot get out of. pres. trump: you are the president of juul what are you saying? we removed a number flavors from the market most recently, , we removed mint, and that was 70% of our business. we felt it was the right thing to do. today, we are left a tobacco and menthol portfolio, but ultimately, we defer to the fda -- pres. trump: who makes the flavors? >> different companies. pres. trump: they continue to make flavors. >> we have 1.2% use. there are two unavailable factors. if you ban flavors, which there is a public health redeeming situation to do so, 100,000 be in trouble. -- [crosstalk] they sell exclusively flavors. i don't think we should argue the virtue to these products, we all agree there should. 1.2 and 1.4% youth use. >> we believe you can market favors responsibly. arepercent of our users above the age of 25. >> i think the issue or the opportunity is to make a deal, for the industry to come here and say we recognize youth use of the problem. pres. trump: the one thing you see if you watch p

unless the fda actually narrowly,s them very it is a big pandora's box we cannot get out of. >> what are you saying? >> when i came into the job, we decided action needed to be taken. we have already removed our flavors from the market. most recently, mint. for us, that was 70% of our business so it was a big step for us but we felt it was the right thing to do. with awe are left tobacco at mental portfolio. -- and menthol portfolio. [indiscernible] fda. will defer to the >> who makes the flavors? >> different companies. >> and they continue to make flavors? for every three juul products sold, one of ours is sold. there are two unassailable facts. youth is a problem and flavors contribute to it. another problem is that if you , 100,000 americans are going back to cigarettes. [indiscernible] >> they sell exclusively flavors aired i don't think we need to argue the virtue of youth not using these products. american representative or two and three in the country. the balance of the market had 1.2% youth use. >> we believe you can market flavors responsibly. youth consumers are above the

. >> pandora is big in it. >> pandora is big in it.ok like in terms of the spending going on, i mean, some people want to equate it to the streaming wars in terms of the spending on content and the profitability it will bring. >> we have our investor day going on and i usually try to give a think piece last year was why the video scripted content business is a horrible business, this year is why the audio business is not like that. not only there upside in listenership and the types of content including pod king abdullahs but they're undermonetized, there is an opportunity to see increases in how podcasts and other forms of audio content are monetized, but the cost structure is way more attractive there is a little bit of a bidding war for audio content but you can't spend on audi a great podcast might be $250,000 a year, an hour of one of these high end shows could be $10 million. so the numbers are so far apart and the war is way less and the good news for us is we are a serious player in audio. >> yes, you absolutely are so has the

this is a whole new sort of pandora's box of evidence that opens up. >> imagine if this was a mistake this man spent 20 years in prison. >> and almost died. >> and almost died. very good point. we want to talk to you as well about police trying to decipher how this teenager who killed two classmates in santa clarita, how he obtained the gun used in the attack. we do know the 16-year-old died in the hospital yesterday after shooting himself in the head thursday. police say they don't know where he got that gun, but he seems to have experience using it, they say. police found six guns registered to the shooter's father in his home and we need to point out his father died in 2017. he's been living with his mother since then. the motive here, too, is still a mystery, but i want to ask you about that aspect of the gun. what is the possibility that his mother could be charged with his ability to get that gun, with access? >> yeah. i think it is possible. in california there are two levels of laws that adults have to keep guns out of the hands of children. one is sort of the negligence, that

it's very pandora looking. come on, avatar. i like it. >> i do, too. >> that's neat. i'm glad we showed that. let's look at some temperatures. down to the south bay, 40s for santa teresa and morgan hill. mountain view at 41. santa clara, campbell, 42. most of us in the 40s. we have san pablo, alameda, san francisco at 51. novato at 38. redwood city and danville at 43. golden gate bridge, no fog to speak of here. out and about today, good, clean, comfortable air this afternoon for football friday, dress warmly. temperatures falling into the 50s, even the 40s towards the end of the game. if you're out on the bay, nice, tranquil afternoon. for the north bay, 42 this morning to 60 at 11:00. mid 60s from noon to 4:00. we drop off, 51 by 7:00. for the east bay, 45 at 7:00. we're nearing 60 at noon. low 60s from 1:00 to 4:00. 54 at 7:00. and san francisco, a little narrower margin. average high is about 62. trying to bump up to 60 from 2:00 to 3:00, otherwise temperatures in the mid to upper 50s throughout the day. a warm weekend coming at you. and then the hammer drops. fin

lauren: amazon is giving spot g spotify and pandora some competition. >> if you're a prime member, you it's not ad supported. but now they're giving it away, it will be on ios and fire tv, on apple tv, it's amazon music free with ads, around 2 million songs. that's kind of the new model, the freemium model. there's a free version and then with a couple bucks you get the service. lauren: brett larson, you can catch brett on fox news headlines 24/7, on sirius xm channel 115. more good news for you. take look at your money. we could see another trifecta of records for the second day in a row, dow jumping, 109 points, nasdaq up 33. still ahead, as impeachment hearings continue into week two, could president trump surprise democrats by cooperating? keep it here on "fbn: a.m.." ♪ in the middle of the night. ♪ in my dreams. ♪ you should see the things we do. ♪ baby. ♪ drivers just wont put their phones down. we need a solution. introducing... smartdogs. the first dogs trained to train humans. stopping drivers from: liking. selfie-ing. and whatever this is. available to the public... never. sm

they are aggravated with mick mulvaney for opening up this pandora's box. right before these public hearings get started. the words of one official inside of the administration, what the hell was he thinking. and anderson, what it shows to us heading into these hearings is that there is a lot of in-fighting and chaos going on behind the scenes in this administration at a very critical moment for the president. >> is there -- how are they gearing up for the televised hearings? >> reporter: the white house is trying to put up a rapid response team and they've been talking about this for weeks. i talked to a source in the last couple of hours who said not all of the team members are in place. that the paperwork is still being put through for some key members of the rapid response team. the trump campaign is going to be doing its own war room, its own rapid response in terms of what is coming out of the hearings. but you do get the sense, anderson, from the white house and the trump campaign and republicans up on capitol hill, that they're all working off diffe

pandora is an early faller, down 2.2%. i can tell you dialogue semi is down .3%.ned socgen, that stock moving to the upside. waiting for an opening price on into properties, possibly having to raise. markets to the settle into their opening pattern and talk about the broader trade narrative because china is setting its price for interim trade deal with the u.s. him a drop the tariffs. beijing has asked to withdraw the threat of a new tariffs. the question is whether the president trump will agree to give up his weapon of choice. joining us to talk about this, latham.io at know some of what china is asking from the u.s. in return for maybe president xi signing on u.s. soil. what are you expecting on the trade narrative? is all the mood music for you suggesting this will be done soon? at least phase one? >> phase one for me is not about the trade war. it is phase one of the trump reelection campaign. that is what this is all about in my eyes. trump is trying to orchestrate everything to line up all the stars that he can secure the reelection. is of the key parts of

is there fear among democrats that it could be a pandora's box since we hear republicans saying they, the whistle-blower, adam schiff, et cetera. so does it seem to you things are about to get risk yer? >> they certainly could. the senate is controlled by republicans. and not just that. when there's a senate trial if there's a senate trial which it seems to be heading that way, the white house's lawyers have a kbra great deal of power of who they call to testify. now, there could be a political argument about that as that happens. but that becomes more difficult for democrats. and also it could be long and it could go into the weeks leading up to the iowa caucus. now, what democrats feel pretty good about is how this is played out in the recent elections we've seen across the country and in louisiana and in kentucky where the gubernatorial candidates, the republicans ran against impeachment. and that hurt them a great deal in the outcome. and trdemocrats were also energized the m ares were running against impeachment and they were energized by what was happening in washington. it cou

jewelry retailer pandora, tumbling more than 11%, after reporting profits and sales that missed forecastsre sales, excluding hong kong, fell 10% last quarter that stock now down 18%. and trivaga, tumbling on lowered outlook for fourth quarter as major advertisers pull back on spending the company announcing a leadership change. founder, ceo is stepping down by end of the year, we placed by cfo. a troubled booking site in the past one year, ahead of expedia results tomorrow back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> let's get a news update. for that, we turn to sue herera at hq. good morning, sue. >> good morning, carl. good morning, everyone here's what's happening. at least three women and six children apparently u.s. citizens were slaughtered by drug cartel gunmen in northern mexico a mexican official says the gunman may have mistaken the group suvs for the cartel. >>> nigerian firefighters trying to extinguish a fire at one of the largest textile markets. well known as one of the best places to buy colorful fabrics, apparel, shoes. >>> roger stone arriving for trial over charges related

what makes you so sure that full legalization won't open the door to a pandora's box we may deeply regretlot we don't know? >> erin, there's a difference between legalization and complete lack of regulation. there are legal substances in this country like tobacco that there are strict rules around. for example, you can't advertise on school grounds. marijuana is not something we should just have out there completely free and easy, but it should be legal so that we can regulate it properly, make it safer and more standard for americans and also have some of the tax revenues that can help us counteract any of the negative effects. >> so in addition to marijuana, you obviously are at odds with some others, different others on another issue. senators sanders and warren are in favor of a wealth tax which you have said could be, your words, a disaster in practice. obviously some who would be affected by it are speaking out. they're saying they're being vilified which has led to these comments from senator sanders and senator warren. here they are. >> i want to point >> i just want to point out

deirdre: let's go to the gin shop and say there's spotify and pandora and you can mix it up. >> they'remost relieved themselves when they go in and they're not hearing maria carey for the 40th time. deirdre: you're saying it makes everybody cranky. >> people are listening two months ahead of time and it's over-t sat saturated. lauren: i wrapped christmas gifts already. deirdre: you are a person with a plan. that is no joke. >> if you're planning on taking your children to see santa claus, you probably don't want to go to this one or maybe you do. might bridge, -- night bridge, london, is charging $2,500 to meet santa claus because it's in the sware swarski christmas grd the tickets are already sold out to meet santa claus. lauren: that's good for the british economy. they could use some help. >> yeah. lauren: extra money. $2,500. >> good for san a santa, righ. lauren: madonna is being sued for what? >> she is known for being late to concerts. the other week in vegas she showed up at 12:30 to start her concert. fans are upset because she's moving the start time from 8:30 to 10:30. one fa

against you but to specific -- specifically mention bias in it seems like it could open a whole pandora'sox. >> well, there was a lot of speculation about how much the president's animus toward the head of amazon might play into this contract. and -- and in this case, you have amazon coming back and saying, look, we can look line by line at this deal and where they've made errors in calculating it will there be litigation forthcoming? this seems to be leading me down the path to say, yeah, that they're going to protest and not just in the newspaper. >> i just think it's funny because it was not that long ago that all of these companies' employees were in open outrage and riot over the fact they were going to try to get this defense department contract. nobody wanted it none of these employees wanted to be seen as being in bed with the government let alone with what's happening with the trump administration versus everybody else out there. nobody wanted this contract. now that somebody's gotten it, there is a complaint process that's happened. well, why didn't we get it i mean, it's not ou