day folks martin she's one of the most powerful women in the business world and i asked her about s.a.p.'s responsibility the business software maker. was social enterprises 1st of all are incredible businesses that operate business but give back half of their profits to their mission statement and what we're doing in s.a.p is making it easier for the world to buy their goods and services from a social enterprise what about sep itself because we talk about these projects that are fantastic and the social entrepreneurs who are doing fantastic stuff but when it comes to the corporate level you've got these huge corporations who could be doing so much more for the planet how is this a p making a difference there well look i think it's about the power of and because you can do good business and still do good when you're doing good business and one of the things that we're doing in the context of social enterprises is facilitating our riba network which transact 3 trillion of us dollars per annum as an environment or social enterprises can make themselves available to business let me just gi

telecom s.a.p and present. as well as many automotive suppliers. has halted all travel to china for the next 2 weeks and workers who come being permitted to work from home now prime minister boris johnson insists the u.k. can involve huawei in its 5 g. network without compromising national security britain is giving the chinese tech giant limited access to build parts of its new high speed mobile network it's a setback for the united states. and while way was not mentioned by name in the british government statement but british cyber security officials said they had always treated the company as a high risk vendor and those vendors would be excluded from sensitive core parts of 5 g. and limited to a maximum 35 percent share of non-sensitive parts of the network it's proportionate to place the reality is that these are highly complicated networks relying on global supply chains where some limited measure of vulnerability is almost inevitable. the critical security question is how to mitigate such vulnerabilities and stop and damaging the british peo

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nejra: we looking at s.a.p.. anding non-ifr s revenue profit targets for 2020. profitability a big question especially since elliott management came in. 2020 business outlook is on a non-ifr s basis. it has raised the forecast. 29.2.8.6 to the 2020 operating profit view, it has raised that to $8.9 billion, from a range of 8.8 to 9.1. cloud kings, a key number to look out for. 8.7 billion euros to nine lien. to 9.1.een 8.6 that seems to be roughly in line. quarter cloudurth and software revenue, 6.8 6 billion euros. that is a little bit soft. of course, a surprise leadership ceoge back in october, the bill mcdermott stepping down. co-ceo apeak to the little bit later on in the show to discuss the results. do not miss that exclusive interview right here. manus: i want to go back to phillips. obviously, the order intake, important metric. increased 3% for them in the fourth quarter. fourth quarter sales, 6 billion euros sales growth income from continuing operations. fran's been putin will be -- houten will be with us shortly. we will jump off with some of those bi

the s.a.p. numbers don't quite look like they were expected.expected to be a positive day for sap but it is turning out not to be a positive day. 3.48%. trading sharply to the upside, we brought you news earlier on in the show, talking about what dus -- this with th company. in a few minutes time after the closing bell, we will get lvmh tombers, very exposed hong kong as well as the coronavirus story. trading strongly, but it has been under pressure as has been the whole luxury sector in the last few weeks. that is the european close. vonnie: let's start with the coronavirus. in the last few minutes, a company spiked, saying it is developing a vaccine for the coronavirus. shares for the company were already higher and it is now up 1.1%. it comes as well as on the heels of a new conference taking place, the health and human services secretary alex a czar and a bunch of new agencies coming together to update the public on what is happening. no new cases found, but the secretary stressed that this is a very serious threat. the u.s. is taking it ex

. >> speaking of s.a.p., challenging cloud numbers for s.a.p. down 4% in morning out of europe.long with phillips, challenging corporate prints out of europe today. >> europe was bad for everybody to be talking about. i don't know anyone so far that says europe's doing well. you talk about greg hayes and united technologies and they'll tell you that carrier was bad. carrier was bad in europe. not great, i shouldn't say bad. you want a mask? >> why shouldn't you say bad >> because it was slower than i expected. >> okay. >> this company's going -- >> they were merging with raytheon. >> and splitting up. >> it's like sell it now, it's almost done. >> that's taking place this year. it's a monumental year for united technologies, the raytheon deal with close and then the split will begin -- >> even the symbols can be changed. >> of carrier and otis. >> i think that the raytheon business which has a fantastic balance sheet is going to be a very interesting piece of business. i'm not sure i want otis, though the otis numbers return to growth, and i don't want carrier at all. not at all

we had s.a.p.ouncing, and google opening research labs in france this is part of emmanuel macron selling france you have 600 ceos gathering. third time this gathering is organized. you have coca-cola, ge, youtube, netflix all attending, and rolling out the red carpet for them it's a way for president macron to say they're still plowing through with their pro-business agenda they've had tough reforms in the last 2 1/2 years of his mandate making it easier to hire and fire employees, the corporate tax from 33% to 25% by 2022, doing it gradually and also, uyou know, a bit of p.i. on the back of the striks,s saying we're plowing through with our efforts to reform the economy. it's quite attractive. more attractive for investment than germany germany facing difficulty, difficulties with uk with brexit they say france is growing economy, slow growth but growing. some strikes and protests but that's because we are reforming the economy so keep investing here they're pushing on with the message. the elemen

you have players like microsoft, google, s.a.p., oracle, jda, hp, that are participating, you also have thousands of smaller players, these start-ups that's a group that's grown tremendously they're offering cloud solutions, scheduling and 3-d body scanning. systems that can turn nearly any space into a micro fulfillment center they have autonomous robots. drones these are all features here that have become more and more prevalent over the years kevin johnson was on stage here. he was talking about how starbucks artificial intelligence program, deep brew, is helping sort of take away some of these tasks from bar wrist ba barristas so humans can start reconnecting in stores it's artificial intelligence helping us connect with humans, human to human that's the world we live in. >> speaking of human beings, you spoke with one yesterday the kohl's ceo she said she was disappointed with the holiday quarter with you thing that undershot it, lululemon. that stock is up 4% now. what went right for lulu, what went wrong for kohl's? >> shares of lululemon have been higher by 90% over the last yea

it is also known as s.a.p., which is really a state program that engineers throughout the state to do building assessments, building and structural assessments after disasters, in particular earthquakes. we had this exercise on monday lead by the city administrator's office with other department participation. i was really, really pleased of the progress that the group has made. we had cal there also who took me aside and is very thankful for san francisco's work. we are leading the way in this state to do assessments. what we did is set up equipment at a potential area we may activate. you can see, it's not just about bringing engineers in and sending them out. it's a list to pull folks from all over the state to come and assist us. we need to provide sheltering. these may be folks not familiar with san francisco. we have to orient them. so it was a great opportunity to actually practice taking information in, both manually and electronically, pulling that information up and being able to get that information out quickly. i really want to do a big shout-out to the planning team becau

it is also known as s.a.p., which is really a state program that engineers throughout the state to do building assessments, building and structural assessments after disasters, in particular earthquakes. we had this exercise on monday lead by the city administrator's office with other department participation. i was really, really pleased of the progress that the group has made. we had cal there also who took me aside and is very thankful for san francisco's work. we are leading the way in this state to do assessments. what we did is set up equipment at a potential area we may activate. you can see, it's not just about bringing engineers in and sending them out. it's a list to pull folks from all over the state to come and assist us. we need to provide sheltering. these may be folks not familiar with san francisco. we have to orient them. so it was a great opportunity to actually practice taking information in, both manually and electronically, pulling that information up and being able to get that information out quickly. i really want to do a big shout-out to the planning team becau

look, i got to tell you, bill, great to see you again some of us were concerned when you left s.a.p. faded into the horizon but that obviously is not true. i want to thank bill mcdermott the president and ceo of service now which is up $26 today. good to see you, bill. >> thank you, jim. thanks, everybody. >>> meantime the world health organization holds an emergency meeting today to determine whether to declare a public health emergency regarding the coronavirus. here's what we know so far chinese officials say the death toll has risen to 170. 7900 cases worldwide the number of cases in china surpasses the total cases during the sars epidemic of 2003. meantime, the president apoipts and meets with the koechcoronav task force yesterday joining us now is the head of that task force, u.s. health and human services secretary, good morning, and good to have you with us. >> glad to be with you all thank you very much. >> you said when you announced the task force that the risk of infection for americans remains low. will that assessment change if world health does declare an emergency? >>

. >> so this was part of the team's heroes appreciation night at s.a.p. center. sharks wore black gilroy strong jerseys during their warm-ups. the jerseys were then given to first responders. the sharks foundation also donated $50,000 to the gilroy strong fund-raising effort. the sharks beat the and ducks, 4-2. >>> at the live desk this morning a new job for former secretary of state condoleezza rice. here is the tweet with the announcement right here for you all. rice will be the next director of the hoover institution at stanford. the hoover institution is a public policy think tank headquartered on the stanford campus. rice is no stranger to stanford. she joined the university in 1981 and served as provost from 1993 to 1999. kumasi? >> thanks, jobina. coming up, lost wages, spoiled food, the new push to get pg&e to pay people the next time power is turned off to prevent a wildfire. >> reporter: so you're coming to the super bowl here in miami and looking for some of the best and most authentic places to eat, i have you covered. have you heard of a pasta lito.

the two hosting a blood drive at the s.a.p. center from 7:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. will be entered to win a pair of tickets for the february 27th game against the new jersey devils. three pairs will win a pair of bench tickets to watch the warm upbefore the game and all winner get a chance for a group photo on the ice. what's it look like today. >> it's gray but mild. you notice how mild it's been. >> yeah. >> we're keeping the temperatures today and into the week ahead. a live look from the roof camera. everyone in the 50s but the fog with us from the north bay along the coast and even in the south bay. we'll talk about when the rein gets here, how much rain and hue mild we get for the week ahead next. >> thanks, lisa. also next thehief onu the america's getting sicker. sick of donald trump, there are one million more uninsured americans every year under trump. and he's repeatedly tried to repeal obamacare. mike bloomberg will make sure everyone without health coverage can get it, and everyone who likes theirs, keep it. while capping fees to lower costs. as mayor,

s.a.p., down 2.5%.though they raised their 2020 guidance, the fact is these cloud numbers really came in less bullish than many were expecting. it is all about the cloud. francine: it is. thank you so much, annmarie hordern. let's get to bloomberg first word news with av hurtado. viviana: hong kong limiting travel from china, aimed at the coronavirus outbreak. curbing that spread. it is stopping individual travelers from entering the city as well as shutting high-speed rail. the dental from china's coronavirus increasing to at least 100. the number of new cases soaring to more than 4.5 -- 4500. in the u.s., some republican senators are leaning toward calling john bolton as a witness. that is as more revelations emerge from the former national security advisor. "the new york times" reporting last year mr. bolton told the attorney general of his concerns about the president. they stem from conversations and the leaders of turkey and china. today prime minister boris johnson will likely allow huawei to bui

i always thought they could have been more accenture, more s.a.p.to what microsoft said and amazon said, there is enough businessand i do by the way alphabet thomas curryian >> you talk about him once a week >> because he's brilliant. he's brilliant >> we'll start talking about the leaders of cloud business by their first names and jim whitehurst and ginny talked to you by this topic about the red hat deal take a listen. >> this is being multicloud. you mentioned vmware ibm has done more reporting of vmware to the cloud than anyone else there is more running in production on the i about, m cloud. >> we got a nice four-way race >> that is going to be her business legacy. her legacy in terms of trying to get young people to be equivalent in this country, something like i said they did better in the government, tens of thousands of kids is one side and the other side is jim is sensational. jim whitehurst from red hat had a fantastic number i know it's still small in terms of the book of business but this is a company that could be the fourth horse >> w

if they had one facebook, they had one google, if they had developed one thing since s.a.p., they'd be have it can't we -- >> it's really not just about 2019 as deirdre pointed out, this was going on before. i was actually on the google campus i happened to be giving a google talk on november 1st of 2018, which was the day of the walk-out over that $90 million pay out to andy ruben for sexual harassment to make him go away what's really interesting to me is to see there's been a transformation so at that moment -- i was in the middle of these thousands of people at headquarters and the walk-out, the employees at that moment, it was the mood was more like disappointment with something you love, with an institution that you love. but it's really morphed, it seems, since then from disappointment to hostility. >> is this going to make it tougher for google or alphabet to be able to hire top talent? >> i think that's a great question because you had people who deeply love the company and love that don't be evil kind of concept, and now you have -- i hear it from younger people who have conc