are sap customers.g bill mcdermott's tenure they have tripled their market value. mcdermott is seen as an innovator who has adapted to the constantly change technology landscape. we are honored to have him on the program. >> congratulations on your amazing ratings. we want to look at sap as the leader it is and understand what that tells us about the broader economy. >> the growth in the quarter was in the cloud. we beat in the cloud. the cloud was up 40% on a year-over-year basis. it beat expectations by 5%. but we have a solid core business glowing double digits. the cloud at 40% and the operating income of the company up 12% year on year. what are customers doing? they are working hard to connect their demand chain with their customer who is social, mobile, and they shop in many channels. they want to connect that customer to the ply chain. the supply chain is global, lots of different partners. you have to optimize how to give the customer the way they want it where they are located in real-time. th

guy: i am quite surprised to see sap down. earlier calls suggested sap would trade higher.highlighted that earlier on in the program. there are 28 buys on the stock already. outsidehe needle to the is something that could be harder at this point in time. there is a lot to be said for that. anticipated that would be coming down the pike. at a headline level, asian stocks are mixed. the yuan, a big story out of asia. we continue to see declines. the pboc will get in the way of that. is the global head of strategy solutions at socgen. europe is quite unloved from a stocks point of view. flows, the look at money seems to be suggesting people are leaving europe. the underlying performance out of most european companies is not that bad. sap delivered some good numbers this morning. you are not seeing the relative coming from ceos and cfos being reflected into the market right now. >> this is a fair point. there in mind we had a pretty in mind we had a pretty decent macro backdrop. backdrop is the definitely positive. if we remember the eurozone debt crisis or the italian situatio

investigators looking at why the boat was on the water with a storm watch just 30 minute before the saped and sanked, injures two people, and killing 17 other. >> i died to dive for some more missing people as we're working on this. >> some passengers missing loved ones. >> my mother, that is why i'm here. i need to go in and see. >> and life jackets, they are not required to be worn. the president of the president that owns the duck boats says the operator has a good safety record and said the storm came out of nowhere. >> a mother of four has found murdered in her richmond apartment. she does discovered by her co-workers after she didn't show up to work. here is more on the woman who wanted to make a change in her community. >> she was really good person. >> he says i had wants to give a voice to her friend and former co-worker. >> she didn't deserve to die. >> he used to work with her at the social security administration office. co-workers say she left for work with a man and failed to return. they went to an apartment. >> they got there and the door was with already ajarred. you sp

we also get numbers from sap this morning. sap reporting non-irs reporting income $6.4 billion. the cloud business key for the company. profitrs operating compared to $7.5 billion. $7.35reviously saw it at billion. that is the latest. rising global i.t., how much of a benefiting from that? that is part of the conversation. the cloud business and how much is that accelerating and how part ofthe flagship their company managing to stand up to competition? they are actually taking the competition to salesforce at the moment, pushing customer relation management. specifically talked the ceo about that. that is at 7:30 a.m. u.k. time. these are the big themes, earnings and trade. manus: if you look at the alcoa numbers, i think this is a fascinating moment for us to pause and reflect. alcoa made it very clear that terrorists have impacted their business. the product they bring in from canada, but they have lowered their profitability. they have made it very clear that trade and tariffs are going to be one of the headwinds. debut be about global recovery in europe and the united states

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sap cited accelerating cloud sales and booking rose faster in the second quarter.he cfo. >> we have a great amount of gas in the tank to accelerate, actually one of the reasons we have even raised the 2020 ambition and a cloud -- in the cloud up to 7 billion euros, is the momentum we have from this broad portfolio. we believe we will not stop in terms of growing in 2020, we will consistently continue that march past. taylor: that is your bloomberg business flash. nejra: thanks. the effects of the trade war being felt this earnings season. the biggest aluminum producer in america has cut the 2018 profit forecast due to the impacts of tariffs. japan won't take the same approach to handling u.s. tariffs on cars that it took for steel and aluminum tariffs. the damage would be huge, to not only the japanese economy but to the u.s. and global economies. nejra: this comes as u.s. president donald trump may prioritize a bilateral trade deal with mexico, over canada. david page,ow, great to have you on set. are you seeing any kind of potential impact on global growth from t

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. >> sap raises his outlook this year. german software giant benefited from increased spending on business products. >> in a period of time where the there is growing uncertainty, companies are turning to software providers like sap to really help them weather the storms. become more efficient and have greater transparency to her see that from the results with our strong growth in the cloud business up 40% as well as the stronger resilient core license business we have which was up 3% as well. from that perspective, we believe we will do well for the remainder of the year despite any uncertainties that the macro environment might bring to us. >> keeping an eye on net income for the second quarter, 3.8% above estimate. you say your strategy is bearing fruit. just how good could this year be? >> i am satisfied. there are a lot of bright spots here. we can see underlined income now improving. which we have worked really hard on. we continue to deliver on cost, the credit quality, capital, and also on compliance. the key eleme

to abc 7 reporter david lilly with a look at the first matchup between the two teams at san jose's sap>> hi, there. you know the warriors are certified champions, and lebron james doesn't look like he is ready to rest on his laurels either. that sets up a stage for a tremendous tough competition ahead in the next season, as well as a potential new rivalry that could spark fan interests and ticket sales. any chance to see the best players in the game in action is adraw. the first matchup between a lakers-fueled lebron james and the warriors in the bay area is bound to draw die-hard fans to sap center even with prices topping $600. san jose native gabriel thinks he will provide a glimpse into the season ahead. >> i'm not too worried about preseason. i think it would be a great opportunity to see how the new rookies play and how the team starts to mesh together. >> but joining a western conference home lebron is likely to raise hopes that the lakers will become another contender. kevin bright is predicting tougher competition. >> i think the competition was already pretty strong when you

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emily: that was the cfo of sap.nched the first world's first smart phone technology in an effort to getting a mortgage faster and easier. the startup, that has investors like nfl quarterback joe montana, raised a lot of money in the funding round. the software. applicants personal and financial information so it does not have to be entered manually and runs continual compliance checks, to avoid application bottlenecks. customers can get advice on financial decisions. coming up, we look at the future of gene editing, next. and later in the show, the facebook ceo speaks out trying to set the record straight on comments about holocaust deniers on facebook. we will discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: while concerns continue to rise on the risk of job automation, technology is also creating new jobs. take gene editor dan carlson who solved a need for his work in in -- in a unique group, farmers. the process that is particularly painful for the animals themselves. he seems to have found a solution. we have a report on

the suit claims that transit officials are eliminating -- who come to sap center each year.on does not include a parking garage that had been in earlier versions. the sharks say less than 10% of concert and sports fan coming to sap center use public transit. >>> one of the world cup semi final mattresses -- matches is played right here at 10 in the morning with world cup lied -- life. at 11:00, france and belgium play for a trip to the finals. we will have that match right here on ktvu , while the noon news well air on ktvu plus three that match. >> there hosting a viewing party at sue dearman part. across the street from the very -- ferry building. we will be hosting the event. alex savage will host tomorrow's events. and -- will host the final match on sunday. we will have access for you on the big screen. they will be soccer activities, rockclimbing wall, face painting, and plenty of food trucks. admission is free. >>> it will be a good party. >> is it will. changes from people looking to get a tesla model three. the reason tesla is getting rid of its order system. >>> a

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david grass of the vermont department of health says the sap in the parsnip has a chemical exposed to sunlight - which creates the burn.david grass/ vt dept. health:"it's not like poison ivy or poison oak where the oil is on the surface where the oil is on the surface of the leaf and just brushing up against it would be sufficient to getting the sap out - there really needs to be some break in the flower."grass says if you are out in tall grass to to wear long pants and sleeves.if you brush up against the parsnip make sure to wash the area that was touched as there could be a delay in the effects from the plant. (justine)(justine) hoping to save other people from the same pain - murphy shared her story on facebook getting over 35 thousand shares. she says she hopes to prevent anyone else from going though the same painful encounter. (grant) the f-d-a is cracking down on non-dairy products calling themselves milk. the decision was announced by the commissioner of the f-d-a on tuesday. the new guidelines would prohibit products made from soy ... almonds and other plant-based sources fro

they will be in san jose at the sap center in the first tip-off with lebron and lakers in this live picture. david lily is live with word that the preseason faceoff is already raising ticket prices, david. >> reporter: yes indeed.d.d. san jose is the place to be with the matchup with lebron and lakers. it already is causing interest in tickets as well as prices to go up on reseller'side. we saw one ticket go for over $600. we caught action of lebron james and the warriors during the finals. we know how hat turned out. warriors are not surprised or concerned for cavs star once again aband donning cleveland for what he thinks is a better opportunity. abandoning. >> he is still a force in the league. like he showed in the finalsy they will be a strong team and will take them a while to gel and warriors are in their prime right now. >> reporter: the move by lebron gives them a chance for another title contender and championship warriors. only one can advance to the finals. confident of the depth of the warriors organization. >> warriors will step up their game and be additionally competitive. >

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be required to carry an "added sugar" label, even if there's nothing in the bottle, but pure maple sap minus the water. and that's bitter for maple syrup makers who say the label makes it sound like there are additives in their products. vermont's secretary of the fda, the reasonnd marketsg syrup, honey, and table sugar are themselves considered added sugars, meaning they add calories to your diet but not nutrients. and these new guidelines are trying to give americans more information about healthy food choices. the regulations were part of the fda's nutrition overhaul announced by the former first lady, michelle obama, back in 2016. manufacturers were given two years to comply. but criticism of the maple syrup label has been so furious that even the state's attorney general is asking the fda to give vermont a pure maple syrup exemption. the fda commissioner says they are considering alternatives. announcer: when we return, swimsuit--check; towel--check. sunscreen. no? why one state says don't bring it to the beach. o'brien: hawaii is now the firsn sunscreen. well, actually, two of th

russians white scene for european football fans with really cold halts and called cold faces the opposite sap and russia has embraced this tournament quite incredibly it's people have the right now up watching us film this guy doing a very polite into their football and from day one when we met at a club just of the back saw it there of red square we met colombians thirty thousand of them argentinians twenty five thousand peruvians up to fifty thousand and to get on the metro with local russians to talk to them about most. some of the great cities we've been saying and to see these fans enjoying russia and russia are enjoying them will live with me for a long long time. and over the years on the stand polish of dumping helping to russian air a dozen times going backwards and forwards doing t.v.'s. my hope was to say the mosque in the cathedral with lots of football fans running cars on the top and to see quite incredible some places with its policies and its squares pretty much like red square full with fans of different countries and cultures that happened. but after cyprus the most powerful

the suite of applications just lapsed include facebook and what sap and handful of applications that are screened by an approved by facebook. so that means in places like cambodia, the philippines, myanmar, facebook is the internet. in a place like myanmar which only recently got phones as recently as 2014, were it only recently got any sort of internet connectivity, facebook is essentially the entire media ecosystem. not coincidentally it is the site of horrendous genocide against the muslim minority population. we have seen this sort of thing the time of the gentleman has expired again around the world moved acutely and most brutally and myanmar. how did this happen? that one number i'd like you to remember, 2.2 billion. i mentioned before, the most important thing you have to remember that facebook. as ephedra 2010 facebook add 2.2 billion users around the world. there is nothing that comes close. there's nothing that comes close bpc doesn't have that many listeners around the world. cnn international doesn't have that many viewers around the world. that is a stunning number, righ

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. >>> the san jose sharks and sap and turning wheels for kids turned out today to assemble 350 bikes for bay area children. 100 volunteers took part in the project. the bikes will be given to 10 nonprofits for children. helmets are included in the donation. it's part of the healthy living campaign. to fight childhood obesity and get kids healthy and active. >> it is a great way to engage people outside. to bring shark fans of all kinds together to do something great for this community. >> the bikes will be given to children who need a way to get to and from school. some nonprofits will give the bikes to low income families during the 2018 holiday season. >> amazon's much-hyped prime day ran into a few snags along the way earlier today. the sale was just getting underway. customers who clicked on links got messages saying i owe, something went wrong. others have complained they were not getting the special sale prices at checkout. and at this hour amazon reports the problems have largely been fixed. the fourth annual prime day is the largest so far. it is said to run 36 hours. this ye

and to sap the value of those items of evidence in case michael cohen wanted to trade his own fate with prosecutors in exchange for providing that evidence and fwefg that evidence against the president. nbc news white house correspondent hallie jackson has just confirmed this. thank you very much. much appreciated. >> reporter: one of those nights, rachel. glad to be with you. this is what we can share based on our reporting. that is from myself, from my colleagues, a knowledgeable source says michael cohen asserts says he knew donald trump knew, he was told specifically by his son of this trump tower meeting. this now infamous trump tower meeting before it happened which is obviously significant that he would be willing to tell special counsel robert mueller that. this comes, i can tell you in the last few minutes. i was with the attorney for michael skoeb declining to comment. he reached out to giuliani for more. it comes after davis told kristin welker that, signaling, they are ready to be more and more aggressive on this. this is ramping up in a serious way, rachel. we knew, michael

above sea level in which global warming has gone unchecked but it's moving through the air and all the sap was moving forward and the air was johnny going into the air also past present and future collide in an experience that suggests the very things that have on times square the nickname crossroads of the world could also be its undoing kristen salumi al jazeera new york that's all for the news hour but much more news on the other side of the break so do keep it here on al-jazeera. harvester. the nature of music as it breaks although thousands of women have reported rape and other sexual atrocities in falsehood and sewer rats are going to dish and say the figure is likely much higher with detailed coverage nearly fifty schools took part in the drive each one responsible for the whole acting a different diet of school supplies clothing from around the world the circle for whole is still very new here but these players are very confident they won't be able to leave goals or maybe even want a boy only international study. beleaguered paying the price for his political maneuvering in the mid

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raise prices and sap ceo confidence. the federal reserve seems intent on lifting interest rates well into next year, on top of20 hikes sinc. cere are nagging worries that the economicle is nearing a later stage. the later part of the cycle can last years. it's hard to find many leadingr indicaf recession that suggest a downturn is imminent even as the boost from tax cuts received. all of which indicate the bulle mas showing some wear andbu tearhas not seen its ultimate peek just yet. >> and then there's housing which is clearly a key party.f the econ it may be starting to stumble. a new report out this morning said existing home sales fell 4.6% in june. it's third straight monthly decline. for those whoeant to m up to a bigger home, it's becomin increasingly difficult to find something affordable. there's one strategy that's popular. more and more diana olick tells us what it is. >> liz is already feeling right at home in p her newlace in suburban maryland. she and her husband didn't want to leave the city, but finding a

are encrypted that means identifying the source of each reema is near impossible india is also what saps biggest market the company counts if a two hundred million users that combine that with a sense of panic a very stubbornly high rate of violent crime and you have all the conditions for fake news to turn into real deaths these days how almost even before. but it was nice to be legalized it is not strictly on the border region but knowing what was wanted. for such things for the scheme of these much bigger damages much higher than most countries that have this problem besides the raising of information you know mario for solution. is the situation and create chaos and also the sense of mission that is so poses definitely is one of the victims of this news phenomenon that is going on because it's a complex you know when you go to the society you are looking at you want to look at how much of government the country has and we need to also discipline some of these surveys from wireless these facts. but i think that you can have your say on all of our stories by following us on social medi