shira: i don't know.o me, this is one of the great mysteries of advertising, online advertising controversies the last few years is that google has managed to stay out of the fray. google is the largest advertising seller in the world. they somehow, while mark zuckerberg is taken these visible stance on free speech and gotten criticized by everybody, from the president on down for how they handled political candidates and their advertisements on facebook, google has said nothing as far as i can see, and they haven't really been called to account. i can't imagine it will stay that way, but have just let mark zuckerberg take the fire. taylor: i want to jump over to another big tech giant that has been reporting, that was apple, yesterday. and apple created new ways to boost up those juicy iphone sales. during an earnings call, executives put aside the typical praise of design and technology, and instead they talked about installment plans, trading programs, and giveaways. iphone sales fell in the latest qua

shira: i don't know.o me, this is one of the great mysteries of advertising, online advertising controversies. google has managed to stay out of the fray. google is the largest advertising seller in the world. while mark zuckerberg has gotten criticized by everybody from the president on down for how they handle political candidates and their advertisements on facebook, google has said nothing, as far as i can see, and they have not really been called to account. i can't imagine it will stay that way, but so far, they have just kind of let mark zuckerberg take the fire. taylor: that was bloomberg's opinion shira ovide. coming up, complete earnings coverage continues with alphabet posting a few misses in the third-quarter. we had details, next. and bloomberg conducts the largest survey ever of tesla model three owners. what they think about reliability, design, and function. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: while facebook and apple beat earnings, alphabet, google's parent company, delivered a mixed bag when it

taylor: that was bloomberg's opinion shira ovide.oming up, complete earnings coverage continues with alphabet posting a few misses in the third-quarter. we have details next. bloomberg conducts the largest survey ever of tesla model three owners. what they think about reliability, design, and function. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: while facebook and apple beat earnings, alphabet, google's parent company, delivered a mixed bag when it reported third-quarter earnings on monday. operating income, earnings per share, and even paid clicks missed estimates. but the company did say it is investing heavily in thousands of new jobs geared towards google's cloud computing business. according to the ceo, cloud computing and machine learning continues to be the company's priority. i got reaction from a market analyst and jitendra waral. jitendra: they are spending and ramping up cloud but it is showing results. it is pretty strong. probably cloud is going much faster than that. what we are seeing over here is for the next year, cloud is going to

amanda: shira ovide, thank you.nder, bloomberg users can interact with all the charts you have seen on the network. the function on your terminal is gtv . from toronto and new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ berg. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton with bloomberg's first word news. a hong kong legislative counselor with five others urged the polytechnic university authorities to do something to resolve the weeklong crisis after they met with protesters today. the legislative counselor told reporters university authorities are planning to enter the campus on tuesday. he added that he believes the best way to resolve the problem is the university takes the lead. >> i hope they will take over the management of the campus, and then the police can relax control and leave. i think this is very important. i hope the university will realize that. mark: police had stormed the campus overnight and made dozens of arrests before retreating. china is offering a compromise in the trade war with the united states. it will raise penalties o