simon: i love the idea of electric.watched the e- the motor racing which is fascinating to watch. halfway to the race, they have to change cars because they have run out of charge. that is where the main problem is. ryan: you can get a battery with extra life. that is one of the options. $35,000 is a bit of a trick. 215 miles at least. simon: how long does it take to recharge? the: i don't know answer. it goes from 0-60 in six seconds. simon: that is only going to get me halfway up the motor -- in the u.k. francine: how many cars is it? ryan: mass market. cars ahas done 50,000 out year. that is the quantum leap they need to make. lotcompetition, there's a of competition. electric cars brand in the united states five years ago there were four. by the end of next year that will be 60. but the main competition is the chevy bolt. the same price. it has got all of g.m. behind it. that is elon musk's biggest problem. simon: they say technology with a dead end. is it about hydrogen and those kinds of engines? ryan: right now h

simon, you are in denial. tell you what is sad -- [applause] what is sad, and you being a historian, is 100 years ago women went into factories, pay packets, went to the pub, got the vote, we have lived through 100 years of female liberation and emancipation, and now we have the mayors of towns in germany and in sweden and other parts of northern europe telling women not to walk out after dark on their own, and in the wake of the cologne sex attacks, the mayor of cologne said to those women, they really ought to dress differently and behave differently in public. that, simon, is what is sad, and actually, i fear this controversy of those of you that stood up -- hypocrisy of those defenduld stand up and been all right when really you think migrant rights are more important. frankly, shame on you. [applause] and louise, you are trying to redefine the 1951 convention on refugee status. let me challenge you to something. , that whenjust maybe the australian space a similar problem of people coming in boats of larg

back to you simon. >> thank you.ro holding an event in san francisco as we speak to announce new initiatives. josh lipton is there live and i'm hoping that you join us. >> well, nick woodman is just now taking the stage to unveil gopro's new developer program which the helps with innovation. so gopro has made it ease wrer for companies to go with apps in the gopro eco system and it's the platforms. and as well as video and that app is going to be available this summer the company tells me and fisher price is designing gopro compatible camera housing and mounts stock down 70% over the last year. saturation and changes and try to make it more versatile by building in this greater functionality and hope that that is going to remain greater sales. >> thank you very much. gopro shares rallying after announcing they have an important recruit from the apple team. john, you bought this, correct? >> i did. i bought it yesterday on unusual activi activity. >> explain the connection. >> they make the chips for gopro and others

simon, welcome back to the program. simon: t's good to be here.ndo: the democrats are coming to a moment of conflict where both sanders and clinton are turning up the volume against each other. how do you see the race, and how do you see this clash playing out? simon: the big story here is that sanders has proved to be a far more resilient and powerful challenger than anyone thought he would be, including the clinton campaign. where we are now is april will be a big month. if she can put him away, if she beats him in new york, this last tuesday of the month when there are 5 states voting, got a lot of states in the next few weeks, or he can stay alive. and if he stays alive all the way through june, when our primary ends up, he could have an advantage because he is raising more money than she is. the issue of money is going to start becoming a bigger deal if we go past april. fernando: there are various analyses of delegate counts and so forth, and some say sanders has to win a disproportionately large majorities in the remaining states. simon: if

simon, you're in denial. i tell you what's sad, i'll tell you what's sad, what's sad, and you would know as an historian is that 100 years ago, the women went into the factories went to the pub, got to the vote. we have the mayors of towns in germany and sweden and other parts of northern europe. i find the shared hypocrisy of those who stood up and said you're going to defend female rights when actually you think migrant rights are more important than female rights in our own community. frankly shame on you. and louise, louise, you're trying to redefine the 1951 convention on refugee status. but can i just challenge you to something? you know, maybe, just maybe you would agree with me that the australians when they faced a similar problem of people coming in boats in large numbers of sinkings and drownings, maybe the australians got it right where they said nobody will qualify as a refugee if they come through this route. but we will process people offshore, genuinely, and sincerely. and if they are people w

simon, you are in denial.l you what is sad -- [applause] what is sad, and you being a historian, is 100 years ago women went into factories, pay packets, went to the pub, got the vote, we have lived through 100 years of female liberation and emancipation, and now we have the mayors of towns in germany and in sweden and other parts of northern europe telling women not to walk out after dark on their own, and in the wake of the cologne sex attacks, the mayor of cologne said to those women, they really ought to dress differently and behave differently in public. that, simon, is what is sad, and actually, i fear this hypocrisy of those that would stand up and defend female rights when really you think migrant rights are more important. frankly, shame on you. [applause] and louise, you are trying to redefine the 1951 convention on refugee status. let me challenge you to something. it may be, just maybe, that when the australian space a similar problem of people coming in boats of large numbers of sinking and drowni

. >> nikki versus mariah, mean simon and train wreck paula. >> and details on taylor's n date night with calvin. are they playing matchmaker for celiselen selena? and is cameron diaz pregnant? >>> fabulous in her 40s, who is this mom of four rocking an incredible beach body. >>> and celebrities giving up their actual weight. how they're getting back in shape. >>> now for april 7, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." >> it is official, idol fever i on. >> last night, almost 11 millio people tuned in to see laporsha and trent move on. one of them will be your next american idol. >>> well, this is the end of an era, it truly it is, it is the last american idol show, we were backstage last night at the dolby theater in hollywood today to capture the pandemonium of this epic farewell. >> ido winn from seasons past have been making their way here for the performance tonight. security is tight, the fan s are going crazy and jennifer lopez is determined to make this one a night you will never forget. j-lo just released a tease of the new single she's debuting tonight. >> it will be the first t

simon: absolutely.e side is you go back to 2007-2010 when you had continued unrest in the markets. astonishing. ,he fact is that quite often the political issues have little impact on investor flows. tom: thank you so much. simon will continue with us. discussion,block, a news over the weekend on the limitation of choices. we will get an update. the daily mail out, alphabet out, may be left standing, a verizon bid. ♪ tom: the beautiful new york with lovely weather. high 70's, 80's today. francine lacqua talking about n in london. london getting ready for the queen's birthday. i plan to address all weekend like i am british -- plaid suit, striped tie, how about that? francine: and a hat. tom: right now, she is british, and cannot fake it. we go to caroline hyde. financial owned alipa y, controlled by alibaba founder , is currently raising money. five years ago, amazon began to retainaming customers. now it is going into a standalone lucrative business. offering a is monthly payment option for amazon prim

simon: we try and forecast that in time.it between the various price points, the technology, we estimate that is going to drive 15% growth in royalties from the mobile segment alone. then we have opportunities out and of that. what is going to happen is in the hands of consumers. that -- try and cast forecast that to any degree of accuracy. we look at where the analysts are. the headline number. we are comfortable with that for the rest of our year. hans: hans nichols in berlin. if i can shift the conversation back to the consumer, you were saying a lot of that is out of your control. what effect do you think the prospect of a brexit is having on consumer spending and your bottom line? simon: it is one of those factors that into macroeconomic uncertainty. you were talking earlier about the bank of china reducing stimulus. grexit is having that he weakening -- and the effect of weakening sterling. whether businesses invest in capital, infrastructure, that can effect what happens to our royalties in the short-term. we don't ob

>> well, simon, first of all, good morning.d to be with you, and this is decades' long practice that was differentiated for air travel in sea for anyone born in cuba or residents of cuba or living in the world. so from day one, when we were e requesting for the ships the go the cuba, we put on the play, that hey, we'd like to bon the level playing field with air cha charters, and so they were positive and encouraging allel along, and in fact, we were pretty confident that it would change, but we just didn't know exactly when. and so we were very appreciative to cuba for making the change and relaxing the practice around sea. they have put it on the level playing field with air charters, and we are excited, and honor and privileged to be the first company in 50 years to cruise to and from cuba and approved by coo band the united states when required and setting sail may 1st, simon, and we are very excited about it. >> i mean, all of you, you and your rivals have spent hours behind the scenes for a long period of time talking to

how do you get used to dealing with simon? >> you know what, i was very fortunate to be well received by simon for the most part. but, you know what, at the end of the day i think you nailed it on the head. he is honest and he'll tell you himself, look, if i tell these people, oh, you know, you were really great and they continue to work for years at a craft that they're never going to go anywhere in they'll waste time rather nip it in the bud. >> hey, i completely agree, justin and want to tell everybody ruben has a single out "ain't nobody love you." released on itunes, how all of your lives were changed by this iconic show. wouldn't you agree, ruben? >> absolutely. you know, i've been wanting to do this job since i was 5 years old so "american idol," you know, despite everything i tried never worked and "american idol" is the thing that worked so i appreciate it so much. >> worked for you, fantasia. went on to brood. got a fifth album on the way and last night got to perform your new single "ugly." anything you want to say

former judges here, we are betting on the original, simon, brandy and of course paula >> of course it's going to be emotional. it's the end of a legacy and i'm so proud to be a part of this -plives including my own. >> idol alums flooded social media before their performances tonight. taylor hicks and chris daltrey in rehearsal. and ww're outside the dolby. >> and two-time runner up is here with me today. >> tears ton the moment. just to be a part of 15 seasons of something that's had such a profound impact, it's going to be an honor. >> i can't wait for tonight. it's going to be a huge show. what was your all-time favorite moment? >> besides the cory clark can zal, i have to say fantasia >> oh, wow. >> that moment made my wife cry. >> adorable david arquette singing "imagine." >> we month on and today, we were hanging with selena gomes and apparently she's tired of being a third wheel, her girl, her bff taylor swift. >> taylor and calvin, hook a girl up already. >> when is she going to set you up so that you can go on double dates? >> i think that's the llast of his woies. >> selena so

. >> simon, what is the session?well, the equities are closed the day after the ecb and a lot of big banks are working through the technical details that we got last night on the corporate buying from the qe from the ecb and deutsche says if you are looking at the parameters, it is bigger than they were expecting and it is a bigger part of the 80 billion euros of the qe moving forward to $5 billion and to move potentially those asset classes. and particularly interesting the au automotives, because daimler is one of the major losers, and parts because of the disap po t disappointment of the rollout of the e-class upgrade and also, it is the doj forcing it effectively into the emissions which have brought the stock down. volkswagen off of the lows, but a new figure, 17 billion euros off of the emissions, and volvo is up almost 5%, and the truck maker under the mack brand in this country is cutting back production because of to falling demand. and another is gucci's parent company which is in negative territory there d

you know, simon? >> they made it sound like they didn't know simon was coming.ou think? >> simon is such idol, that i missed him for the years he wasn't on, so thousand dollars bring him back. you had that no hope, you know, that he was coming, so i think it is pretty exciting. good to see him again. >> and randy looks so different. >> well, lost a lot of weight. >> you know, one of the things i'm upset about what? >> well the biggest return guest from last night was simon. >> of course. >> oh. we don't see him. >> was he wearing a black t-shirt? >> i think he had a white t-shirt on. >> oh, white, that's right, he does wear white. >> and he didn't shave, man. only 202nd left to the video. >> got really dressed up. >> well, meantime, i can tell you what brian dunkelman is doing. >> we still have 40, ooh minute left to the show. we'll find simon's appearance, because he did come out and surprise them, and he didn't shave. he looked like he had just gotten out of bed. >> he might have. >> what's the dunke man character doing. >> he said he left to pursue, you can s

so, john. >> i liked a lot of the chips here simon.t the top of that that one of the reasons that he likes it is a relative valuation. same reason that jim likes city is why he likes this stock. on a relative valuation micron is cheap at $10.24 and 50 off a multiyear low so i don't disagree with him. i'm not in the stock right now but i'm looking to build a position. >> jim does disagree with you. >> i do. it's trading well below it and it has a lot to do with what steve said. this is a commodity business. i'd rather be in chips less commoditized so i'm talking about where you can see good upside with the samsung phones and apple as well as intel. >> and john is nodding as you work your way through that. >> a agree. if you look at the sectors it's completely out and there's so many cheap stocks that you can buy. why buy something that is cheap just because it's only cheap. buy something that has expanding margins and a long-term trajectory and theme that you might get wrong. >> well the management always missed. so they tell you one th

. >>> simon, j-lo, carrie.at the star packed "american idol" finale. >> the b blowout performances, e reunions, and simon's late night after party, now on "extra." >>> simon's surprise "american idol" return. >> hi, simon. >> j-lo's booty-shaking show-stopper. >> there's lots of sparkle. >> the original judges reunited. >> seeing simon was emotional. >> this is the end, or is it? the rumors "idol" could come back. >> good night, america. for now. >> kelly, carrie, and chris. then and now. >> it's very nostalgic. >> plus, the very last idol champ trent. >> has it sunk in yet? >>> megyn kelly salary standoff? how much she's reportedly asking to stay at fox news. >>> plus -- >> who makes more, lady gaga or leonardo dicaprio? "parade"'s what people earn list today. >>> john kasich comedian. >> you've made it. >> which one is younger? >> the presidential candidate like you've never seen him before. >> the biebs is on your play list? >> it's a really good song. >> from pop music pizza, kasich gets personal. >>> plus,

simon is hoar with -- simon is here with more. >> and yes, they cut the losses in europe as it comesf the session, and basically as wall street has come off of the lows, europe has risen as well. it is a height of the earning season, and people are focus on that. here are the main earning movers, and bbva is the second largest in spain, and airbus has a problem with the jet deliveries and they are argue whether i off of the lows, and the top gainer is e electrolux, the largest consumer maker in europe, and missed out and the g.e. sales, but they have good sales in america and the usa coming through with a gain of 8% for the first quarter and raising as they are unlocking the number of difficulties there, and raising the full year. and electrolux is the big gainer there, and volkswagen gave more information on the emissions scandal. a lot of anger in europe, but they are refusing to buy back affected vehicles in europe. they will only buy back the diesels here in the united states, and finally a figure on, that and they have broken it down to $9 billion is the cost of that for vw, and

late night after party, now on "extra." >>> simon's surprise "american idol" return. >> hi, simon. >> j-lo's booty-shaking show-stopper. >> there's lots of sparkle. >> the original judges reunited. >> seeing simon was emotional. >> this is the end, or is it? the rumors "idol" could come back.

welcome simon. and you, tell us what you're doing here in studio this morning. >> i'm going to paint a couple color of paintings for you. i bring color to people's lives. >> exactly. and you've been doing this since you were little, right? >> i've been doing it 40 years professionally. >> wow. so show us what you're doing. >> well, i've got, for the my paint already on them. so, what i'm going to do is this is going to be a lot of fun. i'm going to turn these two paintings, these two canvass into, you know, into a painting. so, just get it done and it takes a few minutes for a display. and get a little bit of water on the brush. one of the things i'm well known for is my big floral paintings. so, it doesn't all happen as quickly as this. >> how long do you typically work on one of your average paintings? which look gorgeous. how long do you work on them? >> about four hours, i would say, for a typical painting. >> and we have a couple other pieces of your work in studio. what are you hoping people g

. >> expect to see some of the former judgeshere, we are betting on the original, simon, brandy and of paula abdul. we spoke with her this m >> of course it's going to be emotional. it's the end of a legacy and i so proud to be a part of this that changed so manypeople's lives including my own. >> taylor hicks and chris daltrey in rehearsal, advice outside the dolby. >> we're about to go through security here, guys. >> and 2002 runner up justin, here with today. >> tears tonight? >> forme, i'm goinggto be in the moment. if tears happen, tears happen. just to be a part of 15 seasons something that's had such profound impact, it's going to be an honor. >> i can't w for tonight. it's going to be a huge show. >> besides the cory clark sc scand scandal, i have to say fantastic singing. >> oh, wow. >> that moment my wife cry. your favorite idol moment? >> adorable david arquette singing david's imagine. >>. ♪ imagine there's no heaven >> we month and today, we were hanging with selena gomes being a third wheel, her girl, her bff taylor swift. >> taylor and calvin, hook a girl up already. >>

as for her name, a source reveals that luna's middle name simone is a nod to the late nina simone and john's real last name is stevens. >> there's a lot of time comin >> they're doi great. >> john and chrissy spent thaer first time at home adjust luna who has a full head of hair. everyone is asking, john is feeling perfectly. >> i love that. >> when you think about that beautiful blend of john and gorgeous that little girl is going to be? >> yeah. >> there is concern over sophia's husband joe and he is laying low and it's only leading to more qu joe on the set of the navy s.e.a.l. drama and he posted the picture but he dropped out of the history channel drama citing a health issue and the demands of the role. and yesterday when he and sophia were a no show at the event, his friend confirmed that joe was battling a medical condition. >> they couldn't make it because he's recovering. and you know i don't know a lot about it other than he has had a little bit of a health problem. >> joe was spotted on the set on march 29th and again on march 30th. his sudden exit was cited as a manageabl

simon, let's start with you. how significant is the sale?: i think this is usually significant. it's the first deal and 15 years since the 2024. argentinahe return of to the capital markets, and it is a reflection of the depth of demand that they're able to get away with. just $15 billion. to issue is the -- the issue is the payouts, and on the positive side, it hopefully draws a line in the sand for argentina, because of its default history. anna: question to both of you, then, about the appetite among the investment community. you can stick to your own appetite for a fairly high-yield bond, the one that comes a lot of history, and simon, what kind of appetite do you sense among investors that you have heard from? simon: it has been positive, let's put it that way. we have had twice the prescription. there are a number of questions being asked, given the default history of argentina, seven times since independence, and twice since 2001. at least one investor was mentioning to me on the phone that if i buy a 30 year piece of paper, what is t

luna simone stevens. we are so in love with you. and sleepy very sleepy. luna was born thursday 14th and weighed in 6 pounds 11 ounces. as for her name, a source reveals that luna's middle simone is a nod to the late singer and civil rights activist nina simone and john's real name is stevens. >> there's a lot of time coming and they went through a lot to have this child and the excited. we're all really blessed that she's a part of our lives. >> while the cast of john's show gather for an emmy consideration event they spent their first at a at home adjusting to life with luna who john reveals has a head full of hair. everyone is askin is feeling perfectly. >> i that. >> when you think about that beautiful ble john and chrissy, can you imagine how gorgeous that little girl is going to be? >> yeah. we also can't wait for and sophia to start a family but right now joe is suddenly laying low and his explanation is only leading more questions. >> they want a healthy looking joe on the of the navy s.e.a.l. drama and he posted the picture but he dropped out of t

back over to you, melissa -- i mean, simon. just kidding. i knew it was you, simon. >> thank you very much, dom, have a good weekend. carter, how do the charts look here? >> let's look at it to the. if we know an uptrend is defined and clearly an uptrend for quite some time, higher highs and lower lows, decline has been the opposite. lower highs, lower lows. you also can draw your lines any way you want as charters or technicians are inclined to do. here's one way, a triple top. here's another way, we've come right back to the new down trend. and we're failing. here's another way. call it head and shoulders top. but the reality is, we're hovering ominously right here at these lows. ultimately, to my eye anyway, we have lower to go. potentially down filling this gap. here's the long-term chart. again, we could put in our head and shoulders. put in your break and trend. but the reality is, it looks lower. and as a minimum i think we can come down to this long-term uptrend line. that would give you 80 bucks. and that is lower from where we clos

. >> simon cowl, ladies and gentlemen. >> the crowd exploded into tears when simon surprised ryan andpaula, and randy jackson on stage. >> you were in the dark about simon? >> yeah, we thought he was. and then we heard he wasn't. went back and fort. we were shocked. >> like my whole life flashed in right in front of me. it's just incredible. i didn't think i would get so

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simon, thank you very much.ext, the standard chartered ceo tells us extensively about his brexit fears and we will get further analysis from our guest, up next. ♪ anna: welcome back. there is a live shot of new york. perhaps a little weaker on the u.s. equity market, bringing things back to europe, 7:50 if you're watching in germany. through,news coming we're not expecting to get an update from the leisure sports manufacturer. 2016are raising their forecast from continued operation. 15%-18% the income up in 2016, expecting to continue to generate operating leverage. they will publish full details on may 4 with more details around this outlook. they had previously seen revenue up by 10%-12% and now they're 15%, so aout substantial topline upgrade. the ceo of standard chartered believes if written votes to leave the eu it will create tensions in europe. bill winters spoke exclusively to francine lot. >> we all know that should the u.k. choose to go to exit the eu that on the day after, nothing will happen. life fu

simon? >> thank you very much.out with earnings today beating on both the top and the bottom line but the cfo is warning they could take up to add 4 billion hit if the central state's pension fund judgment goes a certain way next week. the cfo will join us after this break. ict arnold, the infamous traitor. and i know a thing or two about trading. so i trade with e*trade, where true traders trade on a trademarked trade platform that has all the... get off the computer traitor! i won't. (cannon sound) . >> ups is warning it could take a hit of almost $4 billion if the central state pension funds moves towards slashing payouts next week and if they are required to make up shortfalls on those payouts. its cfo joins us, richard peretz. richard, welcome back. nice to see you again. >> good morning, simon. nice to be here. >> are you able to strip out the two effects of what the economy is doing in the first quarter for you and the structural growth that you're getting in e-commerce? >> simon, i think the big thing here

liz: simon, what makes you nervous?kasich in second place in the state of new york, and if there is this contested convention issue, john kasich may very well stand some type of chance, at least he believes that. and up against hillary clinton, he's the one who does well. >> yeah. well, i think it's so, such a remote possibility that kasich comes out of this process. i should say that i have no idea what's going to happen on the republican side. [laughter] >> it is -- >> it's really complicated. i almost feel it's more likely that paul ryan gets picked than john kasich at this point. look, it's going to be a messy thing. there's no easy resolution of what's about to happen on the republican side, and i think democrats feel if you've looked at polling over the last few weekings, things are starting to trend the democrats' way. it's starting to look like a year of opportunity for democrats, and i don't know there's much the republicans can do to change that now. liz: well, as we, as i mentioned about a week and a day befo

carl quintanilla, sara eisen, simon hobbs, and david faber.ck santelli. >> this is a preliminary read. it isn't a final. we lost the nine handle. i'm a little surprised. 89 president 7. our last final read, of course, for march was 91. how bad was it? if you go back to september it was 87.2. here's what's interesting. yo view to go back to november '14 to find another. they're not common as of late. when you look at the current conditions, it was 105.4. just a little dip from our last look. so we want to pay attention to this, of course. but it will change in about 2 1/2 weeks. simon, back to you. >> thank you very much, rick. >> gop front-runner donald trump looking to regain his winning mojo over the weekend. new york, of course, sets for primary on tuesday with trump holding a commanding pre-poll lead. an ohio governor john kasich vying for second place taking a not so direct shot at trump's anti-trade rhetoric during an interview with our own larry kudler last night. take a listen. >> competition innovation is good. i think, larry, the pro

. >> reporter: simon cowell knew talent when he heard it. >> i will make the prediction, not only willll sell more records than any other previous "idol" winner. >> reporter: he was right. carrie underwood has gone on to sell more than 58 million albums and win 13 grammys. >> i love that she's gone on to be a big star and he had predicted that, simon. >> reporter: cowell's signature snarkiness was a trademark. >> amazingly dreadful. >> reporter: chemistry part of the early success. >> i will bow to the god of paula abdullah. >> reporter: paula abdullah got a spinoff reality show "hey paula." the star's odd behavior led some viewers to question whether she had a substance abuse problem. >> i am exhausted! >> reporter: allegations she addressed on "nightline" in 2009. >> i've never been addicted to any prescription drugs. i've never been drunk. i have worked my whole life. i'm not the girl that's in those tapes. >> reporter: paula, simon, and randy eventually moved on themselves replaced by a revolving door of celebrities. among them ellen degeneris, steven tyler, jennifer lopez, and of

>> hi, good morning, simon. good morning to jim bianco, my guest today. jim, when i consider japan, i look out and i see a country whose stock market has not done what they thought it would do given the stimulus. they take rates negative, still seems to deteriorate, let's talk japan. >> you know, japan is an interesting case. they went to negative interest rates on january 29th, almost nothing that they expected to happen from it has. there's currency strengthen, it was to weaken. markets were supposed to soar, they did for a while but have fallen back. the issue is negative rates. sidney homer wrote a book -- >> we all have a copy. >> he traced rates back to the egypti egyptians. you will not find negative rates in that book. this is new. we had negative rates here and

richard fain, the ceo of royal caribbean live from peopmiami. >> thank you, simon.wn 189 and the worst day for stocks since 1989. we will be back after a break. d to see it here. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. if only the signs were as obvious when you trade. fidelity's active trader pro can help you find smarter entry and exit points and can help protect your potential profits. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. >>> the dow is down 137 and the s&p down 19 points, and the dow and is s&p 500 and the faz dak all ma-- and the nasdaq is in t red now. and tough all of the way around, and tech has been taking it on the chin, but the biotechs h are now joining the crowd. >> and we are putting the busiest week for quarterly earnings to bed, and hopefully next week better, and the mail h historically is never good in may. >> and when you look at it on my screen, twitter and apple are among the worst tech performers of any size, and twitter down, and even more than groupon on the week down close to 16%, and amazon and facebook among the b

simon, i will start with you. what do you think his endgame is? >> i think he's been saying the last few days he wants to do everything he can to influence the direction the democratic party is going in now. he knows it's going to be tough for him to win but it's important to realize how well bernie sanders did. he got 45 percent of the vote so far. 45 percent of the pledged delegates whereas ted cruz for example has only gotten 30 percent of the vote and 30 percent of the delegates. bernie sanders is in a strong position now to try to direct the party as it goes forward. both at the convention and beyond and i think democrats are going to have to listen and learn and try to absorb but we will have to work to do it. heather: speaking of those people, 25 percent, at least one poll i saw, 25 percent say they will not support clinton and it is on bernie to make clear that it is critical they do so but he doesn't seem to be willing to do that yet. >> what can he do at this point? he's effectively lost the nomination. he can perhaps still have some inf

back over to you, mem lisa, i mean, simon. just kidding. i knew it was you, simon. >> pretty much have a good weekend. let's send it over, how do the charts look here? >> if we know an uptrend is defined, clearly an uptrend for quite some time, higher high, higher low, a downtrend is the opposite. that's what we have been in for the better part of a year. higher high is lower lows. you can draw your lines as charters or tech fixes are inclined to do. here's another way, a triple top. another way, we come back to the new downtrend. we're failing. here's another way, can you call it a head and shoulders top t. reality is we are hovering ominously at these lows. ultimately to my high, anyway, we have low tore go, perspectively down here filling this gap him here's the long-term chart. again, we can put in our head and shoulders, your brick and trend. but the reality is it looks lower. as a minimum, i think we can come down to this long term value. that will give you $80 bucks. that's where we close today at 94. >> wow. >> what's interesting, i

we're going to do it right after this. >> simon, great to have you here.h more "options action" next on cnbc. of orders on this company's servers. accessible by thousands of suppliers and employees globally. but with cyber threats on the rise, mary's data could be under attack. with the help of the at&t network, a network that senses and mitigates cyber threats, their critical data is safer than ever. giving them the agility to be open & secure. because no one knows & like at&t. youto get the help you'refar looking for. that's why at xfinity we're opening up more stores closer to you. where you can use all of our latest products and technology. and find out how to get the most out of your service. so when you get home, all you have to do is enjoy it. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >>> so, who are you expecting? i'm simon hobbs in for my good friend melissa lee. we're at the nasdaq market site. this is what's coming up on "options action." >> yeah? that

that is where simon's optimistic humanism may take us.we cannot fix failed states by inviting millions of their people to move in with us. all that inch or's is more failed states and eventually, one by one, the nations of the west will join them. please vote against this motion. [applause] >> you will have the last ord. >> let's say at the outset, i don't know of any evidence that suggests christians from syria have been excluded from refugee rotection. i don't know where this is coming from. think, at the bottom of the debate today, it is showing what is being portrayed today as unique is another manifestation of the old myths and stereotypes and prejudices that have met nearly every wave of immigration. it is odious when it targets refugees, not just any other ype of migrants. in a book, a writer made the point that many of what we hear bout muslims penetrating our muslim societies, many of the things we attribute to them were attributed to catholics, for instance. who were said to be backwards, had a loyalty to rome more than their ho

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let's get back to post nine where simon is going to do the half.right now. >> welcome to the halftime report i'm simon hobbs. our top trade this hour the raging bull on banks. with us is steve, joe, and pete and john. we have things down double digits and the sector the worst performer of 2016. our next guest says she the most bullish. he has been on the banks in 20 years as the earnings continue to roll in. mike mayo is the bank analyst at clsa and a good friend of the show. hello. 20 years.