but sirius loses on the back end. one big reason for that differential, sirius has a ton of debt on the balance sheet. high-cost debt, but apple can easily pay down all that high-interest rate making the satellite business a lot more profitable. it's substantially more expensive than the average name in the s&p. not to mention way more expensive than apple itself which trades at 12 times next year's earnings. investors recognize it has this fantastic, steady-growing business. its subscription-based model makes it easy to figure out how much money they're going to make down the road. but the real draw lies outside the financials. remember i said they should buy pandora and spotify? at the right price, buying either of those would let apple own the streaming music business, which leads me to the third and best reason that apple should snap up sirius tomorrow or monday. it would give them a leg up when it comes to owning the car business. it's pre-installed in nearly 75% of new cars these days, and their penetration rate

but at sirius xm i shared a studio with steve bannon. he went 6:00 to 9:00, i came in at 9:00. i shared the call-screening software. i know a lot about steve bannon and his callers and a lot of these supporters, these breitbart readers, they couldn't find russia on a map. these are not issues -- the iran issue, these are not issues they necessarily care about. the issues they care about are the issues breitbart talks about. you know how much coverage they've given to hillary clinton's health? it's bizarre stuff that they're concerned about that breitbart gets, it's about clicks. steve bannon is a smart ferocious guy and i think his appointment signals that donald trump no longer is trying to win a campaign but just get as famous as he can until we grind him into a dark chapter of american history. >> i'll be devil's advocate. i think you guys are putting him to rest and putting him to bed too early. this is a person we've seen up end the political system and come back and surprise everybody. i know he wanted to call himself mr. brexit today which is a little ludicrous but at th

you can listen to us on the radio on sirius xm 1130 in new york, and 1200 in boston.e politics and policy section, stormy skies could be on the way for renewables. >> there has been so much enthusiasm from the obama administration about new solar and wind projects. why haven't they materialized to the degree i assume the administration would have wanted? jennifer: well, the has really came on public lands for the administration came and said, we want to make public land a great place to site wind. many of these are still in the process of the developed. the environmental review process for these projects is a lengthy one. it can take 18 months to get through a required environmental review and permit could take a while to obtain. they still have to go through years of scrutiny. david: the administration seems to be aware of this, and has proposed a way of cutting through that red tape. what does the obama administration propose happen here? jennifer: the proposed rule is designed to speed up the process, the permitting process by basically frontloading a lot of the en

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carol: you can find us on sirius radio.s week's interview issue has a one-on-one with mark weinberger. david: he spoke about how to keep millennial employees happy. david: why was he somebody that you wanted to talk to? guest: i was interested in him because his company, ey, is such a large employer of young people. so i thought about who knew how to deal with millennials. david: you think about public accounting and young people is not the first thing that comes to mind. guest: it is surprising because so much of the workforce now, you think of people who are in the middle of their careers, especially with corporate jobs, but things like consulting and accounting, they draw heavily from college graduates and it puts them in a sweet spot of dealing with people in their 20's, maybe their early 30's. so at a place like ey, was surprised me is the median age is 29. that is a big change of what most people are used to. david: is this a change that the company has pushed for, or are they looking at the pool of where people are c

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packers coach mike mccarthy told sirius satellite radio that he hopes to see jordy nelson back in the next week. the receiver's acl tear in what aaron rodgers called a "meaningless" preseason game a year ago is a big reason number 12 probably won't play thursday night against oakland. "you can prepare for it but its always going to be the first couple that test your wind but the only way to do that is if you played every snap the packers don't have many starting spots up for grabs. the situation's slightly different in mad-town, where paul chryst is looking for players to turn heads leading into the september 3rd opener at lambeau against number 6 lsu. "talked to them a few times already about you got a chance to earn a roll you earn a position whether its a starting or back up. its being able to do it then do it consistently so i think this is the week where a little bit." we want you to tip your hand, this and every week, throughout the high school football season.... you can determine our game of the week.... your choices for the opening friday night are wauwatosa east vs wauwatosa

a fun fact that was named after sirius the dog star. the heat and humidity is nothing knew for us. it's been a nice break from it. now we're headed back to 90s and the chance for thunderstorms but not for a couple of days. let's take a look outside right now. it's a beautiful evening in bethlehem. you can see a few folks meandering out. let's take a look at a time lapse video from today as well. d to started off bright and then the clouds rolled in you can see the clouds rolling through kutztown today. it didn't start to break up in the evening but all of us in most spots ended up with a pretty nice sunset and now the temperatures dropping on that current site there is 63 degrees. all those showers over virginia, the whom ton roads area there, those are all out to sea. this is all part of a bigger pattern, the swirl of clouds and showers, heavy rain over florida, this stationary front is going start to lift back north as a warm front starting on wednesday and that is going to bring the heat, humidity and scattered showers and torms right back into the northeast. so we're kind of on

a fun fact that was named after sirius the dog star. the heat and humidity is nothing knew for us. it's been a nice break from it. now we're headed back to 90s and the chance for thunderstorms but not for a couple of days. let's take a look outside right now. it's a beautiful evening in bethlehem. you can see a few folks meandering out. let's take a look at a time lapse video from today as well. d to started off bright and then the clouds rolled in you can see the clouds rolling through kutztown today. it didn't start to break up in the evening but all of us in most spots ended up with a pretty nice sunset and now the temperatures dropping on that current site there is 63 degrees. all those showers over virginia, the whom ton roads area there, those are all out to sea. this is all part of a bigger pattern, the swirl of clouds and showers, heavy rain over florida, this stationary front is going start to lift back north as a warm front starting on wednesday and that is going to bring the heat, humidity and scattered showers and torms right back into the northeast. so we're kind of on

animal rights activists is glad the sirius stopped using elephants sooner than planned. more on that story right now on nbcbayarea.com. plus, our olympic coverage in rio continues right now on our facebook page. get glimpse of life in the olympic city. the children's discovery museum planted a one-of-a-kind tree week. >>> children's discovery museum planted a one of a kind tree this week. it's a genetically modified tree that its creator believes may one day grow up to 40 different so-called stone fruits or fruits with seeds. look at all the bright colors. the museum is already showing off a picture of what it's expected to look like in the future. so it hasn't grown that quickly. >>> 4:55. back to rio. hard to believe the closing ceremony is tomorrow. you're looking at live pictures right now. we have been highlighting so many games that are being played during the summer olympics but there is one game people of rio love. our jessica aguirre introduces us to foot volley. rr it's a perfect marriage of brazil sporting treasures. but if you're a good soccer or football pla

on sirius xm. emily: welcome back to the best of bloomberg west. i'm emily chang.s are rolling on. halo weeks back, nnounced a merger with taxi. this came before over sold the chinese business to didi. we sat down with the c.e.o. to ask if there were other markets that cannot be cracked. take a listen. >> i would not ever say that. a company of that scale will get he quality of execution and it will be foolish to make a blanket statement. clearly one of the challenges you have operating a global siness is how much you do centrally and how much you do locally. it is reflective of the chinese situation. when you are a local player, this will give you an advantage in terms of size, scale and funding. emily: we have seen a lot of m&a and volkswagen is taking steps. apple is investing. ow will this play out and will you see consolidation in this industry? >> it is difficult to know what the end game is. i would be surprised if it is a winner takes all. a player ends up through the market domination and winning the entire globe. what we're seeing is uber playing on a glo

you can listen to us on the 119, on sirius xm channel fm 90 91 -- 99.1 in washington dc. searching for yield are turning to private equity so why are they fighting legislation to make the fee structure more transparent? i asked neil weinberg. >> the fees can be quite substantial, or than 100 times what you pay for a mutual fund. one is a so-called management fee which is similar to what you pay with a mutual fund. to be pretty high, in the range of about 2% which is expensive for a mutual fund. chargede other fees known as a carry and fees are charged to the actual company that these funds invest in. it would be as infidelity fidelity was not only charging you but charging general motors for investing in general motors. david: why is there so much secrecy surrounding some of these fees? guess it is because they can, and the high fees and lack of disclosure, critics would say certainly has helped create many of the billionaires we have around us in new york who have made their money from private equity. the fees are high and have been poorly disclosed, and the securities a

you can find us on the radio on sirius xm channel 119.cial issue, alicia anda, long-time activist known as the cofounder of the black lives matter movement, this down and talk to us about what exactly inspired her to start this. here she is in her own words. >> nobody listens when you are yelling. you know? people tune out. i do. i say, they are being really loud right now. i will come back and when the are calmer. hopefully, people are leaning in to try to hear what is going on. when they lean back out again, hopefully they have some stuff to think about. garza and i amia one of the cofounders of black lives matter. matter in lives response to black people saying that black lives matter is actually saying that black lives matter. black lieshat don't don't matter. we are not just a movement that is focused on police violence and police brutality. the reality is, for black people in this country, we have been played by a pervasive and dominant system when we look at issues of housing, employment, education, health care, and health care acc

on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to "the best of bloomberg west."chang. a few weeks back, halo announced a merger with gamblers my taxi, directly targeting uber. just last week, uber's older china business to their arrival. we sat down and asked if there were other markets like china iat uber can't crack. >> don't think i would never say that. the company of that size and scale and depth of funding and the quality of people in execution may have shown will be foolish to make a blanket statement, but clearly, one of the challenges you have operating a global business is how much you do centrally versus locally. one of the things where i think reflects the chinese situation is when you are a local player with local expertise, that can ine you an advantage over terms of size, scale and funding. hail is an example, gm investing $500 million in lyf t, how does this layout? do you see consolidation in this industry? at the endt to know game is. i am extremely surprised if there will be a winner take all environment, where one player ends up either through

radio and onon the sirius xm in the u.s.. ♪ a check ofgin with their first word news.nt obama has been read by fema on developments in louisiana, where flood relief efforts continue. the president ordered the agency to utilize all resources available to assist in the response and recovery. the red cross says more than 1000 disaster volunteers have been mobilized. the cost of the operation is expected to exceed $30 million. some 40,000 homes have been damaged and at least 11 people have died. the latest quinnipiac swing state poll shows hillary clinton double-digit leads over donald trump in colorado and virginia. the same survey also gives advantagethree-point in iowa. south korea's unification ministry confirms the second highest ranking official at the north korean embassy in london has defected. the man arrived in seoul with his family. he said he had become disillusioned with the kim jong-un regime. japan is developing a new missile that could force a reset of chinese military strategy around the disputed east china sea islands, according to the -- to the financial

sirius radio did a cast. greg: they are reduced to playing in a dive bar. rosanna: this is a legendary music bar. everybody has played there. it is like playing in a packed. greg: how much paid for this gig? rosanna: i don't know what they got for it. greg: by the way, does cold play have songs other than this one? rosanna: so many great songs. everyone is singing along. listen... ? rosanna: everyone was singing along. i am telling you it was something else. we were all sworn to secretcy. greg: how do you get on the list? rosanna: do you want on the list? greg: well. rosanna: he's had so many hits. i took this picture. rosanna: the concert was over by 7:20. so in the wheel house of my life. gwenth was there with the two kids apple and moses. greg: listen to you, they are like the neighborhood kids. rosanna: they are so cute. greg: celebrity names are different. rosanna: the mother's name is gwenet you are doing too much activity. we need you on the field and you have to performance. greg: rosanna, don't you worry. keep the clipboard. rosanna: how is the wea

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. >> carly shimkus with sirius xm 115. it has everyone talking.tainly has us talking this morning. >> you're right. bad news for adele fans. you said it. the british songster said she turned down the chance to perform on one of america's biggest stages. >> well, come on, i mean, come on. i had to say no. >> the singer was responding to rumors that she would headline the halftime show. the nfl released statements saying they have had conversations with several artists. >> adele, i wonder if she's a big football fan, i don't know. >> she certainly is chock full of charm, right? >> so, so talented. >> this one we were talking about someone taking it to their whole new level. >> the epic stare down. many calling it phelps space. he got the stare inked on his right calf. self determination and focus. >> i want that on my arm forever. >> that's certainly some determination right there. >> speaking of determined, there have a squirrel with a cup on his head and he was determined to get across the road. he had some help. >> emergency responders in connect

you can now listen on the bloomberg radio app and on sirius xm.is bloomberg. ♪ [ clock ticking ] time. you only have so much. that's why we want to make sure you won't have to wait on hold. and you won't have to guess when we'll turn up. because after all we should fit into your life. not the other way around. ♪ everything is cool when you're watching a screen ♪ ♪ everything is awesome, ♪ when you're sharing a meme ♪ ♪ a voice remote, "show me angry kings" ♪ ♪ you know what's awesome? everything! ♪ ♪ apps that please, more selfies, ♪ ♪ endless hours of the best tvs ♪ ♪ brand new apps, shows to go, ♪ ♪ awesome internet that's super whoa... ♪ ♪ everything is awesome xfinity. the future of awesome. mark: you are watching "bloomberg west." congressional republicans have issued subpoenas to three technology companies who either made or performed maintenance on the private e-mail server that hillary clinton used while secretary of state. the gop has been stepping up attacks on mrs. clinton's handling of sensitive information that floated through the ser

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you can listen on the bloomberg on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton.begin with a check of your first word news. ice president biden is in turkey trying to patch up shaky relations with the key nato ally. after meetings with the turkish president and prime minister, he spoke about accusations of u.s. involvement in last month's failed military crew. biden: you should make clear under american law no president of the united states has authority to extradite anyone on his own power. an american court can do that. mark: turkey has demanded the u.s. extradite a man they blame for the coup attempt. the national weather service reports at least two tornadoes struck central in north-central indiana today. there were no immediate reports of injuries. on california pot central coast come a wildfires expanding his crews fight to contain it. blaze has charged more than 60 square miles and destroyed 45 homes. the fire has remained at 45 or send can tame it were several days. the final phase of the impeachment trial for the brazilian president begins tomorrow. a def

you can listen on the bloomberg app, bloomberg radio, and serious acts am -- sirius xm. ♪ welcome backhe best of bloomberg west peter: i am emily chang -- the best of bloomberg west." of thousands tends of americans are living with ticking time bombs in their checks, pacemakers that could be hacked by low-level hackers. they found that saint jude stood .ut above the rest in a bad way erik schatzker sat down with carson block and asked about the ethics of publishing information that could be dangerous in the wrong hands. >> someone might make the argument that if you kept your hands -- kept your mouth shut, everyone would be safer. this is a dangerous world and that he believe that state actors are aware of this already, we have to be more concerned with nonate actors. believe that the balance of interest is clearly in informing people of the risks and holding the company accountable so that something can be done. i do not believe that sticking one's head in the sand and pretending a problem does not exist in hoping nothing goes wrong, i do not believe that is the ethical course of acti

the reds cardinals games are spaceman show they bought out with sirius at this fancy dinner first wrote down the fan who is wearing a red jersey in bold on the local to remind him which team he was rooting for. the reds won a game seven to five. wow, pretty aggressive. baseball player should get it. let's turn to weather. deadly weather system has formed in the caribbean. tropical storm earl is storm earl is heading west and expected to strengthen into a hurricane. let's take a look. maria molina has been tracking the storm and this year latest. trim a good morning. tropical storm earl with sustained winds of 65 last four hour with stronger guys and a storm system for more. before make a landfall across parts of the yucatÁn peninsula. it will be bringing in areas in addition to the strong wind. it will continue to weaken out the gate strong winds and flash flooding that dangerous weather accepted in the overnight hours. across parts of the northern plains a storm system exited the rockies with heat and humidity and conditions idea for severe weather out there with an enhanced issue acro

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. >> we'll continue the conversation with the host of the filter on sirius xm. christian tate is a christian columnist and author of "government gone wild". you are a bernie sanders and i guess you are. and hillary clinton is the standard bearer. what dew think of the fbi releasing the information. there is a political problem. drip, drip, drip continues on and untrustworthy numbers is going up but that doesn't hit the polls. this is where a story like this may not have the political effect because she's leading so much in the battleground states and even though independents and democrats don't seem to care about this story, it is affecting the republicans the most. the reverse affect of what would normally happen. the legal argument. do they reopen the investigation? that's probably not going to happen. unless there is a clear criminal intent and which there doesn't seem to be. there is a lot of smoke but no fire. >> let's get your take on that kirsten. honest and trustworthiness numbers for the tank and the race has been tightening up in the polls of late. and

you can listen on the bloomberg radio app, bloomberg.com, and on sirius xm.is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton, you are watching "bloomberg west." hillary clinton was joined today by vice president biden at a rally in biden's hometown of scranton, pennsylvania. clinton criticized donald trump on his tax proposals as well as his refusal to release his tax returns. hillary clinton: he would end up paying a rate lower than millions of middle-class families. that is assuming he pays any tax at all, because we don't really know because we have nothing his tax returns. during a national security address in youngstown, ohio, donald trump called for extreme vetting of immigrants that want to come to the u.s. heels and wants to end the current strategy of nationbuilding and -- he also wants to end the current strategy of nationbuilding and regime change. massive flooding in louisiana. more than 20,000 people have been rescued including governor john bel edwards and his family, who were evacuated from the executive mansion. milwaukee is moving up its current -- cu

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committing cohost as part of the problem and journey once again senior political country ritter on sirius xm. welcome back everybody. let's talk about some of this stuff. you and i've had a lot of conversations in the green room about gary johnson. i think you and i share a lot of the sentiments of many libertarians out there. gary johnson isn't quite the candidate we want him to be. we are projecting an awful lot onto him. this may not be there not be there but he's really our best hope in many ways. mitt romney is flirting with the idea of endorsing the former republican governor. could you vote for the same person that romney votes for? >> theoretically i could if mitt romney had a come to jesus, no pun intended but look at the libertarian party has attracted traditional republicans to me that's a sign they are going in the wrong direction but i like the idea boquet gary johnson is up to 77% in 7% and maybe if he gives to 15% he could get into the debates but then what? we have a libertarian guide rand paul the debates against rand paul and what did that do? but next question would be

shares of sirius kitchen tumbling 13% in extended trading after the casual restaurant chain reportedinting second-quarter revenue and reduces guidance for the fiscal year. lauren: coming up, the great race debate heats up. janet yellen signals interest rates are heading higher which is weeks later this week. >> i think it's possible. we'll have to see how the data falls where we are in terms of broad support for the economy. the economy is in okay shape. underway in massachusetts after a tornado touches down just north of boston. meteorologist maria molina has had the story for us. this tuesday morning, dow futures up for his safe and s&p futures up i've come in nasdaq 15. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪i see trees of green ♪red roses too ♪i see them bloom ♪for me and you ♪and i think to myself ♪what a wonderful world ♪music ♪i hear babies cry ♪i watch them grow ♪they'll learn much more ♪than i'll ever know ♪and i think to myself ♪what a wonderful world ♪music ♪oh yeah nicole: good morning. good morning. 5:35 a.m. in new york hit t

you can listen on the bloomberg radio app, bloomberg.com, and on sirius xm.is bloomberg. ♪ avtk"0 >> tell stories this. hour emerging-market stocks have extended with investor risk appetites. 11% gain, developing economy shares declining for a ninth day, the longest streak since april, 2015. the yen is up for a third day and the british pound will change in three decades. line surging after investors offer bullish initial ratings. they also initiated coverage last week with positive rating. it will be added to the topix on august 31. cash rates at a record low, due to inflation and growth. there are concerns about an overheated housing market that has eased. the rba says prospects for growth are positive but there was room for stronger expansion. core inflation and wage growth are both at record lows. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. this is bloomberg. what could the latest on the markets. david is taking a look at dollar-yen. i was it doing? david: it's not going to pretty as they re

. -- sirius xm. ♪ >> japanese retail sales came in ahead of estimates.ld spending fell, but less than expected, and unemployment ticked lower to 3%. the world economy is struggling for momentum with the yen's gains hurting exports. year's --ding to last the panel, headed by canadian examined fixed structural defects. it contaminated wide areas of waterways. new resort inithe macau is drawing record visitor numbers. morgan stanley says customers army becoming in families. in macau is down 36% from two years ago. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by over 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. let's get the latest from the markets. juliette, how is it looking? juliette: not bad for a tuesday. much of the markets are tracking higher, japan coming back after its lunch break weaker, up 2.3% during monday's session, and the yen and dollar, not much movement. a little bit of a pullback was expected. you can see korea and hong kong and australia looking good. having a look at the hang seng, great games coming through from

. >> that's your latest >> sirius xm radio host is here to help us mark our calendars this month doing it with a fantastic new hairstyle and pants. it's all working for you. let's dive in. suicide squad. >> so much anticipation for this movie. megavillains come together for a top secret mission. the cast is amazing. will smith. role. sent the entire cast a dead pig during a table read among other things. the reviews have not been good. they might need "superman" to save it. >> also tomorrow, opening ceremonies for the 2016 olympics. >> michael phelps will be the flag bearer for this country. there's going to be 6,755 hours of coverage across the nbc platforms. little plug for the network there. i'll especially gymnastics. sometimes twice. >> al roker will be down there as if you need more reason to watch. let's jump to thursday the 11th. green day with new music. >> people are super excited for this. it was just announced on instagram that it would be coming out. it's called "bang, bang." >> and live action remake of a classic. >> "pete's dragon." it's not an actual remake. robert redf

sirius xm115 with olympic technology that will bring out the olympic athlete in all of us. >> yes, overnightwill transform into a gold medal swimmer. if you have been watching the game the tech help tells the story. what about the apps that help them perform their best. first verse it is used by the women's volleyball team. it is wareable technology that helps you work on your jump. you can see how high you have jumped, how many times you have jumped and let's you see real time information on your cell phone. basketball, volleyball, maybe jump rope if you want to get in shape. performance optimization system. it tracks virtually everything you do and provide you info to help you avoid over training so you can always be your absolute best. right now it is in limited availability to the general public. it talks about how many athletes are using the technology. dive into ibm's swimming motion. it watches you with high resolution cameras and markers on your body. while you swim it can figure out how to improve your kick and stroke so you can work on your inner michael phelps and get 22 gold meda

. -- sirius xm. ♪ mark: must begin with a check of your first word news.hillary clinton's closest says she is separating from her scandal plagued husband, former new york congressman anthony weiner. he resigned from congress in 2011 after he was caught texting intimate pictures of himself to women. arisen.e photos have the fbi's investigating hacking attacks on a least 2 state election boards, one of which resulted in data being stolen. that's according to an alert from the agency's cyber division. u.s. officials raised the possibility foreign hackers might try to hack into voting systems. taking center stage in the presidential nomination of france's republican party, islamic each wear. nicolas sarkozy says he change the constitution to allow nationwide prohibition of the burkini. last week a top court struck down a local ban on the body covering garments. gene wilder, the star of "willie walker and the chocolate factory" and mel brooks comedies, has died. he was suffering from alzheimer's disease. june wilder was 83 years old. global news 24 hours a day,