liberty sirius which trades at a discount to sirius.out it. we had one of those over at liberty eventures another one of our -- ventures another one of our companies. at some point in the future, i suspect we'll fix the problems at liberty sirius and sirius too. >> i'm not sure we made progress here, but i enjoyed having you nonetheless. >> we're here in l.a. >> it is really nice. we didn't get to talk about the braves. and the new stadium. >> new stadium is great. i was there at the opening at suntrust a few weeks back. it was great. >> greg maffei, thank you. president and ceo of liberty media. back to you, carl. >> all right, thank you very much, david faber. as we go to break, look at the markets. the dow is down some 11 points although we have some record highs going on in tech. when we come back, the u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross will join us in a first on cnbc interview. we'll talk some trade. north korea and more. so stay with us. it's a very simple procedure, mr. diaz. we're just going to make one small incision here, the

we will keep you updated on the story. >> yesterday, sirius xm has been in talks to get pandora.sources indicate the deal was key to pushing forward a sale, at least from the pandora pandora perspective. it could move forward toependently to increase $250 million. did not get a deal done. getting to some of you hired and center view has taken find anyage trying to buyer. the only interested party has been sirius xm. -- believeds on who you between liberty media and series itself in terms of it it is wanted. serious management has played idea.he cbo has publicly said he would be interested in pandora. if you look at where pandora is trading, it is below $10 per share. we should know a little more about this in the next 15 to 20 days. at this point, my sources don't indicate that a deal is more or less likely than we have known for the past year and a half. the story you were talking about tuesday, what is going on there? there has been another extensions another deadline is page1 to get on the same as softbank. bondholders will now take a smaller cut. they will only lose about $2.

host: coast-to-coast on sirius xm and the potus channel. 124.sirius xm we have david krauthammer, his piece is available online at weeklystandard.com. upler: i wanted to bring what appears great is the apparent contradiction between the system and capitalism and the democracy has transformed that makes the system coherent to the people who are exploited in the fact that if one is a the strength of democracy belongs to its ability to create the illusion of freedom. people are deluded into believing they are free, that is a good way to help the capitalists continue their commerce, so is a great trance portion just information from the real. steve: your response. daniel krauthammer: i guess anthony is making a strong argument from a communist or marxist historical perspective there, which i certainly disagree with that outlook. i would say in response to historical setting, capitalism and the free pursuit of one's own interests as always been important. the government has no extent of that. we have seen the pursuit of happiness includes everyone's rights to figure out and pursue goals in

pl pandora rejected a takeover from sirius last year. pandora's shares popped to $9.42. >> gap says strength in its old navy brand helped a rise in same store sales. the gap reaffirmed its outlook for 2017. the shares initially rose after the bell but ended the regular session down more than 1% $23.19. >>> the marijuana industry is one of the fastest growing in the country. use is now legal in more than half of the states. but will the trump white house put up some roadblocks to further legalization? kate rogers reports from oxon hill, maryland. >> reporter: with a new and potentially less friendly administration at the helm in washington, the marijuana industry is wondering what the future holds. investors, regulators, and entrepreneurs gathered in oxon hill, maryland this week for the marijuana business daily conference and expo. will the trump administration hinder the industry's record growth? attorney general jeff sessions and press secretary sean spicer have signaled potential for tougher regulation on the drug, which is still cons

host: this program is carried live on c-span radio coast-to-coast on sirius xm and , the potus channel. also on satellite sirius xm 124. ,our guest is david krauthammer, his piece is available online at weeklystandard.com. anthony is on the phone from new york. good morning. caller: good morning, steve. i wanted to bring up what appears great is the apparent that inherent -- the inherent contradiction between the system and capitalism and the democracy has transformed that makes the system coherent to the people who are exploited in the fact that sense that if one is a student, they would realize the strength of democracy along to its ability to create the illusion of freedom. if the labor class are deluded into believing they are free, that is a good -- that goes a long way to help the capitalists continue their commerce. so it is a great transformation from the real capitalism and the ideal democracy. host: thanks for the call. your response? guest: i guess anthony is making a pretty strong argument from a communist or marxist historical perspective there. i certainly disagree with t

when you track sirius and the various things said over time it is kind of funny. at the right price it's interesting. not clear this is the right price. i wouldn't hold my breath. >> right. >> fast forward up to where we are today. but i'll tell you is this. people close to sirius say that the two companies while talki talking -- this is the last thing he had said back on may 9th. i think he said that to me. but the two companies while talking remain -- they're not reaching an agreement on value. and from the perspective of sirius at this point they look at the last quarter of pandora which was not a particularly good one. they do seem to have some qualms with the subscription business, believing that the subscription business has taken priority over the old free business at pandora. we'll see. but june 8th is when they take the money down from kkr, a deadline that forces them to come to the deal of some kind at some price or finally say over and done with from their perspective. listen, sirius for its part, it's a favorite of -- >> it's one of my favorites. >> yo

wait until you hear from one of my sirius xm radio callers and what this violence says about our partisanivide. >>> plus a new study from harvard confirms the media is indeed biased. not in liberal or conservative way, biased toward negativity. i'll explain with the author. >>> and some advertisers are fleeing fox news host sean hannity after he peddled the conspiracy about killing of a dnc staffer. hannity calls it liberal fascism. i will ask the man that orchestrate boycott of bill o'reilly, angela kara sewn, whether he is trying to sensor hannity. >>> and the jury has been chosen for bill cosby's trial. which side benefits from racial and gender composition? >>> first, the latest bombshell in the unfolding inquiry into russia's connection with the trump campaign. "the washington post" reporting trump son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner allegedly discussed with russia's u.s. ambassador possibility of setting up a, quote, secret and secure communications channel between trump's transition team and the kremlin. the post labels this an apparent move to shield preinauguration discus

carol: you can also listen to us on radio on sirius xm channel 119.r: and the politics and policy section, a look at the reputation of deputy attorney general rob rosenstein. carol: which has suffered after his memo to president trump led to the firing of then fbi director james comey. matt: he wrote the memo president trump use justify the firing of james comey. our sources indicate rosenstein was not very pleased he was used as a scapegoat, even though he laid out quite a damning picture of james comey. what we got was the naming of -- what we got on wednesday night was the naming of the former fbi director robert mueller as the special counsel, so rosenstein kind of took the temperature of the political winds and realized he needed to do what both democrats and republicans were calling for, which was to name a special counsel and get this outside of the political space and into the hands of a well-respected veteran prosecutor who will have total authority over this russia probe. carol: there's been calls for a special prosecutor now for a while. wa

you can catch us on the radio on sirius xm and in new york, boston, washington, d.c.e bay area. and in london and in asia. in the politics and policy section, this week, president donald trump fired fbi director james comey. the move raises more questions than it provides answers. why was he like go and ultimately, what does it mean for the white house ties with russia? we talked with editor matt phillips. >> the story the white house is telling is that the president received two letters from the department of justice. one written by the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, who was just confirmed two weeks ago, laying out the case against jim comey. arguing that he had lost the credibility and faith of career staffers inside the fbi. as evidence, they pointed almost exclusively to his handling of the hillary clinton probe. specifically they were angry about the press conference he gave his last july in which he came out and criticize clinton but said no prosecution was warranted. these were all facts that were well known for months and months. on the campaign trail

sirius has been reported to be interested in pandora over the past year.ra said it's exploring options including a seam. their stock is up 6% on that news. >>> let take a look at the big board. the dow was positive but now going down 37. nasdaq up 5. s&p down 1. back to you. >> thank you, jason brooks from kcbs radio. >>> time now 6:45. let's check our weather and traffic. we got haze. we have traffic. we have something for everyone. >> i like that moon. >> a little bit every everything. >> the haze. >> a little -- >> we got sunshine for the weekend. >> oh, i'm so excited about that. >> a nice weekend ahead. >> it's going to be a hot weekend inland. >> i like it. >> i'm okay with that. >> 90, high 80s? >> low 90s. >> we're talking delta bound. okay? [ laughter ] [ crosstalk ] >>> we are tracking hot spots. that's about as good as i can do for this. if you are making your way out the door on the roads we are tracking a new crash. eastbound 80 approaching the carquinez bridge toll plaza. one lane blocked. so if you are there, give yourself some extra time. a

. >> reporter: these aren't the only comments, in an interview with sirius xm he made this perplexing argument the civil war fought over slavery could have avoided. >> had andrew jackso been a little later, you wouldn't have had the civil war. he was really angry that he saw what was happening with regard to the civil war. he said there's no reason for this. >> reporter: the problem, andrew jackson had been dead for 16 years when the civil war started and was also a slave owner. president trump later acknowledging this fact on twitter while insisting president jackson, quote, saw it coming. trump also defending his unproven claim that president obama illegally wiretapped his phone, refusing to answer questions about his charge that obama is a bad or sick guy. >> you assistant by that claim about him? >> i don't stand by anything. >> before bankrupt abruptly end intervi interview. >> you don't have to ask me. i have my opinions, you have yours. >> i want to know yours. you're the president of the united states. >> today the call on president trump and putin scheduled for this afternoon

you can also catches us on the radio, sirius xm 119.ets and finance section, how washington's efforts to loosen financial regulation could spur a dangerous race around the globe. here is reporter -- >> regulators over the last couple of months have looked at at least two big factors that happened last year, the election of donald trump and the vote in britain to leave the european union. and, regulators have spent the last better part of the decade basically trying to ratchet up rules to prevent banks from taking exceedingly risky bets and to make them safer and prevent the potential for future bailouts, so they are looking at those two factors and they are getting wary, thinking about how countries might compete to loosen regulations. to attract business. oliver: ok, so when we talk about the folks that are worried about this, let's get a picture of who those institutions or thought leaders are, whether central bankers, politicians, . in your story, tell us who is giving that view that is of concern. there are a lot of people on the ot

the sirius xm interview with michael who is from philadelphia.the conditions that he would publish on his website longer interviews that were done by cosby's daughters and one is an hour and a 20 minute interview that one of his daughters did with his, about his upbringing and the challenges he faced in family gatherings, so on and so forth. he did an interview for black publications, newspapers. again, trying to find the sympathetic hear, people will remember cliff huxtable and fat albert and not what we have seen in the last couple of years. that's the thing finding jurors who will see the other bill cosby, not the current bill cosby. the allegations have been so intense. a lot of people out there have made up their minds about how they feel about bill cosby. it's not just this as well. he was having a contentious relationship with the african-american community because of the moral statements he was making that were challenging black families and that the revolution is in the home. the way he was saying things in the white community, they felt

want to hear about whether there's any communication from the attorney general's auchs that they're sirius about a prosecut prosecutor. this is all happening in real time, hallie. we're trying to gain information about what our options are. so i don't have a personal preference yet. but listen, i do think that this is incredibly serious. i think that if we don't empower a special prosecutor then we've got to think about how we can elevate the seriousness of this. >> the day before all of this happened i think you were doing a podcast interview with politico saying hey it's a mystery why he talked about the russian investigation. you weren't happy with his actions in the run-up to the election. should he be out as head of the fbi? did you want to see him gone? >> it's absolute i true that the democrats have been critical of james comey and many of us did call for his resignation. but that's not why he got fired. i mean, if this was really about his conduct of the clinton administration, maybe there would be a different reaction from the public and from democrats. but given the fact that thi

. >>> the speculation on wall street that the satellite radio giant, sirius xm, is in serious talks to pandora. the oakland-based music streaming company. shares of pandora sword yesterday because of that news. the sides have been talking about the merger four months. pandora finished rollout last month of an on demand service to compete with spotify and apple music. >>> after disrupting the taxi industry and how many people get around, uber now has its eyes on semi trucks. the roger company launched a new app called, uber freight. it matches truck drivers and companies with shipments that need to be delivered. the company shipping the goods would pay a back. uber would then pay the driver. this is uber's third standalone app after uber eats and uber rush. >>> 4:56 am. coming up, a high-speed chase in the east bay. we will tell you what we know so far about this chase and how it led to this crash. >>> a teenager was killed after the driver of that car plowed through a crowd in times square in new york. we tell you what we are learning about the driver and the minutes before this crash.

. >> this is the most sirius charge ever made against a sitting president. let's not minimize it. comey is in the wastebasket of history. everything else is off the table. this is the most serious charge ever made against a sitting president of the united states. let's not underestimate it. >> so what does that mean, though? you're saying this is the most serious charge ever made against a sitting president and yet it's not control. >> it's not control. >> not impeachable but more serious than things that were? >> absolutely right. >> what's impeachable is up to the congress. >> high crimes and misdemeanors, this doesn't fit into that category but something has to be done. and everything else should be put on hold and everything should focus on this. >> i want you to stay with me to give you a chance to react. i want to go to richard blumenthal. i don't know if you just heard what allen durs wits was saying, but he believes this is the most serious charge against a sitting president in american history. your response. >> what we know is it is a very very sirius threat to our natio

cosby's first interview in more than two years will air on sirius xm radio. a recording of his daughter is played where she says racism played a big part of the story. and cosby says she might be right. >> could be. could be. there are so many tentacles, so many different -- nefarious is a great word. >> well, cosby is scheduled to go on trial next month for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting a woman in 2004. he's pleaded not guilty to those charges and denies similar claims from dozens of other women. >>> now, to a new study that suggests routine cholesterol screenings are likely not necessary for people under 40. researchers are now recommending a more targeted approach for testing younger people. they say screenings should focus on those who already have a major risk factor like high blood pressure, smoking or a family history of early heart disease. >>> okay, so we've heard the dangers, of course, of locking up a child in a car unattended. >> but what a bear? what about a bear cub? the roanoke county virginia police department got a call from a ho

carrying out a number of inquiries locally and they say that at present the girl's condition although siriusn western ireland has looked like this — after it was washed away. now — it looks like this — after hundreds of thousands of tonnes of sand were dumped back on the coastline during a freak tide. locals hope there will be a return of hotels, guesthouses and cafes — all forced to shut down after the beach washed away in 1984. keith doyle reports. achill island on the west coast of ireland has many beautiful beaches but for the past 30 years this was not one of them. however, nature has now returned dooagh beach to its former beauty. storms in the 1980s stripped the beach, but over ten days ocean currents have deposited thousands of tonnes of sand to recreate its 300—metre white sandy beach. the most probable reason this beach has reformed is due to two things. it's either a change in sediment supply from further up or down the coast that has brought a fresh amount of sediment to this beach. or, it could be due to a change in environmental conditions. either an alteration in the wave clim

you can listen on bloomberg.com and on sirius xm. ♪ ♪ story we are watching, some directors did not followe allegations about the validity of the technology at the center of the blood testing startup, sarah knows. admiral and. navy former secretary of state said in their positions that they did not question the him when he found her, alissa but about the matter. -- they did not question the holmes, aboutbeth the matter. and the u.s. department of homeland security says a report that the government is shelving is absolutely wrong. the trump administration has reportedly opted not to extend cabins to laptops in include incoming flights from europe. they currently banned them from eight majority muslim nations. homeland security secretary john only says they may ban them all international flights in and out of the u.s. admitted terrorist threats to bring down airlines, but a final decision has not been made. tivo, are up for following a favorable ruling that could impact cable boxes. a judge found that comcast patents, andtivo both companies are expected to judge'sa review of the finding. it

on sirius-xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i am alisa parenti in washington. check your first word news.cyber attack hit note -- hit dozens of nations today, hitting computer data for ransom firms andtals, data other companies. the attack, appeared to exploit a vulnerability identified for use by u.s. national security agencies. hospitalsced hot -- to close wards and emergency rooms. attacks were reported in spain, portugal, and russia. the malwareentified behind the attack in over 70 countries. although the attacks hit russia the hardest. the white house is keeping mum about whether president trump recorded his conversation with former fbi director james comey. in fact, in a tweet, mr. trump suggested such tapes could exist. sean spicer was asked about it today in his daily briefing. >> did president trump record is conversation with former fbi director james comey? >> i have talked to the president, he has not added to that. >> democratic congressman adam schiff is demanding the white house turn over any recordings to congress if they do exist. there is been a breakthrough in trade tal

if you like bloomberg news check us out on the radio and sirius xm.is bloomberg. ♪ the show's about to start! how do i look? like a bald penguin. [ laughing ] show me the billboard music awards. show me top artist. show me the top hot 100 artist. they give awards for being hot and 100 years old? we'll take 2! [ laughing ] xfinity x1 gives you exclusive access to the best of the billboard music awards just by using your voice. the billboard music awards. sunday, may 21st eight seven central only on abc. alisa: i'm alisa parenti in washington and you are watching "bloomberg technology." let's start with the check of your first word news. french presidential candidate marine le pen was pelted with objects at a local cathedral. protesters are mostly supportive of emmanuel macron. we will bring special coverage of the french presidential election runoff result on sunday. activist with the environmentalist group greenpeace unveiled a banner from the eiffel tower contain the french national motto. it was removed after 45 minutes. a conservative cleric runnin

carley shimkus with sirius 115 with you what is trending. >> vox.com appeals to a younger audience.bashing the marine corps. the marine corps has a toxic max lint problem. now masculinity problem. douglas says vox.com that you would choose to post this today says more about you than you will ever realize. look at this tweet from michelle. she actually came up with a bit of a solution. she said the vox staff should all enlist and solve this problem. somethin' tells me that's not going to happen. rob: i don't think they have the guts to handle that. >> thank you, instead of attacking the military. heather: baseball instead of baseball hats. >> mlb under fire for what some are calling a tasteless move on memorial day. all 30 teams promoted these limited edition memorial day hats. take a look at this tweet from the new york yankees all the teams tweeted out something similar. today is about honor and respect tip your neweracap to those jehovah sacrificed to keep us safe. go to mlb charity will go to veterans group. a lot of people thought they were exploiting our veterans. heather: noth

if you like bloomberg news check us out on the radio and sirius xm.is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg technology." let's start with the check of your first word news. french presidential candidate marine le pen was pelted with objects at a local cathedral. protesters are mostly supportive of emmanuel macron. coveragering special of the french presidential election runoff result on sunday. activist with the environmentalist group greenpeace unveiled a banner from the eiffel tower contain the french national motto. it was removed after 45 minutes. a conservative cleric running thepresident of iran, said nuclear deal with the u.s. must be respected. they said despite issues that exist, the deal should be considered legitimate. -- are hoping to in florence, italy, european commission president opened his state of the e.u. address today was a direct swipe at britain. >> i made a decision between english and french. [applause] surely, english is losing importance. [laughter] ahead of formal talks for britain's exist on the block from the e.u.

you can listen on the bloomberg radio app and on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: stone is rejoining twitter after he left. two months after he sold his he said het up or it will be focusing on company culture and will not replace another executive. we spoke to stone last thought over and asked about the at twitter. biz: i don't follow the rig up and down spread i don't look at the stock coming orderly basis. i think rate leadership thinks in terms of decades and not orders. -- quarters. in the grand scheme of things, jack has just got the job. he is had the job for a year. that's nothing. emily: shares of twitter jumped tuesday after the announcement that we are among their video partners. be --square ventures remains bullish on the stock and we caught up with fred wilson wednesday. his firm has invested a number of companies including twitter, tumbler, foursquare, and kickstarter. market is the vc oversaturated. fred: it's hard for me to know. i don't know what the demand side of that equation is. it's clear to me that there is probabl

you can listen on bloomberg.com and on sirius xm.s is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a story we are watching, nos directorsera did not follow up on the validity of the technology at the center of the blood testing start up. a former u.s. navy admiral and former secretary of state said in depositions that they do not question the company's founder about the matter. he left the board after wall street journal investigation highlighted employee concerns about the company's operation. a laptop ban remains in limbo. and the u.s. department of homeland security say in a report that the government is shelving the ban is absolutely wrong. politico reported that the trump administration has reportedly opted not to extend its ban on laptops in cabins to include incoming flights from europe. the u.s. currently banned laptops from eight majority muslim nations. speaking on fox news homeland sunday, security secretary john kelly says they may ban them on all international flights in and out of the u.s., admitted -- amid terrorist threats to bring down airli

you can listen on the app, bloomberg.com, and sirius xm in the u.s.s bloomberg. ♪ alisa: i am alisa parenti in washington and you are watching "bloomberg technology." let's start with a check of your first word news. michael flynn may have lied in his application for security clearance according to democratic congressman elijah cummings who says documents appear to indicate he lied to investigators in 2016. the a.p. is reporting flynn will invoke his fifth amendment right against self-incrimination. brazil's top court has suspended scheduling a ruling on the president accused of endorsing the payment of hush money to a jailed former lawmaker. the allegation represents a potentially significant blow for him. his administration has lurched from one crisis to another as he took office one year ago. the e.u. has signed off on a tough brexit negotiating stance. negotiators plan to maintain a hard line on the u.k.'s departure bill and will not discuss the future trading arrangement until there is an agreement on other key issues. health and human services s

on sirius xm.s is bloomberg. ♪ america's biggest lender, wells fargo, is in the mid-of an effort to rebound from the oneest scandal in its hundred 65-year history, the discovery of 3.5 million fake accounts. in the wake of the scandal, they eliminated some u.s. bankers, changed authorization structure and denied bonuses to top executives. large erik editor at schatzker caught up with tim asking which jobs will be replaced by computers five or 10 years from now. that is function repetitive can be done as well buy a machine as by a human. i think any function that requires judgment, that requires listening, that requires empathy can be done only by a human, so i think you are going to see our evolve. continue to that is why we are so excited about the innovation we are bringing to our customers, but there will always be a place in our industry for human contact, -- for human contact. the jobs you look at today, how many are repetitive? tim: i do not know off the top of my head, but to the extent that

you can listen on the bloomberg xm.o app and on sirius this is bloomberg. ♪ i am i am in washington, are watching "bloomberg technology." let's check your news. the paris prosecutors office is investigating whether fake news is being used to influence sunday's french presidential election. it started the probe into accounts of forgery and spreading false news after the front runner filed a lawsuit against his rival. former president obama has endorsed him for the presidency. he leads marie lapenn by 20 points. bloomberg will bring you coverage of the run off results on sunday. anti-government protests in venezuela continued to intensify with protestors and police clashing today in downtown caracas. police fired tear gas as they tried to march to the electoral commission. a south african high court ruled today jacob zuma must hand over an intelligence report that the former finance minister was plotting to undermine his government. and moscow says it is ready to send peace keepers to syria. turkey and iran have signed on to a russian plan to make safe zones. global news, 24 hours a da

listen to what he told washington examiner reporter in an interview on sirius xm. >> i mean, had andrew jackson been a little later, you wouldn't have had the civil war. he was a very tough person. but he had a big heart. he was really angry that, he saw what was happening with regard to the civil war. he said, there's no reason for this. >> andrew jackson died in 1845. the civil war didn't start until 1861. president trump tried to clarify with a tweet. president jackson who died 16 years before the civil war started saw it coming and was angry. would never have let it happen. it's unclear to put it mildly what jackson would have or could have done to stop it. he was a southern slave owner himself. history has not been kind to his legacy. he was the president over the trail of tears. we were talking about putting a woman on the $10 bill a lot of people said maybe it's time for jackson to go off the $20 bill as a slave owner and the architect of the trail of tears. and it's just unclear what he could have done to prevent the civil war. >> the question from that interview is there was a

you can listen on the bloomberg radio app and sirius xm.loomberg. ♪ >> it is 11:29 in hong kong, 12:29 in tokyo. bloomberg has been told president trump asked fbi director james comey to drop an investigation into former national security adviser michael flynn. our source claims to have a copy of a memo that comey wrote following the conversation. the director did not directly respond to trump tossed requests, which came a day after flynn was fired for lying about contact with the russian ambassador. >> we are to ask the director to come in and testify. that is the first step. we have to ask if there were notes around the conversation. that would be powerful evidence of what took place in the conversations. and then, i think we follow up from there. if the president was being haveful that he might tapes, we want to get a hold of those. >> the white house is struggling to contain the fallout from claims the president shared the classified information with russia. national security adviser h.r. mcmaster said the premise of a washington post r

on sirius xm. this is boston, and this is bloomberg. ♪ alisa: i'm alisa parenti in washington. watching "bloomberg technology." "bloomberg technology." let's start with a check of first word news. the white house is congratulating south korea's new president. press secretary sean spicer says the administration is looking forward to working with moving -- moon to strengthen the alliance between the two countries. says they will meet again in bethlehem. the president has accepted the invitation to join him in the west bank city during his visit to israel in two weeks. senate republicans are getting down to work on their version of obamacare. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says action is needed now, because health markets are collapsing. democrats sent a letter to mcconnell asking him to drop repeal and replace legislation. french police are searching for three men suspected of hiding -- plotting and islamic state attack. authorities conducted a major operation at a train station. the evacuation of the station came a day after the 10th presidential election, won by macron,

you can listen on the bloomberg radio app and sirius xm.loomberg. ♪ alisa: i'm alisa parenti in washington. you are watching "bloomberg technology." u.k. labor party leader jeremy billion inaise $62 taxes to put my money into health, education, and infrastructure. that's according to the main opposition parties 128 page manifesto.he says the party has a program for the many, not a few. in paris, the new french threw his weight behind the city's bid for the 2024 summer olympics. he met with a delegation from the international olympics committee. the ioc will decide in september whether paris or los angeles will host. president macri also met with you and secretary-general. he meets tomorrow with the european council president. before announcing the new french -- cabinet. increasing concern in blom after north korea's missile launch last week u.s. officials say it could. travel 2800 miles, easily within the range of the u.s. territory. guam is a key u.s. military hub in the pacific. former fbi director james comey says president trump asked h

star, people out of stadium like that whatever the cause, and it does appear now to to have been a siriuent, greater manchester police confirming fatalities. >> we have seen working in terrk outside the palace of westminster. but elsewhere, specifically in the population manchester, one, 6789 -- rehearse regularly for major indents, that may be terror related or it just be a major indent -- incident. we've seen a swift response from the emergency services with rows of a ambulances now arriving. we thought it might have been out of caution, they would be marshaly to respond. if there was anything, it is now clear that there are not just injuries from this, but according to greater manchester police, there are fatalities. we have seen some other pictures that are coming in to us, of armed police at the scene, fully kitted up, and body armor, ballistic shields and runs towards the area around the manchester arena. clearing that area off people and shouts out for any walking wounded to identify themselves. so, that emergency response is building they are bringing in resources from all over t

on sirius xm.s is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg's editor at large erik schatzker caught up with tim sloan, asking which jobs will be replaced by computers five or 10 years from now. tim: any function that is repetitive can be done as well by a machine as by a human. i think any function that requires judgment, that requires listening, that requires empathy can be done only by a human, so i think you are going to see our business continue to evolve. that is why we are so excited about the innovation we are bringing to our customers, but there will always be a place in our industry for human contact. erik: if you look at the jobs today, how many are repetitive? tim: i do not know off the top of my head, but to the extent that we have a role that is repetitive that could be replaced by a machine over time, that is not to say we will not create new roles. our payments, virtualization, and innovation group did not exist nine months ago. we have 31,000 people in that group right now. erik: why is it so importan

president trump brought up another leader in a separate interview with sirius xm radio, praising american jackson. >> he was a very tough person. but he had a big heart, and he was, he was really angry. that he saw what was happening with regard to the civil war, he people don't ask that question. why was there the civil war? why could that one not have been worked out. >> reporter: jackson died 16 years before the civil war, and scott, president trump failed to mention that jackson's support for slavery more than 170 years ago continues to haunt his legacy. >> margaret brennan, thanks. >>> police in austin, texas have a suspect in custody go a stabbing spree at the university of texas. it happened outside a gym. a man with a hunting knife killed one person and wounded at least three others. some of them seriously before surrendering. the motive is not known. >>> coming up next, a new study finds bullying in schools is down sharply. ,$8drw ople take action against housing discrimination? my friends were told they might be more comfortable in another neighborhood. my co-worker was pressure

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president trump made the comment during an interview set to air on sirius xm politics.ump is suggesting that andrew jackson who died 16 years before the war could have prevented the conflict between the north and south. he was really angry. that he had saw what was happening. he said there's no reason for this. you think about it, why. people don't ask that question. but why was there the civil war. why could that one not have been worked out. >> let's talk about this. our krb commentator and former lieutenant governor of south carolina joins us. and professor at moore house. why is president trump questioning the civil war? where did this come from? >> ien don't know he even questioned the civil war. he referenced an individual who had referenced the civil war, u be pi didn't e see in the interview where he referenced the civil war. he's the only to pay off the national debt. he was someone vastly different than that. >> your response? >> he was a pop list. he engaged in forms of political action. he also was a slave owner. it seems to be bizarre. the reason the civil

. -- sirius .his is bloomberg. ♪ watching.tory we are hedge fund manager david einhorn is putting a target on tesla, saying the markets are too optimistic about their prospects for expanding electric car sales. he says stockholders put the rational faith in ceo elon musk. >> for the time being, investors remain hypnotized by the tesla ceo. they are comfortable with the company being able to mass-market cars and justify the current valuation. and dizzy has him for tesla and other bubble basket stocks is reminiscent of the march 2000.com bubble. many stable it. tesla says initial production of the model three is on track for tonight -- july. they still reported a bigger loss than expected in the first quarter. we are joined by our reporter covering tesla for bloomberg news. what is the biggest surprise? anything to do with the model three? reporter: i think the bulls, the levers of tesla and fans of elon musk, -- lovers of tesla and fans of elon musk, have a lot to be happy about. this is a company t

in a recent interview with sirius xm radio, how secretary ben corvus and said an impoverished life is nearly the creation of an impoverished mind. >> i think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind. you take somebody who has the right mindset, you can take everything from them and put them on the street, and i guarantee you in a little while, they'll be right back up there. and you take somebody with the wrong mindset, you can give them everything in the world. the work their way back down to the bottom. >> tucker: secretary carson now overseeing section 8 housing in many antipoverty efforts as these remarks got an awful lot of attention. the democratic strategist and was a senior advisor to john edwards is 2008 present campaign among many others. crystal read as a conservative black chick and author of con job and they join us both tonight. thank you both for coming on. we make of that? >> i don't know really what to make of it. i think freeloading is a state of mind. we went freeloading. >> but i think that poverty is real. at least where i live in southwest virginia. i've

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you can listen on the bloomberg radio, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s., on sirius xm.his is bloomberg. ♪ w emily: in this weeks wrote -- in this week's revolving door biz , stone is rejoining twitter after he left and two months after he sold his start up to pinterest. he said he will be focusing on company culture and will not replace another executive. we spoke to stone last thought over and asked about the at -- the recent challenges at twitter. biz: i don't follow the rig up and downs. i don't look at the stop on a quarterly basis. i think great leadership thinks in terms of decades, not quarters. jack is -- in the grand scheme of things, jack has just got the job. people are like, he has already had it for a year. a year. that's nothing. emily: shares of twitter jumped tuesday after the announcement that we are among their video partners. union square ventures remains bullish on the stock and we caught up with fred wilson wednesday. his firm has invested a number of companies including twitter, tumblr, foursquare, and kickstarter. i caught up with wilson at the c

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