what do you make of sir martin sorrell's comments?'ve heard this before. : ad buyers have long lobbied for more transparency and third-party standards. and if you look at the history of advertising with traditional advertising, you have the nielsen ratings for tv, arbitron for radio, the audit bureau of circulation for print. we don't have anything in the digital realm that compares, and that goes for both ad supported platforms like facebook and twitter and google, and it's also true of the more transactional video platforms like apple and amazon and netflix. so i think this is going to revise those calls that have been going on for a while for those third-party standards. emily: how big an impact do you think this will have on facebook? if this was a company that generally has been performing well, the narrative has been going well, a lot of that has been based on video. is this a big deal? is it something that will incur big reputational damage? or just a blip? david: i think this is just a blip but the point that the often sage ma

former marquette stand-out dwyane wade's cousin are to appear in court today.22-year old derren sorrells and his brother 26-year old darwin sorrells junior are charged with first-degree murder for the shooting death of nykea aldridge.the 32-year old mother was killed by a stray bullet in chicago last month while walking to register her school. the climate and marine life are among the topics of discussion today as secretary of state john kerry hosts the third annual "our ocean" conference.those slated to speak include environmentalist and academy award winning actor leonardo dicaprio and president obama. some of the things being talked about include marine pollution... and climate-related impacts on the ocean. police now have a suspect in custody in the florida mosque arson case. police believe the man seen here setting the year-old joseph schreiber.he faces first-degree felony charges.that incident is bringing attention to a string of other anti-muslim attacks across the country.a muslim advocacy group says 20-16 is on record to be the second- worst year when it comes to attacks on mosq

martin sorrell is staying with us.omberg. ♪ caroline: welcome back. 42 minutes into your trading day -- let's get you caught up with the bloomberg business/. tom: thanks. first-half earnings reported that beat analyst estimates -- the owner of the brand set operating profit increased 8% in the six months through july. that is as the world's biggest clothing retailer prioritized online expansion over store opening. the ceo of europe's largest airline says it is examining a range of options for entering the low cost long-haul travel market. that theold bloomberg company can no longer ignore the emerging threat from a range of contenders. ourselves protected pricext year and the oil is increasing, which means that the economy is getting better ,nd we can get more business and there is not only the throwback but we can also have -- because of the increase of oil. it hascrosoft says authorized the buyback of an additional $40 billion of stock on top of an existing $40 billion repurchase program which it plans to finish by t

dorsey did go via live stream and joined sorrell who asked him questions about a possible sale.listen. >> there's obviously been talk about apple's interest interest, facebook interest, google's interest. do you think twitter will develop, continue to develop on its own or do you think it would be better served by being alined or part of another organization? >> we have great relationships with all the companies you mentioned. there's always been a lot of interest and passion around what we do for the past ten years. and we've always had a lot of speculation around what twitter could become and where twitter could go. but we have a really strong plan ahead of us. >> as for google and twitter at this point, while we have reached out for comment from them, they have yet to provide any. we have not been able to get to them. let's leave it at that at this point, guys. >> so you're reporting the sorrell bites, jack's schedule, you put it all together. does it seem convincing to you? >> listen, i certainly as you know we've worked together far long time. we're not going to report some

killed in chicago last month while walking to register her kids for school.investigators say the sorrells were shooting at another man and aldrige was caugt in the crossfire. the atlantic coast conference is following the lead of the n- c-double-a and moving championship games out of north carolina because of the h-b-2 law.the a-c-c was scheduled to hold 14 of it's 21 championship events in north carolina."house bill two" requires people to use restrooms at schools and corresponding their birth certificates. the climate... and marine life are among the topics of discussion today as secretary of state john kerry hosts the third annual "our ocean" conference.those slated to speak include environmentalist and academy award winning actor leonardo dicaprio. participants will talk about sustainable fisheries, marine pollution, and climate-related impacts on the ocean.president speak. new video just into our newsroom -- the driver of this car saying it was his samsung phone that caused this fire. incredible video of firefighters working to put this out -- and the car destroyed. the driver of thi

the n-b-a star dwyane wade's cousin will be in court today. 22-year old derren sorrells and his brother 26- year old darwin are charged with first-degree murder for the shooting death of ny-kea aldridge. the 32-year old mother was shot and killed in chicago last month while walking with her kids. police say the brothers fired shots at another man -- but aldridge got caught in the crossfire. leonardo dicaprio is expected to speak today at the third annual "our ocean" conference. the academy award winning actor will join others in discussing sustainability.. pollution.. and the ocean. president barack obama and secretary of state john kerry will also speak at the event. people in pittsburgh now have the chance to ride in a self-driving car for free. that's because uber is testing out self-driving cars in the city. all the cars will have a driver and engineer in the front seat to monitor the car's performance and stand by in case something goes wrong. meanwhile.. there's a screen in the back seat so customers can track their ride and see.. what the car sees. grace vander-wall has been crow

yousef: the full interview with martin sorrell coming your way in just a short while. let's get you up to speed with how u.s. markets closed over all. a lower picture. the s&p 500 down 2/5 of 1%. mixed signals from the u.s. economy. on the one hand, you had signs of stronger growth in terms of the country meeting its consumer confidence figures. posted -- those figures came in at the lower level while the inflation numbers were the ones moving closer to the targets. in the middle east, we are just under two hours away from the opening of the emirates markets dubai -- emirates markets, dubai, and abu dhabi, for the first time coming back since the e break -- eid break. a lower picture in the emerging market space. dubai down 1%. gfh financial, selling its remaining stake in leeds united football club. egypt down 1.6%, the lowest since june 26, concerns about the economy. would suspendklm flights to egypt because of the currency situation in the country. in turkey on friday, it was a similar picture. again, following some of the trends in global markets, especially emerg

. >> reporter: michael sorrell, had no experience running ad college.d been a lawyer and white house special assistant, but he knew paul quinn couldn't afford a football program. >> there's more than one field of dreams. why should we tie everyone's future to athletic success? >> reporter: he turned the t football field into an organic farm that generates more than 20,000 pounds of organic vegetables a year. veggies that make it into high end restaurants and into the dallas cowboys stadium. >> i think it's saved our t school-- it saved it because it changed the narrative of the institution. >> reporter: the farm has become a symbol for a remade paul quinn college. >> we're the first urban work college in the country. so our students learn what it means to be effective, and to have job skills and work skills. >> the app that records my work hours is called you attend.s >> reporter: students are assigned jobs from day one. >> so when i punch in, the dean of work college should be ablesh to track that i punched in-- so now it's recorded that i'mde punched

martian sorrell spoke with bloomberg television. >> the underlying growth rate was 3%-4%, depending on look at revenue. now, that is not bad but it is not great. i would like to see more worldwide gdp. the projections for the next 3.5%-4%. but we are early in the cycle. i would like to see gdp up 100 basis points. mark: he says that since the brexit vote, they have been making acquisitions in germany, france. -- slump this year because of the exit vote. they predict that prices of the most expensive prizes -- expensive houses will fall. they call the brexit vote a reality check to the high-value end of the market. the world's largest clothing retailer posted first-half profits that the estimates. they operates eight brands including zahra and has more than 7000 stores in 90 countries. the company is putting a priority on boosting online sales rather than opening more stores. apple's iphone margins have narrowed with the release of the latest model according to an analysis by a research firm. the report says the iphone seven costs more to make because of the greater storage options and

>> so with the different political environment comedy is the first of all, with birdies theaters sorrel is with foreign or donald trump and his intelligence? so actually to come not in the opposite way with brexit expected. and then to say we dodged a bullet? so even those people like one johnson as a conservative bid the u.k. suddenly maybe it is in such a good idea. it is possible to have a cruelly out .. with a clear urd democratic mandate so then you may have another vote. >> but the question that i try to get to a is brexit was very crude to get across a message that the economy baby working for you but not for ordinary people. with another path that there is a problem that is highlighted. but how we deal with that the use ctc lines of that to get the exact where they were quick. >> i feel that i start to see signs did hillary clinton says get back to the '90s. everything will be fine. imbedded who have not fare as well. did elizabeth ward aboard is interesting. we need people to speak clearly cannot authentically to those who were hurt by the process. wobble. >> what about your up

sorrell says we all took to the leafy ground under the tall oaks and hickories for some sweep against the work for us. no mention here of sending any to the five or six divisions he is to command the next morning at don to make preparations for the beginning of the attack in his sector soon .fter daylight but after the long train ride, you can certainly see perhaps and his for longstreet staff to get some rest against the work before us. the next morning, long street will say at don on the 20th -- the 20th -- there were some indications it might have been a little before dawn. the next morning, longstreet will ride to the front through the fog that is rising that morning to find his command . on the soon to be six divisions that will present, only five of , that are coming from virginia as reinforcements for army. bestther regained our brigades are reinforcements that are sent from mississippi or east tennessee. sector ofdes into the his the left wing of the army of tennessee, he will find a situation very different than that nice orderly formation of he will say that the line was a r

martin sorrell spoke with bloomberg tv. >> the underlying growth rate was 3% ago depending on where youther -- that is not bad but it is not great. i would like to see worldwide gdp stuck in the range of 3% to 3.5%. the projections for next year are 3.5% to 4%. i would like to see worldwide gdp up another 100 basis points or so. taylor: w tpp -- has been making acquisitions. microsoft is planning another buyback. microsoft stock is up 31% in the last year and now close to the record high set in 1999. that is your bloomberg business flash. i would point out that microsoft is generating $24 billion of free cash flow every 12 months. bloombergk of the surveillance map, -- what took so long is what many on the street would say. the bank of japan, the fed. we are going to reductive that at the top of the hour. george, i want to go away from institutions, to retirees. you mentioned the real experience. i am sorry, this is financial reap russian forever -- financial repression forever for retirees. >> the notion that maybe they're going to scale back. we are still doing qe. the bank of japan n

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appearances including one at an ad conference in cologne, germany, according to advertising tie tant martin sorrellail from jack to say after one year of planning he was unable to to be with us. so i got down on my knees and begged for him to come, but unfortunately for reasons unknown to you in the room and to me, but known to him, he had to stay in san francisco. >> now dorsey did join via live stream. and sir martin did ask him about a possible sale. take a listen. >> there's obviously been talk about apple's interest, facebook's interest, potential interest. google's interest. do you think twitter will develop -- continue to develop on its own? or do you think it would be better served by being aligned or part of another organization? >> we have great partnerships with all those companies as you mentioned. there's always been a lot of interest and passion around what we do for the past ten years. and we've always had a lot of speculation around what twitter could become and what twitter -- where twitter would go. but we have a really strong plan ahead of us. >> right now the stock, guys, up 21%