i think that becomes a takeover target, even with evan spiegel's super voting rights, i think there'srobably a way that he and jack dorsey have a meeting of the minds and say you know what, we should be doing this together there's no shortage of other large platform companies that would like to have evan spiegel locked up with them. those are the reasons why i think this stock could work as we get further into the year i think you want to play it with a call calendar. i don't want to buy outright premium here i want to basically think about how i would sell some short dated calls to help finance some longer dated calls and play for the stock to move around a little bit above where it's trading right now. really importantly, here's the chart here obviously it hit a little resistance last week, almost to the dime at like 20.5 here it's trading down about $9.50. and i think you want to play a call calendar. let me tell you what the trade is real quickly. look at april expiration and sell one of the april 11 calls at 15 cents. you look out to july expiration, and you buy one of the july 1

there is no shortage of other large platform companies that would like to have evan spiegel locked upith them. so those are the reasons why i think this stock could work as we get further into the year i think you want to play with a call calendar. i don't want to buy outright premium here i want to think about how i would sell some short dated calls to help finance some longer dated calls and play for this stock to kind of move around a little bit above where it's trading right now. really importantly, here is the chart here obviously, it hit a little bit of resistance last week, almost to the dime at like 20.5 here. it's trading down about 9.5 bucks. i think you want to play a call calendar let me tell you what the trade is really quickly. with the stock around 950, look at april expiration and sell one of the april 11 calls at 15 cents. you look to july expiration and you buy one of the july 11th calls, 69 cents. that cost you 14 cents what you want to happen with the trade, you want it to move towards the $11 strike between now and april expiration it's a little more than a month

these spiegel tents hid themselves during world war ii, and they are now being able to resurface here in the embarcadero in san francisco. i leave you with a 1970's song which is touch me in the morning and just walk away. we don't have tomorrow, but we have yesterday. well here, we have yesterday, and here, with your help, we can have tomorrow. thank you. >> president hyland: thank you. annie jameson? >> thank you. i'm annie jameson, chief operating officer with teatro zinzanni. i've been involved with the project for 20 years, and we really need to come back here. we have been -- i'm sorry. it's just hearing ron talk about the tent was -- it really something for us -- or for me. so any way, thank you. it's been eight years since we started this project, and it is time for us to return to san francisco. we have moved the tent around the site in every area we can. we have talked to neighbors around the site. we have visited with jay, thank you, and many people around the city -- many, many people and talked about this project. it is time for it to return to san francisco. it is cultur

uefa says they'll focus on recent claims made by the german news magazine der spiegel which include the decieved uefa over the value of their sponsorship deal with etihad airways. city have described the claims as "entirely false." city, meanwhile, remain on course to win five trophies this season. they've already picked up the community shield and the league cup, they're top of the premier league table by a point from liverpool, and they're still involved in the champions league and fa cup. city's captain vincent kompany told the bbc‘s sports editor dan roan that the next couple of weeks could be pivotalfor the club. it isa it is a defining week the arts. the manager would have spoken about it. we have three competitions to play for next week and everything hangs on these results. every game will be a final. we will see. at the moment it is not on our minds. how impressed have you been by manchester united 7 impressed have you been by manchester united? they are a different team now. what he has done for the club is definitely brought back respectability to the club in a way that would

appeal it germany's foreign minister has also criticized the decision zeba from the berlin daily taga spiegel and you're going to posit from the from germany's public broadcaster say they see no legal grounds for their denial of press accreditation in turkey and here's what they had to say just before leaving istanbul. before you think this means some uncertainty for other members of the press it appears the goal here is to influence reporting there has already been a chilling effect asserted on the turkish media there's hardly any critical reporting at least in the state media of its now it appears the government would like to achieve the same with the international media but i cannot imagine they will succeed and that's the plan of. needs to be said that our situation is a luxury in comparison to what our turkish colleagues are dealing with more than one hundred thirty turkish journalists are now sitting in prison for something they posted online or for an article they wrote while the two of us are able to get on a plane and leave the things that concerns us that the turkish government appe

uefa said it will focus on recent claims made by german news magazine der spiegel.ve said "the accusation of financial irregularities is entirely false." on the pitch of course manchester city remain in the hunt for a quadruple winning season. the league cup in the bag, they go into saturday's premier league match with watford on saturday a point ahead of liverpool in the table. then on tuesday they'll defend a first leg lead against schalke at the etihad in the champions league last 16. speaking to the bbc‘s sport editor dan roan, captain vincent kompany said the week will be prove a defining moment in their season. it isa it is a defining week for us because we have three different, i'm sure the manager will have spoken about it, three competitions to play for next week. everything hangs on these results. every game will be a final. to win three finals in a row is difficult. we will see. at the moment, it is not on her mind. how impressed have you been by what they have done to your main rivals? they are a different club to what they have been a few weeks ago. wha

they're always wondering through people spiegel's and eating among those in their gardens. angered by the giraffes feasting on their crops locals intensified their hunting. draft meat was a welcome change from a diet composed mainly of millet corn and vegetables. life here is difficult. but village leader who describes how climate change has affected people's lives. and less and less rain everything has dried out. that's made life harder for us and the village harvests are smaller we're being squeezed on all sides. despite those hardships the giraffe's have actually proven an unexpected boon for the villagers they're now under protection enabling locals to benefit financially from their preservation. of the giraffes steal from us from our garden for instance. and there's little we can do about it. but we still like them and don't hunt them anymore because they're providing a new source of income. environment ministry and the nongovernmental agency pays the villagers not the giraffes authorities have also established a protected area the ten head tear reserve features trees

german news magazine der spiegel has published a series of claims, based on leaked documents, city haveheir captain vincent kompany calls a ‘defining week‘ as they attempt to achieve an unprecedented quadruple. they go into saturday's premier league match with watford on saturday a point ahead of liverpool in the table. then on tuesday they'll defend a 3—2 first leg lead against schalke at the etihad in the champions league. then next weekend it's the fa cup against swansea. it's a defining week for us because we have three different, i am sure the manager will have spoken about it, we have three competitions to play for next week. and everything hangs on these results. i mean, every game will be a final. and to win three finals in a row is difficult. so we will see. at the moment it is not on our minds yet. the six nations returns this weekend, with wales the only team still on course for the grand slam. scarlets and 0spreys players in the welsh side have been training against the backdrop of a bitter row over the on—off merger between the two regions, but centrejonathan davies says th

foreign correspondent for spiegel magazine she argues that women are gaining in influence globally as entrepreneurs. politicians and activists but when people are seeking refuge in war zones women are always among the first victims. and a warm welcome to the current taylor who is among other things an adviser on human rights for a german member of parliament's. current say's that a hundred years after the introduction of women's suffrage in germany. the proportion of women in politics is still it's another hundred years. for can anyone noting and i would like to stay with you international women's day why is it's important one is it's still important. it's important in so many ways for once our system you already mentioned my statement we need parity in every parliament -- i would say in the world not only in germany -- that's one thing but to also need to focus on the struggles women face every day -- we have women out of thehem beig out of social security being out of financial security we have -- sexualized violence the mix of domestic violence these are topics which touch women sp

ever before but still face great obstacles also with us is an acoa both foreign correspondent for spiegel magazine she argues that women are gaining influence globally as entrepreneurs politicians and activists but when people are seeking refuge in war zones women are always some the first victims and a warm welcome to the current taylor who is among other things an advisor on human rights for a german member of parliament karen saying that one hundred years after the introduction of women's suffrage in germany the proportion. women in politics is still below fifty percent we need a quota she say so that we do not have to wait another hundred years for our current you are not doing and i would like to stay with you international women's day why is it important why is it still important. it's in part of in so many ways for us you already mentioned my statement we need parity in every parliament i would say in the world not only in germany that's one thing but we also need to focus on the struggles women face every day we have women out off being out off social security being out of financi

rooms this after leaked documents about the club's business with published by german magazine der spiegelhe possible violations of financial fair play rules are relates to man city officials allegedly deceiving you i thought i disguising the source of revenue from sponsorship deals tied to the club's owners in abu dhabi if found guilty the top could get a champions league back. it reminded the top story at this hour a german course in a seven hundred prison sentences of up to ten years to fold man but use of operating a fast child pornography platform on doc now is one of the men's also found guilty of sexually abusing two young children. coming up next here all day dublin is the day i'm still world of age is at the top of the column on school she gets out of dates around the clock on the website that's t w dot com i'm good today. earth home to millions of species a home worth saving. on those are big changes and most start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like to use the term climate used green energy solutions and ref

rules this after leaked documents about the club's business were published by german magazine der spiegelthe possible violations of financial fair play rules are related to man city officials and that deceiving us by disguising the source of revenue from sponsorship deals tied to the club's owners in abu dhabi if found guilty man says he could get a champions league ban. and an unlikely set of symbols is making a splash in thailand's popular culture not the iconography like swastikas and images of a family available as fashion items since the nazi regime murders six million jews during the second world war those symbols of a band or restricted in many countries but in thailand it's a different story. in thailand he's become a designer dictator here in the markets of bangkok nazi symbols are in vogue and hitler is the rock star of fascist fashion it's a trend that's creeping into pop culture like this swastika t. shirt worn by a member of the thai girl band b n k forty eight a recent fashion folk that when viral. about the mob i was shocked i felt it's my fault i wasn't aware even though i

read in a lot of reader actually that they actually interesting something where i read in a douche spiegel came out the economic institute german research economic institute just came out and said you know that the despite the understudy would not accept such a deal the german parliament would not accept such a bad deal the germans know what they're talking about you know and the only piece of humor in this whole thing i think ironically that the dutch will come up with huber was the prime minister of holland mark root came out saying that research may look like a dark night for monty python for our older viewers of those younger this was a night that was his.

rules this after leaked documents about the club's business were published by german magazine der spiegelhe possible violations relate to allegations that man city officials deceived people a foot by disguising the source of revenue from sponsorship deals if the allegations are proven to be true manchester city could be banned from the big burly champions league target. well we've got business for you coming up next monaco what you're up. tumbling stock markets in asia terry and the reason investors are in. is peeled of course by shockingly weak chinese exports data exports fell more than twenty percent last month so that's really shocking and that of course is related to the u.s. china trade route which is still not result and there are indications that the two sides may actually not be as close to a deal as previously hoped so that's coming up in business and much more also women's day by the way let's not forget but i want to jones coming up in business in just a minute stay with us. laundry go on international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic of the week some of internat

state the european union all the people it should be the people in the current structure it's not spiegeland because of the current structure of the people do not decide in europe europe is falling apart into the hands of populists you learn ditched let's take one particular issue migration policy. actually there are clear rules that decide about migration policy for europe but the eastern european countries have not been willing to go along with those rules the migration system in fact is broken as president mike ross said isn't it and his proposals include measures that would strengthen border protection isn't that actually something yesterday european countries would like to see yes well i'm there are happy that these governments official countries are happy how the debate has developed in the last few years and they feel quietly winning the debate because they don't want to receive you as item speakers even though they are at historically low of unemployment in their own countries and they will need more people to work two full days. so nice economic growth that they have but of the s

lot of review actually that would be to say actually interesting something where i read in a douche spiegel came out the economic institute german research economic institute just came out and said you know that the blunders by the understudy would not accept such a deal the german parliament would not accept such a bad deal the germans know what they're talking about you know and the only piece of humor in this whole thing i think ironically that the dutch will come up with huber was the prime minister of holland mark root came out saying that research may look like a dark night for monty python for our older viewers and for those younger this was a night that was his limbs were hacked off and kept saying you know come on come on the grand jury was a set up at the start i'll get to go again to get person going so teresa mainly should have our respect for perseverance however she hasn't managed to get it through she is right this is the will of the voters though and the deep state those politicians those ones that have turned in to remain as despite the will of the people out their own peri

governing body said they, too, would investigate the claims made by the german news magazine "der spiegel airways. city have described the claims as "entirely false." last season, the club has done a lot, but hopefully, they can solve it as soon as possible. for this environment. are you concerned at all that your legacy at this football club will be tainted by the allegations and whatever uefa decide to do? no. absolutely not. well if you've never had a saturday night out in liverpool, i can highly recommend it — but for fans of liverpool — jurgen klopp wants you to watch tomorrow's match of the day — 10.20 bbc one, and get straight to bed. because he wants the best possible atmosphere in their midday premier league meeting with burnley on sunday. his side are one point behind leaders manchester city in the title race. i hope for our people because that will be very important. we spoke a lot about that. we need atmosphere. at 12 o'clock. for sure last time as well i said come if you have a ticket, go to bed at ten o'clock. laughter inc. do not drink. be on your toes until the last second

think about the concept behind snapchat, remember going for a walk on the venice boardwalk with evan spiegelnd he said think about it this way. you can communicate all the time just the way your sister or you, when you were younger, you would talk on the phone endlessly, not texting them. you would talk endlessly on the phone. in between, you would watch linear television. that was the goal of the left and right side of snapchat going back to the early days. messaging and content can live together. if you look at facebook and instagram, they principally have been content consumption platforms for news and information. video is growing quickly. look at instagram. it's going to be a bigger business than facebook. people are spending more and more time on instagram. yes, that's coming through stories, which isn't as monetize of all is the core newsfeed, but this is all about capturing more of your time. there's lots of ad dollars to grow on instagram for years to come. we are more bullish than we have been. a lot of the fear stoked by the media, broadly by the media and regulators that facebook

the original concept behind snapchat, i remember going for a walk on the venice boardwalk with evan spiegel and he said think about snapchat this way. if you can communicate all the time just the way you and your sister would do, to your phones -- friends endlessly, and then in between, you would watch television. that was the goal of the left and right side of snapchat, going back to the early days. messaging and content can live together. when you look at facebook and instagram, they principally have been content consumption platforms for news and information. videos growing quickly. look at instagram. it will be a bigger business and facebook. people are spending more and more time on instagram. that is coming through stories, which is not yet as monetize a boy as the core newsfeed, but the reality is that this is about capturing more of your time. ad dollarsbe lots of to grown instagram over the years to come. we are even more bullish than we have been. a lot of the fear that has been stoked by the media, broadly by media and regulators that facebook is dying, around you. people -- look

everything in thatblog post wa something that evan spiegel, the ceo of snapchat has been talking aboutor years and has been doing, it is just not executing well i used the comparison between bill gates and steve jobs because apple was in dire straights for a long time, even though jobs' ideas why the correct ideas and he eventually pulled it out, but one thing bill gates was great at was execution. that's why microsoft ascended way back then. it is hard to remember that now, but it is a similar dynamic in my opinion >> kara, seems like when facebook talks about privacy, it is not necessarily the same as when snapchat talks about privacy, specifically because facebook has already got all of this data on the social graph, on people, who they're connected to seems like when they pivot to privacy, maybe what they're trying to do is keep people engaged at some level and they get what's valuable. is this really going to change the users' experience that much if facebook talks more about privacy and having more privacy focused products >> we'll see the proof is in the pudding. i interviewed t

evan spiegel smart guy process they might figure something but thnt this isn't a call on that. >> let'sk about beto it's not beto. he announced the 2020 presidential bid today now o'rourke raise add record $79 million during his failed senate campaign last year. he almost beat ted cruz. this was zpoit not accepting any toongss from political action committees o'rourke showing off the fund raising prowess. he tweeted he are will received donations from all 50 the states and u.s. territories. >> i've been talking to top democratic donors. what's interesting to me are they in your building. >> no, no. >> on the which town the stairs. >> i was at an event that andrew was at too he is too important he didn't see me there last week but a lot of the top democratic donors there and politicos and it was interesting i thoughted they would be for biden because that's the most electable but any love beto. they think he has the best shot. they think joe in terms of where the big money going we are talking about the little donations but the big donorer was the democrats love him because they think he

german news magazine der spiegel has published a series of claims, based on leaked documents, that premierid "the accusation of financial irregularities is entirely false." the tottenham manager mauricio pochettino has called the fa's two—match touchline ban unfair. pochettino appeared to confront referee mike dean after his side's defeat at burnley last month. he's also been fined £10,000. the tottenham manager says he will wait to hear the fa's reasons for the length of ban before deciding whether to appeal. i am a little bit in shock, because i think it is completely unfair, but what can i do now? nothing. only to accept that. i need to see the reason, because they are still announcing that i'm going to be banned for two games, but we still don't know the reason, because the letter still has not arrived. the six nations returns this weekend, with wales the only team still on course for a grand slam. scarlets and ospreys players in the welsh side have been training against the backdrop of a bitter row over the on—off merger between the two regions, but centrejonathan davies says they'll

if they come up at suitable moments but before then, we will get over to the eu correspondent for spiegeln extension, provided the vote goes through and still a little bit of a question about how long the extension might be because of european elections. is that what you would see is the most likely outcome? i think there is a big fear in the european union that the british chaos might infect the rest of the union. if they extend beyond march the 23rd, they can legal issues in connection with the issues. even in an extreme case, with the election that could get the eu ina with the election that could get the eu in a huge mess. i hear the constitutional worries, but let's have common sense. they would find a way around that in a matter of weeks? actually, they are not quite because if you let the uk stay on beyond the election, the theory, every eu citizen living in the uk and not being able to take part in the election, could afterwards go to the election, could afterwards go to the european court ofjustice and ta ke the european court ofjustice and take the eu to court and this is a prob