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coming up, we haear from susan lynn about the latest developments in big tex antitrust.he former president of abc entertaining gives her her thoughts on the upcoming streaming wars. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: let's take a look at the top tech calls. shares of nvidia close friday higher after raising the price target to $251 from $217. the chipmaker was the best large cap name to own at the time. the quarterly results saw strong growth in data center products. the analyst said nvidia would be a gain or on that news. speaking of intel, credit suisse raised the price target on intel from $65 to 68, saying growth margins were the only blemish on the report. it says it provides more positives than negatives. analysts at bmo raised alphabet's price target to $12.45 to $12.25 a share. credit raise the price target to $2700 a share. the products are driving strong growth of search and youtube. those were a look at the top tech calls. and now, for our conversation with susan lyne, former abc entertainment president. lyne massar sat down with for a wide-ranging conversation on t

he's been welding heavy steel parts as a precision worker for hope tex for almost half his life. been with hooked tech since january 1st 2001 next year it will be 20 years the working environment is very good i take home 2 and a half 1000 euros a month. that makes him a typical german skilled worker pretty much an average german income he lives on the outskirts of pulled up in his parents' old farm together with his wife carina and their 3 children. you know has a part time job with a low income. together they have around $3000.00 euros net income for a month. they only have to pay the utilities for the apartment in their parent's house that means they can afford an annual skiing holiday in the alps and various other things but do they think they earn enough money to lead a good life as a family with children or are things becoming increasingly tight distinction and that's really what i think it's become more difficult wages are certainly not rising as fast as the costs. i don't know when that started are when things changed a lot but wages certainly don't go up as much as prices

in downtown santa rosa, tex wasabi's is shutting down after 20 years, and rosamonday ismondi shutting down after many years. several well-known restaurants in the city have recently closed, and it's a trend we first dove into last week. and our reporting generated a big response. so we decided to follow up. it's a part of our focus on building a better bay area since a vibrant restaurant scene is part of what makes this a great place to live. abc7 news reporter liz kreutz has more on why these closures are happening. about>> the string of restaurants closing in san francisco, we got so many comments, it seemed to thissohit a nerv ae.t what going on that's hurting local restaurants? to find out more, i went to blue stem brasserie with the co-own other telephone the golden gate restaurant as rcillsoaty nn.ot any one th >> according to stacey, historically in san francisco, there have been an equal number of restaurant openings and closings every year. butotheas t hasant'ymore. >> about two years ago, we started to see this trend starting where we were seeing more closures than openings.

tex says the e.u. should fine tune its agricultural policies. which is limited to merely because of blue subsidy should be contingent on farmers pursuing environmental protection and should only go to small and medium sized farms. payments to a large agribusinesses should be kept. they should get subsidies for just if you had tears and no more people in your body i think there should be additional support for small scale farms and once just starting out they should get several times the basic rate that would motivate young people to go into farming from ocular or sport of it all beautiful the near future but. this is one of those large agri businesses it's actually a cooperative in which small holders have pooled their land and resources it farms $5000.00 hectares and has $160.00 employees. lucas the hut has leased his 7 hectares to the co-operative. he's happy to drive a tractor and not have to manage his own small farm. he's one of about 600 members of the cooperative farming operation. it's not run on organic principles and it has vast fields

an economic cooperation and development or always c d tables a proposal for getting a grasp on big tex peripatetic profits the o.e.c.d. is a primary international institution with responsibility for coordinating global tax policy and they publish proposals to to the in the increasingly challenging problem of taxing corporate profits when they have become increasingly adept with a number of cross border money moving map and perhaps most specifically the o.e.c.d. would address the problem of corporations exploiting official locations of licenses or patents to lower or totally evade taxes followers a big tech report. he noted the inclusion among the proposals of some from u.s. delegates as well as targeting companies outside the u.s. dominant tech sector those 2 developments were taken to signs that the proposal may be likely to receive an official green light from the new from the united states the u.s. and the european union have been clashing recently over whether and how to rein in the big names from the u.s. amazon facebook and google among others. joining us now to give us a handle

an argentine a stall you know messy has revealed how he almost quit the club following a spanish tex evasion case messy and he saw they were found guilty of text back in 2017 the current world player of the year said he felt he wasn't being treated fairly by the spanish government. at that time with the mess of the treasury i had the mind to leave i didn't want to leave barcelona but i felt i had to leave spain i felt that i was being very mistreated and i didn't want to stay here i think many teams would have been happy for me to join them but i never had an official offer because everyone knew my idea was to stay in barcelona however the tax issue was bigger than my feelings about this club for everything that i was suffering personally missy is currently serving a 3 month ban from international football so he wasn't available for argentina's game against germany on wednesday. well they did come back from 2 goals down to draw 22 indorsements a not a bad result for them that 7 time european cup winners ac milan have named a former ins a coach as they new manager stephanie pioli who

tex huge hartenstein more parasite the korean film that won top honors at the cannes film festival is making its mark in the u s. >>it made $376,000 its opening weekend in just 3 theaters that's more than 125,000 per theater. the highest weekend average of any film in 3 years. a royal honor for bernadette peters the tony and golden globe-winning actress is this year's recipient of the prince rainier the 3rd award for her artistry and philanthropy peters will be honored at the 37th annual princess grace awards gala november 25th in new york, none of us hold to a saying that says ringo starr says abbey road which just turned 50 wasn't intended to be the final studio album, the beatles ever recorded. you know we didn't know location. ok well that's it for those you know. >>we walked away just like we finish that record now we're going on. you know things happen and it did actually end up in the last one. i wasn't planned, but there is in hollywood. i'm david daniel. >>all right a live look outside checking in on the bay bridge, a minor weight in the cash lanes but a very quick. smooth co

and argentina star messy has revealed how he almost quit the club following a spanish tex evasion case missing any father were found guilty of text back in 2017 the current world player of the year said he felt he wasn't being treated fairly by the spanish government. at that time with the mess of the treasury i had the mind to leave i didn't want to leave barcelona but i felt i had to leave spain i felt that i was being very mistreated and i didn't want to stay here i think many teams would have been happy for me to join them but i never had an official of because everyone knew my idea was to stay in barcelona however the tax issue was bigger than my feelings about this club for everything that i was suffering personally missy is currently serving a 3 month ban from international football so he wasn't available for argentina's game against germany on wednesday well they did come back from 2 goals down to draw 22 indorsement are not a bad result for them the 7 time european cup winners ac milan have named a former coach as the new manager stefano pioli who coached into during the 20161

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there are multiple examples throughout the lest of the tex messages that lay out the individuals who were trying to coordinate the meeting between president zelensky and trump were clearly of the mind that in order for this meeting to go forward something was going to happen. and zelensky was going to have it make a commitment to the investigation. when they talk about are we saying now that the meeting is based on this investigation and whether or not it goes forward, that's clearly. the president wants to deliver. it's all here. the president might say there's no quid pro quo. the texts don't lie. clearly there was a concern there and i don't know how they spin this to suggest there was not. >> i want to -- this a passage on page four. the text we just got. briefing zelensky ahead of call with president trump. in july 2019. the ambassador and mr. taylor had the following exchange about the specific goal for the upcoming telephone call between president trump and ukraine president trump. can we three do a call together noon washington? and writing back looks like potus call tomorrow

constructed in 1907 to the designs of act tex architect frk vantrese, this was a coffee center. this was adopted by the board of supervisors in 1970 as an official inven inventory. this determined that the subject building is individually eligible for the california register of historical resources under criterion 1 for the associations with post 1906 reconstruction and the historic san francisco coffee industry and under criterion 3, as an example of 20th warehouse and type which has become increasingly rare. the period of significance is 1907 to 1967. the building is not located in a noted district. character to defining features are the rectangular footprint, the configuration of storefront entries on the ground story, the rhythm and upper story window openings and brick hornace. the new building will be alter with new awnings. the planning department proposed this does not meet secretary of the interior standard for rehabilitation 2, 9 and 10. the project would negate the historic property status as a building through the demolition of the facade and entire roof and structur

in downtown santa rosa, tex wasabi's is closing down. >> and rosamunde. several well-known restaurants have recently closed. >> trend we dug into last week and generated big response, decided to follow up. part of our focus on building a better bay area, vibrant restaurant scene part of what makes this great place to live. >> reporter: after we posted story about the string of restaurants closing in san francisco, got many comments, seemed to hit a nerve. wanted to look at it deeper. what is going on hurting local restaurants. went to sit down with coowner of the restaurant and board president of the golden gate restaurant association. >> not just one thing. >> reporter: equal number of openings and closings every year but not case anymore. >> two years ago we started to see more closures tha openings. now on track for 9% less openings than closings. >> reporter: one factor is changing eating habits and rise in food delivery but stacy says it's more than that. to start, opening restaurant in san francisco in itself is challenging. city requires 22 permits

big tex is -- big tech is struggling. >> >> popular. regulation and innovation are not friends.the world is businesses building the exciting new ideas, whatever regulation there is, we would want there to be room for innovation. shery: some of our guests on bloomberg tv talking about growing global scrutiny for a big tech. joining us now is the chief market strategist david garrity. great to have you here. let's get started. we have seen in the markets the faang stocks have been outperforming. this chart showing exactly that. really reaching the record level since last year. all ofcontinue to hear these concerns over regulation and congress trying to do something against the big tech giants, is there a chance we could reach those levels again? >> you will have to have concessions on the part of company management, risk regarding facebook. facebook raises concerns on multiple fronts including news from reuters saying facebook has been sharing data with huawei and lenovo and other oem's. on users but users' friends. gets the --gress gets to talk to mark zuckerberg and when investo

does she have any role in this as a she has been making calls the breakup big tex?arah -- big tech? odds: if you look at the of her clinching the 2020 democratic nomination, it has now risen to 45% and we saw a lot of these gains come last week. we saw many of the sectors, not just tech, that are very intertwined with her platform, we saw them decline. we have seen facebook moving outside of the tech space, but very much considered a big part of social media and big tech. they have been down seven of the last nine days. they were leaked tapes where mark zuckerberg did mention elizabeth warren. she attacked facebook yesterday. that is something to watch and more and more strategists are saying, you cannot put election risk aside, this is something that you need to be thinking about. taylor: sarah ponczek, thank you. and there is a big change in store for iphone users. apple is planning to release a software update that will let siri default a messages outside of their proprietary --. you will not have to explicitly tell siri which app to use, it will figure it out on

but donald trump has made his name in poll tex itics by redef downward what it means to be presidential. when we respond in ways like this, there's an old saying don't get down in the mud with the pig because the pig likes it and you get dirty. that's what you're dealing with here. donald trump has defined downward what it means to be president. i still think being president and being presidential should mean something and when we react like that, i think we play into his game, whether you mean to or whether it makes you feel good or not. >> thank you so much for that. chris cizzilla. obviously the president had quite a sunday, starting his day announcing the death of one of the world's most hunted terrorists, arguably the most important national security accomplishment of his presidency and ending the day by being boo'd at the world series. with us, a assistant professor of law. j.w. barrett, thank you so much for being with me. you have worked by this man's side, going from announcing so publicly this huge victory, this death of abu bakr al baghdadi and now to being booed. what do you

he texted "call me" to bill taylor when he was texed things like this, are we now saying that security assistant and white house meeting are conditioned on investigations? and gordon sondland will be asked under oath what he said on the phone that made ambassador taylor text him this. as i said on the phone, i think it is crazy to who would security assistance for help with a political campaign. he will also be asked under oat, why did he have anything to do with the ukraine. leading off our page is ruth martin. she covered the clinton impeachment for the post, this is her second impeachment to cover as a journalist. also ezra cline, and rick wilson, a republican strategist. author of everything trump touches dies. i want to start with you on a point in the middle of what i just said, a subpoena to the office of management and budget about holding back the military aid to ukraine, while the president was trying to put this pressure on. that is where the real facts of this story might be. >> the thing that frustrates me about the story is really pretending -- >> really, is it frustratin

. >> i am not a proponent of breaking up big tex.in the ruling it out as an idea, but doipt think it is the solution. good ored what, government has to get more informed and figure out what to do with the platforms by figuring out what to do with them. >> david, you will be sticking with me. coming up, we continue it talk facebook and our look back at our week could. we will look at plans with cryptocurrency and libra. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ here, it all starts with a simple... hello! -hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera clicking ] wifi up there? -ahhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your xfinity store today. taylor: this is bloomberg technology. i'm taylor riggs. now to our weekly roundup of the top tech stories in tech, starting with wework. as we told you earlier, the startup once valued at $47 billion

he has his tex messat messages, walking into the oval office with rex tillerson, asking for prisoner swaps. it was all done in plain daylight. >> except rudy giuliani was never a public employee. he was acting as the president's private lawyer and he was perhaps acting as an independent businessman seeking certain kinds of business deals, but you're absolutely right, he appeared to speak with the authority of a delegation from the president of the united states. and that will be one of the fascinating things, to figure out how much he implicated the president and purported to speak for the president. it's very clear the president is behind it and rudy giuliani was following his orders. >> is there nothing that could change your opinion of the president's use or abuse of the office? >> i wouldn't say that. that's why we're bringing all these witnesses in. one person talks about other people who have serious relevant information, and we're trying to bring them all in. unfortunately president trump and his team are doing everything in their power to obstruct the investigation, shut the

i think the tex it messages are some of the toughest pieces of evidence that the president and the administrationoing to have to deal with. they start out with references to rudy giuliani that are remarkable. he plays such an influential role in what they're going to do with the ukrain. they talk about him luke they're going to get his approval and then of course they kind of top off with the references that you pointed to. >> investigatively, when does it become more than style points where the president could say i get it. you don't like what i do. i understand. you think i shouldn't have done it this way. i get it. that's my discretion about how i do the job and how i feel about the countries i'm going to give our money too and this is not a high crime. >> that's a good argument for the president to make. he has enormous authority to conduct foreign policy and these sorts of interactions with foreign leaders. presidents have a lot of leeway. where it falls apart is his intent with this particular exchange with his leader and that appears to have been to collect detrimental information on his d

. >> stephen: they're painful and then you have to go in there with pla tex living gloves. >> stephenyes. there's almost no grits left. >> i know. >> stephen: that's the best possible grits, actually. >> that's how i like my grits, that's right. >> stephen: i made shrimp and grits for jon. you have had my shrimp and grits. what do you think? >> i think that's 10 out of 10, pops. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i've never been called "pops" before. >> oh, my gosh. it's wonderful. >> stephen: what-- let's serve a little bit of this up. are we ready? >> i'm going to let you put the shrimp into the sauce. >> stephen: into the sauce. >> what you really want to do is let this thicken and-- whoa! he cooks like i do. >> stephen: crank it up. i'm not sure that's on. >> that's okay. i have a special little-- a special little helping for you here. >> stephen: do you mind, jon is the master of the shrimp and grits. would you care to try that? >> jon: i'm trying to get into it. >> get all the way in. >> stephen: get on that, jon. >> how are they, jon? >> jon: they're rolling. >> i love ti love it, i love

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as warren surges in the polls, so does the possibility of her proposal to break up big tex.ebook ceo mike zuckerberg was caught on tape telling employees that he would likely have no choice but to sue the u.s. government if warren wins. >> she was elected president, i would expect we will have a legal challenge and we would win the legal challenge. >> warren responded by saying what would really suck is if we don't get the corrupt system that lets giant companies like facebook engage in illegal anticompetitive practices. warren's drive comes that saint bernie sanders' expense as the two surge from the far left. massive fund-raising numbers over the last few months. his campaign raked in more than $45 million since july. the biggest quarter yet from a 2020 democrat. mayor pete buttigieg also had an impressive third-quarter hole after a some spent languishing in the single digits of multiples, his campaign took in about $19 million for the quarter cementing mayor pete's place within the top tier. but the trump campaign wins the day. it just announced a presidential fund-raisin

came before the cameras yesterday during the colver hearing and said it wasn't advanced at all but the tex messages advance the story quite a bit. >> that is the point. they are always in a spin-miester mode and as a result, much like mr. barr was trying to spin the mueller report, they want to get out there first to kind of spin it. but then the facts oftentimes dispute their spin. and certainly all of the text messages that we released last night show that volker and others, the bashar and mr. taylor was also very concerned about the quid pro quo. >> congresswoman jackie speier, democrat of california on the intelligence committee, thank you so much for your time. we appreciate it. we have talked about the damning text messages. up next, the opening entertainment just obtained by cnn that connects the dots even more from a key witness. stay with us. we used to love going out with julia and mike, but since they bought their new house... which menu am i looking at here? start with "ta-paz." -oh, it's tapas. -tapas. get out of town. it's like eating dinner with your parents. sandra, are you

>>right on the other side of this wall right now that's not mexico mexico is actua south tex >>when former dougall mayor john david franz designed it dougall pump house world birding center he envisioned a peaceful nature reserve right on the rio grande, a beautiful i can bike trail for people but since 2009 18 foot steel beams wall runs right down the middle ideally you want. >>you want a wall or a fence. >>at your border, the existing border wall in a dow go isn't on the border, initially we were opposed to it as a community. >>but we realized a that we didn't have the resources to fight and the 18 foot fence in this part of texas is about to be even taller. >>on monday us customs and border protection announced plans to build 65 miles of border wall in south texais abo the new design for the wall here in south texas will be about 30 feet. concerned can ortner live near where the new wall will be built he says some homeowners what wl to their property to some of these people kind of front on the reverend. >>and then they got this. >>things going to go through that part of the challenge t

it's the transcript, it's the tex, it text, it's the interviews, it's what he said on camera.being on the show. you're always welcome. be well. have a good weekend. >> there's some republicans unlike congressman weber who have had enough, like anthony scaramucci. he's still wired into the party, even though he's not wired into trump anymore. what does he know about the state of play in that party and about these men who were arrested as associates of rudy giuliani? we got a picture of scaramucci with these guys. how deep into the party did they get? anthony is here. let's talk to him next. don't get mad. get e*trade, dawg. this fall, book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com... ...and earn a free night. because when your business is rewarding yourself, our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com >>> scrutiny over mr. giuliani's activities in ukraine is growing by the day. despite the white house downplaying mr. mulvaney's now clarified quid pro quo remarks, the damage is done. when will it be enough for republicans to start asking their own questions or

going to damage the relationship with ukraine and make ukraine a political football in domestic poll tex and that's bad for the national security. so he's adding context, he's adding additional detail but the core allegation is there. >> gotcha. >> i should have heard that concentric circle thing before. it would have helped me with the wall. we have those things broken into four facts -- five facts -- that the money and meeting were withhel withheld, your quid pro quo, it was more than one call, people were worried about it, to give the layers of what jim is calling concentric circles. can you see this where you are? >> i can see it, chris. i'm just putting it in terms of icons, the number of people who are players in this, the phone with the text is what it suggests, it's the text that volker gave us about the dialogues, the phone call obviously, the phone call between the two presidents and tv here is what we've heard from the president's mouth himself or from mulvaney himself, there's mick mulvaney, the guy with like five different jobs in the white house. andrew, why should it matte

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ukraine to dig up dirt, so-called dirt on the bidens and cooperate on that investigation and this te tex-mexage up on the screen. you see bill taylor, as i said on the phone, i think it's crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign. and then five hours later, gordon sunland responds to him, and we now know the reason why. gordon sunland has said that he communicated, and we've been told by sources. he talked to the president after this text message and tried to figure out what was going on, and then the president said to him, according to "the washington post," and according to our reporting, is that there is no quid pro quo and gordon sunland relayed this to this career diplomat. >> it looks like, if you read between the lines and you were skeptical. you could think that there might be some emotion of that relationship between the president and gordon sunland who was a jeb bush supporter during the campaign and then criticized then president trump after he went after the gold khan family and then he gave $is million to the inaugural committee. he's choosing to test

they shelled out $50,000 to hire a paid tex taker to correct the s.a.t.cheme. the government relayed how marcia flew to california with her daughter so the teenager could take her test at a center controlled by the scheme's mastermind. gregory abbott, founder and ceo of food and beverage packaging company paid the bribes from the family's currentable foundation. they both pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy and fraud. they asked for 8 months behind bars for each of ever the parents. they will spend one month in prison of the dozens of letters sent to the judge including by fox news judge andrew napolitano a friend of greg's who wrote, the greg i know is exceptionally selfless. also in court today, attorneys for each of the abbotts detailing immense family pressures unfolding of time of the crime, failing marriage, a son struggling with drug addiction and daughter they were trying to help suffering from lyme disease. in marcia's letter the offer made by the scheme's mastermind by rick singer i should have walked away. by then i saw him as a lifeline.

and tech companies perhaps is that we do so will make so many more powerful are you concerned about tex. censorship and tech companies perhaps having a political agenda yes absolutely i'm sorry if i'm contradicting myself but having a political agenda yes absolutely i'm sorry if i'm contradicting myself but yeah absolutely i'm concerned about that if it's a government or a private company free speech is free speech yeah absolutely i'm concerned about that if it's a government or a private company free speech is free speech the increasing power of the tech monopolies is something that is deeply concerning to many americans the increasing power of the tech monopolies is something that is deeply concerning to many americans are all different sides of the political spectrum it would happen r.t. you can start all different sides of the political spectrum it would happen r.t. new york. meantime different story but while many americans would rather have your . meantime different story but while many americans would rather have facebook than the government decide what counts as hate speech seem

so here is all of the heavy rain this morning, all the way from brunswick georgia, back to tex ar caneast and a lot of you do need umbrellas as you head out today. and we go through today, and some of the rain will shift to atlanta later on this evening, keep that in mind for the evening travel plans and also up to savannah, and heading towards charleston. dry throughout the day in raleigh. dc, dry throughout the day. memphis can have showers and areas from new orleans to shreveport, on and off periods of some rain. as we go towards tomorrow. this is when the storm begins to strengthen, the peak of storm will be wednesday evening, and there is a couple of things going on. we have the nats game, we have that during the afternoon and it looks like the evening should be okay. but it is going to rain hard during the morning, and then during the early afternoon. and the yankees are supposed to play at 8:00 p.m. that's going to be like the peak of the heaviest rain, right around new york city, so that is highly, you know, in jeopardy. and then by the time we get to wednesday evening, the ra

tex as. she could have received life in prison.to ed lavandera and the sentence sure to be rather controversial. >> reporter: there were a number of people outside the courtroom, protesters who were unhappy with the ten-year sentence for amber guyger. she could be eligible for parole in five years, but at the end of the trial after everything was over bog tham jean's family was able to speak to amber and it was one of the most breathtaking moments. his 18-year-old brother turned to amber guyger and said he forgives her and does not want to see her go to jail and what he did next left everyone in the courtroom speechless. >> i don't know if it is possible, but can i give her a hug, please? please? >> yes. >> botham jean's brother brandt, 18 years old showing unbelievable strength and courage and composure there in that moment. they hugged, wolf, in that courtroom for nearly 40 seconds. afterwards, as family members had gathered their composure came out, alice jean had this to say to amber guyger. >> that ten years in prison is ten y