the cases. and so, out of that came watch os, tv os, ios, and mac ios. that when you begin to merge, that the risk is the lowest common denominator kind of approach, and we are staying away from that. i know others that have a different view on that, but that is our view, and we are straightforward with it. and so, with tv, we wanted to give an update that amazon was joining the tv app and all apple tv's later in the year, and we are going have more to say about what we are doing in that area later. so i will keep you in suspense a while there. emily: i think everyone will be speculating after that very comment. [laughter] we will have to leave it there. apple ceo tim cook, thank you so much. ♪ nejra: mifid begins. the new regulations started out without major glitches, but what bumps could come down the road. we'll be putting that question to steven maijoor, the chairman of the european securities and markets authority, shortly. and mifid around the world. investors as far away as japan are worried that mifid could stunt the bull run. what will be the g

the cases. and so, out of that came watch os, tv os, ios, and mac ios. os. hat when you begin to merge, that the risk is the lowest common denominator kind of approach, and we are staying away from that. i know others that have a different view on that, but that is our view, and we are straightforward with it. we will have to leave it there. apple ceo tim cook, thank you so much. tim: great to see you and spend time with you. ♪ ♪ >> it is almost 11:00 here in hong kong. >> welcome to "bloomberg markets -- asia." ♪ david: avis -- david -- much -- so david: why hsbc thinks high liquidity levels will shield it from a rate squeeze. haslinda: and we're tracking tencent's latest bond operant and its widening spread of alibaba's debt. bonds topping the headlines. guess what? china. no armageddon. but the opposite. when you look at emerging markets, they have not been this hot since the global financial crisis. i want to bring up this chart 5214. he can understand why the warning came. it says be careful. premium on dollar bonds have fallen 215 points so far. lowest

the cases. and so, out of that came watch os, tv os, ios, and mac os. hat when you begin to merge, that the risk is the lowest common denominator kind of approach, and we are staying away from that. i know others that have a different view on that, but that is our view, and we are straightforward with it. emily: we will have to leave it there. apple ceo tim cook, thank you so much. tim: it is great to see you and spend time with you. ♪ ♪ emily: i'm emily chang and this is "the best of bloomberg technology," where we bring you all our top interviews from this week in tech. coming up, more fallout from the chip flaw spreading through technology. our conversation with arm holding ceo simon segar. plus, highlights from the coverage on the ground at the consumer electronics show. in the next hour, you will hear from carlos ghosn, ceo of nissan, and sony's ceo. and gopro takes a dive. we speak with ceo nick woodman after the company cuts its

the cases. and so, out of that came watch os, tv os, ios, and mac os. hat when you begin to merge, that the risk is the lowest common denominator kind of approach, and we are staying away from that. i know others that have a different view on that, but that is our view, and we are straightforward with it. emily: we will have to leave it there. apple ceo tim cook, thank you so much. tim: great to see you and spend time with you. ♪ ♪ yousef: welcome to the "best of bloomberg markets: middle east." i'm yousef gamal el-din. here are the major stories driving headlines from the region this week. more arrests in riyadh. 11 princes are detained following a protest in the saudi capital. given the recent corruption crackdown, why did they so brazenly risk their freedom? chasing the foreign dollar. the head of saudi arabia market regulator runs us through the rule changes they are bringing in as the kingdom looks to spur forward investment. and look for

the cases. and so, out of that came watch os, tv os, ios, and mac os. t when you begin to merge, that the risk is the lowest common denominator kind of approach, and we are staying away from that. i know others that have a different view on that, but that is our view, and we are straightforward with it. emily: we will have to leave it there. apple ceo tim cook, thank you so much. tim: it is great to see you and spend time with you. ♪ ♪ jonathan: from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i'm jonathan ferro. with 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income, this is "real yield." ♪ jonathan: coming up, core inflation accelerates, two-year treasuries jump 2% for the first time since 2008. some of the world's most well-known investors say this might be it. the bull market in bonds is over. credit investors are not showing any nerves. junk bonds with the largest inflows in over a year. we begin with a big issue, a shakeup in the global bond market. >> this will be a jagged period, the first quarter. >> it is not much about china potentially selling treasuries but

the cases. and so, out of that came watch os, tv os, ios, and mac os. hat when you begin to merge, that the risk is the lowest common denominator kind of approach, and we are staying away from that. i know others that have a different view on that, but that is our view, and we are straightforward with it. emily: we will have to leave it there. apple ceo tim cook, thank you so much. tim: it is great to see you and spend time with you. ♪ . . ♪ abigail: coming up on "bloomberg best," the stories that shaped the week in business around the world. a report from china roils the bond market, but it may prove to be a passing storm. >> certainly, yields could hit 3%. abigail: another automaker faces cheating claims. earning season kicks off with results from big banks. the ecb releases the latest set of minutes. >> a rate hike in 2018 is too much to expect. 2019 is definitely in play. abigail: ubs ceo sergio ermotti shares of shares exclusive insight on the global economy. >> at least not as strong as we thought in 2017. abigail: plus, conversations with heavy hi

definitively dethrone the mac. if you make i've grown man cry. windows was a way to move everything that he wanted to do forward and it was the foundation for everything that followed. that was one of the windows ninety eight came out real revolution personal computer windows as you point out as are ninety percent of the computers around the world i mean today still is a phenomenal fact. and i don't see that changing anytime soon with the fantastic success of windows ninety five the geek from seattle becomes the monster of software and also the richest man in the world interviewed at the time by robert cringely steve jobs expresses his contempt in a few stinging words he describes what caused the break between him and his old wife the only problem of microsoft is they just have no taste they have absolutely no taste and. that means is that i don't mean that in a small way i mean in a big way. so i guess. i am saddened not by microsoft's success i have no problem with their success they've earned their success for the most part i have a problem wit

the cases. and so out of that came watch os, t.v. os, ios and mac os. when you merge, that the risk is the common denominator kind of approach, and we're staying away from that. i know others that have a that, but thaton is our view, and we are straightforward with it. leave it there, apple c.e.o. tim cook. with you.o spend time with you. scarlet: i am scarlet fu. this is "bloomberg etf iq." where we focus on the access, risk, and rewards offered by exchange traded funds. ♪ scarlet: do you need star power like a quincy jones linked index to get assets to $16 trillion by 2024? we discussed what role celebrity endorsements can play in the industry's growth. why dan draper is for computer programmers rather than mbas.

the profile of the mac and people, issues from test profiles of the american people, i get issues from flint michigan. >> california governor, jerry brown delivered his final state of the state address at the state capital in sacramento. he spoke about the recent wildfires, health care, immigration and high-speed rail construction. governor brown who won't run for reelection because he is term limited was also critical of the trump administration. [applause]

. >> the president of the united states. mac president trump delivering his first state of the union address.>> this is our new american moment. >> reporter: a number of lawmakers bringing dreamers as guests to highlight the ongoing battle between lawmakers and the white house to figure out a daca deal and immigration reform. >> let's come together, set politics aside and finally get the job done.>> reporter: he also touched on the north korea situation and security at home and abroad. he ordered guantanamo baking the cap open -- guantanamo bay beach kept open. >> i will not repeat the mistakes of past administrations that got us into this very dangerous position. >> reporter: representative joe kennedy, delivered the democratic response.>> this administration is not just targeting the laws that protect us. they are targeting the idea that we are all worthy of protection. or mac -- >> reporter: the president said today that he was striving for unity. congress is deeply divided on a number of issues. the next budget deadline is j

first few years of sales of the lisa and the mac were very disappointing and it was only because of the strong apple ii sales that apple was able to stay in business. remained the apple ii an apple product for an astounding 17 years. a few years later, i.b.m. joined party. apple took out a full page ad in the "wall street journal" that i.b.m.,lcome, seriously. p.c. had the very important job of legitimizing personal computers for business. until this time, most businessmen looked at these microprocessor based computers like the apple, the trs80 and basically toys suitable for home or educational environments but not business. entry into thes field in 1981 with the p.c. to approvalut a stamp of and legitimacy on the p.c., you business tasks using an i.b.m. p.c. strategy, being of main frameor systems was to protect the main costs.t all the main frame is a room-sized computer filled with spinning tape drives and hard drives and people running around. the i.b.m. p.c. was initially that wouldomething connect to the mainframes and bey later to stand alone to used by an individual. we're now

for the mac, iphone, ipad, and apple tv that mitigate one portion of the chip problem.e company says this mitigate the problem. they do not call it. t a full solution but a mitigation. the researchers were saying the fixes are the mitigations of the solution would cause a slowdown in hardware speed performance on those affected devices. what apple is saying is the fix is not affecting performance any noticeable degree, but there is another point called specter, which is another part of this law that has to do more with web which has- this flaw to do more with web browsers. they are saying they're coming up with another version of safari web browsers in the coming days. they say the slowdown could have 2.5%.decreases of up to in practice, that is not noticeable that they're putting the number out there to cover all their bases. yvonne: all right, mark. thank you for explaining all of that. bloomberg technology reported in san francisco great as we just mentioned, apple saying all of its devices are affected by the newly revealed security issue. however, there are no know

i think basically the verdict for the mac and people is a pox on bothki of our houses. i don't think anyone comes out of this looking very good. surely, this calculated stunt that puts fundingra for a government, military and children's health insurance program at risk all because our colleagues wanted to accelerate consideration of the daca issue, the deferred action on childhood arrivals, was a mistake by any measure. they, of course, planned the strategy for months and many of them had signaled their intention to vote against any spending bill unless the daca issue was resolved despite the fact that majority of americans in polls said avoiding a shutdown is more important to them than other priorities. if you just think about it trying to deal with the concerns and they are legitimate and i am sympathetic of the 690 daca recipients, 690,000 versus 320 million americans were hurt by this shutdown. it just seems disproportionate and unnecessary. for most of the last three days the negotiations led to nowhere. the majority leader in particular took the conciliatory gest

shows the german forces where they are with the little stick pins, on the military map and the mac shows that they are on stalin's side of the line. this is reported back to stalin that they are mapping this . in to the german headquarters. so he calls in the german military attachc. stationed in moscow. says you guys, you're on my side of the line. it's just a misunderstanding. we will fix this. don't worry. he says well, we were killing the polls. and the polls are running. they're running away so in order to chase them and wipe them out, we have to go farther than we thought we were going to go. and it just so happens that the side of the line where the germans are that was supposed to be stalin's, that's where the oilfields are. the deletion oilfields. around the city of wolf london baird. you know that city? anyway, so just a coincidence, there on the side of the line of the oilfields. and his military attachc, he says if it's a misunderstanding, fine but we're going to take that territory back . and the red army , they go in . forcibly seizing back the oilfields. september 19

>> i'll try the chili mac. >> the chili mac? grab a tray. so, this is what i get. nd it's 5:00 right now and this is your last meal of the day. >> 5:00 and this is my last meal of the day. >> 5:00 p.m. for dinner? there are days i don't eat lunch until 5:00 p.m. >> i don't even like the turkey hot dogs. let's see you try it. let's see you try it, man. >> all right. all right. >> look at that. you can do it. >> i can do it. i can do it. [ laughter ] >> it's hot. >> it's hot, yeah, yeah. >> and this is -- >> carrots. >> how's that taste? >> what is on it? >> well, we would like to know, too. [ laughter ] >> it sort of feels like a lunch that like a middle school kid would eat. >> i come eat whatever they give me and i come back and make myself a soup. they have ramen soup for 25 cents each, so. >> yeah, because i feel like if you eat this, you'll be hungry in two hours. or if you don't eat this, you'll be hungry in 15 minutes. so, we're here in san quentin and we're talking to people about all the programs and rehab, but the message i keep getting is this is a unique

here is the story of the night trot—mac fa cup. he night trot-mac and old rivalry with a new twist. video assistant referees on hand for anything u ntowa rd, referees on hand for anything untoward, and early on andros townsend thought it might come in use. townsend thought it might come in use. no need tojust townsend thought it might come in use. no need to just yet. townsend thought it might come in use. no need tojust yet. it townsend thought it might come in use. no need to just yet. it got a little bit of a work—outjust after, dale stephens giving bright in the lead, andre marriner making sure there were no problems for him. roy hodgson's aid came from bakary sako, the palace striker catching everyone out to draw the sides level. it was as threatening as the visitors got. brighton swarmed forward and chances came raining in. with little success. . . came raining in. with little success... untilfinally came raining in. with little success... until finally the matchwinner, glenn murray, once of palace, sending his old team out of

doesn't just have a more powerful engine it also has a race here exteriors striking features include the mac great body paint and lots of copper colored accents a carbon fiber front the lip spoiler improves head like wow large brembo brakes make it easy to keep the cooper r.'s power in check. at the rear of the exhaust system is integrated into a carbon fiber diffuser as with race cars this helps to improve the models aerodynamics so does the carbon fiber roof spoiler. vent ronnie thinks the cooper r. is the right car for image conscious drivers in the market for a living on cooper but he advises them not to wait too long is just seven hundred ninety nine are available worldwide. ronnie says that the car sells for under forty five thousand euros in germany but the cooper are comes fully loaded so the list of optional extras is pretty short though this mad great paint cost three thousand euros more i told. inside there's plenty of copper detailing. and copper colored stitching on the other kind tara bucket seats. are numbered plaque on the center console makes it clear that this is a special

the new design of their club that. this is it. what do you recognise mac that they six months involving thousands of fans. they said that they wanted a badge that highlight a great future ahead for the club, well, reaction, from social media? for the club, well, reaction, from social media ? it for the club, well, reaction, from social media? it is all on there. "what have you done, leeds united? " one leeds fan, who has listed it all, hasn't he? about why they really shouldn't go over that batch. —— badge. the draw for the uefa nations league took place today, with all of the home nations finding out who they will play. it is designed to replace traditional friendlies. the way it works, slightly complicated to say the least, this is the uefa attempt to expend that —— explain it! it is a new competition for international teams. it will take within the international calendar, and the first one will be paid in the 2018-2019 first one will be paid in the 2018—2019 season. 56 teams, four different tiers, according to world ranking. top four teams in the top ti

the profile of the mac and people, issues from test profiles of the american people, i get issues from flint michigan. >> california governor, jerry brown delivered his final state of the state address at the state capital in sacramento. he spoke about the recent wildfires, health care, immigration and high-speed rail construction. governor brown who won't run for reelection because he is term limited was also critical of the trump administration. [applause] [cheering] >> jerry! [cheering and applause] governor brown: as my father used to say, i accept the nomination. [laughter] governor brown: who knows? good morning. as our constitution requires, i'm here to report on the condition of our state. simply put, california is prospering. while it faces its share of difficulties, we should never forget the bounty and endless opportunities bestowed on this special place -- or the distance we have all traveled together these last few years. it is now hard to visualize -- or even remember -- the hardships, the bankruptcies and the home foreclosures so many experienced during the great recessi

there's a beauty editor inside the mac book you know in the head that users if their batteries how is our house e always need to be replaced i think they were asked it's just lack of this function is this is it it is nice the transparency you know there is indicator inside i.i.s. to tell people if your battery is you know affecting your whole performance on your phone and your battery maybe you need to be replaced yeah i think that's what transparency honesty wise on is consumer product least samsung has a two year warranty on all of its smart phone batteries and it is two years what you'd expect a smart phone battery to last. you know if the battery can be replaced you know no matter from you know yourself are from the consumer you know the consumer services i think you have two years is. is that good less than for a normal battery yes clinton should people who spent a thousand dollars on a new i phone x. expect to experience similar performance issues in two years from now as the battery in their devices ages. i think you probably can because it's in the nature of this technology if

it's for the community. mac technically the bicycles are only for employees. but many like john see them as a service to the community. >> it's a good thing because i don't have a car. i would have to take the bus and wait for the bus. >> reporter: good for john. employees are not to take bicycles off the campus. there are a team of about 30 who collect them and return them back to google. >> at least tomorrow will be a dry day. >>> that are arriving whether on the bicycles whether you work on google -- at google or not. we had highs in the 50s and 60s. we have widespread showers in the morning. now we are rain free as the rain has left finally. not is warm. san francisco at 59 degrees. showers down toward gilroy, they are just about finished. you could see a sprinkle in the mountains. that's it, the storm is gone. the amount of rain we will get? a lot. nearly 4 inches of rainfall. the number in san francisco, 3 1/2 inches of rain over a 36 hour period. the storm is barreling through the las vegas valley going forward -- going toward flagstaff. we will watch t

nor did the colonel going to community in the one and the woods and listen shirish munch munch on the mac. out as the saying that as much money simply mantashe so this country shall hundreds from by. this moment is for florida's career for alleged. to have a true because actually of it's. after. me so let's hear about it startles minister of. some of the big spin. that us a list off well this is. this very. reason the actions. speak out so you want vite else also and then i mean. come on. was it obvious about. how far off the state he said on his conduct that that's vice cami amount then deflection off and. that they might go to him. to fund senior to halls and r. and hosea going on book in calabar stand and the blow of because of the it's not good he could vote. when he needs to i'm talking and i'm some stock form a target for quotes what's worth who i decide to all of and that's a start out my name to and out son the aston snatch leader from home talk. barbecue support gets a hold boaster yet man demand under his give on. this president released on cabinet edges pressley offend can open

one of the things, we are the proud owners of mac trucks. >> 100% made in the u.s.. >> absolutely. the factory is in pennsylvania. we are primarily focused on the east coast. >> how much we be investing? overr the time being, just $2 billion. >> that is great. we will be doing a lot of that. that is excellent. i asked the question before, i said what is the difference in and volvo.en a mac [indiscernible] he said a mac is about 15% more. thank you very much for that investment in the u.s. >> mr. president thank you for your invitation. i'm here on behalf of the adidas team. we are one of the most thought of issues in the world, and we just opened up a new plant in the state of georgia in atlanta. >> great job. company thato of a in the future will be known as the company following the aspirin company. we are making good progress in the u.s. >> so what percentage of your company is the aspirin? is just about 1.1 billion euros. >> pretty small percentage. >> relatively small, but it is a brand that has been growing. i bet you take it as well. >> i do take it. it is a great company. w

was the macs in t.v. or even three d. is something new for you from the c s south korea's l.g. is rolling out the world's first roll of all t.v.'s. screen it's a sixty five inch screen that can be rolled into a box once you've hit the off switch you can find all in there because it happens inside the box but it's said to be new and the coolest thing in t.v. tonight does have its way. in the south african city of cape town water levels and reservoirs a dangerously low the area is struggling with the worst drought in living memory the city's imposed level six restrictions that means no watering gardens no refilling swimming pools and no washing of cars but the whole region home to four million people could still run dry. the city of cape town has the ocean at its doorstep but freshwater is in desperately short supply and the drought is threatening the survival of many area businesses an estimated fifty thousand jobs in the western cape region could be lost mainly agricultural workers but also gardeners and hotel cleaning staff could face unemployment water rationing is affecting

i was at my home about an hour ago, i was able to get back in through the mac in a a—wheel—drive vehicled there were houses that were com pletely and there were houses that were completely destroyed, car sized boulders in the middle of the roadway and you're still trying to clear out several feet of mud and still try to look for... that's the priority, finding people that may be trapped and there are unable to free themselves. that's the priority, there's a huge amount of work that will follow once the search and rescue effort has concluded. will follow once the search and rescue effort has concludedlj will follow once the search and rescue effort has concluded. i note you were preparing to get your wife and children up on the roof and you had neighbours as well spending the night on the roof? a few homes away the neighbour once the water subsided slightly, she was able to come over with an axe, i had a sledgehammer and we were taking on senses to allow the water to escape so senses to allow the water to escape so it wouldn't be trapped and back up so it wouldn't be trapped and back up t

on the mac and windows. all came from the xerox. there's a funny story in the history of computing. steve jobs allegedly complained to bill gates that he had stolen the idea for windows from apple. bill gates responded well that's not true we stole it from xerox. that shows you the depth the alto generated. and which continues to effect us all today in the computers we use. we're in the personal computer gallery. which shows all the different kinds of micro processer based computers that were for sale in the 70s and 80s. we use personal computers today of course. the hay day was the 70s and 80s. the moe most significant here is the apple 1 computer. they sold about 220 of these. many of the them were assembledment some you could build in kit form. that's hi ss signature on the t. the apple one was a hobiest machine. aimed at gear heads. and connecting things up to their tv. on the basis of this steve jobs said if we made a computer for normal people, rather than nerds, no offense. i think we could sell a lot more. and the computer that resulted from that was called the apple two. so

in public they can get very overwhelmed by crowds or light and sound and can become so overwhelmed the macnts often tell us if they know they can quickly take their child away if there is a problem and go home that gives them confidence to take their and for adults, too, for some they may have support to make sure they are safe when they are out and about and to be able to park much more closely ca n and to be able to park much more closely can give them the issues about where the kindle and if there isa about where the kindle and if there is a problem they can easily escape. —— where they can go. would this be everybody with autism orjust —— where they can go. would this be everybody with autism or just severe cases, how would that work? it's the government consultation to look at the mechanism and how you might describe that because not all people on the autism spectrum will need to get the blue badge, it willjust be for those who can really benefit from it and for them it is really important. you can imagine a situation where people see somebody parking with the blue badge and say hang

s the mac the first round is going to be light -- rain. >> you don't need me to tell you that it is goingt the pattern. how different does that look from what we have been seeing. that pattern is more of a westerly flow with the prevailing wind moving to the bay area over the next few days. that will set us up with the potential for some more rain. this first system, even though it is weak, it will open the door a little bit more so that when we get toward the end of the week, maybe something will really turn on. this time of year, because we need rain, that is what you want to see. you want to see things going from west to the east. we have not being that spec been seeing that. it is a positive sign. this rain tomorrow morning, and the model is not even painting it in for san jose. it would just be a few drops. not enough to really fill up anything, but maybe slow down your commute just a little bit. there will be spotty drizzle maybe. at 3:00 a.m., there it is as it slides through. and this is tomorrow morning after the commute. we have some fog and it is a cool day in the upper 50s. by

all apple owners, the companies of all macs, apples, iphones are affected by the big security problems. david: it is jobs day. i am david westin alongside alix steel. i guess the jobs day is pretty good. alix: yes, i guess, unless you look at the dollar and say, i do not know, i do not really love it. one and a half hours until the jobs numbers. s&p closing at a record yesterday. weaker.lar slightly the euro has been stronger. we have weaker inflation print in europe. the dollar a little bit stronger then heading into the jobs number. don't forget yields at $2.46. a tear, and crude a little bit down but still above the $61 level. david: emma chandra is here with first word news. emma: thank you. north korea has agreed for the first talks with south korea in years. the winter olympics are being hosted by south korea in february. north korea has assigned a delegation to the games. environment to ask the trump thenistration's -- fight trump administration's plans for offshore drilling. the obama administration gave up on drilling rights. in the u.k., productivity rose in the fourth quarte

for make the neural engine processing tasks, and they have and why2 mac chips, that is interesting isstockholders will be interested in this because intel has apple as its biggest customer. apple is trying to knock intel out of its machines in the future. emily: it is highly competitive, and consolidating, how does taking this on impact the rest of the companies that depend on apple as customers? of the bigger companies affected here are intel and qualcomm. there is tons of litigation between coal, and apple -- qualcomm and apple. starting with the iphone coming out later this year, we have reported they are looking at providers suggest intel and mediatech to take on modems. modems allow the phone to connect to the internet, and to make phone calls. so they are clicking qualcomm out of there this year. longer-term, we have seen the hiring of former qualcomm engineers working on modem chips by apple, so that could indicate that apple is looking at that as well. there were to get them out of the mac computers. later thise earnings week, what are you looking towards? this is expected to

he is credited with changing the political than a mac, changing the discussion.and his party that we reach the point where we had a referendum. he had one job and he did it, which was to ensure two had —— we had a referendum. did it, which was to ensure two had -- we had a referendum. in the united states, he is being touted as the creator of brexit. there he is getting all these roses thrown at him in the united states, most americans don't even know what the brexit is, and is completely light —— right, this is about the limelight. but he hasn't given us any idea about what talking about. but that isn't important. the end instatement is what is important. he is saying it is a top whistle to his face, he is saying, put me in charge, these people are selling out and we need to do this. he has come back many times before. it takes us daily to the others all the front page of the observer, trump row is a risk. donald trump of mac deteriorating relationship with britain. a lot of people thought these deals would be easily done but they take the case to sort out. it i

the mac i think that is something we definitely have book out. there might be a little bit of something like that in the farmville around stewardship is through chip contract. i'm trying to remember, but it's definitely something we can look at and talk to the other federal agencies and cooperators as well as the state forester is for example and see if we have the ability to do it now. we don't have the ability to do it now within our current authorities because look at what it would take. i'm for any ideas on the table that can help us manage to restore a healthy resilient forests. i think we need to look at everything. >> governor daugaard. >> thank you. chief, was first elected we had quite a bit of problem in the black hills national forest and we ended up allocating a fair amount of state resources to be spent on private land. as you probably know, the black hills is really quite checkered with private and holdings and to the extent that we couldn't spend dollars on federal lands that time and maybe that's a little easier to do now, but to t

the mac -- the demonstration filed its ability ninth circuit court in san francisco. the justice in ministration also said it is seeking review from the u.s. supreme court. >>> a lot for us to discuss today. with our political advisor. we were talking about steve bannon in the subpoena. he said he might've actually asked for this. why? >> his attorneys would ask to be formally subpoenaed. this gives them political cover. the book has blown the doors off the trump administration and it has -- it is potentially damaging not only for steve bannon but also the white house. you brings the investigation into the white house, and brings it much closer to jared kushner that is something that will concern the white house especially the chief of staff. >> you do believe that what steve bannon said, as part of his special counsel with a but also what about the fact that when the news broke about the hill -- broke about the subpoena that he was on the hill testifying, raising questions about what questions he was going to answer and how he might thwart some of those questions fro

there were to get them out of the mac computers.earnings later this week, what are you looking towards? mark: this is expected to be apple's biggest quarter in terms of revenues with them projecting revenues over $80 billion which is a rough 10% increase in terms of revenues year-over-year. we're going to be interested in seeing iphone x numbers as well. emily: mark gurman, thank you so much. that does it for this addition of technology. we are live streaming on twitter, check us out on weekdays. that is all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> good morning from the city of london. >> this is daybreak and these are top stories. >> making the economy great again is supposed to be a center part of the state of the union. >> jeremy corbyn rules out nothing on britain leaving the european union, other than a second referendum. >> the agreement to purchase software and talks to sell a major stake of the busin