u.s. securities and exchange commission is looking into mosques tweeting and plans to take the company private all right let's bring in selfish musky on wall street in new york something very nice to have you with us please bring us up to date on the saga. while this interview is certainly not half the stock market does not make a stable impression on investors and if he cannot keep it together the company might be forced to look for a new c.e.o. or a second one and even way this could mean a shift in the direction of the company and then on top of that the f.c.c. seems to have been best to get a tesla and mask for quite a while now because of a second completely different issue according to people familiar with the matter they are trying to find out of tessa has misled and bess's before about its model preproduction problems moscow has kept making promises that he simply could not keep and this seems to have been subject to a second investigation and this has been going on for a year now. it's the last day of the trading week so if so what else has been moving to market. markets a reading out

u.s. securities and exchange commission is looking into musts claim he secured funding as well as why the announcement was made via twitter and not via a regulator refiling as is standard the f.c.c. also wants to ensure investor protection rules have been met. friday so the biggest wave of industrial action ever to hit europe's biggest budget airline has ryanair pilots walked out on a twenty four hour strike at frankfurt on airport check in desks were unstaffed and passengers nowhere to be seen pilots' unions representatives say the message is that ryanair must change. almost anything not about defeating ryanair it's about sending a clear sign that defeating their own employees has to end. some passengers at berlin shona failed airport were forced to spend the night there many didn't know when they'd finally be able to fly out but some are still sympathetic to the pilot's demands and it's a bit unfair the pilots draw the short straw just because people want to fly on the cheap. i think it's a safety risk if someone's employed as a so-called freelance pilot then perhaps doesn't stay home wh

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u.s. securities and exchange commission is cracking down on the idea of tesla going private. elon musk announced the idea on twitter on tuesday. he said he would buy out shar sharmd -- shareholders for $420 a share and that would value the company at $71 billion. but the s.e.c. wants to know if he has enough money to buy out the company. the tesla board of directors plans to meet with financial advisers to explore the possibility and cnbc said the board is likely to tell musk to recuse himself, meaning he's his own separate set of advisers. >>> california wildfires are causing animal shelters to be overcrowded. a lot of animals fled for safety and there is also a spike in hoarding cases. volunteers don't have the space to take care of the animals. many shelters are posting about adoption on social media but say hundreds of animals still need homes. and nbc bay area is trying to help. next saturday we want to clear the shelter. the fourth annual event. our anchors and roereporters be will across the area. head to our website at nbcbayarea.com for more information. >>> city lead

u.s. securities and exchange commission has some seen and some companies following c.e.o. elon musk market moving tweet plus there is a new news on vehicles with those of mission cheating devices and one european country now says owners can't even have their vehicles registered while lauren will help us sort it all out and there's new cold war news between coca-cola and pepsi co the battleground is the eight billion dollars sports beverage market steve malzberg joins us to discuss there's a lot to get to but first let's get to a few stories topping today's financial and business headlines. lots of earnings news out as wal-mart's latest figures are catching the eyes of market watchers the arkansas based u.s. retailer beat expectations on revenues same store sales increases and earnings per share revenue was up three point eight percent to one hundred twenty eight billion dollars and same source sales were up four point five percent and earnings per share were one dollar in twenty nine cents a share of the wall. mart stock rose ten percent holy cow on the report one importan

u.s. securities and exchange commission is looking into mosques recent week about taking a company private message that prompted that scratching among investors and investigators alike. it's the late last day of the trading week so let's go to our financial correspondent in frankfurt all the parts. v.w. is making major moves with its iconic gulf model what's the latest on the. that. it's pulling together the production of the gulf and one single factory taking it away from a factory in eastern germany and in mexico and that means that production at the headquarters in the site there one of the largest industrial production sites in the world will increase to one million cars per year that's what how about this new c.e.o. of folks wagon has planned and it's part of an effort to make volkswagen the brand volkswagen more profitable to increase in fish and see the margin he sees this thirty percent by the year twenty twenty five and the brand volkswagen indeed needs improving on that measure other areas of the company are doing nicely but if the company really wants to advance then it has to m

u.s. securities and exchange commission has subpoenaed the company following c.e.o. must market moving tweet plus there's a new news on vehicles with those of mission cheating devices and one european country now says owners can't even have their vehicles registered while lauren will help us sort it all out and there's new cold war news between coca-cola and pepsi co the battleground is the eight billion dollars sports beverage market over joins us to discuss there's a lot to get to but first let's get to a few stories topping today's financial and business headlines. lots of earnings news out as wal-mart's latest figures are catching the eyes of market watchers the arkansas based u.s. retailer beat expectations on revenues same store sales increases and earnings per share revenue was up three point eight percent to one hundred twenty eight billion dollars and same store sales were up four point five percent and earnings per share were one dollar in twenty nine cents shares of wal-mart stock rose ten percent holy cow on the report one important bright spot for wal-mar

and earlier today u.s. president donald trump proposed moving away from business quarterly reporting to a six month reporting for companies the proposal would require a change by the u.s. securities and exchange commission and some say doing less reporting would allow companies to more freely make long term capital investments while others me included say the loss of transparency could open the door for nefarious business conduct well more on this debate in the coming days and right now the time to squeeze in a quick break but hang with us because when we return hillary for which the c.e.o. of straw mark joins us to talk about brecht and the rough road ahead before the united kingdom leaves the european union next march plus while involves murder from i.h.s. market joins us to discuss how the trump tariffs are impacting livestock and me stay right there will be back in a flash. when lol make this manufactured sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the financial merry go round the sun be the one percent of. the time we can all middle of the room see. the real news is. crazy conspiracy theories that they're all worthless. and all money the boss forgot about the back o

u.s. securities and exchange commission is looking into mosques tweeting of plans to take the company private it's. all right let's bring in social month ski at wall street in new york city very nice to have you with us please bring us up to date on the test sagal. while this interview is certainly not half the stock market does not make a fable impression on investors and if he cannot keep it together the company might be forced to look for a new c.e.o. or a second one and even way this could mean a shift in the direction of the company and then on top of that the f.c.c. seems to have investigated tesla and folk why do why now because of a second completely different issue according to people familiar with the matter they are trying to find out of tests i has misled and vestas before it about its model preproduction problems moscow has kept making promises that he simply could not keep and this seems to have been subject to a second investigation and this has been going on for a year now. it's the last day of the trading week so if so what else is the moving the market. markets are repping u

u.s. securities and exchange commission according to the wall street journal the f.c.c. is looking into whether must statements actually were factual in other words was he joking that sheen has come off the business of wunderkind mosque burning through billions of dollars of tesla without even a hint of huge revenue continues problems to breaking into the mass market insulting analysts tweeting like donald trump who is this man i'm kind of best still trust him. some have called him the architect of tomorrow others say he's a con man but either way ylem mask is a highly intelligent driven individual and the south african born under par new has achieved things many can only dream about in one thousand nine hundred four he founded his first company at the age of twenty four by the time he was thirty have become one of the co-founders of pay pal but musk is better known for his other headline grabbing projects tesla space x. and hyperloop with tesla musk is revolutionizing the car industry by building electric cars a business for which he has come under pressure the company

u.s. securities and exchange commission has rejected a proposal by pro shares directs on and granite shares to allow i cryptocurrency based exchange traded fund or e.t.f. we've spoken about this a few times on the program had the f.c.c. approved the e.t.f. many think it would have boosted krypto prices and as we squeeze in a quick break here because when we get back the doctor is in the house dr copper that is will talk with john mothers all of i.h.s. market about the perspective economic prognosis many believe dr copper provides and little journalist molly barrows from national trial lawyers magazine joins us. for the latest on the business and dangers of a big plus some people are getting gasoline and it's interesting in an innovative way hard to correspondent national banks tells us a story as we go to break here are the numbers of the closing bell down day priest stocks and bit going after taking a hit rebounds and then slightly up as you want to air just above sixty four hundred bucks we'll be right back. the futures are laws that say the collapse when the soviet union collapsed becaus

u.s. securities and exchange commission has rejected a proposal by pro shares directs on and granite shares to allow i cryptocurrency based exchange traded fund or e.t.f. we've spoken about this a few times on the program had the f.c.c. approved the e.t.f. many think it would have boosted krypto prices and as we squeeze in a quick break here because when we get back the doctor is in the house dr copper that is we'll talk with john mothers all of i.h.s. market about the perspective economic prognosis many believe dr copper provides and legal journalist molly barrows from national trial lawyers magazine joins. for the latest on the business and dangers of a big plus some people are getting gasoline and it's interesting in an innovative way are to correspondent national banks tells us a story as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell down day priest stocks and bit going after taking a hit rebounds ending slightly up as you want to air just above sixty four hundred bucks we'll be right back. finally and also this weekend at last now how does it live on the front. line and if he

u.s. securities and exchange commission at the public company accounting oversight board and with the independence and auditor rotation mandates as part of the well known sarbanes oxley act from two thousand and two were put in place in the u.k. the government established a coordinating group of audit and accounting issues the c.g. a impressive group of regulators and ministers whose recommendation became the primary framework for assuring the u.k.'s auditor independent but even with all that there still seems to be problems regulatory fines against one of the big four have become routine business scandals despite efforts to empower boards to fulfill their produce shared responsibilities the relationship between c.e.o.'s and chief financial officers boards and the managing account partners on multi-million dollar contracts and accounts on which the partners bonuses are based are just too comfy and too cozy for many here to discuss is someone actually work for one of the firms back in the day for which the c.e.o. of marc that was a lot to get to i want to get a lot of information out there's a base

u.s. securities and exchange commission, indicating the regulatory scrutiny of his statements and tweets have reached a more serious stage. meanwhile, musk may be looking to saudi arabia's private wealth fund to secure the capital it needs, but it could give the fund leverage to exert significant influence. we discuss with bloomberg's detroit bureau chief david welch and bloomberg businessweek's max chafkin. max: the issue is that with the trump administration, it is not totally clear how cfius, which is the government body that regulates this sort of thing, foreign investments in u.s. companies, would treat something like this. earlier this year, the trump administration basically stopped the broadcom-qualcomm deal on national security grounds. the idea being that if qualcomm were taken over, it would somehow hurt the u.s., hurt our interests. and you can imagine a similar argument made with electric vehicles and especially batteries, because tesla obviously has a big chunk of the total electric vehicle production, at least definitely in the u.s., and plans to have a huge amount of battery p

u.s. securities and exchange commission delayed the decision on the proposed bitcoin exchange trade fund or etf that would have been the first financial product of its kind. >>> plus, some transgender uber drivers are kicked off of the app because of a new security feature requiring requires to take a selfie. it doesn't come back as a match with other photos on file, accounts could be suspended. uber said it's working to fix that problem. much more news for you after the break. it )s about air quality. as meteorologist kari hall is >>> we are going the question of the day outside here in the nbc bay area parking lot. you see the fleet of live trucks ready to head out for the news of the day. we came outside because today we're talking about the weather and as we've mentioned, kari hall has talked about the fact that this is a spare the air day and could be a problem for folks with sensitive respiratory systems. we have this post quiz or poll on twitter asking you, have you taken any special precautions? at this point, 7% of you say, you are using a face mask. 40% of people say they're limit

u.s. securities and exchange commission san francisco office is no stranger to high profile tech cases.e storm around tesla is just the latest one to involve the regional unit. on monday, c.e.o. elon musk offered a bit of an explanation for his funding secured claim. what might this mean for the s.e.c.'s investigation? ben, lawmakers have said that a key focus was understanding whether it was truthful at the time when he tweeted if funding was secured. now in the latest blog post it looks like funding wasn't secured and there were just discussions. how st s.e.c. going to look at this? >> thanks. first, i mean, what we know so far is this is kind of a preliminary inquiry. i don't think we can yet say it's a formal investigation. we know exactly where it's going to go. we know that the s.e.c. is really a disclosure-focused agency. and when you have the c.e.o. of a company, its largest shareholder, going on twitter and saying funding's secured, it's going to raise a lot of questions. what we saw today is essentially an explanation six full days later what have happened. the response has ki

u.s. securities and exchange commission. the company and its directors, officers, accepting mr.ion. the company considers the ongoing investigation to be a private matter to mr. collins. now members of congress as we know do not automatically forfeit their offices upon conviction of a felony. but we'll have to see what voters and what they have to say and how they react in november. >> shepard: should be a thing. laura ingle, thank you. accusing the united states trying to demonize moscow. announcing the penalize for using a chemical weapon to try to kill a former double agent and his daughter. the spokeswoman for russia's foreign ministry called the penalties unacceptable. >> all these allegations are baseless and cynical. russia has warned multiple times that using force and using ultimatums when talking with us is futile. russia is going to develop a response to this very hostile step on the part of washington. >> shepard: earlier this year british officials said that russia porscheed a pair with a military grade nerve agent. russia has denied playing any part. a spokesman fo

u.s. securities and exchange commission according to the wall street journal it's looking into whether musk statement were actually factual in other words. after all is burning for billions of dollars of tesla without even a hint of future profits. question some have called him the architect of tomorrow others call him a con man but either way elon musk is known as a highly driven individual and the south african born entrepreneur has achieved things many can only dream about. in one thousand nine hundred four he founded his first company at the age of twenty four by the time he was thirty he'd become one of the co-founders of online payment platform pay pal but musk is better known for his other headline grabbing projects tesla space x. and hyperloop tesla disrupted the traditional car industry with its nice electric models its achieved household name status while burning through more than ten billion dollars without ever making a profit but that hasn't stopped musk he aims to change long distance travel with hyperloop the idea is to send an electromagnetically levitated fickle through a l

u.s. securities and exchange commission. erik: i see who it's from. lemonis: "criminal authorities halt florida-based ponzi scheme targeting investors through youtube videos"? you didn't tell me that these people -- erik: i don't understand why you're so distraught. lemonis: you never told me that you had a partnership with a guy who is being accused of a ponzi scheme. erik: be careful when you say partnership. this guy bought shares -- lemonis: he gave you 100% of the money. the fact that the securities and exchange commission is involved in controlling 46% of this company's shares... uh, this is a very big deal. i am really relieved that my check didn't get cashed and that the deal isn't finalized. because now the government's involved, and they can decide that they want to liquidate the entire thing to give back the money to people that were affected by this alleged ponzi scheme. i mean, i don't want any part of this. and the fact that fuel foods and this guy has a connection is a problem. erik: i changed this guy's life. i helped him transform his

u.s. securities and exchange commission is looking into mosques teaching of plans to take the company private. right back to the city marking a tragic story to barcelona that's right its battle re talking about now catalonia is marking a grim anniversary as funny just said of the deal of terror that left the spanish region on edge one year ago a terrorist drove a van into pedestrians on barcelona's famous. now witnesses say he zigzagged down the busy street to hit as many people as possible as later another member of that extremist cell struck again this time in a car which released into a crowd in a small seaside town south of boston and the so-called islamic state claimed responsibility for those attacks spanish authorities have dismantled the cell with its members either killed or arrested but sixteen people were killed on those terrorist attacks and more than one hundred injured. survivors and families of the victims of last year's terror attack on the bus alone or remember those who lost their lives. it's still difficult. and for the families of the victims hard to accept. it was very ha

u.s. securities and exchange commission is intensifying its scrutiny of tesla's public statement in the wakeusk's tweet on tuesday. it was just tuesday. about taking the electric car company private. that is according to two people familiar with the matter. sec enforcement attorneys were already gathering general information about tesla's public pronouncements on manufacturing goals. they have widened that scrutiny. glenview capital taking on carl icahn. glenview supports the acquisition of its script going against icahn's push to derail the deal. the company actually is paying a cheap price for the pharmacy benefits manager. that is your business flash update. scarlet: we have another bloomberg exclusive coming up a we will be speaking to the ceo of party city as he discusses his new strategy for growth following a mixed earnings report. some of it involves may be teaming up with amazon. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ berg. ♪ ♪ from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, this is "bloomberg markets." i'm scarlet fu. julie: i'm julie hyman. let's get to first word news with mark crump

u.s. securities and exchange commission. and china is warning the u.s. war. responding to media today after a weekend of claims that president trump has the upper hand in the trade dispute. short-term economic interests. benjamin netanyahu today welcomed the u.s. decision to reimpose sanctions on iran. in a video statement, he said the move returned to the u.s. to take similar measures against iran. the government will not let them block the program, it will be tax, guaranteed income, and lower retirement age within eu parameters. he said he will not let the roles stand in the way. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tick tock on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. scarlet: thank you. for thetime now bloomberg deals report. the justice department is expected to officially file an appeal in at&t and time warner today. this is at the trump administration to undo that merger. senior us now is a analyst for bloomberg intelligence. jennifer, what do we know so far about why we're taki

u.s. department of state whistleblower. bitrol, corruption and some folk county schools. tonya ward, oregon department of commerce. [applause] u.s. securities and exchange commission. [applause] won, too. state wanger, new york whistleblower. [applause] rick, body armor whistleblower. sheila white, burlington northern. fbi.rick whitehurst, [applause] kenneth williams, law enforcement whistleblower. stephen zanowick, u.s. marshals service whistleblower. [applause] and i do believe that is it. is there anyone i missed? please stand up. do not be embarrassed. do not be embarrassed to be a whistleblower. if i missed your name, stand up and announce yourself. [applause] [inaudible] [applause] >> hold on. let's get a microphone out there. >> dan martin, v.a. [applause] v.a. whistleblower. is there anyone else? we want to honor you. [applause] audience member: we wanted the supreme court. jane: congratulations. [inaudible] jane thank you. : thank you. you are all in the arena. you may not have won, but you are unbowed. thank you. [applause] right now, we're going to have dave calipinto introduce the grandfather of the fbi whistleblower. dave, who is a whistleblower attorne

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u.s. securities and exchange commission rejected applications for nine bitcoin-based etfs. funds were filed by pro shares, direct shares. the s.e.c. expressed concern about fraud and manipulation of the bitcoin markets. bitcoin is in the mid 6,000. 6,417 today. up a little. >>> also keep an eye on the australian dollar. it's been under pressure as additional pressure mounts on the australian prime minister to step down. this comes after three of malcolm turnbull's top cabinet members resigned and threw their support behind his main rival. we'll keep an eye on this developing story and bring you more as we get it. >>> when we return, summer vacation season is drawing to a close. if you are looking for trip ideas for labor day we have you covered. >>> right now as we head to break, a quick check of what's happening in the european markets. dax weaker both the cac and the ftse up a bit. at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your manufacturing business. & so this won't happen. because you've made sure this sensor and this machine are integrat

and other emerges markets, as well. on the corporate front, u.s. regulators are looking deeper into tesla or elon musk. the electric carmaker has been satinaed by the u.s. securities and exchange commissionlooking to take that company private and that he had secured funding for the deal. among the issues right now is whether or not musk spoke truthfully about the nature of his financing commitments and speaking of those financing commitments. the fcc and tesla declined comments on those reports. speaking of musk, he is bold in his ambitions, for sure. the latest is connecting a tunnel to dodger stadium. it would have people load on to electric skates to take a trek that would be almost four miles long. that could be a pretty design deal. >> is that using that same hyper loop technology he's been advertising? >> it could be. although in this case, it wouldn't be going into a pod that shoots through the tunnel. it would be everybody get -- about 1400 people getting on these skates and potentially making that trek to dodger stadium. >> you need a ballpark to the tunnel, don't you? >> this is terrifying. >> if i lived in los angeles, i would be -- a tunnel or a -- >> you're pro tunnel? >> so

u.s. federal regulators the securities and exchange commission is stepping up its investigation into a recent tweet spy tesla c.e.o. ula must last week he wrote that he had secured enough funds to take the company private now the authorities want to know whether this tweet was factual under u.s. law companies and their senior level management cannot share misleading information with shareholders publicly traded companies disclose major plans such as an it was ition to the board of directors and to regulators before making an announcement. and as more and more countries decriminalize the use and possession of marijuana the market for legal cannabis is growing and the industry has just seen its biggest investment yet to us wine and beer maker constellation bought shares worth four billy. in dollars and part producer canopy growth companies based in canada where we will be legal as of october the spending on legal catalyst worldwide is expected to more than double to over fifty billion u.s. dollars within the next five years and it's not just recreate users that users are after companies like ca

u.s. federal regulators the securities and exchange commission is stepping up its investigation into the recent tweets by tesla c.e.o. musk last week he wrote that he had secured enough funds to take the company private but now the authorities want to know whether his tweet was factual under u.s. law companies and their senior level management cannot share misleading information with shareholders publicly traded companies disclose major plans such as an acquisition to the board of directors and to regulators before making an announcement. to a story we've been following all week turkish industries are having a hard time with the country's economic turmoil inflation currency routes and steep tariffs are affecting those who sell their products abroad but not all is lost especially in an export sector that has prospered in the last twenty years now it's up to turkey's political leaders to make sure it stays afloat. jamil there is so glue has survived a few financial crises during his thirty eight year career the is to base producer of electric parts for cars and buses can still remember turkey's l