. >>> always an extra buzz when the yankees come to town even when they are underwhelming like they've been so far this year but they managed to shut down the a's recent power show although josh reddick able to go deep in the fourth, 1-0

a bit of an underwhelming investment. but a healthy balance of this morning up 5.3% on today's news. going to turn now to what is going on with to cut a. .his scandal on the company heidi has some of those stories. another day, another development in this continuing saga. sources telling us that the company is seeing a controlling stake. tocauda -- takata's plan is stay listed. it will then selloff non-core operations. their decline -- they declined to comment on the discussions when we reached out to them. by 2.7%. it is a very strong session. its market value cut to about 320 $7 million. and global investors are about to get a double dose of chinese equities. -- the and 12 others shares have been something of a safe haven as they have outperformed the shanghai 20%osite down more than year to date. it's still the world's worst performing market. goldman sachs sees a 70% chance of success from last month. it is a hugely busy day for economic releases around asia. one of the busiest in a year. a mixed negative picture. in

they are really underwhelming investors. in nete seeing a drop income. below theer 20% street consensus and that is a function of this $8.6 billion -- a points his billion-dollar loss. is also a macro story about japan in part from being an earnings story. ,o put that figure into context that is less than 1% of companies in the world have that kind of daily annual turnover. on this point, this is what the president had to say. we have benefited from a tailwind that has helped our earnings above the level of our true capabilities. we believe that we have built up the strength to take on these challenges. however, our initiatives are in the implementation phase. nissan.s will shift to we are talking about a potential deal. .et's talk about takata shares are surging in tokyo, up 24%. just under 20% at the moment. do not get too excited, though. ¥3200ths ago, that was at . we are about 90% below. here are the takeaways from their earnings report that came out yesterday. we are looking at sales -- a little bit lower. i think the key thing here to remember is

we think the fed will continue to underwhelm. has come around and now the focus is more on the fall. going to beably lucky to get one rate hike this year and that would be at the december meeting. continues to be dovish, that continues to be more of a reason to be in risk assets and out. betty: good to see you. much more ahead. now anyone can become a venture capitalist for just $2000. new crowd funding rules let the little guys did an on the ground floor of a startup. that story is next. ♪ betty: this is bloomberg markets. i'm betty liu. a quick check on how the markets are trading as we are about 45 minutes away from the close of trading. hitting highs of the session and energy shares, as we have seen oil prices rise. turning to technology, you can now invest in the next big thing. the fcc is out with new crowd funding rules. a list the financial threshold on who can put out money in exchange for stake in the business. to anies can raise up million dollars by crowd funding lots of small investors. it is ourplain bloomberg deals

charles: the underwhelming jobs report sent the dow down but rallied later. wildfires rage in western canada. 88,000 people have been evacuated from the area. and now the fire is threatening the country's oil sands. donald trump swinging back at well-known members of the republican party who said they won't support him as the candidate. >> i will talk about lindsey graham who had one point. have you ever seen this guy and television in he's nasty. he fails with his campaign more any, then he endorses bush. he's like bad luck. as soon as he endorses the people, they drop out. i'm not surprised with the bush family because i have been critical of what happened during the term. and jeb we hit hard. here is the way i look at it. i won, sow i don't carry inmore. charles: that's donald trump the uniter. his schedule now is to try to figure things out. reportedly him and paul ryan, i think it's probably going to be next thursday. lindsey graham, he's voiced his refusal to support donald trump. he said i absolutely will not support hillary clinton or president, i als

all of this began with an underwhelming earnings report in which apple posted its first sales declinen over a decade and forecast another one in the current quarter. coming up, bitcoin's alleged creator steps forward. is it really him, and what does this development mean for the currency? the man who saw potential in steve jobs and laid the groundwork for the modern videogame industry, atari founder nolan bushnell, later this hour. ♪ emily: the whatsapp messaging service was blocked in brazil for the second time in less than six months. a judge said whatsapp fail to comply with an order to turn over data in a criminal investigation and ordered phone companies to block the service. according to a newspaper, the fine for not cutting the service would have been $143,000 a day. local telephone companies have agreed to comply with the decision. turning to bitcoin, craig stephen wright, an australian entrepreneur, has identified himself as the creator of the currency. this announcement comes five months after media outlets reported he was the mastermind. questions remain over the validity o

it has been an underwater -- underwhelming investment for air new zealand.irgin is off about 38% year to date. , they are as forhna conglomerate that owns china's fourth-largest airline. they are involved in supermarkets, hotel chains as well. it looks like hna will have a piece of us trillion as well. angie: thank you. coming up next, unfinished business, our interview with india's finance minister. we discuss economic reforms and policy plans when "first up" continues. ♪ angie: welcome back, you're co---ng "first up your "first up here -- speaking exclusively to bloomberg, they say more economy boosting reforms are in the pipeline. once implement it, the government can turn to the task of boosting infrastructure and numeral economy -- laurel economy. -- rural economy. : i think we took over at a stage for the rest of the world has almost started disregarding india. we were off the radar. the government started with a clean slate of an image that india entered in a phase of policy paralysis. fortunately decision-making had become easier. over the last two y

their concerns the stock could come under pressure if the company posts an underwhelming fiscal first-quarterthis as they approach a two day moving average. it could be pretty bearish on the trading history. mark: thank you. vonnie: thank you. house speaker paul ryan giving a news conference with the gop leadership right now. you are watching live fixtures. you can also see the terminal. ryan is seeking real unification of the republican party, similar to comments he already made. this follows donald trump's variouss yesterday in primaries. we are also watching out for meetings all day long, donald trump meeting with paul ryan and yesterday with mitch mcconnell. from the banks to the political turmoil in brazil, the senate is debating the fate of dilma rousseff. the brazilian senate is expected to vote on impeachment they did tonight, and the majority would send rousseff out of office to face trial. we have a reporter now from the bureau there. it is 10:30 or so in the morning. do we have any results before this evening? reporter: unlikely. the senate started late. we are not expecting this t

lows might not be justified by the economic reports and earnings which have overall been somewhat underwhelmingybe profits have managed to beat, revenues have been missing, guidance for the most part have sort of been shaky on this idea that global economy has a long way to go. >> two takeoffs on this, one is as you say, particularly in the face that the oil prices and the dollar has gotten weaker. a little surprised that guidance hasn't been more positive going forward. that's one take. the other one is despite the fact that probably the u.s. dollar has been the biggest influence of the rally since mid-february, we have seen differentiation amongst individual stocks and sectors. macro factors are probably the biggest drivers since february. >> adp today, jobs friday, it's going to be important for the fed and u.s. markets. >>> today's top political story, ted cruz dropping out of the presidential race after losing yesterday's indiana primary. listen. >> with a heavy heart, but with boundless optimism for the long-term future of our nation, we are suspending our campaign. but hear me now, i am

think because it was the first casino of award show tribute to prince, and a zero lot of people underwhelmedhat's fine. >> being honest today. >> well, true. by now you probably have seen the video of texas woman who bought herself a chewbacca mask for her birthday. >> a woman giggling, a making, video went viral, more than 133 million views, take a look, try not to laugh. >> ♪ ♪ i'm such a happy chewbacca. (laughing). >> oh, this is worth every penny! >> everybody in the studio giggled. just cracking up after she bought that tacking chewback a mask, posted on facebook, the most watched facebook live video of all time. now the mask was flying off store shelves, sold out at wal-mart, sold out at kohl's, sold out at target, private sellers offering the 20-dollar mask on amazon, for $199. our consumer report we are say don't pay that much. >> she has one of those contagious laughs, i i always enjoy people getting hardy laugh that make you laugh with them. >> do you? >> i do. >> i do. >> i think you know somebody with that contagious laugh? >> oh, katie, how is the weather looking? >> bingo. >>

charles: the underwhelming jobs report sent the dow down but rallied later.da. 88,000 people have been evacuated from the area. and now the fire is threatening the country's oil sands.

. >>> always an extra buzz when the yankees come to town even when they are underwhelming like they'veeen so far this year but they managed to shut down the a's recent power show although josh reddick able to go deep in the fourth, 1-0 yankees. that's his fifth, 1-1 game. the key play, seventh-inning, redick stealing second, left some jammed. he has sustained a fractured thumb and will miss at least one month. as you see him go off in frustration. 2-1 new york in the net. carlos beltran one of the great switch hitters of all-time, two- run shot, 4-1 final. we must mention back east, the cavs just laying toronto to waste again, up 2-0 in that series in the nba eastern conference. >> mark, thank you. >>> thanks for joining us tonight. join us tomorrow for "mornings on 2". (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) sehold. it certainly is. so exciting. nothing like starting a new jo

something is we can -- week into the quarter, the features on a relative bases are of her -- are underwhelmingthe new thing that apple can do that can dramatically expand the scope of the first time iphone buyer? the android switcher? wer switching to the high-end? the first time apple buyer has to have a $650 money in the wallet to be able to for that. and then the android to iphone dramatichas to be feature differences. usually people are locked in. there will be modest shifts from one to the other. newtell me what propels the iphone switch? scarlet: thank you very much. alix:alix: coming up in the next hour, to conversations you don't want to miss. will be talking about his latest short position. plus the chief executive of expedia will be joining us on the latest earnings report. ♪ scarlet: welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ scarlet: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, welcome. u.s. stocks lower right now. the s&p 500 declining for the first time in four days. alix: a glum outlook from macy's raises concerns. of --twork is the target capital management. to the chief investment offi

the product was underwhelming. honestly, i would say the burgers are average.ut it didn't take long to find out why... you guys have frozen burger? -sammy: yes. lemonis: ...the four partners didn't know what they were doing. joe t.: keep in mind, none of us have had any restaurant ownership experience at all. lemonis: oh, i don't have to keep it in mind. i picked up on it. and instead of figuring it out... sammy: we had an idea. it [bleep] went to [bleep] lemonis: ...they fought bitterly. sammy: that's [bleep] that i don't love this place. joe t.: hey! that's enough. fuji, that's enough. lemonis: sammy's brother, fuji, the only one with restaurant experience, had been pushed out of the business. todd: we've all had issues with him. lemonis: after tasting the burgers that he made, i quickly decided that if i was gonna be involved in standard burger, so was fuji. fuji is in charge of the kitchen. so he is now a partner, as well. i made a deal to invest $130,000 for 30% of the business. we got a deal? we're gonna start over. if we're gonna set the standard, it's g

well and think that the stock could come under pressure if the fiscal first quarter results are underwhelmingrously close to a two day moving average. to brazil, today could be dilma rousseff's last day in office. a vote is expected at 6:00 eastern, 7:00 brazilian time. a civil majority takes the steps aside. rockndo rodriguez of black joins us from san francisco. they currently have about 6% of their weight in brazilian assets. talk to us about what is happening in brazil. the markets tell the story, really building up momentum ahead of the impeachment. down 6% insales out brazil from a year earlier. why does that change in the next couple of weeks, whoever is in charge? it is a historical day for the case of brazil, and i would say for the case of emerging markets. it is not very common that in in -- ncy -- emergen one needs to be relatively positive that the institutional framework can lead to this type of outcome. this is happening in a context iswhich the gdp: -- decline very much worse than what we saw back in the crisis in 2008 and 2009. it is a pretty severe economic conditions that h