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emily: michael purves with weeden and company.berg opinion shir be trying to untangle it over the next couple of weeks. thank you. when we come back, what prompted opentar analyst to pan in letter to elon musk for bad behavior? this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: in an open letter to elon musk well known wall street analyst said tesla ceo shaking investor confidence with concerning behavior over the last six months. he said, " your behavior is fueling unhealthy perception of your leadership, thin-skinned and short tempered." he join us on the phone now. welcome back to the show. why did you write this letter? why go out on a limb like this? >> emily, it came from investors who we talked to about the tesla story and they felt that it was important that this message get out. these are supporters who believe in musk's visionary and leader and feel he has a great opportunity. he is jeopardizing the opportunity. that is why we have decided to take this step, really so the investors opinion could be heard. emily: you list a few different behavi

dozens of wildfires are raging across weeden which is experiencing its worst drought in seventy four years it comes after months of high temperatures and has prompted an appeal for help from other european nations the government in stockholm is also calling for emergency imports of grain to prevent cattle and sheep from dying of starvation the swedish prime minister says always sources are being mobilized to prevent a greater disaster. reeling in. the government is ready to take all necessary decisions and supply all needed resources our duties to support all agencies so that they have what they need to get to fire is under control and therefore the government is following this event closely every minute every day to make sure the agencies have the resources they need. waves of plastic and deborah have washed up on the coast of the dominican republic conservation they say they've already removed sixty tons of rubbish at the beach near the capital of santa domingo but there is so much waste that the military has been brought in to help with the cleanup. vigils have been held for seven

your left isbrian weeden began as an air force officer . icbm and minuteman silo work and spent about a decade in the air force, now with the secure world foundation right next door but also in other places around the country and the world where they work on military space issues and we are thrilled to have him as well. he got his undergraduate degree in engineering and policy from george washington university looks at this issue from multiple perspectives. frank rose, my colleague was like terry james in the obama administration he had the job of assistant secretary of state for arms control, verification and compliance. a compliance part being an important and welcome addition during frank's tenure. before you have that job he was deputy secretary on space issues so he's been living and breathing these issues for a long time himself but we are thrilled to have him brookings. dj to my car left who had previously been in the air force as i mentioned as a long standing space officer and has many perspectives on how well different issues have

and jim paulsen, luke hold weeden chief strategist., istart with you this a good story or a bad story? >> twitter is an interesting company. we are focused on monthly and daily average user growth. the key is how to increase in gauge meant time. their average time is about three minutes. compare that to facebook which is about 30 minutes. they have been trying to sign contracts with sports networks to conduct nfl games. is that the answer for them going forward? monthlye to have the average user growth in terms of getting new people. they have to have them being a gauge for a longer time than now to increase market share in advertising, 6% now. is this part of a larger mosaic we are seeing in tech this week overall? had come out and they shot the lights out on profitability. >> amazon had a great quarter. aws, which isin their cloud offering. also strength in advertising and other revenues. you flip the switch on the other side and you look at facebook who said we are going to increase expenses. you have this pendulum swinging back-and

just your left is brian weeden who began his career as an air force officer with icbm and minuteman siloedwork, and spent about a decade in the air force, now with the secure world foundation right next door but also in other places around the country and the world. they work a military space issues and we are thrilled to have him as well picky caddis undergraduate degree in electrical engineering and his phd in science and public policy from george washington university. so looks at the speech from both multiple perspective. frank rose, my colleague, was like secretary james in the obama administration. yet the important job of assistant secretary of state for arms control, verification and compliance. the compliance part i think being an important and welcome addition during his tenure. before you had that job he was a deputy assistant secretary focus directly on space issues at stake. he's been living and breathing these issues for a long time. we are thrilled to have them at brookings. finally, steve jakes to my far left with the most, who present been in the air force as i mentioned a

will now face weeden after their one nil victory over switzerland. the u.s. a further escalates the trade war against china and its biggest mobile company will probably get no permission to operate in the u.s. . also on the show european auto giants brace themselves for us tariffs china is ready to retaliate and target american car makers. and used car dealers are struggling to sell dirty diesels across germany a big smile won't do for vehicles that nobody wants anymore. and some for business on the w m how you get us welcome to the show we begin with the giant clash between china and the u.s. overtrick asian stocks fell on tuesday as washington and beijing are ready to slap each other with thirty four billion dollars in tariffs on imports this friday on top of it all further restrictions for chinese companies doing business in the u.s. china mobile is the latest to encounter obstacles.