mark crumpton has more. mark: president-elect trump tout jeff sessions to serve as u.s. attorney general. he could face a tough confirmation process. when he was nominated to be a federal judge in 1980 six he was dog by racial comments he was accused of making while he was ..s. attorney in alabama he denied making the comments and withdrew from consideration. michael flynn is the assistant to the president for national security affairs. 57-year-old michael flynn is the former head of the u.s. defense agency and a surrogate throughout mr. trump's campaign and a critic of president obama's strategy to combat the islamic state. federal officials outlining steps that went, michigan needs to take before switching its drinking water source. it calls for a three mile interconnection to test water from the new authority for three months. flint. in iraq, troops advance cautiously into eastern mosul facing resistance from the islamic state militants. one soldier was killed. some civilians were seen fleeing the violenc

let's get to mark crumpton on the news. mark: donald trump is considering naming senator ted cruz as attorney general. he was at trump tower yesterday, but he did not say if you was under consideration of the job. he ran for the republican presidential nomination. donald trump referred to him during the campaign as "lying te d." john kerry says that he wants the united states to honor its agreement under the harris climate agreement. -- paris climate agreement. john kerry called it an agreement "built to last." >> no one should doubt the people of the united states to know that climate change is happening and are determined to keep our commitments that remain in paris. president-elect donald trump has called global warming a hoax. he pledged during his campaign to cancel the paris agreement. remainsthat his country agreed to a landmark nuclear deal regardless of who is in the white house. he spoke on state tv today and said "if a president changes your or their, it has no impact on iran." china may use donald trump selectio

mark crumpton is in our newsroom. k: donald trump is back at the white house with another meeting of high-profile members could ross and jonathan gray and nugent, according to a person familiar with the hiring process . tennessee senator bob corker is on list for secretary of state including mitt romney. at dog madness is looking secretary of defense. voters have a favorable or ratingt the favorable of the incoming president. his favorability rating has jumped nine point since election. theresa may is offering and all of branch to business. not force companies to appoint workers or union representatives to corporate boards. the prime minister also urged executives not to miss the opportunity presented by brexit . >> the decision by the british people on the 23rd of june gives us a want in a generation chance to shape a new future for our nation, the chance to build a stronger, fairer country. that is the kind of change people voted for, not just to leave the european union, but to change the way our country works and

mark crumpton has more. trump -- he is in a trump tower meeting with senior staff men to -- staff members. he will soon be making some important decisions on the people running our government. in portland oregon a demonstration against president elect try turns violent overnight. it was the second night of anti-trump demonstrations across the country. a train derailment in southern minnesota has prompted an evacuation. the steal county sheriff's office says the evacuations were about 80 miles south of the twin cities. derailed car is carrying liquid petroleum gas, which is flammable. six candidates are bidding to succeed jacob tuma as the leader of the african national congress next year. the new leader will have to lower back millions of support powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> the mexican peso plunged and mexican equities have also fallen. he is the deputy governor of the bank of -- of the bank of mexico. time tove to take some see how things w

mark crumpton has more. mark: president obama and angela merkel held their final joint news conference today. the president told reporters that he and the chancellor discussed a wide range of issues including the uk's impending departure from the european union. barack obama: i reiterated our hope that the exit from the eu will be conducted in a smooth and orderly and transparent fashion and will preserve as closely as possible the economic and political and secure relationships between the u.k. and eu. mark: obama also appealed to donald trump to "stand up to russian president vladimir putin when the behavior deviates from global norms. " will seeksays he reelection in 2018 but is rolling out a presidential election. his decision is final. he wants to serve in the upper chamber for as long as he is healthy and the voters of virginia and his wife allow him. syrian activist and rescue say that a water pumping station was hit. it is a third day of a renewed air campaign. -- killed at least 30 members of al qae

will dig into facebook and what the ceo says about the latest numbers. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton. let's check first word news. president obama says he and the first lady stand in solidarity with the families of two police officers shot in separate ambush attacks overnight in iowa. the president called their deaths shameful acts of violence. a suspect was taken into custody after turning himself into a state employee. renewed tensions between india and pakistan over the disputed kashmir territory. pakistan has withdrawn six diplomats from its and the sea in new delhi. pakistan says there's a network of indian spy agents at islamabad. the come -- the countries have battled over kashmir for seven decades. hundreds of children who stayed at the demolished refugee camps in france were subjected to .nhumane living conditions both france and britain fell short of their obligations because of disagreement over the camps supervision. south african president jacob zuma faces growing calls to resign after corruption was found at the top levels of government. the report found for the creation

let's go to mark crumpton. c.: hillary clinton has a three have a point lead over trump in a new national poll. 47% to 44%. voters trust clinton to handle the economy and health care. it comes the edge when to dealing with corruption in government and immigration issues -- donald trump has the edge when it comes to dealing with corruption and government. state officials in florida say nearly 5.3 million people have voted by mail or polling precincts. nearly, that total was 4.8 million. florida is crucial for donald trump, who must win there to reach 270 electoral votes. chris christie says he had no role in authorizing lane realignments on the george washington bridge that today resulted in the convictions of two of his former aides. jurors found them guilty on all counts. they were accused of intentionally creating the chaos on the bridge over several days and september 2013. it was meant to punish the earlieric mayor who refused to endorse republican chris christie's reelection bid. a lawmaker from the u.k. p

mark crumpton has more. mark: thank you. a new poll says most americans, 50%, say president-elect trump will ultimately do a very good or fairly good job as president. will bring change, but 43% say it will be for the better. the president-elect charitable foundation has admitted to what is known as self dealing, when charitable funds or assets are persons.isqualified according to a report in "the washington post," the foundation answered yes on the 2015 tax form. european union policymakers have stepped up criticism of the uk's plan to leave the block. they say prime minister theresa may's government appears cool about the implications of brexit . declaringawmaker is [indiscernible] canadian prime minister will speed up the plan of coal power plants. they will phase out traditional coal power by 2030. it comes as u.s. president-elect wants to back out of climate deals and boost coal production. carolina, an, south closed hearing on the competency of the men accusedf murdering nine black churchgoers in 2015 continues today.

in new york, i'm mark crumpton. "bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology." president-elect trump is picking his team but his choices won't please those looking for postelection moderation. plus, social media under fire. facebook and twitter have very different ways of handling the postelection backlash. and, the backlog of companies ready to go public is growing but trump's uncertain policies could be bad news for tech ipo's. what happened to u.s. cyber and national security policies with trumpet in the white house? it is a key question after the president-elect named alabama senator jeff sessions as attorney general and kansas representative mike pompeo as head of the cia. michael flynn will be national security advisor. what do they stand for? what happens to the strong bridge the white house built between washington and silicon valley? cdo, appointed the first chief data scientist. obama attended the tech heavy sxsw interactive festival, hosted a q&a, held twitt

mark crumpton has more. mark: donald trump plans to keep up a break that campaign pace through election day. florida, north carolina, pennsylvania, michigan, and new hampshire. hillary clinton is also going full force, she will be joined by her husband, president obama, and the first lady. she will also be campaigning in grand rapids, michigan, pittsburgh, and raleigh, north carolina. janet we know died earlier today frommplications parkinson's disease. we know, nominated by president bill clinton, sharply criticized in her first year for ordering the deadly raid on the branch davidian compound in waco, texas . she also got involved in some of the clinton administration's other controversies, including whitewater, the monica lewinsky scandal, and authorizing the return to cuba of young elian gonzalez. she was 78 years old. into, forcesraq trying to clear the islamic state from neighborhoods in most all. because so many are staying in their homes, the iraqis cannot rely on airstrikes for the coalition. the is

mark crumpton has more from the newsroom. republican vice presidential nominee and mike -- e and his wife donald trump is favored to win indiana a level -- 11 electoral votes and races in the state are expected to be close. tim kaine didn't let the biggest selection of his life get in the way of his tuesday routine. the democratic vice presidential nominee met a group of friends for breakfast at the city diner in richmond. they try to meet every tuesday at the diner a few miles from his home. u.s. senator and former virginia governor was greeted with cheers as he walked into the restaurant. joining a legal challenge over -- british government plan the scottish minister announced the move today. the scottish national party raise the possibility of another vote on independence from the u.k.. overwhelmingly to remain in the european union. the earth experienced its from 2011-2015rd according to a report by the world meteorological organization that says the floods, droughts, and storms released by temperatures are largely just a

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in new york, i'm mark crumpton. "bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology." president-elect trump is picking his team but his choices won't please those looking for postelection moderation. plus, social media under fire. facebook and twitter have very different ways of handling the postelection backlash. and, the backlog of companies ready to go public is growing but trump's uncertain policies could be bad news for tech ipo's. what happened to u.s. cyber and national security policies with trumpet in the white house? it is a key question after the president-elect named alabama senator jeff sessions as attorney general and kansas representative mike pompeo as head of the cia. michael flynn will be national security advisor. what do they stand for? what happens to the strong bridge the white house built between washington and silicon valley? obama appointed the first cdo, chief data scientist. obama attended the tech heavy sxsw interactive festival, hosted a q&a, held

mark crumpton has more. mark: thank you. green friday presidential candidate jill stein says hillary clinton is "the queen of corruption," and that donald trump is, again quoting, "a walking scandal." stein's comments came during an appearance today on "bloomberg surveillance." ms. stein: it's a race to the bottom between the greater and lesser evil. the politics of fear, delivered everything we were afraid of, and our politicians do not have an entitlement to our votes. they have to earn our votes. the american people were clamoring for other voices and other choices. mark: most polls show stein with less than 5% support. wiki likes founder julian assange denies claims that leaked emails from hillary clinton's staff came from russia. u.s. intelligence officials have blamed moscow for the hacked emails from john podesta. assange says wikileaks will not reveal the identity of its sources. friends and family of walter scott, an unarmed white man shot and killed by a white police officer last year, testified today after opening

in new york, i'm mark crumpton. "bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ emily: coming up, the dow celebrates a record high but tech wasn't invited to the party. we'll dig into why technology is the only sector getting hammered because donald trump won the election. plus a disturbance in the force at disney. we'll hear from c.e.o. bob iker results. appointing and exploring the unknown. as silicon valley fwrares a trump presidency, my exclusive interview with blackberry's c.e.o. and whether trump's policies could lead to a trade war with china. but first our lead. the dow jones industrial average soaring to an all-time high but one industry is missing out. the tech sector. facebook, amazon, netflix and google's parent alphabet down for the second day. it may be that investors are weighing the impact of trump's policies on big tech multinationals. to put this in perfect i, joseph sealy in new york. apple ending the tai town almost 3% today. walk us through the market. joseph: you saw the companies that are going to benefit

from new york, i'm mark crumpton. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is speaking out against the idea fake news influenced the u.s. presidential election. just south of san francisco he facebookck that let false news run rampant and amplified the voices people wanted to hear incident providing a full picture of what was going on. he told our contributing editor echo chambers aren't a problem on the site. >> when it comes to news i think we are very transparent. every time we add a new signal we publish that. we explain why we are doing it. we bring people into talk to them. that is out there. that is a big part of what we do. stories arounde this election. personally the idea that fake news on facebook of which there is a very small amount of content influence the election in any way is a crazy idea. voters make decisions based on their lived experience. one part of this, we really believe in people. wrong when you trust people understand what they care about and what is important to them. you build systems that reflect tha

mark crumpton is in the newsroom with more. expected, obama is being asked about the surprise election of donald trump. in a joint news conference in athens with the greek prime minister, the president says his priority is to ensure a smooth transfer of power. president obama: i still don't feel responsible for what the president elect says or does. but i do feel responsibility as a president of the united states to make sure there is a good transition. and i present to him, as well as to the american people, my best thinking. my best ideas about how you move a country forward. mark: the president compared donald trump's rise to the u.k. decision to leave the european union, saying both outcomes were driven by fears of globalization and suspicion of government institutions and elites. donaldtruggles inside trump's transition team are slowing efforts to form a new government. that includes what some say is an attempt by his son-in-law to purge allies of chris christie. chris christie prosecuted his father for tax evasion and wit

this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton. time for first word news. andy, hillary clinton donald trump were barnstorming the united states in search of last-minute votes. mrs. clinton says she's the clear choice for president. she calls mr. trump a loose cannon and added if elected, she would wake up every day in the white house and think about what she would do to knock down barriers and create opportunities. mr. trump kicked off his last they have campaigning with a rally in sarasota, florida. he criticized the fbi's decision not to charge secretary clinton in connection with her newly discovered e-mails. it is up to the american people to deliver justice at the ballot box. trump plans to continue a breakneck campaign with five rallies. century clinton has appearances in three states. the lone american off the planet has cast his vote from space in keeping with nasa's motto of vote while you float. ballotronaut filed his from the international space station. the most polluted city on the planet, new delhi, india is toing unprecedented steps change a

mark crumpton has more. donald trump transition team has launched a twitter website. it isis a notice that looking to fill 4000 slots with appointees but doesn't have instructions on how to apply. rudy giuliani says president obama should not pardon hillary clinton for her use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state. -- former new york city mail should leaveys we it to the system we believe in. on wednesday, the white house refused to rule out the pardon. donald trump's victory could give theresa may more leverage in brexit talks. she can argue that britain's military strength and security capability may be needed more by the european union. u.s. has cast doubt on the commitment to nato. a manhunt is underway in seattle for a gunman who shot and wounded five people outside a 7-eleven. police say following an argument last night, a person walked away but then fired a gun into a crowd near a bus stop. say all fivecials are improving. global news, 24 hours a day. powered by our more than 2600 journa

i'm mark crumpton. it's just after 6:30 p.m. in new york, 10:30 in sydney. paul has a look at the markets. good morning. start -- we are off to a good start on the dax -- on the asf's. -- asx. the a goody to day with all the resources stocks, rising strongly in london trade. crime results were doing quite well this morning. this was after australian officials have the opportunity -- it could be two months before charges are related. take a look at some of the other indices around the region. .ikkei futures looking positive there are a few stocks to keep an eye on in terms of earnings. publicld's largest lead -- largest publicly traded jewelry chain's profits fell by 22%, but that is an improvement of the year previous. more from "bloomberg technology" next. ♪ ♪ this is "bloomberg technology." all four u.s. major stock tuesday, withlied the dow jones topping 19,000 for the first time. however, tech stocks have not been part of the rally, last peaking october 24, two weeks before the election, a high has not been seen since 2000. with investors more confid

i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. matt, back to you. ont: that is get a recap today's market action. the dow losing 77 points. the s&p 500 falling below 2100, and as it was the seventh day in a row for the s&p to post a drop, at the klein, that is the longest daily losing streak we decline, that is the longest daily losing streak we have seen. anchor: notable earnings after the bell. the biggest one being facebook, which premeds beat expectations across the board whether you are looking at revenue, earnings -- which pretty much beat expectations across the board whether you are looking at revenue earnings. joe: it has been on a huge care. another one, fitbit. terrible result out of fitbit. terrible outlook as well. joe: that was a $50 talk last year and now below nine dollars a share. matt: pretty ugly. that is amazing. a look ahead at tomorrow's earnings, scarlet fu has a little more for you. scarlet: cbs on the verge of a big identity change. they want the two companies to merge. it is all me hope that they can resuscitate the flaggin

in new york, i am mark crumpton. bloomberg technology is next. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology." big tech is down for the third consecutive day. we will break down the reasons why the technological sector seems to have hit a wall. plus, alibaba celebrates the shopping frenzy called single state. -- called single day. and mark zuckerberg comes out swinging. investors scratching their heads over what a donald trump presidency will mean to business. stocks started the week with a rally with enthusiasm for a clinton win and after a one-hour plunge on extended trading, stocks posted equally big gains. the one sector in the red is tech. facebook, amazon, netflix, and google all down. joining us now for an investors od.e, kathy wo holdings aretop facebook, amazon, tesla. why is tech feeling the brunt of this? kathy: i don't think it has to do with that, i think the stocks you featured here have done so well this year, so well in the last few years that once people understood we would see lower t

i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet: we are 30 minutes from the close of trading here in the u.s. i am scarlet fu. joe: and i am joe weisenthal. the dow jones industrial average still on track for its best we can almost five years. gained 1.3ks trillion dollars this week. investors are considering what a trump presidency means. we will be hearing on the future dodd-frank. meanwhile, bond traders bet that trump policies will boost inflation and interest rates. carnage in developing nations where concerns about trump's policies have sent currencies to record lows. where the look at major averages stand as we head toward the close. bloomberg's abigail doolittle is standing by. majorl: the three averages have been right around even all day. the dow is fluctuating between gains and losses. not a lot of action today for it. stocks, but on the week is a different story. and thenmassive rally not surprisingly, a big selloff in bonds. this is represented by the 10 year yield having its biggest spike ever, about a 21% gai

on sirius xm. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton. you are watching "bloomberg technology." for the first time in more than two years, iraqi sul, accordingmo to the associated press, which says forces also recaptured the state television building despite tough resistance from islamic state fighters. the person accused of acting as south korea's shadow president has been jailed under emergency detention laws. prosecutors want to know how much influence she has had over the president. her friend of more than 40 years. andis suspected of raising immense fortune. fox news cites unidentified officials who say north korean ballistic missile launch could 24 to 72e in the next hours. it would be the ninth such launch by pyongyang this year. peace laureate received a ceremonial military welcome in britain. was greeted by queen elisabeth and prince philip in london. the three-day state visit is the first by a colombian leader. it's just after 6:30 p.m. tuesday in new york, 9:30 wednesday morning in sydney. my colleague, paul allen, has a look at the markets. paul: let's start off with

i'm mark crumpton in new york. "bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology tilde coming up, cisco sure sliding after the company forecasts a text in a slowdown on the horizon. the full earnings report ahead. oftter suspends the accounts prominent white supremacists as it attempts to curb abuse and harassment. says teslat seller shareholders should quote, have their heads examined if they approve the pending deal. his full comments ahead. first, to our lead. fallout from the election of donald trump continues to ripple through the tech world, especially when it comes to social media companies. twitter says it suspended the accounts of prominent white supremacists, among them, richard spencer, often credited for spearheading a movement that supported president-elect trump. twitter added tools this week to help users better filter out of use. a statement, the company says, because twitter happens in public and in real time, we've had challenges keeping up with an curbin

mark: i'm mark crumpton. you are watching "bloomberg technology." with less than a week to go before election day, hillary clinton's focuses on arizona, a reliably republican stronghold that could be in play. donald trump, who has been reinvigorated by the fbi review is in florida, a battleground state whose electoral votes could determine whether he wins the white house. the latest tracking poll has clinton and trump tied at 46%. for the first time, the survey indicates trumpet is it seen as more honest. among independent voters, the poll shows hillary clinton with a narrow edge. in a race involving third-party candidates clinton leads 30% to , 27%. a senior russian diplomat is urging the next president to work with moscow to end the war in syria and defended russia's , military intervention as a fight against terrorism. thursday is decision day over a challenge of theresaay's authority to initiate the country's exit from the european union. that is according to a lawyer in the case that says a ruling is expected from a panel of senior judges in th

mark: i'm mark crumpton. you're watching "bloomberg technology." french president says that paris climate deal is irreversible. respectthe u.s. must the decision by the obama administration to sign off on the agreement. president-elect all trump has called global warming a hoax and promised to respect the decision by the obama cancel the landmark deal. write it police in central athens used tear gas and stun grenades to break up marchers protesting president obama's visit. it remains a strong anti-american tradition among some greeks who resent some of the u.s. policies in the 60's and 70's. a death sentence was struck down against egyptian president mohamed morsi. the ruling means more -- means more see will get a new trial along with five other leaders of is now banned muslim brotherhood group. their death sentences were also set aside. the bank of england governor is urging financial services firms not to make any rash decisions on moving operations out of the central the european bank official revealed many firms expressed interest in taking su

mark: i am mark crumpton, you are watching bloomberg technology. joined mike pence in valley forge, pennsylvania today and took aim at president obama's signature legislative achievement, the affordable care act. congress toill ask convene a special session so we can repeal and replace. and it will be such an honor for me, for you, and for everybody in this country because obamacare has to be replaced. florida,dade city, hillary clinton was joined on the campaign trail by former miss universe, alicia machado. clinton reminded voters about the state critical role in presidential politics. florida can decide who our next president is, which will affect the nation and the world. -- italian prime minister matteo renzi says it will take time to rebuild following sunday's earthquake. wife toward the affected region. south african president wants the country's high court to block a state watchdog report about allegations of undue government influenced by a wealthy family. critics have accused zuma of presiding over a government tainted with corruption and

we have mark crumpton. mark: police say they have captured the man suspected in the killings of two officers overnight in des moines, iowa. he is identified as 46-year-old greene. the officers were sitting in their cars when they were shot ambush style. police have not yet determined a motive. presidentialon's campaign has canceled a rally scheduled for today in des moines. donald trump via twitter says he is praying for the families of the slain officers. analysis has come up with conclusions about the final moments of that missing malaysia airlines flight. australia's transport safety board says the plane may have fallen at 25,000 feet a minute at the end of its flight. investigators who have looked at ay the plane wasn't configured to land when it hit the water. that we can speculation that -- that weakens speculation that someone was at the controls. pakistan has withdrawn six diplomats from its embassy in new delhi. isistani officials say there a network of indian spies at the embassy in islamabad and

mark crumpton has more from our newsroom. mark: hillary clinton delivered her concession speech after last loss to donaldg trump. she urged her supporters to accept the result saying they owed trump and open mind and a chance to lead. last night i congratulated donald trump and offered to work with him on behalf of our country. i hope that he will be a successful president for all americans. this is not the outcome we ,anted or we worked so hard for and i am sorry that we did not win this election for the values we share in the vision we hold for our country. secretary clinton also said american democracy depends on what she called a peaceful transition of power. hasident obama congratulated donald trump and invited him to the white house tomorrow. they will discuss the transition of power. claimed victory, mr. trump urged americans to "come together as one united people," a sentiment that was echoed by paul ryan. he spoke earlier at a news conference in washington. >> this is the most incredible t i have seen in my lifestyle

mark: i am mark crumpton, time for first word news. the ring you to focus on hillary clinton's e-mail may be rallying her supporters. in the past three days, she has raised 11.3 million dollars online, the most since she became the nominee. campaign manager says "the race has tightened in a way we thought it would tighten, but there is no indication the fbi story is having an impact." those donations came after director james comey said the bureau discovered files that may investigation of hillary clinton's e-mails. donald trump making an appeal to voters who have already cast early votes for hillary clinton. you can recall your ballot and vote for him, that is according to "the wall street journal." laws in pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, and minnesota allow early and absentee voters to rescind ballots. a new nationwide poll shows mr. trump pulling into the lead over secretary clinton. tracking survey, trump has 46%, clinton 45%. it is the first time he has led in this polson's may. the survey has a margin of error of three percent

i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. recap oflet's get a the market action. there was a turnaround in stocks. closing higher for a seventh day. the s&p 500 gaining three quarters of 1%. energy is the big winner here jumping 6% on signs the numbers are moving ahead with their plans. reversals ofking trade today. nasdaq surging 1.1%. tech had been the one sector not participating much in the rally but bouncing back pretty strong. >> what did you miss? bank of america stock has surged 17%. they say they can cut costs under donald trump's administration. know,is a little early to but there is this sense of toimism there may be more supply the foundation for growth that we as a bank can optimize. theor more on how conversation on regulation in wall street has changed we are joined by bill: -- cohan. what is driving the optimism? just that it is not hillary ?linton what's that is a big part of it. elizabeth warren and bernie sanders have been in the ascendancy. if hillary one they would be taking control of the debate of washington. no one from wall street being ab

. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton. time for bloomberg's first word news. president obama described his oval office meeting with president-elect donald trump as excellent. he noted the two men had never he -- had never met and looks forward to meeting again in the future and seeking mr. obama posco. the white house press sector was asked what, if anything was achieved. confident in telling you they did not resolve and i their differences feel confident telling you they did not try to resolve all their differences. they tried to lay the foundation for an effective transition from the obama presidency to the trump presidency. they meeting originally scheduled for 10 minutes lasted nearly an hour and half. a federal judge has tentatively denied a request to and statements made by and about trump's the trial of university. said he wasjudge unprepared to issue a link it and the wood consider more specific request at the trial that begins november 28. mr. trump has selected gop maverick can block well to lead his domestic transition team. his role appeared on an

i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet: thank you. we want to recap breaking news from earlier. an earthquake with the culinary magnitude of 7.3 struck off the coast of fukushima prefecture in japan, hundred 56 miles away from tokyo. a tsunami warning for waves up to three meters has been issued, and it's a reminder of margin 2011. we are talking about how the yen strengthened on the headline. we've now seen it come back a little bit, and the dollar is a little changed versus the yen, but we did see dollar-yen break below 111, and as low as 110.45. joe: let's also get a recap of the rest of today's market. green across the board, record highs on all the major indices. record highs everywhere you look, nasdaq up, that was the big gainer with tech leading the way. s&p 500, the one category that didn't do well was real estate. some of these yield bond proxies that were so popular up until very recently continue to underperform since the election. scarlet: joining us for more, tampa bay lightning chairman and governor just that it -- just

in new york, i'm mark crumpton. "bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ brad: i am brad stone in for emily chang. this is bloomberg technology. 20% after aves over disappointing third-quarter snapshot. plus, escalating cyber threats with the u.s. election just days away. homerun run with the most-watched world series game in 25 years, but the nfl suddenly appears to have a ratings problem. gopro shares plummeting as much as 25% in extended trading. it has become the latest hardware maker to fade in the holiday season. the forecast in the third quarter missed analyst estimates. gopro also admits the estimates -- also missed the estimates for third-quarter sales, down 40% year-over-year. is $104 million. the ceo told investors on the earnings call that production issues were to blame for the week results. >> as a consequence of our compromise production ramp, we were unable to restock channels that had been cleared legacy product in the third quarter. furthermore, we anticipate difficulty catching up to match forecaster d

mark: i'm mark crumpton. you are watching "bloomberg technology." let's check on first word news. hillary clinton challenging the fbi's new e-mail inquiry. at a rally in ohio, clinton says she understands the concerns people have overheard use of a personal e-mail server from which she again apologized. mrs. clinton: now, they apparently want to look at e-mails from one of my staffers and they should. i'm sure they will reach the same conclusion they did when they look at my e-mails in the last year. there is no case. mark: meantime, donald trump says hillary clinton is not a victim, the american people are the victims. in michigan, he praised james comey. mr. trump: i have to give the fbi credit. that was so bad that happened originally that it took guts for director comey to make the move he made in light of the kind of opposition he had with them trying to protect her from criminal prosecution. mark: the italian prime minister promises to find temporary housing for more than 15,000 displaced people suffering from a series of earthquakes. a magnitude 6.6 which rocked the same mo

new york, i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. in new yorky, here city. sidney.iday morning in paul allen has a look at the markets. >> good morning. we're off to a reasonably good start here. 4/10 ofx up for about 1%. the leaders are a bit of a mixed group. software company, up 8%.st also retailer meyer and a couple well as well.oing gold stocks weighing in on the index. overnight,weakened dipping below 74 cents. underssie also came pressure after a disappointing unemployment figure. 5.6% looked rate of good, but fewer jobs than expected were created. the index up a third of 1%. futures also looking positive. news out of japan in the next couple of airs. airbus due to hold a press conference. toy may be getting ready order jets from airbus. october property prices due to be released as well. that's just some of what we're pacific around the asia today. more from "bloomberg technology" next. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang. ahead of the u.s. election, toestors have been beginning hit pause. in the v.c. world, both the value and numb

mark: i'm mark crumpton. you are watching "bloomberg technology." house speaker paul ryan defended 's of stevelect trump van and despite criticism he provided a platform for white nationalism while at right part news. speaker ryan: the president will be judged on his results. one an a person who incredible victory and had an incredible campaign will be judged on the results of his of ministration. mark: senator democrats disagreed. harry reid had this message for the president-elect. senator reid: rise to the dignity of office. step out from behind your twitter account and show america that racism, bullying and bigotry have no place in the white house. mark: politico reports billionaire investor wilbur ross, one of president elect trump's economic advisers is a leading candidate for commerce secretary. families of some of those killed during the sandy hook massacre are repealing -- are appealing the dismissal of their lawsuit against the manufacturer remington.

i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet: thanks. the dow shrugged off some early weakness, closing higher, another record high, up 40 points, 18,847. the s&p 500 did not extend its games, closing down about three points. rebounding, but volume dropped off from yesterday because of veterans day. weekthe quietest day this from an equity market perspective that still pretty dramatic. a huge day in copper. scarlet: and it continues, whether it is copper or small cap financials. joe: still plenty of action, including em. an extraordinary week for emerging markets. bloomberg spoke with news markets reporter sid verma on this postelection environment. things, as a lot of lot of bad things for emerging markets, a trump victory. trump represents a clear break in the global international order since his campaign is on a very anti-trade stance. close,rging market as a pretty much for the past 15 years, has been increased globalization, increased trade, lower tariffs, a reduction of protectionism, all bullies of emerging markets. ys of emerging

. , for me in new york and mark in wisconsin, we say to you sayonara. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton. you're watching "bloomberg technology." running matejoined mike pence in valley forge and took aim at president obama's signature achievement, the affordable care act. mr. trump: i will ask congress to convene a special session so we can repeal and replace and it will be such an honor for me, for you, and for everybody in this country because obamacare has to be replaced. city, florida, hillary clinton was joined on the campaign trail by former miss universe, alicia much ado. secretary clinton reminded voters about the state critical role in presidential politics. ms. clinton: florida can decide who our next president is which will affect the nation and the world. the italian prime minister says it will take time to rebuild following sunday's earthquake. he made the comments as he and his wife toward the region. jacob zuma wants the country's high court to block a report about allegations of undue

in new york, i am mark crumpton. "bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ i am brad stone in for emily chang. this is "bloomberg technology." up, steve ballmer unplugged on a range of issues, including his relationship with bill gates and the bitter race for the presidency. our exclusive interview with the former microsoft ceo. plus, a switch and controllers at the top of the gaming industry. why nicola tomasi is handing over the reins at glu mobile. the gap with microsoft and amazon? let's start with the top tech stories of the week. proxy advisors are split on the tesla solar city deal. lewis cannot opposing the acquisition, calling it a thinly veiled bailout plan. the earlier institutional shareholder service said the shareholders should vote in favor of the proposed 2.3 billion merger of the two companies. an iss report says tesla can bridge the funding gap with cash burning solar city. joining us to break down this and the other top stories of the week is the principal analyst at forrester, and bloomberg news reporte

mark: i am mark crumpton, you are watching "bloomberg technology." president obama campaign for hillary clinton today at a get out the vote rally in miami. he urged her supporters to take the opportunity to vote before election day. president obama: all the progress we made goes out the window if we do not win this election. work our hearts out this week. like our future depends on it, because it actually depends on it. trailalso on the campaign in florida, donald trump hit back. chung: he will not be there very long, thing goodness, but he ought to be back in the office, working. carolina, friends and family of walter scott, an unarmed man shot by a police officer last year, there was the trial. officershows the police shooting him in the back as he ran from the car after being pulled over. syrian troops will allow rebels to leave aleppo after a temporary break infighting, declared by moscow. the russian military say it will stay open friday after a humanitarian pause. "bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ brad: i am brad stone in for emily chang. thi

in new york, i am mark crumpton. "bloomberg technology" is next. brad: i am brad stone in for emily chang. this is "bloomberg technology." coming up, steve ballmer unplugged on a range of issues, including his relationship with bill gates and the bitter race for the presidency. our exclusive interview with the former microsoft ceo. plus, a switch and controllers at the top of the gaming industry. why nicola tomasi is handing over the reins at glu mobile. can it close the gap with microsoft and amazon? let's start with the top tech stories of the week. proxy advisors are split on the tesla solar city deal. lewis cannot opposing the acquisition, calling it a thinly veiled bailout plan. the earlier institutional shareholder service said the shareholders should vote in favor of the proposed 2.3 billion merger of the two companies. an iss report says tesla can bridge the funding gap with cash burning solar city. joining us to break down this and the other top stories of the week is the principal analyst at forrester, and bloomberg news reporter who cove

. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton, you're watching "bloomberg technology." two days after he stunned the political world by defeating hillary clinton, president-elect donald trump met privately with president obama thursday in the oval office. both men sought to set aside the divisiveness that rocked the nation and led to their own bitter personal interactions. >> this was a meeting that was going to last for maybe 10 or 15 minutes and we were just going to get to know each other. we had never met each other. i have great respect. the meeting lasted for almost an hour and a half. and it could have, as far as i'm concerned, could have gone on for a lot longer. mark: the president said he was encouraged by mr. trump's willingness to work with his team during the transition. later, the president-elect and his wife, along with vice president-elect mike pence met with house speaker paul ryan who had a strained relationship with mr. trump during the campaign. the president-elect also held talks with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. iraqi troops slowed their

. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton, you are watching "bloomberg technology." president obama campaign for hillary clinton today at a get out the vote rally in miami. he urged her supporters to take the opportunity to vote before election day. president obama: all the progress we made goes out the window if we do not win this election. work our hearts out this week. like our future depends on it, because it actually depends on it. trailalso on the campaign in florida, donald trump hit back. c.

. -- from me and mark, good night and sayonara. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton. you are watching "bloomberg technology." with less than a week to go before election day, hillary clinton's focuses on arizona, a reliably republican stronghold that could be in play. donald trump, who has been reinvigorated by the f ei review is in florida, a battleground state whose electoral votes could determine whether he wins the white house. the latest tracking poll has clinton and trump tied at 46%. for the first time, the survey indicates from is seen as more honest. among independent voters, the poll shows hillary clinton with a narrow edge. in a race involving third-party candidate, clinton leads 30% to 27%. a senior russian diplomat is urging the next president to work with moscow to end the war in syria and defended russia's military intervention is a fight against terrorism. decision day over a challenge of theresa may's authority to initiate the country's exit from the european union.

: i am mark crumpton, you are watching bloomberg technology. joined mike pence in valley forge, pennsylvania today and took aim at president obama's signature legislative achievement, the affordable care act. congress toill ask convene a special session so we can repeal and replace. and it will be such an honor for me, for you, and for everybody in this country because obamacare has to be replaced. florida,dade city, hillary clinton was joined on the campaign trail by former miss universe, alicia machado. secretary

. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton. you are watching "bloomberg technology." let's check on first word news. hillary clinton challenging the fbi's new e-mail inquiry. at a rally in ohio, clinton says she understands the concerns people have overheard use of a personal e-mail server from which she again apologized. mrs. clinton: now, they apparently want to look at e-mails from one of my staffers and they should. i'm sure they will reach the same conclusion they did when they look at my e-mails in the last year. there is no case. mark: meantime, donald trump says hillary clinton is not a victim, the american people are

in new york, i'm mark crumpton. bloomberg technology" is next. emily: this is "bloomberg technology." the tech community chooses sides. we'll tell who you is voting who and analyze the impact of a bitter u.s. election in silicon valley. plus fire eye lighting up the markets for a second trading day. and steve balmer drops the mike. my he can cluesive interview with america's richest sports team owner on everything from how he drifted to bill gates to microsoft missed $55 billion shot at sales force. price line shares popping in after hours trading after third quarter earnings beat estimates. this despite the company announcing an almost $1 billion writedown of restaurant booking service open table, 1/3 of what it paid for the company two years ago. this and exa to expect from the top tech stories of the week, including the biggest story of the year, at least here in the united states, and that is the presidential election. joining us now from new york, paul of "bloomberg intelligence" here with me in the studio. bloomberg tech startup who werer a

i am mark crumpton. his bloomberg. -- this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: we are 30 minutes from the close of trading here in the u.s. live, i am scarlet fu. joe: i am joe weisenthal. climbing. earlier losses as holes open with the u.s. presidential race. joe: the question is what did you miss? matt: heading to the polls in one of the most volatile campaigns in u.s. history, will the u.s. elect hillary clinton, the nation's first female commander in chief, or will it choose a billionaire businessman, donald trump, for the 45th resident? , hillary clinton led donald trump in a dramatic and often vicious campaign. florida among the first to close. alaska is the last day at 1:00 a.m. we will show you what to look for and when. there is more to the election than meets the eye. the senate is up for grabs after the republicans took control for the first time in 2007. we will look at the key races to watch. scarlet: as we head toward the close and election night, let's look at where markets stand with less than 30