nestle doesn't just produce chocolate. it's a big part, but primarily coffee, frozen food, ready meals, not healthier food. >> we may need to update our videos given the new focus in infant formulas. >> whenever i travel to nestle headquarters, they always give you a little chocolate >>> shares in facebook had their worst day since early november on monday followingalling 4.5%. this after new revelations on how russian operatives bought d ads. according to a source, facebook will share more detail on the ads with congressional investigators looking into russian political interference for more on that story, go to cnbc.com >>> the s.e.c. chairman only learned about the 2016 hacking of its systems last month. that's according to reuters. jay clayton had been on the job since may. investigators are looking into suspicious trading that happened after hackers accessed financial data and the s.e.c.'s edgar system. >>> deloitte revealed it suffered from a hack of client data the accounting firm said clients and authorities have b

carol: nestle's products coming at a cost. all ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ carol: we are back with editor-in-chief megan murphy. megan, so many must reads in the edition this week and the business section specifically, community health. at one point, the largest for-profit hospital chain. megan: still is. run by wayne smith, who has survived and arguably thrived at this business. at the forefront of the broader changes in the american health care system. for-profit health systems come up with a deal acquire, acquire, acquire and they have a huge amount. crying to increase the markets in the health -- trying to increase the markets in the health care. one of their bets was on the expand on medicaid and low income patients. that has been dramatic -- traumatic, given what we hear about obamacare and what is going to happen. how ruthless you has been driving this forward in a time where, i cannot believe i am saying this, once again we are trying to force through another repeal obamacare this weekend and the next. i do

nestle has the capacity to shelter those investments because it is small relative to nestle, but they are not small in coffee. 505 -- 500,500 cups around the world every second. scarlet: you mentioned that they could learn a lot from bluebottle. what do they need to learn? much -- withdo how how much they want to mess with country of origin, delighting the customer. scarlet: you cannot be a big company and delight the consumer a? >> you can be, and they have nespresso.with nestle has credentials through that business. julia: does the price make you nervous? >> the price will not be determinant of this investment. if they get the stride rite, i think the business bought by reynolds american tobacco, 24 years ago, called american spirit, you may see the brand -- they left it alone. 100% -- onethen one of thethe percent american market. the reason why it worked is that they left it alone and let the do the delivery. i do not think they could do that with this, but they must leave it alone. julia: tom, great to get your insight. still ahead, the co-owners of the milwaukee bucks joining ou

carol: of next, weight nestle -- the way nestle makes a mint with bottled water. this is "bloomberg businessweek ." ♪ julia: welcome back. carol: still ahead in this week's issue -- julia: a troubling check of the community health systems. in the chest guru on wall street. carol: all that had on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ carol: we are back with megan murphy. so many more must reads in the edition this week. in the business section, community health, at one time the largest for-profit hospital chain. megan: run by wayne smith, someone who has survived inarguably thrived in this business that has been at the forefront of the broader changes we've seen in the american health care system. theyrofit health systems, basically acquire, choir. they have huge debt now. they try to consolidate and figure out a way to increase the markets in the health care system. one of their bets was big on obamacare. particularly in states that expanded medicaid which expanded the population of lower income patients. that bet has been traumatic. it is really shining a light into ho

elsewhere, nestle, another stock worth keeping an eye on. nestle trading up by seven -- .7%. those are the stocks. monetary policy continuing to dominate. absolutely. geopolitics, traders have been giving another -- given another north korea wake-up call. struck back at donald trump's threats to destroy it, kim jong-un has warmed of -- warned of countermeasures, which foreign ministers say could include testing a hydrogen bomb in the pacific ocean. with us, the global head of flow strategy and solutions at socgen . let's go through how the market has reacted to this and why because i know it is controversial to buy the yen at times when japan is the very nation threatened with nuclear tax. >> absolutely. i think the market has been concerned, but not to the extent volatilityave exploded. one asset where we see interest is the yen because it is a risk off currency, but you also have a tremendous amount of flows into golds and gold optionality. if you combine that volatility with buying in the currency, the dollar has seen him close in terms of volatility buying and you have th

bret: nestle is the largest food company in the universe. what we looked at specifically in this story is their bottled water business and how they go about generating the sales they do. the last number we have is nearly $7.7 billion worth of bottled water sales, which accounts for about half of all bottled water sales in the world. in michigan specifically they sell just under $350 million worth of bottled water. they do that very carefully. they go into or tend to go into states across the u.s. that have either very lax water laws, or what we would call reasonable use states. as long as you don't disrupt other wells or aquifers, you can take that you want. there are other states that say, if you own the land, you can take as much as you want no matter what. we look at two counties in michigan where they operate. in one of them -- both of them actually, they looked to bottled water specifically straight from springs, not just municipal supply. julia: to go back to the point about lax water controls, they were turned down an oregon, pennsylv

as investor than thousands of hedge funds invest as public company. >> reporter: nestle controlling 68% of the company, current management and employees the remaining 32%. deal should close by end of october. abc7 news. >>> turn attention to the weather forecast for the weekend. >> we're going to see changes this weekend and fall and winter maybe dealing with changes as well. latest from the climate prediction center, la nina watch issued. 55% to 60% chance will see la nina event this fall and winter. can't tell if precipitation is above or below normal this far out but we'll keep you posted. live doppler 7. because the wind has been going, not a lot of cloud cover. cloudy and drizzly this morning. dewpoints are down. not as humid as it has been. hopefully feeling more comfortable to you and weather looks fantastic. santa rosa's average high is 84 degrees. will be warmer and below average. next week is well below normal this time of year. week from tomorrow we'll see the seasons change on friday, september 22nd, fall will officially begin. live look from south beach. sutra tower wit

as investor than thousands of hedge funds invest as public company. >> reporter: nestle controlling 68% of the company, current management and employees the remaining 32%. deal should close by end of october. abc7 news. >>> turn attention to the weather forecast for the weekend. >> we're going to see changes this weekend and fall and winter maybe dealing with changes as well. latest from the climate prediction center, la nina watch issued. 55% to 60% chance will see la nina event this fall and winter. can't tell if precipitation is above or below normal this far out but we'll keep you posted. live doppler 7. because the wind has been going, not a lot of cloud cover. cloudy and drizzly this morning. dewpoints are down. not as humid as it has been. hopefully feeling more comfortable to you and weather looks fantastic. santa rosa's average high is 84 degrees. will be warmer and below average. next week is well below normal this time of year. week from tomorrow we'll see the seasons change on friday, september 22nd, fall will officially begin. live look from south beach. sutra tower wit

atop nestle investor weighs in on the swiss giant's new deal. julia: serving up monday morning quarterback as well. ♪

dan lobes owns as much as nestle and trying to pressure nestle to do some things and tomorrow the company has a big investor day. it's -- the ceos first investor seminar, so to speak, that he's done. will they announce a merge in target is a question for nestle? will they talk specifically about a return to midsingle digit organic sales growth within the next few years and will they address the stake in lorial, the '94 loreal. owns about 33% but nestle owns a good large stake and of course has been under pressure by mr. lobe to sell it, to dispose of it, to reallocate the capital from that and to what they believe would be more productive means. tomorrow we'll get a decent snapshot from nestle. >> since you brought it up, between toshiba and western digital and nestle, we have -- i'm not saying we've abdicated, but there's the giant -- giant companies overseas -- >> largest company in europe, right there, nestle and we got a u.s. investor going after them. it is an important story. >> like samsung. >> another one. >> we had a lot of packaged goods company that stocks fell badly last week

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they've already sent down i think 4,800 bottles of water, they're working with nestle, thank you nestle, on getting trucks and trucks and trucks of free water into our state to make up for those few bad actors. they're taking donations at 7-eleven's all around the country. they have some bad actors and they are going to pull your franchise. >> there may be legal questions as to whether or not it's legal but it certainly is immoral. you're bracing for two storms, one in hurricane irma and one in pam bonde. >> we're also waiting to hear from governor rk scott. also the first rain and winds of hurricane irma are certainly being seen in south florida as we take a look at key west. we'll take a look and be right back. >>> it's 52 past the hour. governor rick scott will have a conference. >> let's go to katie beck. it could be a little bit deceiving as we get a look at where you are. it looks like mostly sunny skies, barely any wind there. what's the plan for keeping not only the residents safe but also the multitude of visitors? >> disney world is taking extreme caution, alex. they almost ne

blue bottle is selling the majority of their company to food giant nestle but that consumers should not worry about changes in the product. >> reporter: it's a company with bay area roots now preparing to expand on a global scale. blue bottle coffee which started in oakland nearly 15 years ago, is selling a majority stake to swiss food giant nestle. >> it has just been one, like, incredible moment after another. >> reporter: the company founder shared the decision with his employees today, many were surprised. >> it's like, are we going to have to uses this water or that chocolate or this ingredient and the answer is no. we have complete autonomy over the ingredients we choose. >> reporter: this comes after two other bay area beverage makers were sold to bigger companies. san francisco based anchor brewing is now owned by saporo, the coffee chain that has developed a cult like following will operate independently with the separate board. >> they go the extra mild to extract all the beautiful flavor that is in the coffee. >> reporter: some consumers were disappointed. >> for them to be t

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a joint agreement when nestle and the bettencourt family over its 23% stake in l'oreal will expire in six months bettencourt, the world's richest woman died yesterday aged 94 >>> ryanair's flight cancellations could cost up to 53 million pounds in compensation ryanair shares closed yesterday's session in negative territory amid concerns over the mounting costs resulting from the staffing shortage. the low-cost carrier is in the midst of a recruitment drive and offered many existing pilots pay rises as it seeks to prevented further cancellations. >>> lufthansa is set to acquire the bulk of the bankrupt airline air berlin easyjet and condor are to take over the remaining assets. negotiations between air berlin's creditors and the bidders are expected to continue until october 12th, push back the original september 25th deadline ahead of the election at the weekend, chancellor angela merkel had this to say on the situation. >> many people here are considering what will happen to my job to be clear, there are pilots from air berlin that we've wished all the best to, like all people who wo

but after a period of time, nestle will sell its stake. becausees that signify --does that signify that the cosmetics market is at its peak? >> that is a second argument. we had this incredible boom driven by selfies and everyone wants to look good in their selfies. function inat the the bloomberg, you will see that the dollar -- the betancourt case is the third-largest shareholder. what would happen to those shares? >> looks like they will be inherited by the children. the interesting thing is there was an agreement, which expire six months after lillian betancourt's death. it will expire in six months time. one option is for the betancourt to increase their stake. idea ifdo we have any any has been public within the court case for intentions of the company? >> there was a comic today that they were still supportive of l'oreal. that doesn't really sort of tell us what they intend to do. mark: one option is l'oreal sells its stake from the purchase? >> but they don't have to. they had plenty of cash and a strong balance sheets. even if it

nestle acquired 68% in the oakland-based coffee chain. the financial terms of the deal were not made public. the swiss food giant says blue bottle will continue to operate in a stand-alone capacity and that current employees will keep their minority stake. blue bottle has been a major play in the third wave specialty coffee sector which caters to mostly young urban customers seeking high-end specialty roasts. >>> continuing coverage of the bay area homeless problem. >> you're risking homelessness if someone does not pay you rent. >> up next tonight a look at how local rental laws may be pushing people out on the streets. >> nice to have more sunshine back in the bay area for today. coming up, we are talking about a bit of a warming trend and more changes showing up in the five-day forecast. >>> new at 6:30 laws meant to protect homeowners may be worsening the bay area housing crisis. all week we have been highlighting the bay area homeless issue. tonight candice nguyen tells us how local laws created years ago could be putting people on t

see interesting stock moves, nestle for instance. punched,es, box basically the fair value points to a slight slide in europe. janet yellen speaks a little later on today. a risk off sentiment pervading markets yesterday. today, we will wait and see what the fed chair has to say. matt: i just want to point out oil right now. take a look at this chart. 504.is g #btv the 50-day moving average crossing above the 200 day moving average. supported by a lot of fundamental news. an oil trader saying they see the end of lower for longer, it is all over the mliv blog. as could move energy at the open. the ftse 100 opening a little flat. exactly around for 73 level. drifting a little south of it now, but not much. -- someformance from a of the other stocks, but the sector inn is at a stock level. ,s anticipated, a marginally slightly softer open here in europe. stock story is interesting, what is happening with gilts is interesting. nejra cehic? we talk about the demand for the safe haven, the 10-year treasury yield steady, but if you look at

california sold a majority stake in the company to food giant nestle for reported $500 million. blue blolgts says it will remain a stand alone company but some of the fans toll us they're not sure they like the deal. >> wow? why that's a terrible thing what a sellout move i'm so sorry. why are they doing that. >> it's what most other companies are doing here. a lot of people are trying to start up, cash in and sell out. grow down. >> blue bottle started back in oakland in 2002. it's grown steadily since. >>> across the country recently we've soon seen a lot of people rush forward to help save lives. you don't have to be in the middle of a disaster to do wore part. >> one donation to the local blood bank can save up to three lives. and if that's the case thaen we're meeting one man who saved a whole bunch. garvin z thomas joins with us the bay area proud. >> randy hellman asking people if they donate blood isn't the first thing but talk to him long enough and he brings it up. he says it's not nearly as scarey as they think. if they do it with him it might be fun. >> i'm good righ

also with the acquisition of the humboldt >> nestle has bought a majority stake in blue bottle coffee. the deal gives the maker of chocolate a 60% stake in the coffeemaker. the price tag is between 425 million and 5$500 million the acquisition is one of several recent purchasing marking nestle's foray into specialty foods and drinks as it seeks to appeal to consumers turning away from more mass market brands. they're turning away from those mass market brands because they want to be healthier, lose weight, lead a healthier lifestyle, what's en vogue is hipster stuff like coffee. but also plant foods i don't know if you're into this everything organic -- i certainly am i'm one of those -- >> to a certain extent it's a bit faddish, but i like my farmer's market we don't get many of them in singapore. it's a nascent stage >> you have a big scene of plant-based foods in london. this is a big story for london because they have come under fire from investors. one investor is dan loeb of third point who bought that stake in june, he has been pushing for the company to accelerate its drive, i

nestle will own 68% of blue bottle. the employees will keep the remaining 32%. >> i think our guests will have a better experience than by having thousands of heng funds invest short term as a public company. >> financial details were not disclosed but it should close by the end of october. customers at the original blue bottle kiosk express their thoughts. >> for it to be taken over by something big and corporate, it loses the luster and shine and the local flavor. >> blue bottle's ceo as well as its founder will stay on as part of the executive team. >> this has been one incredible moment after another. >> a copy will with bay area roots now preparing to and d >> the coil has announced plans to expand its presence on the east coast with plans for miami and boston. >> enable to push alerts and let you know where breaking news happens where you live. >>> parts of berkeley are board up or closed right now in preparation for a controversial speech at cal. the school says it has two priorities. >> secure the safety of the

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when you think of nestle you think of candy ness café even hot pockets and sometimes bottled water now it wants you to bring home the bacon egg and bacon that is the swiss company is looking to so it's in the health food game purchasing the california based company sweet earth which makes vegetarian burgers burritos and you guessed it bacon it's a smart move for the company as people turn to healthier are alternatives to packaged meals but with sweet earth advantageously healthy branding perhaps now people will think nestle has turned a corner with fake names that's all for now everybody check out the show on youtube youtube dot com slash boom bust our teeth thanks for watching next time. coming from a trumpet ministration which is being victimized by this. campaign is being used. as an. exploring america's deadly love affair with the. bad guy trying to. say he would have. published in the. us. this is a middle school we go through drills and we put ourselves in real scenarios it was to see. the subject to try. but we are not. to drive. and it was fire not. many lives have been broken

shares are rising in nestle. the germanot change company which was planning to move its european steel interest. ony shelled a-shares wednesday. the share price was 24.3 euros. that transaction should be finalized by the end of next year. talk of oil of prices approaching $60. should it cross that threshold, it would be the first currency since july 2015. turkey is threading to shut down turkish crude shipments to the territory. it is up 24%. let's get over to president donald trump. rico ongoing to puerto tuesday. that is the earliest i can go because of the first responders. we don't want to disrupt the efforts. the mayor of san juan was very nice this morning. he was thanking us for the right job we've done with fema. we really have. we have worked very hard. it's very hard he cousin it's an island. in texas we can ship the trucks there. we will also on puerto rico. this is an island sitting in the middle of the notion. and it's a big ocean. we are doing a really good job. i'm going to go there tuesday. that s

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the death of lillian, who is the heiress to the world's fuelsiest empire, that speculation about nestle's 23% stake in l'oreal, which is worth over 23 billion euro. there is a number of permutations being discussed out there. this will be the focus when it comes to l'oreal's shares when it comes to the next few months, what is nestle going to do. shares of l'oreal up 2.9%. the euro area economy may have wrong at the fastest pace in over two years in the third quarter. the private sector activity gauge today, the opposite index -- composite index of the manufacturing and services sectors rose 56.7. markets say that equates to growth of .7%, the fastest growth since 2015. some companies raised concerns about the strength of the euro, but markets say the currency apears so far to have had modest impact on exports. vonnie: it is friday, and we are seeing an escalation of geo tensions. japan aeeing a bang on little elevated from yesterday. on the u.s. dollar, stronger yen. the overall picture for the yen has been in that direction. we will see if that continues. this is probably an opec commit

so it will not be merged into the nestle business. >> the company will maintain its founder's philosophy of maining tang a fresh. they only get beans during peak time. >> it's in the the smartest way to serve coffee, but thes' the way we believe is most delicious. >> the $100 million they will invest in the next two years will give blue bottle financial stability so they can focus on making coffee. they promise this deal will be no reason to keep coffee drinks ers up at night. >> there is not going to be any nesquick coffee sold. >>> there is a new museum coming to san francisco and you may want to eat your way through it. >> we are talking about the museum of ice cream. you can expect to see giant push pops and candies and a pathway made of glitter. it made its way through los angeles and new york, but this one is inspired by san francisco. >> it will have our nostalgia. the rainbow room is inspired bi. >> tickets go on sale tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. >>> some shaking in the bout bay today. in the past 30 minutes a earthquake ral he willed the allen rock neighborhood. lots of people reported

hundreds of times, i still think to myself — please go in, don't hit the post because if that hadn't nestled in the newcastle net, no, i wouldn't be here now. commentator: and there it is. the crazy gang have beaten the culture club. as well as countless iconic commentaries of course, there's also been plenty of humour along the way. commentator: but i think the trevor brooking is next — well, he is next to me... laughter and then there's the most famous sheepskin coat in sport. i didn't set out to make that a trademark, honestly, but it hasn't done me any harm. motson‘s biggest regret — never commenting on english success at a major tournament. commentator: and england are out of the world cup on penalty kicks. what was the biggest problem that prevented england from ever going and being successful? i think it was the fact there wasn't a mid—winter break. we subject our players to a io—month slog and when it gets to the world cup finals or the european championship finals, i think they're played out. motson‘s preparing for this weekend's match with the same attention to detail h

shirty exchange ensured the first goal came against the run of play and antoine griezemann‘s penalty nestling against the back. the former real madrid man haunted his old rivals. antonio conte‘s side fortu nate to his old rivals. antonio conte‘s side fortunate to avoid conceding a spot kick of their own. it may have been diego costa in the limelight said under the radar ‘s the substitute. 0ur football reporter john bennettjoins us now. john — a great win for chelsea especially given atleti drew their first match in the competition. they take control of that group and they make history as well because they make history as well because the first team to beat atletico madrid at their all—new stadium, a state—of—the—art stadium and alvaro morata, a great form. we are talking about strikers like lukaku and harry kane. that was a wonderful win for chelsea. we are going to talk about celtic now because this is arguably even better, 3—0 win away at anderlecht. we know they are so strong at home. they had to prove it in the champions league and they did that. leigh griffiths scored t

. >>> still want to get to nestle holding an investor day. first under new ceo dr. snyder of course, responding in part to pressure from u.s.-based hedge fund third point led by dan loeb which put a letter out to its holders indicating it had a 3 $1/2 billion push. today is a big push. other shareholders have been hoping for including confirming mid single digit growth for the company. 18 and a half percent. now the way we're going to get to those single mid-digit growth numbers and the profit margin numbers by certain divestitures and acquisitions, they say looks like they'll sort of shed as much as $10 billion worth of businesses at this point also talking about capital allocations and share buy backs. there had been a hope, i believe, on the part of mr. loeb that they would perhaps front end the buy backs in a more significant way. maybe that will come in time overall, certainly seemed to meet many of the hopes and expectations that mr. loeb had argued for in his letter from june 25th where he said dr. snyder will need to articulate a decisive and bold action pla

nestle investment values blue bottle at $7 oh oh million. nestle bought into it for , sr. 500 million. >> a new warning for millions of smartphone user. the google app store has been a big malware issue. 20 million user affected. a majority of the hidel malware was attached to fake wallpaper apps. the it secretarily registered victims for pay services. the app is now deleted. >>> why they didn't use the plan. we investigate the 911 melt downduring the labor day heat wave. >>> plus we are about 30 minutes away from conservative speaker ben shapiro taking the stage at cal. we'll go to berkeley to see how police are keeping the peace. >>> i want to get back to breaking news now. we felt it here at the nbc bay area newsroom. did you feel it? a small earthquake rocking the south bay. this is a look at the graph. 3.4 magny todd at 6:17 this evening. so about 15 minutes ago. in the east san jose foothills getting a lot of calls and tweets from the san jose area. no reports of damage. it's the third small earthquake of the day. >>> now to our other

cocoa is mixed in with clean cocoa beans by traders who sell it to major chocolate whods like mars and nestle don't realize where the beans are coming from. a devastating impact on ivory coast rainforest. a quarter of the country used to be covered by rain forest. ivory coast is the world's biggest producer of cocoa beans and it is losing forests at a faster rate than any african country. genie: america's so-called most hated man martin shkreli has gotten himself locked up in prison over a facebook post. >> he has several nicknames. he is infamous for hiking up the price of an essential aids medication. prisonacing 20 years in for defrauding investors and he has been out on patrol until this facebook post. he posted offering his followers $5,000 to grab a strand of hillary clinton's hair while she is on her book tour. paper is not surprised. peoplebeen harassing online particularly women for a very long time. this time he is facing consequences. genie: i wonder why he wanted someone to get her hair. thank you for that look at the paper. you can get a closer look at the press review and other

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so it's not going to be integrated into the nestle corporation. >> blue bottle currently has more than 40 cafes and its products are sold in some grocery stores and a lot of people who love blue bottle including my wife and mother, i still haven't tried a cup of blue bottle yet. >> your wife drinks it? >> i still haven't tried it yet. >> now i want to. >> we need a caffeine kick especially on a friday morning. >> do the drives need it this morning? >> -- do the drivers need it this morning? >> yes, i always need coffee on the roads. >>> we are seeing slowdowns so a cup of coffee may have a more pleasant effect on your morning commute. we have the usually slowdowns westbound 580 through the altamont pass. no reports of any accidents or stalls. just a little crowded this morning. 27 minutes between 205 and 680. definitely looking much better and easier than what we were tracking yesterday. your ride continues to look good as you are making your way into castro valley. here's 238 right near 580 and you can see traffic moving well in both directions. south bay pretty quiet conditions for d

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puerto rico has no means to repay nestled ina week rico has no means to repay nestled in a week on from the category five storm, islanders continue to pull out what they can salvage from under their collapsed homes. puerto rico has already submitted to the crushing weight of local gutmann debt. in may, island filed for the biggest ever bankruptcy. now there are questions about how much of a role the federal government will play in the crisis. and the response and recovery effort probably has never been seen for something like this. this is an island. it is surrounded by water, the water, ocean water. ultimately, the government of sweaty ricoh will have to work with us to determine how this massive rebuilding effort will end up being one of the biggest ever will be funded and organised. and what we will do with the tremendous amount of existing debt. most of the island's residence will face a ten day without the basics. not enough is being done. i am begging. begging anyone that can hear us, to save us from dying. federal authorities are rising to the enormity of the crisis caused by hur

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. >> we're an 18-whole golf course nestled on the banks of the rio grande river. >> i believe it's rio grande-e. >> potato, po-ta-toe. >> potato. no one says p o-ta-toe. >> you can't have a golf course with only three holes. >> three holes are only good for one thing. talking about sex. sorry. you were talking about -- >> yeah, if trump builds this wall, we would lose everything, completely. >> right. >> i just don't think it's fair. >> which is why germy is tirelessly speaking out against trump's knurl one policy. as one of the wall's victims, he never could have seen it coming. >> i actually voted for president trump. >> you voted for trump? >> yes, ma'am, i did. i think trump truly cares about the american people and what he campaigned on is stuff i believe and agreed with. >> except for the destroying your business part. >> except for the destroying the business part and just felt like it was time for something different. >> oh, my god... why are you complaining? he is literally doing the thing that you voted for. >> you know, trump is a salesman. we figured it was a metaphorical -

shares of l'oreal fell 4% after witheath of the eris, concern that nestle could take a majority share in the company. let's take a look at more of today's top business headlines. knowing says turkish airlines plans to order 40 of its 77 dreamliner airplanes. the deal would be valued at nearly $11 billion at current boeing prices. it comes as turkish airlines looks to boost its fleet to demand for widebodied planes. they hope to increase production a month and 2019. this chinese search engine leader will invest in nearly 100 of thomas driving projects in the next three years. this is a larger plan by baidu to compete with american firms in these sectors. and hewlett-packard enterprise plans to cut at least five thousand jobs. bloomberg reporting the company will reduce its global workforce of 50,000 by 10% as it seeks to cut costs amid rising competition. lay-ups are expected to start before year's end. the chief financial officer said the company is looking to save $1.5 billion over the next four years. now finally for business, a story of sports and gambling, not necessarily together

gains on nestle on the back of that news. gaining, some headlines crossing about various reactors including a u.k. reactor to return to the grid september 10. guy: german data putting the 53.5, aen, pmi data little better than expected. the number coming in at 55.8. the french number a little softer. but remember, these numbers are still pretty punchy. manufacturing is the biggest number for germany. in the mid 55's around europe, and that is strong data relative to where we have been over the past few years. there is the euro, coming under a little pressure after the french data, down .2%. surveillance is next, mark barton. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> donald trump agrees to support billions of dollars in u.s. sales. u.n..s. ambassador to the steps up rhetoric against kim jong un. will the eu play ball? reaching for the skies. agreeing to purchase rockwell, in one of the biggest deals in aviation history. this is "bloomberg surveillance" and i'm mark barton

nestled in a hollow in southern germany is the country secret cultural capital according to a recent survey by bet and bad bank it's not believe it should come to most people associated with time. portions pretzels that's it but it's the third time the city has come out tops with culture so we decided to ask the locals of course i know the stats galilee the wonderful ballet company we've just come out of the museum over there months sometimes i get the impression there's too much opera opera great opera the opera. and stuttgart opera house does indeed have a great reputation it's already been named germany's opera of the year seven times by the magazine open unveiled. the study shows that stuart scott has more theatre and opera seats per capita than any other place in germany so why is that just insider knowledge. that has a certain modesty but when someone from outside factors for its excellence things come out in the open. that's what's happened now. is just as much a part of the city's d.n.a. is business in the porsche or posh and just as internationally important. it's part and p

there is a rain chance nestled in your friday. going to be towards the end of the day. 20% chance there. we're going to have a look at your weekend forecast. back to you. >>> it's 4:45 this morning. another major act of defiance by the north koreans. they've fired off another ballistic missile. >> this landed in the pacific ocean. it happened despite mounting u.s. sanctions and threats from the white house. news 4 tracie potts live on capitol hill with more on this developing story. tracie, what do we know? >> hinault the sanctions and threats don't be seeming to have an impact on tests by north korea. you united nations are calling another emergency meeting. it's happening this afternoon to figure out already, this morning, fresh video of south korea performing military drills in reaction and in response to what we're seeing. south korea and japan, two of our allies that face a big threat over there from the increasingly provocative action. >> the response from the united states is coming from secretary of state rex tillerson say