ferro.s get to jonathan sessione just off highs. year to date the euro near the lowest of the year. you see that lower. this thursday. cpi expected to comment zero point five percent. finally it is the dollar side where the story is. you are finally getting a little bit of reward. a big week for all things u.s., a plethora of data. no forecast, but it's about the statement. beforetings left october. as tol give a little clue when rates might rise. we are looking for an estimate .f 234 k that would be another month over 200 k. >> these are the top bloomberg headlines. the united nations security council is calling for an immediate and unconditional cease-fire in gaza. the palestinian observer says the cease-fire is just the first step. the main idea is to have a humanitarian cease-fire for a time which we hope will be a were all of the issues would be addressed through a process and through our brothers in egypt so we can address these guarantee this separation will not be repeated. >> dozens of people are killed after an upsurge in fighting. there have been significant battles made.

session. >> as jonathan is pointing out, a little mom and pop store called coke industries is one example of a closely held corporation that would be implicated in this decision. >> narrow decision for every broad company. >> jonathan, thanks for the numbers in your reporting today. >> thank you so much. it's good to see tim howard's got more support than a lot of folks in washington today. >> yeah, he does. i tweeted out yesterday, he should go on running for president. >> stay cool. luke russert said stay cool. up next, we have a segment that isn't about nothing. the 25th anniversary of "seinfeld." [ brian ] in a race, it's about getting to the finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. it's important to know the difference. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could travel to my lungs and become an even bigger problem. and that i had to take action. so he talked to me about xarelto®. [ male announcer ] xarelto® is the first oral prescription blood thinner proven to treat and help prevent dvt and pe that doesn't require regular blo

jonathan fero. >> thanks. we're off session lows. pretty much dead flat on the dax over in germany.he trend up by .2%. describing it as two opposing force. one force pushing one way. the other force pulling the other. one of those forces is earnings. we have strong earnings. b.p. a 40% increase this profit. the problem is nobody is talking about the increase in profit. talking about a 20% holding in rosneft and the comments in that report if, new sanctions are enforced, it could have an adversefect on rosneft. what kind of sanctions would impact that relationship and that investment and will we get those sanctions today? the interesting thing tr me, though, is not equities. it is what's happening in the bond market. german bond yields, record lows. that we didn't see at the height of the financial crisis two careers ago. you're seeing record flows italian. spanish debt as well. this is a low inflation voorment. 0.5% expected to be confirmed on thursday. large redemmingtses in spain and italy. this week alone, $17 billion. $72 billion. that is a lot of money that is going to go back

jonathan ferro. trading,s into equity we are off session lows and pushing higher here in europe.he big focus in the u.k. is bank of england minutes. the big one, governor mark carney will speak. look out for that. now, manus cranny is that the touchscreen. of a focus onore results rather than geopolitics. we are getting back to facts and figures. er, when it comes to the mercedes-benz brands, driving the profitability higher. 13 new models coming on board. none, all about the strategy for yogurt. said to be asking senior managers to put together plans create what should we do to expand the company? how do you not become the next takeover target? a lot of speculation that pepsi and nestle might be interested. abb, when it comes to matters of grave importance like power are reallye guys trying to turn around that industrial beast. abb has missed their earnings per share for the third consecutive quarter. not my research, bloomberg industries. the order book is turning around. it is up by some 13%. but they miss on their topline profits. at the end of the day, when you beat, the mar

jonathan ferro. minutes intoand 30 the market session in london. we are off session lows. the dax is dead flat.g to sell a medical unit. the index is outperforming the rest of the indexes around europe. it is a big week for your and the u.s.. let me show you an area of the market that speaks to the week it is coming. german yields at just over 1%. you see the u.s. yield over double that. wet is the biggest frame him have seen since the late 1990's. don't just take this on face value. the ecb is talking about doing more. you have the federal reserve that takes things month by month. will that be in the statement from the federal reserve this wednesday? that is when they are looking to hike rates? look at low in placement in europe. i'm am expecting to get that on thursday. inflation is taking higher in the united states. comes out on friday. have a look for that. maybe janet yellen can't ignore that. you are seeing payrolls on friday. dollar is at a five-month high. >> let's go to corporate news. the u.k. company will spinoff its pharmaceutical unit. salesave second-quarter growth in line with e

session is done. >> support for delaware's casinos was passed. what about the items that doesn't? jonathanstarkey from "the new journal" breaks it down. >> and a holistic approach to horse hit is a "first" experience. it is your holiday weekend of "first," and it starts right now. >> a balanced budget for the state of delaware, check. a $10 million state support package for casinos, check. downtown development for redevelopment, check-check. those were some of the things done during delaware's legislative session. we break

session that he tried to do a year ago. >> the battle royal is coming up until the election. thank you, jonathan. >> happy forth to you and all your viewers. >>> more tension in israel with security beefed up in and around jerusalem today. tear gas fired on palestinian demonstrators after days of protest ahead of the funeral for a palestinian teenager which was just held. he was kidnapped here his home in palestine and they believe it was revenge for the teens found in the west bank this week. david is live with the latest. we have been hearing explosions and what sounds like gunfire, david. whauz what is going on? >> reporter: you are hearing shot grenades by the israel police. the conflict on the street of jerusalem is hitting a bit of lull but that is comparative. as you can see there are burning tires in the streets of jerusalem. you can see right behind me about a hundred people from where i am standing, israeli police have riot gear on, shields and body armor. and you can see in the distance, if my photographer can see it, something you don't often see flying is the palestinian flags about

i am jonathan ferro joining you live from the city of london. it is a: 30. as you can see, we are at session. up 0.5% on the ftse 100. janet yellen's message is, we will stay easy but there is signs of complacency and fraud. three stocks to watch. manus cranny is at the attached screen. >> let's pick up on some of those themes. the iron ore producers. that is really helping. iron ore production up 11%. they are expanding operations in western australia. copper, they have raised full-year guidance on that. goldman sachs trumps everything. they come out with commodities this morning calling iron ore at a price of $80 over the next five years. copper at $6,600 over the next five years. if you thought brent was spared, it is not. $100. gtech is out there. they have made an offer for international game technology's and they are paying an 18% premium for the honor. $18.25. keep an eye on that. the spirit of cento up 6% -- santo up five point 79%. the ceo is -- 5.79%. that could come from a number of key shareholders. that is giving a little bit of a boost. back to you. >> thanks very much, manus.

jonathan martin reports from nashville, they help researchers study a rare disorder. >> i love what you say about the eye color. >> it looks like a typical song writing session in nashville with the band perry working on a new tune, but as you see and hear, this is something special. >> let's take ideas. >> reporter: this music camp sponsored by the academy of country music is for young adults with williams syndrome, it affects about 30,000 people in the u.s. it causes learning and developmental disabilities but they usually have a strong verbal skills and an affinity with music. >> they're talented and good singers and drummers and things like that. other z are interested in music, and they have given us a unique opportunity to combine music and the research to focus on the unique strength, which the music. >> after the writing session, they came here to their nashville studio to record the song, and that's where the magic happened. [ music [ n. [ music ] >> they have amazing, innate sense of music, which is my -- which is such an amazing thing about williams syndrome. there's the negatives, but there's so many positives about them. it just blows my mind. >> reporter: p

session, so he could make some recess appointments that were very controversial. why is he back at it now? and what would the fallout be? >> joining me now for all of these angles, jonathanurley who has testified before congress on this administration's threats to the constitutional system on the professor of george washington university law school. we begin with professor turley. professor turley, i read what you say and you talk about how we are now on the brink of a constitutional crisis. this president is pushing us to the tipping point. >> in fairness to the white house, this process or this trend didn't start with president obama, but it certainly has accelerated with limb, and he has taken this to a new level, in terms of rhetoric. he has boldly embraced the concept of going it alone. the ink is barely dry where a unanimous court left and right, found he had violated the separation of powers. i testified on those appointments, when they were made, and i thought they were, and said they were playing ran thely unconstitutional, they were not a closed question. this obviously has more of a political value than it does a legal one. but the cost to the government are v

jonathan martin reports, they're helping researchers study a rare disorder. >> i love what you say about the colors. >> it looks like a typical song writing session working on a new tune. as you'll see and hear, this is something special. >> let's take ideas from everywhere. >> this music camp is for young adults with williams syndrome, affecting almost 30,000 people in the u.s. it causes cardiovascular, learning and developmental disability. those are the disorder have strong verbal schools and affinity for music. >> some are very talented and others interested in music and focus on their unique strength, which is music. >> they came here to record their song and that's where the magic happened. ♪ ♪ >> they have amazing innate sense of music, which is the amaze, inc. thing about the syndrome, there are negatives, but so many positives about them. >> participants are from all over the country. as they write and record, researchers study how the brain responds to music. during this session, the song they recorded is called bright eyes. >> in our eyes, we have starbursts and when the light shines in our eyes, it shines to everyone else, so i guess it just mea