caroline: we're seeing ucb leading the pack. it doesn't-based company up 6%.eemento do with an with amgen. a california-based company. it seems to be doing very well. meeting goals they say. ucb is galvanized up 6%. volkswagen, we've had some breaking heads earlier today. he is going to be staying on as chairman all the way through 2018, giving clarity to the company. .3%, not moving up much. the unanimous decision was come to buy the supervisory board. lastly, the only industry group to be down today is oil and gas. .6%.6/10 percent -- down the surprise gluts coming from oil. the statement coming from the iranian oil minister saying they're going to supply one million barrels a day. back to you. jonathan: thick you very much. caroline hyde. a lot of moves going on in the market. i have a ftse 100 having its worst month since 2012. we are back in the green this morning. up by .4%. up next, netflix tries his hand in asia. first up is japan. will it succeed in the japanese market? more when we return. ♪ jonathan: that morning and welcome back to bloomberg tv. i

to talk about individual names here and one of them will buy kramers, which is the generics unit at ucbthe belgian pharmaceutical company, supposed to add 10%, they say, as far as profits are concerned this year. another 20% next year and beyond. that is a big gain, 15% for $1.3 billion purchase. i also want to talk about lululemon, not just because eyes -- i applaud the fashion sense they have brought to limit around the world, but because a note came out. it said they think lululemon will see higher same-store sales throughout the rest of the year and that it will do a lot better than the street expects. as a result, what a great store. i love the weight is organized. i love the tights, i love the way they fit. i actually own a pair of lululemon shorts. olivia: fascinating. i'm thrilled that we have not seen those in the office. matt: i will wear them for you tomorrow. will be casually for -- casual friday. my spiritual gangster shirt as well. thank you so much for the fascinating stock update. now i look at stories. in a more serious note, a marine and nine others were hurt, one kill

ago you see the workers in the distance because they are still working on electric lines in this area ucb led declines right there this appalled that as u v crashed into early this morning that our work on those lines they're not about to work on these lines here we do want to go to some of the video we want to show you what it looks like in this area and along a 80, southbound into san leandro area. >>j.r. stone: it was a standstill for much of the afternoon for a matter of hours this afternoon slow going into this area until the connector was opened in the connector was opened just before 4:00 this was an accident that happened just after midnight there were two people at least two people in the car went to the hospital their condition is unknown but it has been a headache for drivers if we've been talking with those drivers this is what they had to send. >>: we did not know that they closed if i waited for almost an hour the trap was horrible we can from alameda beach we did not know it was born to be closed. >>j.r. stone: backed out alive you can see some of these crucial ruling and t

about the forget plight of the ucb community -- the yazidi community. poland appeals to the international community to take steps to protect the rights of religious minorities. military conflict in the middle takes thousands of innocent lives, violating social and economic stability. the militants of this so-called islamic state pillage museums, the file christian and shia shrines, blowing up the remains of agent -- patient we learned about the destruction of the temple, almost 200 years old. they stated that the devastation of the temple constitutes no less than a war crime. acts, face of those international communities should take more decisive steps in order to stem the process of destroying and looting the world heritage. distinguished delegates, from the very outset of the un's existence, international had toty has never struggle with a humanitarian crisis on such a scale as in the present day. poland works to reinforce the global system of humanitarian aid through fostering cooperation among international institutions, governments, and nongovernme

effectively means that we do care as much about what is going on in china and the eurozone, whether the ucbl do more. that has to play into what the federal reserve is going to do. on that basis, we are actually in a multi- polar world. rather than a u.s. centric, what they do everyone else will follow, we have this possibility for divergence. in that scenario, where the u.s. ucbraise rates, but the does not follow. it going a had different polar directions. one thing for sure, is the volatility will go up in response. effectively, you have to that say for example, fixed income markets will trade -- back ofof dimon x dynamics like global inflation risks. equally, this sort of globalization of the framework investment flows become that much more important. as an example, the reserve fund we have seen from some of the asian-central banks to protect the currency or stem that cover for outflows, that kind of yhou-use -- asset-use if ou ou like. you are actually sing a flow of the other side. guy: how much of this did we understand? now?uch clear is it is what i think that the fed outcome is so

and keep an eye on ucb. on thed -- could rise back of the deal with amgen. thank you. positive market open in europe. 1.5 percent and a similar story for the cac. it looks like we will see it reasonably positive open on that story. shanghai firming into the close. firming into the close as .ou say, up around .51% some of the banking stocks making moves higher in the last part of the trading day. a portfoliost is manager. what do you make of the last couple of days? stock markets are down sharply. the markets are trying to figure out where it goes through the month of september. a great month for trading stocks. what are your clients telling you, what are you telling your clients? wast: it was august and it -- is always a volatile month and volumes are thin. trying to make heads and tails of what is happening in china. listen to theeen companies rather than look at the stats that are coming out of the companies. the companies have been saying for some time that things were worsening in china. we have been surprised at how quickly the markets reacted. the valuation was f

it's soaring on the news it's going to be buying kremmers, a unit of the biopharmaceuticals company ucb pharmaceuticals. lynette says this will be accretive to the earnings in 2016 in the mid to high single digits and by 20% to 25% in 2017. the deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter. of course, pending the proper approvals. but, again, lynette company soaring in the afternoon hours on news of that acquisition, kelly. back to you. >> mary, thank you. >>> stocks finishing higher today as the markets continue to be awash in volatility. the up and down impact in silicon valley where start-up v investments could now be at risk. joining us is managing director with men lowe ventures. this really has people's attention out there. how worried are they? >> i think they're worried. it's only when the tide goes out that you know who's swimming naked and who's got sharks on. and right now people are worried that some people are swimming naked. >> who might those people be? >> i think it's mostly the late stage -- if you look at right now at the late stage growth market there are a lot of c

it's buying ucb for 1.2 billion to expand it's specialty generic drugs portfolio and glass lewis opposes bank of america's proposal to let him keep the chairman and ceo roles. glass lewis normally supports having them held by different people. >> let's get a check on the marks. take a look at the futures. you're talking about lots of volatility that's remained in this market. yesterday you saw the dow up another 293 points. the s&p gained 35 points. the nasdaq was up by 113. that got back most of the losses you had seen from tuesday. it was about 30% of the dow's losses and the nasdaq getting back about 80% of its losses from tuesday. if you want to know what this has been like over the last two weeks, the dow saw it's tenth triple digit move in the last 11 sessions and the nasdaq moved over 2% for the 7th time in just the last ten sessions. now if you want to look at where we have been, at the end of the day the dow gained about a thousand points from there. about 6.4%. the s&p 500 is up 4.4% from last week's lows and the nasdaq is up by over 10.5%. >> let's check out what's happening t