full of good people who work hard. hina and mexico? my opponent backs bad trade deals that export jobs, and billion dollar tax loopholes for big corporations. i'm going to close those loopholes and help small businesses in wisconsin grow and create jobs. for the folks who work hard... for the middle class raising a family... >> a good morning to you. that is a live look outside in sheboygan right now. hey, you know, it is finally friday. the weekend isn't looking so bad. this is milwaukee right now. the areas inland feeling much colder. the frost advisory is continuing through the 9:00 hour and starting the day with the temperatures inland in the 30s. by 8:30 the tempere we are talking a full day of sunshine and the highs low and mid 60s. not too bad. tonight overnight, friday night football, 55 degrees. so we are 20 degrees warmer. matt is on the way to news chopper 12. matt? >> question got the chopper out of the hanger. things are in great shape on the volume is light. no crashes being reported on the system. i will jump in the chop

or 8%,hina a ghost is 7% it is considered a national catastrophe. here, it is 1%.sn't everything wonderful? everything is a wonderful. and if it was wonderful, we wouldn't have packed auditoriums everywhere we go. i'm going to get us to 4% growth and maybe more, and create 25 million jobs for our country over the next 10 years. many workers are earning less today than there were 18 years ago. there are working harder. -- they areing working harder. jk are working longer. they are taking home less money. they are getting older and working harder. and saw my. believe me. i'm working harder. companies like carrier are firing their workers and moving to mexico. ford is moving all of their small car production to mexico. when i'm president, if a company wants to fire their workers and leave for mexico or other countries, then we will charge them a 35% tax when the want to ship their products back into the united states. and a will leave. believe me. leave.ompanies will not if we do that, there will not leave. and you know what? if a do that, we will make a lot of money.

so on that he gets a very low grade. >> hina let me ask you a bifurcated question. on one hand, the president just announced his appointment of a muslim federal judge, first time. but to talk about muslims in the climate 15 years after 9/11 and the demeaning terms that they've been talked about in this election, i'm just wondering how the aclu in your world sees that. how you communicate. while you do that, i'm also interested in a quick reflection on looking back at the last 15 years and i don't mean this in any disrespectful way. have there been mistakes or blind spots in the kind of human rights global justice community of things that you just got wrong that you overemphasized that actually those on the security side of the equation war right? let me start with those two things quickly. >> two things, he says, and then he says quickly. so let me talk about not just the politics, then the first question goes not just to the politics of fear and politics of bigotry. we're seeing it at unprecedented crescendo levels in this election now. and there's an entire extrem

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. >> a lot of people are talking about moving out of china and places with relationships with .hina and chinese economy but, japan has been hit harder. the interesting thing is that at emerging markets look mexico and malaysia. thank you so much for joining us. cut jobsthey plan to in the netherlands and belgium. deutsche bank says they are ready to advance their plans with jobs and credit analysts. thank you for joining us. we just had breaking news come through with ing. commerzbank, this is a sea change within a short time frame. what is driving the shift? >> the change. the revenue with is the value of the interest rates and the yield and not everyone is so and theul in doing that somethingo do that is they were recalcitrant in doing. so, it seemed clear that mario draghi didn't think that central banks were to blame and that he thought that other things where the problem. you think the timing has to do with the ecb. do with monetary policy and they reckoned diced there is aons and influenced decision on the banks . , the factok at this of the matter is that the markets panicked and

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there really interesting one is the kim jong-un a deal -- kim china deal from surgeons a soa,hina wastional but it's probably the only one that has bridged the gap. rishaad: that is $47 billion or thereabouts? thank you very much. our next guest thinks emerging markets look more stable than developed ones. global economics at morgan stanley will be with us in just a minute. ♪ quick check of the latest business flash headlines. -- a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. of 3.8% over the past year as an average, and in the to the longest earnings recession since the end of the financial crisis as investors remain cautious because of the presidential election of an interest rate hike. economy weathering brexit better than anticipated, but still heading for its weakest performance in the year 0.7% last quarter, but economists looking at .3% growth since the decision to leave the european union. the pound has dropped 18% since that vote. that data will be released on thursday. the british banking group sang lenders will start relocating out of the country ahead of talks on br

. ♪ fair --hina's local --e of fear with the bicycle love affair is back.els for four, commuters are again using bicycles to beat the jams, but today it is about bike sharing powered by startups like mobike. they custom build their machines with sleek design. >> i want people to feel like i'm not riding a bicycle. i'm driving a for worry, right? >> it is designed to be easy to use. ,ou look at your mobile app find a bike, and simply scan the qr code and it unlocks. thateally smart thing is there is gps built in, which means they can be tracked, and you can pick them up and drop them off pretty much anywhere. by tencent andd hillhouse capital to the tune of $100 million and has rolled on operations and forming cities this year. not profitable yet, but is banking on rapid expansion in big data to drive revenue growth. citye target is for each towards the end of the year to have at least 100,000 bicycles per city. >> mobike faces stiff competition. its biggest rival is backed by at $500 was valued million. even so, the company is confident tech will keep them

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