has anyone seen or heard from riggs? why does he even have a telephone? do you want me to track him down? i mean, you try to apologize to a guy and he's not even around to hear it. you got to get me while i'm in the mood or i lose the feel... and where the hell is murtaugh? ? finally hit your skin ? seen enough action for the day? nah. is that why you became a cop after the military-- to chase the action? it's different over there, man. constant intensity. firefights, roadside bombs. it's all the time, man. you come back here, and... everything that was familiar is now foreign. people you've known your whole life are strangers, you know? you... feels like you're turned upside down. so, what got you through it? ? when you said ? ? god told you what to do ? ? well, the god inside your head was wrong ? miranda. i was lost until i found her. guess that's the difference between jackson and i. i had a guardian angel lookin' over my shoulder. come on, sit down. no, uh-uh. the view's better when you can't see the drop. hey, you know, you can talk to me. thanks. i

here is taylor riggs.r: donald trump's vice presidential candidate gave republicans a break after one of the worst week ever for the campaign. tim kaine repeatedly brought up trumps controversial positions and statements. to have a society where people are respected and respect laws, you can't have somebody at the top who demeans everyone he talks about. >> senator, you would know a lot about an insult driven campaign. challenge, wereat have weakened america's place in the world, but the campaign has been an avalanche of insults. taylor: according to a cnn poll. and 42%mike pence won said tim kaine won. featuring that crashed in new jersey, estimates say they were crashing at least three times the speed limit. more than 100 people were injured in the crash. the u.s. and canada are gearing up over another war over trees. aey are trying to resolve fight over stock would lumber that has been going on for decades. the u.s. could seek to impose tariffs on canadian lumber producers. becca for some of them to shu

i'm taylor riggs. thank you very much.dded before every level textbook chapter 21 or 23 is all about finance. they save it for the end. luigi ever read it as a freshman. let's go to explain some politics and finance into our economics. in combination with the spread hybrid securities such as ocoa puffs that exact as amplifiers, i love that. internal amplifier. bank's difficulties transmit volatility to other structure al potentially enlarging the group of institutions that attract short sellers. complex.a what are you focused on? >> i think first of all let me what mohamed is saying. worried that not on tradecurity will start to lower valuation creating a slow, but there are a lot of institutions that need to raise capital in the next six months. and clearly deutsche bank is one of those. this will create a lot of banking sector. >> dr. alerian mentions amplifiers. the biggest w problem and crisis is guessing amplitude of shocks. how do you gauge the stew of italian banking in terms of trying to guess what it will be like

taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: a tense moment yesterday, as we mentioned. everyone is fine, and we forget about the air safety. we take it for granted. there was that tense moments last night. and in foreign exchange, you can see the news come across bloomberg hd. what's important here is the commons. bgc, tfsi cap, a recurrence. pretty straightforward, with some global wall street legal news this morning. equities, bonds, currencies, commodities -- a little bit of a bond aight, futures backup 1.86%, big move through the week. vix elevated- the 15.5, nowhere near the average. two-year yield has not moved for a longer duration. the german 10 year gets my attention at 0.157. their sterling just can't get it together. guy: yeah. a similar vein to my board. gilt is unchanged. the market has really moved to this morning. decent selloff but that has backed off and equity is coming back as well. equities have popped over the last 20 minutes. we are still down heavily. but nevertheless, we have seen

here's taylor riggs.r: tom, francine, some big pocketed republican donors are calling on the rnc to disavow donald trump, according to "the new york times," who says that the donors believe the allegations of sexual misconduct threaten to inflict lasting damage on the party's image. the report notes that several big donors have defected, including billionaire julian robertson, who was backing gary johnson. russian president vladimir putin is trying to gain ground on the battlefield before a new u.s. president takes office, according to top lawmakers in moscow, who say taking control of aleppo will give could more bargaining power in dealing with president obama's successor. russia has rejected pressure to halt its bombing campaign. the u.n. says 250,000 civilians are trapped in a humanitarian disaster. the u.s. will remain the most important partner for the philippines, even if the president improves ties with china, according to the president's foreign secretary, who says the u.s. and philippines have "a

i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: thanks. let's get to the data, equities, bonds, currencies, commodities. a busy economic week, we start out flat. oil is sagging over the last 48 hours of training. six, watchinge the mexican peso a proxy for trump. all in all it is weaker. i notice the german bund was elevated as well. francine: this is what i am looking at, energy shares the world'ser biggest crude producers failed to agree on supply cuts. european stocks down due to political anxiety. tom: over to the bloomberg. this is dollar-peso as we go eight days into the election. here is the clinton surge off those three debates and if you need a graph of what has happened the last number of there is the trump surge coming off the great set of debate performances -- that shows you the size and scope and scale of the market given the swirl of politics we are within right now. after the newsis broke of the fbi investigation. you can see a move to safer blue and gold is in the pink is in japanese yen. the yen goes higher, stocks fallin

here is taylor riggs. fell for the second straight year in europe second biggest drugmaker. earnings were down 3% but still beat estimates. the dow chemical ceo says that $59 billion merger with dupont may be delayed until february. he told bloomberg that the greatest concern for regulators is agriculture. antitrust educators are looking more into pesticides. monte paschi will close more jobs in a bid to get investors a turnaround. the oldest bank of the world would also sell units and sell bad bet. monte paschi has already deceived more than half $1 billion for its margin -- its merchant bank. anna: let's get more that story about the announcement from the world's oldest bank. dan liefgreen joins us now. we have had a lot from monte dei paschi the last 24 hours around capital increases, the target of the business out of ability. what about cornerstone investors? they want to it -- they want to attract new investors. any news yet? ceo, marco morelli, said on a conference call with analysts on the statement

i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: thank you so much. are lots of young turks walking around washington creating their international relations stripes. they pause and listen to william rhodes with more than 40 years , bill rhodes of brown university is someone who has spent years in international banking, the linkage of finance into econ. bill rhodes, i look at the green report, the financial stability report and i love what they do. they say the short-term is the short-term, and the medium-term is what matters, this linkage of finance and economics has never been more tenuous. bill: i think we are facing the biggest challenge we have faced since the great recession because central banks have been carrying the world on their back . at this stage of the game, it is not clear where we are going from here because negative interest rates do not seem to be helping very much. he sort of have to find our way. if you listen to speeches of christine lagarde and others, everyone is concerned about low growth, how to get out of it, and what that br

taylor riggs?survey european central bank will extend qualitative easing at its meeting in december. according to a bloomberg poll of economists, mario draghi will prolong the bond buying program. consumer prices are barely rising in europe, and the economic recovery is still fragile. the city of london is at risk of becoming beleaguered when it comes to british -- of becoming the laggards when it comes to british housing price growth. according to write move, it is the second weakest of the nine areas it surveyed. the average price in london is $787,000, more than twice the national average. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you so much. it is a busy start to the week for banks. budgeting is said to be exploring shrinking u.s. operations as legal costs eat into firm capital. meanwhile, italy's biggest bank merger in almost a decade. shareholders voted in favor of banco popolare and banca popolare di milano merging. laurent still with us. talk about italian banks, first of all.

i and taylor riggs. this is -- i and taylor riggs. -- i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg.rd bernstein lowering their oil out book -- outlook. there is the data with futures up 11, euro backup. it is a quiet day for data. i want to focus on the bloomberg here as well. stronger, that is clearly the polling data from secretary clinton versus mr. trump. francine, as you brilliantly had yesterday, renminbi weaker again today fractionally. francine: especially as we has -- have that third-quarter gdp data out of china tomorrow. this is my cross asset check. dollar weakening, speculation about federal reserve. i will show you the new zealand dollar, called the kiwi. tom: let's go to the bloomberg. we are going to talk about stan fisher's exceptionally important speech yesterday at the economic club of new york about low rates. the white line is core inflation, the yellow line is subdued inflation. let me bring that up right now. the idea of subdued inflation, will this rise up? this is where we are in the service sector, here is where we are in the goods inflation. here is the tw

here is taylor riggs with more on sunday's debate. taylor: hillary clinton and donald trump were in the ring again at washington university in st. louis for the second presidential debate of 2016, and the gloves came off almost immediately. trump reeling from last week's release from a 2005 tape in which the republican nominee discussed women in degrading terms. clinton'sto make bill 1990's scandals part of the conversation. he also discussed hillary clinton's use of an e-mail server while secretary of state. mr. trump: people, their lives have been destroyed for doing 1/5 of what you have done, and you ought to be ashamed of yourself. mrs. clinton: everything he just said is absolutely false, but i am not surprised. it is awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. mr. trump: because you would be in jail. moderator: secretary clinton? debate,prior to the trump appeared with a trio of women who previously accused bill clinton of sexual misconduct. helicopters are carrying

"we came to to the determination that all we come up with is it came from a tv or cable box remote riggs says it's possible the t-v remote started on fire when it got wedged in between couch cushions. 24:44, 'if it got shut in the couch with the button pushed he says that's the only logical explanation. because they don't smoke inside their home, and were not using any the time. 27:21, "i mean were fire conscious people steven graham/ fire chief 16:56, "we got there and the living room was on fire, we extinguished it fairly quickly. "alburnett fire crews say much of the fire damage happened in the living room. 17:39, "anything is possible i guess but we have no idea in the meantime, the riggs are staying with other relatives in the area. 26:51, "you get quality family time but it's stressful and invading someone else's home." but they remain hopeful they'll be able to rebuild their home on this site again.. 26:29, "its hurry u now i spoke to the state fire marshall officer investigating this case today. the only thing he would tell me is that this incident remains under investigation. an

here's taylor riggs.ary clinton were together again in new york one night after the third and final presidential debate. the occasion was the -- a foundation dinner. they took their shots at one another. mr. chung: you know, last night i called -- mr. trump: you know, last night i called hillary clinton a nasty woman. but this stuff is all relative, after hearing hillary radel on and on and on. i do not think so badly of rosie o'donnell anymore. [laughter] in fact, i am starting to like rosie a lot. have respect for people like kellyanne conway. she is working day and night for donald, and because she is a contractor, he is probably not even going to pay her. the event raised $6 million for the catholic charities. in northern iraq, more fighting after militants armed with assault rifles and explosives attacked targets before dawn, taking hostages in and around the city of kirkuk. the attack was likely and a diverting attention from the battle to retake mosul. a powerplant was stormed north of kirk took --

here is taylor riggs.less than a month to election day, republicans are in a state of open warfare. yesterday at a rally in florida, the gop nominee declared himself unshackled from so called republicans like house speaker paul ryan, a 2008 by's presidential nominee. he said freedom is on the ballot next month. election willthis determine whether we remain a free country in the truest sense of the world, or become a corrupt banana republic controlled by large [unintelligible] and foreign governments. the election of hillary clinton would lead to the destruction of our country. national polls released yesterday offered good news for hillary clinton. a survey from nbc and the wall street journal gives her a nine point lead over donald trump in a four-way race of unlikely voters. it was conducted over three days , before and after sunday's debate. innton leads by 11 points the pri atlantic call. that was taken after the release of a tape in which trump is heard making lewd comments about women, but before sun

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: let's get right to the data, equities, bonds, currencies, commodities, sterling front and center. euro is a cool story. break.ally takes a , 13.16, showing better markets. , 1.2776.sterling i will let francine talk about euro-sterling. francine: slumping to a low against the dollar angst over brexit. 1.2777. the psychological level, it opened above 7000 on the ftse 100. the stoxx 600 gaining a touch. i wanted to show you deutsche bank because we tend to focus on when they are doing badly. they were closed yesterday and today there up 1%. tom: a nice pickup from an 11 handle. over to the bloomberg, not sterling, how about europe? mark chandler with a bold call, calling for euro weakness. that is in voided -- inverted deutsche mark. up we go, euro strength. we do not get through parity, the yellow line. chandler looking for a starkly weak euro in tandem with a week sterling. you wonder how this will play out, but there is one view on euro-dollar. francine: i'm glad you looked at th

here are the details, taylor riggs. donalds poll shows that trump has a narrow lead in a must win state for him, florida. 45-43 in a race when third-party candidates are included. this poll isn stronger than in other recent surveys in the state. the statesns all mitt romney won in 2012 and florida, he still needs 35 electoral college votes more to win the election. carney toy wants mark stay on as governor of the bank of england, according to government officials. earlier this month, she ,riticized monetary policy moving to reassure carney that the words were expressed. the ruling party in japan wants to change the rules to let prime minister's stay in office for a third three-year term. if the move is successful, shinzo abe would be in power until after the 2020 olympics in tokyo. the liberal democratic party has not gathered much support, and japan's opposition party has not offered a credible alternative. the government of venezuela and the opposition controlled congress are digging in for a protracted and controlled

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg.get to equities, bonds, currencies, commodities, a nuanced data check. futures go the other way from yesterday, the bond market opened today. higher yield risk on, maybe december rate hike. euro weaker, oil elevated. the vix showing the equities from 14 into 13.94. sterling getting to way 1.20 level rather quickly. euro weakness and dollar strength as well. francine: i think that is absolutely the crucial bit and we need to look at pounds. euro weakness, we have a survey out of germany. they survey the current expectations, current situation. much weaker than expected for the month of october, two months after brexit. we were expecting 59.5 and we got 55.5. expectations for the future, much better than expected because we were expecting a four 6.2.e and we got a this is the picture for euro -pound and dollar strength. that is my acid check. the rand, 14.25, it fell 3% after the probe of the finance minister. , a: two standard deviations jump in weakness. i got the wrong screen up. i am

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg.equities, bonds, commodities. futures sagging. even -18 earlier. doing better. yields come in risk off. euro was under 110. oil under 49 gets a bit of a bid in the last hour. the vix was at 17, 16 .91, showing 24-hour angst. dollar was at 98. a strong dollar giving up in the last hour. 1.22 sterling. guy: let's talk about european equities midrange. we are lower, down by around 0.9% on the stoxx 600. it is the miners that are really doing the damage around europe. some of the financials in the mix as well. let's talk about your-dollar, 1.10. we saw that pick back up. emerging market currencies suffering against the dollar. you are seeing the south african story and the turkey story front and center. unilever, a big fight with tesco. theit is becoming real for british people as they begin to contemplate the future of their breakfast. tom keene part -- tom keene, back to you. tom: american politics of the last couple of days has been extraordinary. what is the confidence of the nation? t

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. thank you.ou set up for trading today. and we areb day trading exactly as you would expect when a major bank is making an announcement -- nothing is happening. the euro is what it is all about and little change. the second board, the same thing. except for oil, not much going on. in tin.row it is trading at a record high. does that mean sardines are more expensive? here's what i chose. markets are fairly quiet but european stocks are trading. at 50.99. michael: i want to show you something interesting. while we are talking about central banks trying to keep stimulus going, -- notes that there is a self tightening underway around the world. 10-yearook at the major note deals, they are all very close to the moving average. the british guilt 10 year moved up significantly. but even the japanese have crossed the moving day average. only the germans are just below that. markets tighten. which is what central banks are trying to do. that may be mario draghi's goal today. francine: this is what i have.

it's rigge like you've never seen before. >> rorter: it is a searing indictment of american democracy, a aion donald trump has toyed with throughout e campgn. this morning on twit trump wrote, "of course there is large-scale voter fraudg on andn ballots and that undocumented for voting purposes. processed he's provided no evidence for either charge. but a study bye brennan center for justice found the average american was more likely to be suck by lightning than cast a fraudulent ballot. anothertud found 31 incidents voter fraud out of 1 billion votes cast from 20 to 2014. we put the question to ohio republican secretary of state suring a fair election in the battleground state. >> there's a difference random a systatic problem, and we do not have any systematic problems, and i'm not aware of an stic problems in any state in the country. thedea of building a national campaign where you're suggesting that the elections process itself is rigged is an mate mike pence said this about fraud claims on "face the nation." >> we'll respect the outcome of this eltion, john. >> reporter: in prev

homeowner troy riggs says he's working with investigators to determine the fire's cause. he says the only answer they have so far, is that the t-v remote started on fire when it got wedged in between couch cushions. take sot 24:40, "a couch or endtabl shut in the couch and the buttons pushed."jordee: the state fire marshalls office says this incident remains under investigation. in the newsroom, jordee kalk, kcrg tv9 news. the couple told tv9 it hopes to get more answers later today when the insurance agent surveys cedar rapids will hold a groundbreaking this afternoon for a new $14 million dollar levee that will protect the newbo area. it's at 3 o'clock, near the intersection of 2nd street and 16th avenue southeast. this levee will run from south of the former sinclair site to 12th avenue se near the african american museum of iowa. the city says it will provide immediate protection to the area for up to a 40 year flood. the project also includes a 4.4 acre detention basin. and a pump station with a minute. these improvements will be completed by the end of 20-17. while

it's like murtaugh has to go to riggs, no, get off the cliff! put that gun away! >> it's going to be interesting, because it's a different format. it's a town hall format, so it will depend on what the people there, the type of questions that they ask. and i think that that will be a good test to see, what's really on the minds of the american people. >> and they're both very popular. tim kaine was an extremely popular governor and senator. pence was very popular. and they're both serving as vice presidential -- >> i don't know about popular. >> -- candidates for candidates who aren't so popular. >> you know what the outrage is, no third party vp, no bill weld. >> bill weld is a very smart guy. >> he is, he is. >> i know -- >> but he even knew the name. he knew the name of the former president of mexico! >> yeah, that's true. >> fox. >> so upset all the time. >> he is -- yeah, weld is walking around all day, miserable. >> yeah. >> he's just going, what did i do? it's like he bought a lemon. >> the mirror is tough for him. >> i think he gains points the next time j

. -- a riggs in the chair. >> so there you go. >> if i see that, i'm going the other way. >>> if you haven't made any plans for halloween, come on down to our 12 news plaza for our kids and pets costume parade. just make sure they're all ready to go by about 3:30, so we can get you on the air at 4:00. halloween is coming up next week. should go. everyone, of course swelcome. >> the good news, i believe by that day we should be nice and cooler. >> really? >> that is a little bit of a stretch. >> and what are you -- >> what are you saying? >> a halloween wish. >> yeah. well, this year unfortunately doesn't look like it is going to happen. >> it is not going to be too bad. >> here is a live look across the valley as the sun has set and we have the beautiful orange colors there in the sky. graphics. tomorrow's forecast, 93 to 98 degrees. so if we hit that 98, that means we will have tied a record for the day. the current record, 98 set back in 2001 so it is a little dangerously close to that 100- degree mark. october 23,2003, is the latest ever 100 here in phoenix. so, again. we're not e

sot - david riggs, attorne" he were under the influence of any substance there is no way this is an appropriate way to treat him. officer shelby is charged with manslaughter and has pleaded not guilty. a murder suspect in louisville, kentucky is on the loose after the prison there accidently released him. terrance moore is accused of killing a 21-year-old man. the department of corrections released the accused murder this week because of what it is calling a "procedural error." bond. "you catch the guys, and that was a sigh of relief, but you let him go? that hurts." butt with "i want no other family to go through what we went through, nobody. this is the worst pain ever." so far moore is still on the run and a state inquiry is looking into why he was released in the first place. one of the nation's most controversial sheriff's is being slapped with criminal charges by a federal court. she is being charged with criminal misconduct for not ending his immigration sweeps which the supreme court found unconstitutional. arapio has been the center of controversy many times, some have even gone as far

>> all riggs julie. >>> still ahead tonight, a dog attack ends in gunfire. >> coming up, whether the police officer who fires the shots would face the charges. >> plus, an explosion that looked like it shook the entire city. a home blown to bits. ahead, we will explain what led up to the frightening moment. >> and don't forget, you can join us for newschannel8 on great 38 every night from 8:00 to 9:00. actually, can join jenn holloway, josh benson, and julie phillips. they hold down the fort. >> ahead for us tonight, our badly donald trump has been hurt by those hot mic comments about women. north carolina struggleing to night out of the massive and deadly flooding hurricane matthew left behind. and, samsung reassessing after reports of more burning phones. this time, replacement models on nbc nightly news. what if one of the biggest challenges we face down here... could be solved... simply by looking up there? what if unlimited, clean power good the economy and good for florida? it's not a "what if." it's "what's next." solar power for the sunshine state. vote yes on amendment 1. >>

newsham as he discovered kaelia minor's death and several other homicides, including deadly shootings on riggs road. >> 45 shots were fired. anna-lysa: there was also a deadly stabbing october 13 and a double homicide on kennedy street. >> we don't believe those were random. anna-lysa: it is information looking for in the meeting. >> trying to picture that ward 4 is getting the support we need. anna-lysa: he also had slightly positive news to share with residents. >> we have had a reduction in crime compared with last year. anna-lysa: there have been 110 homicides across the city since january, compared with 125 at the same time last year. >> we have done a lot this year to interdict illegal firearms. anna-lysa: the police department has made an arrest in connection to the youngest victims murder, but they are still looking for suspects in those three other cases. live outside of the fourth district, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: tomorrow, the couple accused of killing in burying their three-month-old son behind parkdale high school are due back in court for a bond review. anton petty

trump's conspiracy theories and mantra about a rigg election have c define much of the home stretch of the campaign, along hillary clinton's daily e-mail embarrassments. if there's a shake-up in the state of this bitter race coming, it could come tomorrow night when the two meet in las vegas for their final debate. that's where hallie jackson leads us off tonight. hallie? >> reporter: hi, lester. donald trump's aides say he spent part of his morning preparing for the final president obama's half brother as one of his guests here tomorrow, a signal everything is now on the table. donald trump tonight complaining of corruption -- >> voter fraud is all too common. >> reporter: to president obama, he's just complaining. >> i'd advise mr. trump to stop whining and go try to make his case to get votes. >> reporter: the president slamming trump for his rhetoric about a rigged system. >> i have never seen in my lifetimer modern political history any presidential candidate trying to discredit the elections. >> reporter: even some republicans like marco rubio agree trump should stop stoking vote

but she did echo her husband's claim the system is rigg 20 times over the weekend. >> it's a rigged system. it's a rigged election. it's rigged like you've never seen before. they take these lies and they put them on front pages. this is a rigged system, folks. this whole election is being rigged. >> reporter: today, trump tweeting, "of course there is large scale voter fraud happening on and before election day." for some of trump's loyal followers, that's a call to action. >> if she gets into government, to take her out of power, which, if i have to be a patriot, i will. >> reporter: trump's running mate, mike pence, trying to cool the waters, when asked if he will accept the results of the election. >> we will absolutely accept the results of the election. >> reporter: so far, the republican nominee providing no evidence of voter fraud. but trump is still pushing it. along with the idea that the media is conspiring against him, and that includes "snl." alec baldwin mocking trump's roaming the debate stage >> ah! >> reporter: trump calling it all a "hit job," adding, "time to retire the

here is taylor riggs.ice have begun dismantling a notorious migrant camp known as the jungle. mike wetzel be taken from the shanty shantytown and relocated elsewhere in france. many state in the camp while trying to jump into trucks headed to the u.k. earlier, police came under attack from those protesting the camp's closure. for a minister theresa may runs the risk of a constitutional crisis over brexit in the nations of the u.k., according to a report from the institute for government. the report says may needs to call the leaders of -- it's the calm the leaders of scotland and ireland. there appears to be an end to the months long little impasse in spain. the socialist party has agreed to stand aside and let acting prime minister mariano rajoy take office for a second time. he will be allowed to form a minority government after a confidence vote and could return to our next weekend. alibaba billionaire jack ma months china's security bureau to use big data to prevent crime. he says policing cannot happe

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. guy: the u.k.nment, bond yields are higher since the brexit vote. investors are reassessing after third-quarter growth exceeded economists' estimates. wood andined by robert richard turnill still with us. website ande omf the statement is very clear, this is a continuation of the trends. why is there no brexit number? robert: it is a little odd given the roller coaster ride we have seen, given the elevated level of uncertainty, and given what we have seen in surveys from businesses which we know fell sharply and are running at depressed levels. it is something of a puzzle that growth held up. before today's release it was obvious it was going to be decent. i do not think it is a massive surprise, at least for me, between today and yesterday, but it is a bit of a surprise given what we are hearing from businesses. i think what it does not tell us is where the u.k. is heading. from here on in we a whole load of bad news to come. trickling article 50, we have seen what speculation about that does. we

i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. thank you. let's look at equities, bonds, currencies. stable markets to look at for the beginning of the morning. a weaker euro and a little bit of a dollar gain. oil churning nearly $50 level. ie wasght jeff curr outstanding yesterday. -- ling francine: deutsche bank is higher. we know that a lot of focus will be on deutsche bank although it is not on the agenda. came as a surprise to a lot of people when the fine was $14 billion. weopened higher but now, have erased a lot of the games. a big drop yesterday from european stocks, overall. one of the backdrops in the -- thes of the imf is purple line is goods and services. and the cash takes you down to a substantial account deficit. it is one of the many back stories we have here. itthe last 18 hours or so, debt is pushed front and center with the fiscal report of the imf. francine: and it was only six days ago that we had the report saying that gdp was revised upwards for the u.k. to do withverything debt. you for coming on. concerns outmany there. we have talked about treasuries and mo

i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg.to take you to the white house in washington dc. this is the south lawn on what looks like a beautiful, sunny day. they are waiting for the prime minister of italy, matteo renzi, who will be there for the last formal state occasion for the obama administration. according to reports, he is hoping this will help him on his referendum vote, that all-important referendum vote he has staked his career on. we will see if he sticks with that promise. he will have a big state dinner. president obama will welcome him white house. we will bring you president obama and prime minister renzi's joint news conference from the white house. alix: taking a look at equity futures. the nasdaq up. s&p futures up 0.6%. let's dig a little deeper. what ise what is moving behind the market. focusing on drug stocks. united help -- united health and j&j. johnson & johnson is facing competition on some of its biggest products. that is filtering through to the stock. united health is a different story, boosted for

"first word news," with taylor riggs., he will need a historic comeback to do it. hillary clinton leads trump 47 to 38 in a four-way race. the poll was taken after series of women came forward saying he made unwanted sexual advances. his support among them and the less educated has become weaker. they square off tonight in the third and final presidential debate. chris wallace will moderate the event in las vegas. they will focus on immigration, the economy, and the supreme court. it is a most certain to result in fireworks, their fitness to be president. mark halperin and john heilemann will host a special before the debate. china's economy grew at a stable rate in the third quarter. gdp was at 6.7% from a year ago. it is right in the middle of the chinese government's goal, opening the window for policymakers to deliver on andises to rein in credit property prices. angela merkel warns not to expect miracles when it comes to the meeting with vladimir and in berlin. he will be there for a four-way summit on a truce in eas

homeowner troy riggs says he's working with investigators to determine the fire's cause. he says the only answer they have so far, is that the t-v remote started on fire when it got wedged in between couch shut in the couch and the buttons pushed."jordee: the state fire marshalls office says this incident remains under investigation. in the newsroom, jordee kalk, kcrg tv9 news. the couple told tv9 it hopes to get more answers later today when the insurance agent surveys their home for damages. cedar rapids will hold a groundbreaking this afternoon for a new $14 million dollar levee that it's at 3 o'clock, near the intersection of 2nd street and 16th avenue southeast. this levee will run from south of the former sinclair site to 12th avenue se near the african american museum of iowa. the city says it will provide immediate protection to the area for up to a 40 year flood. the project also includes a 4.4 acre detention basin. and a pump station with a capacity of 2,500 gallons per minute. these improvements will be completed by sandbags to protect cedar rapids two weeks ag

sot - david riggs, attorney "if he were under the influence of any substance there is no way this is an appropriate way to treat him. officer shelby is charged with manslaughter and has pleaded not guilty. the san francisco 49'ers are putting controversial back on the field. the former u-n-r q.b. was benched midway through last season. starting quarterback blaine gabbert has only lead the team to one win, so coaches decided it was time for a change. despite being off the field this season... kaepernick has generated controversy over his refusal to stand during the national anthem. coaches did say that played no role in their decision. (nats) and the land of the free [kneels] and the home of the brave. (karla mendoza/ king's fan) "she wants to kneel, let her kneel, she sees there are disparities!" a singer who took a knee while singing the national anthem at an nba game is getting a lot of attention this morning. it happened in sacramento, california before a kings game. and while some are praising the move, many aren't happy. (martin walker/ air force veteran) "it sends a bad message

so, on the morning of the 12thth, he launches that weak attack -- to use stevens and riggs as the staging for that -- then he refocuses and tries to attack a bluulge over here ad gets caught up. it is a matter of not enough, not enough men, not enough attempt, not enough ambition, not enough aggression, not enough, not enough. whether he could have on the 12th broken through, i don't know. lee's saying, i'm going to launch my own attack to ease up the pressure. lee's got hies eye over here. does that answer your question? a question in the back. do we have time for one more? >> one more. roleat's emory upton's after that first battle? does his union continue to participate or are they pull back? >> he does. after this breakthrough -- they get shifted around to several positions over here on the 12th. they will be pulled back and thrown back into the fight. he is going to then go on and try to capture mayors hilla couple days later, which is the position over here. -- myers hills. if you went outside, you would see a radio tower. upton's men will successfully capture that. again, provides

i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. nejra: now to washington, d.c. where global finance leaders and central bankers are convening this week for the annual meeting of the imf and world bank. francine the pot is there. -- francine lacqua is there standing by with sergio ermotti. francine: there's one or two things going on with the banks. what is the mood out there? one, we gotsame ,uite used to every other week financial markets are now more stable. we still need to go through all the challenges we are facing on the macro front. how much do negative rates hurt you? sergio: they hurt us in respect of our ability to generate revenues on our deposits. we have a long inventory of deposits. our clients are very risk-averse. that is a real challenge. francine: deutsche bank is one of the biggest concerns. how many times do you get asked how ubs is different? sergio: i was waiting for that question. deutsche bank is in a graphic situation. a situation that is much better than people probably assume at this point in time. the system is very strong. the same k

southbound 17th will be shut down between riggs place and p street. cochran street, q street, church street shut down between 16th and 18th street. i'll see you tomorrow morning for "news4 today". >>> this sunday thousands will lace up and race as p one runner will be completing the race in honor of a local soldier killed in battle. >> reporter: it's been ten years since army specialist t.j. barbieri was killed in iraq. he was there for about a month before he made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. before he was deployed he was a volunteer firefighter in montgomery county. it is a brotherhood. everybody together. it's why firefighter daniella bigot is suiting up. not for a fire but running the marine corps marathon in full gear to honor her friend t.j.. >> we will always remember t.j.. he always had a special place in our heart. >> reporter: she has run the marine corps marathon in t.j.'s honor for the past four years. why is she running in her fire in montgomery county, kristen wright, news4. >>> i'm tom sherwood in downtown washington. are you

homeowner troy riggs says he's working with investigators to determine the fire's cause. he says the only answer they have so far, is that the t-v remote started on fire when cushions. take sot 24:40, "a couch or endtable so if it got uin the couchnt buttons pushed."jordee: the state fire rshalls office sshiscide remain get more answers later today when the insurance agent surveys their home for damages. james bond, but is that actually the case? don't expect a sequel for the movie "bad moms." expect a brand. and a record set by michael jackson... shattered by this year's american music awards nominations. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert afternoon is ahead. we'll have tons of sun and highs in the 70s, along with a bit of a breeze from the south. changes are coming, though. temperatures wednesday morning will be the warmest they'll be all day, slowly falling throughout the day on the light showers are also likely until early in the afternoon. as the sky clears and winds back down, our temperatures drop into the 30s, leadin

a deal financially buyingronto dominion, scott riggs financial services $4 billion.d ameritrade is going to buy the brokerage operations for td.7 billion and then ameritrade, $1.3 billion in cash. you can see it is little changed here. td ameritrade is off by 2%. we have a couple of chinese deals to talk about as well. chinese-american deals. it has agreed to purchase jen worth for $2.7 billion. there is been a big buying spree on the part of chinese companies as of late. it will help jen worth manage its debt and strengthened the life insurance units. in the hn a group agreed to acquire 25% hilton from blackstone for about $6.5 billion. it has been an overhang for hilton. see hilton rising today. blackstone is higher. mark: the china deal still ahead. more on syngenta shares slumping. what it means for the $43 billion takeover. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: you are watching "bloomberg markets." i am vonnie quinn in new york. mark: in london, i am mark barton. let's get to another m&a story we're falling. shares of syngenta down 9%. it is raising concern

homeowner troy riggs says he's working with investigators to determine the fire's cause. he says the only answer they have so far, is that the t-v remote started on fire when it got wedged in between couch cushions. take sot 24:40, "a couch or endtable so if it got shut in the couch and the buttons pushed."jordee: the state fire marshalls office says this incident remains under investigation. in the newsroom, jordee kalk, kcrg tv9 news. the couple told tv9 it hopes to agent surveys their home for damages. cedar rapids will hold a groundbreaking this afternoon for a new $14 million dollar levee that will protect the newbo area. it's at 3 o'clock, near the intersection of 2nd street and 16th avenue southeast. this levee will run from south of the former sinclair site to 12th avenue se near the af city says it will provide immediate protection to the area for up to a 40 year flood. the project also includes a 4.4 acre detention basin. and a pump station with a capacity of 2,500 gallons per minute. these improvements will be completed by the end of 20-17. while volunteers fil

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out there plan for a number of road closures starting at 6:30. 17th street will be closed between riggs place and p. tonight. the race kicks off at 9:00. >>> it's not an easy feat. not easy on your feet. this weekend thousands of people will set out to run 26.2 miles through virginia and d.c. it's the 41st marine corps marathon. >> a local firefighter will be among them. get this. she will be wearing her full gear. >> this is part of a special tribute. kristin wright has her says they are going to run marathon in their full fire gear the first question is why. well the answer lies in the fact that the brotherhood here runs deep. when duty calls they go. but at montgomery county lay tons vile firestation 17, this for a different reason. >> t.j. was a firefighter a volunteer with rockville. in 2006 he was killed while serving in iraq. >> he had a witty sense of humor. intelligent mind. >> reporter: so now daniella is suiting up not for a fire but to run the marathon honor. she's running the race in full fire gear all 60 pounds bearing t.j.'s name and his story for everyone to see. >> i re

people feel like they are pressing their nose against the glass of the rigg ged system an can't get in. he is speaking for them. he has legitimacy. he was once an insider. he said that -- >> i understand that. but he didn't speak about that. he instead focused on himself. he talked about the allegations. he brought it up. 42-minute speech. >> he is threating a lawsuit. why not sue them now. why wait until after the election? >> we're busy winning the presidency. we're a little bit busy over here doing that. he is just i think putting people on notice that they just -- they can't just falsely accuse him. he has said none of this happened. they're all fabrications and lies. then he went on to give i thought a really muscular, robust, very of what he would do. i worked on the first contract with america. this reminded me of that in that there are specific solutions and he says, hold us accountable. there's no accountability in washington. drain the swamp. >> given the various tweets, maybe subtle tweets that you have done this week when people have said, hey, somebody shouted i wish she w

fresh voter fraud controversy emerging in three states backing up westerconcerns about a rigge election the election is rigged. >> it's a rigged system. it's a rigged election. >> this is a rigged system, folks. >> in arizona thousands noticed the return date on the official mail in ballot was 10 days after the election. indiana also investigated for possible fraud after finding forms with incorrect names and birth dates. he isn't confident about a clean election due to lack of voter id laws. in 19 states you can vote without any id at all. >> curt schilling is trading the pitcher's mound for capitol hill. the former red sox star wants to unseat massachusetts senator elizabeth warren in 2018. >> i have made my decision. i am going to run, but, but i haven't talked to shauwnda my wife. ultimately it will come down to how we feel this would effect our family and kids. >> he can tray to be a serious sc candidate in a liberal state. >> car fires recalls and now samsung could face a class action lawsuit. they are threatening legal action against the gal lax' note 7. it has nothing to do with

that trump -- almost every speech, it's ripping gged, rigg used to say it in the republican primarieshich he won. >> if you broke it down, trump supporters are more likely to believe the election will be rigged than trump opponents. >> 66% is more than just clinton -- >> exactly. so -- i think by and large people believe that the elections are fair in this country. everybody goes back to the year 2000. and we understand that that was almost a tie election, and you're talking about a close election in the state of florida. so my head as everybody else on this panel goes back to the question of florida, florida, florida, and counting votes, and how we have to be careful about that. and i think what this means is that everybody needs to get out and vote. >> if it's very close in florida, really close in florida this time, as it was in 2000, the third party candidates potentially could make a little difference? right, david? >> absolutely. the question of the positively. one of the interesting things about the poll show people expect the winner to concede. that's an important finding. i t

. >>> well, daily news has weighed in on this controversy and look at their headlines, are you rigg thein serious, city polls, donald the election ain't fixed. that is on page three, so, little editorial there. >> it is rigged fat lie. >> update on a inspirational guest we haddon "good day philadelphia", back in june. >> well, michael appeared to promote philly festival which raises money and awareness for those battling als. he was diagnosed with the disease in 201 and lost all ability to speak but still wanted to share his story in hopes that others would help in the fight begins the cure. michael lost his battle on friday, surrounded by family but his mission, it lives on through his foundation, family strong for als. >>> i remember help they were here, wow, inspirational. >> his family asked that in lieu of flowers donations be made to the organization to help find a cure. michael was just 59 years old. >>> melania trump opened up about the the accusations about her husband what she says about the women who came forward, and what she told anderson cooper about that infamous access hol

he tried using the regular car lane and not one of the wider ones normally used by big riggs and hit the curb of the toll plaza, veered left and blocked three lanes. fortunately he was not injured. >> a san jose man has been arrested for dui after the car that he was driving hit and killed a bicyclist. police say 26-year-old taylor hildreth drifted into the bike lane and hit a parked car and then strike the bicyclist. the identity of the bicyclist has not yet been released. >>> blind curves and bike safety were the hot topics. a celebration on the mountain as new warning sign runs and miles of double painted yellow lines have been added. ron kaylin came to the abc 7 news iteam with a story about how dangerous it is for cyclists riding on mt. diablo. the biggest problem, cars crossing over and colliding with cyclists on blind curves. >> last week when i came down on sunday, it was -- it was pretty craze. a lot of cars and a lot of cyclists and both doing the wrong thing to make things dangerous. >> mt. diablo is the most popular statement park in northern california and as many as a 0

somehow the polls are rigged against you and all the polls are rigged against you, you hathey have been riggeplus. >> i saw you tweet about the walking dead. how long did take you to recover? >> tamron, i haven't recovered. i would argue this election season has been tough. "the walking dead" was tough. my texas longhorns football season has been tough. i'm sticking with the uplifting parts for the next two weeks, tamron. i have to take a break from "the walking dead" for a while. >> there was a piece on daily beast about everyone being so depressed and tense about the tone of the election cycle and here's "the walking dead," while always violent it had escapism and optimism. that didn't exist sunday night. >> i need to take a break. for sure. >> watch the world series tonight and root for both teams so you aren't disappointed. thanks, buddy. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for grearides. aby ta] [child giggling] child:ook, ma. no hands. children: "i", "j", "k"... [bicycle bell rings] [indistincchatter] [telephone rings] man: hello? [boing] [laughter] n: y may kiss th

donald trump to be the first woman would have to hurdle over like the billie jean king beating bobby riggs, this cartoonish misogynist. today we have an e-mail exchange. of course, of course it would be the case that down the stretch anthony weiner of all people, would appear to possibly derail her. >> like the festival of problematic men. this is how we're going to mark the election of the first female president. remember, kicking off in the republican primaries that donald trump was the candidate who actually went on stage and talked about the size of his penis in a debate. we're concluding coming into the last lap, the final ten days with a man who is under completely separate investigation having nothing to do with a campaign for sending pictures of his own penis. >> to an underage, we should note, which is why there's a criminal investigation. >> in between there, you also have bill clinton, rudy giuliani who is out there talking about donald trump, you have newt gingrich. this is like a parade of sort of garbage guys. sorry. but i want to make a serious point which is we tend to take