official corrections just in the month of october.bout 30,000 functions on the bloomberg and we enjoy showing you our favorites on bloomberg television. taylor: this is a function in the bloomberg on the month, and we see nine of the 11 s&p 500 sectors lower. we have four sectors down 10% or more. official corrections just in the month of october. there are about 30,000 functions on the bloomberg and we enjoy showing you our favorites on bloomberg television. maybe they will be your favorites too. this function will lead you to our quick takes, where you can get important context and vast insight into timely topics. here is a quick take from this week. >> in june, 2018, saudi arabia, the only country that did not allow women to drive, lifted the ban. women in the kingdom rejoiced, but many expected it was not meant to bolster women's rights as much as the economy. this could make for a formula that brings improvement for women in the mideast. this is your bloomberg quick take on women's rights in the mideast. the saudi kingdom's crown

official correction in october.tions on the bloomberg and we enjoy showing you our favorite. maybe they will be your favorites to. oo. this function will lead you to our quick take where you can get vast insight into timely topics. here is a quick take from this week. in june, 2018, saudi arabia, the only country that did not allow women to drive. women in the kingdom rejoiced that expected it was not meant to bolster rights as much as the economy. this could make for a formula that brings improvement for women in the mideast. this is your bloomberg quick take on women's rights in the mideast. prince mohammad bin salman want , which includes adding women to the workforce. women need to be of the drive if they are going to be active in the economy. before the ban was lifted, a lot of women who were active in campaigning for the right of detained, and many have gone into exile. working isore women not mean it will happen quickly. the pressure for women to stay at home remains strong. requirementonsent which requires t

official corrections just in the month of october. about 30,000 functions on the bloomberg and we enjoy showing you our favorites on bloomberg television. maybe they will be your favorites too. this function will lead you to our quick takes, where you can get important context and vast insight into timely topics. here is a quick take from this week. >> in june, 2018, saudi arabia, the only country that did not allow women to drive. it lifted the ban. women in the kingdom rejoiced , but many expected it was not meant to bolster women's rights as much as the economy. this could make for a formula that brings improvement for women in the mideast. this is your bloomberg quick take on women's rights in the mideast. the saudi kingdom's crown prince mohammad bin salman want to -- wants to diversify his country's economy, which includes adding women to the workforce. >> if women are going to participate more actively in the economy, they need to be able to drive. before the ban was officially lifted, a lot of women who were very active in cam

standard & poor's fell nearly 10% from its record high, which is flirting with official correction territoryin tech stocks apple sank another 4.8%. goldman sachs dimmed its price target on the iphonemaker for the second time in a week. stila baea ave up 2.8%. advisor says he is optimistic. >> because in 2008, as you know, we had the banks failed and they weren't very well capitalized. we almost had a depression. we've worked our way out of that. now fast forward to today. the banks are doing really well. the economy is doing really well. so the volatile stock market will start to get back to normal probably towards the end of the year, beginning of next year. >> the losses have been sparked by a flurry of concerns, everything from higher interest rates, crashing oil prices to the u.s./china trade war. >>> three major headlines out of washington tonight involving the russia investigation, ivanka trump's e-mails and a ruling targeting asylum seekers. we begin with president trump turning over bert mller. the president says coleted that task yesterday and are with his lawyers. neither the quest

i'm bart chilton in washington we're so glad you're aboard welcome coming up today will is officially in correction territory and there's a new news on that controversial keystone x.l. pipeline some of us thought that was over rodney horner and simpler trading is standing by to give us thursday on what's going on and if it's friday it's time for our weekly market round up we're looking forward to that all tell you is this week was a lot better than last week although a pretty low bar to hurdle plus bombardier the large canadian aircraft maker appears to be in comparable trouble and it's cutting five thousand jobs and bailing from some large asset alex mahela bitch brings us the latest from toronto and later our friend andre barlow is back to talk about it and i trust flaws in the u.s. and e.u. and how they impact companies like google and facebook might these laws ultimately be harmonized i'll ask andre all that directly had but first we have some headlines let's go. to some surprising news as leading our global report today as china exports grew they grew by nearly sixteen percent so far this year

some prices that have been decreasing by a lot lately and those are the oil prices they are officially in correction territory in midday trading today. texas intermediate media traded at the new york mercantile exchange was dancing around and sometimes importantly be low that all important sixty dollars per barrel level and the average u.s. gasoline prices two dollars and seventy five cents per gallon that's down five cents in the last week and sixteen cents in the past month that said per gallon gasoline prices are still above this time last year which were at two dollars and fifty three cents per gallon and here to talk to foil the breaking pipeline news that more is robbie harmer simpler trading welcome raji happy friday let's first get to that keystone x.l. pipeline that a lot of us and thought maybe that was a done deal it was certainly controversial here in the united states but it appears a federal judge in montana has halted construction on the grounds that the u.s. government has not completed a full fledged environmental impact statements tell us more and what do you think it means. thanks

lastrly october, the all-time high was back in august but we see this big decline in an official correctiondown about 13% and this is the worst quarter the nasdaq 100 is on pace for the worst quarter since 2008 so lots of uncertainty about the possibility of government regulation of technology and slowing growth. the big drag on the day in the quarter is apple down 3.8% with fears around slow iphone demands. they have cut the production orders for their three new iphones which is consistent with the negative chatter out of the apple chip suppliers and the fact that apple's holiday guide was disappointing and that points to witness with investors selling shares well below the 200 day moving average. microsoft and amazon are other big drags on the s&p 500 facebook is another big drag for the s&p 500, down 5.7% as the company continues to come under scrutiny about what it knew about the russia interference on social media platforms and bringing in the question of whether big tech could be regulated and that would put another ding into growth. maybe users will move away from that. we looked at

nations where the company appears to have altered the recipe too much according to coke officials they are course correcting in those markets coke raise prices in north america following a trumpet ministration implementation of tariffs on chinese imports but that price rise does not appear to a penalize profits coca-cola stock was trading around forty eight dollars per share at the new york stock exchange today. and the last earnings report for you today under armor profits have increased the baltimore based company did so amidst a massive restructuring with increased sales of two point four percent those sales increases took place overseas while north american sales declined the stock got a big boost of twenty eight percent at the stock exchange in new york on the news rising to about twenty three dollars per share it was ten dollars per share last december the high for by the way was back in two thousand and fifteen when it traded at just north of fifty dollars per share. and we now turn to a fun story one key area of finance was not was not on a roller coaster ride this past week crypto currencies the co

the s&p 500 now officially in correction territory. that means it's down more than 10% from the recent high. the dow not far behind as well. so will a strong holiday shopping season give stocks a lift? let's ask retail analysts in a frigid new york city where the bitter cold may be keeping some shoppers away. connell join us and heather is also also. and hetha, the numbers are huge. went isn't the market reacting? >> as we discussed a couple days ago, when the market reacts, us usually to earnings. shoppers, especially when it comes to consumer spending are all pent up and they want to go out and shop. if you think about it, if you look at disposable personal income, 29.1 billion. so people have the minute to go out. they want to go out, buy big ticket items. when it comes to weather, people have been at their homes, at their kitchen table spending. according to a study by palpal, 48% of americans have been using computers to go shopping online. adobe analytics reported at 5:00 p.m. on thanksgiving night, $1.7 billion was spend online.

s&p 500 flirting with a correction above the blue line. the s&p 500 not officially in a correction , but we see this big gap disparity between oil and the s&p 500.oil down 50% on the year -- 15% on the year. this chart may suggest there are more declines ahead for not just oil, but probably the s&p 500, too, as investors are unloading risk. today, we have some different things out there. let's look at the big movers for the s&p 500. we see the big tech and internet names being snapped up again. whetherhim, wondering this is the moment they have been waiting for.amazon, apple, ebay, alibaba all trading higher.we are on cyber monday after the black friday holiday shopping weekend, which was very strong from the volume standpoint. cyber monday is expected to be the best ever so we have some strength here, especially for these retailers, these online retailers. finally, confirming the risk on picture.take a look at the 10 year yields .sharply higher . even bonds are selling off. interesting or to see whether or not -- interesting to see whether or not they stay. s&p 500

>> reporter: david, that is correct. officials say they have searched the hospital and it has been secured. you can see still a very active crime scene behind me here. the gunman is dead. three other victims, including a chicago police officer, are in critical condition, fighting for their lives. the motive here remains unclear. david? >> alex perez leading us off tonight. alex, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next tonight to the horror revealed in a colorado courtroom today. the father who killed his pregnant wife and two young daughters was sentenced today. chris watt had already pleaded guilty to killing his wife and daughters. you'll remember when they disappeared he made that emotional appeal for them to return home, and authorities say he had already killed them. in court today, prosecutors revealing grim new details of the crime, and both families spoke. the family of the pregnant woman and his own parents spoke, too. what they said about their own son. abc's kayna whitworth was in the courtroom in greeley, colorado. >>

(catherine) california corrections officials say they arrested 110 sex offenders on parole yesterday.. it was the 25th year for the halloween sweep. officers covered a lot of ground - with more than 12-hundred-50 parolees being contacted statewide. these are always random visits - with an unexpected knock on the door. the idea of course...to keep offenders from contacting children or engaging in any kind of halloween activity. of the 110 people arrested - most had somehow violated the conditions of their parole. eight of them face new charges. many were found to have pornography or drugs. some had weapons. hundreds of parole agents joined forces with local law enforcement to do the searches and compliance checks. grant and vicki? (vicki) c-h-p was busy overnight with a handful of sideshows in san jose. kron4's lydia pantazas has the video that shows just how out of hand things got. yesterday the san jose office of chp learned of some information that tipped them to some sideshow activity that was planned in san jose. chp worked with san jose police to position themselves in key locati

safety officials to take corrective steps. in the u k prime minister theresa may's cabinet will discuss brexit tomorrow. she probably won't ask ministers to approve the deal. hopes to find an agreement with the european union later this month. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts. this is bloomberg. vonnie: coming up, the battle for congress. we would take a look at candidates nationwide in the final sprint before the midterm elections. this is bloomberg. vonnie: from new york time vonnie quinn. guy: in london i am guy johnson. >> candidates nationwide are in the final sprint as voters prepared to make their voices heard. bloomberg chief washington correspondent joins us now. i have been ready for months. there are some anything's to get excited about. nevermind the amount of races. >> let's focus on the senate right now. are 35 races in total but it's interesting when you look at the breakdown. then you look at the 26th democratic health seat. they could extend their majority in the senate. democratsrke is the t

so first of all, she is an elected official, right, brenda snipes? >> correct>> she is elected official. when was the last time she was up for re-election and in office? my point is there have been a lot of problems and challenges in this one area. the history goes back, courts have ruled against her for destroying ballots in case with debbie wasserman schultz. that was a democratic primary. there were no republicans involved in that at all. that is one of the many different things that have happened, yet she continued to be reelected. how has that happened? >> well just because someone is either stupid or corrupt doesn't mean that they can't get the most votes. so i mean she has been reelected but in instances where there is misfeasance or malfeasance in florida, the governor has the constitutional power to suspend that official. here we now have an independent judge that has ruled that brenda snipes has violated the constitution. i think after someone has to throw a flag on you for violating the constitution, you should not get to continue counting the ballot

air officials to take corrective steps.nance chiefs meet in brussels today to discuss the escalating budget standoff with italy. the you has rejected the budget because of the deficit. acknowledged there is no plan b. the government has no intention to comply with e.u. demands. there has been a shakeup in qatar. younger royals and prominent executives to leadership positions. the changes include the top jobs that qatar petroleum. arabia's under pressure about the boycott it began last year. global news 24 hours a day and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is "bloomberg." francine: thank you. u.s. sanctions on a rainy and oil that were lifted as part of the nuclear accord -- on iranian oil there were lifted as part of the nuclear accord come back into effect today. itsington has softened hard-line stance and announced it will grant waivers to eight nations for now. supports forth longest losing streak in nine months. joining us now is o

top corrections officials are giving misleading information to attorneys representing inmates. he said prison officials overruled psychiatrists and misrepresented how often inmates were getting care. this is causing them to underestimate the prisoners ability to get proper healthcare. the state prison officials are not commenting. >> a man used a dog to lure young girls into his truck. this happened monday when two girls saw a man with a dog running off leash and they tried to help catch the dog. the man later showed up and ask the girls to get into help them look for the dogs and instead they ran for help and told their parents. >> parents should teach their kids. a lot of kids come over to pet a dog and they would follow it anywhere. >> police are looking for a man driving a white truck with a camper shell. the suspect is an adult man with a light complexion, 27-32. 5'6" to 5'8" with a medium build. a square shaped base that is unshaven and short dark brown hair. >>> the mother of a 14-year-old boy is taking legal action against the south san francisco school district. the la

(ken) california corrections officials arrested more than one hundred sex offender parolees during an annual halloween sweep known as operation boo. that's about 9 percent of the parolees contacted statewide. only eight parolees face new charges while the rest allegedly violated conditions of their parole officials say hundreds of parole agents and local law enforcement officers participated in the crackdown involving searches and compliance checks on sex offender parolees. the sweep is designed to keep the offenders from contacting children or engaging in other halloween activities. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful warm start to november with temperatures soaring into the 70s and 80s. there were even some 70s along the coast. high pressure continues to dominate our weather pattern sending any chance of showers well to the north. highs tomorrow will once again be warm but cooler near the coast. highs will be in the 70s and mid 80s inland with patchy morning fog and cooler 60s at the coast. a few more clouds are expected this weekend with elevated fire danger in the north and east m

(ken) california corrections officials arrested more than a hundred sex offender parolees during an annual halloween sweep designed to keep the offenders from contacting children or engaging in other halloween activities. that's about 9 percent of the parolees contacted statewide. eight parolees face new charges while the others allegedly violated conditions of their parole officials say hundreds of parole agents and local law enforcement officers participated in the crackdown involving searches and compliance checks on sex offender parolees. this was the 25th year for the halloween sweeps dubbed "operation boo." turning now to our four zone forecast. a toasty start to november. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with if this warming trend will stick around lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful warm start to november with temperatures soaring into the 70s and 80s. there were even some 70s along the coast. high pressure continues to dominate our weather pattern sending any chance of showers well to the north. highs tomorrow will once again be warm but cooler near the coast. high

(grant) california corrections officials arrested more than a hundred sex offender parolees during an annual halloween sweep designed to keep the offenders from contacting children or engaging in other halloween activities. that's about 9 percent of the parolees contacted statewide. eight parolees face new charges while the others allegedly violated conditions of their parole officials say hundreds of parole agents and local law enforcement officers participated in the crackdown involving searches and compliance checks on sex offender parolees. this was the 25th year for the halloween sweeps dubbed "operation boo." lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful warm start to november with temperatures soaring into the 70s and 80s. there were even some 70s along the coast. high pressure continues to dominate our weather pattern sending any chance of showers well to the north. highs tomorrow will once again be warm but cooler near the coast. highs will be in the 70s and mid 80s inland with patchy morning fog and cooler 60s at the coast. a few more clouds are expected this weekend with elevated fir

. >>> a day after a car crash killed a prison inmate, maryland correctional officials a considering changes crash happened along i-70 yesterday morning. atott mcfarland in the newsroom with an upde for us. scott. >> they canceled today's work detail and they promised afe review for future projects. at's the first step. a truck hit and killed a state priz inmate pickingp u trash yesterday morning. they are part of a work detail from the maryland correctional center in hagerstown. the state has u longd and long promoted its program for using prison inmates for roadwork saying it saves taxpayer money and allows the inmates to earn money and a reduced prinn sentencehe process. prison officials tell news4 they will review howws the road c operate in light of the crash. they will meet with state highway leaders t do so. the prison leaders say all safetyrecautions were in place, including a highway dump truck wshh fg lights near the workers. they will check if additional safety measures are needed in the future. frederick unty's prosecutors say they are investigating also. >>> late developarnts fr

official. kevin: correct. that is one particular avenue to watch.ative team said they did not want to release anything because they did not want to impact the midterm elections. so now when precisely will it come? will they wait until the lame-duck, which we are in, or will they wait for the democratic controlled congress. nothing is guaranteed down there. a lot of folks are waiting to see whether this investigation -- tom: does your news flow slow down tomorrow? kevin: absolutely not. it is friday. tom: kevin cirilli is our chief washington correspondent. this guy i like a lot, and immigrant from lebanon. , big supporter of the president, then he has been a little disappointed. the 7:00 hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg surveillance. there is a new chairman at tesla. one of its directors has replaced elon musk. elon musk had to give up the position. she will leave her job at telstra. job cuts on the way at a plane maker after posting third-quarter revenue that missed estimates. it will cut jobs over the next 12 to 18 months, 9% of its

will set in place a group of elected officials including myself, and different officials, like the department of corrections and they will be there, to have oversight over the legislation that we have had over the past several years. making sure that it is working first of all, evidence-based policies, we will have data- driven policies, and making sure that we are implementing that. if you pass legislation or policy, you do not do anything with it, does not do you any good. so, those are a couple of things that we are making sure to hopefully have the next legislative body that would come in, and continues some of the things that we thought, spending has always been a big issue so we have enhanced especially for mental health, when i first entered politics i would think about the need for mental health spending and people say, well, she should get over it. and we had to change that thinking in our state to appropriate and allocate many, to the substance abuse programs, treatment programs, we are the first i think, in the nation, with a success, that works with a group out of oklahoma called women in recove

correction. that's one man's opinion, that's not the official white house view or anything like that. i think they let the market down. corrections probably overdue. we had a much bigger one, by the way, last winter. i don't think trade enters into it. >> is this the start of a long-term downturn? >> i don't believe so, robert. the case i make is the economy to me looks so strong and durable right now, confidence is up, jobs are up, blue collar jobs are up, small businesses are up, we will get to that, i guess. we're seeing very good business investment, which is really the heart of a solid recovery, maybe a little sloppy in the third quarter, but capital goods orders are huge right now. so it just seems to me, you know -- again, profits are the mother's milk of stocks, profits are the lifeblood of the economy and i think profits are going to continue to rise. i think we're hitting on all cylinders. i do want to mention for our group, i'm sorry you can't see this, you probably have, for small business i'm a great devoty of the nfib, i hope i'm not offending anybody, but they do fabulou

hundred sex offender parolees were arrested during the annual halloween sweep by california corrections officialsthe offenders away from children during halloween activities. eight sex offenders face new charges, while the rest allegedly violated conditions of their parole. officials say, hundreds of parole agents and local law enforcement officers participated in the crackdown... involving searches and compliance checks on sex offender parolees. this is the 25th-year of operation boo. (2-shot)( james )some parents in oakdale got a halloween surprise scarier than any ghosts or goblins.( darya ) police say a family found metal pieces inside of their kids trick or treat candy! thankfully, they caught it before any kids ate it. jessica mensch has the story. a night made for tricks and treats turned a little too spooky for some parents in oakdale.nat sound"it's terrifying!"police say one family in the burchell hill neighborhood found metal objects inside of 5 pieces of their kids trick-or-treating candy.nat sound"in my days, we never had something like that! who would do that?"police have ruled out a

travel to california tomorrow to meet with victims and first responders as state officials say the president was spot-on correct about california need to go do more about dangerous underbrush and clearing it. but you wouldn't know it from some of the mainstream media coverage attacking trump. he localsy pushback. a democratic mutiny against nancy pelosi breaking out. that fight exposing the real damage long-time democrats have done to their own party. it's the democrats who start the next session of congress divide divide. it's thanksgiving next week. we are giving thanks to four military veterans. but thousands of veterans not getting their g.i. benefits. some veterans even getting evicted from their homes because of va delays. we have the republican congressman fighting to fix that va mess tonight. thank you so much for coining us. money, politics, we bring you the debate behind tomorrow's headlines. everything you feared about facebook is right. the public persona of bay area liberalism. mark zuckerberg and cheryl sand berg. she talks about her lean-in push for women and zuckerberg talks about connecting the

correct, and if you talk to federal reserve officials, they will say i hear you, but it's not my problems your problem, because this is the spillover effects of what you are doing. and they say, well, we have a domestic mandate. 0ur mandate talks about conditions in the us. and then you tell them, well, when do you start worrying? and they say the famous word, spillbacks. when the spillover spills back, that's when they're going to worry. that's why other countries been complaining, but with no effect. ok, but we've also heard the former chair of the federal reserve, ben bernanke, talking about what's happening in the united states as a result of the huge stimulus, $1.5 trillion in tax cuts, $3.5 trillion in easing. and he makes the point the stimulus is going to affect the economy in a big way this year, and in 2020, so we're talking about the year after next. wile e coyote — that is the roadrunner cartoon that many people know, is going to go off the cliff. and you can imagine that picture of the roadrunner heading off the cliff, and it's not a pretty picture. he's talking about the us

i began by talking to some of the officials from the california department of corrections and rehabilitation. assistant camp commander. and to how important are these fire camps of incarcerated people to fighting firesesn california? >> they'rere the backbone of cacalifornia. assigignmenttouough there is. amy: what is the toughest assignment? >> whatever they're asked to do. usually it is cutting line where a dozer can't go. iny get detailed assignments the worst conditions, 110 degrees in the middle of the sun coming wearing two layers of clothing, carrying in 40 pounds of gear. and then they have to carry all their food and water for a 24-hour shift, and then swing a tool the whole time. amy: and you're saying they do the toughehest jobs? >> they get the toughest assignments there is. amy: how much do they get paid? >> a dollar an hour. amy: so the state is really dependent on these prisonerr firefighters. >> definitely, yes. they save a lot t of money for e state. amy: do you know about how much? >> i've heard anywhere from $60 million to $100 million a year. >> my name is tracy snyder. i

correct. even the official close to insident emmanuel macron france is saying these charges or allegations againstghosn are unusual, precise, and serious. i want to make one more point. he has not been charged with these crimes, as the prosecution right now is putting together the case, but remains in detention. david: he is out as chair. a simple question, i don't know, is he still on the board? >> p is still on the board, ok. -- he is still on the board, ok. a shareholder vote is required to get him off the board, including greg kelly. is that a foregone conclusion? it will have to play out. renault would have a lot to say on that. they own 43% of nissan as the biggest shareholder, so to get them off the board, there will have to be overwhelming evidence he did commit these crimes and that he is a detriment to the company. the day before we had the renault board basically saying they did not kick carlos ghosn out as chairman and ceo. they announced an interim deputy who is going to be taking over while carlos ghosn is incapacitated in japan. yvonne: right. some analysts we have been interviewing

similar to a very well known phrase winter is coming which i think is one of the official mottos of the house starke correct me if i'm wrong anyone in the gallery now it's certainly a surreal moment for everyone who follows the president the white house is feed here to spend a very surreal two years jack in australia is wondering how we might write about this kind of moment in the history books now h.b.o. says that they are not impressed they tweeted out a comment about trademark misuse and they later issued an official statement saying that they would prefer that it's that their trademarks are not misappropriated for political purposes one of the show's stars sophie turner she plays arya stark she had a very informal response to the presidential me simply tweeting out if you while the national iranian american council put out a statement calling trump a quote literal white walker fear mongering warmongering and championing division at every opportunity for political gain and quote now this isn't the first time that the show or its characters have been used to draw comparisons to the president or his presid

that speaking specifically to the number of white house officials, cabinet officials who might be on the way out? >> that's correctere was a time last year, i don't know if you remember, there was a ten day stretch or so in july when reince priebus was out, sceveral people have likened it directly to this time. the president is itching to make changes. he sees the midterm as a natural point to rejigger his cabinet and west wing staff and is ready to make some moves. this president is uncomfortable with personal conflict. he's relegated firing to john kelly. it remains to be sceeen how quickly he will do this. there could be a lot of changes coming. >> final question. of course, the president claimed the morning after the tuesday midterm elections, a tremendous victory. since then, number of house seats more than appeared would be the case that night have gone the democrats way. not as bad a setback in the senate for them as well. i'm sure the president would never admit this. but is it your reporting in private he is realizing that was a setback for him, the midterms? >> it seems to be dawning on the president the

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ministry has turned out to be correct he spoke exclusively with russia's first deputy permanent representative to the un dmitri polanski he said that western powers officially at least refusing to acknowledge any wrongdoing by ukraine first of all the really don't want to put the blame on ukraine in any case that's their position and that's their physician for many years whatever you cream does whatever crimes ukrainian leaders come eat they just don't want to acknowledge these and secondly the dystopic the whole situation is developing very very quickly very fast saw that at the moment when for example at the moment when we called for this meeting in the morning. i didn't dispose of this kind of information but they only scheme to national aegis is so our agencies and i really decided to work towards it during the security council meeting i think this is this is very important these shows really to what extent of the korean side was eager to talk i mean this provocation and to do it in the most in the most violent violent way they didn't even care we were exactly they were located they just needed to engage with border guards and to create a problem for us

safety officials have been asked to take corrective steps.sselshiefs meet in to discuss the escalating budget standoff with italy. the european union has essentially rejected the italian budget because of the size of the deficit. the italian prime minister has a college that there is no plan b for the budget, indicating that they have no intention to comply with eu demands. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, i'm emma chandra. b.x: always have a plan i have one just for living life. u.s. sanctions coming back into effect today, president trump wants increased pressure over what he calls malign iranian behavior in the u.s. -- in the middle east. waivers may be granted within the next hour to allow for continued import of iranian oil. joining us for more is ashley peterson, senior oil market analyst. stratus is maintaining its forecast, as well as tom petri, joining us on the phone. the rhetoric into the sanctions was that the u.s. would take a much harder stance, in it to win it, brutal. do the waiver

correction. that's one man's opinion, not the official white house view or anything like that. i think they market down, the correction is probably overdue. we had a much bigger one, by the way, last winter. no, i don't think that trade enters into it. >> is this the start of a long-term downturn? >> i don't think so, robert. the case i make is the economy, to me, looks so strong and durable right now. confidence is up, jobs are up. blue collar is up, small businesses are up, we'll get to that, i guess. we're seeing very good business investment, which is really the heart of a solid recovery, maybe a little sloppy in the third quarter, but capital goods orders are huge right now. so it seems to me, you know, again, profits are the mother's milk of stocks. and profits are the life blood of the economy and i think that profits are going to continue to rise. and i think we're hitting on all cylinders and i do want to mention for our group, i'm sorry you can't see this, you probably have. for small business i'm a great devotee of the nfib, i hope i'm not offending anybody, but do a

went down off the coast of indonesia last month safety officials investigating the crash found one of the plane sensors have provided and correct data on safety net as supplies to nearly two hundred fifty aircraft. so it first emerged this week as a very cute viral video you've probably seen this video of this baby bear struggling to climb a snow mountain was jailed on social media about twenty million times it was service and example of you can achieve anything if you don't give up but after a closer look at shows the mother bear pushed the baby down because she fears a drone is following them less larssen a bear biologist warrants and strong misuse he says regulations on filming need to be stricter the mom is actually really stressed out she's constantly looking at the drone to kind of see where it's at i think the drone operator having his drone and so close forced her to make a decision that normally she would have made with a bit more time she kind of crossed that that steep drift on iraq and typically you know they'll be really careful to pick the route that they're come can make safely and that they can stay with their c

for somebody that there's more consensus for rather than electing an official that only has a minority of voters behind them. >> correcthoice voting, if in the first tally of the votes one of the candidates gets over 50% then they win. there aren't any further -- the same as any other vote. but in the case where there isn't a clear majority then they go to the second and third place. they look for who the voters voted for in second and third place and eventually a candidate gets 50%. but it ensures -- it also gives a chance for third-party candidates, third parties and fourth parties to become viable over time. right now we just have two dominant parties that, you know, basically have a monopoly. if you're interested in the green party or libertarian party it's essentially a throw away vote. let's be honest. you go in and you know your candidate is not going to win and, in fact, in all likelihood that vote for third candidate will help the candidate that you least want to win. with rank choice voting you can vote with your heart, vote for what you want instead of your fear. >> you can vote for the independent if you li