at -- vonnie quinn and i'm vonnie quinn. vonnie: and i'm vonnie quinn. are the top stories we are covering from the bloomberg and around the world. volumes dominate as investors stay on the sidelines ahead of the u.s. congressional election. the pound taking up the pace, despite weak services. and italian bonds drop. we are live in brussels. let's take a look at where the european markets are. the volume stories most significant takeaway. it is definitely worth paying attention to. you will see something that looks a little bit like this.

vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets."g news, a judge has ordered the white house to immediately restored cnn white house correspondent jim acosta's access to the white house. a federal judge once again has said that the president must restore white house access to cnn reporter jim acosta, at least for now. this is pending a further hearing. it comes amid the president's escalating feud with the media, more specifically cnn. other networks have rallied around cnn in defense of the first amendment right to cover the presidents, including fox news and also bloomberg news, which filed a friend of court briefing in the matter. guy? guy: let's talk a bit about what is happening right now. over the last 24 hours, we have been focused on u.k. assets surrounding the brexit story. let's show you where we are as we come toward the close of play this friday. the ftse 100 is down. and in many ways we saw yesterday as being at a headline level, the ftse 100 with a nonevent. a similar theme today. the market is finishing fairly flat, bu

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vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. i'm guy johnson. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." here are the top stories we are covering from the bloomberg and around the world. talk of a tree do between the u.s. and china sending stocks soaring in asia. europe is still up. the u.s. is down now. the early cynics may have suggested the president was trying to talk about it as a way to get stocks rallied into midterms. if u.s. price action is anything to go by, it's not working. yes we are getting some wage inflation, topping 3%. should a december hike from the fed now be baked in? italy's pmi data shows the biggest slow down in four years. we will -- take you live to rome. let's go to the marked to show you what is going on. european markets are higher and the dax is leading the charge, up by .9%. it was up significantly more earlier on. the dax is probably the index with the most exposure to the result,conomy, and as a up by 1%. the auto sector, this is a trade the dax is leading the charge, up bystory, up by 2% today. european autos pricing in that rapprochement between the u.s

vonnie: i am vonnie quinn.dere fallout from the of the saudi critic jamal khashoggi is mounting for the crown prince. we are joined by libby cantrill. in terms of what this is going to mean in terms of saudi policy moving forward, how will this affect the vision 2030? how will it affect the aramco ipo? what we see economic impacts flowing from this story? that willisly story clearly affect the relationship between riyadh in washington. libby: as it relates to the administration's approach to saudi arabia, which i can speak to, there are two big implications here. one is just in terms of the administration not wanting to watch.0 oil under their they are trying to thread the needle with saudi because of the oil issue. they do not want to see gas prices spike in the united states, especially during election season. iran, saudi arabia is viewed as a strategic partner as it relates to our engagement or lack thereof, of iran. the administration will have those two objectives forefront when they are thinking about the

vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg markets.t's turn our attention to westminster as theresa may tries to convince her cabinet to support the brexit agreement, enter government is trying to win over british business. the five lobby groups met with government ministers this morning. let's get a market perspective and bring in john wraith, the head of u.k. economic and strategy. he joins us from ubs. process,one step in a now, clearly all of the steps have to be made in order for reality. become nevertheless, we have a situation where you have a cabinet meeting to approve it and then the parliamentary session that has to approve it, as well. the eurosterling option volatility. you can see what has happened as of late. this will capture most of the events. this increasingly feels like a binary events. how is the market trying to price it? john: you have seen relief because getting this far was essential if we are going to get anywhere, but it does seem the way this has certainly come about may have occurred by the u.k. government m

i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to bloomberg markets. from bloomberg world headquarters, here are top stories. rebound,s and equity leading the rally today. problems, mexico's currency is weaker as president trump threatens to shut down the border. cyber monday, why today is expected to set new records for online u.s. shopping. let's get a check of equity markets that are rallying. we are halfway into the trading day. >> we do have a rebound rally for two weeks. highs, both the s&p 500, the dow up less than 1%. all three averages up more than 1.5%, a blast of relief over the holiday shopping season plus apause for the extreme selling action relative to all. appleas to do with apple, had on the morning been higher. now down .5%. toward even.ng if we look at the s&p 500, we can see the influence of apple. than 1.5%. up more drifting lower, the s&p drifted lower. .9%.&p 500 up something happened over the last hour that is starting to unwind. into the bloomberg, let us look at the market cap of apple and microso

you see quinn cook and kevin durant. cook getting lots of time with curry out.er cook pushing it ahead to klay thompson. beautiful pass and nice finish. then durant with the pass, doesn't even have to dribble. for three. yes. then durant again this time running the offense...goes off a pick left side. how bout a little fade away. that's two points right there. close game early on. quinn cook boy he started red hot. for three. that is in the basket. fans are loving it. then how bout some klay thompson action. of the screen. mid range jumper and that's in. quinn cook came up big in this game. he had 27 points. durant would score 28 and klay had 24. warriors go on to win 116 to 100. again we don't know when curry will be back. should get an update sunday but kerr said the injury doesn't look like a very bad strain. the 49ers don't play until monday night this week but the raiders will be in action sunday in oakland. they host the los angeles chargers.the chargers are one of the hottest teams in the nfl at 6-2. raiders one of the worst teams in the league. the raide

vonnie: and i'm vonnie quinn. guy: here are the top stories we are covering from the bloomberg and around the world. volumes dominate as investors stay on the sidelines ahead of the u.s. congressional election. the pound taking up the pace, despite weak services. and italian bonds drop. we are live in brussels. let's take a look at where the european markets are. the volume stories most significant takeaway. it is definitely worth paying attention to. you will see something that looks a little bit like this. volume is a little rat -- little light. we are seeing a low trading day. clearly the trade story. nevertheless the dax was trading the flatfoot. you have the pound trading. we saw some week service data earlier on. we are about to start seeing arrivals in brussels. eurozone finance are going to be gathering. they are going to be talking an awful lot about what comes next for italy. abigail doolittle, over to you. : the tech heavy nasdaq lowered now moments ago or minutes ago. s&p 500 and the dow also slightly

vonnie: from new york, i vonnie quinn.european close" on "bloomberg markets. ♪ guy: here at the top stories we are covering. the fed wants and rising trade tensions could trigger a big asset price drop. speaks atthe chairman noon eastern and we will bring that to you live. brexit break down. the bank of england is about to publish the effects of breaking away from the e.u. we will bring that to you live. 600redit is forced to pay more pounds. is on the other side of the trade. let's talk about the markets and show you where we are in europe. we are still waiting for the main event of the day and that is the statement

this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn.: and in london, i'm guy johnson. this is bloomberg markets. where is mark zuckerberg? that is the question lawmakers from the u.k. and other nations asked today in various parliaments. this image was tweeted of an empty chair after the facebook founder failed to show up for an international hearing on fake news and privacy concerns. alex webb joins us now. there was a certain amount of theater around all of this. how seriously should we take it? alex: there was no chance he was ever going to turn up. we also had representatives from belgium, france, argentina, brazil, singapore. they claimed in total they represented the interests of more than 400 million people. they already had the cto of facebook earlier this year. he said can't answer that question, let me get back to you. the argument from the parliamentarians then was, we didn't have a real answer, we need somebody who can answer the questions, and we think that person is mark zuckerberg. richard allen turned up and he couldn't

. >> jack quinn, thank you so much forgiving us your expertise. >> thank you. >>> as the president sides with the saudis, one senator says this shows the president's autocratic tendencies and weakness on the world stage. he'll join me live next. >>> just in, chief justice john roberts speaking out in a rather rebuke of a sitting president. hear how roberts addresses the president's attacks on judges. ordinary eggs? not in this house. 'cause that's no ordinary family. that's your family. which is why you didn't grab just any cheese. you picked up new kraft expertly paired cheddar and swiss for eggs. beat that! kraft. family greatly. starts with looking buiat something old,nk and saying, "really?" so capital one is building something completely new. capital one cafes. inviting places with people here to help you, not sell you. and savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. because that's how it should be.

beyond fast. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn.om london time guy johnson. -- from london, i'm guy johnson. isoomberg markets -- this "bloomberg markets." here's kailey leinz. kailey: the president threatened to close the u.s.-muska border permanently -- u.s.-mexico border permanently. get ready for six minutes of terror. that's what nasa is calling a high-stakes plunge across the surface of mars to get to a successful landing of a space probe including a seven-month journey with a series of intricately orchestrated maneuvers. nasa hopes the mission can answer critical questions about the planet.ys of global news 24 hours a day, on air and on tictoc, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm kailey leinz. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. is scaling back its operations in north america. we have some breaking news now, gm will close five north american plants in 2019 and cut by 15%, and will cease operations of two additional plants outside north america by the end of next year. five nort

vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. i'm guy johnson. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets."e top stories we are covering from the bloomberg and around the world. talk of a tree do between the u.s. and china sending stocks soaring in asia. europe is still up. the u.s. is down now. the early cynics may have suggested the president was trying to talk about it as a way to get stocks rallied into midterms. if u.s. price action is anything to go by, it's not working. yes we are getting some wage inflation, topping 3%. should a december hike from the fed now be baked in? italy's pmi data shows the biggest slow down in four years. we will -- take you live to rome. let's go to the marked

you see quinn cook and kevin durant. cook getting lots of time with curry out.rter cook pushing it ahead to klay thompson. beautiful pass and nice finish. then durant with the pass, doesn't even have to dribble. for three. yes. then durant again this time running the offense...goes off a pick left side. how bout a little fade away. that's two points right there. close game early on. quinn cook boy he started red hot. for three. that is in the basket. fans are loving it. then how bout some klay thompson action. of the screen. mid range jumper and that's in. quinn cook came up big in this game. he had 27 points. durant would score 28 and klay had 24. warriors go on to win 116 to 100. again we don't know when curry will be back. should get an update sunday but kerr said the injury doesn't look like a very bad strain. (j.r.)the 49ers don't play nig but the raiders will be in action sunday in oakland. they host the los angeles chargers.the chargers are one of the hottest teams in the nfl at 6-2. raiders one of the worst teams in the league. the raiders need to stop p

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set out and then by the way i'm buying the cd and quinn tag would have been i'm buying a new somebody new and my i mean my friends visiting me and yeah it's going to be bad i mean when i got. the other molly locals on backing away because the camera shot it's because of i.e. shows boys they work in the town and preserve the public it's the stupidities and the queen of the but the harm hunt is accompanied by her husband his own ways happy to attend such events. you know. what is money. we're not talking about on the. i've been doesn't it come out it up. was on top. of not a mile. long. what i'm basically a good idea sort of some of it is that people don't you don't they are. going to one up and i was going to give them now you to have my daughter how about. doc and . don't doubt that i've done. i would your model. sort of any one i'm. going to buy because it doesn't. mean that i want to go to. the location that i would if. you know one of them without it but i will do what a. pleasure to. be the bum with it and i think that one more doing a thing would have been the one thing going to

i am vonnie quinn. amanda: i am amanda lang.teresting story we both want to talk about, the trend of millennials paying for things in installments. what really jumped out is technology enables this. is kind of an obvious fit. it is also keeping with our government and our society's view of get it now and pay for it later. vonnie: this is another fork in the road if i can use an expression coming into play recently. for credit cards and stores to try to grab the marginal dollar. they are targeting millennial shoppers. so is other players already in the market. the likes of discover, the brands that have been there for a long time in the credit card market of warning these new companies could run into trouble if the economy sours and default spikes. it is a little scary when a millennial has to pay for a t-shirt or pair jeans by layaway or installments. if you have to do that you will not be a customer of the brand. our next guest continues with the finer things in life with the holiday shopping season underway. all eyes are on re

definitely. >> quinn's unit used pig's blood to simulate a head wound.ake it look convincing to leon. >> when you're dealing with a doctor who's -- probably seen wounds, then, you need to be -- as realistic as you can. >> he's been shot? >> yes. shot in the head. >> in the photos? >> shot in the head. yes. >> meghan's role was different. she played the victim of a kidnapping. >> we zip tied her hands, zip tied her feet and, then, duct taped around her mouth. for us, this is very clinical. but in meghan's case, it hit her. and the tears were flowing. and she just broke down. >> there's no words. i'm sitting there just hysterical. but i guess it made the photos look better, because it was real tears. it was real emotion. >> meanwhile adam, the undercover police officer posing as a hitman, exchanged texts and calls with leon. >> i want that taken care of asap, too. this has gotta be -- fixed. >> most of the conversations have to do with leon asking me to hurry up and commence with the -- with the murders. >> we just want these two situations taken care of i

measure here's quinn cook hitting a fade away jumper. season high 2ts for him. warriors win 116-100. >>> before the bucks/clippers game, both teams paid tribute to the victims who their lives in thousand oaks. action has to be taken from this because there can only be so many prayers and so many condolences. >>> the giants/49ers game at levi stadium monday night mandalay bay i may be postponed or relocated. air quality in santa clara is still poor due to the campfire. it conmoved to the stadium or pushed to tuesday night. it is still scheduled to take place sunday afternoon. that's it for sports. more news after the break. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mik i'm in product development at comcast. and all thro' the house. 'twas the night before christmas, we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. not a creature was sin there are chefs, bakers and food order takers

this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. the european close on bloomberg markets. dealtheresa may us brexit has triggered an exit of cabinet members and their are votes of no confidence from a conservative colleagues, possibly triggering a leadership challenge. let's bring in the labour mp for exit are and a former secretary of health and culture. hello. what have you made it today? we are ruminating on what today has caused us. people are watching around the world, what message would you send to them and say this is the direction. important thing to understand is the deal theresa may has come back with will not get through parliament. parliament will also not count this no deal. so no deal is not going to happen. i think the growing number of politicians is we can only resolve this i having another referendum. guy: you think we -- if we don't get an election, it's likely we have a referendum. labourwanted to be a government so we can address the issues, but we can only have a general election in this country under the six t

vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn.iggest challenge yet to the world's largest -- largest car alliance, we're joined now by elizabeth, bloomberg europe auto editor. we still don't know what the future of the alliance is. it is an -- a critical investment they are grappling with. are we getting any clarity to what they hold going forward? >> not quite, i would say. it is still too early in the process. i would point out is everyone involved, all the stakeholders in the french government, nissan, they have all come out to say that they pledged to keep the alliance going, that they think it is important to keep it going. road, --own the tonight.ard is meeting what else can we hear from the meeting? >> we have been told by some sources that the meeting may possibly name the interim leader , the french state, they seem to be behind the choice. they have had quite a good time. he has been a coo and also a protege. we are also waiting to take a bit more of a position on the news that has been put out by nissan with these. that

vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn.ropean close" on "bloomberg markets." ♪ guy: here of the top stories from the bloomberg and around the world. gridlock nbc with the u.s. midterms. stocks and bonds rallying. the president, will he double down on his trade strategy with china? and the fed in focus, with the midterms in the review mirror -- with the midterms in the rearview mirror, talking about how hawkish they will be. here is a picture we find ourselves with. the midterm results and thinking about what comes next. gainingis up by .8% over the last hour. we are seeing a lot of refraction for the dollar. it is down pretty much across the g10

vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. .""bloomberg markets president trump has appointed matt whitaker as acting attorney general after jeff sessions resigned according to the president's request. we are joined by bloomberg's investigative reporter for legal enforcement. what does this mean for the mueller probe? reporter: this is a real threat to special counsel robert mueller's probe because he has been protected by rod rosen sign, the assistant deputy attorney general. now there is a new acting attorney general who seems to be very much in sync with the president's view that mueller is on a witchhunt. i would view this as a real threat to mueller's work. suggestion --any acting,ious as to why and i am curious as to why he may have to recuse himself as well. i'm assuming that there's been a kind of ethics conversation here. greg: maybe there should be, but we are not sure from our reporting that there has been a conversation with the internal ethics probe. about why he is an acting attorney general rather than a formerly n

. ♪ live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: from london, i'm guy johnson.his is "bloomberg markets. let's get" -- markets." let's get back to the conversation we were having. kind oftalking about where the value lies on the curve. i'm curious as to your thoughts as to how long it takes to get from where we are now, which according to jay powell is above trend growth, let's call it 3.5%, down to a more sustainable level. let's say 2%. what is the path to that level? ash: the glide path to that level if this is able to bring liquidity and monetary downward gradual, that trend from 3.5% real gdp, with most people would argue is unsustainable, to something more sustainable like 2% should be calm and continuous. what can derail the continuous trend or convergence to 2% real gdp is an inflation shock. if money stays cheaper too long, you are going to run into a problem and every single central wars have runrld into this problem where they have allowed the music to play for too long. inflation comes in unexpectedly like it always does and when it comes in, it come

this one, a 14-yarder to the rookie trey quinn. first touchdown of his career. and a little ode to the office with the scarn-dance. got to make it count, right? momentum lost right away, though. next drive, daksrescott amari cooper. he knows what to do with it. 40-yard touchdown gives dallas the lead back.xt cowboys drive, prescott,er coop back at it. this time, fabian moreau misses a tackle. get that teem today? and it's a 90, yes, a 90-yard touchdown. keep dallas up 24-13, and they weren't done. in the fourth, dak avoids sack attempts, finds his way into the end zone. more misse tackling. five-yard touchdown, and his good friend zeke puts him in thn salvat army kettle. we've seen that before. cowboys win it 31-23. redskins have now lost two straight. and with more from at&t stadium, welcome back in sherreeburress. sherree, we knew this team was ber of challenges on this short week and they just weren't able to overcome them. >> rorter: no, theyweren't, george. and this was the most adversity that we've seen this team face this season. they had a new quarterbac

fromnew york -- vonnie: new york i am vonnie quinn. this is european markets.top stories we are covering from the bloomberg and alarmed the world. -- around the world. markets await the midterm, investors cautious as americans head to the polls. pushesup, dominic roth the pound higher but time is running out for a november brexit deal. the u.k. cabinet met today and maybe again this week. friedman steps down. --ostile takeover we are counting you down after the u.s. bid terms. today markets dominated i have budget factors. italy is certainly part of the story as well. the pound is trading higher today.

and dale quinn beat him. it was close, but bill quinn beat him.ll the other democrats were winning. but bill quinn beat burns. republicans always had all sorts of ideas about how he was financed during the three years he was off because he was campaigning right away. he beat quinn and became governor. he was governor for the state of hawaii for the next 12 years, three terms. although, in his last term, he became ill after the first couple of years. -- he cancer and he was became an acting governor -- the lieutenant governor became acting governor and burns struggled with cancer and died serna -- died soon after his term was officially over. burns was a proper kind of guy. he works through institutions, the democratic party, rhesus attaining an institution that never really had any substance to begin with. he took it and made something out of it, brought these people together, labor, japanese-americans, put the two together and made it the dominant party, which it still is overwhelmingly today. there are four republicans in in a houseture today of

rookie wide receiver trey quinn returned to the field.uinn activat off injured reserve since being out week one with an ankle injury. d.j. swearinger does not need a boost, facing off against the team who drafted him. d.j. called out the texbis head coacll o'brien on social media for how his time ended in houston. the high energy safety has plenty of motivation for sunday. >> didn't end on a good note. it was personal. i feel like it won personal. ne reason i why i got cut. everything happe for a reason. it wl probably be one of the best games you've seenri swnger play in a long time. but you know, i'm gng to trynt to keep thatensity going after i played great this we f. mymer team, of course, this is definitely, it will be 3-0 for my revenge. >> whoa. >> getback time. >> i'm thinking about gavin mckale, only in hockey, you can find somebody and put him on there. >> he's the women's college -- >> women's college -- >> manitoba. >> exactly, universityf o t >>> at's going to do it for us. stay warm out there and dry be "the tonight show" is

vonnie: and in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. and this is "bloomberg markets."sche bank shares hitting a record low as investors turned their concern role intheir potential a money laundering scandal. let's go to frankfurt, now. steven arons joins us from there. stephen, what do we actually know? what is confirmed about their potential all this? >> i mean nothing has been confirmed on the record, but what has happened is yesterday the whistleblower at the center of all of this, a former bank employee testified to the parliament and said that he european bank with a u.s. subsidiary was involved and we later found out he was referring to deutsche bank and it has drawn the bank into this scandal and i think that everyone is now asking what exactly was its role . did it know about this, what could it have done to prevent these flows? the question is now look at happen to deutsche bank and investors are trying to figure out what exactly this could mean for them as a whole. as you say, do we have any understanding about the size and the scope of what this could ultima

. >>> lonnie quinn, the chief weathercaster at our new york station, wcbs, is following a blast of bitterhanksgiving cold headed to the northeast and the rain that will bring both relief and problems to the west. >> we needed the rain before, we're not going to get it before wednesday. the problem is this is a lot of rain. you're looking at some areas, wherever you see the areas shaded in red, you're talking about picking up the potential of five inches of rain. you have fire-scarred land, you put five inches of rain on top of it, mudslides are a big problem. that's the situation out west. if you look at what's going on on the east coast, we have a front coming through. it's going to bring in some really cold air. it's going to be the coldest feeling air of the season. this is thanksgiving morning. new york city's 22 degrees. hartford at 17. 14 in boston. 5 in bangor. 10 in albany. 10 in binghamton. you've got pretty good winds behind the front. new york city where it's 22 degrees with 30 mile-per-hour gusts, the 22 feels like 6 degrees or maybe 10 degrees at best. and new york city's als

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. ♪ vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. johnsonlondon, i am guy .s is the european close on "bloomberg markets." vonnie: breaking news on apple. justices appeared to allow an antitrust suit to go ahead. the justices would be hearing arguments and they have heard the arguments across the ideological spectrum of the court. apple says the case focuses on commissions it charges app developers and only the developers can claim those fees. the supreme court decisions is only direct -- it is interesting to see supreme court justices are looking like they are poised to allow this antitrust lawsuit to go ahead. let's check the appleshare prices, up .6%. president trump resuming his tweets on border security, urging mexico to deport what he calls flag-waving migrants. we are joined by kevin cirilli, bloomberg's chief washington correspondent. why is the president reopening this rhetoric right now? kevin: more than 40 migrants arrested along the u.s./mexico border over the weekend. part of the 8000 migrants part of that caravan as the president has alluded to

in hong kong, i'm vonnie quinn. markets." "bloomberg vonnie: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, tech shares swell after reports that apple is canceling an iphone production boom. and racing for the midterms, the most expensive contests in u.s. history, counting down to their final hours. will we see a split congress? i speak with a gop strategist this half hour. and thursday is fed day, policymakers expected to leave interest rates unchanged. shahid ladha is here with his outlook. abigail doolittle is with us. we are halfway into the trading day, abigail, still a little mixed? 500,il: the dow and s&p trading a little higher, and you can see some real weakness there indexe bank index -- bang . here are some of those names that are really dragging. apple is dragging on each of the major averages, the nasdaq is down 3.4% following the greater friday andline on the last two being days for apple, the worst since 2013, buyers are really pulling out of apple, driving -- dragging on nvidia, bringing the chips down overall

. ♪ i ame: from new york, vonnie quinn.uy: in london, i am guy johnson and this is the european close on bloomberg markets. trade tensions between the u.s. and china are the backdrop to the g20 summit taking place in argentina. not the only issue that will be talked about. let's get a preview from buenos aires with michael mckee, our international politics and economic correspondent. we like to talk about -- the president talking about trade as he left or the event. some meetings taking place, quitting those between the saudi crown prince and others, including vladimir putin. what will you be watching out for? michael: we have to see what happens with the meeting on saturday night between president trump and president xi jinping of china. the president on his way out of the white house heading to win a sorry's said he is close -- to argentina,a he wants to do something, there is a feeling that the u.s. and china may be on the verge of a deal because they were the mutual beneficiary but no one knows how politically that coul

quinn a i bright spotthe afternoon. he scores his first caree touchdown, giving the eidskins r furst and only lead, t13-10 he third quarter. but dallas answers back and often. >> it's caught b cooper, up the middle and into the end zone for a cowboys touchdown. >> reporter: cowboys take a lean d never look back. after a poor performance on both sides of the ball, the defense taking the blame for the tough loss. >> we lose two games in a row dcause of the defense. it ain't noamn offense, man. defense. we lost the game. we lost the game on defense two weeks in arow. if you don't do the simple things right, you're going to getmbarrassed on national tv. >> reporter: the redskins another division opponent. >> very few highlights to talk about, but one of them was the celebration right here. did you touch quinn's touchdown dance? got a lot of attention on social media. >> turns out it was a tribute to the former nbc show "the office." steve carell retweeted a tweet of a side-by-side comparison. wonder who did it best. he writ

. ♪ vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. guy: in london, i am guy johnson.his is the european close on bloomberg markets. vonnie: the debate on the top four for the federal reserve. the former governor weighed in. >> the sluggishness in inflation and the fact that we seem to be hitting a bit of a plateau, and we can anticipate that, as the effect of fiscal stimulus runs the lag effects of monetary policy click again, the economy becomes more vulnerable to a moderate external shock. vonnie: joining us is neil mackinnon. we have those comments and clarida speaking today and talking about policy normalize a shin. he is not talking about gradual adjust its. what happens next year to the u.s. economy and the path of federal reserve -- federal reserve rate increases? neil: it is a crusoe question. the money market -- it is a crucial question. the money market sense that there is a tightening taking place. speech,ichard clarida's and what he indicates is that the fed is state independent. there is a focus on expectations and market measures have gone down because o

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quinn cook....goes right side. that's a two. warriors with the lead.n here's someone you don't hear about much. damion lee. warriors going deep into their bench. lee for three yes. warriors go on to actually lose this game 112 to 109. it's only the 11th time that a steve kerr warrior's squad has ever lost two in a row. (j.r.) the oakland raiders have lost five in a row and on sunday they will go up against an arizona cardinals team that has won only two games on the season. the game is in arizona so air quality isn't an issue.the raiders have had major issues with their offensive line this year. that could be a problem against an arizona squad that has had more than 10 players with multiple sacks on the team. derek carr has been sacked 17 times in the last 4 games. overall he has been sacked 28 times in 9 games this season. arizona has struggled on the offensive side of things but the raiders have given up 20 or more points in every game this season. they are also going up against a team that beat the 49ers twice. a 49ers squad who smoked the raiders b

. ♪ vonnie: from new york i am vonnie quinn. guy: in london i am guy johnson.his is the european close. let's talk about what is happening with brexit. the u.k. and the european union continue to age towards a brexit deal. theresa may is said to be considering another cabinet meeting this week, we had one today. peter mandelson, a former minister in the blair and brown cabinet and a former european trade commissioner said at the bloomberg new economy foreign that he sees britain only having loose ties with the eu after the divorce. i think it is almost certain we are going to end up with some form of hard brexit. if we are going to really manage to this in the interest both of our own economy, investors, businesses, millions of employees that we have, then what you would be doing is leaving the european union but staying close to it. -- discusstake us the state of play with emma ross thomas. up, he said, thumbs thumbs up. what does that mean? the market slightly overreacted to his thumbs-up. what has come out since as that the cabinet did not agree on anything.

vonnie quinn spoke to both of them ahead of the showdown. hope we can get a tremendous amount of viewers in this event and see it for what it is, which is something very unique. we have never done anything like this. i think that will be a success going forward. phil: for me, it is winning. me tos an opportunity for take out these decades of frustration i've had at this guy beating me for so long. and focus it on the opportunity to take $9 million from his hands. that would be a success for me. what we are also doing is giving the viewer an opportunity to see something they don't ever get to see in a normal telecast. we will have drawn coverage -- to hear ourge, mics conversations with our caddies, no cutaways for commercials. you will hear all the talk, all the banter throughout the entire hole. that will give an insight to the viewer they have been wanting to know what is said, what type of strategies are your head, what type of banter goes on between players. this is an opportunity with only two guys to have it inside for the viewers at h

>> reporter: fred, former speaker quinn responded to this saying she is heartbroken to hear about thes. also said at least she can confirm this individual did struggle with homelessness and several other issues and called the most recent development unacceptable. we are also learning in the last few moments that he is also suspected for a recent rash of arsons not far from where we are standing. specifically at least six other locations, some associated with the jewish community. a jewish school. authorities responding to the fire overnight friday. apparently a closet was set on fire. that is where authorities made contact with him and arrested him. currently he is undergoing a psychological evaluation in a report that suggested authorities are concerned about the 26-year-old man's mental state here. they would not confirm a lot more. he has already been charged with a multitude of charges here including arson, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief and all of these are being tr t treated as hate crimes. the speaker responded and heartbroken about this, but calling these kinds of ac

vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is "the european close."t's bring our conversation back to commodities. we have been watching oil and speaking to the ceo of adnoc, about future plans for the oil giant. in the interview, the ceo mentioned international deals and competition the company faces. willn: our facility continue. and we are working on an expansion plan. which will also be supplemented by us exploring other opportunities beyond our borders. >> where could those other opportunities take you to? sultan: where the market takes us. we are a commercially motivated investment company and we're looking for opportunities that make strategic sense. gas frommporting qatar, do you imagine continuing this relationship with qatar? sultan: our intent here is to advance our portfolio. we are looking at a vast untapped reserve and we are simply doing it because we can and we should. we have the resources, we have the technology, and we are interested in new developments. we have the market and also toernational -- that want meet with us. >> if i sai

i think beating novak djokovic quinns was impressive the way he did that.edon was so disappointing, but way he lost that. he showed us the marin cilic we all know. i had a bit with a friend of mine that he would do well busier. he is my dark horse to look out for. having become just the third formula i driver in history to win five world titles, the question now being asked of lewis hamilton is will he go on and equal, or even surpass michael schumacher‘s record of seven? the mercedes driver has returned to the team's factory in the south—east of england ahead of the final race of the season a week on sunday. and he's sent a warning to his rivals that he can still get better. our sports correspondent joe wilson went to meet him. five world titles takes hundreds of employees. lewis hamilton, what exactly employees. lewis hamilton, what exa ctly d o employees. lewis hamilton, what exactly do you do? take what they have built and bring more to it. bring more out of it than anyone else can do. and that is what i have been able to do since i was a kid. my been a

christine quinn, herself weighing in on this.he released a statement saying, in part, i know this young man, and along with many others in the new york city council and social services agencies throughout the city have done everything i could over the years to help him as he grew up in and out of the foster care system, in and out of the mental health system, and in and out of homelessness. she also went on to say regardless of what kind of tough upbringing he had, his actions were "inexcusable." the temple, while it was closed on thursday, it was open for friday services, and, again, on saturday you saw the mayor attended the services here to stand in solidarity with members of the jewish community. as for that suspect, anna, he is being -- he is in a hospital the nypd tells us being evaluated. they did not go into any more specifics about what type of evaluation he is currently undergoing. >> disturbing situation there. thank you for that reporting. we'll be right back. billions of mouths. billions of problems. sore gums? bleed

polite, according to "the new york times," had interned for former city council speaker christine quinnd on initiatives to combat not only domestic violence with you hate crimes. this is disturbing and surprising for many of the community. the quinn taking to twitter saying she is heartbroken by this, recognized that this individual did have certain struggles, but at the same time, called these actions inexcusable. we should mention that the mayor of new york bill de blasio attended services here on friday in a show of solidarity. the suspect james polite remains behind bars charged with several counts of criminal mischief to the fourth degree. >> polo sandoval, thank you so much. >>> police are looking for suspects in two separate graffitis in new york this week. in brooklyn anti-semitic messages were drawn in white chalk on people's homes and garage doors. these photos released by police of men at the scene of the incident. >> take you to something that happened last week. the african burial battleground in lower manhattan was laced with racial slus ars and the monument is steps from

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