sir howard davies, good morning from new york. ntary procedure. [shouting] what's the risk -- howard: what are the risks what? tom: risks to the union. howard: if there is a hung parliament, their condition of supporting any government would be likely to be that they would agree to another referendum in scotland, and who knows what the referendum to that would be because the consensus is rather different from the last time. if the hard border is implemented, in ireland, there is a procedure by which there can be a border poll in ireland voting on which they can --sider irish unification reunification which would be triggered if opinion in the border areas is in favor of that. that is uncertain, but those are the two big risks. francine: what are the chances of the eu agreeing to some kind of technological solution that the u.k. would find to backstop? if we believe boris johnson wanting a deal, what are the chances to him coming back into the deal that is good for the eu and u.k.? howard: that is difficult to say. that you said he

on bloomberg, we will speak to howard davies, chairman of rbs.view at 11:00 a.m. london time. hurricane dorian continues to bash the bahamas but its winds are weakening as the storm widens. still, it remains dangerously powerful and forecasters are trying to map out its path. annmarie hordern joins us with more. annmarie: hurricane continues to devastate the bahamas, killing five on one island and inflicting colossal damage to infrastructure. even though now it is downgraded to a category three storm. winds slowing to 120 miles per hour from as high as 185. it has remained hazardous. move dangerously close to florida later today and you can see a cyclone of our we are. it will move to georgia and south carolina. airlines have canceled more than 1000 flights and there have been mandatory evacuations ordered in parts of georgia, florida, and south carolina. putlatest figure on costs dorian on track to be the most expensive national disaster since 2017. will cost at least $25 billion of losses for insurers and that figure could rise as much as $40 b

coming up on bloomberg, we will speak to howard davis, chairman of rbs, as the prospect of an election in the u.k. surges. we will get his thoughts on that and more. don't miss that interview at 11:00 a.m. london time. matt: definitely one to tune in for. up next, struggling to meet. the u.s. and china can't seem to set up a date as trump's tariffs trample over trust. is a resolution inside -- in sight? plus, if you are on your way into work, tune into bloomberg radio. you're anywhere else in the world, just try bloomberg rate -- bloombergradio.com on your browser. this is bloomberg. ♪ is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." matt: i'm matt miller in berlin. let's check in on the markets now in asia. for that we go to singapore with juliette saly. juieliette: it's a mixed session. cautious trade in asia. news that china and the u.s. are struggling to find a plan date sitet -- planned date to down for the next round of talks. a little upside in japanese stocks in late trade. hong kong under pressure for a second session. pboc setting the yuan rate stronger for a 10th day in a row , but still we

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espn college football game day analyst reese davis andes mond howard have preview. >> reese davis andesconference games on abc. a couple from the big 10 one from the acc starting in the big 10 with northwestern a wisconsin as good as wisconsin has been wildcats have a history of slowing jonathan tailor. >> going into last week's game michigan huss had a history of not letting jonathan tailor score. he is breaking trends. jonathan tailor is the 13 leading rush ner college football. averaging 146 yards per game. 7.5 yards per carry. that's a tall order for the wildcats to stop j.t. >>nd even taller order from north carolina dropping the last two games. now they take op number one clemson. >> yeah, north carolina has struggled lately. going up against clemds this team averages 42 points a game. looking at trevor lawrence, numbers aren't that great. 7 touchdown passes but five interception but the offense still roehling. i don't think unc has the joe toes stop the offense. >> the game in ohio state and nebraska. second meeting ever between programs which each have nine hundred all-time vict

coming up tomorrow, we are joined by the rbs chair, howard davis.at 11:00 a.m. in london, 6:00 a.m. in new york. we will talk about brexit and banks. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg surveillance. i am francine lacqua in london. tom keene offer labor day. he was a look at what you should be watching today and this week. this morning, the u.k.'s manufacturing reading shows it slumping at the fastest pace in seven years pre-despite weakness in august for the pound, we will get the services pmi on wednesday. thursday, we wait for german manufacturing orders to give us another snapshot of how deep the slowdown in europe's largest economy rents. and it is a double whammy to end the week. a right decision from europe central bank and u.s. job data before the fed meeting this month. we will have elevated economic uncertainty weighing on unemployment. we have simon derrick and danae kyriakopoulou both still with us. danae, when you look at the concern of the u.s. economy, what do you worry about? is it central-bank independence or the data turning? da

for howard, it's his second stint in l.a. davis comes over from new orleans. but i'm right now not in talking-about-it mode. i've been very quiet this summer for a reason. my mother always told me, don't talk about it, be about it. that's where i'm at. >> the as have just clenched a wildcard spot before they hit the diamonds. cleveland has just lost to washington by the th 8-2. the bears are 4-0. cal will take on arizona state under the friday night lights. cal squeaked past ole miss. an extra effort could go a long way to getting a w tonight. >> they know how small the margins are in winning and losing. we found a way to win four games, which is great. we all know we got to get better. >> that's what great teams do, they continue to improve. if we stay the same we're going to have a lot of different conversations. they know that. >> second round of the safe way open in napa. tony romo fans watching their man after shooting 2 under in the first round u , he struggle. needing this eagle on 16 to give him a chance. oh, he's still good at reading defenses, but no

ohio state takes on nebraska in lincoln espn college football game day analyst rece davis andes mond howarda prezbru reese davies and disdesmond. a couple of games from the big ten one from the acc start with northwestern and wisconsin as good as wisconsins wildcats h w a history of slowing them down. michigan had a history of not letting johnson score. this man went trade. jonathan fairly is the third leading rush ner all of college football. averaging 146 yards we are per game. 7.0 yards per care that's a tall order for the wildcats. >> and taller order from north carolina stropping are dropping the last two games. now taking on clemson. >> north carolina struggled lately going again clemds in team averages 42 points a game. numbers aren't gait great. 7 touchdown passes but five interception but the i think unc has the joes to stop clemson. >> moye state and february, a second meeting ever between programs which each have nine hundred all-time victory but myostate a different level. what does nebraska have to do. >> they need to exercise ball control on offense. they need the ball out of

. >> reese davies andes mond howard. three conference games on abc.ig ten one from the ac starting with the big ten. as good as wisconsin has been wiemgts haves a history of slowing down jonathan taurl. >> going into last week's game michigan had a history of not letting jonathan taylor score and he went crazy. he is breaking trends this year. jonathan fairly is the third leading rush ner all college football right now averaging 146 yards per game. 7.5 yardsy per carry. that's a tall order for the wildcats to stop j.t. >> and even taller order from north carolina dropping the last two games. now taking on clemson. >> north carolina has struggled lately. going up against clemds this team averages 42 points a game. you look at trevor lawrence, numbers aren't that great, 7 touchdown passes. but five interceptions. but that offense is still rolling. i don't think unc has the joes to stop the offense. >> and the game we see in lincoln ohio state and nebraska, a second meeting ever between programs which each have nine hundred all-time victories but hoi sta

espn college football amounts reese davis andes mond howard have a preview. >> i love the rivalry gamesh between pittsburgh and penn state but none might be the last none scheduled the next few years and none in the foreseeable future what's the key to this game patching the panther and the lyannes. >> i think the key is penn state's office if they can move the ball against pitt's defense. pitt's defense going to have to put pre zero interceptions. you know that pat narduy is making sure clifford is uncomfortable get the ball like it. >> after pittsburg and pen state it's bsc by yuchlt troejings a being wig bin. >> that's a big win especially starting a freshman quarterback. he through for 377 yards. 3 touchdowns and the big stat, zero interceptions. didn't turn over the ball. they put 45 points up on the board against stafford now he goes on the road against the tough cougar defense. >> we have no games matching ranked. ohants first time in nearly two years. >> yeah. >> but the last time we had a weekend like this syracuse unranked knocked off clemson. that will be the proimt game in a

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