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resources oft all the federal government are focused on the arriving storm, i am decided to send our vice president mike pence to poland this weekend in my place. it is something very important for me to be here. the storm looks like it could be a very big one indeed. mike will be going. polishst spoken to the president and expressed my the wishes of and the american people. our highest priority is the safety and security of the people in the path of the hurricane. i will be rescheduling my trip to poland in the near future. we are gathered here in the rose garden to establish the united states space command. a big deal. command,west combatant it will defend america's vital interests in space, the next war fighting domain. i think that is obvious to everybody. it is all about space. we are joined by vice president mike pence, secretary of defense dr. mark esper, acting director of national intelligence joe of the, acting secretary army, ryan mccarthy, acting secretary of the air force matt donovan, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general joseph dunford, and congressman mike tu

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recent forest to space was the 1st time india was trying to compete on an international platform and oft cited figures that this mission was just $140000000.00 which is a fraction of what the us spent on the apollo mission another figure that's often cited is that the fact that this amount of smaller than what was spent on the last 2 engines movie it was important for india to show itself as a space bar in that way and india continues to be ambitious they did quote it has sent one mission to the more earlier it sent a mission to mars and it plans to have a manned mission. to the morning by 2022 so the ambitions continue but of course there's going to have to be more investigative investigation introspection perhaps more investment to make sure that such missions continue to be successful in the missions as well in delhi thank you very much. let's now take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world hurricane dorian is heading towards canada after making landfall in the u.s. states of north and south carolina howling winds and heavy rain knocked out power to more than

oft, the 70th anniversary the coming this party in china.ll get the latest from the region. -- of the communist party in china. we will get the latest from the region. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." it's time for your latest bloomberg business flash. after a to multiple's year, deutsche bank is back where it a tumultuouster year, softbank is back where it started. uber's sagging valuation and wework's calamitous attempts to go public. in china, timo has gone live, betweenry joint venture alibaba and another company. alibaba has pretty to chinese consumers could make up half of the luxury market by 2025. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. guy. the still ahead, conservative party conference is underweight in manchester. exchequerllor of the is currently speaking, making headlines on the u.k. minimum wage, to be raised over the next five years. there is prime minister boris johnson. this is the picture we have. we are trading at session h

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. >> earlier today he touched down at moffet field for a fund w in president come ptentas back more oft. ntusa. trump landed at the field this morning to attend a fund raiser at this silicon valley mansion hosted by scott mcneely and his wife. greeting the president as he got off the plane. >> he's acutely aware of the homeless crisis, of the one-sided government, the housing crisis, of the water crisis. you know, he's very familiar with california's issues. >> reporter: about 500 guests each paying between $1,000 and $100,000 a ticket spent a few hours with the president under tense and heavy security. >> the president wable, nn wcrd sengpo thein alpine road showing they weren't thrilled about the president's visit. >> obviously the majority of people here in the bay area do not support the president, but those who do are quite suppo supportive in part because of that bunker mentality. >> reporter: inside attendees say no one was paying attention to the protests. >> he loved the part of the state that was with him there today. >> i hope he returns tomorrow quite frankly. he can't come

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bankruptcy.very quic the thinking has been they have been doing extremely well, and perhaps because oft the uaw feels they deserve higher wages. what has also happened is that general tors announced it was closing 4 plants and that did not sit well with the uaw either. they want more job security for the workers who are left. laura: how big of an issue is increasing automation of the auto industry and the loss of jobs? micheline: the loss of jobs is a huge, huge issue. it isn't so much the loss of the jobs themselves, but jobs are being performed by tporary workers, and it is taking uaw members longer to get the exact wages that the veteran workers get. and so automation is not so much the issue, just that the uaw wants what is left to be laura: what are the consequences for the car industry in the u.s. if this continues? micheline: generally car buyers are reluctant to purchase vehicles from a dealer if then company isrike, and general motors have the problem of having 50% more cars at dealerships than it should have this time of the year. general motors dealers have a supply. it is ju

it is not a matter oft st inating a political opponent. it is a matter of investigating a former vice president of the united states where there areue realions about the proprietary nature of his actions. i woul talso notet the ukrainian president is the one who brought up the matter when he referred to giuliani, the president's attorneywhich prompted the presidentbio mention jon. la thank you for being with us. >> thank you so much. laura: for the democratic response to what has happened, i spoke with congressman brendan boyle on capitol hill. i asked him about his reaction to the whistblower's complaint. rep. boyle: to give you the sort gsof an analysis of how th have moved, just a week ago there were only about 125, 130 members of congress who were in favor of an impeachment inquiry that number has almost doubled. that should tell people the level of serioness with which are dealing. d e idea that a president of the united states woenly seek interference in our election from an outside entity, whether that is an individual or a foreign

evan: i think that had to have been a part oft. i will say that i think another perhaps more significant drivero here is that in the united states, there is such a partisan battle between republicans and decrats, as our inlligence services were reporting to the country that we were under attackefore and during -- after the attack and during the attack, it was such a partisan fight about wh true or not. i think there was pressure on our intelligence community to offer more informatiut the source. andy so as td that, the source would have been more exposed. at the same time, we have a gpresident who was reveal classified information to the russian foreign minister in a meeting in the oval office aho the white. and that i am sure would havell given the inence services cause and reason to worry about the source. laura: evan mcmullin, thanks sng much for bith us. evan: thank you. laura: you are watching "bbc a world nerica." still to come on tonight's m,progow can be bogged play a role in battling climate change? weo to scotland to find

when you look into the future, oft is the future transportation look like? think we can bring it together. have thatwe can singular app where every morning when you wake up, any way that get from point a to point b, we can give you the information that is relevant to with live pricing, inventory, et cetera. we now have mass transit in the app. we're going to tell you, mass transit you can take, subway, an uber, pool. if it's a long enough trip, you can take an elevate as well. uniquely positioned as a company to have all that information together and we can thing fore transportation, the same thing for local commerce. and with eats restaurants, only the beginning, and we can do the same thing with logistics. to other company in the world is positioned to solve local transportation, local commerce and i think we're in a spearhead position to do so. >> where is uber in five years, years? >> so much innovation, so much change going on, that i'd have a predicting for you what's going to happen in the next year. but i do think, what you will increasing going to m

we need to be inventive, the major challenge for us today is oft we are no longer capable stability in a world that is recently conflictual after a two polar world in which we lived for many decades. now we have a new order that's replaced the previous one. we are trying to resolve problems effectively and a truly believe the courage to build peace requires reaffirming values. which cannot be the subject of any relativism. it requires recommitting to these values and all the situations which i managed -- mentioned to build peace and stability and to offer people concrete solutions. courage is toof assume responsibility and when we speak of these challenges, we speak of the climate. -- we know a lot. we see so much. detail about great the situation of our world today . find ourselves weaker today because too often we have challenged the truth, challenge facts to give preference to short-term interest. sometimes give preference to narrow interest. this has led to a loss of faith and that's a fact. inequality today has increased once again. among countries, within countries. our contempor

you can spend your whole workday working for society but society won't thank you for it because it's oft you don't you just missed why should a banker earn more than i do why is his work worth more than mine for me that's the underlying issue of the well. even it's organizers were surprised by the strikes impact but for these women it's just the beginning. i lift around and we put women center stage now i really hope these women will actively take part in discussions everywhere and not withdraw or relinquish responsibility. both fit onto it to me stop giving. the swiss go to the polls in october women here fought hard for the right to vote now they plan to use it to better their lot. where do you go when you've reached the end of the rote is a question that's become a hot topic in britain not 1st philosophers but 14 of pathfinders they're on a mission to recover public rights of way on private property before they disappear from the map for good well thousands of trails have been lost or in some cases intentionally hidden now david ormond and his army of volunteers are in a race against

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nada: gary, huffman became the face of this scandal because oft her cele did she ever give the court, the public, a sense of why she did thisth gary: her argument all along was that she had de this because she thought she had to be theec pemother. interestingly, it came out that her daughter found out about this, her response was "did youi not trust me to do this under my own esteem?" in a sense she failed her ow daughter in trying to be the perfect mother. something of a tragedy about the whole thing. but i think there was a sense rge thatstarted to e lot of people in these areas, areas, just wanted to do whatever it took to get their children into the bestsc ols, whether that be university of southern california, georgetown, the ivy league schools.the they just wanted to do what they could, a they thought that them. for a while, with the help of some people who conspired with them, it worked. nada: gary, thank you so much. : ltime for a quik at other headlines around the world. frthch capital came to a standstill as transport workers to part in the biggest strike in a decade. they a

arnold says people come from all ov the world to play, ofte falling victim to a strange phenomenon when they walk through the door. >> they come in here, and they're walking down a row, and all of a sudden they sad. and they say, "there... the... there's the game that i... the firstime i... i kissed a gir i was playing that game!" and they dwhat we call the nostalgia lock-up because things like movies and sic, you can relive all that stuff on the internet, but you haven't seen this pinball since you we a kid.ou it's still up in your brain somewhere. and then, you see it again, d you just lock up. so, we kind of, like, poke them with a stick and say, "come on, come on, come on. go, go, go, go, go." this is an actual toy factory that was at disneyland, and it delivers an actual plastic toy that you saw made in front of your eyes. there's less than 100 of these left in the world. and i've had people that come in -ure and again, just do th nostalgia lo "i was at disneyland, and i bought one of those donald ducks!" >> reporter: but the pinball museum is not just about getting people to journ

so within three months of coming to ofts, a labour government will secure a sensible deal based on the terms we have long advocated and discussed with the european union, trade unions, businesses, and different european governments. a new customs union, a close single market relationship, and a guarantee of rights and protections. [applause] and within six months of the elected, we'll put that deal to public vote alongside remain. and as a labour prime minister, i pledge to carry out whatever the people decide. cheers and applause] only, only a vote for labour will deliver a public vote on brexit. only a labour government will put the power back in the hands of the people. we can bring our country and our people together, which is what we are trying to do all the time. let's stop a no-deal brexit and let the people decide. we must get brexit settled, not least because it's dominated our politics for far too long, the coming election will be a once in a generation chance for real change. a chance to kick out boris johnson's government of the privileged few and put wealth and power in th

trial the court heard details of how he'd shown extremist materials to children that had attended the oft. school club here and how he tried to mold them into an army of kids. he says you know is terrorism like how to fight he wants a group of 300 men. those children to reenact the westminster time he was showing them very concerning terrorist related propaganda in videos videos such as beheading videos. yet you pile laws them with fear from the point of view that if they raise the law then something similar would happen to them. an inquiry by the charity commission that's the governing body which regulates the way that charities in england and wales a run has now disqualified 5 of the senior officials that used to run the essex islam economy for failing to safeguard children as young as 11 from the attempted radicalization by that former employee many of the children that attended the classes here would chew frightened to tell their parents about the graphic and violent videos that hike was showing them now that the buses here have been removed an interior mosque manager has been appoint

inspector general determined last month that the tnformation provided by an employee met the definition ofte conveyed to congress within seven calendar days. but the president's acting director of national intelligence refused. house intelligence chairman adam schiff. do you believe that the white puse or the president himself are pressuring the acting hirector of national intelligence not to hand this dformation over to you? >> we do know they are making some claim that a privilege may apply. well, that narrows the category who may be intervening here. >> reporter: mr. trump speaks to a range of leaders, including the presidents of russia, d,raine, and china. reday he tweeted, "i understand that there may be many people listening. ug anybody dumb enough to believe that i would say something inappropriate?" republicans backed him up. >> this is not something i would ever see the president doing. i would instead of jumping to henclusions actually get the facts first. ap o'donnell: nancy joins us from capitol hill. fo, nancy, what justification is there for not turning over this ngformation? >

arethy at the negotiating table, the mainable where they hash out the big issues that are at the heart ofthis.e we talk bag job guarantees, the use of temporary workers. they are making progress, sue. but to call it imminent we see a deal by the enof tonight. everybody i talk to said no,x rela may be we don't see something until perhaps the end of the weekend. >> quickly, are we at the point where we start to see this at the dealerships hurting sales or anything. >> no we haven't st yet. we compared sells wentd to lmc auto most sales for the first week of the strike same week in septembe last year actually slightly higher >> thank you so much, phil. philebeau in chicago. >> you bet. downgrades today.at kupgrades ad we start with sharls of whirlpool graded to overth from neutral at jp morgan specking shipments to show growth over the next year.2. price target $ the stock rose 154.84. square upgraded to outperform from market wells at wells fargo. the analy element citing strong fundamentals culling it attractive at the levels.e pris target $80. the stock up nearly 4% to $60.80. >> boston be

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traditional playbook that we've seen from discredit the accusers and then to counterattack and kick up a lot oft c toate distractions, in this case around biden, to divrot attention the facts about his own conduct. this is probably gonna continue. the problem that faces i is that the white houseat is understaffed right now. in se respects, they'rehe demorarazed over all of the heat that they've been facing. they don't havel a f operation. they don't have a war rm in place. >>>>re there tensions h to move forward strategically? >> there's aually talk about bringing in an outde team that can handls t p.r. battle and the legal battleal so that other people in the white house cane ngcus on gover but .member, there's an acting chief of staff right now. the press secretary is holding three jobs at once. it is not fully running machine at the moment. >> w>>l there be a war room? >> less talk of a war rm, more of a team that couldnotentially behe inse or outside that uld he strategize communications. essentially fight back against the democrats and provide them with someo who could spearhead strategy. w

h ow ofte n and. well done forjenny with that.for these despite all these problems the conservatives are still ahead in the polls resting at the moment? from my point of view, i was at the labour party conference last week and you wa nt party conference last week and you want to talk about divided parties, i have never seen anything like it. they tried to pick off the deputy leader and abolish his role literally the evening before the conference. we saw huge arguments going on all the way through between the membership and trade unions and the membership and trade unions and the mps and membership. we've got mps well known mps having de—selection attempts made against them. only this week and, this is a party preparing for government in the next few weeks. if you want to know why the tory party is so far ahead, i don't think you have to look very much further than the way the labour party is currently operating to see that.|j the labour party is currently operating to see that. i would just add to that that labour's position on be

>> i think the face at the e oft ptuis you and a whole bunch of other holiday makers are making yourmanchester, england to spain on easy jet. it's not so easy because the flight has been delayed for a number of hours because of air traffic control failure in france. so you're sitting on the plane. you're delayed. you don't know what's going on. then this guy goes up and starts making a passenger announcement. >> she rolled over and punched me and said our flight is delayed by two hours because they're minus one captain. >> he starts telling a story. >> just before we went to security, i thought i wonder if this is it. >> he decided t>> no. >> called to save the day. >> i have my license with me deliberately. i have i.d. with me. i would very much like to go on holiday. i'm ready to go. >> no, way. >> yeah. it just so happens this particular holidaymaker whose wife and son are on the plane back in row 15 or something like that also happens to be a fully licensed pilot for easy jet. >> if you're all right, we'll go. [ applause ] >> i don't care what you're wearing, let's put this bad b

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banks is here tonight. ( cheers and applause ) our first guest is condoleezza on:er sec or secretary oftjon: oh, yeah, "it." >> stephen: "it" is here tonight. >> jon: oh, my goodness! >> stephen: bill skarsgard, who plays "it" is here. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: got to be careful. >> stephen: i know he's not actually the killer clown but i'm still scared. i'm easily unnerved. >> jon: that's right, i know what you mean. >> stephen: just a reminder, the next democratic primary debate is thursday, and we will be live from the ed sullivan theater broadcasting after the debate. sadly, i can't say the same for bill de blasio's campaign. ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) but this is very exciting. we got all the heavy hitters -- elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, and of course the current frontrunner, joe biden. and you know what that means -- we can expect plenty of gaffes, like this one from over the weekend. >> limited to four years, i believe history will look back on this presidency as an aberrant moment in time. but if donald hump-- if donald trump is re-elected-- freudian slip. >> stephen:

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