annabelle droulers. annabelle: thanks, manus. beaten hisnandez has opponent to take the presidency in argentina. investors will be watching his first steps after an election that came in the backdrop of an economic and currency crisis. rebuff to seen as a austerity and signals a return to power for anti-league politics that favors owners over business -- workers over business owners. isis' leader is dead. he becomes the highest ranking terrorist leader killed or captured since osama bin laden was killed in 2011 during the obama administration. trump said the u.s. is targeting his likely successors. demand, and now he is gone. baghdadi was a vicious and violent, and he died in a vicious and violent way, as a coward, running and crying. annabelle: the brexit talks continue after the main opposition labour party made clear it will not back the bid for an early election. their refusal to support the motion means johnson is almost certain to fall short of a majority in the house of commons vote on monday. meanwhile, the eu is proposin

manus: annabelle, thank you very much. annabelle droulers in sydney.oks set to continue according to energy secretary rick perry. he told me why shale production will continue to drive his hopes.'s energy it is allowing: the world to have access to lng, in particular, that they never had before. the message that i hear, leaving politics aside, i am just saying here is the message i hear if i am a european, if i am someone in the emirates, is that there is an individual, there is a group of individuals that are basically saying we are not going to allow you access to a fuel that can free you potentially from other sources of gas that may have some strings attached. we are going to make your energy more expensive. i am not sure that is a really good message to try to be running in a political process where people are supposed to like what you are saying. manus: in terms of the structure of the market in the u.s., we have had this major independence flourishing all the way across the shale business. you think consolidation is the next thing to block some

let's get the business flash with annabelle droulers.elle: softbank is looking to take a controlling stake in we work. it will value the company at about $8 billion and that would give a 60 to 80% stake. earlier this year, the company was heading for an ipo of a valuation of $47 million. companies accused of fueling the opioid epidemic may be closer to resolving thousands of lawsuits after rate generic drug manufacturer agreed to pay to settle in ohio. agreement may become a benchmark for why the -- for wider industry settlements. santander has agreed to sell retail in puerto rico. they say it will boost the capital by as much as six basis points. santander first entered the market in 2006. facebook boss mark zuckerberg has denied giving recommendations to democrat pete food -- has confirmed giving recommendations to democrat pete buttigieg's campaign. zuckerberg and his wife sent emails and the people they suggested were hired. that is your bloomberg business flash. president donald trump says that china has indicated trade negotiations

these are just some of the daily treatments which annabel needs right 110w. treatments which annabelrence. for us, having more certainty, that safer future, that's just what it's about. as pa rents we that's just what it's about. as parents we just want our daughter have the best chance in her life. while annabel and other patients will get access, formal assessment by nice will not happen for two yea rs. by nice will not happen for two years. they will weigh up the benefits. hugh pym, bbc news. humberside police have charged a man with the rape and murder of a student from hull university. libby squire disappeared in february after a night out. her body was found in the humber estuary seven weeks later. pawel relovitch will appear before magistrates next week. the family of harry dunn are beginning legal action against the foreign office over its handling of his case. the teenager died after his motorbike collided with a car by an american woman who later left the country claiming diplomatic immunity. the family are also refering northamptonshire police, who are investigating the cr

these are just some of the daily treatments which annabel needs right now.y, that safer future, that's just what it's about. as parents we just want our daughter have the best chance in her life. while annabel and other patients will get access, formal assessment by nice will not happen for two years. they will weigh up the benefits. hello, i'm gavin ramjaun — and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme... new zealand and england both ring the changes — ahead of their seismic semifinal at the rugby world cup. arsenal twice come behind to maintain their perfect start to the europa league. and wawrinka beat tiafoe, at the swiss indoors — but injury forces him to pull out of an all—swiss showdown with roger federer. hello and welcome to the programme. the build—up to the rugby world cup semi—finals is gathering pace. england and new zealand have now named their line—ups for saturday's first semifinal in yokohama. both teams have made changes from last week's victories against australia and ireland. for england, it's thei

let's get first word news with annabelle droulers, in sydney.ookphabet a hit from heavy spending on the cloud business, trying to keep up with rivals microsoft and amazon. fromncome $7 billion, down $9 billion a year earlier and below expectations. expenses jumped faster than revenue, rising 25% on the year. a u.s. army officer says he raise red flags about president trump's ukraine call. the lieutenant colonel works for the white house national security council, and says he flagged to the july call and other events to the nsa's lawyer. speaker nancy pelosi says the house will make its first vote on the impeachment inquiry later this week. boeing's chief executive is set to tell the planet -- senate the plane maker made mistakes in relation to crashes of the 737 max 8. a fresh allegation emerges the company withheld key safety information. boeing's visit to capitol hill coincides with the one-year anniversary of the first crash. hong kong chief executive carrie lam is dismissing the suggestion she will be replaced, saying the financial times rep

these are just some of the daily treatments which annabel needs right now.ence. but most importantly because, for patients with cystic fibrosis, theirfamilies, their carers, who have been waiting patiently for too long for access to these drugs, they will now be made available within the next 30 days. for us, having more certainty, that safer future, that's just what it's about. while annabel and other patients will get access, formal assessment by nice will not happen for two years. they will weigh up the benefits. hugh pym, bbc news. earlier i spoke to rebecca cosgriff from the cystic fibrosis trust and carlie pleasant, a cystic fibrosis patient and campaigner. i asked carly what improvements this drug meant for her. i think, personally, it will definitely improve my quality of life. i mean, at the moment i'm on a lot of tablets each day, i'm on around 75 tablets a day, plus nebulisers, and that is just the staple, day—to—day thing. when i'm ill, i go into hospital for iv, so i imagine it will cut down admissions and things like that. and the point of this

these are just some of the daily treatments which annabel needs right now.e a big difference. for us, having that more certainty, that safer future, that's just what it's about. as parents, we just want our daughter to have the best chance to her life. annabel is just one of around 5,000 cystic fibrosis patients who are thought likely to benefit from these potentially life—changing medicines. hugh pym, bbc news. our top story this evening... borisjohnson says, if mps agree to allow a snap election on december the 12th, they will then have more time to debate his brexit bill. and coming up... rescue services praise the ten—year—old boy who saved his mother after a serious mountain fall in scotland. coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news... there's a blow for wales — one of their sure—starters against south africa in their world cup semifinal on sunday, liam williams, is out with an ankle injury. millions and millions of apples are being left to rot in fields across britain this autumn because growers are struggling to recruit seasonal worke

these are just some of the daily treatments which annabelle needs right now.s just what it's about. as parents, we just want our daughter to have the best chance to her life. annabelle is just one of around 5,000 cystic fibrosis patients who are thought likely to benefit from these potentially life—changing medicines. rebecca cosgriff from the cystic fibrosis trust and carlie pleasant a cystic fibrosis patient and campaigner join me now. welcome to you both. you suffer from cystic fibrosis, what is your reaction to this news that this drug is now going to be available to you quite soon? i am still in shock. it has really sunk in in yet but it will be one of the best days of my entire life. it has been a long time coming and yes, i am extremely grateful and extremely elated. explain the difference it will make to you. i think personally it would definitely improve my quality of life. at the moment, i am on a lot of ta blets, life. at the moment, i am on a lot of tablets, and that is just as a sta ble of tablets, and that is just as a stable day—to—day thing. wh

we always want to believe there is some help. >> annabelle munoz, abc7 news. >>> it has been almost a year since the camp fire burned through butte county, practically destroying the town of paradise. >> tonight a new perspective on what it's done to the cost of housing. >>> a college student gets a cheap rental car, but then avis adds thousands of dollars to his bill. i'm michael finney. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. aaddiction. how juuline hooked kids and ignited an public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-ci

i'm annabelle droulers. this is bloomberg. yousef: the fed has cut again, reducing interest rates by .25% for the third time this year but jerome powell signaled a pause in further cuts unless the economic outlook changes, saying he believes monetary policy is in a good place. >> we see the current stance of monetary policy as likely to asain appropriate as long incoming information about the economy remains broadly consistent with our outlook of moderate economic growth, a strong labor market, and inflation near our symmetric 2% objective. manus: the bank of japan has maintained its policy rate and its jgb yield as expected. the timeframe was dropped from for the guidance while cutting growth and inflation forecast. we got a great guest who joins us from riyadh. martin gilbert, vice chairman of standard life aberdeen. great to have you with us. thank you for getting up early for school. let's talk about the fed. a shift in the language, they've removed act as appropriate to maintain the expansion. is this the fed trying to re

earlier, i spoke to the former british number one annabelle croft.t has been absolutely astonishing andi it has been absolutely astonishing and i think anyone who was around him in that period of time where we just watched him hobbling for a good year, we weren't sure if he was ever going to be back playing professional tennis, certainly not at the level we saw at the weekend, so at the level we saw at the weekend, soiam at the level we saw at the weekend, so i am giving a big shout out to his surgeon, who seems to have done a miraculousjob on his hip, but also the great competitor that andy murray is, that all came up once again at the weekend, and itjust shows once a champion, always a champion. i know it's not the highest grade of tournament in the european open, that he beat another grand slam winner in stan wawrinka in that final and just to play that amount of matches in a week and come out a winner takes something. amount of matches in a week and come out a winner takes somethingm does. it takes careful and meticulous planning. what has been i

manus: let's get your first word news with annabelle droulers in hong kong.elle: president trump defending his decision to pull u.s. forces from northern syria and he also says he is fine with letting russia fill the void. the u.s. house of representatives took a different view. secretary of state mike pompeo blaming turkey's president for the crisis. u.s. senators are pressing ahead for a bill in support of hong kong's pro-democracy movement. the legislation would subject the city's special trading status to annual review. it would punish china for any crackdowns. ecb policy makers are calling for a change in strategy after years of monetary stimulus. it has left the euro zone stock with inflation. president week before mario draghi holds the final policy meeting of his eight year term. bank of england governor mark carney says negative rates are not a policy option for the u.k. but he doesn't think the move has hurt the euro zone banks. he has added to the chorus of calls for more fiscal policy. carney says it is now time for governments to expand their bud

manus: annabelle, thank you very much. demonstrators in hong kong set fire to shops and parts of rail stations on sunday. it is the 20th straight weekend of chaos that -- protests. stephen is on the streets and joins us now. policythe appeasement of that they put to the people has not seemed to stop the protests. what was this weekend like? stephen: it was the 20th consecutive weekend of violence. there was an unauthorized march. the police did not authorize that and it led to what we have seen repeatedly many sunday afternoons, and that was an escalation of at least material violence, violence against chinese businesses or businesses that are perceived to have pro establishment or pro-government leanings or that are against the protests. aomi, a chamois, -- xi mainland chinese phone maker. one shop was burned. and ransacked. we had a number of other shops snapshot,ed ties to a and several of those shops, i have seen them torched by protesters, and petrol bombs. we have seen other businesses targeted, including banks, a me

. >>> annabelle sanchez becomes the first pitcher to start to postseason games with six scoreless inningshas been dealing and he gets to strike out swinging in the third. 5th inning met carpenter face the same fate. no-hitter going to 7 2/3 innings. laprice a one-hit shutout. 7th inning kendrick who delivered a dagger to the doctors. it's an rbi single to center. game 12-0. >>> they are rolling right now. >>> to be able to pitch like that. a no-hitter in ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ all we need is somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the thhaer most. thand because nothing keeps to exmore connectedl world. than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. >>> the late show is up up next. >>> have a grea

that takes us to a question from annabelle carter from california. >> hello, senator warren. you were once a teacher. >> yes. >> how do you feel about schools teaching children about gender orientation and gender identity -- >> i was too quick. >> in california, we're already starting those kinds of teaching and parents have been very upset and outraged. as a parent i'm in full support of these teachings. how would you feel about it for the rest of the country? >> i believe this is about teaching children about our world. and of course we should teach them about our world. we should teach them about people, we should teach them about differences. i strongly support this. and i support doing this in age appropriate ways from the time they're very young. i think this is part of how children learn, that we live in a world that has a lot of different folks who look different, who sound different, who do different things, who form different kinds of families and as americans, we look at that and say, it's not our weakness, that's our strength. [ applause ] >> thank you. that's goo

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. >>> annabelle sanchez becomes the first pitcher to start to postseason games with six scoreless inningshas been dealing and he gets to strike out swinging in the third. 5th inning met carpenter face the same fate. no-hitter going to 7 2/3 innings. laprice a one-hit shutout. 7th inning kendrick who delivered a dagger to the doctors. it's an rbi single to center. game 12-0. >>> they are rolling right now. >>> to be able to pitch like that. a no-hitter in >>> the late show is up up next. >>> have a great weekend. enjoy yourself. it should be spectacular. >>> have a - [announcer] the following is a sponsored presentation for the yancey way to real estate success free lunch and dinner events. get ready, in your area, to learn how to make money in real estate the yancey way. - what you'll learn to do here today ok me from being an errand runner anyone can do it, and i'm gonna show you how to. so, are you ready? [audience cheering] - [announcer] you dot need any previous real estate experience or your own money to invest to profit in real estate the yancey way. scott yancey's free lunch and di

megan. [ name indescernible ] and annabelle. >> good evening. i am a behavior analyst with the school district. i want to tell you about some and work with. a licensed vocational nurse who barely makes it more than somebody working at starbucks. he just had a baby last year, he commutes an hour every day to get to work. he is licensed to do procedures that i with a masters degree cannot do. he takes care of medically practical -- and fragile students we don't happen to these kids when a nurse cannot take care of them at school? they say home. they miss school. i know this nurse deserves reasonable pay and the ability to live in the city in which he works. it is more than that. the students deserve stable access to schools, and all students deserve stable schools. what happens when this nurse tires of commuting for pennies? he will find work closer to ho home. spend more time with his family, as any of us would. what will that mean for the children he works with? our educators deserve stable, affordable housing. our students deserve stable school

my name is annabell. and i'm the political united representing behalf of 6400 teachers and staff stand in support of mental health sf. it is san francisco's not only experiencing inaffordability crisis that sim pacting all of us but we're also experiencing a moment health crisis. it's clear that it needs a overhaul change that's why mental health sf is the answer. thank you supervisor ronen, supervisor haney, and all the other supervisors that are supporting this. we need a change and we need it now. thank you. >> kim, san francisco labor council. if i could rely on the 200 thref you to pass jobs i wouldn't need my job. to all your colleagues who labor council, is there for mental health sf and we know san francisco needs to do better. we know what san francisco needs, san francisco needs mental health sf and if any of your colleagues have this is repaired. thank you. i am the chair for sciu local 10/1 and i'm proud that we are working together and what i wanted to speak with you about is to say that i wo

let‘s go to annabelle tiffin. you havejust good to see you. let‘s go to annabelle tiffin.ter and that was after the river burst its banks. the mess that leaves behind is really horrible. we went into one house last night which was right on the river and the cleaner had been cleaning up all day. the owner reckons £10,000 worth of damage was caused. unfortunately, he was not insured. it was notjust the amount of water, but the force of it washed away cars and a fire engine and a dozen homes had to be evacuated. for a while it was not possible to get access to the road. you saw the coastguard helicopter, that was brought in on standby and some residents were forced to wait it out upstairs. this is what some of them told us. it wasjust unbelievable, civil defence guys out of their vans, on the walls, it was so frightening. absolutely gutted. we had done our house up and it was lovely and then the water came over and ruined everything. you can't do much about it. quite angry, heartbroken, just devastated. it is something that i think would have been easily avoided. why are they

annabell political director of united e educators of san francisco. i stand here in solidarity with the san francisco labor council in the appointments of constructor stance walker for seat nine and member of united educators of san francisco and debra bill, member of teamsters local 856 for seat 6, samuel carr and for seat number 11. i want to state that there is evidence and research that has concluded that involvement in the juvenile system reduces negative outcomes for young people simply stated incarceration increases a young person's likelihood of committing future offenses and we heard that today from many of the applicants. i also want to state that we had three amazing members who applied and that is constant walker, david padilla and laura papplin and we support the appointment of constant walker who say teacher at juvenile detention center and she learns how time prove outcome for students by implementing corporately responsive teachers and studying experts in the fields like increase and in classroom. we surger urge to appoint her ft numbe

louis. 35-year-old annabel a -- anabel sanch sanchez.d have to face jose martinez. this is a guy who had gone four for six against his career. he takes the magic away. look at sanchez giving a nod to his fellow venezuelan with a sign of respect. but the ultimate sign of respect coming from opposing cardinals fans. they give him a standing ovation as he leaves the game. washington beats st. louis, 2-0. they go again on our sister station tbs. and then game one between the astros and yankees. i have to say this performance in the marathon, incredible stuff. it's incredible what the human mind can do once barrier is broken. it will be interesting how many more runners we're going to see. >> good point. good to have you here. >> our next hour of "new day" is up after a quick break. th in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source for personal sav

annabelle supports both. >> we believe that it's in the right direction. it will provide housing to those educators that really need them. >> reporter: critics say lawmakers can allow housing on puck li public areas. if prop e passes, it will be too late for her. but for now she cares too much about her students to be just yet. >> if i can be here on time, you can be here on time. >> reporter: that makes them on time? >> no, but wishful thinking. >> reporter: now, the election is next tuesday. ironically, mrs. rosario and many of her fellow teachers won't be able to vote on these propositions because they don't live in san francisco. live at mission high, lili tan, nbc bay area news. >> so frustrating. i talked to someone who commutes to tracy, two hours each way, four hours a day five times a week. >> it's exhausting. >> that's all parts of the bay area. >> and the traffic is bad. it compounds the problem. >> it's rough. let's talk about the weather. the wind event is here now. >> yes. it is starting to really crank up. certainly as we head through later

let's get to first word news with annabel.nt trump is ready to go with more sanctions on turkey in response to the incursion in syria and after the u.s. withdrew troops from the north of the country. that pushed american allies into the arms of america -- bashar al-assad. people are returning to the northeast for the first time in years. the democratic presidential candidate joe biden's son has broken his silence after allegations of corruption. hunter biden is stepping down from the board of the chinese backed private equity company and is promising to for go his foreign work if his father becomes president. he never discusses business activities with his father. policeman in the hospital after being hit in the neck after protest. crowds were blocking major -- vandalizing shops and subway stations. this is despite some protest groups easing back. they are worried the violence is ordinary -- hitting ordinary people. we work will work with softbank. it is one of the main options being discussed to rescue the co-working giants.

nejra: annabelle droulers in much., thank you so with third-quarter earnings in full swing, we have aof bank interviews on bloomberg. we speak to the credit suisse ceo, tidjane thiam, on wednesday. we also have interviews with the deutsche bank cfo and the cfo of standard chartered. don't miss our exclusive with the santander ceo. with cfoswe sit down of bnp paribas and ing bank. the calm before the storm, as u.s. equities hit new highs. one trader is making a huge bet that volatility will erupt like it is 2008. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ nejra: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." let's get a check in on the markets in asia. great to see you. on another day of green on the screen. >> we have a bit of a mixed bag. a lot of optimism earlier in the day, which we got from a good sense of earnings out of the u.s. the fed rate cut prospect as well helped to propel markets at the start of the day. ultimately, that sort of ran out of steam. 0.5%.kkei up by nomura has gotten into profitability. business,retail domestic market for nomura hurting them. hang seng up by about 0.4%. we