tom: marty schenker, stay healthy. chief content officer here on the path to the election, eight days away. i am sure we will speak to him many more times. really just a great compendium of all the zeitgeist out there. coming up, on the economy. it is great to catch up with carl weinberg, high-frequency economics chief economist. he has written blistering notes that simply is not there. the vix now out to three zeros. stay with us. from london, from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ even have the bill yet, because nancy pelosi -- i know she can speak to this -- but we have continued to make offer after offer after offer, and nancy continues to move the goal post. >> we are waiting for the final -- >> it they would -- >> and they have not yet. and same thing. they keep moving the goal post. we want it the sooner the better, and that is why we are making concessions. tom: the political moment with mr. meadows and the speaker from the house. maybe you missed it, beneath the fold this weekend. will pelosi says she us, carlain

tom: martin schenker was brilliant on this, our chief content officer. what he emphasizes, these are national polls, and that is all great, except this is not a national election. it is about x number of states. i am a lot more interested in the dynamics of the state polls in the coming three days. jonathan: we will catch up with martin in 20 minutes. ubs head of u.s. rates strategy will be later, right here on bloomberg tv and radio. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. "bloomberg surveillance." ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. there's confusion over how president trump is being treated for the coronavirus. in public, his doctors remain upbeat. one says the president to be released today from the military hospital in maryland, where he has been since friday night. still, another one said the president has been given supplement to austin and says -- supplement to oxygen and has been education typically used in more severe cases. trump waved from his motorcade in a bid to demonstrate strength. joe biden leads pre

also ahead time's up thousands are on the streets in better rules as president alexander look at schenker faces a deadline to step down chile holds a referendum on amending its constitution after a year of protests demanding social change.

you are the man we always turn to, marty schenker. emily, it is a pretty extraordinary day, as you said at the top. emily: absolutely. we are getting new headlines from the white house. there will be no transfer of power with the president at the hospital. again, huge question about how they navigate the next few hours, next you days. we've also got a headline from president obama who had been in an event with senator kamala harris, a fundraising event, giving his best wishes to the president. so many questions. i know you will continue to cover this for the next hour. you have a long night ahead of you. david: it is going to be a special wall street week with breaking news as we have to continue to cover this story. this has turned into an even more extraordinary election then we thought it would be. there is so much to cover. just last tuesday, we had that extraordinary debate, even chaotic. emily: absolutely. we will see what happens on tuesday with the scheduled vice presidential debate between senator harris and vice president mi

bringing the total according to human rights advocates to over $15000.00 since the election that lucas schenker claims he won in a landslide. but he lives in his own world and thinks that many people support him and that we're all wrong that were drug addicts prostitutes and vandals but we're just peaceful delarue since he can't understand it yet we're afraid what will happen but we will go on strike. this was the last day of an ultimatum set by the opposition for lukas shanker to resign so there will be a strike. on protesters though want security forces to know that they're doing it for their country. in the bundesliga bremond barely escapes relegation last season. they've started strongly this time around and are flying high in the bundesliga table they were hoping to prove their credentials for a european place against the visitors hoffenheim who had lost the last 6 trips to bremen. bremen looked determined to make the most of their houdini like escape from relegation last season and they made a confident start here. there were only 5 minutes on the clock when maximillian engaged in convert

attempts script file of the names there we've got the occupation of crimea russia's support for lucas schenker from the german point of view hacking attacks on the german parliament a lot of things that are irritating to say the least in fact that make working together with russia very difficult and so i think that explains why the attitudes here in berlin towards moscow are hardening we've also heard a response from moscow the seeding they're accusing germany of france of leading an anti russia coalition within the european union so it's pretty clear relations are strained more perhaps than they've been for a while political correspondent simon young thank you. russian independent media have come under increasing pressure over recent years john they say draconian laws and intimidation make it difficult to do their jobs take the case of. a news website a day after her home was raided by police she took a protest to the local police headquarters with tragic consequences a militia reports. of deaths that sent shock waves through the city and through russia in need of hundreds of mourners came ou

an advisor to take enough skier says look the schenker only knows the language of power and fear and that it will lead him nowhere brian al jazeera. while still ahead from here on al-jazeera. in 2016 donald trump won the presidential election in college but a win in the swing states in the great lakes area ohio michigan and wisconsin we take a tour of the great lakes states to see it all play in the 20 twentieth's. hello there is a string of pearls all called tropical storms running from the philippine sea towards the coast of vietnam now this is a new tropical depression sadil when it made landfall so it's more or less just rather rady not even significantly but more love or more luvvy it's a target and its strength as it went across the middle of the philippines is now over the open water and of course is heading in same direction rather quicker six-pack to make landfall in vietnam probably the early hours of wednesday as still a thai food so we've got wind and rain to think about when that happens that's the most active weather has been for a while now and at landfall it is going

as president of belarus micron had met with svetlana ticking off the woman who ran against lucas schenker in august disputed election just earlier this week that meeting took place between the french president and a mistake and following that meeting that crown said that he was willing to act as a mediator to get to the bottom of the impasse that followed that vote however there has been some questions over the fitness of mr micron to act as a mediator in a dispute he's already very publicly taken aside in or speaking on wednesday the german chancellor angela merkel said that she will also be holding her own meeting with svetlana taken off in a meeting of the need. i will meet with their position on off square one we see brief women taking to the streets calling for corruption free life i cannot but it mire that. with 2 of the keep power brokers in france and germany either having met with or agreeing to meet with svetlana ticking off skier it's hard to see how that sits alongside previous statements by emmanuel marco on and angela merkel saying that there should be no outside interferenc

an advisor to take enough skier says look the schenker only knows the language of power and fear and that it will lead him nowhere brian al jazeera. now 7 suspects have been detained after a suspected hijacking of an oil tanker in the english channel u.k. special forces boarded the liberian registered vessel after its crew ported stowaways it was on its way from lagos in nigeria to an oil refinery in southampton . 13 migrants have died after their boat sank in the mediterranean sea off the coast of libya 5 others were rescued by the libyan coast guard and they have been taken to tripoli for medical treatment civil war in libya has led many to risk that crossing to europe. cameroon's government has blamed separatists for the killing of schoolchildren in the south west of the country 8 children died when they were attacked by men with guns and machetes barbara reports. mourners gathered outside the home income day they want to remember one of 8 schoolchildren shot and hacked to death in a classroom a place they were meant to be safe this father recalled his daughter's last words as he

later he will have to step down and has to be that i have an advisor to take in of sky says little schenker only knows the language of power and fear and that it will lead him nowhere brian al jazeera. on turning to the coronavirus pandemic and the head of the world health organization has urged leaders not to falter as many countries battle rising cases of infection he made the comments at a global health summit to discuss the long term fight against private 19 it's not enough to be reactive we must plan and take him for this bond i mean over the long haul we have to move from idaho to missions to long term planning to protect lives and livelihoods we still have a long haul ahead of us we can not slow down and we cannot waiver it's more important than ever that we focus on the elderly and other vulnerable populations who already struggle to access a service is be including migrants and other marginalized groups we have a huge challenge ahead of us but this is not the 1st challenge we have faced and this will not be the last. well right now fronts is reporting its highest number of single d

streets witnesses have reported many arrests antigovernment protests have been ongoing since lucas schenker declared victory in a disputed election on august the 9th indian police are violently dispersed a protest against the alleged gang rape of a young woman in the northern state of new to project the 19 year old victim died of her injuries last week sparking furious demonstrations across the country public outrage grew after the woman's family said officers from a to her body without their consent the investigation has been handled handed to the federal police agency but the victim's family say they don't trust the police and want her case to be handled by the supreme court. virus pandemic is crippling gaza's economy which was already struggling after years of blockades and conflict with israel the un agency owner is turning $21.00 schools into food distribution centers as restrictions cause a surge in unemployment and poverty almost 75 percent of the 2000000 people who live in gaza already dependent on aid before cave in 1000 hit. me a force. in the shati refugee camp near gaza city peo

an advisor to take enough skier says local schenker only knows the language of power and fear and that it will lead him nowhere alexia brian al jazeera. and i'm are of the u.s. vice president's senior staff of tested positive for corona virus us media is reporting at least 5 people are on while one is his chief of staff mark shaw who is now in isolation despite that mike pence is planning to continue campaigning around the country. he and his wife reportedly in good health and tested negative on saturday democrat joe biden continues to lead in national polls with just 9 days to go until the election but the race is much closer in several important swing states . it is following everything and joins us now so 1st of all with tennis pasties decision to continue campaigning at a time when obviously u.s. of arson factions are at record levels how is that to what's been the reaction to that well it's pretty clear the vice president pence is now following the guidelines of his own government which says if you've had close contact with somebody then you should isolate the white house is respo

better than due respect i mean the economy and we can become very legalistic here and both look at schenker and they're the russian government has a long tradition of being legalistic that if you accept somebody of the highest level and enough to has been accepted by but it has of all european institutions he's negotiating a package for democratic what is your dollar is that annoyed her with this status even without you know putting it formal press release out i mean it's also about symbols is. not yeah but you know i mean negotiating is a loaded term i mean she's gone suppressors and she's talking to them by except to ask who exactly as who and that i mean as the a member of the coordination house which is a self appointed buddy in order to negotiate but you know in that sense we see she normally won the elections or at least the likes of falsified i'm not sure but then they set up as a party to have a negotiation and then it's working about transitional government and a new election so this is been the position. and in that as the semi official head of the opposition movement is why she's

an advisor to take enough skier says look the schenker only knows the language of power and fear and that it will lead him nowhere brian al jazeera. tollens parliament will hold a special session on monday to try to find a way around the current political crisis there mass protests demanding prime minister prior of sun also as resignation of him taking place in bangkok activists claim his hold on power is in the jetsam it after last year's disputed elections they've been demonstrating for weeks demanding a reform of the government and the monarchy. for the 1st time in 4 decades an opposition candidate has won presidential elections in the seychelles well run color one and i'm like an prince to gained more than 55 percent of the vote in his 6 at the top job market web reports. it's the 1st change of government in seychelles since the 1970 s. . to be elected candidate for the presidential election it was the 6th time around color one had done for the presidency in all his previous attempts the last of the governing party candidate with a steadily growing share of the vote in these elec

martin schenker joining us in the next hour. what is exciting about this is it gets back to basics. president trump is out there in nevada this weekend. he is in arizona today. francine: there are very few undecided voters from what i understand, and several people have already gotten out the vote. 52% of those are women. let's get to first word news with ritika gupta. ritika: good morning. in china, economic recovery from the pandemic continued in the third quarter. ago,ose 4.9% from a year less than expected but higher than the second quarter number. china retail sales grew 3.3% in september. industrial production was up almost 7%. house speaker nancy pelosi has set a deadline if president trump once a pre-election stimulus plan. she says there has to be more progress with the white house on a deal by tomorrow. the president has said he is willing to go higher than the $1.8 trillion is team has been trying to offer pelosi. senate republicans may not go along with some things that large. global federal bankers are under no illusion that that through the fallout -- debt grew through

marty schenker was brilliant earlier.ut the presidential election, yes, but the uncertainty about a president with a senate on the same side or a president with a different party senate is really the key issue. jonathan: much more still to come on "bloomberg surveillance ." coming up, lawrence gostin, georgetown university professor. i'm jonathan ferro. this is bloomberg. the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. house speaker nancy pelosi and the white house accuse each other of doing the same thing when it comes to a pandemic relief plan, and that is moving the goal posts when it comes to what is in the actual legislation. pelosi says the house could pass a bill this week. still, an agreement with the white house isn't certain, and the republican-led senate may not act before the election. biden calls questions about his son hunter's business dealings a smear campaign. he says the release of documents allegedly belonging to his son may have been part of a russian disinformation campaign. biden's claim has not been substant

tom: talking with martin schenker, our chief content officer, earlier about this fabulous idea that nobodyying attention to florida. there's a few electoral votes. frame florida for the next five days. areie: i think many of us watching florida. you are right that everybody is very focused on pennsylvania because of all the court cases and the pressure on the president's failed case and effort to really push on what is going to happen with the mail-in ballots, but florida is going to .ell us probably on the night it is a state where things are very close, where turnout will be everything. and if it goes one way or the other, and by a significant percentage, then we will have a much clearer picture of which way the election is heading, and if either candidate wins decisively, we might have some clarity sooner rather than later. of course, one of the greatest fears for many of us is that this election could run for several weeks if florida is very close. jonathan: certainly something this market was worried about a couple of weeks ago, and now, all of a sudden, not so much anymore. leslie, l

we will talk to martin schenker in a moment. showings out of paris every city for themselves.ll, the fact very difficult to keep control restrictions in pairs,, something a lot of

sophie: that would be jason schenker.en making calls on the aussie without stepping foot in the country for the last 16 years, relying instead on key commodity prices and factory activity. he is observing a cooling in iron ore prices and chinese manufacturing, which he says matter more than rba policy. so, those will weigh on the aussie dollar. he is penciling and 73 by year-end and 74 in early 2021. this morning, the aussie dollar holding around 72, testing short-term resistance at the 50 day line. haidi: sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. chinese data and energy providers have been told to stop enforcing australian coal. the move as part fears that camera could hit another hit. let's take a closer look at the implications with tim buckley, the director of energy find in studies at the institute for energy, economics and financial analysis. great to speak with you this morning. this move was pretty well flagged, and perhaps entirely unsurprising given china's ambitious environmental goals. tim: yes. i probably would not lin

schenker earlier, is there going to be a debate thursday night? is that still up in the air? jonathan: we understand there will be a debate thursday night, but who knows? that's the problem for this market. my question coming into this week is basically how much of the medium-term outlook hinges on what happens in the next two weeks. how many of our market participants have come on this program and actually believe that? tom: we have two people could talking melt up. ben laidler at our hudson and chris verrone -- at tower hudson, and chris verrone. he is looking at the number of stocks above their 200 day moving average and other smoke and mirrors to really get him a bullish cast. you wonder if it is the markets expecting out into next year. jonathan: he was thinking japan. he was thinking sweden. tom: very international. he listened that she listened. jonathan: i did -- you listened. jonathan: i did. i just had a little dabble in "bloomberg surveillance." plenty of happy talk thi morning. tom: happy talk you brought up -- happy talk? you brought up mookie betts. [laughter] i

president schenker, -- president lukashenko is not on the sanctions list.russia, a war of words between the kremlin and recovering oppition leader alexei navalny. moscow accusedhe politician of working with the cia, after navalny blamed president vladimir putman -- vladimir putin for being behind his poisoning in august. navalny threatened to sue the kremlin's spokesman over the cia claim and demanded evidence. in hong kong, police arrested at least 60 people they say violated cornavirus rules and a new national security law that bans large protests. pro-democracy activists gathered downtown in opposition to a holiday marking the founding of communist china. police then detained and searched people in the street, as those in the crowd spoke out. roger: a lot of people want to voice out their demands peacefully. but due to the severe police brutality, lots of us feel like r personal safety are under threat. the so-called "peacefulness" is an illusion. stephanie: this ar's pro-democracy protests in hong kong have paled in comparison to last year's massive, ne

an advisor to take enough skier says look the schenker only knows the language of war and fear and that it will lead her nowhere the lexer branches here. still ahead on al-jazeera we'll look at how water is one of the key issues fueling the conflict between azerbaijan and armenia. what the are not natural workers. having a good laugh about a pandemic comedians in new york find a way to keep people entertained and safe from covered 19 and one of the biggest mainly seen combat sports announcers is retirement immediately after defending the start. how i welcome to another look at the international forecast is looking pretty quiet looking lovely actually across much of the middle east at the moment well as the clear skies a little bit of showery activity taking place across the eastern side of the mediterranean but even around the levant it will be fine into live with pleasant sunshine temperatures up around the 30 degree mark into the mid thirty's there for baghdad i'm full q 832 in doha and with light winds it really will feel lovely as because through the next couple of days that fire in

an advisor to take enough scios is lucca schenker only knows the language of power and fear and that it will lead him nowhere elixir brian al jazeera. well now a number of us vice president's senior staff have tested positive for corona virus us media is reporting at least 5 people are on while one is his chief of staff mark short who is now in isolation despite that mike pence is planning to continue campaigning around the country he and his wife are reportedly in good health and tested negative on saturday all those decision not self isolate has also attracted its fair share of criticism. this week alone there actually we are breaking records of the number of people that are contracting deadly virus and this is a ministration fails to take personal responsibility for responsibility in terms of leading the nation through this thing a dangerous and deadly mass casualty event. well democrat joe biden continues to lead in national polls with just 9 days to go until the election but the race is much closer in several important swing states and he gallagher is live for us in miami now so

later he will have to step down and we have to be but i an advisor to take enough skier says local schenker only knows the language of power and fear and that it will lead him nowhere brian al jazeera. large crowds of protesters have marched on the german embassy in the thai capital of bangkok they want to petition berlin to investigate the type king's use of his powers during his stay in the bavarian alps where his spent most of the year and they believe he may have violated german sovereignty by exercising his power on their soil. meanwhile thailand's parliament is held in today's special session to discuss months of protests calling for reform of the government and the money the biggest opposition party says that the prime minister prior has become a burden and needs to quit scotland. so after marching for about 2 hours the protesters a few 1000 of them have arrived here at the german embassy now there's something they've been announcing for a while that they're going to come here and do the german embassy official said that they recognize the protesters right for a peaceful gathering an

an advisor to take enough skier says look the schenker only knows the language of power and fear and that it will lead him nowhere brian al jazeera. now the republican controlled u.s. senate is in the middle of an all night session after voting to limit the debate for trump's nominee for supreme court justice despite opposition from democrats it is is now just after 6 o'clock in the morning on capitol hill and republicans are continuing the session overnight to try and speak up proceedings after democrats refused to agree to a recess means the final confirmation a vote for judge a mccain about could happen later on monday and no nominee to the supreme court has ever been confirmed this close to a presidential election. and staying in the united states vice president my presence has continued to campaign despite several close aides testing positive for corona virus and we're just a week to go until the election the attention of both sides is now focused on the battleground states the state of wisconsin but lives on a political knife it's the traditionally democratic state recently rep