however the spd didn't see eye-to-eye on everything. >> we have a few differences in terms of content we emphasize in terms of basis to our election programs >> meanwhile, the secretary general of the social democrats said the party has held factual talks with the spd saying they wanted formal coalition talks to kick off as soon as possible >> translator: for us, today was a good factual conversation we're able to clarify many things in the first step and the spd is ready for tri lateral talks. we know there are other meetings, one is taking place now, another on tuesday between the greens, cdu, csu we wish the trilateral talks to be held quickly. professor of economics school of management joins us now. thanks for being with us as they kick off the exploratory talks the kingmakers seem to be leaning in different directions at this stage. what do you think each of those parties ultimately wants if they're going to join the coalition? checking if you can hear us? it looks as though we may be having some technical issues with dhalia's line we'll take a break and work on the technicals c

the spd came back and also we've seen the two main parties go under 50% of the first time.e seeing in all the countries. the intriguing difference for germany is that the populace are not on the edges. so the hard left and hard right did very badly and lost votes, particularly the hard left. and yet we are seeing the success of the greens did very well. there is an interesting phenomenon in germany that we are seeing the same break—up in traditional politics but people are not going to the extremes. they're looking for a relatively centrist forces and i do find that intriguing as well. can i just ask you very briefly on germany? obviously it matters hugely to the uk, this very changing relationship with the eu at the moment. absolutely. it will be a great filip _ to the labour party and to social democrats and people to the left of the conservatives _ to have seen a wave of social. democrats taking over in europe whereas only a short time ago people were gloomily predicting _ that the populace would be in power. we have norway, sweden, finland, lspain, portugal and a large

this could be the three way with spd coalition.e said we would see an expansion of renewable energy, more wind, more solar, he said these are where the discussions are moving. i was trying to push him about nord stream 2 two because you know their greens do not want nord stream 2. he deflected the question. i spoke to him almost four months ago and the exact same position in washington, d.c. and he corrected me when i said your party is not doing well at the polls. he said yes, but my personal popularity is doing well. on that front, it is likely he will be chancellor. he said those discussions will be wrapped up before christmas. guy: in terms of what the spd wants, what is he saying about that? i can understand how the greens are pushing for what you have described. did he give a hint as to whether or not some of those ambitions will be curtailed and where other chokepoints in terms of those discussions moving forward? annmarie: we know the spd is on favor with expansion of renewables. that is what he was discussing, as well as t

he is from the spd and ease been given a chance to form a _ spd and ease been given a chance to formrst time since the war we have to have a part and coalition consisting _ we have to have a part and coalition consisting of three parties. no two parties _ consisting of three parties. no two parties can— consisting of three parties. no two parties can form a government unless it were _ parties can form a government unless it were the _ parties can form a government unless it were the old grand coalition which — it were the old grand coalition which none of want a repeat. so you're _ which none of want a repeat. so you're going to see negotiations marathon. fouryears you're going to see negotiations marathon. four years ago and the time _ marathon. four years ago and the time of— marathon. four years ago and the time of the — marathon. four years ago and the time of the last election merkel took five — time of the last election merkel took five months to create a government, five months of negotiation, germany went into — in those _ negotiation, germany went into — in those days — nego

. >>> spd leader takes steps to take over for angela merkel. >> translator: let us together hopefullythe next few weeks not only get a new traffic light government on track but let us renew this country >>> and phillips cuts its full year outlook as sales slide with the company citing supply chain issues the ceo tells cnbc that despite the shortages it's still at an all time high. >> we saw a shortage of containers and we could not deliver as much as we could have we're sitting on an all-time high book but we could not fully realize that >>> good morning to you and welcome to the program european markets starting out the week on the back foot. the stoxx 600 trading half a percent lower this morning so a little bit of a retreat after last week's strong performance coming in to today's session, it was up 2.6%, the second positive week in a row. in terms of what's driving markets this morning, the china data out overnight no doubt a strong reason of the trades. and the germany exploratory talks looking like they're going well and also fresh comments over the weekend from the governor of

>> the fire department is in a very similar situation to where spd is.ut they had three fire engines and two medic units out of service because of a lack of staffing and i can tell you right now that 54 uniformed staff members of either the firefighters were ent and one civilian are on that list were set to be fired on monday unless they turn in their vaccine paperwork. that is the deadlines and on the spd side as you mentioned, there are significant concerns that we are going to be even more under policed then we are in this city. you have a -- that have filed for exemption that haven't gotten an answer. 215 edge that have not done anything else we don't know what their intent is. i can tell you having spoken to a lot of these officers many are vaccinated they are just not willing to turn in their paperwork. some of them are going to do at the very last minute. we are at a point where we we are to lose just the 100 exemption request -- if we lose those officers, we will be at the lowest point the city has seen an officer staffing since earlier than that

strong interest in getting the finance ministry something that was not welcomed by the greens or the spdall of this is on the tables of negotiators in the different working groups. set to launch talks next wednesday. brent: here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world. a russian journalist has been congratulated by russian president vladimir putin for receiving the nobel peace prize. he received the award last week for his investigative journalism . it is a kremlin critical publication. he dedicated the award to six people on his staff who were killed while working for the paper. a 25 euros man has been charged with the merger debt -- the murder of a u.k. conservative lawmaker. prosecutors say they will argued that he had religious and ideological motivations when he stabbed the lawmaker near london. he was killed while meeting constituents inside a church. turkeys president has into it he might expelled the ambassadors of 10 countries including the u.s., germany and france. that is following their call for the release of osmond kabbalah. he has been in prison wit

but then came a turn -- the spd suddenly moved to the front of the polls.appears that scholz's years of experience might be making a difference. armin laschet has many faces -- he's a dedicated european unionist, catholic, and carnival fan. for the past four years, he's been prime minister of north rhine-westphalia, germany's most populous state. close ally of gela merl, in january, he was named head of the conservative christian democratic union and quickly made known that, above all, he stood for continuity. armin: all europe is keeping a close eye onho germany puts in charge during this phase. when it comes to problems that ve a globadimension, we need multilateral solutions. reporter: but does he have the right stuff to become germany's chancellor? the polls indicate that a majority of germans aren't quite willing to entrust him with the leadership of europe's biggest national economy. in recent weeks, support for him and the conservative cdu has slumped to a record low. the competition has pulled ahead. but laschet is determined. at age 40, annalena ba

tom: the spd has described a dialog with the greens and free democrats as good, stressing that although there are differences between them, they are working together to overcome them. meanwhile, the leader of outgoing chancellor angela merkel's bloc indicated he is willing to step aside. african officials say the world's first malaria vaccine, which was endorsed yesterday by the world health organization, will be a game changer in how the continent fights disease. malaria currently kills one child every two minutes across the globe, and most of the deaths are in african nations. glaxosmithkline has been working on a vaccine since 1987. >> this tiny mosquito infects and kills a staggering number of people, but malaria, compared to other health problems, is often a neglected cause. today, the promise of a vaccine could be a game changer for millions. >> this vaccine is a gift to the world. its value will be felt most in africa because that's where the burden of malaria is greatest. >> there are five known malaria pathogens respoible for almost a quarter of a billion cases each year. unfor

the german spd leader and the likely new chancellor in germany, olaf scholz, says, "the free movements part of the european union. "we worked hard to convince the british not to leave the european union. "they decided differently, and i hope they will manage the problems coming from that." i am pleasured to answer to your questions, but i managed the negotiation for four years enough with never any kind of spirit of revenge, any kind of spirit of punishment. i have a lot of respect for the uk but i don't want to make any politics. objectively, mechanically, i always said for — during these four years at each and every press point in london or in brussels that that brexit has so many consequences, generally underestimated. generally, they were badly explained to the british people, and one of these consequences is the end of the freedom of movement decided by the british government and the rebuilding of control for all the extensions. all right, you say you don't want to speak in punishing terms about the british, but in your new book, my secret brexit diary — there you were, the eu's

in germany, the spd, olaf scholz said to be the next chancellor of germany.y got the minimum wage they wanted and these are the coalition talks wrapping up. the fdep, the more conservative part, no tax increases and preserving the debt break. the fdep, the coalition coming together. things seem to be wrapping up in germany. elsewhere, news out of the u.k. from the telegraph, we were told by the administration that travel would reopen and the start of november could we never got a date. the telegraph is set to lift the travel ban for u.k. on november 8, the telegraph reporting. net news coming in the last 20 minutes. tom: that means we will miss the conference. jonathan: we missed that. it ends today. tom: let me ask lisa. let us move on with julian lee. this is a guy with precise, wonderful acuity on oil. the london school of economics is thrilled -- he is from the london school of economics and bloomberg is thrilled to have him. a rate of change of oil, the cost of labor, what does it do to production now and into the next 18 months? julian: i think producti

saidis about an percent of deployable officers were pulled from the streets they were placed on what the spdnally calls the hr unavailable list essentially on extended leave and using their accrued time off the city will basically pressure them into getting vaccinated or treating in their paperwork. they are technically fired at least not yet. these are people who are no longer policing if you take eve one officer on the street it's one too many in a city that's short about 500 officers were i the middle of a50 violent crime search but now they are trying to downplay the public safety crisis. that the city caused an mayor durkin and others are getting creative with the numbers to claim they are lower than reality. here's an example i'm told an officer who was initially fired then decided to retire in lieu of determination they just t aren't going to count that ass actual firing. then you have the officers on extended leave on their own as result of this mandate and they're also not being counted but at the end of the day we've taken almost 100 officers off the street at the worst possibl tim

the spd lost a third of their department since last year thanks to the defund movement. right now the department is stage three mobilization which means everyone who can be deployed to respond to 911 calls have to be uniform ready which means you're taking detectives off of murder cases to respond to some of the calls. if you think it can't get worse? it can. we're going to lose 100 or so firefighters and emts for the same reason. and thanks to the governor's vaccine mandate, we have hospitals across the state bracing to lose up to 700 staffers. on top of that, the pharmacies are losing staff over the mandates. this is what this means. next week, after an appearance on primetime, i will walk out of the studio and i can be stabbed by one of the dozens of homeless men of the encampment across the street which happened to a random person three weeks ago when he was walking his dog. cops will be called. won't be here for 10 to 15 minutes. the suspect is going to get away. i'm going to wait an traeks ten minutes for the emts to arrive because of staffing issues. probably kept

this comes as the first federal lawsuit has been filed. 144,000 gallons have spilled spd the coast oftington beach. the governor has declared a state of emergency. authorities say a criminal investigation against the company is likely. kristen: the state took steps today to help with childcare opportunities for state residents, especially in communities of color. [applause] kristen: earlier today, governor newsom signed three pieces of legislation in fresno. one from assemblyman bill quick extends the childcare pilot program for santa clara through 2023. another creates a process to identify will language learners in preschool and the third improves access to childcare for migrant agricultural workers. larry: all month long we are celebrating hispanic heritage. it comes as identifying, it can be complex for millions. how one chooses to identify comes with a sense of cultural pride. >> i am latino. >> i identify latinx. >> i am hispanic. >> i am dominican american. >> i am latina, and i hold space for my latinx community. >> minimus carlos, i'm considered hispanic. >> hispanic, latino,

in every state they are trying to rig who counts the vote, how it's count spd whether it's certified scary. it's a party, brianna, that is anti democracy. period. >> well, and i would say this. you wouldn't need to do this if you thought you were running a winning presidential candidate. if donald trump lost, he could not get enough people to support him. 74 million people versus biden's 81 million. why don't we just run a candidate who can actually get elected and actually win so we are not having to set up these faux challenges all over the country. . >> who would that be? . >> tim scott. >> it's trump's party. no one is going to challenge him if he runs. >> it's a takeover. thank you. >>> president biden saying here on cnn, when there are 50 democratic senators, every one of them is a president. so what is president kyrsten sinema's agenda? your reality check next. >>> and the breaking news of the deadly shooting on an alec baldwin film set. what is said to be an accidental discharge from a gun he was using in a scene. new details ahead. with voltaren arthritis pain gel my husband

germany now, stay with me here, because this is a little complicated the center left social democrats, or spdd by olaf scholz, the vice chancellor and former mayor of hamburg, narrowly defeated the conservative block or cdu/csu, led by armin laschet, his party's successor to angela merkel. but in order to form a government, they'll need to engage in coalition talks with smaller parties, such as the greens and the free democrats, to reach a majority. in the bundestag, which would lead to germany's first-ever - [ siren blaring whoa is that our rudy giuliani news alert siren? the siren we had installed in the studio to tell us whenever something funny happens to rudy giuliani? wally, throw out all the cue cards about germany. >> nein. >> seth: what? >> sorry, sorry. i meant, do you want me to throw out all nine of the cue cards about germany. [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh, i see what you did there, wally okay let's see what rudy's up to. >> fox news has reportedly suspended former president trump's personal attorney, rudy giuliani, from appearing on any of its shows >> his favorite tv outlet ha

of officers have been vaccinated with additional officers submitting exemptions and 83 president of spdy did a national study and said, hey, why aren't you doing it? 22% said they already had the virus. how many of your men and women are saying i already have the antibodies? >> we've had a lot, including myself. and i'm telling you right now, when we were first notified of this mandate coming at us, i was informed by the mayor's office that anybody with natural immunity who had already beaten covid, they were recognizing that in terms of the mandate itself. they said it was not backed up by science. we've had about 165 police officers who have had covid. i can tell you right now, our issue is, is where's common sense in here? we're not -- this isn't about vaccinated or unvaccinated. this is about just being respected. brian: absolutely, i hear you -- >> and it's personal choice. and at the police union, we're here to defend jobs, and we will do so. brian: citizens paying the price and a lot of careers cut short. mike sloan, thanks so much. appreciate it. you got it. meanwhile, 21 minute