let's kick things off with abb. abb shares moving higher in switzerland to the tune of 1.4%. this is after the swiss engineer announced ads 4 billion share buyback as part of a strategic shake-up. average revenue growth of 4% to 7% a year. coming up, we will be speaking to the ceo of abb in a first on cnbc interview. certainly don't want to miss that. i was just alluding to the slight performance in the italian market. this is because telecom italia will hold talks to buy movil eyes brazil unit. the group said it's issuing 1.1 million shares to buy the dutch group. it plans a capital increase to fund the purchase. and last but not least, shares in l'oreal slumping to the bottom of the stoxx 600 after it cuts its growth outlook for the global cosmetics market to between 3% and 3.5 %. shares down by more than 2%. let's get out to stephane who has more on this story out of paris. stephane, the ceo saying 2014 is a strange year. is that because no one is buying lipsticks any more? >> yes. not exactly, actually. the warning is related to the market cosmetics segment which is not f

describe more of this next level and what that will look like for abb.ed inngly very attractive markets. it is not about changing where we play, it's about how we play. we are trying to push growth to the next level by focusing on agh-growth segments, like automation in the u.s., which is very effective for us. we will drive the execution. we've been very successful in certain areas. the whole thing is aimed at providing very attractive returns. >> you mentioned organic growth, but you've been really acquisitive. you've bought something like $10 billion or $11 billion in u.s. companies alone. are you going to taper off on that? are you still looking at acquisitions? >> we absolutely look still at acquisitions at the right time. wehave one of our divisions are fixing because we have some legacy issues. we have some things to integrate. we've been very cash generative. we are getting part of the money back to the shareholders. >> speaking of acquisitions, i have to ask about this inversion debate, which you must have heard and seen the headlines on. you ar

. >> the pops will take you back to the era of abb october 13 through the 19 at the kimmel center. go to the arts in philly.org or visit 6abc.com/loves the arts. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. >> thousands came together on the benjamin franklin parkway today for an effort to raise money to fight pediatric cancer. ten thousand participants started the parkway run and walk. the 5k run and 2k walk raised 1.$2 million for research and survivorship programs at the children's hospital of philadelphia. since the event started a few years agate has raised $7 million. >> still much more to come on "action news" including sports. >> unusual move on the save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.d everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have...oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> cole hamels will try to help the phillies end the season on a high note. the phils fans had fun with the atlanta

. >> he is very close to prime minister abbe and well known for having right wing nationalist opinions. when he assumed the position, he very early on made a couple of inflammatory statements, and he is also very well known for having said when he assumed his pog that if the government -- position that if the government said right. nhk could not go left. kam kamal nhk was considered the voice of authority for objective nationalist knews. by knee capping nhk a press department has been set. >> because nhk is a powerful position, it has been identity that it is a factor of japanese nation. in a way, they feel that they have to be something that serves japanese people. it's more like a national identity broadcasting. >> "the listening post" requested an interview from nhk. they declined by gave us this statement: lion . despite such assuranceses a close eye is kept on media outlets. they could use a reboot. they provide that story. >>> more global village voices on journal. >> in japan, and the post fukushima nuclear story. >> it is under control, they are careful not to cross the lines.

. >> james:the alliance calls for mountain view based -- google and abb-vie to split all the expenses and any profit made. >> james:calico -- a company created by google last year. will manage a team of scientists who will >> james:work out of a lab based in the bay area. >> james:one of the best perks for those working at a tech company. free food. could be in jeopardy. >> james:companies like google and facebook offer gourmet meals to employees. >> james:now the the internal revenue service wants to tax the free food that tech companies give to them. >> james:the i-r-s argues that the employer-provided food is a "taxable fringe benefit." >> james:and the i-r-s has sought back taxes that may amount to a third of the meals' fair-market value. >> james:some companies are planning to fight the irs over the meal-tax move. >> james:meaning this. could be decided in a courtroom. >> james:we're coming up on 4- 30. >> james:here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning. >> james:happening today. fast food workers across the country plan to walk off the job. including those h

abb shares are up. they had a $4 billion buyback.ef executive is trying to make it more profitable. they also set a new long term targets. america movil plans to enter talks with a joint takeover bid. americanteam up to buy telecom italian. paymentss testing a where users could bidirectionally from twitter. security is the big question mark. engaging twitter users to help broaden the revenue sources. move, let'sp on the bring in stocks and where equity markets are. pretty flat across most of the eurozone. the dax is down. ftse 100 is down by 0.2%. sterling under pressure. that is against the pound. camp on the the yes scottish independence vote. data in 34 minutes time. andproduction for the u.k. governor carney speaks as well. so much to talk about. want to talk markets, join me on twitter. that is it for "on the move." pulse" is next with guy johnson. ♪ >> what is on the a list? apple gears up. at a record high in what could go wrong? forget about it. holds his a road as it the first of seven public minutes to debate the right to b

the view from abb. right, currency markets. what is happening.is one everyone is focused on. monday, a big drop in the value of the currency. cable trading 1.6107. bounce today.f a a limited waiver coverage rate my becoming in. -- a little bit of a recovery trade my becoming in. let me talk about today's pulse number. an amazon fire smartphone will cost you. it is a big drop from the phone's previous price, $199. the move comes as apple is set to unveil its latest iphone. we will talk more about that in a few minutes' time. in the meantime, bloomberg top headlines. the dutch safety board says flight mh 17 was hit by high-energy objects. crashications that the was caused by technical faults or crew actions, the final report will be delivered within a year of the crash. the iraqi parliament has approved the new government. u.s. making it clear that support is conditional on establishing a more inclusive government. john kerry is in the group to againstld a coalition the islamic state. a major milestone. currency future cup -- currency futures sugge

. >> abb will see it. republican senator of wisconsin expressing skepticism over fellow senator recent claim some of her male colleagues made disparaging comments about her body after she had a baby. here's a reminder of some of those comments. good thing you're working out because you wouldn't want to get porky. and you know you are even pretty when you are fat. don't lose too much weight, i like my girls chubby. senator johnson isn't buying those claims saying he hasn't personally seen that kind of behavior on the hill, and if she had been harassed, she should name names. >> i have ever seen that kind of behavior. it is pretty professional, i have never seen that type of savior, that is all i can say. if you throw around those kind of accusations, give people a chance to defend themselves. >> good thing we have the wisconsin experts. >> good for ron johnson. i think she is part of the problem. if these senators said this, i am a little doubtful, say who they are. if a senator from my state said those com

. >> let's talk about down toun"d abbe abbey".t a trailer. >> i feel a shaking of the ground i stand on. >> look at that. >> love it! >> is the queen coming in or something? >> certainly that is a big moment. >> wow. >> let me tell you a little bit about this trailer. it started on british tv at the end of september so they are going to see all of this before we do. >> it is going to sneak out. >> it is meant to be fantastic. it is 1924, lots of changes. >> i really do want to catch up. >> thank you. >> don't worry, your hair will grow back. you look very cute. >>> one cookie for your kid and one for yourself. >> which ones to beat and which ones to eat. >>> and want to know how your man thinks? these sexy studs give you insight. >> that is just wrong. next they are going to take a polaroid. one say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. thiswatch lime-a-way power wer.

. >> of abb than a racial dialogue that is more than a monologue and in terminating what has an exchange of ideas. i know you don't get in the illegal immigration but let's talk a little bit about how we can prevent the what i call the cultural suicide that's going on in europe right now because of the welfare state you need a new influx of people and of course it is the shrinking birth rate you need immigration to support the social welfare state but at the same time they are not integrating and assimilating in the same way the united states has been successful at doing. we also couldn't use legal immigration that we are breaking away from it so much. are we in danger of going on the path of cultural civilization suicide is of the way that western europe is? >> guest: is very important that we go back to how we assimilated in the past because it worked. if we knew how to do this and we had the knowledge and going back to what we used to be good at. i do be careful. my wife was born in scotland but nonetheless i completely agree with you. i was just there in a small town in the small isl

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according to the palestinian center for policy and survey research, hamas would defeat abb marginah party by what if national elections were held today. comments come days after israel approved its largest seizure of palestinian land in three decades, nearly 1000 acres in the occupied west bank. at a news briefing, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. samantha power criticized israel's decision. >> the u.s. position on settlement activity is very well-known. we have long made clear our opposition to settlement activity. we're deeply concerned by the reports of expanded settlement activity over the last few days. we call on the government of israel to reverse its decision. i think these actions are contrary to israel's stated goal of achieving a permanent status agreement with the palestinians. >> despite saying it opposes israeli settlements, the obama administration has previously vetoed a u.n. security counsel resolution decrying them illegal. a columbia university senior who says he is raped on campus two years ago has launched a novel protest and performance art piece to call for the expul

correspondents weighing in live starting with anna coren in baghdad, then vicki anderson in abb abu dhabi. and matthew chance checks in from moscow where the u.s. may find some opposition to its isis strategy. but let's begin in washington. that's where president obama has announced that the u.s. will lead a broad coalition to ultimately destroy isis. >> his strategy includes expanded u.s. air strikes in iraq and also in syria. an assistant will flow to iraqi security forces as well as the syrian opposition. the coalition will move to cut off militants funding and to stop the flow of foreign fighters to the region and humanitarian aid will continue for civilians in harm's way, all with no american boots op the ground. >> we will conduct a systematic campaign of air strike against these terrorists. working with the iraqi government, we will expand our efforts beyond protecting our own people and humanitarian missions so we're hitting isil targets as iraqi forces go on offense. moreover, i made it clear we will hunt down terrorists who threaten our country wherever they are. that means i wi

the ceo switzerland abb talks about its $10 billion spending spree in the u.s.the shale boom. uber toany's work with develop san francisco. is all tomorrow starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern time here on bloomberg television. ♪ >> it is 56 past the hour. that means bloomberg television is on the markets. we are 30 minutes into the start of u.s. trading. the u.s. stock market resuming its decline after a higher move yesterday. jobless claims last week rising unexpectedly. the dow losing 36 points. , the poundequities is in recovery mode for a third straight day. concern that scotland will vote for independence next week. starting to ease a bit. barreleading to $90 a after the international energy agency cut the forecast. treasury prices increase. the 10 year yield easing. staying with the bond market, a high-yieldgh and -- bonds fails making it the busiest september in years. is there enough to merit -- is there enough to soak it up? just how much has been sold? either bondsthan that have been sold or that have been planned. since 2008.st pace it's coming at a time wh

abbÉ e wants? does japan need a weak yen? >> is part of the story. had the japanese equity markets hitting the highest level since july 2007. today, we had comments from the minister about rapid moves in the market. my sense is that perhaps they realize we are getting closer to bigger moves in short-term interest rates, which could drive volatility in the foreign exchange markets. >> in that, john country should famous claude trichet's "brutal move." theirs try to fix problems with a weak currency. >> evidence of that in europe and japan. i would argue in terms of the have comeen that we from very overvalued levels, which was fueled in part by the policy on the other side of the atlantic. >> if you look at the brutal move of pounds sterling, from 1.70. breaksclusive. you and i can afford harrod's in october. shopping spree. >> following the bank of england and mark carney's comments where he hardened his position against sharing the pound. how much of the scottish that has been priced into markets? >> in terms of the cash markets, the spot foreign ex

perhaps going to be attacked by land and at the same time by british army troops, and he has decided to abbrt without a 3 he 3áe would soon be court-mard for that decision. an open path to alexandria as well to again, washington.eíiú we're right off of alexandria, virginia. about where the captain gordon positioned his royal navy squadron on august 29th, 1814, f fort washington is destroyed, and everybody in alexandria knew that there was no way the defend the city now, and they had been left completely defenseless by t the federal government. and alexander's militia had been taken by general winder, and positioned off of fort washington for a while, and now that washington had been burned, they were marched away, and so that the city's fathers had essentially no defenses. most of the weapons in town, and the cannons save for a couple had been taken away as well. and so the mayor and others had gone to madison the previous year, and said, you know, we don't have any defenses if the british make it past the kettle bottoms and fort washington, and then we are defenseless, and madison had pre

i will start by abb rating my fellow muslims.no, i don't think that we should force a choice when it comes to discussing issues that matter. we have this three-day event and i'm looking at the program -- i will start again. i don't think we should have to choose between the foreign subjects and the mystic subjects. you will see they put together an amazing range of events over the couple of days and i want to go over all of them. there are so many issues we can and should cover and have the ability and intellect and expertise in the community to cover and i just don't buy this .-full-stop is that so many people here in north america which as well we've got to have this debate about gaza or iraq and nothing else. we have to talk about isis and radicalization. i'm a journalist that happens to be muslim. the only thing people wanted to talk to me about were these issues but just domestic and foreign. when they said they wrote a biography of the leadership they said why did you write a book about him he is the prime minister. we will

how do i get to sesame street, abb abbey? practice. >> sounds like a jack benny joke. start with the pacific northwest, heat building, red flag warnings through the weekend. upper 80s in l.a. so where it's hot, it's cooler east of the colorado rockies where temperatures are in the 50s again today. a cold rain across chicago. heavy across parts of the south, and a beautiful day acr >>> good morning, i'm abc 7 news, the bay area microclimate forecast the heat and unhealthy air is again today but it will ease this weekend and into next week. no rain in this forecast. i'm sorry. here's a look at the temperatures, upper 60s to 70s, coast and san francisco, low to mid-80s in the north bay and low to mid-90s south and north and near 100 inland. good news it will fall back into the 50s and 60s tonight. acuweather seven-day for >> all right. 20th birthday to miracle here. back yo you guys in the studio. >> that's right. >>> and keep to going here on the heat index. story turning big in the new york times overnight. a lot of tech execu

how do i get to sesame street, abb abbey?ce, practice. >> sounds like a jack benny joke. start with the pacific northwest, heat building, red flag warnings through the weekend. upper 80s in l.a. so where it's hot, it's cooler east of the colorado rockies where temperatures are in the 50s again today. a cold rain across chicago. heavy across parts of the south, and a beautiful day across new york city where sesame street >> good morning. our temperatures are in the 50's and 60's across the region. it is 59 in winchester. 53, manassas. temperatures will warm into the 70's this morning. 11:00. 77 by 3:00. by 5:00, 78 degrees. the high >> all right. 20th birthday to miracle here. back yo you guys in the studio. >> that's right. >>> and keep to going here on the heat index. story turning big in the new york times overnight. a lot of tech executives, including former apple ceo steve jobs put limits on the screen time their kids have. and ban them from using it on school nights, time limits on the weekends. others said they set boun

how do i get to sesame street, abb abbey?sounds like a jack benny joke. start with the pacific northwest, heat building, red flag warnings through the weekend. upper 80s in l.a. so where it's hot, it's cooler east of the colorado rockies where temperatures are in the 50s again today. a cold rain across chicago. heavy across parts of the south, and a beautiful day across new york city where sesame street happens to be. and back to you guys in the >> reporter: thank you, "g.m.a.," david murphy on the terrace. lots of sunshine and temperatures in the 60s. this afternoon 76 degrees sun and clouds. tomorrow clouds in the morning and during the afternoon in particular we'll be on the look out for periods of rain or spotty showers. it looks gray and damp. 71 is the high, partly sunny and nice on sunday, high of 73. monday looks good, tuesday morning showers give way to >> all right. 20th birthday to miracle here. back yo you guys in the studio. >> that's right. >>> and keep to going here on the heat index. story turning big in the n

didn't identify themselves as that he was shot behind the first time and killed in many cases with abbot and so ferguson is an example of what is happening in the cities all over the country that either no one catches on video or it doesn't bubble to the surface. if you could chime in first and actually if i could pause for a second, if you could chime in for a second because clearly the policy issues as it relates to the militarization of local police, there are policies that relate to what the rules for excessive force are but more importantly with the communities are conserved with is how do we create the policy that hold the police accountable in the substantive ways versus superficial ways we don't continue to see people that shoot someone and tomorrow they are back on the street. >> i think it is important that we become organized all across america with the ability and the capacity to speak up and not wait until there's an incident. there is an incident. during the 60s we didn't have a website. we didn't know anything about the internet. we have our own machines and we are by th

perhaps going to be attacked by land and at the same time by british army troops, and he has decided to abbrt without a 3 he 3áe would soon be court-mard for that decision. an open path to alexandria as well to again, washington.eíiú we're right off of alexandria, virginia. about where the captain gordon positioned his royal navy squadron on august 29th, 1814, f fort washington is destroyed, and everybody in alexandria knew that there was no way the defend the city now, and they had been left completely defenseless by t the federal government. and alexander's militia had been taken by general winder, and positioned off of fort washington for a while, and now that washington had been burned, they were marched away, and so that the city's fathers had essentially no defenses. most of the weapons in town, and the cannons save for a couple had been taken away as well. and so the mayor and others had gone to madison the previous year, and said, you know, we don't have any defenses if the british make it past the kettle bottoms and fort washington, and then we are defenseless, and madison had pre

. >> in the texas courtroom, greg abb abbott made the case gerns our children. and now, abbott is proposing giving standardized tests to four-year-olds. wendy davis will reduce the number of standardized tests our kids take across the board and will use an education to build an economy for all hard-working texans. >> this is the first time in 14 years that texas will elect a new governor. texas gubernatorial candidates, democratic state senator wendy davis and greg abbott face off in a debate tonight. you can see it at 10:00 eastern on c-span. >> with live coverage of the u.s. house on c-span and the senate on c-span2, here we compliment that and then on weekends, c-span3 is the home to american history tv with programs that tell our nation's story. and our new series, real america featuring article kooifl government in educational films from the 1930s and '70s. c-span3, funded through your local cable or satellite provider. >> next, a conversation about health insurance companies trying to control costs by excludeing from their health plans certain doctors, hos