thank you, alison williams and mark mccormick.er in the show, they world bank president will join tom keene at 9:30 a.m. eastern. don't miss that interesting interview. ♪ david: this is bloomberg. minutesy, we got the from the federal open market committee meetings and although they did not do much to bring into down the rate rise in december, the markets remained relatively dovish. bloomberg's manus cranny spoke with charles evans yesterday on just that sus -- just that subject. isgetting inflation up to 2% very important and moving expectations up by just talking about it and making sure we are willing to go above 2% if that happens, because we have a symmetric inflation objective. we should be spending some time above 2% just like we spent some time below 2%. david: still with us from toronto is mark mccormick of td bank. what do the markets take away from this? back,lation is not coming then there is no big rush to raise rates. is that it? mark: i think that is the thing you want to think about. the term people are using is gr

david: alison williams, thank you. benjamin segal will stay with us.n bloomberg markets, an interview with wells fargo's cfo at 4:00 this afternoon, eastern time. later in this hour, he will have david malpass, coming to us live from the imf meetings in washington. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: this is bloomberg. i am david westin. president trump will announce his decision on the iran nuclear deal this afternoon. we are joined by kevin cirilli with the latest from washington. him?we hear from kevin: 12:45 this afternoon, he will unveil that he is not recertify in the iran deal. that will of course start a 60 day period from lawmakers on capitol hill to decide how they want or whether or not they want to reimpose sanctions against iran. the legislation lawmakers will be grappling with is being led by senator tom cotton, or public and from arkansas, and also, get ready, senator bob corker, who has found himself locked in a feud all week with the president. -- feud all week with the president. david: well, he doesn't want to do it. ke

yvonne: allison williams -- alison williams, thank you.till expecting preliminary earnings from samsung. also, i look at the company's fight for suppliers with apple. issuingresident trump executive order on health care, interviews for the next fed chair, and announcing his decision on iran. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: this is "daybreak asia," i am yvonne man in hong kong. betty: i am betty liu in new york. president trump expected to give his verdict on iran, having waited new strategy to curb its nuclear ambitions. greg, this has been anticipated for quite some time. what is president trump expected to say about iran? is he expected to decertify the deal? >> we do not know. the administration has cap this decision close to their chest. he has been saying for weeks that decision has been made, we just do not know what it is. their options, including decertifying the deal. he can ask congress to impose new sanctions or other laws to enforce the deal. we will find that out tomorrow at 12:45 washington time. betty: what if he does kick the

the police say this started because of a road rage incident in prince william county. alison: and the people who did it are still out there tonight. happening right now. tim: ryu scared at all? >> no. with a knifetabbed and beaten with a baseball bat. >> he took all the beatings for us. tim: the wife did not want to show their face or use their names because prince william county police are still looking for their attackers. >> they threw them on the sofa, beat him, stabbed him. the incident happened when her 19-year-old son refused to let a honda civic speed by and they chased the teenager home. >> my husband said get in the house. tim: mom called 911 and grabbed a baseball bat, but the invaders snatched it and used the bat to beat her husband. then one of the attackers, a woman, pulled out a gun. >> she said all we need it was an apology. tim: all she could do was watch the brutal attk looking at me because he knows the woman has regarded in my face. tim: the attackers eventually left, getting away before the police could catch them. >> i want them to go to jail for life. t

alison: the university of virginia new athletic director making history. carla williams is the first african-american woman to become the athletic director at a power five school. or a major conference school. she was formally introduced a few hours ago. williams has been at the university of georgia for the past 13 years. larry: pioneer. alison: absolutely! this is exciting because we have our own new addition at abc7. larry: bill kelly j stormwatch7's chief meteorologist. live on the national mall. what do you think of d.c. so far? bill: it's incredible. how are you guys? i'm so excited to be here with you guys. it's beautiful. before we look at the capitol, the west end. of course you have the lincoln memorial there. memorial bridge out here on that side. of course, there is a beautiful city of arlington. the mother ship where we are. but, one of the most beautiful sights i have seen is the stormwatch7. near and dear to my heart. seriously we have been tracking stuff. windy. steve will be in, in just a second to tell you about the things. we have a storm coming in. wi

in prince william county they collected 2,000 pounds. alison: tonight at 11:00, the the side side i-team investigates the impact on the special report. cruel deception tonight at 11:00. larry: well, right now little ghosts and goblins are lining up at the white house for a chance to say "trick-or-treat." the president and the first lady arriving seconds ago hosting trick-or-treaters at the white house ahead of halloween. the line is long and the kids are ready to get the treats from the trumps. researchers at m.i.t. are channeling the inner mary shelley ahead of halloween. they have a fiction writing bot for scary stories. it's called shelley and forced too read horror stories so it knows how to hit the scary nerves. that is interesting. alison: i guess so. larry: different take. alison: exactly. you know a lot about halloween. "good morning washington." larry: everybody gets dressed up. tomorrow, join "good morning washington." it's the halloween spooktacular. we look forward to this every year. we will be live at taxton manor and it will star

williams. what are you seeing? alison: i am still looking through the press release myself. have not seen the equity trade numbers. tom: icy sales and trade revenue ago,15% versus a year which seems to be better than the decline at jpmorgan. down 22%. alison: that is spot on with analyst estimates, actually. it is interesting, the numbers for trading for each of the banks coming in right as expected. ,pmorgan had a steeper decline 30%, however they had a much better quarter a year ago so that was expected. if you combine jpmorgan and citi their combined decline was 22% and that is what we are seeing at bank of america. francine: if you look at the equity trading business, the revenue for the third quarter seems pretty much in line with estimates. we were expecting a 985 figure. is this enough to show they have not done so badly or will shareholders expect more? goes,: as far as trading shareholders will be happy. i think what investors will be looking for today are the consumer numbers, which i have not seen yet. we did see some deterioration .esterday of jpmorgan and citi i