are you saying to me after years of anc resistance to me after years of anc resistance to any privatisation sector that you are now welcoming the notion of breaking up eskom, ending its monopoly and introducing the private sector into energy? we are saying right now in order to address the challenges in south africa, everything, every option is on the table. we are talking about private participation within eskom, we are talking about privatising those entities that the state should not be managing. so all those options, yes, all of them are on the table. well specifically the democratic alliance, the opposition party in your parliament, has just drafted a bill demanding that the state municipalities in south africa be able, be allowed, to take their power, their energy, from private sector companies, to get away from the eskom monopoly. are you going to back that? no, there is a challenge with that. we have a very unequal society in south africa. one of the reasons that we are not going to agree to that is that we have a responsibility to ensure energy security, to ensure access to energy.

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sun at 7:30 this morning and cloudy by lunch time and rain ances going up quickly once we get past 3:00 or 4:00 in the ternoon. you can always use your nbc washington app. use the interactive radar feature and watch the rain drops as they move into your friday afternoon. melissa, what's going on in first four traffic. >> outer loop here, you can see chopper 4 over this crash blocking a middle lane now on the right shoulder. so y can see that slow down approaching the situation. nothing in the way now so tt's good. 720, northbound, southbound, and taking a look at 66, fairfax county parkway to the belt loop. going about 60iles per hour. thank you, a new development in the investigation into those explosive packages mailed across the country. >> they forced evacuations at offices a news organizations from california to right here in washington d.c. now investigators are closing in on the location they believe the packages are coming from. >> the investigators combed a mail sorting facility north of miami sterday. itossible they passed through that building, but it's too elly to t for su

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somebody who is more sophisticated and didn't expect these things to go off, you are dealing with an ancd kind of offender. >> shannon: fred, i learned a lot in this process. the u.s. service takes images of in coming mail. will that speed up getting answerses about that? >> absolutely. the other interesting aspect they would be worried about based on the news coverage would be a tactical shift with the bomb maker. that's what we saw with the recent model here in austin. he watches the news footage and then he adjusts his mo. will we see a shift? will we see a real device? god forbid. that's the fbi joint terrorism task forces focussed on along with looking at all of the other databases files that the state department has. i would not be surprised if this person is not a record in those files once we learn his identity. >> shannon: read andy's piece and i will tweet that as well. fred and andy, thank you both. hundreds of italians mourning a slain teen. the teen was attacked in a neighborhood in rome. more police will be sent to that air to fight crime. three suspects all imgrans from af

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ance then, we have seen powerful rally.prices list, responding to individual supply and demand is theeristics, which dip german and a price through time, rather than news headlines around trade -- which is the time,inant price through rather than news headlines around trade. people are speculating, what is next? next week is going to be key all the top to the, mother the players in london to discuss how tight markets are. the commodity players in london to discuss how tight markets are. francine: what am i looking for? what are you looking for right now -- are there any that are under price? each commodity has its own supply and demand. the aluminum refinery has tightened up trade in aluminum. elevated levels because there has been a prospect of a clothing and now we have the reality -- of it closing and now we have the reality it will be. we have seen the metal price respond a small amount. we have not seen it play out yet. copper, we have got uncertainty around the next phase of investment. the market is looking at this d

draghi with outstanding headline, saying he would signal into 2019.ance well how did you adapt to thee european central bank pausing well into 2019? it is up to the ecb to conduct monetary policy on the eu side. .e are not dealing with that what they do matters to us. tell us it iss time for us to raise the policy rate in december or february because the swedish economy is doing well, and we will meet our inflation target. relatively speaking if you , inare us to the eurozone terms of growth and also the inflation rate, we have done means a certain element of -- concernedare you more about a tightening now than you were last month? in this sense we are getting closer. same thing fore a while. these things are close to what we have said for a number of months. we are getting close to the time to move in a different direction and start of a rising cycle. in that sense, we are more certain today than nine months ago. francine: because the global , do youseems shakier need to push through with a hike in december to make sure you have enough ammunition to deal with whatever comes next? tha

i think they will take a different ance.aving the dollar depreciated is one thing, but to devaluation against all currencies, that raises risk for china. been portrayed itself as them being bullied by the united states, and china does not have a problem with anybody else. nobody does, it is only the u.s.. 1930's, it is a very bilateral u.s. versus the world situation. exports isat china imported from somewhere else first. so you would have to get a big shift to have a meaningful impact to offset the taxes trump is putting on u.s. consumers. francine: thank you both. up next, the great rate debate. look at thetailed fomc minutes and what it means for the markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance, politics, this is "bloomberg: surveillance. " officials have stepped into a debate over interest rates and feature a move about the so-called neutral rate. this comes in note to the most recent economic projections, accompanying the minutes of the september meeting. recently, the fed has come under criticism, take a

el papa francisco hace al anc de cardenal estadounidense, como arzobispo de washington dc. de prensa asociada. en la mayorÍa de los casos, no hay una razÓn clara para dar de baja. muchos hacen hermanas diciendo que fueron relictos para hablar otro idioma o por tener habilidades mÉdicas. y se que se les prometiÓ una vÍa rÁpida a cambio del servicio militar a una ciudadanÍa. flavio musmano perdiÓ su billetera para las horas recibir mensajes de un buen samaritano para recuperarla. se convirtiÓ mÁs vienen una de sus todas las pesadillas donde terminÓ expulsado del paÍs y separado de su familia. desde mar del plata, argentina, nos muestran el arribo agridulce de este nativo. >> el regreso a su ciudad natal en la costa argentina tras 18 aÑos de ausencia no fue como Él los uniÓ. en las Últimas tres en el paÍs que eligiÓ para formar su familia y vivir fueron tras las rejas. >> mi familia me fue a visitar un domingo , que fueron los dÍas de visita. los y por atrÁs de un vidrio y un telÉfono. nunca me dejarÁn ni siquiera poder abrazar a mi hijo. y mirÁ, me mataron. >> Él habÍa perdid