angie: holding fire.he fed decides not to move on interest rates over concerns about the global economy. market movements. treasuries rarely the most since 2009 -- rally the most since 2009. aboutconfirms concerns the economic slowdown ways heavilyon the -- weigh on the fed's decision. i am angie lau coming to you from our headquarters in hong kong. let's get to our reporter gina who was at the news conference in washington, d.c. what are the major concerns? the fed is clearly concerned about the international outlook. they decided that as the reason they did not go this month. that we are looking at the data, coming in. janet yellen talked about the economic outlook in the u.s. being in line with what they expected during the press conference but at the same time pointed to international concerns over the stronger doll -- strong dollar. rishaad: -- angie: how long do they hold it off for? jeanna: that is a great question. so they have two more meetings this year, one in october and what in december. in d

angie: down in the dumps.&p's downgrade, japan's latest figures fall short of forecasts. less than 24 hours to go until the key rate decision. .ngie: welcome to "first up" i am angie lau. japan's trade deficit wider than expected. disappointing news all around. it is not looking good. it validates the downgrade for credit. some would say the credit rating agencies are playing catch-up. deficit -- negative territory for quite some time now. the deficit coming in at $4.7 billion in the red. was -$4.5 billion. we did see $2.2 billion trade deficit the month before. we see the china slowdown continuing to wait on the japanese economy. japan depends on china for as boards -- exports, 21%. it will further weaken the trade balance as well. imports coming in below estimates as well. exports as well. net exports, a big contributor to why we saw gdp for japan contract. we are continuing to see this be a big factor here. the numbers are not looking good. the s&p going the right way. angie: it underlines the criticism, wh

angie: ok. verdict from the stock exchange and our stock reporters have told us what they have seen. looking at the next hour, comcast's al: i am al hunt. john: john heilemann. and with all due respect, life on mars isn't going to come down here. we are going to build the most readable while stacy you have ever seen. space youul wall in have ever seen. john: happy national drink beer day sports fans. my favorite day of the year. i am absolutely serious. so are barack obama and vladimir putin. totally serious, that is. here is a picture of them clinking glasses at the u.n. sure, it is not beer, but everyone knows it is impossible to get through the u.n. without a buzz. sp

angie: what about alternatives?hat if you are nervous about it and fed up with the volatility right now? >> the problem is that there are not a lot of alternatives. market,d income interest rates are ridiculously low. in terms of real estate, not too difficult to buy, but very difficult to sell, so do you want to commit to a long-term investment in real estate at this point when prices in many areas have actually risen quite a bit? is this the time to get in? the same thing is true going back to fixed income. if interest rates are going to to go into thent fixed income market now, where you are guaranteed that if interest rates rise you will lose money in the bond markets. i say sitting on cash is your only alternative to equities. if you look at equities, you can find value stocks, some dividend income, rising dividend income, and stocks historically at attractive evaluations -- valuations. actively's -- it could be seems to me to be the only game in town. angie: ok. are those valuations cheap as well for emerging

angie: thanks for that. shutdowns ordered were not enough to slow china's deal output which climbed in august. the national bureau of rose 1.7% shows crude to almost 67 million metric tons. production is still down from your earlier as the global industry struggles with excess supply. more cars in the road over the summer in china. output jumped six and a half percent in august of the same time last year. about 10 a half-million barrels a day, china's gasolines consumption was near record high in july up 17% from a year earlier. after an 11 billion. her -- 11 billion australian dollar offer was rejected. >> this decision is not that big of a surprise. >> not really. on that it was announced there was only speculation that it would not get over the line area the writing was on the wall. this was an 11 billion australian dollar deal. , it would havees been the biggest energy deal in the asia-pacific. the proposal is highly opportunistic and grossly undervalued the company. the feedback was that the proposal" l

i am angie lau.portswear industry has many big players and under armour is trying to prove it deserves a seat at the big table. residue has more than doubled for under armour. is biggest growth area international where it has crippled. it has teamed up -- tripled. it has teamed up with big names like andy, tom brady, and stephen curry. they say that basketball's surging popularity means it is only a matter of time before they own an nba team. we spoke with ceo kevin plank. kevin: we have been in china for more than 15 years, setting up offices. we opened the first store in 2010. today we have more than 75 stores in china. we will be adding in september alone roughly a store a day. china is a massive explosion of opportunity. one thing that we recognize is that going about it the way that every brand has in the past is not the best way. e-commerce plays a big role but one thing that we know is that for theet is hungry under armour brand. we're bringing stephen curry. it is a big deal. >> how did they

angie: she is on fire. thanks. the stock exchange. ♪ trending business coming up next. rishaad: we will talk about that greek election. also, looking at his take on the fed. on top of that, looking at the state of europe and china. the indian finance minister in about one hour and 40 minutes. we will talk on social media about bert berry. angie: thank you for watching us today. rishaad: it's monday, the 21st of september. i'm rishaad salamat and you are watching "trending business." we are going to be live in athens. china optimism. no collapse is nine. that according to a private survey. despite the stock market plunge and currency devaluation, capital expenditure has rebounded and services are selling -- are showing strength. new mandate.

♪ angie: surging stocks -- u.s.arkets enjoy one of the best rallies of the year boosted by advances oil and metals. it is a sign of stability. the usual rising chinese markets -- although it erased gains for the year. on irs declines to rule exit plans for alibaba. welcome to first up. i'm angie lau coming to you live from hong kong and streaming on your mobile and bloomberg.com. we have breaking news right now -- south korean jobs figures for august unemployment has come in at 3.6%. they were expecting a rate of 4.8% so that is a better number than expected. that is good news for korea which just unveiled the record spending plan for next year to roost -- to boost growth. let's go to the market boards right now. starting with new zealand -- it is climbing following that robust rally that we saw on wall street. 7/10 of 1% higher. the new zealand dollar is strengthening. it is still below levels of 65. we are counting down to the opening in australia, japan and korea. let's go over to japan. a very bad day for 225. w

welcome to "first up," item angie lau -- i am angie lau. janet yellen as a spoken.et's check in on markets in asia. new zealand is climbing, check out the dollar spot. kiwi is-- the weakening. we are counting down to the openings in australia and japan and korea. let's head over to japan. this was the news after coming back from the holiday break. it played catch-up. futures in chicago pointing to a quiet open, four points to the upside, very fractional. but dollar yen, check it out, weakening on the u.s. dollar strength. no trading in india and the philippines today. markets are closed for national holidays. the top story right now, janet yellen says that the fed is on track to raise interest rates this year but that the plan could change if there are economic changes. the dollar strengthened after the comments. let's take a listen. janet yellen: combined, these judgments show that the interest consistent with achieving and maintaining full employment in the medium run should gradually rise with time. this expectation, coupled with in the response of real activity

angie: thank you. indian prime minister has been a busy man in the past couple days. taking to wall street to talk finance, and in silicon valley. he is looking to drum up investment. us,ing into this visit for he surely made the rounds, didn't he? >> he is looking at the fortune 500 comedies -- companies. investments u.s. into india up 90% since the prime minister took office. there are many countries in the world who don't know where to place their money. here is the address. call me. maybe. he is looking to court investment. he visited a tesla factory and talked with elon musk about how battery technology can help. he met with tim cook and invited apple to set up a manufacturing base in emea. looking at his goals, it is a $2 trillion economy. he hopes to grow that 10 times. he will need the investment technology, the expertise, and again, the technology transfer, to upgrade or bump india up the value chain. that being said, google in india is a good example. they are looking to bring high-speed wire

angie: thank you. you can get more on all of the -- all oftop stories in one's top stories address, bloomberg.com. imagegoogle gets an overhaul with a new logo, making it easier to identify. has spent three years developing its new winter wardrobe which includes a $185 today -- putting. check it out. >> volatile times, our next guest says get used to big swings in the market, more on that when "first up," returns. ♪ angie: thailand has arrested a second man after the deadly bombing in bangkok. police say he looks similar to the sketch of a man seen leaving a backpack on august 17. the prime and says there is evidence linking the man to the case. >> police have a lot of checkpoints. when they find someone suspicious, they have to make an arrest. as it turns out, this man looks similar to the man police were looking for. ,hey have to do a lot of tests fingerprints, dna, if he is the guy, he is the guy. angie: first the stadium, now the logo. japan's olympic dream has lost another component, the design ha

angie: anything that pain. the s&p jumps the last in three weeks as a crammed the worst carter since 2011. takes foundations china measures to bolster the economy, cutting down payments for first-time buyers. searching for a solution. google resolves the long-running patent dispute with microsoft. love them to "first up." -- welcome to "first up." i'm angie lau. we have breaking news at the start of the show. south korea's industrial production rose 0.4% in august from the previous month. economists were expecting a drop of one and a half percent. that is definitely a bright spot for korea, for the year on year factory output rose dear 0.3% compared to 1.8% decline estimate. outperforming what economists had expected from south korea. see how the markets react in an hour. u.s. stocks got a modicum of relief at the end of the worst quarter since 2011.let's go over to new york to get more from su keenan. intoday's rally put a dent>> the most volatile corridor in four years. it was not just stocks but commodities,

angie: thank you for that.ive from seattle following the chinese president. lloyd willines -- undergo chemotherapy for a highly curable form of lymphoma. he will lead the firm as normal. he has not given details on which form of lymphoma he has, but he says the biopsy on monday confirmed the cancer. has survived an attempt to remove him as chairman. he remains chairman and ceo after winning about 63% of the vote during a special meeting. advisers argued more independent oversight was needed as bank of america stocks lag. deserves the votes after resolving legal cases. winterkornceo martin will get his chance to make his case on the panel that will vote on his future. pressure is building over the scandal that saw diesel cars designed to cheat u.s. air pollution tests which are down 30% since the story broke. shery ahn has the details. they designed this software that intentionally cheated. shery: 11 million cars affected. a critical point in this discussion will be to find out what winterkorn knew about this sc

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♪ angie: where is the money?hina's biggesest companies face declines as state backed funds appear to dry up. policymakers's losing confidence in the face of weakness. and the rupiah sinks to its lowest since the asian financial crisis and worries about indonesian debt. ."lcome to "first up i am angie lau. let's get right to it. let's check in on the markets in asia. .05% higher.s but we saw big falls on friday as well as yesterday. we are counting down to the open in australia, japan, and south korea. this is the view from japan. yesterday climbing .4%. futures in chicago pointing to a lower open. we saw massive volatility in japanese equities yesterday. times.ched direction 15 119.26.en holding at markets continue to swing in china as it returns from holiday. shery is looking ahead to trading. we are hearing china is considering a circuit breaker. over: not surprising that the weekend, we kept hearing suggestions from the pboc governor and the regulatory commission that they may act to get volatility out of the

angie: it is a rainy tokyo right now.w some delusio on wall street yesterday, pouring water on the rally we have been seeing in asia. 30 minutes away from the open of trading. watching first up. the top stories, stocks have failed to sustain a rally of three days of gains after posting their second biggest jump of the year tuesday. the indices closed in the red overnight as jobs data strengthens the case for highest -- higher interest rates. up tostock may hold extend market linked to the rest of the world. authorities will delay the stock in that until next year because in markets.urmoil apple has released updated products including two iphones featuring better cameras and a 3-d touch feature. steve jobs dismissed the idea of a stylus but tim cook show the apple pencil for the bigger ipad pro. apple tv has a makeover. it has a new touch. as expected, the reserve bank of new zealand cut the cash rate and sent the kiwi dollar lower. let's get to paul allen in sydney. the reserve bank. there. paul: it is unlikely. the gdp g

angie: thank you. the latest drama at volkswagen. you can get more on that story and all of the top stories at our digital destination, bloomberg business bringing together the best of bloomberg news, business week, bloomberg television, and new digital content at one address. on bloomberg.com, how china's bloated companies are holding back growth. plus, inside the smartest office in the world. why this building is making work more efficient and greener. that is bloomberg.com, check it out. u.s. stocks posted their fourth loss in five days since the fed rate decision. the plunge for crude lead quality shares lower. we has to -- sue from new york. was a down day, it was also a jewish holiday that lowered volume. loss the fourth lost -- in five days, since the fed decision. more pressure is put on the market. is volatility, again something that a lot of investors are keeping their eye on. there is also anticipation related to a scheduled speech from the fed chair. the hope is that she will bring some cla

angie: that is disappointing data.ven, japan, america, china, india account for 45% of global growth here. when do you see this -- when you see this data, when you take a look at the slowing of global growth, are you excited about the opportunities or is this keeping you up at night? >> as we said earlier, the , you're going to see volatility in markets. for companies like ours, if not a great concern because our long-term interest is generated by what happening in china. say anyone bit of data coming out sheets me awake and i. -- awake at night. angie: what does keep you up at night? >> the level of progress china is making in this transformational progress to move to a consumption driven economy. wheth that successful or not is important to everybody's interests in this part of the world. thus far, it looks on track. angie: just have to keep your and your eye on the prize as the often do. they do so much. the bloomberg markets most influential summit for 2015 happens next tuesday with event in new york to london, and

angie: but will it be?] >> i'm hearing the infrastructure arm has been for a dutch oil storage group terminal. the bids are higher than the closing price, so we will see what happens. other companies bidding goldman sachs and jpmorgan, according to some reports. yesterday it fell a little bit, so we will see what it does today. angie: that's an old favorite. >> an oldie but a goodie. has anyone stayed at hotel sheila? i have on several occasions. it's owned by samsung but that's not the reason for picking it today. is going to list as early as february. it will be interesting to see the competition because earnings are improving. it's up 27% so you may see a big competitive hike. always a bit of drama over there in south korea. that's the verdict from this talk exchange. .e will be back in an hour looking at the next hour of the show, a look at what could be the most important trip for the chinese president this sure. onpecial report on what is his agenda. we are counting down to the open in australia and k

angie: grace, thank you for that. from washing machines to jet engines and financing, general electric have a hand in countless industries. and is one of the world's biggest company. when we return, we speak to the company's second in charge. stay right there. up."re watching "first ♪ angie: checking the stories around the world. croatian has become the latest hotspot in the mass exodus towards western europe, after hungary sealed off the border. thousands of asylum-seekers poured into croatia from neighboring countries on thursday. meanwhile, the head of germany's immigration authority stepping down. undered schmidt had come fire. germany struggling to cope with some 800,000 migrants expected to arrive this year. around five times last year's total. sunday's election in greece, voters on the greek island said the decision would be handled. this is to handled an influx of migrants, despite limited financial resources. the conservative new democracy party is among the front runners, according to the latest survey. let

angie: welcome back.urging after the bank of japan released minutes from its august meeting. yvonne has the details. yvonne: coming to the terminal this morning, this was from the minutes of the august 6-7 meeting were they did keep policy on hold. it seemed like a lot of talk at that time about japan's inflation, as we know near zero right now. that core inflation that the boj does look at. excludes fresh food. there was talk of the other gate, the new cpi which actually excludes energy. some of the members have said that the data, which excludes energy, was useful. and they said that they were open to looking at that, as well. the riseumber saying in food prices, that is not harming consumer sentiment. aremore of firms in japan able to pass the rising costs on. they feel of health and economy may be better than what the figures suggest. some members feel that consumption is key for improving the price trend. but they are maintaining that 2% price target at cbi for all items. even some say that what matt

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angie: indeed. for now we will depend on newsgathering at bloomberg to help us point the right direction. just ahead, buckle up for a bumpy ride. the rest of the year will remain volatile or stocks memento when the fed decides to raise rates. you're watching "first up" angie: checking some of the stories making headlines around the world. a key suspect in the bombing has led to turkey. demand directed the attack that killed 20 people. malaysian police have revealed they arrested three people last week. they are suspected of helping the known suspect escape. two men remain in custody in governmentsa meeting in brussels have moved closer to agreements. some eastern country is remain opposed. germany's interior minister says while the deal is in place it is really only a first step. hungary has now completed a 175 kilometer razor wire fence. there could be more charges to come in the investigation into the global governing bodies. lotu.s. attorney general a -- loretta lynch says she anticipates more ch

angie: risk to the rebound. the challenges that are threatening abe's attempt to revive the japanese economy. that and more on this morning's "asia edge." stay with us. ♪ rishaad: tracking some of the stories making headlines around the world, with the european union finalizing plans, thousands of refugees are fleeing syria. the proposal will be announced thursday and will aim to spread them evenly from finland to spain. germany says 4000 people arrived in munich following 20,000 on the weekend. 800,000xpects applications for asylum this year. the police say a suspect in the bangkok bombing has confessed to possessing explosives. the man was berated in front of cameras and asked whether he was guilty of having bomb making materials. his translator said guilty. he was arrested last week near the border and has not yet been formally charged. it is not clear if the confession carries legal weight in court. the architect whose controversial tokyo stadium has been scrapped is making another bid for the project. the c

shery: thanks, angie. seeing volatility, which is not surprising, given that chinese markets have come back online. in positiveck territory, rising 9/10 of a percent. they were at the weakest level from february, but they are managing to gain again in the afternoon. in china, look at the shanghai composite, rising, being led by small caps, but it has lost a lot of momentum since the early surge in trading. ng, again after falling to a two-year low on friday. remember -- they have formed a bearish indicator, the death cross, which indicates we may see a further downside. they are being led by energy stocks. in a straley a, we are seeing in australia. energy stocks leading the decline there. in australia, do keep an eye on financials, because the four biggest names are massey capital, meeting stricter regulations. they will be modifying operations by 20% to cut costs. we are seeing interesting moves in currencies. for the korean won, it fell to the weakest level in almost four almost below point 1200. there

angie: thank you for that.d: in other news, the future of china's internet relies in services and not search. billions of dollars on the online to off-line push. all about the -- using the web to connect people to the real world of business. controversials risking a revolt among investors. the chairman wong chong says he will slow down on acquisitions. they have spent over $6 billion picking up everything from insurers to banks to action houses. -- fashion houses. they say it is time to focus on completing deals. subaru may sell more than 600,000 cars in north america this year, putting it i've years ahead of it midterm plan. -- five years ahead of its midterm plan. they are shipping mark r said the u.s., where deliveries have risen for 45 straight months. angie: back to our singapore election coverage. we are looking at what the outcome means for u.s. firms doing business there --. let's go to haslinda amin. we are going to get assessments from judith, she represents the american chamber of commerce, and it re

angie: thank you.hina's top foreign affairs decisionsays the imf had nothing to do with the government's devaluation of the yuan. in an exclusive interview with betty liu, he said market forces determine the value of the currency. >> we let supply and demand determine the value of rmb. speaking,b, generally is quite steady. towill, of course, continue reform in china in various sectors, including the financial sector. when people look back 10 years or 15 years from now, they will sue the market reform is really good, not only for china, but for the rest of the world. betty: 12 months from now, will the rmb be lower in value? >> it is natural for the currency to move either way. it is reliable currency and more and more people do their trade in rmb. i am sure that the rmb will continue to play a very healthy role in promoting not only china's economy, but the international trade and investment. betty: some have speculated that the devaluation happened, a decision by the imf not to include or at least de

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angie lau is standing by. angie: good day to year. thanks for that welcome.e here at the world capital markets symposium. market ands capital policy leaders are converging in this volatile global moment in history. we have the chairman of malaysians securities commission joining us. it has been the most stressful time for markets right now. how are you doing with markets here? how is it being affected by this volatility? guest: i think all emerging markets are being affected by the events we have seen happen recently. many emerging markets. we have seen the impact of the chinese economy. fall as well as the expectations surrounding the fed rate hike. it has an impact on the emerging markets. like many emerging markets malaysia has been effected similarly. overall given the volatility we have observed has behaved in a manner so they can handle the decline quite well. against has performed the emerging markets index. we have seen the volatility having an impact on us but the markets of demonstrated resilience and the ability to adjust. that is important. angie:

angie sandoval esta en guatemala con mÁs, angie, adelante. >>> >>> asÍ es, aqui nadie siente la lluviaalle, afuera de palacio presidencial donde ven, hay mucha gente celebrando este dÍa histÓrico, este paÍs, en menos de 2 semanas puede tener un presidente y una vicepresidente, que salieron a rendir cuenta a la justicia y esto es lo que querÍa el pueblo. >>> venimos hoy a cumplir con lo que dijimos. >>> ahora pÉrez molina en su cita con la justicia, diciembre dio renuncio a su cargo este dÍa. >>> cÓmo se es declara. >>> inocente por supuesto. >>> el congreso de la repÚblica, aceptÓ su renuncia, con lo que oficialmente el puesto quedÓ vacante. >>> que la justicia se aplique y si hoy mismo es llevado al bote, ni modo. >>> esta crisis encuentra a guatemala a menos de 72 horas de elecciones general. >>> que la abstenciÓn es el que mÁs va a crecer por falta de credibilidad en la clase polÍtica de este pais. >>> hace horas, alejandro marr maldonado, fue juramentadjuramÓo las riendas del paÍs, todos es preguntan donde esta pÉrez molina, hoy se presentÓ ante el tribunal, tiene orden de captura

angie: there you have it. a lot more coming from this conference.: thanks for that, coming this is coming up to beijing. we have china commemorating the end of world war ii. we are looking at the message to theent to the region, country itself, and the rest of the world. ♪ out to china now were a military parade is taking place. a big day for china, certainly a big day for people who have suspicions about china. stephen: we are witnessing an amazing spectacle today. the president just gave his address to the people from the top of the railing there. these flyingtting overhead. we have helicopters carrying the it is actually the flag of the people's liberation army. 70 take that signifies the anniversary. we heard the president speak about the chinese in defiance of aggression fought valiantly and finally one total victory against the japanese military aggressors. this is what you that's the name of this trade, this is all about the president showing a position of strength to the chinese people and the world and chinese unity to the chinese people. -

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con uno oso protagonistas de escan tal que forzÓ el presidente renunciara. >>> angie adelante. >>> holauÍ estamos en uno de los muchos centros electorales a travÉs del paÍs preparados para recibir a cuatro millones y medio de votantes registrados, la maÑana comenzÓ un poco lenta, porque despuÉs de la semana que ha tenido guatemala no muchos estÁn pensando en votar. >>> hoy los guatemaltecos trataron de poner a un lado la crisis polÍtica y salieron a votar. >>> es mostrarle a demÁs paÍs ser un foro de luz a naciÓnes para que vean que guatemala pude y asÍ darle por completo terminando que es la corrupciÓn. >>> sin embargo muchos se quedaron en casa. >>> yo no voy a votar porque primero es un sistema corrupto de impunidad y es un sistema donde no se cambian las reglas del juego se cambian a las persona pero no se cambia el proceso que podrÍa llevar a la democracia real en este paÍs. >>> en la calles piden que las elecciones se postergan. >>> es un periodo verdaderamente conflicto para la sociedad que pone en cuestionamiento todo nuestro sistema polÍtico, que es visto como un sistema corrup

as angie mentioned, he'll be here on tuesday. by far, the most disruptive day will be wednesday from a road and metro executive. the brookland station is going to be extremely busy and the red line will be particularly crowded. as the pope moves around town, there will be rolling road closures. we know some details about his movement but there are some things we just don't know. if you don't have a ticket to the canonization mass, your best chance to see the pope is o at his public parade. busy, busy, busy. >> mm-hmm. tragedy in prince george's county. they lost their home in a horrific fire. two firefighters battling the blaze are also recovering this morning. "news4's" darcy spencer has more from the scene. >> reporter: these photo shoes the heavy fire and thick black ceremony that virtually destroyed this home on endicott place on n springdale. no one was hope. that's because they were here at ebeneezer church. they were at a funeral of this man whose home burnt. . at that time no one really knew. >> they quickly found out the

esÁa en la capital de guatemala con los resultados adelante angie. >> muy buenas tardes las personas presidente es un polÍtico sin experiencia. >> el comediante jimmy morales fue la sorpresa de la noche cuando ganÓ un salido primer puesto para la segunda vuelta. >> no soy la persona mÁs capaz pero guatemala hoy, lo que necesita es volver a creer en Íi misma. >> el popular artista de 43 aÑos, hablÓ de su reto mayor si es elegido el prÓximo 25 de octubre. >> vamos a luchar rotundamente contra la corrupciÓn * sino vencemos la corrupciÓn no va a haber dinero para salud, no habrÁ dinero para educaciÓn, para infraestructura. >> en un cerrado segundo lugar estÁ el empresario manuel representante de la clase polÍtica y la ex primera dama sandra torres, segÚn analistas el apoyo para morales vino de un sector cada vez mÁs fuerte, los votantes cansado de las polÍticos y yipts. >> creo que el voto de castigo es muy claro, la poblaciÓn estÁ cansada de las polÍticos y los estÁ castigando con este candidato. >> primero habÍamos todos no querÍamos que Él quedara porque es parte del deseo de todos, p

>> reporter: that's right, angie. a little bit of confusion this morning because people are figuring out where they need to go, what needs to happen. this is the 15th street side of the white house. everybody here has a ticket and they're going into the white house. you guys mentioned about 1500 people invited onto the south lawn of the white house. and then the other people trying to get to the ellipse, that entrance, the public entrance is on the 17th street side. so if you're trying to get to the ellipse, 17th street. if you have a ticket, the gates just opened here on 15th street. you can come to this side. so now let's show you what's going on with the road closures. swing it down to 15th street and there are road closures everywhere. we are talking extensive closures. we've been telling you for days that today was going to be the big day. remember, this is just the first of many events for the pope. there's this. he's headed to saint matthews. he's going to the basilica. he will be moving all over the area today

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sandoval nos acompaÑa con mÁs, angie. >> asÍ es la segunda visita del vice presidente en poco mÁs dedos a la pregunta si aspirarÁ a la presidencia, pero el tono de su discurso. >> (en inglÉs). >> que fue de promover la educaciÓn gratuita ayudar a la clase media dejÓ a muchos pensativos. >> yo como republicano que estoy removido de la polÍtica interna demÓcrata me parece que el vice presidente se estÁ preparando. >> el 46% de los estadounidenses tiene una opiniÓn favorable del vice presidente el otro 46% opina lo opuesto, pero recibe mÁs apoyo que hillary clinton sumergida en escÁndalo de sus correos electrÓnicos 53% de norteamericano nos la favorecen. >> por un lado hay personas que estÁn apelando a la polÍtica mÁs izquierdistas de sanders y otras personas que se sienten un poco intimidado un poco impactado por toda la controversia que se esÁa desatando sobre hillary clinton. >> sin embargo, algunos estrategas demÓcratas opinan que biden debe tomar una decisiÓn pronto. >> su mejor virtud es que Él estÁ terminando como compaÑero de una presidencia que los demÓcratas y muchos independi

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angie: a lot of investors fleeing to japan for that safety haven play. on the other hand, australia's dollar is under pressure. juliet: absolutely. it had its biggest gain in a week yesterday. other safe haven currencies like the euro and the swiss franc are moving higher. as you mentioned, the aussie dollar is under pressure.

angie estÁ en Él capital guatemala con la informaciÓn mÁs reciente. >>> adelante. >>> el comediante yen la polÍtica jimmy morales fue la sorpresa de la noche cuando pareciÓ llevarle ventaja considerable al empresario manuel baldizÓn representes apto de la clase polÍtica y la ex primera sandra torres. >>> no soy la persona mÁs capaz, pero guatemala hoy lo que necesita es volver a creer en Íi mismaes como ninguno ganÓ mÁs de 50% de los votos, morales pudiera enfrentarse a baldizÓn o a torres el conteo de votos

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>> angie goff, thank you. >>> 4:45 your time now.eloping this morning, we are pouring over the huge release of e-mails from hillary clinton's time as secretary of state. the e-mails were made public, but they're heavily censored. nbc's tracie potts live on capitol hill to tell us the political impact the documents could have. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. here's the deal. 4,300 e-mails, more than 7,000 pages that came out just before a midnight deadline, court ordered. the state department in a statement late last night saying they'll meet their deadline to get all of hillary clinton's e-mails out by the beginning of january. we have an nbc team pouring through the thousands of pages overnight. here's the deal. 150 of them are now classified. recently classified, but the state department says they were not at the time that she exchanged those e-mails, they covered iran, russia, a conversation with tony blair right after he met with benjamin netanyahu, china, haiti and cuba and including at least one where hillary clinton told the

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. >> and i'm angie goff. we were just talkinging you can hear the joy and music. >> you can hare the latin music. >> the horns. coming up let's talk about the spectacular view. overall it feels very good, tom. >> you can hear the joy here too. when you step out the door you notice low humidity has moved in. latest wind gusts around 20 to 25 mile' hour, looking off to the west rehave dove gray clouds. we have a general clearing by noontime. we should be getting partly cloudy. rest of the afternoon should be mostly sunny, it will be mostly clear. it's in the 60s to the north and west. up around 70. the metro area, right around the bay, in the lower 70s. the low 60s and 50s out in the mountains chl nice afternoon coming up. we ought to hit the mid to upper 70s. a look how long this pleasant pattern is going to be lasting and the forecast for the papal visit. that's going to be coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks a lot, tom. the silver spring transit center about to open. derrick ward with some live reaction. w