angie: and i am angie lau in hong kong. a chain may be selling a controlling stake.dvisors have contacted potential bidders, which are likely to be large, family-owned company's in the region, and private equity firms. it could fetch half $1 billion. geant has stores in the uae, saudi arabia, and kuwait. yousef: they have reopened two of their oil fields and may load its cargo. they plan to double the output next year. it will boost oil production by 175,000 barrels in a month. by 275,000 barrels a day in three months. saudi arabia may be considering increasing retail oil prices for a second year. the move will be announced this month. the government is looking at two scenarios. they are either a linking oil prices to benchmark prices, or average oil and gasoline prices. to pursue plans to reduce dependence on fossil fuel energy. i guess that starts with cutting the apron springs -- strings. think of that? considering the rising oil prices into 2017, as a turning point in its economy and the future of saudi arabia. is that evenlls me in saudi arabia, money is tight.

angie: welcome back.ally, some relief for emerging-market currencies, gains the most in nine weeks as the donald trump fueled rally took a breather. our southeast asia correspondent spoke to mark mobius. >> the question is whether the rally can be sustainable going forward. answer.he has the >> no one has the answer. be sustained. s objective is to reset the american economy. that is good for everybody, including emerging markets. i think he will try to weaken the dollar. his program would be heavy infrastructure spending, spent like crazy. build up a huge deficit, which will be concerning to the rating agencies, which will help push the dollar down, which will be good for him. i think you'll see a combination of things happening. >> which emerging-market currencies are you watching? peso lookscan interesting because it has been down so much. down withoing to sit the mexicans, make an agreement, reached some kind of understanding. >> i know you are not a bondman, but i want to take a look at the bond mark

what are you looking at, angie? angie: we are looking at exactly that. ecb decision on thursday, whether or not they are going to take in what italy's decision is going to mean for stimulus, and the fed doing the counterbalance effect next week. let's do a quick check of the markets right now because this really frilly is extending across the region. mumbai just came online 20 minutes from now -- a sorry, 20 minutes ago. right now it is gaining along with hang seng and the topix index. the broadest of the indexes in japan climbing as the yen maintained monday's losses. east, wen the middle are two hours away from the opening of the emirates markets. that happens at 10:00 a.m. local time. let's get you a run through some of what has happened yesterday. what you are looking at is due by and abu dhabi. that italian referendum gloom still feeding into it. pmi figures give us a good indication as to where the economy stands. financials in dubai driving a lot of those gains, utilities and telcos bucking the trend in saudi stocks. let's check in on the first wo

what you looking at, angie? angie: it is a good question and i want to follow up on it. dive into my bloomberg right now. as we see, perhaps the markets predicting the dollars rally against the yen may stall. whether donald trump the u.s.ble to boost economy. that white line, the s&p 500. the blue is the treasury 10 year yield. against thee u.s. japanese yen. we are seeing some drops today. in fact, that is what is weighing on tokyo. let's do a quick check of asian markets. trading has been going on for 20 minutes. let's look at how things are faring for india. they are in positive territory. yen,said, with a stronger that is weighing on the topic, along with other equity moves, including toshiba, another down day for that stock. yousef? yousef: in this part of the world we are under two hours away from the opening of the emirates market, dubai and abu dhabi. let's run you through these markets trading days, dubai down . just above the flat line. cuts are in the green, as well. saudi arabia in focus and all of this. you have the petrochemical stocks gaining off the back

angie: i am angie lau in hong kong.sh lira fell more than 1% after twin bill is. -- twin bombings. 155 other people were wounded. militant group says it was behind the coordinated attacks. saidsage on its website the bombings were in response to turkish forces. turkey's president is closer to concentrating power in his office as his ruling party proposes an executive presidency. the bill would amend the constitution to change turkeys landscape from a parliamentary system to a presidential one. the bill could come up for bird early next year. boeing has agreed to a $16 billion deal with iran, 5737 planes and 30 77 variants to do variants to be delivered over 10 years. president-elect, trump to balance priorities with american jobs. the karachi stock exchange plans to sell a stake of 40% to investors, and the deadline is thursday. joining us now is the ceo of the exchange. thank you so much for joining us today. asked a lot of our viewers what the best-performing stock market in asia was this year, they might not necessar

this is bloomberg. ♪ angie: you are watching bloomberg markets middle east. i'm angie lau.'m yousef gamal el-din. turkey is due to make a rates decision later, and economists are expecting the central bank to keep the benchmark repurchase rate at 8%. you can pull out the function tcmb. this is an overview on what's happening around the central bank in turkey. it shows you the expectations, the recent news, and the research. let's get more perspective from -- who is joining us live from ankara. >> the central bank is expected to hold its repurchase rate when the monetary policy committee meets. but equally important for the economists that we surveyed, they are forecast to raise their overnight lending rate by a quarter of a percentage point to a .75%. -- to 8.75%. raisingugh it maintains one will effectively push the cost to commercial lenders higher, analysts we have spoken with over the past month think that expectations for higher interest rates in the u.s. and the subsequent volatility in the capital flows to emerging theomies, including turkey, expectation of higher ra

angie: i am angie lau in hong kong. optimism shine bright after the holidays in the u.s.. it helped push u.s. markets. ef: absolutely. some markets close to record levels. let me show you how some of the americans are feeling about equity markets. that is the conference board data. this chart tells the story of the optimism americans are feeling about stocks. we have not seen such a dramatic the.com --urge since dotcom boom. the biggest monthly advance since november of 1998. how optimistic are things looking on your end of the game? seeing gains for the first time in seven days across the region. if you take a look at the broader index, we are seeing gains. as youto the tailwind, said, from u.s. markets. the dow jones a few points away from the 20,000 mark. mumbai has been trading for a most 20 minutes. asiantake a look at how stocks are doing. japan, very interesting as well. we are seeing it flip into the green. gaining some traction, you could say, today. show you what has been happening in this part of the world. i'm going to show you some of these indices. gains in s

angie: i'm angie lau.irlines are flooding the world with some of the lowest long-haul fares ever seen and delivering a hammer blow to foreign carriers just trying to keep up. joining us now is angus whitley. angus, this is a very interesting. it's an all-out price for. what is emerging as a result? >> good afternoon, angie. you're right, it's a price war. what we are seeing is a new generation of discounters, chinese airlines, china, china willing, china eastern, to undercut legacy carriers around the world by as much as 50%. typically about 33%. est just asian routes, rout around established capitals of asia and it to china, but across the world. london, northern u.k., and across the pacific and the u.s. it's having a dramatic effect on capacity on these routes, and consequently squeezing key metrics and airlines from korean air, asia, right across to delta and american airlines in the u.s. price wars tended to be good news if you are going on holiday, but i imagine there are a lot of airlines out there w

i am angie lau.ed to give official recognition to this unauthorized settlement on the output bank. grabs condemned as a land by the united nations. the bill was introduced by the prime minister. it passed 57-51 and must be approved into more votes to become law. yousef: the head of dubai's largest party developer says the emirates real estate market will seem -- ca rebalancing next year. the company expects growth next year, even amid construction in market.ing low oil prices, weaker currencies in europe and russia and the of and in the property in dubai has hurt this story. with: a delivery standoff rolls-royce after the u.k. manufacturer agreed to improve performance and maintenance concerns. the emirates refused to take the first 80 planes with rolls-royce engines after switching from the repeating turned white -- turbines. the new engines will be delivered december 16. yousef: the world's largest indoor theme park which spreads over 1.5 billion square feet opened in dubai in the summer. the owner

angie lau.come to a special edition of "bloomberg best". on this program, we will have the most important business news, analysis, and interviews from across asia we brought to you on bloomberg television in 2016. as the year began, china was the focus of concern for investors around the world. worries about slowing growth, a sliding currency, and an economy in transition. the anxiety came to a head with a market rout in january. >> new year, a new roller coaster it seems, the chinese markets in particular. trading had to be closed early. >> do you think the circuit breakers that are designed to mitigate volatility actually contributed to it? >> certainly some of the market says it did intensify selling. >> china is having a night. meddling in their markets once again. sources say the nation has taken steps to support equities and currency following yesterday's 7% tumble on the shanghai composite. >> we had sweeping intervention today by the government, intervening to shore up e stock market. th

angie: i'm angie lau with an update of your top stories.nk has agreed to settle an investigation in the united states for $7.2 billion. that includes a $3.1 billion civil penalty from the justice department and the provision of $4.1 billion in relief to consumers. the justice department is suing barclays for allegedly deceiving investors who bought mortgage backed securities between 2005 and 2007. it alleges that bank deceived investors about the quality of more t$3

angie: are you counting u.s.roducers piling and when the price rises, and also saudi arabia and everybody else to meet the production cuts? scott darling: we believe there will be some adherence. angie: not all? scott darling: no, i think the u.s. is a good point. we did analysis of the u.s. and we are around $50 today and from the second half of next year we will add 200,000 barrels. maybe 600,000, then about $65, you can see almost $1 billion -- one billion barrels a day being added. yousef: i pulled of this chart which shows the point that he made more vividly, this is the forecast of decline in the crude stock piles, this is for the fifth week, and a blue line, that is the price of wti. how quickly can the u.s. oil production come down? scott darling: we think there is at least six months. this is from the second half of next year. i think in terms of stockpiles, if we rise in terms of adherence of the cuts, you could see it around .7 million barrels a day of the drawdowns for the first half of next year and

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angie: thank you so much for that.g up, donald trump doubles defendsing twitter to his phone call with taiwan's president. this is bloomberg. in hongt is 12:30 p.m. kong, 5:30 a.m. in rome. i am haidi lun. the italian prime minister matteo renzi is set to resign after losing his referendum on constitutional reform. lowest asell to its he conceded the people have spoken. 60% support.ad been divisions have exposed in the u k government after brexit. the foreign secretary has declined to endorse a proposal by alex that britain consider paying the eu for continued market access. david davis and philip had hammond conceded it may be worth it to retain the trade. highesteated from the close in 16 months as u.s. producers continue to boost drilling after opec agreed to reduce outout. american drillers added rigs for a fifth straight week. cartel members will meet with independent producers on saturday to discuss the supply curbs. environmental protesters have won a landmark victory. the army corps of engineers says there is m

angie: thanks david. to rein in the powers of the senate has dominated our discussions today, the euro falling to a 20 month low. the next economist says it is no time to panic. weakens, bute euro it should because the u.s. is showing signs of growth and the european economy is stagnating, with the exception of germany. i think we get a selloff, but i don't think it is an end to the european union. i think markets will be orderly, and we wait and see what happens with the italian banks. that is the real story. us thematt egan told result will cause a banking system meltdown. >> i think it is important to keep in mind with respect to the banks that they can borrow almost unlimited from their own central bank through the ecb support, so even though they banking system needs to be recapitalize, i don't think it is a risk of unraveling and causing systemic risk in the european banking system. angie: goldman sachs says the result does signal worries about italy's growth. >> this does raise concerns about the g

angie: a huge fundraiser expected.o have a lot of foreign investors who are piling in to invest in careem and other middle east technologies but what about exits strategy? are you willing at some point to outsource that and offset that and to sell to a foreign investor? mudassir: so, the way that we build the business, it is really to remain independent and be a thriving local business that becomes an institution in the region and that is the way that , we built it. we are not focused on exits, the . the right time will come for these discussions. we are on a path to potentially profitability and the potential listing and that is the current , path we are on. angie: what makes careem different from uber for other rideharing apps, or hailing apps rather? mudassir: i think the difference is our at two levels. the first is that the region is a bit different from other parts of the world. i think the two big things that make this region that bit different, the first is unlike , europe and the u.s. would have built public i

this is bloomberg. ♪ angie: welcome back.lect donald trump said softbank will invest $50 billion in the united states , creating thousands of jobs, we understand. company met the with the president-elect in new york. what do we know at this point? fair0 billion, which is a amount of money to be investing, that will be in startups and new companies. that says the ceo of softbank. that will create 50,000 jobs in the u.s.. this is all music to donald trump sears. ears.ald trump's a $150ey will come from billion tech fund and is not intended for m&a deals. this early meeting with the help int-elect does some way to but softbank in a positive footing with the donald trump. of course donald treated -- buyinglooked at t-mobile, but the obama administration regulators had balked at to the merger of the three or four biggest companies in the u.s.. angie: what exactly will this investment fund entail? bond,s a $150 billion tentatively called the softbank vision fund. they have been trying to rally up investors to get to the total to $1

angie goff at the live desk with the latest on this. angie, what can you tell us?a lot happening this morning. right now we are watching memorials to the victims grow, specifically we're working to get video of one at a church, which is in the center of the kmat market. this what is left after the heinous crash. you notice the tractor-trailer isn't there, we watched it towed away overnight. angela merkel, investigators believe this was intentional, was an act of terrorism. some video earlier we got of suspected driver of the truck, the truck that mowed over a crowd at that busy christmas market. he's now in custody. he's 23. all we know is his name is naved b. we just got word in the last five minutes from germany's top security official, let me take a look at this, the man arrested over this christmas market attack, the man we saw in that video right there, now denying involvement with the killing. we'll continue to follow up on this. a lot of moving parts and developing story. >> angie goff from the live desk. thank you. u.s. embassy in turkey tweeted this saying

angie: welcome back to bloomberg best. i'm angie lau.w of the year of business in asia continues with a u.s. company's big bet on china. disney's long-awaited shanghai theme park opened its doors in 2016 amid uncertainty of the strength of chinese consumer demand. what the $5.5 billion project resonate with china's growing middle class? the answer became apparent immediately. >> the hottest ticket in town. the new park is disney's first in mainland china and is three times the size of hong kong disneyland. 50 million visitors expected to walk through the gate. asthe ceo says this is important to disney as opening up orlando was a generation ago. disney has certainly been there with its films in the past but it has not been there with parks and resorts. it has historically been a fantastic business for disney. >> one of a thousand performers being put through their paces before disney throws open the doors on the most ambitious venture today. shanghai disneyland. >> i feel proud and honored when i tell people i work for disney. >> he trai

angie: critical there.er signs of confidence in japan improving we break the latest production numbers for you in a few minutes. ♪ angie: joining me from japan, crossing the bloomberg, let's go to shery ahn. >> we are waiting for numbers out of japan. seen the industrial production numbers turn positive in august we are waiting for the final reading. still, after the surge that we saw in august, output has been declined. we are getting the final figure. 0% growth revised downward from the preliminary figure of .1% growth. we are getting the number on air. the preliminary number was following 1.3%. the final number being revised itn, it is worth mentioning has been highly volatile and we are seeing some signs as that bykening yen is being felt exporters. >> the weaker yen was clearly felt and corporate sentiment in japan. what did the survey show? >> business sentiment has improved. it was in line with estimates, getting a huge boost. still a different picture when it comes to non-manufactured. the number is

angie: so you are not counting u.s.cers hireling and once the price rises -- you are counting on saudi arabia and everyone else to meet these production cuts. all? scott: not completely all. the u.s. is a good point. we did some proprietary analysis of shell and the u.s.. adds around 200,000 barrels per day. if we got to about $65, you could see almost one million barrels per day being added as we go into 2018 from the master proprietary work we've done. yousef: scott, i pulled up discharge that -- up this chart that shows the point that you made. crude stock has declined in a week. this is the price of wti. u.s. -- how quickly can u.s. shale production come back? stock draws,ms of if we are right in terms of appearance of these cuts, you 0.7 7 million barrels per day. i think the market consensus is cuts of an endn of next year. yousef: we have heard that the saudis need to cut 2.5 million barrels per day to make sure that this deal works in a worst-case scenario. scott: i think saudi production could well be cut anywa

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joining me now are hoover institution research fellow jeremy carl and angie yunk, supervising attorney at the immigrant legal resource center. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> angie, what is the reaction you're seeing from immigrants following mr. trump's election? are more seeking legal help? >> well, i think, yeah, i think a lot of people are asking a lot of questions because their fate is uncertain and they're quite fearful. i mean really there has been a clear target painted on their backs by the incoming administration. and so there are a number of questions not only about just, you know, is there a way for me to stay in the country, but what should i do to protect myself? >> what should they do? what are you telling them? >> first is really they need to look at legal options to stay in the united states. we have studies that show 14.3% of individuals are undocumented actually have a way to legalize and they don't know it either because they've had bad legal advice or because they've never had the opportunity to speak to someone. just the other day, i met a fami

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angie: in this sector, price sensitivity is not a thing. sensitive is this on conspicuousown spending in china. brands stillury managing to get those sales? >> they are still trying to change of their lineups. suv'se seeing bigger cars, a classic example. we are seeing luxury brands put out suvs that we have not before. this is the first suv by bentley. suv sales in general in china have searched up 46% in the first 10 months. pretty close to sales in the u.s., at 38%. 3.9 8 million yuan. that is the basic model. it is a huge car, it is heavy. it has a spacious backseat. if you are rich enough to buy one of these, you are rich enough to have a driver. that is why they like a bigger, more spacious car. you don't want to necessarily drive that. angie: that is it for this edition of "bloomberg >> it is 1:00 p.m. in hong kong. i'm angie lau with an update on your top stories. oil held its biggest gain in five months. crude producers rallied. the cartel will produce output by 1.2 million barrels a day, with saudi arabia alone cutting 486,000 bar

. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun yang. let's check on the weather here. >>> i am so done with 2016. let's get into 2017. for this morning, much colder that yesterday. about a 20 to 25-degree drop compared to yesterday afternoon. staying in the 40s today, which is average for december. for tomorrow, it's mostly a rain issue, but there could be an issue with freezing rain about this time tro particularly for areas in northern maryland and in west virginia. we are keeping a close eye on this for you. that may come later today. so have your nbc washington app ready to go and stay with us right here on nbc4 because we'll keep you posted. joust know there's a slight chance for a chance for ice in the morning. now to jack taylor. >>> 295 is in great shape moving to the 11th street bridge. southbound in maryland, there's nothing in your way. we'll get a live look down near the road roe wilson bridge, local in and out, nothing to it. and on of 6 coming into so far everything is looking good. >>> and 5:03, breaking news as crews wor

. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun yang. thank you for joining us. if you are going outside, you will notice a difference. >> winter is back. >> winter is back in fashion around here. angie has her phone up, we're on facebook live this morning as well. back to december, a little back to reality check after a wonderful day yesterday. 22 degrees warmer than average yesterday. today, back to average. which means it's going to feel so much colder bauds of the teens. breezy, a lot colder today with temperatures in the 40s this te we'll have rain most of the day tomorrow. the only part of tomorrow that i'm concerned with. they are very early morning hours tomorrow in the colder numbers. we'll show you the timing on the rain drops and the potential for iciness coming up as well as potential travel delays for the holidays. >>> speaking of travel delays, here's jack taylor. >> you will find everything open on the beltway, inner loop, virginia, 95, you are looking good. no trouble spots. chopper 4 is flying over the topside of the top look from 95 to georgia a

angie and eun, back to you. >>> thank you so much. a very serious situation developing now in syria. >> erika gonzalez has the latest from the live desk. what is going on? syrian activists say jets have resumed bombing areas in eastern aleppo. one person saying that the aircraft, quote, began to strike as if there's no such thing as a cease-fire or evacuation of civilians, end quote. just a short time ago, we were seeing video, this video here of the everyompty buses, buses thae supposed to evacuate civilians and rebels. the rebels are said to have broke the cease-fire, but we are told the syrian government was shelling the city while they were leaving it safely. at the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >>> and it is 6:04. actor and talk show host alan thicke has died at the age of 69 from a heart attack. a lot of his fans know him as dr. jason seaver of the '80s show "growing pains." >> mike, a lot of kids get smacked for a remark like that. >> come on, dad, you can't hit me. you're a liberal humanist. >> >> he appeared as himself on th

angie goff is live with more information. angie? >> reporter: we are getting a look from inside that mexican market rocked by this massive fireworks explosion. take a look right here, you can see people scrambling panicked. this is on the ground, debris and dust everywhere. a lot of the market is burning. 29 people were killed. police are saying the death toll could very well rise as there are people still missing at this hour. the place was packed with that blast. we also know that more than 70 people were hurt and some are being treated for severe burns right now. many eyewitnesss have posted video on social media. you can see it in the nbc washington app. we know an investigation into safety standards is underway right now. that's the latest from the live desk. back to you, eun. >>> also developing, security teams are out in force in berlin this morning where christmas markets are closed right now. >> there is a memorial growing at the scene where a tractor-trailer drove into one of the markets. we are looking at live pictures fr

. >>> thank you, angie. fairfax county police are sorting through what was a very chaotic scene in an three women and one girl were injured after a fight in the 7500 block of davie drive. police say two of the women were hit by gunfire. at last check, they are in stable condition. and the gun was found. it is not known who fired the gun. the police say everyone involved knew each other. >>> and a hospital employee in d.c. accused of sexually assaulting a patient is denying the allegations. d.c. police say 51-year-old demarco simon sexually assaulted southeast. he said he did not sexually assault anyone. and his attorney told him not to say anything else. the hospital spokesperson released a statement saying, it is not the hospital's policy to comment while it is under investigation. simon is said to be in court next week. news4's justin finch has a live report coming up. >>> and right now police in gaithersburg are stepping up patrols as students return to the bus stop following the attempted kidnapping. a t

good morning, justin. >> reporter: angie, good morning. these sanctions have been months in the making and now they are being swiftly rolled out. with he no he that by sunday some 35 russian diplomats have been ordered to leave the u.s., that's from here at the embassy in northwest and a california consulate. now some are already seeing their assets frozen, others seeing their businesses with americans banned. we also know that by sunday there are two russian-owned compounds set to close as ordered by the white house, one in gene an county maryland the other in long island, new york. the intelligence officials say those sites were used as russian spy hubs. these sanctions are in response to intelligence showing cyber attacks from russia were aimed at impacting the 2016 presidential election. >> it will have ramifications not only for president putin but any other nation that tries in the future to interfere in our election. >> reporter: and this morning is suggesting a tit for tat approach by expelling 35 american diplomats there and closi

angie stayed there with maddox while she and brad filmed "mr. and mrs. smith" and she was spotted again while pregnant with shiloh. >> of course, right now angie and brad's lawyers are fighting in court over custody issues. brad is seeking to keep court documents private and wants more unsupervised time with the kid. they go before a judge in january. >> will there be an endinto >> hopefully. >> here's someone else out of hiding. kanye west, yesterday in l.a. he made his first appearance since his hospitalization and breakdown last month. the rapper who has now dyed his hair blond hit up an art exhibit at the museum of contemporary art, and since it was a furniture display, kanye took it upon himself to have a seat. >> we have more news to report. let's go to cameron matheson in new york. child with her once on-again/off-again love. >>> announcing baby meyer spring 2017. photos taken last week in alaska, bristol who is about four months along still fits in her jeans. >> baby number three joins almost 1-year-old daughter sailor and nearly 8-year-old tripp

. >> i'm angie goff. a freezing start to sunday but looks like sun trying to break out. >> tom kierein with more on that. hi, tom. >> good morning. a little feeble sun shining through high overcast, which has come in and trapped cold air that moved in overnight. not much of a warming today. live view from storm team 4 national harbor camera showing the wheel there, gray waters of weak sunshine throughout rest of the afternoon. we'll have temperatures hovering in the 30s to near 40 right now only going to make it into the mid-40s much of the area by midafternoon then whoever through through midafternoon. right downtown may be from 50 degrees. some rain likely light rain moving in later tonight. time ongoing that, when it arrives, when it leaves. that's all coming up this half hour. >> tom, thank you very much. a man is now in custody in connection with the brutal murder of clerk. david washington being questioned as a person of interest but has not been charged with the crime. early yesterday morning 54-ye

list founder angie hicks...and other home repair experts... offering up new, safer alternatives to doing the decorating yourself.like the guys you hire to cut the grass or clean the gutters. "handymen, landscapers, lawncare companies are all gonna have the know-how and the equipment in order to do the holiday decorating. so, like that, they'll have on hand and know how to use"going that route, she says, is much more affordable than hiring professionals who design as well as decorate.and both will know better than to overload one electrical outlet with too many decorations"i can speak from experience on that one. i did that one and had to have an electrician out on christmas eve"proof that even pros need tips on to safely deck the halls.chris clackum, nbc news here's a live look outside. snow already starting to melt but more flurries and colder temperatures are on the way. meteorologist brian gotter is back with the storm team here's your prime time lineup on tmj4.the now milwaukee at 6:30.followed by "the voice" at seven and "timeless" at nin

angie: thanks so much for that. with commodities, relief finally in sight for commodity bulls. us from austin, texas. it is turning out to be a little party when it comes to the commodities space. what is really underpinning all of this? >> i think it is two things. have seenal side, we fundamental improvements in chinese manufacturing. manufacturing pmi coming out every month, it has been significantly more positive showing expansions in recent below after having been 50 for quite some time, 1.5 years. maybe manufacturing -- that manufacturing recession in china is over. on the oil side, it is all about opec. angie: all about opec but boosting prices. lower gas prices, lower oil prices, have actually struck supply. hrunk supply. do think we are going to see an inverse of what we are seeing in 2016 going into next year? >> there are a couple of things going on. while we have seen low prices and in the u.s., amended eight mandate from baking providers, there is also a seasonality to demand. the summer driving season

now back to you. >> angie, thank you. >>> 5:08. an incredibly tough loss. now there are only four weeks left. >> "news4" sports reporter carol out in arizona. >>> he couldn't get off the field on third down. and an offense still sputtering in the red zone. that adds up to a 31-23 loss for the redskins as their postseason posts take a big hit. those playoff hopes looked good in the third quarter when kirk cousins finds jamison crowder 26 yards outside. redskins lead, 26-13. this one to j.j. nelson. cardinals up by eight. the last gaffe for washington ends in an interception. cardinals beat the redskins 3rks 1-23. don't mention playoffs to coach gruden. >> a lot's going to happen these last four games. we're fooling ourselves, not that we can't be one. >> next week they meet up with an equally angry defeated foe. the eagles beat up by the bengals this weekend. the birds more than happy to play playoff. >>> you might hit a few showers. tom is tracking your commuter forecast. >>> the biggest names in entertainment and a final honor for president obama and the f

angie goff for details. angie. >> reporter: a lot of moving parts, still an unfolding situation.his is what is new. we know a suspect has been arrested at this point. as we take a look at the video shortly after this attack. german media reporting that suspect is being interrogated and is a pakistani citizen. this news, you mentioned, they believe the truck was intentionally directed into the crowd and was probably terrorism. twelve people died. dozens more were hurt. among the dead was a man inside the truck. the owner of the truck believed that it might have been hija quote, what appears to have been a terrorist attack. a story that is developing right now news 4 will continue to bring you updates as they happen. back to you, aaron. >>> angie, thank you. russia planning to retaliate for a deadly attack on its ambassador in turkey. he was speaking at an art gallery when he was shot in the back by a turkish police officer. witnesses say the shooter that stood over his body and condemned russia's military role supporting the syrian government. the shooter was killed by other offic

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