anna. anna: markus karlsson with the as is flash.lectronics closed at a record high after pulsing or called for the company to be split into. two -- split in two. -- for more, let's speak to our bureau chief, peter paid joins us now. what is singer aiming for with the changes he is proposing? this is a conflict business. peter: it is a major conglomerate with cross holdings. singer is looking to increase transparency and increase shareholder value. they have had a career discounting because of the inability to figure out who owns what. he will make that more clear for investors. anna: it is a big business. incident inlatest the united states, how significant is that proving to be for samsung. be prettycould significant. we're not sure if the note 7 smartphone -- on a southwest flight was indeed the 7.lacement for the new note samsung have to call 21 5 million of them because of a better issue that would cause it to overheat, smoke and sometimes catch fire. this one was a replacement for that. if it was indeed that, and it is confirme

anna: now, it is jobs day in the u.s.nd investors will be focusing on the non pharm payrolls number, which comes out at 1:30 u.k. time. how will that impact the great rate debate? reporter: plus, 172,000 jobs. that is what the bloomberg medium forecasts on friday when we have the september non ph arm payrolls. lubricant intelligence predicts a number a little bit higher, 190,000. look for an upward revision to that number. this is something that has happened over the last several years. and all of this will help guide the fed's thought on a rate hike later this year. we have a chance of 50% priced in for december and a oene in fo ur chance by november. we saw a rise of 2.6% on the year from 2.4%. the work week is projected to increase to 44.4 hours. the unemployment rate is atecasted to stay the same 4.9%. it has been sticky for the last 13 years. that could mean the economy is close to full employment. the september jobs report comes out friday, 8:30 a.m. new york time. ubss: geoffrey yu is with management. we have liste

'm anna edwards. manus: five years have been defeated, we went behind the data and had a look at a couple of different things. 5, 6, 7.line, b.t.b. the blue line shows we're expanding. ere's a satellite out there, two billion observations, so this space view of what's really going on in the economy. you may be trading less with china but the cost of goods in china is rising. that's the key message over the past 24 hours. anna: yesterday we were worried about china, today seems to be about stabilization in china. you can see how this better data in china is having an impact. it's bouncing up .4%. that's the china story as is the sell -- we're selling of the yen down around a third of a percent. yesterday the yen was up on concern of export, today the yen s dun buzz of stabilization. manus: everyone comes up with the cliche, it's more about dollar strength than yen weakness but these two indicators are about a proclivity for risk. the thai bhat there, it advances 1.6%, the most since 2013. it's headed f

anna: i am anna edwards. manus is pouring over the details.syjet, a decline in sterling it's the shareholders -- hits the shareholders in the pockets. passengers come in at 73.1 million, up from 68 .6 last year. that's 68.6 last year. -- 68.6 last year. so in terms of easyjet's overall numbers, the cost dropped by 1.1%. that is the line which is the price of sterling and the bottom line numbers. these airlines have been hit. the pound back at 1985 lows. versus inboundm tourism. we have had terror attacks. pretax profit, this is the critical number. full-year pretax profit 490 to forge 95 million. to bloomberg consensus -- 495 million. >> they're committed to paying and declaring a full-year dividend. it didn't ever so slightly. the pretax profit guidance for to 95 million. the estimate was for 516 million. .hey are taking -- down by 1.1% anna: that guidance looks a little light. we will she guess we will see how this year's response to that. -- e will see how these manus: the consensus estimates on -- are dropping. anna: let's talk about germa

anna. -- this is bloomberg. anna.ergers and the tobacco industry seem to be something of interest this evening. b.a.t. made the proposal to buy the remaining shares at $66.5 per share. this is buying the rest of reynolds that they do not already own. the total consideration for that is going to be 47 billion dollars. they expect the deal to be -- in the first four years. that theylso saying value reynolds at 56.50 per share. no small the. 57.8% of reynolds its $47 billion. let us check in on the markets with juliette saly. anna, we are rounding out this trading week pretty much in the red for the regional index, but it is worth noting that over the course of the week it, it has rallied by about 1%. juliette: we have economic data out this week in china, showing signs of stabilization in the economy. even though the shanghai composite in late trade is flat, it is still on track for a weekly gain of about half of 1%. you are mentioning those trade in hong kong. we are closed today as the typhoon bears down on the city.

anna: thank you.a compromise five years in the making but one belgian region is not on board with the eu-canada trade pact. we will talk more about that. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: a glorious shot there. 0.5%.ssie dollar is up we have a little bit of breaking news coming across the bloomberg terminal. results. tipple?uy the table -- second-quarter sales coming in 294.8 million euros. that beats the estimates. lakers and spirits are the other side of the business and it has grown into sent. a significant shift up from the estimates. for liquor ands spirit to grow by 5% and the theirrevenue beating overall targets. the analysts are saying that the u.s. is where you see the largest market and that market is the one that is critically important. chain last week with their overall numbers. second-quarter sales rising by 9.3%. a very comfortable heat on the estimates. on the comfortable beat estimates. anna: not so good for the french, the world largest -- the world's largest yogurt maker. the estimate was

rosalind: anna, the u.s.nt has find royal bank of scotland for managing 401(k) plans and other retirement funds. that could send a signal to other banks and hedge funds with records. rbs revisited is cannot be reached for comment and the labor department did not immediately respond to requests. unicredit will boost capital by selling an additional 20% take in the online bank. the biggest lender set to raise about 550 million euros in the bank sale. the remaining 35% holding will be locked up for a year. a wide selection of unilever products ranging from mayonnaise to ben & jerry's ice cream and tesco. banished from rising price in the wake of brexit vote. tesco says they are having availability issues and will have it resolved soon. unilever declined to comment. snapchat has pushed ahead with the biggest social media ipo since twitter, that is according to people familiar with the matter. morgan stanley and goldman sachs will lead the listing, which may happen as early as march. other lenders from j.p. morgan

anna: i am anna edwards. let's look at features.ey tell us we will open up on the european markets? manus: we are going to get deutsche bank trading again. let's see where those are trading. it is a mixed indication. london is trading overnight. we've got it down .9%. paris indicated .2%. it is all about your perspective on when the fed may go. anna: let's look at the risk radar. how we are increasingly focusing on the oil price, dropping a little bit. it has been back up above $49 a barrel. -- those verysh hawkish comments from loretta mester around november. we've got nymex in there for you . we got the dollar yen in there as well. lifting the expectations around the rate hike for december, above 60% level once again. manus: that is a sustainable .ole, the yen declining the longest streak against the dollar for the yen. i looked into one of the reports . the largest manufacturer in 108 through the end of march 2017 versus 111.41 in the previous survey. the risk attitude in the dollar yen -- anna: we are tying up loose ends with da

anna: it bounced a bit. manus: it did not last long. >> i think that might be the nature of the next six to nine months. anna: it likes to go down the escalator and up the stairs. thank you very much, kit juckes. here are some highlights for what is ahead. manus: we will get consumer confidence out of germany. 40 minutes later, it is france's term. hour junker in the three parliamentary debate. later, we have more out of the united states and then wholesale inventory. manus: coming up, it is scanned is scanned scandinavia's biggest bank. the ceo of nordea gives his first interview to date. anna: plus, mario calls for ac tion. he says reforms are needed to boost growth. manus: and the world's most valuable company records its first annual sales declined since 2001. we bring you the latest on apple. anna: and later in the show we of montethece ceo paschi. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: ecb president mario draghi has repeated his message that fiscal and structural policies are needed if interest rates are to move

anna: i am anna edwards.ting pretty numbers for the giant of the u.k. 596 million giving guidance on capex. the focus has been on recovering the sales numbers in the u.k. comparable sales growth coming in at 0.6%. margins andound the to deliver three point desperate percent to 4% profit margin by 2019. that operating profit number, 596 million pounds. one thing i am not seeing that will be coming through the release will be any reference to the pension deficit. morgan stanley was estimating this may have increased by 3 billion pounds. not alone in being a big u.k. corporate. we will talk about that more. this is something the market was fixed on. a lot of questions as to whether the recovery we have seen in sales will mark a stage one as -- stage one of dave lewis's recovery. business that has delivered some stability by dave lewis cutting prices. improving customer service. .ll of this amid a price war they are facing cost pressures. putting some pressure on company stocks at tesco. i mentioned the issues ar

anna, manus? anna: thank you. let's get to the latest market action in asia.e saly has the big picture and the picture coming out of samsung as well -- a real dominating story when it comes to the headlines. juliette: absolutely. we're seeing samsung closing down by 7% in korea, a big impact on technology shares across asia, wiping more than $10 billion from its market cap. from this time on friday, when samsung shares were at a record high, the note coming through one of the regulatory bodies saying there have been more phones recalled in china. of course, that weakness in samsung is very much weighing on we are alsond seeing other technology stocks under pressure as well. kong, we areng seeing developers pay for retreat we saw on mainland stocks during monday's session in china, this as a number of chinese cities are now trying to cool the property market. taht's weighing on the hang seng, and the weakness in taiwan was closed yesterday with some of these southeast asian markets are closing pretty flat. the energy sector did rally on the jump in crude. and t

anna: trade troubles. europe's ability to sign deals with the rest of the world was thrown into doubt. it is still working towards an agreement by thursday. meanwhile, a new poll shows that more than half of britons in controlling immigration is more important than maintaining access to the single market. happy to hike. chicago fed president charles evans says that three rate hikes may be in the cards by the end of 2017. you form welcome to bloomberg: daybreak. manus: breaking news. the subject of a $43 billion deal from kim china. third-quarter sales coming in at $2.5 million. when it comes to this monster deal with chem china. we sell the stock dropped by nearly 9% yesterday. this was on the fact that chem china had not made any initial early-stage remedies to keep the eu happy. said the regulatory process is ongoing and they believe the deal will close in the first quarter of 2017. intois kicking it slightly the future. looks like the transaction between chem china and syngenta good close by the end of

anna: the final debate. hillary clinton and donald trump's bar while the republican nominee refuses to say he will accept the result if he loses. as policyhi and focus changes are on the table for december. watch the decision and news conference right here on bloomberg. there is no turning back. theresa may is set to tell her fellow european union leaders in brussels that the brexit boat must be honored. vote must be honored. ♪ a warm welcome to the program, this is bloomberg "daybreak: europe." i'm anna london, edwards. linear earnings to get to. we have some sales numbers for .ou for the third quarter revenue in the third quarter, 1.7 5 billion euros, comparable sales in the third quarter down by 3.3%. rival infrom the u.s. the vanilla lighting area yesterday. they missed estimates. phillips along with other lighting companies trading down after results of that. this business has increasingly relied on led-based bulbs. we will speak to be ceo of philips lighting in just under half an hour. ro's get the num

anna: fascinating.s a head towards the central bank meetings, it will be fascinating to see where the dollar is and how that changes the debate. also fascinating to look at this risk radar and see how futures are falling out of bed in the wake of the fbi revelations. manus: they are not. there is a bit of a lift for the msci. i think the abc/"washington post" poll, the lead dissipating by 12%. despite that i think we have had the shutters in the shakes. up, the s&p futures indicated up .2%. we also have gold at 1200. if that dissipation of the lead really plays out over these next 10 days, money going back into gold, rippling through the market, a safe haven bid. of course if you think of the week we have, we're set for a fairly volatile -- oil, today, $48.50, the opec split, there's a shock. saysecretary-general non-opec nations are ending the discussion without commitment. i think this is what it is. they say the conversations have gone on for far too long. the probability of a rate hike has dropped b

anna, manus?iette.k you, and they may postpone a forecast date for achieving the inflation target, as said by kuroda. manus: it may not reach a certain percentage in the coming fiscal year. >> we expect economic growth will accelerate next year. because of fiscal issues. and the full impact of the fiscal stimulus. this year, maybe a growth rate around 1%, but next year, a growth rate around 1.5% or something like that, and -- report: and inflation will grow? da: and in that case, they will likely accelerate growth. how about inflation? prices and because of somewhat weakened expectations, the current rate of inflation is negative, so it may take slightly more months to reach the 2% inflation rate, but, i you have to carefully study all relevant statistics before we review the focus, so we may change. we may not change. one thing is quite sure. economic growth is likely to accelerate next year. seem to suggest that inflation may take a little bit longer. in 18 months rather than -- may be, the late

anna: stay with bloomberg. we just heard from nejra. we will be speaking to the tv bank ceo -- vtv bank ceo. manus: theresa may has accepted that parliament should be allowed to vote on her plan taking britain out of the european union, however she asked lawmakers to do it in a way that gives her the space to negotiate. anna: the decision seemed to calm investors after they dumped the pound on concerns that they were taking a gung ho the approach to negotiations. it bounce to just a little bit 1.2% against up by the u.s. dollar. let's bring into the conversation the chairman of bt group. great to see you. -- how do yound respond to this matter, of whether parliament gets a vote? is that something you welcome? >> well, we had the referendum and we have to accept the decision to leave the european union. i think we understand that. it was a referendum. however, what's critical is how it is done, and whether it is hard brexit, negotiated on what terms, the transition period on this unbelievably complex challenge after 40 years of integrati

anna: absolutely.and from the bbc suite, this is the only bright start to the story, that backed bys being prime minister theresa may, not gatwick to the south. we will await confirmation of that later on today. it is a silly question because there will be a public consultation. a cabinet cable remains divided on this. a secretary is not a fan of expansion that heathrow. tom: further news as well -- this from the merger with dupont. they boost their forecast. the news coming out showing better economic data may therporations, separate from the distractions we see from the election. from the macroeconomics, dupont boosting their forecast, and they say net sales will come into the top. this has to do with the mix of -- now with first word news coheres taylor riggs. explosives were -- those killed where police trainees. authorities say the attackers were part of an islamic militant group linked to al qaeda. there are questions about the european union possibility -- thegovernment says it is canadian gover

this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: i am anna edwards in london.let's get to the "bloomberg business flash." taylor: iraq has made it harder for opec to reach a deal to stabilize oil prices. the cartel's second-biggest producer should be -- opec wants to cut oil production to prop up prices. there is a big acquisition in the aerospace business. collins is buying de .erospace for 6.4 billion rockwell collins focuses on communication and computing equipment. see aerospace makes cap and equipment -- makes cabin equipment. andosoft in the u.k. better -- better brace for a sticker shock. reason the big drop in the pound since the vote to live the european union. consumer software and cloud products will not be expected -- will not be affected. scott galloway is with us from new york university. tony is optimistic. but now many talk and feel -- and few do. the word of the day is "synergy." we had a wonderful confirmation -- a wonderful conversation with brian wieser. david, i cannot fathom what was going on through your mind this weekend. synergies are h

i'm anna edwards. we have a great three hours lined up for you. before we begin, a reminder that at (;30 bring you our weekly next?" brexit, what's the europeaneave union and many contributions from francine at the tech conference. hello tomorrow. plenty more from her as we go through the day. a look at here we are at the early stage of the european trading day. one hour into trading. risk onp by 0.9%, a attitude to markets. the chinese data yesterday was gloomy. today a different picture. e.m. markets in asia and into the european equity session. we see less appetite for the japanese yen. the pound is under pressure hovering around the 1.22 mark all morning. more tough talk from the e.u. president. no cake, only salt and vinegar. $51.00 ade up above barrel. harker says uncertainty stemming from the presidential election may be an argument for delaying a rate increase. he says he is worried about potential policies. harker did support a rate hike in september. minister saysirst she will publish a draft

i was gonna divorce anna in a few months anyway. jesse, what are you prepared to do for anna to smooth the waters? she can keep the ring. i'll take her on a trip. you're not gonna take her on a tripip well, what's your concept, james? what're you going for? i'm thinking some financial gesture with a sincere apology. i can do that. i'm paying two upkeeps s it is. exchange for both of them withdrawing their complaints. okay? beautiful. yeah. again, detective sipowicz. if you would please call when you receive this message. all right. got it. thanks. these gallery humps, they open at 11:00, they eat five-hour lunches. how they do any business? larry duncan's got two collars for grand larceny. detectives, there's a mike roberts on the phone. the forsmann case. roberts.s.eah. what do you got? hi. how's it going? that van owner do you any good? yeah. he gave us a guy to look at. gogo. o.c.c.b. wants me back on a guy i got next to. yeah, huh? yeah. when i worked vice. he was, uh, hooked up with terry norton. now they're looking at him for

>> because it's like --. >> jimmy: anna, over here, anna, over here! >> yeah, what's up with you, and it's all bad. >> jimmy: what's up with you? why would you say that? >> hey, are you guys good? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what do you guys like to eat late at night? >> i keep expecting at any moment to just learn to just like, doesn't matter to me. couldn't care less. happy to be here. >> yeah. i'm like --. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. well, this was -- you don't really even have to sell the movie tomorrow. i'll selling it for you. "trolls," it's animated, it's so much fun. it's very musical. >> it's so cute. >> jimmy: and it's justin and it's anna and james cordon and gwen stefani. ? can't stop the feeling ? we have a clip. here's anna kendrick and justin timberlake in "trolls" in theaters and i recommend seeing it in 3d next friday. check this out. >> you and justin -- the look on your face when you realize the world isn't all cup cakes and rainbows, because it isn't. >> hey, i know it's not all cupcakes and rainbows but i'd rather go through life thinking

>> i think anna kendrick wants to get up on the thing. look at anna. ? i didn't feel alone ? ? i never meant to cry ? ? started losing hope ? ? somehow baby ? ? you broke through and saved me ? ? when an angel tells me you're never leaving ? ? 'cause you're the first thing i know i can believe in ? >> we need more of eric dane. ? y'r ? holy ? ? holy ? ? i'm high on loving you ? ? high on loving you ? >> i bet she wants more of that. >> feel my love. ? holy holy holy ? >> i'm so happy. >> oh, boy that was fun. you need to drink a little more. you're a sweetheart. we know you're going around all over the place. >> i love being here. >> thank you for -- >> my favorite thing. sorry, joel. >> nice to meet you. i'm going to go now. >> thank you. thank you. >> if you want more of that song, you can find it on i-hoda on apple music. thank you. >> anna's here in our kitchen here's the the good news. we're so excited that anna is with us. we normally would go to a commercial break. >> that's right. >> but thanks to our friends at american express blue cash everyday card, instead of going

anna, it's your turn. oh, anna -- thank you. >> okay. this story is called "the hungry ghost." a time," but those are nice stories. and this is a scary story. a scary story about a ghost that was hungry. he went all around the neighborhood on halloween and said, "trick-or-treat," but people didn't give him any candy because he was a real ghost. he got so sad and hungry that he went to mcdonald's and he got a cheeseburger and even a a milkshake because his mom said he could have one. >> jimmy: wow. you're next, john. john lithgow, you're up. >> this story is called "ghost boy." there was a child who was lost in the forest. he heard something like this, "woo hoo waka waka woo laka hoo!" he started running because a and the ghost caught the boy and turned him into a ghost boy. the ghost boy went back to his school and he scared the fourth graders at recess. now, every time the recess bell rings, instead of a bell, you hear, "woo hoo waka waka woo laka hoo!" >> jimmy: my goodness. this -- this last one, let's do it together. this story's called "the basket." i'll be the narrator. a

anna: thank you, julia.he mentioned a lot of the chinese data we had out today, let's get more detail. gdp rose 6.7% from year earlier. manus: that matches the results from a survey and all but ensures the government's growth time will be up. our guest joins us from hong kong. this resilience, is it the rebalancing story, is of the consumer, what did you make? guest: a bit of both of those things but the old economy is holding up better than many thought. still production is up, not down . and property is bouncing back. it has not translated into an all-out developers frenzy but sales activity is very sharp, sharply up. all that affecting the consumer in a positive way. 10.7% sales, spending up from a year earlier in september. investment is the other key driver for china's economy. the state support we have seen all year is kicking in their, stayed investment up 20% from a year earlier in the third quarter. an encouraging turnaround, some sides of revit investment, it has been heading down all year. it's ca

>> i think anna kendrick wants to get up on the thing. look at anna. ? i didn't feel alone ? ? i never meant to cry ? ? started losing hope ? ? somehow baby ? ? you broke through and saved me ? ? when an angel tells me you're never leaving ? ? 'cause you're the first thing i know i can believe in ? >> we need more of eric dane. ? you're holy ? holy ? ? holy ? ? holy ? ? i'm high on loving you ? ? high on loving you ? >> i bet she wants more of that. >> feel my love. ? holy holy holy ? >> i'm so happy. >> that was fun ? i'm high on loving you ? >> you need to drink a little more. >> oh! >> oh! >> thank you, eric. you're a sweetheart. >> thank you for that. >> we can always use a little more of you around here. >> it's a privilege, it's a privilege. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> my favorite thing. private joke. >> very nice to meet you. i'm going to go now. >> thank you. thank you for all that. >> by the way, if you want more of that song, find it on hoda's i-hoda on apple music. thank you. more. >> anna's here in our kitchen now. here's the the good news. we're so excited that

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. alison: anna-lysa, thank you. a woman kidnapped by her uber driver and driven to a hotel week. a managed charge with assault. they say instead of driving the woman to her home in fairfax, he took her to a motel in college park and carried her into a room. he used the victims credit card, too. other charges are pending. jonathan: bizarre details from arlington. owners of a coffee shop arrested for credit card cloning. they are charged with money laundering, conspiracy to the police say the shop in rosslyn redeemed hundreds of thousands in pre-payable gift cards. it's believed they were bought with those cloned credit cards. new trouble for metro as staff is facing possible job cuts. general manager paul wiedefeld said that human resources will be speaking with about 100 workers in the coming days. he says at times difficult decisions need to be made to reportedly included in this round of cutbacks. we will keep you posted. alison: that of course is the bad news for metro staff, but tonight sad news for metro riders

anna: it certainly is.s i said earlier, it is a problem if a minority does not exact the choices of the majority anymore. i believe these people out on the streets in dresden are really part of a tiny minority. we still see those, support for merkel declining. we see some sort of general agreement for a social democratic, conservative, or at least mainstream party regime in germany. i think it is many different factorors that play into the situation we see right now, a certrtain discontent with democracacy as we know it. the rule of the majority is part of it. peter: do you understand the anger of those people who go out on the streets and say we are underrepresented, not represented? johannes: that would be a great quote, if they were screaming, we are not represented. that would be a starting point for a brilliant new way to go. but they say, you are not one of us. you are betraying the people. you are betraying the people. you have to repeat that. we arere the peoeople, and you e betraying us. i do have

anna-lysa: that's for sure, kimberly. under safetrack surge 10, there are no trains running between fort totten and noma- gallaudet until the tuesday before thanksgiving. next year, riders could see more changes in their pockets. >> i don't like it at all. i'll be glad when they open it back up. >> i think they have to do something. anna-lysa: sunday, riders at the brookland metro station had to wait for a shuttle because of said there are more changes that could affect riders and employees in the coming months. he is calling it a reality check budget plan. >> this is truly unconscionable and i hope my fellow board members don't buy into it. anna-lysa: the $1.8 billion budget plan cuts jobs, eliminates about a dozen low ridership us routes, increasing one-way bus fares by during peak hours the train fare will increase by $.10. >> if that is what is needed to ensure safety and security, it's a sacrifice to make. anna-lysa: paul wiedefeld said that tough choices are required to balance the operating budget. when it comes to

live outside of the fourth district, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: tomorrow, the couple accused of killing in burying their three-month-old son behind parkdale high school are due back in court for a bond review. anton petty andjenice petty are authorities say that anton admitted that he punched the little boy after the little boy started to cry. alison: a prince george's county day care worker is out on bail after being arrested on child abuse charges. they say that she slammed a three-year-old boy's head into the table at the daycare. the child's father is a prince george's county police officer. jonathan: arlington police are investigating two incidents in which somebody the first one, so many shot at a home in the 2400 block of south 27th court. shortly after, some at a fired an air soft weapon at homes on south 11 straight. nobody was injured in either incident, but the police are trying to find the person responsible. steve: we tied another record today at dulles international airport, 83 degrees. 85 the high at reagan national, time

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. alison: three people were hurt in a mobile home fire in prince george's county. the victims were taken to a burn center with minor injuries. sky track 7 flew over the scene of dainty lion lane. have caused the fire. also, california's attorney general launched a criminal investigation into the san francisco-based wells fargo, involving allegations the banking giant opened millions of unauthorized customer accounts and credit cards. that scandal has led to the resignation of the bank's ceo and a $185 million settlement. wells fargo says it is cooperating with investigators. consumer alert, airlines will have to refund baggage fees for lunch that is substantially delayed, according to regulations proposed by the department of transportation. congress mandated refunds if bags are delayed 12 hours or more for domestic flights, 15 hours or more for international travel. there is no word when flyers will see the refunds, but travel experts say one of the best ways to save money and time is

anna, you're going to like this.u can mess up your entire newscast. take a look what eric philips did when he was introducing a story about kitchens and pantries. listen carefully. >> check your panties. about 1,000 rice -- i think that was supposed to be pantries. >> i couldn't warn you. i saw it and i couldn't warn you, eric. >> in his defense, look at the script, all right, the script actually says "panties." >> "check your panties." i think, you know, did you ever see this movie "anchorman" when they would try to put land mines in the teleprompter? that was one and he read it. >> say hello to sarah bloom from that station. she sent it to me last night. she tweets with me in the morning so god bless her. >> anna kendrick is here today. we're going to interview anna downstairs. will you walk downstairs with us so we can show viewers the way we go? >> yeah. >> anna would probably like to have a little more. >> we're coming to you. >> that is making me nervous, young lady. i'm not carrying that downstairs. ♪ all thos

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: devastating news in glenarden, an eight-month-old baby killed by a bottle. the police the police say she was napping with the baby started crying. they say that she forcefully fed two bottles, causing the baby to die of aches fix the asian -- to die of its fixie asian --asphy yxiation. alison: a boy walking home from school found a baby safe in a car seat just if you are after and the suspected criminal. no word yet on any charges. jonathan: a case of mistaken identity could pick a police officer against another police department after yesterday shooting at iversen mall. d.c. police officer robert parker lives nearby. he was off duty at the time and apparently fit the description of the shooter. parker said in prince george's police officer stopped him, immediately frisked him, found the service weapon on his holster, and through him to the ground i was in a bit of shock when he started patting me down. he patted me down and got my service weapon. he looked at me and i said,

anna, manus. >> thank you for that.ningsa big week for in the banking sector and there are negative interest rates. reported theank numbers and we are joined now to bits of news. expect deutsche bank this week? there is a storm around some there areand scratches on the bank with staffe pulled down and should be selling bonds and have been distracted. this is a main focus for me and i'm looking to see the revenue attrition and whether the gains we saw with u.s. banks comes from a rising tide or if it hurts deutsche bank. >> it comes down to where they want to hold the collateral, i suppose. they have to appease the market in the higher levels. what do you expect will be the capital? >> we will not have this this week and we'll have some analysts with a major strategic numbersd there will be with job cutsnts and there could be a real factor with some context comments. the idea of the final judgment is something we are not going to a hearing and they have essentially big mortgage business that comes in towards higher numbe