we will cross to bangkok where our correspondent joins us. philip, emotions are certainly running high. the country has been dreading this moment for quite some time. walk us through what we are seeing their bank today. -- what we are seeing there today. >> he spent the last those two years in a riverside hospital, where he has been incapacitated with a series of ever worsening conditions. today this procession took him his to the palace, took body back to the palace. the crowds were lining the streets. they started lining up overnight. it was a very hot day here. lots of people fainted. but people were determined to watch him go home, and as the procession passed him, -- past --m, there were lots of there was lots of sobbing. he is back in the palace, and that is where there is a funeral bathing right under way. -- there is a funeral bathing underway, a procession that is being presided over by the prince. the prime minister, who is also the lead of the military junta, announced in his speech that the crown's would indeed become the new king

it is a beautiful day here in bangkok. a saturday afternoon.nd you can see there are still thousands of people here outside the grand palace. i would say more than 90% of the people, tourists and locals alike, are wearing black, the national color of mourning during this one-year mourning period that began yesterday. people are coming here, they're taking photos, they're going inside the grand palace. you see this lady taking photos. they're going inside the grand palace to sign a condolence book for the king and royal family who really have gripped the nation when they watched those live pictures yesterday of the ceremony where the king was taken on his final journey here. the royal hearse coming through the streets. and the emotion in these streets silent but palpable. a sea of black outside the grand palace in bangkok. tens of thousands gathered in grief. on the first day of thailand's year-long mourning president, some openly wept for king bhumibol adulyadej. a man considered the moder father of thailand -- modern father of thailand, a man

market setg at the to open in bangkok.se streets of the thai capital. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: john carlin is here, he is stepping down as chief of the justice department's national security division october 15. he oversaw the prosecution of cyber criminals and 110 people on terrorism related charges. his prominent cases are prosecutions involving chinese military hackers and espionage. the u.s. is weighing in response to russia after accusing it of

patchari raksawong at our bureau in bangkok has the details. >>> the defense chief's latest commentsn step with the antiu.s. pronouncements. his bloody war on drugs has drawn strong criticism. speaking at a forum with journalists in manila, the defense minister has revealed duterte's new defense agenda of reducing the philippines' dependency on its former colonial ruler. >> also thinking of getting some equipment from china and russia. in fact, he gave me instruction to visit these countries in the near future to check out what they're offering to us, and i will be going there, definitely, in compliance with his directive to look at this equipment and make a report. >> he said on wednesday that duterte was misinformed about the value of joint drills and that the philippines got a lot out of the u.s. relationship. he failed to explain the gap in thinking. the philippines and the u.s. have been holding joint military maneuvers since tuesday. the exercises have been seen as an annual show of strength by two allies in the face of chinese assertiveness in the south china sea but duterte s

in central bangkok, people are wearing black clothing as a symbol of their mourning. the interim prime minister prayut chan-o-cha called on people to refrain from festivities for 30 days, but he asked people to continue their economic activities as usual apparently intending to avert any negative impact on the sputtering economy. the king ascended the throne at age 18, shortly after world war ii. he guided thailand during turbulent times in southeast asia, which used to be mired in war, genocide, and poverty. he was regarded as a pillar of stability and an occasional mediator in thailand's turbulent politics. the country has experienced more than ten military coups since the end of absolute monarchy in 1932. on friday, many mourners gathered in front of the royal palace. patchari raksawong is at the scene. >> reporter: behind me is the grand palace where his majesty, the king's body, will lay in state until his cremation, which has yet to be announced. as you can see, all around me thousands of people have showed up dressed in black or white as earlier they attempted

cholaphansa narula in bangkok is following the story. >> reporter: these are the first two suspected cases of microcephaly in southeast asia. the babies were born this month. their mothers were found to have been infected with the virus. thailand's public health ministry told a media conference neither woman knew she was infected at the time. >> translator: we found no zika symptoms at all in the first case. in the second, the mother was reported to have had only a rash. we managed to find the disease by tracking back through their medical data. >> reporter: thailand has confirmed at least 349 zika cases since january, including 33 pregnant women. the world health organization said the newly reported cases were the first of zika-linked microcephaly in the region. southeast asian countries are rushing to take countermeasures to stop the virus from spreading. in singapore, nearly 400 zika cases have been confirmed, including 16 pregnant women. u.s. health officials on thursday recommended that expectant mothers postpone travel to southeast asia. >>> philippine president rodrigo is know

. >> in central bangkok, almost everyone was wearing black. interim prime minister tanocha called on people to refrain from festivities for 30 days. but he asked people to continue their economic activities as usual. the king ascended the throne at age 18 shortly after world war ii. he guided thailand during turbulent times in southeast asia which was mired in war, genocide, and poverty. he was regarded as a pillar of stability and occasional mediator in thailand's turbulent politics. the country has experienced more than ten military coups since the end of the absolute monarchy in 1932. the interim prime minister says he met with the crown prince following the announcement of the king's passing. the crown prince is the king's only son. he indicated his accept to take the throne. but he says the crown prince asked for time to mourn for his father. people here in tokyo were also responding to the news of the king's death. the flag in front of the thai embassy is flying at half-mast. many have come to write messages in a book of condolences. >>

our south asia correspondent from bangkok. reporter: it was a moment everyone here knew was coming. but few had wanted to accept. the long expected announcement from the palace that the king, who had reigned and inspired 70 years, had died. the king! but he'd gone. an intensely emotional reaction here to the death. king bhumibol's the unquestioned reverence for the thailand king is not what it was but the emotional bomb that people across this country feel to a man they still refer to as "father of the nation" remains unbroken. his death will leave an enormous may well haveh consequences for this country's stability. he exceeded the thrown when the monarchy was weak and thailand, an undeveloped rural country. but by allying himself with a succession of military rebuilt the he monarch's prestige, tapping into semi-divinef kingship. yet he was passionately development, rural traveling extensively to promote his own projects. the cold war, he used his upal stature to help shore the central government against a tenacious insurgency. with mediating several political crises. yet, later in

a royal convoy carrying the body of thailand was brought through the streets of bangkok today, where thousands lined the route to catch a glimpse. the king who reigned for 70 years died on thursday after a long illness. he was 88 years old. but his funeral and cremation be held straight away. preparations are expected to take a number of months. flags are at half mast there in thailand. many people are wearing black, white or muted colors as a mark of respect. the mourning period is due to last one year. here's the report. reporter: a sea of black. nation in mourning. thousands of thais line the watchs of bangkok to their beloved monarch make his final journey to the grand palace. many had been waiting hours in the heat. final homage to the man many demigod.onsider a >> i'm convinced that all he's allowed us tos improve our lives. waitering today is -- waiting nothing come paird -- compared to what he's done for us. reporter: their dedication pushed many past their physical limits. the heat andfrom were attended to by emergency teams. most thais have known no other monarch. bhumibol'

i'm patchari raksawong in bangkok. >>> mitsubishi motors have >>> china is graying. japan sees that as an opportunity to sell its services. nhk world reports. >> reporter: more than 300 companies took part in a recent trade affair for the nursing care sector. the products showcased by japanese firms caught the eyes of many buyers. from a reclining wheelchair to equipment that enables users to shower while remaining in wheelchairs, japanese manufacturers make ten times the variety of products than chinese makers. >> translator: japan is accumulated a lot of know how on senior products. it is 30 years ahead of china. >> reporter: facilities are in short supply in china. the government expects more seniors to be cared for in their homes. in anticipation of the launch of the public insurance system, japanese companies are trying to cultivate a market with great potential. this care goods showroom opened a few months ago in beijing. most of the items on display are japanese. >> translator: this spoon is easy to use. >> translator: it's a little expensive. but i'm ready to

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martin joins us live from bangkok. martin? >> good morning. we're about 20 hours since the official news yesterday evening at 7:00 local time that the king had passed away. he was 88, the world's longest serving monarch until that point. we're waiting for now -- what should happen any minute now is his body, he died -- passed away at a government hospital about 30 minutes drive away from her. his above will be moved to the golden palace. that's where rituals will start taking place, including the washing of his body. we can expect more people, hundreds are now out on the streets, around the hospital where he died and now surrounding the grand palace. hundreds more to line the route as his body moves from the hospital across to the grand palace. of course, this is a nation in mourning, grieving the loss of their king. unusually, in addition to that, at the same time on the street, it is remarkably calm today. partly because it's a public holiday, partly also because there's heightened security presence. troops as well as police here. in financi

the prime minister returned to bangkok and the crown prince cut short a trip.lawmakers have agreed that parliament has the right to examine the government strategy for leaving the european union. the house of commons approved a motion, but the vote does not give him peace the right to vote on brexit negotiating tactics. theresa may says she will trigger article 50 and start the process by the end of march. samsung cut third-quarter profit guidance because of the note seven crisis. is down fromfit 6.9 billion, and the company also cut a quarterly revenue forecast. wells fargo shares jumped on the nice -- news that the ceo has stepped down. he has been under pressure since revelations that accounts were opened without customer approval. he was heavily criticized on capitol hill, lawmakers: for legal action. he will be replaced by tim sloan. day partws 24 hours a by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 100 20's countries -- 120 countries. this is bloomberg. minutes, thefed argument about a hike, three dissenters calling for action. haidi: the minut

it started on bangkok avenue, and the police are looking for the suspect and no word on how many people are injured, and we will keep you updated as we learn more. >>> the horse named chance severely wounded in a hit-and- run crash near concord, and getting another chance at life. they have arrested the driver responsible for the crash, and neuron to -- nerado slammed in the back of the horse trailer and took off, and the crash left the horse, chance, with a broken jaw and along road to recovery, but he gets a break from cattle herding and gets to take it easy. >> he will be around the cattle and they will not write him the same way, and they recommend that the das office charged him with a felony hit-and-run, and driving on a suspended license. >>> an ongoing pursuit in sonoma for the driver that hit the pedestrian and took off yesterday in the crosswalk at broadway and andrew street around 4 pm yesterday. the crash left the victim with serious injuries, and she was taken to a nearby hospital. the driver was a man in his 20, and a silver ore grade -- or gray mitsubishi, and they are as

people mourning the loss of at a hospital in bangkok. the crown prince will now be the new monarch. >>> new this morning, nigerian officials announced 21 school aged girls were freed from captivity by boko haram. some 197 girls still remain in captivity. the terrorists kidnapped more than 270 girls dozens of them escaped over the course of time, but most are still missing. it's not clear how many may have died. the terror group leader said the girls would be released if the government swapped them for detained leaders. >>> donald trump is threatening legal action against the "new york times" after its reporting of women saying he groped them in the past. the times claimed he touched and kissed two women decades ago. trump is demanding a retraction kissed her on the cheeks and mouth after she first introduced herself. jessica leeds says he put her hand under her skirt on a flight 30 years ago. >> it was like he had six arms. when he started putting his hand up my skirt, that was it. >> trump's campaign released a statement calling the sto

also coming up, people say goodbye to their keying in bangkok to pay their final respects. an outpouring of grief for a king who reigns 70 years. and nigeria's president muhammadu buhari meets angela merkel. is a domestic fight shadowing his visit to berlin? >> i'm brent goff, it is good to have you with us. russian and syria's fighter jets are bombarding the city. a promise from syrian president that there will be no let up until the rebels give up. mounting casualties have prompted an international outcry with western countries accusing syria and russia of war crimes for destroying hospitals and clinics. more than 400 people have been killed in the city including 70 children in just the past two weeks. syria's president says his government will press on words with the military offensive. assad insisted that taking control of the siege city was the key to winning the civil war. >> you have to keep cleaning this area and pushing the terrorist back to where they come from or to kill them, there is no other option. brent: that was the syrian president speaking with his troops

. >> so a couple other names, you have a buy on taylor wimpy and bangkok? >> yes, i guess to a certain extent, there's a brexit effect as far as the uk is concerned. and yet some of the news out last week was positively supported. so there's a value gap and a risk gap there that can be filled. as far as the likes of bangkok, a lot of the u.s. stocks rallied solid indeed. the value trends have picked up, so you have a meeting of share prices and values retracting again. so i said, we're not a uk buyer in that respect because of the stocks. >> you singled out one stock that is definitely overpriced, even if you think the rest of the market is trading below or at fair value. why swash? >> we look at prelims in the one or two-year growth. and for whatever reason, an awful lot of good news is being priced into swatch in a short period of time. indeed, the luxury stocks themselves. the fact of the matter is we are clearly not alone. i saw something tweeted earlier on your website, it is the most heavily shorted stock in the stoxx 600. that probably accounts to wh

he passed away on thursday at a hospital in bangkok. the king was the world's longest reigning monarch at the time of his death. >> the king died peacefully at 15:52. he was 88 years old and had reigned for 70s years. >> the king ascended the throne in 1946 at age 18. he earned the adoration of the thai public. >> translator: all i can say is that this is the greatest loss for all thai people. >> translator: there are already so many problems in this country. i don't know how things will be from now on. but i hope for the best. >> the king was regarded as a pillar of stability and sometimes served as a mediator in thailand's turbulent policies. the prime minister said he met with the crown prince following the announcement of the king's passing. the crown prince is the king's only son. he said the krouchbed prince showed his sbechx that he take the throne but he to mourn his father. parliament held an emergency session late in the day, lawmakers observed nine minutes of silence. he asked people to continue their economic activities as u

praying outside the hospital in bangkok where the king is being treated. there is concern over the health of the 88-year-old monarch, who is gravely ill. the thai king is the longest-serving monarch, coming to the throne in 1946. one of america's against bank, announced his chief executive will resign following the scandal that resulted in a $185 million fine after being accused of widespread illegal practice. tim sloan will take over as chief executive. students lashing at universities across south africa for weeks. they are demanding free education to which the government says it cannot afford. protesters want to shut down colleges in the run-up to final exams. africa's student protest movement shows little movement of burning out. today in the country's capital they took their demands for free education off of the campus onto the streets. the first children to be born after the end of apartheid are coming of age and are angry. reminiscent ofe another time. their parents fought for freedom. this generation wants more. trying to shut down the universities

body of thailand's king is lying in the grand palace -- following a procession in the streets of bangkok. crowds in black, lining the road as the hearse of their king made its way past them. throne. the revered monarch died in a hospital thursday at the age of 88. he was considered a unifying force, in a country that was often divided. an impressive view of hurricane nicole over bermuda... nasa astronauts aboard the international space station recording this video. the i-s-s was in orbit 252-miles above the earth at the time. the storm hit bermuda with plenty of wind and rain -- but never officially made landfall. nicole pass moved out to sea thursday evening. one week after hurricane matthew battered the east coast -- the death toll rises again. at least 30 people have been killed in the u-s -- 22 now confirmed dead in north carolina. historic flooding has slowly swamped the eastern part of the state -- washing out towns and putting communities on alert as flood weather we'll stay mostly clear tonight with lows in the 50s. clouds will move in during the day tomorrow, and so will a stron

the grand palace, in bangkok, at least 100,000 people are there. he was the world's longest reigning monarch, the king is survived by his wife and son. the crown prince, he will take the kings place. >>> a group of engineers is using drones to deliver medical supplies, in rwanda. that's a great idea. a tech company developing drones that can reach remote areas use gps coordinates for the life-saving missions. it took only five nu clinic that is 33 miles from the nearest blood bank. >> what this represents is an opportunity to leapfrog over the absence of roads and provide first world level medical care to every person in the country regardless of where they live. >> the hope is drones can improve healthcare in rwanda and all across africa. made its way inside, turns out the shark was going for the bait. the people on the boat were able to open another part of the gate to get the shark out. diver was not hurt. but as you might imagine pretty shaken up. ready to get out of that water. >> probably felt like the bait at that point. [ laughter ] i would

>>reporter: thai king died this morning in bangkok. >> i heard this morning. my daughter called me about 7:30 a.m. >>reporter: many other members arrived at the templeholding back tears.they say the monarch that served as king for >> the king did everything for us. >>reporter: like much of her family in thailand, choked up by emotion. they grew up seeing the kingas a unifying ruler. >> he went everywhere for any country . poor, whatever. he tried to help people do better lives. >>reporter: he diedin the hospital at since january. livingout the last month of his treatment for complications related to old age . this thai nativeshared fond memories of meeting the king as a little girl . >> we talked to him. oh my gosh, he was so amazing . >> my sister, [indiscernable] >>reporter: a feeling that so many others share as thai members i spoke with today will join other sunday morning for memorial service for the king at the buddhist temple . we will have more information on our website,news3lv.com. >>jim: 70 years . >>marie: going to show the impact. so many here at

though, busan has its sights on overtaking regional medical tourism powerhouses like singapore and bangkoknhk world, busan. >>> u.s. presidential candidates donald trump and hillary clinton squared off for their second debate sunday night. in the focus quickly turned to the video released last week of trump making lewd comments about women. the republican candidate apologized for the remarks he made in 2005 and took the chance to attack his rival's husband. >> i apologized to my family and the american people. if you look at bill clinton far worse, mine are words and his was action. his was what he's done to women. there's never been anybody in the history of p politics in th nation that's been so abusive to women. >> clinton responded with a list of people she says trump has offended. >> it's not only women and it's not only this video that raise s questions about his fitness to be our president. because he has also targeted immigrants, african-americans, latinos, people with disabilities, p.o.w.s, muslims and so many others. >> the debate came at the end of a challenging week for trump.

i'm patchari raksawong in bangkok. >>> japanese doctors are considering a major change in the way they treat pneumonia. they say they want to alleviate the suffering of terminal patients and the strain on the facilities that care for them. they estimate that about 100,000 elderly die from the disease every year. and as nhk world reports, what they're proposing is bringing up tough decisions for patients. >> reporter: this woman has been in and out of the hospital with pneumonia for the past decade. for someone young, the lung infection usually goes away after a round of antibiotics, but for this woman, who is 78, it could be deadly. >> translator: it's painful to inhale. exhaling is okay, but inhaling is extremely tough. >> reporter: with a severe cough and wheezing, sugita keeps an oxygen inhaler close by. >> translator: i feel safe when i do this. >> reporter: she needs to rely on her husband for almost everything. when she first got sick, she actively sought treatment but the years have taken a toll and she now doesn't know how much longer she can take the agonizing symptoms. >> tra

concerns about thailand's king health spurred heavy sales in the bangkok markets. have more in a couple of hours. that's all for me. back to you. >> thanks for keeping us up to date. >>> japanese officials have just released the latest current account data. the figures stayed in the black for the 26th consecutive month in august. finance ministry officials say the surplus totaled about $19.3 billion. the current account balance is the broadest measure of trade and twext with the -- investment with the rest of the world. the surplus stood at $2.3 billion that figure improved as lower crude oil prices vunk the value of japan's energy imports. the primary income account surplus was over $19.1 billion. >>> let's take a look at our global economical dar for the week. on wednesday, we have japan's machinery orders. this is the leading indicator on how much companies are investing in their businesses. on the same day, the u.s. federal reserve will release minutes of its federal open market policy meeting in september. at the meeting, the fed hinted at a policy -- at a rat

relatives of thailand's king are in bangkok to visit the hospitalized monarch whose condition is described as unstable. >>> a swath of tokyo was without electricity for a short time. the utility is blaming a fire. the outage caught many people by surprise. >> reporter: the president of tokyo electric power company was busy apologizing to the industry minister on thursday after more than half a million households lost power the day before. >> translator: i'm sorry for causing so much inconvenience and worrying so many people. >> translator: i take the situation very seriously. although temporarily, the capitol's main functions were paralyzed. >> reporter: the lights went out on wednesday afternoon. the head of the sports agency was right in the middle of a meeting. the power also went out at the finance ministry. and at court during a news conference. but in this case, justice wasn't blind for long. lights were restored when the backup generator kicked right in. nonethele nonetheless, court spectators said it was enough to cut the day short. >> translator: they decided they should close the

many people have been outside his hospital in bangkok and visiting temples to pray for his healalth. >> translator: i hope he will recover soon and he can continue to be the thai people's father. i can't imagine a world without him. >> translator: over the years the king has done so much for thailand. we are deeply grateful. >> reporter: the king ascended to the throne in 1946 when he was a teen. he has ruled thailand for 70 yess becoming the world's longtt reiining monarch. he has worked to t tackl porty, delolop rurareaea andnd has served a a unified figurure duriring times of f political crisis. in 1992 when the military and pro-democracy groups clashed, he summoned the leaeaders of both sides to end the turmoil. the announcement comes at a time when thailand is still politically deeply divided. the constitution stipulates the king may appoint to take over his duties. but people are concerned about what will happen next without their icon of stability. nhk world, tokyo. >>> japanese food has made a mark around the world and if one company has its way, it'll become even more common

ben: thousands of mourners lining the streets of bangkok, thailand today. political leaders there, taking part in a funeral ceremony for king bhumibol. the monarch died in a hospital yesterday, at the age of 88. he was considered a unifying force in a country that was mourning. a fresh wave of airstrikes in syria's divided city of aleppo. government forces loyal to dictator bashir assad, along with russian bombers, hit the section of aleppo controlled by rebels. there is hardly anything left at this point. a british human rights group says this strike and previous ones have killed dozens this week. an opposition leader says food and medical supplies in aleppo are quickly running out. jc: and cleanup underway in bermuda after hurricane nicole tore through the island. the storm was a category 3 when it battered the ea rain and wind. thousands are still without power but the island government says damage was minimal. take a look at this, an amazing view of nicole from the international space station as it passed over bermuda. an astronaut recorded the video th

hearing news that the king passed away in bangkok. he served as king for seven deck decades. >> he went everywhere. any country, poor, whatever. you know, he try to help people do better life. >> the king was seen as a unifying figure and it is reported that people of thailand stable institution as their country was in turmoil. >>> the pentagon takes aim the yemen and some kidnapped girls get their freedom. here's more from the terrorism desk. >> from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh. the u.s. has fired missiles at three radar sites in yemen. thursday's strikes were in the red sea. the ship was not damaged. two missiles targeted that same warship on sunday but fell in the water. >>> a 22-year-old terror suspect has committed suicide at a jail in germany. he was arrested this weekend after police found explosives in his apt. he was captured after two he befriended alerted authorities and tied >>> and boko haram has released hostages. from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh. >>> a prelim

of thousands of people mourning the death of king king continue to descend on the grand palace in bangkokthe king passed away last thursday. people across the country have come to say good-bye to a man they saw as a father. >> reporter: crowds of mourners dressed in black continue to pour into the grand palace to pay their respects to their beloved king. when their time comes, they enter a room with his portrait to pray and say farewell to the man who ruled their country for seven decades. this family traveled three hours by bus. they said rain or shine, it was a journey they needed to make. >> translator: the king is the father of the country, and we, the thai people, are like his children and grandchildren. he's given so much to the thai people. more than we can ever repay. >> reporter: teams of volunteers are on hand to help, offering the mourners food and water while they wait. more than 30 food trucks are giving out free hot meals. >> translator: right at this moment, thailand is in sorrow. so our group wants to help alleviate the suffering of the people by treating them to a free me

ship to bangkok. he says the public should rely on official announcements for updates. hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more , you can findries more stories on the bloomberg. this is bloomberg. anna: breaking news on the ipo front. we covered that story about ipo. we have another u.k. company decided not to ipo. dia fluid systems is a .anufacturing auto-parts they decided not to proceed with their ipo. manus: proclivity for risk is dropping. fed, it wasave the a close call. the china data, the question for markets is, does a potential china slowdown hike by the fed? >> it seems that it does today. we are seeing that slightest export data. the regional index training at one month low with hong kong stocks trading at their lowest level in six weeks. been an upside coming through in shanghai. just closing higher by 2/10 of 1%. have look pastrs this data and bought into the market. we have seen that big surge coming through and elizabeth of upside in samsung. we saw the yen strengthened against the dollar. affectingn materials the closing do

jonathan head, bbc news, bangkok. this sunday donald trump and hillary clinton will go head-to-head once again in a debate. after the first meeting, mr. trump threatened to bring up bill clinton's infidelities in the next round. now he has backed off. this raises the issue of whether the approach alienates female voters, or is it fair game. the bbc's rajini vaidyanathan reports from little rock, arkansas. >> i don't think that it has any bearing on what kind of president that she might be. >> whatever the motives are, they maintain their marriage. >> it is fair game because it is common knowledge. everyone knows about it. but whether or not he should talk about it, i think he should stick to the issues. rajini: the clintons have been an integral part of life in little rock, arkansas, for decades. ever since bill clinton was elected governor of the state, hillary clinton became first lady and she entered the national spotlight. and it was back then that news first surfaced of bill clinton's infidelity. >> arkansas gove

thousands of people stood by, as his funeral procession made its way through bangkok hours ago. earlier this morning, thailand's prime minister and members of his cabinet took part in symbolic bathing ritual for the king at the grand palace. the actual bathing of the it was the scandal that started it all on the university of virginia campus... a woman says she was raped at a college party ... now a college administrator is telling her side...after that rolling stone article....forced her to quit her job..... also..ahead.. some airlines are taking the initiative to use a new tool as pre- caution... the new protection from the galaxy note 7... thats ahead.... new sign)) executives of the w new sign)) executives of the w hotel gro he's divisive and dangerous. "uh, i don't know what i said. uh... i don't remember." but congressman hardy supports trump 100% and said he'll do whatever trump wants him to do. hardy even said people with disabilities are a drain on society vernment. donald trump and congressman hardy -- divisive and dangerous. dccc is responsible for the content of this

i would rather have one night in bangkok. >> i get my kicks above the waistline. >> make a note of that>> the five stages of inknee -- the five stages of inebriation. >> just glad they are not scratch and sniff. >> tom this was a great monologue. you said it is sensitive to dishonest behavior. it is pronounced migdola. >> you said it seems like the small lies are a gateway. >> it sounded like smoking weed means you are a heroin junky. i am not sure i buy it. >> that's why you guys didn't like it. i knew there was something. >> no he does president have to buy weed because -- no, he just doesn't have to buy weed. he is so popular people give it to him. >> when stand up comics say something happened the other day they are lying. >> they usually happen a few years ago. >> i was in alabama last week. >> yeah, but that was eight years ago. >> i am boycotting stand up shows. >> come coming up, moms belong in yoga class, what do they know? first, kennedy. >> on the next "kennedy, denaldo is behind in the polls, but perhaps he can pull a hail mary before election day. andy levey will be here an

we are covering stories from new york to bangkok and beijing. a busy morning for bank earnings.ng profit estimates. jpmorgan beating estimates on bond payment. a major source of stress. and it is the oldest among us who are suffering the most. puck.ak with wolfgang first a check on the markets. >> not as much green. we rally much more strongly earlier in the day. it looks like some of the gains are dissipating. the university of michigan coum

tens of thousands of people gathered on this streets of the capital city of thailand, bangkok to payespect to the longest reigning mine ark -- monarch who died yesterday at 88. reportedly sent to the hospital this morning. his only son an era parent h -- vladimir putin is trying to gain ground on the battlefield in syria before a new u.s. president is elected. putin taking control of the city inaleppo will give him more dealing with current -- the new u.s. president. u.k. is planning to use its international aid budget of $14.7 billion to win friends among the world's poorest countries ahead of crucial trade talks according to two senior government figures. go to countries britain needs on its side as it tries to atstablish trading rights the world trade organization after it abandons the eu. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am a lisa parenti. this is bloomberg. mark: another bank we are watching today is goldman sachs, the lender winning a lawsuit brought by the libyan investment authority over trading losses. ton

bangkok's and urban elites have controls.hey reject the idea that they are forging democracy saying the damage political system can only .roduce a credible government critics say they have persecuted political opponents. they say the goal of political unity is unrealistic and what is actually needed is robust framework that allows politicians to find out about the risk of political meddling. a worse outcome could be a breakup of the country or a civil war. you can read more on the bloomberg. that is the global business report. ♪ this is bloomberg markets. he is here, the world-famous world-famousn his restaurant in manhattan. in the studio is wolfgang puck. >> we open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. you know what, bloomberg is my favorite network. asia, iwatch to bloomberg. david: why has it taken you so long to open a restaurant in new york just g? vegashought, atlanta, las , and then, in 2009, when the ,inancial crisis was really bad i had all my eggs in one basket. vegas, los angeles, and i had 17 or 18 restaurants at th

the prime minister saying that long was sent back at china's request, and had flown to bangkok to addresst marking the massacre of a student protest in 1976. he has been drawn international criticism for bowing to pressure from beijing, including the deportation of more than 100 ethnic people. kong said to be defecting. it is all ahead of the unit's transfer to oc bc. this is after barclays announced it was sending its private banking operations in hong kong and singapore for $320 million. this exit is highlighting the demands for experienced wealth managers. theill have a look at prospects of the trading day in hong kong and elsewhere. let's have a look at -- their radar. this is the hang seng premarket, up 3/10 of 1%. just taking a look at the hang seng stock, replicating that. positivity there. tailwindswe have coming through from the street of dreams. i a look at what it is doing. the nikkei getting a boost, approaching that psychologically and 17,000. we have the sole market and said the markets to the upside. ul markets and sydney markets to the upside. an australian bank on -- apol

the union prayed in thailand tens of in thailand tens of thousands of people lined the streets of bangkok to pay final respects to the king. the world's longest reigning monarch died at the age of 88. his body was transported from the hospital this morning. his son and only heir apparent led the procession. mourning period will last one year. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. "bloomberg technology" is next. selina: i'm selina wang in for emily chang, and this is "bloomberg technology." coming up, it's twitter destined to remain an independent company? the company loses one of its last potential irons as -- buyers as salesforce house out of the running. the growth strategy chinese companies global ambitions. we will discuss with the dcm cofounder. 10 years ago the founders of box got their very first vc check. the story of the four childhood friends now leading a $2 billion company. first, to our lead. twitter shares take another tumble after losing what some still considered one of its last options for a buyout. salesforc

the king of thailand died this morning at a bangkok hospital. the king was 88 years old. he rained since 1946. that's 70 years. the prime minister there now declared a one-year morning. and the stock markets in that area are dropping significantly. we will keep an eye on that for you. shower? it tresemme natural shampoo and conditioner. a lawsuit alleges false labeling. >> there were synthetic ingredients within the shampoos and conditioners and they weren't all-natural. >> reporter: scott hardy of class action said it can put some decent money in your pocket. >> you can get $5 per bottle purchased. >> reporter: i see a lot of mini coopers driving around. if you own one or had a overheated or stalled engine engine. >> there was a defect with the water pumps. >> if you have a 2017 mini cooper and had a water pump repaired or replaced, you can get up to $500 back. and if this looks familiar, it could be your lucky day. >> the interesting thing about this settlement is you can get $500 back. >> it's a place called expert med. a lot of medical prices without -- without a opt