we will speak to frances barney.e seeing markets in positive territory today across the board. for the s&p 500, every subgroup is moving higher today, led firmly by energy, across the broad u.s. market, and in toronto, energy is a strong player. in the u.s., a 2.5% move. while tech is positive, it is not the leader in the markets today. a mixed picture for some of vic tech. on the broad market, it is still the right sensitives that are attracting attention. you can see crude at the bottom of your screen, up 3% here. this ongoing back about stimulus. will there be targeted stimulus, deal?orm of a all of that still on the minds of investors as they parse out the tea leaves. when it comes to growth for many of the big financial services firms, wealth management has been where it has been at. morgan stanley underlining that with this $7 billion play for eaton vance. should is with us now. the move into wealth has been a trend that we have seen. any concerns being voiced about morgan stanley biting off this size of a chew

for foreign minister heikal moss underscore the need for quick progress to avoid a no deal scenario barney also met with chancellor angela merkel. german authorities have launched an attempted murder investigation in the case of a 26 year old jewish student who was attacked outside of a synagogue in hamburg and initial findings indicate the assault was motivated by anti semitism the victim was seriously wounded when a man in military style clothing struck him on the head repeatedly with a shovel. azerbaijan and armenia have accused each other of targeting civilians as military conflicts between the 2 sides especially as of john's the 2nd biggest city ganga has come under attack from armenia forces the former soviet republic has been in dispute for decades over the region of a far no car of. rescuers have stepped up the search for villagers missing after violent storms battered mountainous border of agents in southern france and italy several communities were cut off by flooding and mudslides france has declared the area a disaster zone at least 4 people have died. in tennis germany's alexa

there's also addressed the issues by democrat barney generals going on and we expect them to file additional cases and or joint this last year i'm a little later gee you see this lawsuit being strengthened it's we're talking about it joe joe biden administration come next year. you know i think that the higher level point is this is a bipartisan effort or privacy itself is a bipartisan issue it's not on the right or left in the u.s. or any party in europe as you noted most people are looking at some poll numbers here 90 percent of people say privacy should be a human right and 93 percent of americans for per u.s. data final say they would choose a private opera they would consider choosing a private option given the option and that's the issue of and here is they're just not options no one's really been asked whether they would like to use google even if the majority of people would still google a large percentage of people would opt for other things and if google is so clear that they would pick google and they should make it easy and we can test that argument let me ask you before we run o

united to reach a deal but not at any cost however at that press conference tonight chief negotiator barney was more optimistic saying that he sees prospects of a deal and that he is ready to continue and intensify the talks and there's not much time to do that is there alexander mean we're talking about december 31st the transition period for the u.k. will be over how close are we now to a new deal bridge scenario so i think that the european union today is sending a clear message to london we are ready to continue the talks we are not going away it's not up to you to decide however it was very telling that while the press conference here in brussels was still going on you came chief negotiator frost was live tweeting his reaction saying that he's disappointed that he's surprised by this suggested by the suggestions that it's only the u.k. that has to make necessary moves so all eyes are now on boris johnson who is expected to tell us tomorrow whether he is walking away or continuing the talks the latter is more likely you will have to see if she is impressed or not by what is done. or oth

ways and that was we had by the democrats in the us there's also addressed the issue by democrat barney general's going on and we expect them to file additional cases and or join this lawsuit i'm a little later do you see this lawsuit being strengthened if we're talking about a judge joe biden administration come next year. you know i think that the higher level point is this is a bipartisan effort or privacy itself is a bipartisan issue it's not on the right or left in the us or it in any party in europe as you noted most people are looking at some poll numbers here 90 percent of people say privacy should be a human right and 93 percent of americans for us datafile say they would choose a private operator with this consider choosing a private option and given the option you know that's the issue you have and here is they're just not options no one's really been asked whether they would like to use google even if the majority of people would still pick google a large percentage of people would opt for other things and if google is so clear that they would pick google and they should mak

michelle barney is not coming to london, there is only a phone call.by the harsh reaction from downing street by things as pa rt of from downing street by things as part of torturing. analisa, to give us some part of torturing. analisa, to give us some project being context —— as pa rt us some project being context —— as part of posturing. spain, italy, for the british, this persistent stand—off, it is not a new problem, ido stand—off, it is not a new problem, i do seem to focus distilled into the trade dispute between the uk?|j agree the trade dispute between the uk?” agree with stefanie that it is posturing. fishing is not that important at all, as you have reminded us. it is about even less than 1% of the gdp of britain. it is minimal in comparison with the real estate care, which is 50% of the trait of this country. —— the real sta ke trait of this country. —— the real stake here. less is about identity politics, nationalism, britain is an island nation. this idea of our waters and take control back of our flesh has really been a catalyst —— back o

and the kremlin critic alexina barney speaks out in his 1st video appearance since being discharged from a bird in hospital after being poisoned. we begin with a dramatic turn of events in the political turmoil gripping kyrgyzstan after mounting pressure from protesters the election commission has now know the early results of sunday's parliamentary vote that's after a night of violence where that demonstrates a storm state buildings there accusing the government of rigging the election in its favor the protesters freed the former president back at them by off and other senior officials as well from jail but the president didn't back off insists he's still in control of the entire country shall stratford has more now from bishkek. constitutionally the members of parliament parliament still stands because of that central election committee announcement that the results have been a knowledge but it has been an incredibly fast moving day 24 hours if you like. certainly the small winning there were scenes of chaos around that parliamentary building with various different claims being made by

finnish prime minister interesting lee guess what they said after talking with all the leaders and barney said he has the necessary flexibility so the flexibility to make compromises in order to reach a deal and it'll be interesting to see how that plays out in london today whether the decisive step can be done what is clear is the e.u. is is or everyone agrees and is on the same page that they are not the ones who leave the negotiating table. europe is also being affected by the corona virus pandemic again right now is anything substantial being done at each level to deal with it or is it every country fighting for itself. and the council conclusion yesterday evening there was talk about continued coordination efforts so far the us already achieved quite a bit they have a mutual map where they recognise the same standards so you have green areas orange areas and red areas it is clear that from green areas you can travel to green areas but with less screen areas on the map and mainly orange and red they now have to decide what how they can set the same standards for travel restrictions fo

chief negotiator barney was more optimistic saying that he sees prospects of a deal and that he is ready to continue and intensify the talks there's not much time to do that is there i would mean we're talking about december 31st a tradition period for the u.k. will be old we're how close are we know to a new deal bridge scenario so i think that the european union today is sending a clear message to london we are ready to continue the talks we are not going away it's not up to you to decide however it was very telling that while the press conference here in brussels was still going on you came chief negotiator frost's was live tweeting his reaction saying that he's disappointed that he's surprised by this suggested by the suggestions that it's only the u.k. that has to make the necessary move so all eyes are now on boris johnson who is expected to tell us to morrow whether he is walking away or continuing the talks the latter is more likely we'll have to see if he is impressed or not by what is done tonight. all these are phenomenal disorder force in brussels alexander thank you. and her

the big transaction they did years ago was a smith barney acquisition, and this year they did smaller 2018 and 2019, and this year e*trade, and now eaton vance. full price forid james gorman and acknowledge that an interview on bloomberg the other day. that is interesting to see him pay -- to see him say he paid a full price, but it is a strategic deal and not a crosscutting deal. tom: alison williams, thank you so much. for bloomberg intelligence, and all of her work on finance. sonali basak with that important interview with james gorman. please look for that on bloomberg digital. futures -- i do not think it is a record peak, but right up on the day. up 25 points. bonds closed columbus day. full faith and credit shutdown. put it.7% and has really on over last three hours. dow futures up 62. a lesser percentage about -- amount, just .2%. nasdaq on fire, up 1.8%. we continue. stay with us on bloomberg radio and bloomberg television on a monday. david malpass coming up on "the open" to begin the world banks important week. this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ jonathan: from new york and

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it that kids are bored during the pandemic, or that parents felt guilty during the pandemic that barney saw this huge renaissance? mattel surging after the toy company posted better than expected quarterly results in large part because consumers bought up half a billion dollars worth of barbie dolls. hasbro taking a leap on the news but mattel up about 10.6%. big move for that stock. hasbro better by 3%. >>> speaking of barbie news, move over, ken. rock star elton john is getting his own barbie doll. not apparently in his likeness but with his fabulous style. mattel says some of the credit for the earnings beetlat also g to the success of its baby yoda plush doll. okay. don't say it. do or do not, there is no try. yoda was a hard butt. really mean. i don't want to hear i can't. there is no try, there is only do. all right. that's that. >>> boston beer, boston beer hitting a record. the maker of the truly hard seltzer raising its 2020 forecast for profits after beating estimates for the third quarter. brokerages rushing to raise price targets. the median price target now stands at, you r

one of her famous articles that quoted a lot during her hearings was a review of randy barney's book, art republican constitution. or she seemed to accept rational basis the idea that state governments at least can regulate without passing much of a constitutional smelter. that is something that may give concern, maybe relating to covid restrictions or some other things. but generally i think she will hold both bureaucrats and legislator feet to the constitution of fire. kennedy: quickly damon, what about her past writing a decision on in terms of chevron deference? which is referring to federal agencies instead of the actual, perhaps a vague text of the law. is that a concern for you? >> i'm less worried about that. i would like to echo ilya's concern about liberty. she has writings and in fact exchange with setter josh hadley during her scent and her hearings and doors i think on the wrong historical view of the locker casing 1905. i think we should deafly be worried about her being too deferential to lawmakers when it comes to economic rights, economic liberties. and that is certai

and we had one of the best, barney frank said one of the most progressive tax bills ever because it addressed the needs of working families. the earned income tax credit. >> speaker, you know you lose a lot of people in the washington news media when you start getting into the actual provisions. when all they want to talk about is 2.2 versus 1.8. and never think about what is actually in the legislation. they occur in the senate finance committee, you have the earned income tax credit which benefits the lowest earners in america and it is an automatic system that helps fund them, that we know how to do. we've been doing it for decades. and you have this new huge deduction. a huge deduction for rich people running rich companies. the republicans want in legislation that is with financial aid in the coronavirus pandemic. and it seems impossible to get attention to what the republicans are actually asking for while at the same time, mitch mcconnell is saying, i would prefer to do absolutely nothing. >> well, i pressure calling attention to it. it is not about the dollar amount. it is about the f

he had put his finger onthe most important question about the barney victims . why would it a toxic effect be so much more serious? former patients were dying of mustard than on the battlefields of world war i with a fatality rate had been around two percent . the death rate in bari was six times higher and climbing. the difference he believed was from the unprecedented intimate and lengthy contact as a result of being immersed in the oily harbor of water and then left to sit in soap uniforms . the individuals to all intents and purposes were dipped into a solutionof mustard and oil , wrapped in blankets, given warm tea and allowed a prolonged period for absorption. if the survivors had been hosed down, given fresh clothes and would have had a fair chance of survival. instead the men had been allowed to marinate in their mustard soap uniforms for hours. and had been tantamount to a death sentence. but military secrecy andtaken precedence . the various british and american officials had been reluctant to release the highly classified information . there was plent

s leaving of course your cannot expect status quo in micron and barney a chief negotiator if your been a few others have already begun suggesting they're not seeking status quo anymore so even on fish there's a landing zone on the middle in the middle east policy problems are more insoluble i think there needs to be something of a choreography about allows the 2 sides to claim a well win and sell the deal to their respective domestic audiences and i think we're moving into the zone now where we'll get those compromises and both sides will be able to do that west of iran thank you aneli one story that we've been following closely over the past few hours french police saying that a teacher has been beheaded in a suburb northwest of the capital paris they can mess at or shine cartoons of the prophet mohammed to students in attack at an 18 year old man born in moscow was shot dead by police shortly after the incident police have opened a terrorism investigation and novelty to. assisting in one of their fellow citizens was murdered today because he was a teacher because he was teaching stud

been for quite some time, of course, since they bought what they didn't already own of the smith barneykerage but it is changed more dramatically with the closing of the transactional trade whose business by the way has gone up significantly since the pandemic, given the addition of so many new accounts there and then the announcement last week that they're also going to be buy eaten vance it is a very different picture that said, they still are trading stocks and giving advice and in the capital markets, and had quite a strong quarter sales in trading. >> yes, they did some people feel those assets leave the building at the end of the day. it has been very sticky for morgan stanley gorman has done a great job. he's taking the e-trade people, and he's exposing them to all sorts of good research, to be able to understand better what they do. how to be able to execute trades he's got a lot of people, silicon valley, 401(k)s, he's been after that. he's trying to make this into a company that is -- has black rock-like pe and nobody cares one day they will care >> it is -- on the call today,

income that has given us the base to right size the other parts of the business we did that with smith barneythen e trade and sole yum and wealth management. now with mesa west and with this transaction eaton vance and investment management. it is exciting to see all the pieces come together. >> is this for scale primarily in the asset management business >> no. fixed income management is scale driven but they have an incredible custom product in parametrics, which has been an enormous growth vehicle very good traditional asset management large end sustainability funds with the calvert funds it is an unusual deal it is and highly complimentary and it is something we have looked at for several years. the opportunity knocked and we took advantage of it. >> in terms of the timing we are looking at the share provides, eaton vance up a huge amount you are paying a big price for it and you are paying 50% in cash is this the right time to be deploying a lot of cash when there is so much uncertainty out there? >> we have made a lot of cash. i mean the first half this year i think we made nearly $5 bi

. >> well -- >> you're killing by barney. >> that's kind of like speaking of stephen miller owning the i mean, my favorite owning the libs story was stephen miller going and buying like $100 worth of sushi. the owner after he paid for the sushi saying something negative to him and stephen miller throwing away his own sushi, his own dinner that he had already paid for to own the libs. >> oh, my. >> there is a wonderful parallel with the trump administration being so obsessed with owning the libs that they always choose the 30% side of every equation and cede the 70% to the other side. and, again, this isn't -- this isn't about who i want to win. >> no. >> in 2020. this is about what we have been saying every day since donald trump's first day in office when he was talking about american carnage. you can't play to the 35% because if you do play to the 35%, you loose elections. they just keep losing elections. and here they are, i got to say, acting like jackasses, mocking people who are wanting to wear masks. >> and they're all sick. >> after, after the white house operations has been cr

i am alsojoined by michael chandler, known to his friends as barney. he is one of the warders.e had my attacker, once i am done for brea kfast, attacker, once i am done for breakfast, i am attacker, once i am done for breakfast, iam raring attacker, once i am done for breakfast, i am raring to go. they are no different. they will come and go throughout the day. that is why we keep the gates open. you feed them but no one else is encouraged to feed them. certainly not. we look after the ravens very well. that is the main reason they never leave here. they are looked after very well. temptation is there but we prefer well. temptation is there but we p refer to well. temptation is there but we prefer to monitor what they are fed. we know there is at least six, as legend goes. how many do you have now? we had to have a couple of spare, a couple of substitutes. legend says there is six that we can thank charles ii for that. a couple sparejust in case. is thank charles ii for that. a couple spare just in case. is there a dominant raven? i think at the minute we would say erin. they a