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barton. welcome to "bloomberg markets." vonnie: we will take you from new york frankfurt, the united kingdom and here's what we watching. president-elect's selects jennifer sessions for attorney general. the odds of when he will get confirmed by the senate. mark: in frankfurt, ecb president mario draghi said the recovery in the area is not yet strong enough to deliver sustained reflation. a keynd what will be ingredient for the economic outlook in coming years. vonnie: st. louis fed president talks to bloomberg about potential u.s. bubble. he is confident it is not the same magnitude like in the late 1990's but still keeping a close eye. 30 minutes into the trading session in the u.s. abigail doolittle has the latest treat abigail: stocks opened slightly higher and trading of they lower on the end trading week. looking at weekly gains for the three major indexes, including the dow, s&p 500 and nasdaq. looking at potential records. the nasdaq around the open did put in a new intraday record high. everyone is watching to see

i am mark and -- mark barton.peaking out amid of heller struggles inside his trance he shouldn't team. very organized the test taking part. i am the only one who knows who the finalists are. one of the finalists may be ted cruz. considering nominating crews to serve as u.s. attorney general. , we go from -- to our reporter in washington. does take crews have a shot at being attorney general? >> ted cruz went to trump tower yesterday and met with donald trump. he was a serious the land of her trump lander and donald defeated him by calling him lying 10. love lost but they seem to be getting back together mended fences and now cruises on the short list to be attorney general. >> crews wife was also attacked that one of the campaign events. talk to us about who was us about who was deciding all of this. is that donald trump and self? priebus? >> that is what trump is saying. he is saying he know that she is the only one who knows the kushner? and will reince make a final decision. disarrayring a lot of with a lot of

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cheif student achievement officer mike barton addressed some concerns: ((mike barton, chief student achievement officer / ccsd:"some of the concerns are just wanting to know more details, how is this going to look for my school? but i think as we work thr ugh this with ab 394, i think we'll be able to determine how the school organization teams function.)) ((brian loftus)) >> barton says staff members are currently being trained for this implementation. nominated today./// ((brian loftus)) >>> meanwhile in florida... the fallout from a hectic day at a fort lauderdale school continues.... yesterday 19 children were hospitalized after nearly 30 got sick at a daycare facility in florida. some of the kids were reportedly in serious condition. it's still unclear what caused the children to become ill, but officials are looking at a catered lunch that came from an outside the facility. state officials are continuing their investigation and health officials are planning to test the food the kids ate.// ((brian loftus)) sunny day throughout the valely and we've even had a few light breezes. up next she

mark: from london, i am mark barton.nie: the upcoming election has pushed aside the fed as the torn driver as inves anxiety. here is the senior analyst at bloomberg intelligence. we have been following currencies. we have been looking at the korean won and the chinese renminbi. investor flows, it is difficult to tell on first glance, what you?tf's telling you mentioned foreign currencies. they are happening. etf's are accessible to everyone. is the mexican etf. it is so beyond its norm that you rarely see something like this. $400 million a day. everything changed one week ago numbers beganoll to surge. they caught fire with volume and short interest here it short interest has doubled. you would short this etf if he wanted to bet on trump and long if you wanted to bet on clinton. it tracks mexican stocks and it has the peso. the peso is part of the return. it is down 5% this week. it is probably the most sensitive etf to the poll numbers. it is the proxy to the election. it is not unusual to see a single country etf beco

i am mark barton.nnie: i am vonnie quinn and this is bloomberg markets. gannett is dropping it did for tronc, ending a pursuit that biggestt some of the u.s. newspapers under one roof and tronc shares are plunging 18% on the news. gannett shares are rising, up one half of 1%. may be in jeopardy. alex sherman joins us with some context and to tell us what happens to talk -- tronc. they announce their earnings later today and they have to convince shareholders they have a reasonable standalone plan that will be there short-term obstacle to commit shareholders. even though this deal did not go through, we do have a plan moving forward. i am sure tronc will juxtapose their earnings assuming they are better than what the net was -- gannett was in a few days because their shares fell after they announced earnings and fell further when we broke the news that banks were considering pulling out of this deal, which was the main reason the deal fell apart. both sides agreed to a price of $18.75 a share and gannet

mark: from london, i am mark barton.e: a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news. to highshares of uber net worth clients. deutsche bank turned down the opportunity. tor turndown the opportunity release financial details about their business. shares thisother year. earthlink is a deal valued at $1.1 billion, including debt. they have over 1000 miles of fiber-optic cable across the u.s. more problems for volkswagen. germanbeen added to a investigation over and emissions scandal. vwmay face more trouble in the u.s. a german newspaper reporting that american testers have found software to cheat air-quality tests in audi cars. that is your business flash. julie hyman is looking at early movers. -- oracle is rising along with technology broadly. it is gaining more access to cloud-based software services. the acquisition had been in doubt as executives were in a bidding war. they did when that approval with a $9 billion acquisition. netsuite has been acquired. oracle shares are up by 1.8%. had plungedchairs ea

. ♪ from london and new york i am mark barton.onnie: and i'm vonnie quinn, and this is "bloomberg markets." worker productivity in the u.s. rose in the third quarter by the most in two years for the productivity of 3.1% after falling in the second quarter. that represents a break from a long string of productivity declines since 1979. economists attribute is weaker productivity to a number of reasons including lack of capital investment. the number of americans filing for an limit benefits rose last week. -- filing for unemployment benefits rose last week. 80y had been below 300,004 straight weeks. the october jobs report is out tomorrow. euer will open an office in silicon valley. the company hired an intel executive to run it smart watch program. that is a bloomberg business flash. let's head now to the markets were julie has the latest. ofie: i am looking at some the losers we are, facebook chief among them. that is weighing on the nasdaq. facebook's numbers look good, it sales were up 56% of the fourth straight quarter up 50%

mark: i mark barton.eismic shift, some of the terms used to describe -- long-term holders of bonds for income are; get a good thing. bondto talk us through market, brian chappatta. many parties, companies and so on and so forth. rubbing their hands with glee after this big ramp up. let's start with companies come especially those companies that have got liabilities in their defined plan. this is a huge relief. vonnie: they've really had to shift into other alternative assets to make of the lack of income they were getting from their fixed income investments. according to milliman to my who i interviewed, this is going to reduce future liabilities by $100 billion. half a percentage point increase in interest rates already so that's a huge reprieve. and can start shifting back the bonds and getting that fixed income. what bonds usually are used for rather than the ice returns we have seen over the past few years. mark: the bankers, we have seen in the stock price performance, this shift into industrials. th

. ♪ mark: live from london i am mark barton. 20 minutes away.nie: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm funny when. -- i am vonnie quinn. an executive asked in 2010 how big of a rival it would take to beat out a competitor in guinea according to the mining minister. c fire toy executives over the west african project. the executive is denying allegations. considering an ipo with the canadian business object by need to raise cash for the expansion of a mountain oil pipeline. ofinitial public offer canadian assets is being considered as well as others looking for joint venture partners. fiat chrysler recalling 89,000 dollars and suvs a cousin of a .ossible fuel leak it covers dodge during go and jeep grand chair be suvs -- jeep grand cherokee's worldwide. owners will be notified by mail starting on december 19. that is your bloomberg business flash for this hour. mark: staying with autos, cutting 30,000 jobs for a saving. the company struggling to claw back from the emissions cheating scandal. a look at whether or not it is , my favor

mark: i am mark barton. vonnie: this is bloomberg markets.s selection worries clearly evident in the global market. the u.s. rate curve hasn't seen much. this is the euro of frank, which is the blue line. the euro falling to a four-month reflecting the nervousness. the white line is essentially money markets. what is going on? >> a lot are thinking there might be an opportunity here. we have seen safe haven flows. we don't see much priced into the swiss rate curve. it is about four basis points below where the swish national bank target is. -- the swiss national bank target is. on any uncertainty next week, on any surprises, a lot of people thinking we don't see the seals come down sharply. >> the unofficial floor for the s&p. 1.077 right now. for a long time it was considered the floor. we have seen that breach. should it fall even further? then that becomes very interesting. anxiety ratchets higher. i'm wondering what will break it out of that range. doesn't impact next week do that? >> anything that gets us away from a continuation of what

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mark: i am mark barton. macy's third-quarter profit misses estimates.tment store chain is optimistic about the holiday season, boosting its all year forecast. vonnie: europe's largest engineering company reported better than expected results, we will explain which divisions performed the best. the: we take a look at major polls after upsets during brexit and the u.s. presidential election. ♪ fourth-quarter earnings better-than-expected for siemens. they said revenue rose in most of its industrial divisions and announced lamp to spin off its health care division. macy's is making news on two fronts, the largest u.s. department store chain boosted its sales forecast for the full year even though sales fell in the third quarter and macy's has named the brookfield asset management to create a development plan for about 50 pieces of macy's real estate, most of them in shopping centers, not owned by major mall companies -- am -- companies. theie: polls have long been gold standard for elections but have not been shining lately as the u.s. presidential electio

mark: i'm mark barton this is your global business report. u.s.egulations tried to impose limits on wall street pay, but they are racing against the clock and time is running out. julie: a recorder for rosner. if they'll even as oil output grew. quick take,ay's white americans spend more on prescription drugs than anyone else in the world. the world's largest entertainment company had a rare stumble in its fiscal fourth quarter. still, disney is predicting growth will pick up next year. the company posted lower revenue and profit in the most recent quarter. part of that was due to lower at sales and a drop in cable subscribers to networks like espn. bloomberg spoke with ceo bob iger. bob: there were a couple of thewinds like the cost of new mba contract for espn and the fact that we do not have a "star wars" saga film in 2017. we think the company is headed in the right direction. we talked the fact that 17 is an anomaly and a lower growth year. julie: this he said it was also hurt by its fiscal calendar and the quarter ended one week short er. ma

i am mark barton.finishing higher, stoxx 600 of my a quarter of 1% led by basic resources, insurers, and banks, basic resource companies the best performers it's donald trump's election victory. at the highest level since june 2 thousand 15, the stoxx 600 highest level in almost one month and the martin status has come to an end -- barton status, has come to an end, the stoxx andhas moved between losses gates, that has come to a finish, the to district the longest since may 2013 which has come to an end because today all we had was gains on the stock 600. i want to talk about commodities because the bloomberg commodity index rising for a third consecutive day and the three-day gain of 2.7% is the best since june led by gains in oil, industrial metals. this is the index going back to january, goldman sachs says investors should that on higher prices in the next year as manufacturing picks up around the world and this is the first time that bankers as recommended an overweight position for the asset clas

barton. welcome to "bloomberg markets." ♪ vonnie: we will take you from washington to london and stories out of new york and vienna this hour. breaking economic data in the u.s. and julie hyman is with us. -- in new home sales at the month of october, month over month the decline of 1.9%. this on the heels of better than estimated data on existing home sales yesterday as they rose to their highest level in about nine years. and a final rate on the university of michigan consumer above 91.6%.93.8%, a little bit better on estimated. data hast economic been a little bit stronger but not helping stocks at the moment. we are seeing a pause after we saw the major averages hit their highest in yesterday's session. investors, as they tended to do, the upward march is taking a step back and saying has the recent investment big just -- advancement and justified? the s&p is down 1/3. i've been watching the relative strength index of the s&p 500, momentum indicator. the rsi on the bottom. if you blow it

. ♪ mark: from london i am mark barton. the european close about 13 minutes away.onnie: from bloomberg world had workers -- headquarters in new york. the russian economy minister being charged with a $2 million bribe, alexei ulyukayev was detained and place under house arrest to the highest ranking russian official to be jailed rule butdimir putin's -- butes wrongdoing here he denies wrongdoing. what is being alleged? >> an alleged -- bribe of $2 million which the toestigators say was paid the economy minister in return for authorizing the sale of a small oil regional producer which was bought by the mainstay oil company in russia. vonnie: what is the reaction in moscow among politicians and the general public? >> maybe one of shock. mainly one of shock, the first time someone of this right has been detained on charges like this. someone whoayev is , inbeen against the sale common with other top officials. the speculation is that he was targeted because of that. motivehere is political behind this? >> that is what the speculation is. in russia sayals that this show

chief student achievement officer mike barton addressed some concerns: ((mike barton, chief student achievement officer / ccsd:"some of the concerns are just wanting to know more details, how is this going to look for my school? but i think as we work through this with ab 394, i think we'll be able to determine how the school organization teams function.)) ((brian loftus)) >> barton says staff members are currentlyei /// >>> let's take a look on the roads with demetria. /// >>> let's send it over to demetria for a check of traffic./// ((demetria obilor)) aviation nation is also in town this weekend. the state is expecting delays along i-15/speedway and lv blvd. leading up to the nellis base from 9am to 5pm saturday and sunday. bowl. expect southbound delays driving through this area. ((demetria obilor)) passengers on a flight in mexico.. experienced something straight out of the movie, "snakes on a plane". somehow, a snake found its way out of the ceiling behind an overheard luggage compartment... and then partially dropped itself down in to the cabin. aero-mexico said in a statement... that th

i am mark barton.is forecasting a slump in the pound following the brexit boat. it will weigh more on earnings next year. priceking for a higher for british american tobacco. option.n-dollar buyout look at the growth in china. >> easyjet will overhaul operations. the discount airline said the exchange rate will cost 200 $25 million in the current fiscal year. ordering a more proficient organization along with savings. >> we will remain headquartered in the u.k.. we can say that with confidence. eu operatingp an company. this means we will be able to operate our roots across europe that isfidence because what we have been working on for months and know that that is something we have do. >> rejecting a 47 billion-dollar takeover from british american tobacco according to people familiar with the matter. create theuld biggest publicly traded tobacco companies. home depot posed a quarter -- earnings that beat estimates. signaling confidence that americans will keep spending on renovation projects. the comp

i am mark barton. >> in new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is the european close 30 me trading day today. i am mark barton. >> in new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." ♪ mark: we will take you from stockholm to rio and we will cover stories out of amsterdam, germany, and washington hit. here's what we're watching today. trade has seen the odds of a fed rate hike in december moving to nearly 100%. prince speaksudi to bloomberg television. the billionaire says it's too early to judge what the effect of a trump presidency could be, but he thinks it could improve relations with saudi arabia. worste of the industry's a mission of offenders is trying to meet ever tightening rules. mark: let's look at where european equities are trading. 30 minutes until the end of the wednesday session. stocks are falling today. of swings and between gains and losses on the stoxx 600. conjugating, deliberating, thinking about what the double trump election victory means. bond yields are rising. today after a respect ye

at the same time clair barton was here we have another famous person. walt whitman. his brother was in the army and his brother had crossed the river and been wounded in the battle of fredricksburg. he saw a casualty list which listed his brother as being wounded. he immediately headed down here to see what condition his brother was in and whether he could help him. he got a pass, came to the front. found his brother in pretty good condition. his brother was shot through the cheek but apparently wasn't that serious. he thought since i'm down here how many opportunities do you get to be at the front. he said i'll just stay and spend christmas with my brother and go back home. after a couple days gets boring sitting around in a tent and he decided let me look around. see a few other things. he wandered across the fields to see what a hospital was like. he was here for a few hours wandering from room to room talking to the soldiers who seemed to need it and writing letters for those who couldn't write for themselves. he held a great conversation with a prisoner and met

"bartons has sent to baltimore for deep-sea drivers "who are en route over land. "gold was thrown off stage coach during hold-up attempt two weeks ago." - hmm. - what are you looking for? - a card. - here. ?? mr. barton, i realize there's nothing on that card - well, we've sent east for divers. - at considerable expense, i imagine. - plenty. - if i can do the same work for half the price, you'll be satisfied, won't you? - i'd be delighted, but the trouble of that is you can't do it. - can you head the divers off? - oh, i suppose i could. i could telegraph chicago and have them stop. - why don't you do it? - let me tell you something, paladin. every fortune hunter in the territory has had a crack at getting that gold up out of that lake. now, what makes you think you can do any better? - mr. barton, my partner is a genius. - oh? who's he? - a fellow named leonardo da vinci. - da vinci? i thought he was a painter. - inventor as well. he had an idea that if a man took a goatskin full of air down with him, he could breathe underwater. - did he ever try it? - not to my

mark: in london i'm mark barton. julie, you're taking a look at oil?ittle bit of a spike in the last minute or two. julie: gold that is. we are not sure exactly what is going on. rising quickly. gold prices had earlier been little changed as it had most assets as traders await the outcome of the election are you we see this spike. we will figure out exactly what is going on or at least attempt to. some deal speculation. 3g capital of brazil. jorge paulo lehman's company. the core into the brazil wall street journal, 3g capital is seeking a billion to $10 billion -- seeking a billion dollars to $10 billion. here are the stocks that appear to be rising on speculation they could be a target, kellogg's, general mills, campbell soup. in march of last year the journal in the u.s. have reported 3g had looked at general mills and kellogg's. that is why speculation may be surrounding these companies. 3g has a history of looking at consumer companies. here are some of the deals it has done. that burger king acquisition in 2010 that ended up merging with tim hort

mark: i am mark barton. welcome to bloomberg markets.e are going to take you from new york to london and stories out of japan, washington, and chicago. month onbled last mounting concerns that global central banks were preparing to reduce stimulus and inflation is accelerating. will november yield a better run for securities? mark: earnings at bp and shell, why a key acquisition helped boost earnings for shell and can bp snap nine consecutive quarters of losses? vonnie: a deal to put two of the together.s. newspapers has failed. trunk goes it alone.

this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london, i am mark barton.t 50 just 15 minutes away from the european close. vonnie: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am vonnie quinn. the markets are doing their best to anticipate the results of the election. various analysts are predicting what it clinton or trump victory will mean for the s&p 500. joining us now is mike mckee. if you enter your local otb, if it was legal, you would find odds are giving trump four to one kids a few put down $10, you would get what, $50 back? mike: that is a mistake made during brexit. that is why trump is cleaning -- clinging to the idea brexit as a surprise. but it will not happen. the poles themselves in the united kingdom were not wrong. vote, twofore the points higher for the remains side pay the day it of the vote, two points higher in the leave vote to you they were within the margin of error. what happened is bookies to in more money on remain, even though there were more bets placed on leave. ofy focused on the amount money. then the media picked that

#bcb.n look at that at g, vonnie: mark barton, beat that.or multi-lines and multi-colors, but i am keeping it simple. we have had the likes of italy sell long dated bonds, we are talking 50 plus years. that is because of the low yield. if trumps -- is trumps election victory a bad omen? ago,a matter of weeks vonnie, if you invested 100 million euros in this bond, last friday, you would be sitting on a 13 million euro loss. it's the ecb decides to take her -- taper, these would be suffered by this type of long day. the theory is that there will be a flight. that makes the meeting in december a very important meeting. if you don't think bond yields can rise, in italy, the 30 year bond yields are two percentage points less than the average during the first decade of the euro's existence. that simple line is very important. c #bcb. vonnie: thank at ms. i didn't have 100 million euros to invest because i would be sitting on that. i am going to award you the crown today to reward you for that one for mine. it is phenomenally important. you are see

mark: i am mark barton.xecutives are meeting for -- they meet against a backdrop of uncertainty about what donald trump will do. us now, chair of the monetary economics institute, also a member of the german espoo -- economic in the wake of donald trump passes victory last week in the u.s. election, reflation seems to be the buzzword. is the outlook for the global economy changing in the 's success?mp if you look at the bond market, great change. >> yes. i think there is still a lot of uncertainty. as you say overall, the moretation has been growth, higher interest rates. we see that in bond markets. market: that is obviously the case for the u.s.. translatenecessarily across the globe? what is the thinking across ecb and other central banks now? >> with the key is, the protection is in that the u.s. will step back from free trade, that would be bad for europe. journal -- germany would be heavily affected. the u.s. would also not benefit. i personally do not believe that will happen and i think we will see s

chief student achievement officer mike barton addressed some concerns tonight. (("some of the concerns are just wanting to know more details, how is this going to look for my school? but i think as we work through this with ab 394, h able to determine how the school organization teams function.)) barton says staff members are currently being trained for this implementation. ((shakala alvaranga)) >> the nomination process starts tomorrow. teachers, staff members, and parents will be elected next week. reporting live shakala alvaranga 8 news now. /// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> almost one week into november and we're still seeing unusually warm temperatures... how long until it really feels like fall tedd? ((tedd florendo)) for the region as temps stay nearly 10 degrees above average not just today but through the extended. winds stay light and we stay dry again with low humiidityand dewpoint readings. plenty of sunshine will occur through the extended as well. ................................ ... ............... hour by hour through the night stays extra mild and co

that comes in our juries dix, the claire barton home, a number of historic homes and okay large call sites and storm, associated with the events and times, associated with the settlement of this part of the country. this is a map of the national capital region and the parks that we administer in the national capital region in the greens space are national parks service units. here's the canal, the park and where camp david is. monoxy national battlefield, monassas battlefield, another civil war engagement, harper's ferry. famous locations around the region. piscataway park down here in ft. washington. piscataway park is a beautiful park right on the potomac river. early historic settlements as early as 1630, we have pre-historic indian sites all along this location. if you look at washington itself, you'll see an incredible amount of d.c. is green, that means it's administered by your national parks service. rock creek park is one of the largest urban parks in the united states. it's the third oldest national park service unit, i believe, so you have lots of wonderful little green sp

mark:i mark barton, counting you down to the european close.et's get back to the investing landscape and what it means for emerging markets. charts withoomberg emerging markets, falling between 2% and 4%. how much further is there to go? the key variables you need to take into account is where is the dollar going to go and where our u.s. treasuries going to go? those are the most difficult questions to answer. what is important is as we go back to this trinity, the transition in fixed income is very important because how the hell are you going to make money in fixed income going forward if you are exiting the bonanza years of qe? it's going -- how you position your portfolio, if you are longer credit with a very thin spread and might not pick up another selloff or steepening of go torve, you need to high yields. this is where emerging markets offer a buffer because we are trading around 6.5% and we have taken a small hit. this is good for emerging markets to reprice quickly. the next one might be a bit more violent. think about the fiscal stimu

bill. -- barton bill, 73 different distilleries.urrently in the riverfront museum, located in downtown in this particular portion is called the street. it represents the history from its founding back in 1890. variousthrough the .tages brewing inted with 1837, distilleries came in 1943 -- 1843. it was because of the quality of the water. it is filtered through limestone and that was perfect for brewing and distilling. havecame a good place to breweries and distilleries. transportation was critical. back when they were first built, the illinois river was a prime transportation mode. the packets would come up and down the river and carry the whiskey to and fro as it was produced. water and transportation and the workforce. the irish came here and they were good workers. brewing and distilling are not about alcoholism. they are about the economy. about people working to support a family. a lot of distillers had cattle yards next year, cooper's next-door. a lot of people generated income because of the wealth of the distillers. when you

and lance of -- barton of -- yeah. of texas. and mr. lance. consumers should have confidence that the caller i.d. information that they see is accurate. however, fraudsters have long targeted consumers, falsifying caller i.d. numbers to trick consumers into divulging sensitive information. americans from young people to senior citizens, are tricked into thinking they're being connected to a trusted institution because of what the caller i.d. shows. this practice is known as spoofing and contributes to the millions of identity theft cases in our country each year. it's already illegal to use misleading caller information -- inch d. information for regular voice calls. what this legislation does is expand the ban on deceptive caller i.d. information to text mess abblinging and communication originating overseas. i urge my colleagues to stand up for consumers and strengthen spoofing protection. it's time to pass the anti-spoofing act. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves the

mark: and i am mark barton, this is bloomberg markets.ing in on the first word news. >> most americans say president-elect donald trump ultimately do a good job, according to a new cnn orc poll. or than 50% say he will do a very are fairly good job as president. 66% say he will bring change the country, but only 43% say it will be change for the better. new report concludes that islamic state terrorists have used chemical weapons at least 52 times since 2014 in iraq in syria -- in a rock and syria -- in iraq and syria. the group says the chlorine and mustard agents are most likely to be chemicals used in mosul . in turkey, the nationalist opposition party is about to support the president's bid for more power. he wants to formally change the political system for a ceremonial presidency to a executive one. european union policymakers have stepped up their criticism of the uk's plans to leave a block -- leave the bloc. they say the pragmatist or appears clueless about the consequences of leaving as they prepare to begin brexit negotiations.

mark barton would say he is running on dirt, not turf, but he is still running better.it --y lengths in the triple crown in 2013. >> go back to secretariat in 1973, and that is where the model began. spectacular at three, a stamp their ability, to produce and the big superstars. that is the norm. this is pretty uncommon where they will hold the horse until he is five. it happens with a horse like this. when your father is old yeller and your mother is fido, the breeding community assumes you are a one-off, that you will not be able to pass those jeans off. mark: which is why the stud fee is $40,000. i thought there would be more. , thesetwo biggest rivals horses have accomplished significantly less on the track. stud,y were to go out to they would immediately command higher stud fees then chrome would -- than chrome would. frosted is the son of the world's -- america's number one ranked sire and the other horse, as well. vonnie: a complete reflection of what is happening in the actual economy. what happens after the breeder'' cup? >> at this point, he is going out to st

mark: i am mark barton county down to the european close. minutes away until the end of the friday session. three employees from major banks have been arrested according to people with knowledge of the matter. joining us now is bloomberg news reporter suzy green. why is this investigation important? it shows that the sca is not letting up when it comes to insider trading. it is clamping down on conduct the last eight years and we had a huge investigation that came to conclusion earlier this year. the fact that something else so big on the horizon shows that this is a topic they will continue to pursue. mark: what is the track record like when it comes to insider trading prosecution in the u.k.? the sca had not prosecuted anyone criminally for insider trading preferring to go after them civilly. convictionse 31 under their belt. most of them in a big case that was largely resolved earlier this year with deutsche bank with an account of going to prison and a number of others who pled guilty throughout the appropriate -- throughout the probe. j

cabin john, clara barton as welw as portions of river road. r so either way you cut it ifut i you're headed on the inner loopl or outer loop give yourself ato least an extra hour and any questions at erin fox5 onox o twitter. te we'll have the very latest on this busy travel day as we continue.ue >> all right. r. 8:27.. thank you so much erin.ank have you been thumbing throughg the black fridayth door busterte ads? >> before you fill your ca at some years past to see if s i you're getting a deal or dud inu the present.. 8:27. the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. >> big story this morning outert loop of the beltway is closed. they're getting traffic by hionf the shoulder right now butow they're shut the whole thinghole down in few minutes. minutes this is the outer loop of thetho beltway at the american legion a bridge. so just as you are coming intoto vi road will be shut down.ad will e you can see it on the right sids of the screen.ocr a number of box trucks

i'm mark barton.chief investment officer from coutts and co.. this is the emerging markets currency index. the white line since trump's victory. the blue line is down roughly 5%. emerging markets have been hammered the most. too much? >> some money flows went into em over the summer. it was the popular trade. em question, does your portfolio include fx or is it local? negative returns on currency. currencies are holding up a lot better than the yen. i would look at this as an obvious trade, maybe afraid of what trump will do to certain countries, huge inflows. there is often a big move after this would can be technical. we are still long. we are buying opportunity. , we managege for us all awful lot of sterling funds. therefore, is it time to come back into sterling? mark: you have been a buyer of sterling. this is the power of the dollar. dollar, white line, euro, blue line. we are off the lows of late september. >> if you look at that decline, the first was not tradable. that was overnight. i am sur

second half, will barton back from injury. down low gets the basket. and the foul. nuggets sure happy to have will the thrill back from injury. in tth and her high s b as 19 percentage shot. six nuggets were in double figures and despite missing 17 free-throws nuggets won whoo. 105-91 the final. >> guys just stepped up and accepted the challenge and they understand who we need to be chris. h out and run but when we value and share the ball like that we're a really tough team to guard. >>> brandon marshall the guest tonight on xfinity live. ,, ,, ,, >>> thanksgiving week, great to have you with us, this is the news on cbs4. and we have rain and snow inight really is -- britt it really is. rain and snow today and tonight, but the storm system will quickly exit colorado tomorrow. so for those of you who have travel plans late in the day tomorrow or into wednesday, you should be just fine. the main issues are actually tonight into early tomorrow and the bilgest impact in the colorado high country. that's where we expect to have snow-covered roadways and winter driving c

i am mark barton. november night, post election, i am vonnie quinn.ropean bloomberg markets. we are live in brussels and moscow this hour. hillary clinton has left from her place to speak to her supporters. let's look at how things are favoring in europe. mark: 30 minutes until the end of the wednesday session, the stoxx 600 was down 2.4%, the biggest fall since june 27. look at the rebound up by 8/10 of 1%, led by basic resources, construction, and health-care stocks. drilling down into the health care performance, 3.9%, that is the gain we are seeing. these are the big gainers in

stay with us. ♪ and newve from london york, i am mark barton with vonnie quinn.s is the european close. time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the business stories in the news right now. housing starts in the u.s. jumped to a night-year high in october. residential starts, 25%. buildingamily home rose indicating that the family home market was on a whole. retail sales in the u.k. last month, increased 1.9%. that was far more than economists expected in october. cooler weather led to more spending, fashion, clothing, and more than inising 2.5 years. saudi arabia's energy minister is optimistic opec will reach an agreement to cut oil production. -- the carteltv wants to impose a ceiling on each of its members to help those prices. opec has tried to persuade russia and other nonmembers to join. bloomberge latest business flash. take a look at where european equity markets finished. up at the end of the day after janet yellen testified before congress. indicating a hike is likely in december, a fed hike. only the first since last december. we shall

tonight is the last one against barton, and for the second game in a row sophomore rowan hits the 17-point mark. terry henderson locked a little -- looked a little more comfortable tonight, and he scores 14 to go along with 7 once again the star of the show is the freshman dennis smith. he has a spurt in the second half where he takes over the contest. 24 points in 25 minutes, and nc state beats barton 112 to 60. duke just can't get to the start of the basketball season without another injury to a first-year player. bolden has an injury to his left lower leg and will be that means he misses friday's opener and saturday's game against grand canyon. >> north carolina and duke will have a short week to prepare for thursday's football game. the tar heels travel to duke for the annual battle for the victory bell, and carolina can ill afford a slip up, so keep the blinders on and don't pay attention to duke's three and six record. >> they might be three and six, but they play a lot of teams close, so i think it could be a little misleading. >> we don't really look at the record. that's not

mark: i am mark barton with global business report.ching european energy producers reporting third-quarter results, a stark contrast between shell and bp. you will give a full breakdown, ahead. vonnie: u.s. prosecutors are building a case against valeant. how top executives could face charges. polluting in the u.s. and a major campaign with the presidential election. the bloomberg team explains what can be done to bring down the debt. vonnie: bps third-quarter earnings plunged 49% but beat estimates. there were hurt by falling oil prices and shrinking refining margins. third-quarter profits rose 17% at royal dutch shell. the record boosted oil production and that helped offset that slumping prices. securities director futures puts the results into perspective. >> the story today with show is is a story of their acquisition of bp. i think production came on quicker than expected and they were able to turn it into profit quicker than expected in the united states. chevron was with the same lines. they were able to turn some spots around

at old-timey bicycle and clara barton's ambulance covered up. among the relics, hot rods. the race car mario andretti drove to win the indy 500. and safe in a crate, the harley some of his most death-defying stunts. great american stories with time or circumstance that may end up on the public floor. if they don't, don't worry. >> there's a lot of competition for who gets real estate, which exhibits get made. that's the brilliance of the digital era. >> reporter: angie goff, news4. >>> when we come back, consumer reporter susan hogan gets you ready for black friday. she'll look at which stores will ?? >>> we're getting closer to christmas, and black friday is just days away. before you go shopping, you'll want to watch this report. consumer reporter susan hogan reveals which stores offer the biggest discounts. >> reporter: well, a new survey just out today is revealing which stores are actually going to be offering the deepest discounts on appliances, jewelry, and toys. let's take a look. retailers. it found that macy's has the overall biggest discount rate at 63.35%. not

we have roadwork this day on the clara barton parkway in band. all lanes are completely blocked at the glen echo turnaround. the day virtue until 3:00 this afternoon so use macarthur boulevard as the alternate. the big picture look is not terrible. mostly in the green. d.c., a few rolling road projects on kenilworth avenue and the same thing on the third with my favorite part about being a dad -- just to see their faces in the morning when i wake them up. the first thing you think about is your wife and your kids and your family. so i had surgery locally, and it came back after my follow up that i needed a second surgery. and that's when i said i need a second opinion. s, they're smiling and i love the fact that included me in the whole process. the diagnosis of cancer is one of those things that you want an answer now. we can do now here. rod was great. i mean, he did everything that we asked him and more. the treatment plan was for him to have chemotherapy and radiation followed by surgery. i feel like this was the right way for me and the righ

. >> president elect distanced himself from extrest and defended bright barton news and says his dc hotel is worth morand brand is hotter but played down concerns of flecks of interest. the president told the paper he is leading to general james mad madis as defense secretary and says he believes he can broker a deal to end the fleck with new cnn orc pole shows 53% of americans believe trump will ultimately do a good job. 44% say he will do poorly. >> jim: suspense in town not over the election but history will be made in las vegas. we are about to learn when the name of our professional hockey team about be >> reporter: owner will announce within the hour. >> jim: john is live areinasm look at the crowd behind you, they want to be among the first to know what the team is called. >> reporter: got the atmosphere. nhl is coming we'll know what is las vegas 'team name. take a look at this crowd. it is packed. a thousand people plus. they are wall to wall. some already season ticket holders. we will get a logo and colors and guys we can't say anything officially. balloons here that are gold,

busted in washington county -- in connection to a series of scrap metal monday morning in the town of barton. inside the van -- authorities found about 11-hundred pounds of scrap wire -- estimated to be worth around 750-dollars. deputies also located heroin and drug paraphernalia. four of the suspects were arrested. a 15-year-old boy was also with them, but he was turned over to his parents. as we approach thanksgiving....store s releasing their deals for black former u-s representative aaron schock indicted on 24 counts in illinois. the charges he faces. and is jared cook ready to come back after injury? we hear from the packers tight we are now behind a cold front that has ushered in some much cooler, more seasonal, air. highs today have already occurred with early mornng will cool to the 40s and stay there through the afternoon and then fall into the 20s and low 30s overnight. after a chilly start, we warm a bit saturday with highs in the low 50s. we keep warming sunday with highs in the mid 50s. we stay above average and mostly dry through late next week. today: partly to mostly sunny, w

deputies stopped their van monday morning in the town of barton-- after getting a call from a citizen. inside the van -- authorities found about 11-hundred pounds of scrap wire -- estimated to be worth around 750-dollars. deputies also located heroin and four of the suspects were arrested. a 15-year-old boy was also with them, but he was turned over to his parents. a group of milwaukee alderman approve a plan to knock chewing tobacco out of the ballpark. the public safety committee approved the new ordinance today. now it moves on to the full common council. the move is meant to discourage big league ballplayers from dipping during games in milwaukee. supporters of the ban say it's a bad example for kids to see their critics say they're using a legal substance and it's not hurting anyone else. the health commissioner says it's harmful for young fans... i, too, was a kid growing up who loved baseball and truly idolized some of the great hall of famers of that time but heres where we need to break that vicious cycle. by the start of next season, smokeless tobacco bans are expected to be

i am mark barton. welcome to bloomberg "markets."on. president-elect trump transitions. reports of rudy giuliani or secretary of state. steve newton being recommended for the next u.s. treasury secretary. mark: speculation interest rates will stay lower for longer. the neutral policy past is appropriate. vonnie: according to bob dudley, the oil market pretty pessimistic

she keeps it, defeating todd barton quite easily. his own ran because the mayor should not run unopposed. the mayor wins. in three north port actually commission seats, they're decided for district one. hathe 20-year-old cory hutchin n was defeated, 59 to 41%. for district 2, chris hanks has defeated jacquelyn moore. >> then finally for district three, take a look at this. debbie mcdowell with 60% of the vote here sias. we have races in district 3. republican steve johnson is the big winner in manatee county. matt bauer and coming in at 32% but not enough. we've got all of our precincts reporting here for district 3. district 7, both candidates are republicans but jack rogerson ran with no affiliation so he could run against the incuminbent.betsy wins the vote. >> a fresh face takes over in 32%. for school board district 3 incumbent dave minor has defeated newcomer misty servia. two challengers for bradenton's mayor, poston has defeated them. he defeats the former deputy police chief and political newcomer salazar. >> bradenton city