rival boeing.have called the ruling an important victory in an internional trade dispute and one which could cost airbus billions. reporter: it is theorld's largest trade dispute. bitter arguments over aircraft subsidies have been flying back and forth over the letter. on thursday, the wto sided with the u.s. april the eu had failed to bring in billions of dollars in subsidies to play maker airbus. 22 billion dollars to be precise, which the wto says causes american rival boeing to lose out on sales worth tens of billions of dollars. the boeing ceo called the decision a victory for fair trade worldwide and for u.s. aerospace workers in particular. boeing claims that retaliatory duties against airbus could amount to $10 billion before any fines are imposed. the eu still can appeal the latest finding. that process is likely to take at least three months. christoph: for more on this let's bring in our financial correspondent yens quartet in new york. -- jens korte in new york. jens, what did investors

on the actions boe has taken. that's important today. want to get to the big individual movers today. upres of by three point -- by 3.7%. it operates 85% of its revenue from the u.s. through its son rental facility. both technicians performing well. positive second-quarter momentum greater than earnings estimates. at 13 pounds. this is showing the u.k. homebuilders since exit. the third biggest home developer here in the u.k. beating estimates. the wider market for new homes remains health the across britain. levels of economic and political uncertainty. productionstrial fell by the most in more than two years in july. by 1.5 percent from the previous month. that's the data of the day from germany. just getting some breaking news. vonnie: another few comments from carney seem to be impacting the british pound. it is dropping quite substantially now. he says there is room to cut rates further if necessary. lawmakers had been questioning him about the impact to the consumer. here in the u.s. we are 19 minutes into the trading day. julie: t

we stick with the boe. the boe kicks off its own corporate purchase bond program. the concern.s. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i think i achieved. billy tubbs but she is going to defeat isis. why didn't she do it -- hillary clinton talks about she is going to defeat isis. why did she do it? 800 people are going to be deported, instead they pressed the wrong button or it was dishonesty. what happened, they became citizens. our country needs help. >> did she say anything that was false? >> of course she did. i did not do my final attack which was to attack her husband on what to place with respect to him and his wife and all of the things that the place, because chelsea who i think is a wonderful young lady was in the room. i didn't think it would be appropriate to spite the fact commercials, over $200 million? if i am not leading, i am tied. we have spent a tiny fraction of the money she has spent. >> one more question about the media. people are talking about how she did? how you did? what do you think the proper role for the media is? >> i wish the media would be as fair. i want the

boe. >> right here. >> reporter: boe is autistic and many days no one sits with him at lunch. >> the thought of him eating alone gets to you. >> yes. absolutely. >> reporter: leah will always remember the college football player's kindness to her son. >> he could have sat with anybody. >> he could have sat with anybody. >> reporter: and yet he picked boe. >> yes. >> reporter: who was sitting by himself? >> yes. so i'm just moved with emotion at his generosity and his kindness. i don't -- again, i haven't spoken to him. i don't know what made him pick boe. but i'm so grateful that he did. i'm so grateful he did. that was so kind. >> reporter: she thanked rudolph in a facebook post. this is one day i didn't have to worry if my sweet boy ate lunch alone because he sat across from someone who was a hero in many >> i definitely just hope that kids welcome him in. because he's a genuine person. he can always be around me any time if i was his friend. >> reporter: when boe walked into luncheon wednesday, every kid wanted to sit with him. >> i'm a superstar. everybody recognizes me. [ laughi

within a half hour, the boeing 737 reaches its cruising altitude, 37,000 feet. the 737 is heading southeast. the legacy is heading northwest. the two aircraft should be at different altitudes. instead, they're on a collision course. >> it was a beautiful day, puffy white clouds in the sky, nothing obscuring our view. we took off for what was to be a routine flight. we were flying with very competent pilots in a brand new airplane. what could be bad about that? >> both sets of pilots are in contact with air traffic control, operated by the brazilian air force. but starting at 4:02 p.m., northwest of brasilia, there's a problem. "the legacy's" radar data is no longer being received by air traffic control. >> at some point during the flight, the transponder, which provides altitude information to the controller, inadvertently disappeared. >> a transponder is critical, not only to relay key information to air traffic control and nearby planes but also in order to enable tcas, the traffic alert and collision avoidance system, which warns pilots when another plane is

former boe member, charles goodhart. we will get on to the boe, brexit and the fed.irst things first. let's check in on these markets. after five days of losses, european stocks are swinging a touch. they are now down from 0.1%. 1.5%.cks down we did see quite a lot of movement in the last five days. dollar rising. oil holding, i wanted to show you the swiss franc versus the euro, 109.56. -- 1.0 956. let's get to the bloomberg first .ord news with nejra cehic nejra: hillary clinton has released a comprehensive disclosure about her health. it says she is recovering from pneumonia and all of her vital signs are normal. her condition became a potential election issue when she appeared to need help entering a car on sunday. the clinton campaign has criticized donald trump's disclosure about his own health. he went on daytime tv to provide a vague view of his physical condition. the u.k. government has approved a plan to build two nuclear reactors for 18 billion pounds in southwest england. reason they decided to review at the end of july casting doubt on a project approve

boeing, lost have for that from airbus.f industry watchers are calling this very aggressive. are you going to use all of those planes or are you thinking about perhaps leasing them, getting into the leasing business? guest: before we made the decision we had a plan already for how to [indiscernible] tot is why we had the plan [indiscernible] with a very huge population in vietnam. created [indiscernible] chance for 100 million passengers and continue to expand internationally to asia and other asian countries. with this plan we can use our fleet. >> very quickly if you could answer because the thing is with asia airlines, asian airlines are looking at a slowdown in china. you have just launched in hong kong. are you worried about that? guest: when we made the decision to launch between ho chi minh city in hong kong, we can see that hong kong is very potentially hot in the airway. that we not only contribute to the connectivity between hong kong and vietnam, we can contribute to the -- to hong kong and other countries when t

we are with andrew sentance and former boe policymaker, and the former boe deputy governor.look at the lehman crisis, 8-years on, we have incredible talents sheets on central banks around the world. we have not seen any growth. inflation is nowhere to be seen. are we more stable? do you remember when lehman went down? andrew: yes. it was just before my 60th birthday. it put a cloud over the celebration. i was on the mpc at the time. from what i remember, there was a reassessment of where interest rates would go. he kept them at 5% over the summer of 2008. i thought they had to go down to 2% or 3%. i think at that time we thought it was a short-term measure. that we would have low interest rates, then they would come back up. the worrying thing is that we have not damaged to wean the economies of the west off the life support mechanism of low interest rate. it is now having a drag on government on deals and affecting pension financing. we are seeing negative long-term consequences. central banks need to come together to work out how to gradually move us out of this position.

for the past eight years, he has flown a boeing 737. >> well, take-off was uneventful. it was a nice day. it was cold. this is only my second trim on the airplane. i was actually hand flying the aircraft to get used to it. about 3,000 feet we, you know, flew into the birds. >> the plane has been in the air less than three minutes when it collides with a flock of canada geese, crippling both engines. >> this is captain of 1539. a flock of birds. >> okay, yeah. you need to return to laguardia. turn left heading 2-2-0. tower stop your departures. >> captain chesley "sully" sullenberger takes control of the airplane, with two simple words. my aircraft. remarkably, there is footage of the plane's last moments being airborne. >> sully took over control of the airplane and called for the dual engine failure check list that we do, and i started to do that. >> trying to get the engines restarted? >> yes. >> and was there any luck at all? >> no. >> the airbus dual engine failure checklist, cruising at 30,000 feet would have given the pilots ample time to figure things out. hittin

why is it steepening, because the boe did nothing? surprising about the boe meeting is the fact that the minutes actually showed that a lot of policymakers -- a majority of the policymakers at the bank of england -- with support a rate cut if the november outlook matches the forecast in august. so, that revised expectations for further easing, and that helps the yield curve steep and yields longer, short-end have dipped a little bit. on the long end, we have the ongoing story of demand because it is one of the higher-yielding sectors of the u.k. yield curve. adding to that, we have 30-year gilt sales next week. that tends to pressure bounds. mark b.: and if the boj does what some people think it will do, start to focus on the long end of the curve, push yields higher, what is the long-term effect on the global market? it will probably spur a mirror affecting global markets because we have already seen that this year -- the japanese bond yield curve has deepened and a larger -- a lot of the major bond markets have followed suit. we hav

boeing is speeding that up.he design time. >> the complexities are going higher and higher because the demands of the customers are also getting higher and higher. they want to do a lot more with the airplanes for less. let's start with spain. >> boeing has 11 design centers and hundreds of offices around the world and almost 20,000 suppliers who make engines to seats to software. to get everyone on the same page, boeing created the lab in huntsville, alabama. >> we deal with a lot of data. we have been able to put in place the computing infrastructure to deal with that. >> i'll take it. >> you see the handoff of the design between the sites which is the power of collaboration. >> it can cost $400 million just to develop one plane. researchers are hoping better collaboration can reduce that cost. >> designs used to be done in what i would refer to as silos. you don't want that system of marking up a design and say here's my input and i'm passing it on the next person. if there is an error and it is not caught, i

liz: shares of boeing right now just about flat.rday we reported live from the united nations that the u.s. treasury department has given aerospace giants boeing an airbus the green light to send and sell billions of dollars worth of commercial planes to iran. u.s. lawmakers swiftly reacting today about that, saying quote, we have grave concerns over the deal with iran. senior republican lawmakers specifically vowing they will continue to campaign against this deal, against this ability for boeing to sell a bunch of passenger jets, about 80 of them, at the count to iran. why? because iran has in the past used passenger jets to transport weapons and troops to terrorist groups. now as news of the deal quickly spread throughout the united nations, tensions, they kind of ran high yesterday as iran and israel's leaders spoke one after another. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu took his time in front of the u.n. general counsel to denounce the iran nuclear deal. he said his country will never allow iran to develop nukes. literally

interesting comments from the boe's financial policy committee.get the latest bloomberg first word news. has saideller-maersk it will split into separate companies. the announcement comes as denmark's biggest conglomerate concludes a strategic and structural review. revealed he first was considering splitting up the group on june 23. on the same day he dismissed the ceo. the governor of north carolina has declared a state of emergency and called in the national guard after a second led a protest over the fatal police shooting of a black man descended into chaos and violence. according to reports, the march was initially peaceful. although officers did fire tear gas. one protester was shot and critically injured. officials say police did not fire the shot. the new rba governor has made his first public statement. he's told a parliamentary economic committee that he expects inflation to remain low for some time, but will pick up. he said, it is in the public interest to deliver inflation at 2%, but he insisted he and his colleagues are not " inflati

you have to consider that the boe's actions on monetary policy support asset prices.loor in cable on a basis tosix month about 1.26, 1.27. reboundat, we expect a to take shape around the summer of next year. we only think that 1.20 in pound-dollar in cable will come into view if there is something like a hard brexit, or if the u.k. does not get its negotiations wrapped up favorably before, say, for example, the german elections next year. 1.26 four.hen has a to what extent have the markets overreacted to the political rhetoric leading up to the vote? there was a lot of strong rhetoric rather than clear-headed analysis of the economy. mr. kohl: there has been definitely some overreaction. you can see that. it is probably not unusual. this outcome had not been expected by market. the currency is, probably, the most liquid component you could play. nevertheless, going forward, really to find the exact number for the bottom of the sterling rate, of the cable rate, we really need to wait for the numbers. that is exactly the question we need to adjust -- analyze how much, a

she's leslie shook and been with boeing for 35 years. she's retiring.some people might be offended by the nickname, she embraces it. >> i kind of like it. that's okay. i like being in the line of pitching betty. >> while the pilots make jokes. >> we can mimic her. we hear is thousands and thousands of times. >> her voice is no joke. >> her voice is heard over iraq. wherever the hornet is in the seven countries around the world flying an airplane, her voice is there. she saved more lives than she knows. i know mine more than once. >> is there anything you want these young men and women to know from you? >> want them to know how many people -- they probably lose track of that. there's a whole lot of folks standing behind them. just like betty does. i just get a little personal nudge in to tell them what to do and to tell them to do it right. >> before this story, i actually never knew that betty was a real person. thank you, leslie, for keeping us safe. heather and heather, when i was flying f-18, i was 25 years old. my mom wished she could be there. to k

treasury issued a license to aircraft manufacturer boeing to complete a sale of planes to iran air. earlier, u.s. authorities have already allowed boeing's european rival airbus to proceed with a deal that would supply 17 passenger jets to iran. many other the parts are made in the u.s. that is why the authorities there have final say. reporter: the usa may have approved the airbus deal, but old rivalries die hard. at this parade of military might on wednesday, there was no sign of the economic optimism of recent months. iran air is hoping to buy over 100 planes from the european aerospace firm. it is a valuable contract or both sides -- for both sides, bringing in 20 billion euros for airbus and allowing iran air to prevent its fleet -- revamp its fleet and ramp up its offering to international destinations. it is a welcome change. much of the business touted after the nuclear agreement has yet to materialize. despite the initial enthusiasm, tentative deals section to fall apart. that is because firms with strong presence in the u.s. have been cowed by of financial rules on busines

it's usually a -- knowing the boe has your back. it is interesting, we spoke to people yesterday, last week on manufacturing and construction pmi and they said yeah, yeah, yeah. wait for services. here we are. we should note that the market data has noted they say q3 growth looking weak and wait until december for the real indication whether or not we're headed for lower growth or outward con strax. many more months to come. >> i'm looking at the reaction on the back of the stronger than services -- futures fallen by more than ten -- the ftse 100 slightly extending its losses because, obviously, more easing is reduced somewhat. the ten-year uk yield at 0.7. in fact, the yield hit ate four-week high on friday. it was up 16 basis points to 0.75. we hit 0.5% just after the brexit referendum results came out. it is definitely some tightening here. >> absolutely. let's give you a wider view of how european markets are reacting. several pmi reports are out this morning in europe. fairly confident reports excluding germany. a tad below for

boeing down a fraction to $127.67. >>> chin back in school and that means fund-raisers, bake sales, carashes soon follow to help pay for needed supplies. but increasingly, teachers are going online to raise funds to stock their classrooms with more than just extra notebooks and pencils. aditi roy reports from union city, california. >> come in and have a seat. >> reporter: the students in jeremy taylor's fifth grade class in union city, california, are going high-tech, using tablets to learn lessons and writing computer codes to program this digital ball to move. taylor paid for these gadgets the through crowd funding, raising money on sites like gofundme.com and donors choose.org. >> i can dream bigger now and not be limited by the textbooks or what has decided to be in the classroom. oh, a 3-d printer? interesting. what would that look like in the classroom and it has changed the dynamic of what the kids see as possible. >> reporter: as student across the country go back to school, teachers are increasingly turning to crowd funding to pay for classroom expenses. teachers create a camp

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boeing. dave. >> caller: dr. cramer from the windy city and the home to wrigley field and the winningest team in all of major league baseball. >> congratulations about that because i am rooting for them. go ahead. >> caller: the chicago mercantile exchange, or cme, has recently expanded their market into clearinghouse derivative transactions. a rules change last friday now allows asset managers to place their collateral directly into the cme's clearinghouse rather acquisition of the banff exchange. how do you see it? >> bullish. one of the three stocks i really love. the exchanges are on fire. i want you done a buy, buy, buyer. mark in texas. mark. >> caller: good afternoon, mr. cramer. >> how are you? >> caller: very good. big old houston, texas, boo-yah to you. my question is about hilton be a special session on a reverse stock split. so far -- i don't know if it's two, four or six, how they're going to split it. i have 100 shares, and i'm not sure how to play that because when they split that, that will be an

data in the construction on friday, and it points to an interesting boe meeting this month. in november many suggested we get losing stimulus once again -- loosen stimulus once again. it is on track for its fourth straight weekly gain, the longest stretch since february. it is rising for a fifth day against the euro. the longest winning stretch since june 23. exities of data showing has not been as severe as many anticipated. this is the sterling-dollar going back to 1980. the pound reached a record low on august 15. that was lowest since june 25, 1985. what a wonderful chart that is. let's check on bloomberg first word news today. mara -- >> there is no solution to ending syria's war after meeting between barack obama and vladimir putin. the u.s. described it as productive but tough. mr. obama said an earlier plan to end hostilities has slowly unraveled. president obama: as you recall we initiated the secession of hostilities a while back. initially it did lessen some of the violence. and then slowly it unwound. we're back into the situation in ad's -- assad's regime is bom

to get everyone on the same page, boeing created the kas ca lab in huntsville, alabama. >> we deal withot of data, we've been able to put in place the computing infrastructure to deal with that. >> i'll take it from here, andrew. >> you will see the handoff of the design between the different sites, which is the power of collaboration. >> it can cost $400 million just to develop one plane. researchers are hoping better collaboration can reduce that cost. >> designs used to be done in what i would refer to as silos. you don't want that system of marking up a design and saying here's my input and passing it to the next person if there's an error in it and it's not caught it keeps getting passed on and you don't discover you have a problem until you build the thing. >> the power of being together virtually allows us to be more productive but also be able to come up with solutions much faster. >>> you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. authorities are bracing for more pres

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the group had lunch at a nearby she is now flying on this boeing 737 to campaign events. she landed in cleveland and she had a major coughing fit on the podium. >> every time i think about donald trump this happens. >> bernie sanders president, bill clinton, were both on the campaign trail this labor day. >> two in on five -- tune in at 5 pm. >> it is being hosted by matt lauer. it is this coming wednesday on 12 news at the loss in the struggling what to do next. >> he decided to turn pro and saturday night in phoenix, he made his professional debut. he asked his father for some insight and perspective. >> he will open up that front. you have to pause on that. but that opening happened. let it happen. if you do not like that one -- if you know it hurt him, fake it . went to start hurting him, bang it. he is gun shy on the job. leave him alone. behind the flags. he is going to set the pace. he knows the music. >> [ applause ] >> here we go. >> strong. >> calm down. >> you have to do more. you gave him respect rate there. he does not need that respect. outwork him. watch yo

boeing has been given -- airbus needed u.s.0% of its components are of american origin. caterpillar has reported the 40 finish straight month of falling machine sales, scaling back spending amid global growth. asian remains a bright spot. a 17% decline in the last quarter, latin american leading up for with the 35% drop in sales in august. asia was the only region to buck the trend, sales growing for the first time since november 2012. haveg up next, spider-man may have helped sony's film business, but is the company about to make new magic with the new big-name partner? that story is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: you are watching "trending business" live from hong kong, also streaming on bloomberg.com in your mobile device. china's dalian wanda teaming up with sony on movie projects. the world's is largest movie theater owner. >> the talks are ongoing. according to sources, sony is looking for a strategic alliance with dalian wanda. this could mean financial cooperation. could finance sony films. ,t could also mean mark

is sealinging boeing a deal with qatar airways. be valued at upwards of $6.7 billion. airlines usually negotiate discounts. if completed, the purchase would be boeings largest sale this year. next, find out why chocolate is being added to the diane's of some pampered all see capital. that is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: you are watching "trending business" live from hong kong. onare streaming bloomberg.com in your mobile devices. a farm gives cattle chocolate to produce the best tasting meat. tell me about this. chocolate-fed cows sounds like a fantasy. >> it is a unique thing to do. the reason we do it is to produce beef with a unique flavor and wonderful characteristics, suite, nutty, and gives a unique eating experience. haidi: how much chocolate are we talking about? >> they are fed cap berry. it is part of a complete ration. they will eat up to two kilograms a day. haidi: is it a luxury product? is china one of the markets you anticipate? >> people in hong kong are this earning. they know high-end products. customers w

they will partner with nasa and boeing. >> a controversy just won't go away. coming up, the back cap event today that shut down a san francisco office. >> also turbulence in the ai a pilot made an emergency landing after several passengers were injured on this flight. >> and take a look. you're seeing one of the oldest known signs of life on eart >> live where you live, this is abc7 news. >>> the collin kaepernick controversy continues. >> today there was a demonstration in support of him. >> abc7 news reporter has the story. >> reporter: the san francisco police officers aassociation closed the office today. that did not deter demonstrators. they are protesting a letter the president sent to the president of the 49ers and commissioner about these comments to kaepernick. >> cops are getting paid leave for killing people. that's not right. >> reporter: the officer's association called the remarks foolish and asked the team and leadership for an apology and denunciation of the quarterback's comments. >> this is a perfect example of how they try to line people to

is closeell us boeing to a multibillion-dollar deal with cutter airways.are said to be in the late stages of talks for at least 30 wide-body jets. valued at $6.7 billion. although airlines usually negotiate discounts. it would be boeing's largest sale this year. day, thiss 24 hours a is bloomberg. let's get a quick check on how the markets have been trading in the asia-pacific today. >> feeling the downward pressure because of concerns over the health of the financial industry globally. we are seeing at least one positive, new zealand homebuilder permits rising to a 12 year high. the cost speed down rum a 14 month -- the cost be down from a 14 month high. speculation that the be ok will not cut rates further. the shanghai composite in positive territory but the hang seng index losing ground by 1.3%. ground 1.4%osing and what is pulling down the market in japan are back share -- bank shares. concerns over the financial sector, oil and gas being the only one trading in positive territory right now. look at the japanese yen, not even a week or yen is helping

after the boe added stimulus on august 4 we are above 86 basis points.e to where we were just before the boe added stimulus on august 4. that wonderful chart part one. this is wonderful chart part two. if you are a bond eke like me, you will be excited that the german 10 year yield is above zero. this is a 12 month chart. we fell below zero in june and went down to -18 races points. because of draghi, and because of the fact that he did not discuss expanding stimulus, we are seeing a real reaction across bond markets in europe and the rest of the world. julie: i want to talk about the longer end of the curve. that is where we are seeing the biggest moves. the 30 year across the board. in the u.s., nine basis points. in the u.k., 13 basis points. japan, eight basis points. theses partially because bonds have outperformed in recent months. looking around the globe in terms of stimulus, these bonds can be affected the most by recent commentary from the ecb. this is feeding back into stocks in europe and the united states where we are poised to break the low

./// ((brian loftus)) >>> the iconic boeing b-29 bomber airplaines are here in the valley this morning. this morning the commemorative air force base will be holding an air show at the henderson executive airport. the b-29's will be on display for visitors to take a look at the aircraft up close, watch them fly, and also purchase rides in them. 9./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> we're one step closer into finding a new stadium for a potential nfl team for las vegas. ((brian loftus)) >> we'll take a look at the over sight committee's plan./// you're watching 8 news now good day. ((brian loftus)) stadium for a potential nfl team. will meet this morning to continue discussing a hotel tax hike to fund the stadium. majestic realty and the las vegas sands casino want to finish negotiations and get approval from nevada lawmakers within weeks before they come up with a stadium proposal. developers estimate that the proposed stadium near the strip will cost 1 point 9 billion dollars./// sherry how's the weather today? let's take a look at those warm highs near 100. ................. staying dry and ve

the boe did accept the data in the short-term has improved and the second half will not be as bad. what is significant today is the stoxx 600 is down for a six consecutive day. that is the worst losing stretch since february earlier this year. that is the biggest drop since july over six days. this is one of the big decliners today. the clothing retailer with its biggest drop since after the referendum. the number two clothing retailer in the u.k. the current quarter will be established in the year. sales next year will be hurt by brexit induced pricing increases. the flip side of the coin is one of the big growths is wm morrison supermarkets. increase today. it reported estimates beating results today. cash flow targets will be exceeded. the retailer is still in the foothills of its recovery plan about 18 months after the former tesco executive was hired. aldi, butcustomers to what a turnaround in its share price today. what to talk about the big piece of data we had in the u.k. today beside the bank of england. this was the macro event of the day. retail sales declined, but it wa

was shot down by a buk missile moved into eastern ukraine from russia.all 298 people on board the boeing 7-7-7 died when it broke apart in mid-air. russia says the conclusions are "extremely political" and its buk missiles "never shot down" the plane. taking action against north carolina for its law that limits l-g-b-t protections against discrimination. governor jerry brown signed a bill tuesday.the new law prohibits state agencies from compelling their employees to travel to states with laws that allow discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity. ford is recalling about 74- thousand focus hatchback cars with manual transmissions because the hatches can be cars are moving.sily while the covers model years 2013 to 2017.the hatch can be unlocked and unlatched by pushing a button.federal safety standards require two actions to unlock doors and operate the latch release.no injuries or accidents have been reported. tonight's new episode of "law and order svu" features a guest star who's a bit out of the norm for the show.vice president joe biden will be making a came

the boe meeting on august 4 sent the yield down to a record low.k above the level it was at that meeting. the first year yield is up to 1.5%. boe with ther the rank setting meeting on thursday fift. vonnie: i've been looking at the vix. remember the days where we cannot push and above 30? now we are back below on the vix. seeing a little bit of strength, but also down a percent. 25 on the dollar index. crude oil is all over the place today, but now up 1% today. our focus is on yield because we have seen a 10 year yield back up to 1.69%. now at 59read is basis points, the widest we have seen in a while. pointing out that the two year yield is just 78 basis points now. only 15 basis points above the effective fund rate that would prevail with the fed hike next week. may the market is pricing in a hike as well. the dow is up 2/10 of a percent and s&p up 3/10 of a percent. the nasdaq making extra games as we cruise through the session come up two thirds of a percent. abigail doolittle is live at the nasdaq with more. abigail: we do have a recovery rall

traveling for the first time in a boeing 737 plane with her slogan, stronger together.in blue on the side and her h logo on the tail before boarding the plane she was asked what she thought of her new ride and she said, looks good, doesn't it? a modern version of the 737 known as the next generation 737 with the ability to fly coast to coast nonstop and also is wi-fi equipped. it has bells and whistles, john. maybe not as nice as trump's plane? john: so, you know, his is an older aircraft, different model, but, you know, with airplanes they keep updating interiors. they're both very nice airplanes. i couldn't help but notice that hillary's plane has the blue accents that jackie kennedy first came up as the paint scheme for air force one. laura: okay. you're right. well, it is a pretty color blue. [laughter] have to love it. we will see what happens after it takes off. john: donald trump is stepping up push for minority voters, outreach taking him to detroit over the weekend where he met with members of african-american church. dr. ben carson, a detroit native and campai

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the boe plans to purchase 10 billion pounds of corporate investment debt as part of its stimulus measureether uncertainty caused by the brexit vote. martin gilbert, ceo and cofounder of aberdeen asset management. gilbert, us another not related. mark gilbert of bloomberg view. thank you so much for joining us. reopened.as have you been speaking to regulators? have you learned anything about what happened? martin: we were in constant touch with the regulators throughout the situation. we took a view that our primary objective was to keep the fund open and provide liquidity so we used the price to stop outflows. stop outflows is the wrong word, but to give liquidity in a market that was in crisis, and it worked. and the market settle down and all the other property funds are reopening. francine: you were very open about it. how can you avoid this in the future? can you say it will not happen because we are not getting another referendum where there are steps being taken? martin: i think we need to look at daily liquid funds that are invested in illiquid assets because no one in the industr

the boe would " obviously act."arted a conversation with you saying people forget how much mark carney has done in the keepof the brexit vote to stability. yet, he has been dragged into this political mess in certain ways. can he do much more? >> i'm surprised he got drained into the political mess -- dragged into the political mess, because i thought the bank was prepared. in terms of easing, i think the bank has said it adds 5 billion pounds to the economy over the course of the full years. i think the bank has a bias to ease. that does not mean they will necessarily ease. if recent data is sufficiently healthy. i do not think the bank will be doing anything in terms of anything suggesting any tightening any time soon. they need to focus on wages and the escape velocity of the economy they used to talk about. even though the economy seems terms, ok, in cyclical business investment has been soft in recent years. still is soft. there is still vulnerability to shock. the ecb and the bank of japan are still likely to

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partners are retro fitting automation, and the metal 3d printing, and it has been streamlining including boeing x stage. and as evidenced tod whe the space falcon 9 rocket exploded on the launchpad just a the water from cape canaveral. reporting live from cape canaveral, florida. >>> we get a lot of important information from satellites in space especially on storms. this is hurrher miemi, and e re last summweek of summer. and how will that impact labor day weekend? we go to talk to may mary, and ? >> well, it is not great timing a pretty big washout n the labo there. i want to stress first-off though that it is a storm that has not made landfall yet, and go through.inue to track it, if it stays on the path that it is on, you're going to see heavy rain up and down the coast th e there. sp o of the coast, and have beach erosion, and high surf and all in all not what you want on we are assuming that the only way that people can spend money is outdoors, but they spend it indoor, and so even if they are stuck indoors they ca they want, right? >> absolutely. that is the one interesting thing about w