would be ejected and rightfully so, bridgewater, remarkably actually came back in the game.ourt -quarter, atlanta up a few points, todd gurley capping a 75 yard run, rams looking good tonight, the falcons wind up winning 25-17, they are now 2-6 as they beat carolina. all right, i'm sure many of you notice tonight, julie gaynor is not with us, and for good reason. i always say family first, right? she was busy. watching her son tonight, jake from fresno state starting quarterback, early on in this thing under pressure, he will step back into the pocket, fire from the end zone, rivers and a 13 yard touchdown catch with replay right here, showing very ably right there, rivers had three touchdowns in the game, fourth quarter, fresno up, gaynor again this time for crawford, six yard touchdown, he finishes with 311 yards, three touchdowns, no pick, fresno state wins 38-17, even the tv announcers noticed a little something about julie. >> his mom is a tv news anchor up in the bay area. i'm sure they will be showing plenty of highlights up there tonight. >> yeah, we better show high

: you like jonathan: i will catch up with bridgewater after that, mohamed el-erian. lisa: you can promote it later. you are right, you've got a fantastic lineup. weuld be interesting what saw in europe, this divergence between services and manufacturers ongoing. service is feeling the brunt of the ongoing coronavirus crisis, people not going out to eat, etc.. at 1:00 p.m., baker hughes u.s. rig count. i am want to get on the heels of the debate last night, were oil became such a major issue. how much pain is there in this industry, where oil production in the u.s. has contracted by 1/4 since the beginning of this year? tom: this is really important, i think. i can't believe i am doing this, folks. a reallye has important interview today because the theme of the week, the mystery about negative interest rates. at the zero bound means so much for everyone. tom: -- jonathan: the inability to stimulate the economy a big topic of debate with myself and bridgewater a little later after the huge dispersion of performance and diversion we have seen. will we see a period of c

this was the challenge of bridgewater.any others in alternative investment have challenges as well. never challenged is barry ritholtz, bloomberg opinion columnist hanging on every word of the debate tonight. opportunity to sit down with mr. dalio. did you address bridgewater, did you address the challenges of doing interest-rate parity strategy at zero bound? barry: that was one of the questions i had about risk gold, specifically what should investors be doing as rates -- the 10 year is under 1% on the way to zero. what you do? his answer is as rates have fallen, you should be reducing the amount of bonds in his portfolio. if there is no yield, why bother . there is no capital gains possible. he is very aggressive about you want to see less and less bonds in a portfolio. tom: i am glad you went there. this is really germane, i am sure it is on your masters in business interview with ray dalio. if our listeners and viewers are told bonds are difficult, where'd you go to get the advantages of that fixed income coupon strea

john is out of bridgewater, new jersey. good morning. caller: good morning. i will try to stick your question, whether changes should be made. it should not be changed. fighting for the most important job in the world. if they can't spend 90 minutes talking, debating, wrestling, then there is something wrong with us. let them go at it. sometimes unseemly, but democracy is often unseemly. that is my answer. thank you. host: before you go, we are talking about making a better informed, public. you are saying let them do what they do, people can make their choices anyway and be informed, even by what we saw on tuesday? that as information to how people vote or what they know about these candidates? caller: sure. we find out a lot. we know where trump stands, we know are biden stands. it was pretty clear. side, he would not admit to packing the court. valuable information came out. about what joe biden would do. host: all these headlines we read this morning, that it is time to end this, that is -- is that a matter of not trusting the american voter? caller: i tr

in a few moments we will catch up with larry kudlow, then later in the hour, bridgewater's bob princerian of queens college, and hugh hendry through the next 60 minutes on bloomberg tv. the price action shaping up as follows. up 12 on the s&p 500. we advance .33%. yields higher through the weeks to .68%. up.-dollar we begin with the big issue. two presidential candidates in nashville, tennessee. >> we closed up the greatest economy in the world in order to fight this horrible disease that came from china. >> i

flea flicker, teddy bridgewater to curtis samuel.t forward fourth quarter, todd gurley, three-yard t.d. he has eight on the season. the falcons do not blow it late, 25-17. >>> tony la russa, a baseball lifer and cannot resist one more chance. the 76-year-old hall of famer has been hired as the new manager of the chicago white sox, who actually fired him 34 years ago. the long-time a's and cardinals skipper will be managing players 50 years younger than he is. >> everybody would understand this. how rare it is to get an opportunity to manage a team that's this talented and this close to winning. most of the time, your chances are the opposite. >> i actually just saw that. my brother's -- we're in a group text. so, they shot that out. i'm happy about it. it's exciting. didn't get to keep up with them much this year, just with the e. white sox all day, baby. >>> college football, clemson will not have trevor lawrence on saturday against boston college. he has tested positive for covid-19. he goes into isolation for ten days. abc 7 sp wh

flea flicker, teddy bridgewater to curtis samuel.ast forward fourth quarter, todd gurley, three-yard t.d. he has eight on the season. the falcons do not blow it late, 25-17. >>> tony la russa, a baseball lifer and cannot resist one more chance. the 76-year-old hall of famer has been hired as the new manager of the chicago white sox, who actually fired him 34 years ago. the long-time a's and cardinals skipper will be managing players 50 years younger than he is. >> everybody would understand this. how rare it is to get an opportunity to manage a team that's this talented and this close to winning. most of the time, your chances are the opposite. >> i actually just saw that. my brother's -- we're in a group text. so, they shot that out. i'm happy about it. it's exciting. didn't get to keep up with them much this year, just with the season and everything. white sox all day, baby. >>> college football, clemson will not have trevor lawrence on saturday against boston college. he has tested positive for covid-19. he goes into isolation for

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china tension because we heard from bridgewater. what he thinks about china's growth.ake a listen. >> time is not on china's side or the west's side. -- u.s.'s side. destiny is on the side of china growing and doing better, probably. about thet is talking economy and how we are a huge rebound -- seeing a huge rebound. i think china's economy has aster.d -- recovered f happened earlier in china, a couple months earlier than the rest of the world. the economy recovery has been pretty steady. improve,experts china's market might have a potential risk. it is driven by x or and -- export and the real estate market. better thaneems to before. we still have to be more cautious about the chinese market. yuan: does a reversal of -- particularly as we have added to see it take on the role of urrency? an anchor c appreciate versus the dollar.u.s. i think the currency strengthen has every -- strength has everything to do with the prosperity of the country. they seem to be effective in containing spread. expect thatpeople behind people -- the currency will appreciate. haidi: taking

bob prince of bridgewater spoke eloquently about this last week.hen you look at europe, even before coming into this, trend growth is just about 1%. what is trend growth going to be coming out of this? david: there is a fundamental mindset shift that is going on now. we are starting to see european leaders talking about how they will stimulate the economy over the medium term, how they will provide government spending into clean energy, and areas where you might see infrastructure boost, a large multiplier come through, and hopefully productivity. that is what we are talking about. part of the reason we are seeing trend growth wrote lower is because labor force growth has slowed in aging societies. that process is ongoing. the only thing governments can do to address that is boost productivity. that is not happened over the last decade, but going into this decade europe has some hopes it might come and we are starting to see european commission that is mutual lysing some of its support to the -- that is mutualizing some of it supports to the econom

bridgewater associates founder ray dalio says china has the upper hand over the u.s.of issues. speaking at a conference, he said time is on beijing's side in the spat with washington and that the next u.s. administration will have to deal with china's continuing rise. he warned the tensions could spiral into armed conflict. side ands on china's it is not on the united states' side for various developments. i think what is going to be a difficult situation in the new destiny ision is the on the side of china growing and doing better probably. laura: global news 24 hours a day, on-air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. annmarie: thank you so much. coming up, ready or not. apple is set to launch 5g iphones but the technology is still not ready for the masses in the united states. we will look ahead to that event today. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ morning. good 6:45 in london. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." apple is set to launch its first-ever 5g iphone at a virt

panthers quarterback teddy bridgewater picked off by the falcons defense, ending a potential game-tying drive with a minute to play on "thursday night football." atlanta quarterback matt ryan aired it out for 281 yards in the game and rushed for a score. running back todd gurley also found the end zone, and the falcons kicker nailed four field goals. atlanta dishes carolina a third straight loss, 25-17. >>> the nfl appears to be facing another coronavirus outbreak, this time among the new york giants and the los angeles chargers. espn reports giants' starting offensive lineman will hernandez tested positive on wednesday night and was placed on the reserve covid-19 list yesterday. according to the network, a total of eight players and two coaches were not at the team's facility yesterday. however, the players sent home as close contacts have not been deemed high risk and could return as early as today. the giants are still expected to host the buccaneers on monday night. >>> the chargers canceled practice yesterday after the team was informed it had a player test positive on wednesday ni

bridgewater associates, ray dalio says china has an upper hand on the u.s. on a number of issues. beijing's side the next u.s. administration will have to deal with china's continuing rise. >> time is on china side. -- china's side. what will be a difficult situation in the new administration is destiny is on growing andchina doing better probably. laura: facebook users are consuming twice as much fake news as they did in 2016 according to a report. et repeatedly has released fake news. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. anna. matt. lauralaura matt -- monday. the u.s. election -- president donald trump returns to the he feelstrail boasting energized and powerful after his recovery from covid-19. joe biden holds a lead over likely votersith in michigan and wisconsin. joining us now is our senior international editor, jodi schneider. what was the main message from president trump aside from his power and strength to supporters in florida. >> that is his m

bridgewater associates found china has the upper hand over the u.s. on a range of issues.g's side in the simmering spat with washington and the next u.s. administration will have to deal with china's continuing rise. thatin july, dalio warned trade negotiations could spiral into armed conflict. >> time is on china side and not on the united states's side. what will be a difficult situation in the new destinyration is that doing better prove -- that are, probably. karina: global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg's quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. as you were speaking, we did get the china numbers coming out on trade in september, wow. take a look at exports. rising, close to what economists were expecting. imports is the surprise, rising 13 into percent. -- 13.2%. we are reversing the climb in the last two months and imports, bringing the trade balance with the surplus narrowing to $37 billion. 8.7% rise in exports year on year. imports surging 11.6%. let's bring in ou

jonathan: that was the co-cio of bridgewater associates warning of limited growth post covid outsidee and the u.k., banks are turning away mortgage applications. the financial times reports british lenders are putting up rates to deter potential borrowers. jonathan, always great to catch up with you. it is the first piece of tension between the banks and policymakers, fiscal authorities, and monetary policymakers. what is going on here? jonathan: well, the u.k. mortgage space has been interesting because if you go to the beginning of the year, you have the bank of england telling lender value, we think you are lending too much and the virus struck. because of the pent-up demand, prices have shot up since then and the lenders have come back from 95% and have come on to 75%. that all makes sense because they are looking at values and say we don't trust this market. the other problem is you have a huge makes in the people who are trying to take advantage of the holiday. make theot going to march deadline, so not surprising. it is something we have written a lot about over the past six m

i agree with ray dalio of bridgewater, saying to the effect that the sino-american asations are beingt the trade dispute, and the dynamic is expected to continue regardless if vice -- former vice president joe biden wins or not. i don't think china will count on the change of the leadership of the u.s. for better trade relations. china and u.s. have been consistent, in terms of developing a healthy, mutual beneficial relations. the trade relations, even during the pandemic, has been developing quite good, in terms of the growth, and in some categories, the increase has been quite significant. at the same time, china's imports in the last three 44.4%.s increased by that is a reflection that there is a kind of embedded economic and economice relations of our two nations. smoke ofieve after the the general election settles down, whoever is going to be in the white house, i think they are going to face the economic realities and seriously consider is going tocy benefit the u.s. and how the relationship between the two countries is going to benefit the american consumers and business commu

john is out of bridgewater, new jersey. good morning. caller: good morning. will try to stick your question, whether changes should be made. it should not be changed. fighting for the most important job in the world. if they can't spend 90 minutes talking, debating, wrestling, then there is something wrong with us. let them go at it. sometimes unseemly, but democracy is often unseemly. that is my answer. thank you. host: before you go, we are talking about making a better informed, public. you are saying let them do what they do, people can make their choices anyway and be informed, even by what we saw on tuesday? that as information to how people vote or what they know about these candidates? caller: sure. we find out a lot. we know where trump stands, we know are biden stands. it was pretty clear. side, he would not admit to packing the court. valuable information came out. about what joe biden would do. host: all these headlines we read this morning, that it is time to end this, that is -- is that a matter of not trusting the american voter? caller: i trus

can matt rule and bridgewater make it 4 and a row, i say yes.or the loings. james robinson, you haven't heard of it. undrafted rookie out of illinois state right now is fifth in the league in scrimmage yards great underdog. will: be watching, jen. thank you so much. be watching all of those games and sending our prayers to dak prescott as well. thank you for your time. general hale. before the presidential debate kicks off we asked fox bet super 6 here is the winning question. how many times will joe biden say the phrase come on man. enter for a chance to win $50,000. download the fox bet super 6 app. and play the presidential debate game. pick six possible outcomes and watch the debate on fox news and see thursday how it all unfolds. download the fox bet super 6 app. now to get started. pete: i have got two. two times. will: six easy. on come on man? pete: we will see. still ahead. white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany top of the hour. don't go away. ♪ ♪ ... >> ♪ ♪ pete: happy saturday welcome to the fourth hour of fox & friends , it is