thank you.nk over to wall street here.he not a kpwraet great friday to end upto here.h bute the dow dropped 88. nasdaq down five. >>>n . >> today is the day apple enthusiests having waiting for. >> . we found people lining upg outside the apple store this morning. among the first to get their hands on the new iphone seven. the iphone sevent dollars. seven plus is 769-dollars. >> hrao*eufr look outside. live look outside.t at thes beautiful sky hraopb line. gorgeous day out there.e. if you haven't gotten outside yt. hopefully you're going to a football game. enjoy the great weather. >> . special moment on the bluee carpet. pond. thehe >> t world premier of the new beatles movie. eight days a week. >> . for a walk down memory lane. before the debut of the film. >> . focusing on the hectic touringng years of the fab four.o during theu height of beatle mania. it's great. the music.m is the heart ofu it. >>f . it's a very gratifying ex-paoerps. experience. after two years of working with it. it's sad to let it go. >> . the beatles eight days a week in theaters this weekend. along with the new so

school, bute rival duke is a fabulous school. can you run for president so we can have a sane and civil debate? julian robertson, thank you a wonderful bloomberg surveillance prime time. don't get up yet. we have a busy day tomorrow. day. very busy it starts in hong kong. the sun will be coming up there and we will be talking to the most important market figures in asia. then, we hop over to london and francine lacqua will have some of the biggest names in the european financial markets. tom: because of the news flow tomorrow, the chief executive officer of credit lease has got to be -- mike: how do they deal with the european banking system? tom: does it have a bit to do with like 2008 and what we saw today? history does not repeat itself, it rhymes. it doesn't look like we have the kind of exit -- we have some banks with ad loads. thanke would like to everyone here for joining us. we're going to try to get four hours sleep. bloomberg surveillance and the early hours. ourt forget tomorrow, bloomberg most influential summit. and

>> anybody complains bute microphone isn't having a good capitalizing on trump's missteps with senator john warren expected to endorse her today while also receiving an endorsement from the arizona public. the first in its 126 year history. and michelle obama will be campaigning in the important state pennsylvania. and she's out with a new ad for the clinton camp. >> our children watch we do and the person we elect as president has the power toshape their lives for years to come. she's spent her entire life deserving every child deserves a chance to succeed. >> clinton is joined by another headlining surrogate with senator, bernie sanders. and the first lady makes several appearances throughout illinois, iowa and wisconsin. >>> and the federal government teeters on the edge of another shut down. after a bill intended to avoid a shutering of the federal government failed to get enough votes for passage. feels like we're back in this position we were in last year. how likely is it the government will shut down? >> reporter: a last minute bill failed to pass notion. in years past, it's be

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it has lost its characteristics buted fromming lots of wind it will not move how much. more wind and rain on the cape where they can use the rain. and then the storm should accelerate northeast and go in a couple of days >> they zig and zag. up to the gulf of maine and nova scotia. the dew point is 77. 90% and showers and storms diving to the south. good news coming up for tomorrow. high pressure nose is down and low pressure spins off the coast line. perhaps a day or so of lower partly cloudy. >> a quieter day. a touch less humid. then on wednesday. partly cloudy. hot, storms high up to 91. low tide 704 time. shares returning for next week. a big tilt. ole miss may be seminoles at 79. >>> we'll talk about that game on the other side. as hosting the o's. and six six days and cubing. my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can lead to death wi

we're talking bute cool -- >> cool fall -- fool call.t together. >> some may have thought they were being fooled. it was very cool outside and feeling more like october than early september and the reason we have colder air in place is a lot more than just fog at the immediate coastline. we have this cold polar air mass dropping down around the dakotas. and the chilly air moving in today and helped to provides blustery conditions. right now we're seeing the wind relax and that usually happens as the entire atmosphere gets used to the chillier temperatures. definitely still some very comfortable weather. san jose down right chilly compared to where we've been. 59 degrees at this hour. and speaking of which, let's get a look across the bay area for the forecast. low clouds and areas of drizzle across san francisco and mist for the peninsula and maybe a few isolated drops on the south bay roadways as well. the reason we're seeing the colder, cloudier drizzle for tomorrow morning is the waft of low pressure. now, as we get a look at the futu

evening ands man in connectionc with this we can's attacks in new york and new jersey is in custody bute he did not go peacefully. the fbi said the suspect can be direct -- directly linked to all including the discovery of more suspicious devices last night. a man suspected this we can, custody. rhe captured after a shootout with the place. both officer suffering injuriesle duringe the incident. authorities catchingg up at the 28-year-old following as call about afb man sleeping in a par hallway. . >> and pulled out a handgun. a naturalized us citizen from officials and before this arrest, the photos of them, wanted in connection a second in new york city chelsea neighborhood. and what his third blessed this time elizabeth, new jersey, when a fighty devices discovered in a searched an apartmentered in a in connection. the county is extremely safe. the businesses are open and the trains are running. people need to continue and move on but their dailya lives. movig on but the same tape last new york, nine people at the mall in st. cloud, minnesota. twenty-two-year-old a college student ins

>> they should care bute tabout fact that we're supposed to make sure it's fair. >> seems like you can'tet an agreement on anything. >> not on much. >> reporter: and they gave us a statement refuting that fec was quote dysfunctional. the statement saying all of this is quote the proper role of the first amendment. you can read the entire statement plus other statements from other commissioners and all on our website, go to nbc bay area.com. >> call our tip line at 888-996-tips or nbc bay area.com. >>> mother nature's mood swings are in full swing. >> summer, fall, summer back again. a bit of weather whiplash over the next 48 hours or so. pretty warm after temperatures soared well into the 90s. and right now, 63 after a high of 83. but check out the temperatures around the trivalley. still in the 70s after a high of 101 degrees and into san jose, 74 degrees. the high of about 94. tomorrow's high should be about nine to ten degrees cooler. and temperatures mostly in the 50s. sunrise starting to show up a little bit later as the start of fall officially coming up just after 7:00 on thursday

dean strang and co-counsel jerry buting featured prominently in the netflix series. nearly a decade later, strang says he's still not over avery's conviction. done for me. i struggle with that, knowing that he came to me, put his chips on me, and we lost. reporter: strang is hopeful about the forensic testing avery's new lawyer has requested. >> scientists can do things now they couldn't do in 2007. reporter: strang says new science may be able to identify the age of blood that could determine if avery's blood was planted at the crime scene. >> i have reporter: strang says he can't be certain avery is innocent, but he is sure public sentiment ensured he didn't get a fair trial. >> i just don't think we delivered mr. avery a fair trial, in part because of the overwhelming pretrial publicity that his case got. reporter: strang told the audience he has another tv project in the works, a program on criminal justice issues. and strang says the filmmakers have already interviewed him for upcoming episodes of ?making a anchor: meanwhile, avery's nephew, brendan dassey, who

but i don't know about you buting back to june 19. i look at that final minute of that game seven on my phone. and seeing what was surreal at the time. celebration that really kicked off this phenomenal summer. incredible run in cleveland, that hasn't slowed down. d to cavilers again. it will be interesting to talk to david griffin. g m and tieloo, head coach. both up there first in 35 minutes and we will, because tieloo this week told joe, that jr smith is heart and soul of the team. a lot of the players feel like that. they want him back in the followed. is it a disaster if he misses start of camp? no, it is not. you can look at the tristan thompson situation, he missed everything turned out. great but certainly get jr back in the mix. start out the season strong. last year was last year. already gunning for cavilers when they take the court. especially eastern conference. so we will talk with cavs and return first at 4:00 on cleveland 19. duff? >> anchor: great point about missing camp for tristan and not end of the world. same thi

colleen: dean strang and co-counsel jerry buting featured prominently in the netflix series. nearly a decade later, strang says he's still not over avery's conviction. >> emotionally, it will never be done for me. i struggle with that, knowing that he came to me, put his chips on me and jerry, and we lost. colleen: strang is hopeful about the forensic testing avery's new lawyer has requested. >> scientists can do things now colleen: strang says new science may be able to determine the age of blood that could determine if avery's blood was planted at the crime scene. >> i personally have always suspected he was innocent. colleen: strang says he can't be certain avery is innocent but he is sure public sentiment ensured he didn't get a fair trial. >> i just don't think we delivered mr. avery a fair trial, in part because of the overwhelming pretrial publicity that his case got. colleen: strang told the audience he has another tv project in the works a program on criminal justice issues. and strang says the filmmakers have already interviewed him for upcoming episodes of making a

people who are undecided because they usually vote the same way but those tend to be those who late bute in until this year it's those with high amounts of information that are because they feel pulled between two choices that are unappetizing so i hear a lot voters saying they're conflicted in how to vote and a interest in third party candidates. a lot of voters want to know gary johnson. gwen: which might be a high water state for gary johnson, colorado. jackie, as we've watched campaigns over the years, we've seen the traditional way they play out. there are ads, there are debates, there are the ways in which to break through. of thate know that any is cutting through this year? jackie: i think it's become increasingly hard to know, in because of the internet and social media. and campaigns have completely transformed from when we started and it's whoever is on tv and thenst what was going on generally the networks isroadcast what determined things but now you can just target and they do people they want to reach with video that we may see and we've seen people are now self selecting

yes, bute charming, most often in debates he has been a street fighter and a bully. mr. trump: don't worry about it, little marco. senator cruz: voters have a right to know -- mr. trump: i've given my answer, lyin' ted. mr. bush: you said -- mr. trump: am i talking or are you talking? you can go back. you interrupted me. will you apologize, jeb? no. mr. bush: you will not be able to insult your way to the presidency. jon: but he has come a lot further than anyone expected. and that is the thing. a lot of experts say that what happens tonight won't affect the outcome of the race, but those pundits have been wrong throughout. what unfolds tonight really does matter and both candidates know it. sopel, bbc news, hofstra university, new york. for more on what to expect i spoke short time ago with "washington post" political reporter dan balz and i started by asking how this may be different from other campaigns. dan: there is always hype around a presidential debate but it is as if everything has converged to make this one truly significant. the polls have tightened, hillary

wonderfuly has been to work for and work with for so many years. , bute enjoyed it immensely i have got a great successor -- who hasmed bob quinn run our regulatory stuff for a lot of years. ,e is extremely intelligent sharp strategic, a real good leader, and the organization that we built together is going to be in very good hands. peter: i will look forward to interviewing mr. quinn when he takes office. what are some of the big battles or issues that you have confronted since 1998? past: so much of it in the 18 years has been transaction related. approvals,merger those have been the biggest fights. we have managed in that time to win most of them. we had one big loss. that was the t-mobile merger. but most of them have been successful. those arese -- james: probably the biggest issues any telecommunications company confronts, and they are driven by the desire for growth. some of it was driven, in the early part of my career, by the changes that were occurring in the industry itself. but a lot of it since then has been driven by the convergence and wherese services all of them were di

.>>> san jose police have arrested a man accused of shooting at cars along blossom hill road, bute 30ear-old michael lewis is suspected it shooting at 10 cars since may. police say that lewis was arrested last month on unrelated charges but officers then seized a handgun and they searched his home and they say the shell casings matched the bullets recovered at four of the shooting scenes. all 10 shootings happened after midnight in the area of blossom hill road and monterey road, no one in the targeted cars was injured. lewis will be booked into the santa clara county jail on four counts of attempted murder and for being a felon in possession of a firearm good >>> a convicted sex offender says he's been falsely accused of kidnapping, san jose police say david lee russell assaulted tried to kidnap two women on separate occasions last week. yesterday russell talk with reporters from the santa clara county jail.>> i need to clear my name. >> russell looks different now than he did one week ago. he shaved his goatee and he dyed his hair and he said he did not grab either woman and he said

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expected to build into a hurricane, bute the good news is sure that storm pulls that storm pulls away from the mainlandd computer models are all pushing karl backpu out to see you back out to atlanta. our forecast today is bright side unseasonably mild at 8311 above the average high of 72. clear, cool, calm. a great night to 91 percent illuminated tonight's moonrise will be at 1019. later. notice the illumination diminishes throughout the week ahead 50 percent by friday. the last quarter. eighty-three with another sun filled day tomorrow gorgeous weather friday saturday 74 us 70s. >> we are good. we are great.th >> she keeps it tickling me i tell her to keep her hands off me. i am a married man she can't keep her hands off me. sixteen minutesnd after 7:00 o'clock is your time. >> i'm glad you didn't blame me morning we are talking about driverless cars the waves of the future this is expected to release guidelines on what automakers need to do to release his cars and make them safe it looks like it's coming sooner than we expected we are talking to you about it today are you readyo to

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. >> and just like last year, all the talk was bute adrian peterson. we just got to go out and do our job. doesn't really matter what the media is talking about with other guys. >> reporter: will other players join collar colin kaepernick? we'll find out soon enough and we'll be back at 11:00 with reaction. >>> clear the field. that game is about to start. a gridlock after the game remains a headache for 49ers fans. they thought they had the solution, but after further review, it's not happening. they announced only 11 people signed up for those express train season passes. vta was going to add express trains with minimum stops to and from the stadium, but now they're only running little trains trains. they will be given priority in the regular train. >>> who knew san francisco's millennium tower was sinking? and when did they know? we investigate the conf confidentiality agreement that kept it private. >>> nbc bay area responds, solving consumer problems. we respond to every call, every email. nbc bay area. we investigate. >>> new york's biggest myste

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in this case, there will be people handing by to take over astray bute goes that is one of the key elements. can they essentially program over wherees to fly a specific person is standing and drop this drone down by a winch. there are still a lot of little details to work out. gps will get you within 20 feet of the person but they will have to do all sorts of tests to augment this and make sure they get it right on the money. was talkingny foxx about new rules and guidelines being put in place to govern drones. take a listen to what he said. >> this will open the door to many new commercial uses. on the other hand, as we have hobbyists, like the integration of all of those different uses into a different desk into a single system will be the most consultative part of this. emily: for so many years, the drone industry has rumbled that the drone industry has fallen behind the rest of the world in terms of commerce. does this test signal a shift? >> i would say yes. for the last several months, most of the industry folks i have spoken to have done an about-face and said the u.s. government is

dick goddardrd close to keep people safe with the forecast every day, bute his life work does not stop there. he is always it's always had a strong commitment. to the animals animals and protecting animalsni a fifth degree felony to cause harm with companion animals note you cannot deny them food for years, he has advocated for the care and adoption of animals.oc he fought hard for this bill and travel to columbus to speak multiple times asking lawmakers parents refusing to a get up unl give up until it became law. >> that is, at least in. my opinion, what government is for to codify those for him specifically who have done life's workfo that should be codified in the law. in this case, we got that done. this is part of his life's work i kind of smile at of the batter ways i have i seen in mice. >> that is such great words their brady can helpds protect next to care at the cleveland reporting a spike in the past of donald trump campaign signs the video of this that's that for being shipped now 736 toe to come ?- another setback for weight watchers. - >> the leadership change underway r

soundbite bute the that is what she said that and david i would love you to respond to this. it was based on the u.s. investigation into apple's tax practice that sparked the eu investigation. what is your take? >> it was a senate hearing that drew her attention and the european union's attention to the fact that apple was that had some unusual arrangement with ireland. that is probably true although in a way this whole dispute about apples taxes strikes me more as an inter-european problem than the real problem with apples -- for apple. apple has a big l to pay but the dispute is between ireland and the eu and whether the incentives are appropriate in the context of eu regulation, it sounds like a lot of money, 16 billion but this is a company that is the most profitable in the world. there will be paying a lot of taxes somewhere. maybe the story is a little overhyped. europeans are we ahead of the u.s. in general i looking at large tech companies and asking the tough questions right now. even though it was a u.s. senate hearing that was talked about the tax policy. in terms

. ♪ say more, bute to i think there is an element of sexism on how this is being covered at this pointd i am worried that i feel guilty of the same thing, but i think the weak is awoman as sexist stereotype. john: that was former "new york jill" executive editor abramson on bbc radio, critiquing how the media has been covering hillary's health scare. jill is not alone. others have claimed the sexism, gender bias, misogyny when it comes to how this is handled. my question for you, as the woman in this conversation, are they right? nicolle: yes and no. i don't think hillary clinton is in trouble because she got pneumonia. i think voters are forgiving. the campaign is grueling. the reporters know how grueling it is. hillary clinton is in this predicament because she did not tell people she had pneumonia. sarah palin, the degree, the specificity with which she was forced to address very personal details about her pregnancy and recovery, and when exactly she was in labor and what she did, were like nothing i have ever seen working for george w. bush and dick cheney, a vice president with a

there is one way of dealing with the building and that is flipping the liveability and that moons buting the bedrooms on the second floor. they still would all be together and bringing the living portion under the top floor and it is basically a long stretched out plan anyway, but starting to pinch the living space a little bit and give more -reduce the massing on the upper floor. is that something you have thought about because in many cases people do like to live -have living space on the upper part the building for views and for whatever, but still maintain the children and sleeping part all in one part the building. is that something you have thought about? >> thank you commissioner moore and yes that is something i thought about and something i spoke with the project sponsors about. it is something i thought about a long time ago at the inception of the project. my project sponsors prefer what we call conventional home opposed to what commissioner moore refers to which is a reverse plan. they would like to come up from the garage and be on the main living level and not center to go

. >> emesis cooler temperatures on tap today butes what about tomorrow for the answer answer here's melissa. >> the cooler temperatures are still around tomorrow but the differences get the umbrellas ready because the rain will start here we go cranking up and on topwiwe of that it's not just one day we are talking several days in aa row it's a pattern we typically see during the transitional seasons and it's adu fall so this is what happens we around for definitely too long and at this point wefi are ready to push it out by this weekend at beautiful day if you look at here near lake erie obviously you don't see much voting to see a lot of whitecaps four times a day before ?-dash a 6 feetu that we are looking at temperature wise metro wide 75 lakefront those of low 70s comfortable temperatures i love how we had those cool overnights in the morning a little chilly maybe but thentl we will see these pitiful afternoons but wins today are racing around 30 across the board lots of sunday's a couple of areas in the 60s akron canton@1 degree shy of 70 showers all around us we are in the beautiful

it, bute not explained there have been reports as you mentioned of explosions and fires starting with the samsung note. not a good sign, obviously. and looks like they are digging into it and doing more research into what is behind it. so how serious is the problem? >> they just introduced the phone last month so it is certainly not a good sign. the phone got really good reviews, they've been struggling to have more hits as they go is a setbackhis for them. there are reports out of korea today that samsung may end up recalling the phones. it could be broader than that, it could even be a global recall at this point. that would certainly be a big setback for the company. >> state-run media reporting the possibility of a global recall. at what point do we find out if that is actually going to happen? >> as soon as possible. we are digging into it and the local newspapers are digging into it. someng has to bring clarity to the situation very soon. people are out there buying these phones. emily: how have other tech companies handled these kinds of battery issues? >> there have been sever

still some people heated last night, bute -- members of clergy linking arms last night asking for peace, and that is exactly what they got. so peaceful protest again last night. tonight, there was another curfew from midnight until 6 a.m. and that will remain in place until the state of emergency is lifted. >>> a different sort of protest playing out here locally that takes us inside a loaning court room, that will be the court room of that judge, douglas herndon who said he is not going to allow defense attorney erika balou wore a black lives matter button into court and also on tuesday of this week. a judge said that he himself is not trying to make a political statement here. he said he believes that it is important to maintain order within the court. >> nothing about my position on black lives matter. i agree -- i agree that black lives matter and i believe that blue lives matter. i agree that all lives matter. this is about me charging and in a court and making sure everybody else who comes in here appreciates that appearance in the court room as well. >> dana: there is the judge -

but don't forget, you are buting at the dollar-yuan, we should be looking at the basket, which is continuously weaker. if you put up a chart with the dollar-yuan and the dollar-basket, you can see it is political in a sense. manus, it next time, to si6.80.3 we will see next year, a 10 point devaluation on the yuan. manus: i like that idea, nobody needs a buddy. let's talk about the fed next. this is ahead of the presidential election. the uncertainty is cited as up seven times, up from two mentions in july and none in june. jitters are not as strong this time around as they were in 2012, when obama took on mitt romney. out what will happen between trump and clinton. the base talk about modest growth and it worries about the presidential. then, you have john williams, saying the u.s. is in good shape. give me your take. >> i think the fed needs to act. bothers regulation and credibility. the government is technology that keeping the risk too low is trading a bubble. it would be nice to have a little bit of room to do something if it goes wrong, but most importantly, credibility. the fed did not

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not, butely, no, maybe is it a risk? yes. haidi: global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. guy: haidi, thank you very much. six weeks since the boe delivered a response to the brexit. today policymakers are having to assess whether the outlook for a change. the snb has a rate decision less in an hour's time. luke hickmore joining us. around $40 billion worth -- good morning. the bank expected to do very little today. this policy need changing? luke: not at the moment. think about the impact of policies and what it is going to be looking like. today is all about a bit of a calls, think about -- a bit of a calls -- how that is going get played out. guy: explain to everybody what the -- luke: we've got the list two days ago. a little bit of controversy around the names of the list and what they made by. that's what they made by -- what uy.y may b -- the impact is going to make an today that is what you may be listening for. it could be a very slow report

in many cultures, that is the norm and it's accepted, buted there's, i think, a fine line and probablyair gray area between what's arranged and what's forced. and so that's, i think, another difficulty that we face here. >> reporter: while notot confronted with physical abuse, van harn overcame great psychological hurdles in building her case. >> when i walked out, i didn't just walk out on this person. i walked out of my whole family, i walked out of my community, i walked out on many parts of what had been my faith. and i had to run very fast, and that was heart-wrenching thing to do. but i did it because staying was more frightening than leaving. >> reporter: now she hopes that this case will help other womenl from all backgrounds escape similar situations. meanwhile, she has a steady job in human resources at an autoy dealer. she leads an active, busy family. and she has built a new group of friends, whom she met at a support group, sponsored by a local women's shelter. >> it's a community. we are a community that works together to help each other through life. we are in some ways,

things i have bee struck by today in a lot of the tributes to him is not only talking about his talent bute just seemed to be an apparently incredibly magnanimous person outside of the sport.e did you see that? >> clearly. for instance today, i was at bay hill club and lodge, a private country club he bought in 1974, moved the tournament, the pga tour event that's held inin orlando to there in 1979, and i was just hanging outer with the members and getting theirge stories, and he was the most unassuming global celebrity that you could ever come across. he had a specific table he would sit at every day and play cards with the guys or play a game of golf or have a bite to eat or have a cocktail with them and just tell stories, and everyone the first time they would meet him, be it if you're an a-list celebrity or just a guy off the street, would be nervous becaus you're approaching arnold palmer, and that's a name that resonates not just with my mom or my or my grandparents' generation, but all of those because he's been an a-list-plus celebrity for 50, 60 years.ye it was amazing to hear thei

butes on health, on rail, juste moment, it's -- stand aside and let the people get on with it.m will have to face the electorate. been to channel -- you've talking about we can work this out, everybody needs to come together -- do you think the party can, in a way that convinces the electorate -- >> we have to do that. it's a difficult background, but i have been long enough and iitics, 50 years -- remember when that chair was first elected by the torys. everyone says, great, we are going to win, we will beat thatcher. well, the rest is history. we have to put the case across, and to give us a chance to talk about the policies of the labour party. and what the members of this includece one is to someone who has been out of power for 18 years. anna: went you think the next election will come? there are words that it could happen sooner than people think. >> things are going to be worse than thatcher, but it's very uncertain in their party. there are real problems in the tory party. just give us a chance to put our case across. no other leader has been elected twice, let him get

bute of sadness and loss, also a gratitude and resolve.oday marks the 15th anniversary of the september terrorist attacks on america when almost 3000 americans lost their lives in new york, the pentagon, and a field in pennsylvania. we honor the victims of the senseless acts and their loved ones. we honor those who charged into the flames to help their fellow americans. and we honor those who risk or have given their lives since the fight to ensure we remain free from future attacks. we are afforded a unique perspective after 15 years, one of innocence lost, but american resolve found. we have met the generation's test to stand for freedom against a tough challenge, and we have persevered. we are wiser, better, stronger. today, as we remember the fallen, their families, the bravery of those who face countless lives on those dark days and those who are still fighting today, we stand united, dedicated to never forget, never give in, and never lose hope. may god surround and comfort those who lost so much of that day, and may he bless and pro

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down, buting stocks with asian stocks, they are heading for their biggest weekly rally in two months.ittle bit of a shift in the markets. though, bondst are gaining across most of asia and so yields are coming down. i have the bloomberg global developed sovereign index. i have tracked it through 2016 and it is heading for its biggest weekly gain in terms of prices since july. we did have bill gross saying earlier this week that the bear market in bonds has been delayed this after the bank of japan and the fed policy decisions this week. anna: thank you. let us talk about europe. draghi says policymakers must act if they see systemic risks. speaking in his capacity as chair of the european systemic risk board, he warned that doing nothing could lead to greater problems. >> macro policy is still in its formative years. policymakers are understandably cautious about deploying novel instruments but when we see systemic risk, we should act. greater risk arises from in action. low interest rates tend to squeeze net interest margins owing to downward rigidity. but, over banking, is also a fa