caroline has your morning brief. caroline: who is on donald trump's team?nters a bull market. in 30n has its best week years. and the dow jones industrial hits a record. sees itswned pimco first inflows since 2013 with the treasury selling off and talk of trumpflation. guy: we just take you down to the european open. let us show you what is happening. eight seconds to go. let us show you what is happening. we are not expecting fireworks. but this is what we are looking at this morning. -- i suspect ours are a little bit jaded. london market just dropping a touch at the moment. xd 8.27. -- 6827. looks like we are seeing a more cautious to the start of the day. we are just flirting with a flat line. caroline: i am focusing on how the sectors breakdown this friday morning open. we have seen such a run in metals. and a bull run in china. let us look at the miners. financials currently doing the trade, up 0.2%. energy up 0.25%. equitiesmoving into cautiously. up 0.3% on the stoxx 600. the yield curve goes steeper. checking in on the gilt yields. picking up --eld

caroline. caroline: thank you very much indeed. group of 278 economists have released a letter lending why electing donald trump would be a mistake. it says the billionaire has misled the electorate and promotes "magical thinking and --" in response to the comments, peter navarro said it was "an embarrassment to the corporate offshore in wing and the and that profession," trump's plans would boost growth. polls are continuing to narrow. an abc/washington post survey puts donald trump ahead 46% to 45%, within the margin of error. ile goldes falling wh and the yen strengthened. guy: let us talk with ashok shah. good morning to you. what is the right trade if trump winds and have you got it? ashok: to start off with, one has to probably reduce a little bit. we have seen what is happening going into brexit. sometimes they do not use the right indication and you get huge volatility coming out of it. i think the market are already pretty apprised. the only trade you could do was to become more conservative and just wait. effectively, wai

caroline has your morning brief. caroline: guy, it is the trump jump. do investors position themselves with questions on policy still remaining? plus, what will the new presidency mean for the financial sector? and hillary clinton leads the popular vote and protesters take to the street. how will be big cities in america make their voices heard over the next four years? guy: we are moments away from the start of european trading and we are expecting another positive start for european equities. we sell quite the turnaround yesterday. nter-day jump was something to watch. i positive story is expected. let's turn to the bloomberg. the whtite line is the london market and we are expecting that to pop higher. we are expecting the other other markets, confident to follow suit. it might take a few moments for germany to begin trading. the cac rises up by 0.5% this morning. pharmaceuticals and mining stocks make of a good portion of the london market. the london market is up .7%. germany, as ever, a little slow to open, but we will see how the market settles t

caroline has your brief. caroline: shell is called higher thehe energy giant feels merger benefits.es inrter profit better than expected. the stock opens in a few minutes time. the fed starts its november meeting. three of its primary dealers ignore the market and say there will be no height in 2016. the election one week away. the politics trump economics? and kuroda runs out of time as the boj has concerns that inflation will not hit target for the end of the government term. is the central bank out of ammunition? callede markets are higher. equities look like they are going to open up. not by much. to be brutally honest. let's see how the markets go this morning. you see little selloff in the options at the back end of yesterday. we were beginning to reverse some of that. london going positive. i am fascinated to see how shell trades this morning. london up by 0.3%. the cac expected to open a little bit higher as well. volume in like the me ine -- light volu europe. you saw an interesting move just before the european open on euro/dollar. that did spike a little. we have seen a m

caroline? caroline: stoxx 600 up more than a percentage point. the first time in two weeks we are seeing any significant gains in the stocks 600. -- the stoxx 600. function.our mrr on the upside. a bit of an m&a monday. why? it looks as though a belgian anotherght be eyeing company, prepared to buy it, providing the talks put to bed in may of this year. consolidation is the name of the game when it comes to personal delivery. post nl your winner, as is ryanair. buyback. do a share on the downside, check this out, down three percentage points. clearly, the gold miners are feeling the pain. gold out of vogue, it would seem, with a little bit less of a search for a haven today. gold is lower. let's look at the bloomberg first world news with sebastian salek. seb: the third quarter beat, adjusted pretax profit rose 7% from a year earlier, to $5.59 billion. europe's largest lender was helped by ceo stuart gulliver's cost-cutting plans. the house of commons hold its first debate on brexit later. attorney general jeremy white will appear in front of law

caroline: caution creeping into european markets.e have got -- we have gone down about one point on the euro stocks 60. there was a correction. mostw s&p 500 surging, the since march. the biggest move higher in eight months. the stoxx 600 up 1.5%. chinese exports not living up to expert -- expectations. german output falling. because bit of caution of some of the economic data. and some breaking news. investors see full-year adjustment margin at 13%-14% upgrading it. to be are continue positive win for investors on the back of a potential clinton victory. a big sector exposed to the u.s. election. let us get more on the bloomberg first word news. china's exports a felt for a seventh straight month in october on tepid global demand. dropped 7.3% from a year earlier in dollar terms. 1.4% leaving a trade surplus. the yuan has depreciated 9% since last august but it failed to provide a sustained boost to exports. the u.k. chancellor philip hammond is facing a 25 billion pound whole in public finances halloween the brexit vote. that is th

or, caroline and i have the first trade of the day. caroline hyde is over in berlin. what are we watching? summing up the fed's holds fire. will december see a hike? brexit gets its day in court. at 10:00 a.m., we look at the ruling on whether theresa may can trigger article 50. and the ceo of credit suisse, good news as the cost-cutting push continues. will investors be convinced? caroline: that stock was called higher. as our number of swiss companies. -- as are a number of swiss companies. it is a down day on the futures market. 30 minutes now until the market open. %. are called down t2 manus: let's walk around the gmm. bloomberg dollar index, down 2%. the japanese yen, trading higher this morning, up by about .6%. the kiwi is up and the swiss franc has been moving over the last few days. it looks like we are going to see a softer open this morning. some individual stocks could rise. but stocks were down yesterday. it looks like we are focusing on the election. yes, we have got governor carney on deck today and a big decision out of the u.k., but it really is abou

caroline? closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly thank you caroline, we hand it over now to fox corresponded joel waldman at the clinton headquarters. closed captioning closed captioning closed captioning now fox5 weather now fox5 weather 24/7 with meterologist sam argier it's one of the warmest presidential election days on record for las vegas with temperatures climbing into the 80s this afternoon. we'lll fall back into evening with overnight lows dropping into the upper 50s. skies will stay sunny again on wednesday with high temperatures holding in the low 80s and upper 70s. we'll keep temperatures in the mid to upper 70s remainder of the week with a few high clouds passing through at times; especially on saturday. no rain is in the forecast for the next 7 days. closed captioning if you want to vote but don't like the standing in line part-- one state has come up if you want to vote but don't like the standing in line p

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. >> i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. >> the trump trade is in full effect in early european trade this morning. banks and basic resources leading the way higher after u.s. financials staged their biggest one-day gain in five years. >>> protesters take to the streets across america in opposition to the election results with demonstrations in new york, los angeles, seattle and new orleans. >>> the boss of siemens reacts to trump's victory saying geopolitical uncertainty remains the single biggest risk, after the german conglomerate beats expectations and unveils plans to list its healthcare business. >> i'm sure that the president and the government is always aware of that, that whatever sentiment comes from the united states will move the world. i'm very confident this will always be taken into consideration. >>> shares in vivendi hit a high note as a strong performance in its music business helps the french media group beat expectations in the third quarter. >>> good morning. welcome, everybody.

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caroline kanaan in paris, standing by with a guest. caroline: this is a political analyst in paris.k you for being on bloomberg tv this morning. what surprised you the most in this primary? bruno: two things surprised me the most. the first is the turnout. we were expecting a big turnout, but the polling stations yesterday -- it is amazingly surprising. in france, where people are saying france does not trust politics any longer, a huge turnout for us. the second thing is the big gap between francois fillon and alan juppe. such a big, with gap, more than 15 points, ahead of francois fillon. francois fillon is certainly going to win the primary election. caroline: you have said francois fillon is sarkozy minus the show. why would you say that? francois fillon used to be the prime minister of sarkozy. he has about the same lines on the economy. he wants less tax, less public sector, less state intervention. he is basically the same as sarkozy, but minus what makes the voters dislike sarkozy, which is too much political fallout, too much affairs, and too much provocation. it is the pro

just as long as you know that i can't see caroline short either. gillian bloody caroline.e what's up with caroline, i thought you were mates? gillian nothing. john i know you said you're seeing robbie but frankly i think you and me both know that's just a disaster. gillian really? john are you doing anything this weekend? alan well, [sigh] the thing is we're married now. gillian you did it? alan yeah 'course we did it. narration last tango in halifax was made possible, in part, by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you thank you. ♪ [upbeat music]

at how the latino vote could be critical in this election and fox reporter caroline shively is in new york with donald trump's final push in five states. >>> to reporter joel waldman with hillary clinton's campaign blitz. joel. >> reporter: ken and julie being. amazing. 41 million americans voted but of course tomorrow is election day and all out battle ground blitz for hillary clinton and the democratic nominee trying to rally last minute support with the help of some pretty big names. >> hillary rodham clinton crisscrossing swing states with two stops in most win pennsylvania. >> tomorrow you can vote. pray, hopeful, inclusive big hearted america. >> on to michigan. >> america's best days are still ahead of us, if we reach for them together. >> and clinton is hoping to get a boost from high profile surrogates critical in the quest of 270 electoral votes. >> from tim kaine. >> to daughter chelsea and supporter in chief president obama. >> donald trump is uniquely unqualified to hold this job. but the good news, michigan, is you are uniquely qualified to make sure he does not get the

carolin is at the ubs conference in london. a lot of people are to concussion on italy and what happens if it's a no vote. >> reporter: yeah. a lot of people say this is the big next risk event for europe. we're joined by cod vislorenzaoo visiting professve -- professor. >>> the immediate reaction that we have seen is that in northern italy the far right movement is actually taking a stance and some local alliances with the italian communist party collapsed. and that could be the only thing is who is the underdog. the prime minister is isolated. he looks like he's fighting this battle alone and he might be perceived as the kind of the anti-establishment person oddly enough and so you never know. i think it's very difficult to predict the outcome. >> reporter: that's a real interesting point who is the establishment or who is anti-establishment at this point. we've seen widening in bond spread they wideened to 180 basis points because there's so much nervousness around this italian referendum. it could be considered as the next

. >> i'm carolin roth. >> stocks are energized. a rally stateside sends all four major markets to all time highs. >> and concerns about prime minister's referendum. >> okay if there's easing on the reform path, if it enables no, then investor will say europe, italy is starting to become a little bit slow. >> watch out. get it. >> swiss watch imports, exports rather slump by more than 16% as the slow down continues in october. >>> donald trump takes to you tube to announce he'll withdraw the u.s. from the tpp, the transpacific partnership on his first day in office. >>> good morning, everybody and welcome here to "street signs". glad you're with us. of course closing out once again in the u.s. with new all time highs across all the major indexes there. the dow, s&p, nasdaq, russell 2000, russell 400 mid-caps hitting all fresh new time highs. the russell 2000 saw it's 12th positive session in a row. that's the first time we've seen that in 13 years. these gains really continue. ten out of the 11 s&p sectors were positive led up by en

. >> i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. >>> the trump trade propels the dow to an all-time high, led by financial stocks which look to set to post their best week since 2009. lloyd blank find says his presidency will be good for the markets. >> his presidency will be good for the markets, the markets near-term, how can they not be supportive? >>> the rally fades in europe as individual corporate stories weigh on markets. postnl hits the bottom of the stoxx 600 after rejecting a bid from rival bpost. >>> but the money is back for pimco. it sees net inflows for the first time in three years helping owner allianz post a better than expected net profit in the third quarter and boosting its shares in early trade. >>> chinese consumers splash the cash. alibaba looks on track to blow past last year's record as si singles day sales reach more than $12 billion around the half day mark. >>> i would have loved to be a fly on the wall just before the meeting between trump and obama. >> i would have loved to ha

this year's walk is dedicated to a music teacher, caroline stein , who was killed in august in a crash. police say a drunk driver ran a red light and crashed into her car. sean, you were in that vehicle as well and seriously injured. and why is this message so important to get out?>> the message of madd is one that needs to be out because madd provide so much support are not only survivors of crashes but also the families as well. they provided counseling. they provided assistance with getting in touch with other people that have been through this. and they provide health through the legal process and that's important. you are not aware of how much they do and tell unfortunately you have been through this. and that is the main thing we're trying to get out with a walk and it is humbling and that it is dedicated to caroline. >> she was a local music teacher we mentioned and touched so many young lives. and a crash like this, someone's actions can impact so many more people because the that is the other thing we're trying to get out. people really need to be aware of what they're doing b

i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. not such a happy thanksgiving for thyssenkrupp. the german steel giant weighs on a quiet day as its full year profit forecast misses expectations, but the ceo tells cnbc donald trump could provide a lift. >> 80% of the u.s. customers are produced locally in the u.s. i believe we're in solid shape, and rather can benefit from the infrastructure program the newer government has announced going forward. >> estate agents in a state. countrywide lowers its core earnings target, saying the brexit vote has led to a drop in transactions in the uk property market. >>> shares in monte dei paschi lead italian banks higher as investors get set to approve a 5 billion euro capital hike at the lender's shareholder meeting. >>> u.s. treasury yields rise, as the dollar index hits a fresh 13-year high. emerging markets hurt, with the malaysian ringgit falling to the lowest level since the asian financial crisis. >>> hello, everyone. it is thanksgiving day. happy thanksgiving to all our u.s. viewers. that's why itself markets are closed today. let's

>> hi, caroline. it's the final hours before the 90th annual thanksgiving day parade. the balloons were aired up, inflated last night, adding a little helium this morning to make sure everything is ready to go. the floats are lined up on the street just down the way. we'll see marching bands, we will see clowns, we will see just about everything you would expect when it comes to this parade. it's become a tradition here. this year they'll also celebrate by bringing back a replica of one of the first ever floats part of this parade. felix the cat will be one of those marching along with charlie brown and the rest of the floats. should be fun. there is concern over security. there is every year. a multi layered approach this year with federal agents, terrorism task force and 3,000 police officers on the ground to make sure things stay safe. that's the latest live from new york along the parade route. back to you. >> thank you very much for that. enjoy the parade. tomorrow you'll be up early again to talk to us about black friday, the other post thanksgiving day tradition

caroline balchunas reports. true-p as soon as election results started coming in... ( jeff cook / jeff cook real estate ) "i mean, every minute we probably had five to ten like, overnight. isn't that crazy?" it was an out of a box idea -- offering to help people sell their homes and move to canada -- now ( jeff cook / jeff cook real ten p-m and seven a-m from all over the country and here at home. on wednesday, staff members returned calls one by one. ( jeff cook / jeff cook real estate ) "what they're wanting to do, in case this real estate market were to crash, how much would they be able to sell their house for? all of a sudden, there's a lot of people that are wanting us to help he says their agents have already scheduled appointments. unexpected considering all ten billboards have been taken down. "we realized, even though it they're just scared of what the future is going to hold." a clever marketing idea, sold. and.. that was caroline balchunas reporting.... the faces of clinton supporters leave behind sh

. >> reporter: caroline and her sister went to live at hope after their parents lost their jobs. higgins says both were overweight. >> they put us on diets. >> both of those girls lost a lot of weight and looked phenomenal when they left here. >> reporter: he will lane was also put on a diet. >> you kind of felt humiliated because you knew you weren't allowed to have seconds or touch dessert. and if you did, they would yell at you. >> she lost over 70 pounds, and she felt phenomenal about herself. >> reporter: caroline farmer girl, to say you're ugly, you need to lose weight. >> i hate to see them in the situation now they're in where it looks like they've totally regressed and seem to be emotionally disstraw. >> reporter: the former hope kids we interviewed said they wanted one thing. a change in leadership. >> i think they have been hurt in life prior to coming to hope. i think as a result of that they're looking for an avenue to put blame object. >> i just think about there now, and i don't want them to to have go through what i went through. >> jesus wouldn't be doing this ki

i'm caroline shively in arlington, va. i'll have details coming up." and we hope you will take a drive through a holiday spectacular. glittering lights is back at the las vegas motor speedway...and the lights are twinkling the holiday tradition benefits the "childrens speedway charity. " glittering lights " glittering lights runs through january 7th... it opens daily at 5:30 p-m.... during the week it will cost 20 dollars per car... but on fridays and the weekends it's 30 dollars. those who donate to goodwill receive a breaking news tonight ... long time cuban president fidel castro has died at the age of 90. the news of his death was first put out by cuban state television... and has since been and international news organizations.. including the associated press. you might remember castro stepped down as president of cuba in 2008... he said it was because of his health, but that was more than eight years ago. his brother has since taken over. his brother, president raul castro, is the one who made an announcement tonight on state television. at this

>> the money moving at the moment, caroline -- into risk, stocks.hadcally the moment, a trump's slump yesterday, followed by the trump jump, or recovery yesterday. that was preceded in asia where they have not been in that mode. most of the currencies are weaker today. that might possibly because of the trump's on trade deals with asia. >> is there a commodity sector, and will commodity indexes do better? >> that seems to be the way the market is seeing this. if trump will be positive for stimulus, and we see a recovery in demand looking to foreign export markets, that will help the big commodity-exporting countries. mark: global bonds selling off for a second day after the surprise victory wiped the -- 370 -- $337 billion off of the market yesterday on concerns of a surge of inflation. what happened? >> they did so for about four hours on the flight to quality trade. i think markets quickly recognized this is, first of all, expansionary. the stimulus effects will be big and the inflation impacts of either trade protectionism or just growth out righ

thank you so much, caroline.thanksgiving. >> reporter: you too. ♪ >> today we continue to give thanks for those blessings and be to all who insure that they would be our inheritance. we remember the determined patriots who landed at the edge of the world in search of freedom. we give thanks to the brave men be women who defend that freedom in every corner of the world. gregg: president obama thank our troops this holiday as they celebrate thanksgiving overseas. in afghanistan members of the u.s. military taking part in the turkey bowl football game. [laughter] looks like they're trying to have some fount there. in kuwait -- some fun is out there. in kuwait, serving our country in that volatile part of the world. here's a look at the uss ronald reagan, just completing a three month patrol in the asia-pacific region. heather: wonder what they're eating there? gregg: it looks good. heather: we definitely want to say thank you. gregg: they're such remarkable people, and it's got to be so difficult to be away from you

jeff pa agays, cbs news, washington. >>> a shocking discovery on a property in south caroline, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" see where a woman was found chain like a dog inside a storage container. we will have the story of her rescue and suspect who is now in custody. >>> an inferno in san bernardino, see what is fueling this fire that has it the this >>> back on "eyewitness news" fire fighters in san bernardino, california have a handful overnight as they work to contain a raging pallet yard fire. the inferno also stretched into a their by strip mall, took about three hours for fire fighters to get it under control. officials say no one was hurt and investigators are working to pinpoint what spark the blaze. >>> disturbing discovery of a woman found chained but alive inside a shipping contain inner south carolina is leading investigators to dig deeper in to other missing person cases. >> earl barnett tells us that the man who owned the property the where the woman was found is now in custody and set to face charges. >> reporter: the victim who we will not identify was found,

karen shiv -- caroline shivelly is live. >> donald trump has a narrow path to the presidency. and so far everything is breaking his way. and places like florida, ohio, north carolina, even michigan. as it stands now, he has 254 to clinton's 218. the campaign manager conway just tweeting out that we are changing the map. but keep in mind you need 270 to win and he's not there yet. you wouldn't know it by this crowd though. take a look. look at all of those iconic red hats, all of those that say trump's slogan make america great again. you can see him on cocktail dresses. a few minutes ago they would break into a chance of calling it as they want new organizations to go ahead and call the remaining states for trump and declare him the president of the elect, but so far it is too soon to do that. now, let's head over and talk to the folks of the clinton campaign headquarters and my colleague joel waldman. >> caroline, thank you so much. it will be a different mood here obviously one that's much more melanconly. coming to you live john podesta is taking to the podium. he was asked

caroline lucas. >> thank you. number one, mister speaker. >> prime minister, >> thank you, mister speaker. the house would like to join me in wishing people across the united kingdom and the world very happy st. andrews day. i have meetings with ministerial colleagues with the futures in the house and have further meetings. >> caroline lucas. >> can i suggest to the prime minister having this is not a serious strategy, britain deserves better than having to rely on these documents. how on earth do you expect mps to deliver articles when she refuses to give any clarity what type of brexit she is doing? is it arrogance or incompetence? >> i answered this question many times and i can assure the honorable lady, specifically about the issue of the market and trading with the european union, we are ambitious in getting the best deals. in the single european market. >> mister speaker, an announcement of 560 million pounds for infrastructure. despite this, the m 55 is not assured. my honorable friend, the prime minister,

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. >> i'm carolin roth. these are your headlines. >>> this morning we're focusing on banking stocks in europe losing some of their trump traction peers going into the red, keeping european markets in check in early trade. >>> seeing red. ahold misses forecasts amid a tough trading state side with the retailer saying the deflationary environment will continue through the fourth quarter. >>> payout plays. investec and zurich top the stoxx 600 as both firms announce divided hikes, with the swiss insurer targeting an eventual payout of 75% of its net profit. >>> donald trump prepares to meet his first foreign leader, japanese prime minister shinzo abe, as the bank of japan goes on the defensive, buying jgbs in a bid to offset rising treasury yields. >>> good morning again. welcome. glad to have you with us for this next hour. we have lots going on. a packed show for you. just giving you an indication of where europe is trading, we were called higher by the spread bettors before we opened an hour ago, hanging on

i'm caroline roth. >> and i'm louisa bojesen. >> u.s. futures trade sharply higher after the fbi says it will not prosecute the presidential candidate with just one day to go before the polls open. >>> and banking stocks leading the way, helping investors to shrug off an 86% drop in pre-tax profits from hsbc. >>> and shares in ryanair flying high after the airline boosted its growth forecast, but the ceo michael o'leary warns a win for donald trump could cause havoc. >> i just want it to be over. just like brexit, i wish it was just over. give us the results in two days' time, i don't think it will make that much difference. unless, of course, trump upseptembers the polls. in which case, chaos could ensue but it could be entertaining for months. and postnl is being sent to a five-year high. >>> and we are just one day away. i mean, this seems like the longest campaign ever, dunts oe it? and i think it was the costliest of all times. >> really? >> it seems like the costliest and seems like the longest. >> there's been so much stuff, so mu

>> caroline shively in a busy arlington, virginia tonight.nk you, caroline. >> holiday shorps along the magnificent mile had to deal with other obstacles. protesters did their way to disrupt the day and make a pointed. mike tobin is in chicago to show us what happened. good evening, mike. >> good evening, doug. in the cold weather, the demonstrators knocked off 3 hours earlier than their planned departure time. their numbers never mounted into the thousands as promised. never really caused major disruptions of the retail here in chicago shopping district. they did block some stores. their numbers in the hundreds. they blocked the nike store and apple store. they blocked the crate and barrel store. made things difficult for shoppers come and going but didn't stop all together. we saw a lot of familiar faces. people eager to engage in protest not so eager to engage in the political process. >> we have to stand up and fight back. you know. >> did you vote? >> of course not. the reason why. >> why not? >> because reasonable in this country. this

councilwoman caroline pankse says the city should recognize a petition with 4-thousand signatures. but councilman steve herman says he can't support reducing punishment for a crime. millions of u-s workers will ?not? be getting extra pay court blocked an obama administration plan to extend overtime pay to more than four-mllion workers. the texas-based court agreed with 21 states -- including wisconsin-- that the rule was unlawful. the decision is in place for now, while judges debate whether the proposal is residents in chattanooga are still reeling from the shock of five elementary school children killed and 25 injured-- some critically. n-t-s-b officials are looking into every aspect of the crash inclg the driver. kerry sanders has the latest. pushing forward with its investigation -- a team of ntsb investigators getting their first close up look at the mangled wreckage of the school bus - trying to determine what went so horribly wrong.and this morning, new, disturbing details emerging about the bus driver - 24-year old johnthony walker.now facing multiple charges stemming from

caroline, what were the fundamental differences in the programs that the men outlined?entioned, the main differences are on international issues, and on social issues. but if you look at the economic programs, they are actually pretty similar. both want to cut taxes. juppe wants to cut them more for small and medium companies. both want to add flexibility to the labor market. both want to cut public spending. to cuts fillon wants public spending by more than 100 billion euros, and alain juppe only around 85 billion euros. finally, juppe wants to cut the number of public servants by around 250,000, whereas the line wants to cut public servants by -- twice asy as many, half a million people, something juppe things is not credible. anna: thank you for joining us from paris. stick with darren ruane, the head of fixed income at investment wealth. i have pulled up a chart, talking about french election news on the political calendar. i pulled up this chart on the bloomberg. france gives you all kinds of french indicators. this is french employment, mainland and overall. you c

caroline connan, thank you so much., and martin feldstein of harvard university. milton friedman wrote "the moral consequences of growth." we are seeing a new populism amid a new capitalism. when you look at the world order, is it going to be a new capitalism in france, italy, america? what the think that is public wants to support. we see it not just in the presidential election, but in the congressional elections and state elections. i think something different -- we are going to go back to where we were with ronald reagan and those kinds of pro-market -- tom: but the market cannot go back. we are dealing with the political economics of the moment. you have to do with my hard cash and my underfunded retirement account. chris: i would add that we had the pleasure last week of meeting with clients in italy, and italian clients are more likely to vote no in the upcoming referenda because they do not perceive any economic fallout from the trump win or what happens in the u.k. there is back against the global elites, and i

but anyway, the information that the joint terrorism task force had was that my daughter, caroline, was making the calls. and now, you understand that the fbi, the way they map out a terrorist network is if, if you call osama bin laden and he calls you and he calls you and he calls you, they draw lines. so by the time that you get to you, you're two steps away from osama bin laden in the -- so is it was two -- three steps for my daughter caroline, enough to get her probably listed on the terror watch list. and, you know, i was glad that they came to ask about it but a little shocked -- >> right. >> -- to think, first of all, how did her name come up? she's not on any of our phones. she was studiering at the university -- studying at the university at at the time, at brown. and at that point they shut their briefcases and left. so from two different sources, i began to get the picture. and then later we find out that, indeed, you know, during the bush administration they had these unauthorized wiretaps. and i was not reluctant to share my information with the government. hi job is to pub

manus: caroline, with the dollar r-trump we did not get much run out. what does the program of francois fillon offer? in favor of free markets and policies. on the diplomacy front, he is pro-russian. he is welcome to an alliance with russia and iran to defeat the islamic state. he calls this the shock therapy of france. he wants to extend the 35 hour and just public spending by more than 100 billion euros, including eliminating many private sector jobs. he also wants to extend the retirement age to 65 and he wants to create 40 billion euros of tax cuts for companies. so, very pro-market policies that we are seeing here. jupe says he will continue the illon getsf the vote, it might be much harder now for him. thank you very much. let's talk about the european fortical theme with the cio international fixed income for jpmorgan asset-management. i hacvve pulled up a chart here. this is after the u.s. election. we saw a jump in french 10 year yields after a comparable german debt. many are looking to europe now and all the politics on the agenda in the year

caroline chen, thank you so much, joining from us san francisco.our. this is bloomberg. ♪ test >> it is 3:00 p.m. in new york, in london i'm scarlet "bloombergto markets." live from new york for the next hour. we're covering stories in chicago, london and israel. watching.t we're the presidtial election. most reveal where there's volatility. profit ed 3rd quarter profits. selling asset and cutting jobs. from the ceo peter hancock. move either with way on cuts depending on how the inflation pass us up. speaking to george lat later in the hour. given the breaking news, we've shares becomee one of the worst performers in the s&p 500. taken down the averages more than they were. stock has been holding pretty steadily. for much the afternoon here. particularable in for its eighth straight decline. like that seen a drop since 2008. according to dan curtis makes haven't seen, we an eight day drop this millennium. interesting here, here's a look eight day drop on an day to basis pep we were actually higher and rolled over lower datate the latest polling th