so, corban, were you feeling uncomfortable at all? >> yes. i didn't really know how to respond so -- >> your mom was saying, i know in his mind, he says saying i should do something. i should say something. but it's so hard to do that, right? >> yeah. >> well, i didn't know what to do. >> yeah. you know what? i don't think a lot of us know what to do. >> i was shocked. >> i kind of feel bad now because i didn't do anything. >> you feel bad? >> to help him figure out what to do next time, we brought in our expert on addressing sexual assault. >> what do you think you could have said? is there anything you think you could have said? >> corban? >> i think i could have said maybe stop or lay off her. or something like that. >> you agree this is realistic, isn't it? >> yeah, it is. >> christian, do you think if that was someone you cared for or loved across the way -- >> i would do it. >> you would do whatever it takes? >> i was actually thinking before like should i call the police. >> it's not even necessarily that extreme for you when they stan

corban starts the labour civil war, is the front page of the sunday times. picture jeremy corbyn there. the mail on sunday, very conservative right wing leading paper. red and bury. red being the colour of the socialist flag that jeremy corbyn would ally under. . >> nigeria's president has been accused of marginalizing people. he has made dozens of appointments. the majority have been chosen from his own region in the north. we have this report. prompting calls for a fairer representation representation. >> reporter: this is a meeting of activists from ebos. they represent it. they are angry that the president has not given anyone from the region any of over 30 new government jobs. he has given 24 out of 41 jobs from people from the north. >> the has appointed many, and the appointments are the major appointees of the government. and they are the ones that use the poll says. >> among the appointees are a chief of staff. head of intelligence, customs and immigration from the region. the reason they've been excluded has roots history. >> in the 1960s, people f

corban starts the labour civil war, is the front page of the sunday times. picture jeremy corbyn there. the male on sunday, very conservative right wing leading paper. red and bury. red being the colour of the socialist flag that jeremy corbyn would ally under. >> a broad spectrum. the most important thing to realise, this is an pois party, not a -- opposition party, not a general election. nonetheless the implications and impact that this will have on a political debate, with the government with a majority of 12 feats was profound. thanks. paul brennan live in london >>> regional elections across russia, the government succeeded in barring opposition candidates from the poll. opposition groups say they face physical and political intimidation. peter sharp joined one of the very few candidates. >> reporter: it's almost a clandestine affair, a handful of elderly secluded in the courtyard of an apartment, meeting a young opposition candidate. a hulking body guard stands close. >> translation: the level of physical intimidation on opposition parties changed the

by .4%.x 600 is off the british over the weekend, the labour party putting jeremy corban in as their leader. looking forft and radical economic changes there. the dax in germany is 15 points lower now, just under .2%. everybody watching the dollar. the dollar index is lower this morning by just .1%. the u.s. trade weighted dollar is something we need to teac kep an eye on. the five-year going for 1.5 percent once you rounded off. the two-year is at 71 basis points. topping the list of things we're watching today, volatility. the vix fell. volatility lower this morning despite the fed ahead. congress is back trying to find a way not to shut down the government in two weeks. last shutdown hit the economy hard. china, more weak economic data. credit is growing there. tom sees may be tiny green shoot out there? tom: yes. a little bit of a green shoot. what an ugly win for the denver broncos. >> that was terrible. we enjoyed the mets, and still managed to pull things out. wonderful worda for our sponsors and then i will pull up a chart. "bloomberg surveillance" is brought to you by our re

members ofp next, the british labour party hear from jeremy corban. then jean-claude juncker talks about the syrian refugee crisis and later, road to the white house coverage of scott walker and gentle. -- bobby jindal. itsbritish labor party held elections today. jeremy corbyn was elected leader with 60% of the vote. following the election he spoke to the party headquarters in london. [applause] now, my great honor to invite jeremy corbyn, leader of the labour party. applause]d [audience chanting] i will start by thanking everyone who took part in this election. this huge democratic exercise of more than 500,000 people all across this country. it showed our party and movement passionate, united and determined for a better society possible for all. [applause] people that i want to thank before i say a few words. mcnichols,l, to ian the general secretary of the party and all of the party staff, for their incredible hard work during this campaign, the general election campaign -- [applause] and all the other campaigns that we do and will continue to do.