. >> i would like to nominate commissioner courtney as president. >> second. >> commissioner courtney: i accept. >> president kwon: is there any public comment? seeing none, all in favor. opposed? congratulations. >> commissioner courtney: thank you, mr. outgoing president. >> president kwon: i will hand it over to you. >> commissioner courtney: okay. >> commissioner courtney: next item of business, we'll need a new vice president. i'd like to open nominations for vice president. >> i would like to nominate commissioner caen. >> second. >> commissioner courtney: commissioner caen? >> commissioner moller caen: i accept. >> commissioner courtney: all in favor -- >> public comment. >> commissioner courtney: any public comment on nominations for vice president? seeing none, it's closed. all in favor? opposed? ayes have it. welcome aboard. >> commissioner courtney: next item -- before we move on to the next item, president kwon, the commission, the agency, would like to present you with the following memento, marking your term as president. >> president kwon: thank you very much. >> commis

that's why this job is fun. >> commissioner courtney: thank you. any public comment on this portion of the general manager's report? decosta. >> commissioners, i have been listening to this very intently. you know what is at the bottom of all this is spirituality. i will explain to you. nowhere in this deliberation have you involved the first people who preserved and protected. when they came and created the supply and demand act. who the hell gave somebody the permission to bring all the n.g.o.s in and bawsca and other entities and make agreements with them where in the first place the hetch hetchy was created to fulfill our needs in san francisco. i never heard this discussion. you are all over the place and all we're concerned about are the legalities and disagreements that we brought upon ourselves. if you need one wife and you decide to have 20 wives, that's on you. that we're concerned about other al he'd -- alameda. the first duty was to take the resources and we haven't had any meaningful discussion, to hell with n.g.o.s. and see because we

courtney didn't wake up, apparently.back out. >> as cristi returned to the spa, said chris, they passed each other on the patio. he went in the house, stopped by courtney's room to make sure she was awake, then went right back outside and saw his wife floating face down in the spa. he called courtney then, he said, and they began a frantic effort to revive her. >> a fall, must have been. >> in your gut, tell me what happened. >> she slipped or something. i don't know. that's the only thing i can think of. >> but chris apparently hadn't noticed the nasty three-inch laceration on cristi's head. and here suddenly, the point of the police interview is revealed. >> she's got a huge gash on her head, okay? something like that is not consistent with just falling down. >> not consistent with just falling down? why would the police think that? >> i mean, you've been around for a while. >> i know where you're going. and no. there's nothing -- >> why in fact was this ex-police-chief being questioned at all about the apparently disa

here is courtney donohoe. final ballot will determine whether brett kavanaugh will become a supreme court justice. the senate voted to cut off debate on nomination. that said a stage for a dramatic vote tomorrow. the outcome will hinge on those by republican senators susan collins and lisa murkowski and joe manchin. will be lacking leverage when he returns to north korea for another meeting with kim jong-un. pompeo leaves today. his push for nuclear disarmament has been undermined by calls percent shin relief and president trump's desire for another summit with kim. european and british officials are striking an upbeat tone about a brexit deal. jean-claude juncker said to go shooters are working day and night. are hoping to make progress on the irish border in time for a summit. they could seal the deal on the divorce next month. global news 24 hours a day and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm courtney donohoe. this is "bloomberg." guy: th

i'm courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. vonnie: shares of jet lou in a tailspin -- jetblue in a tailspin. we will talk about the industry. they are down 1.8% in a down market overall. let's check the rest of the markets. indices down off their lows. moderating slightly. 1.5%.w is down the s&p 500 down 1.6%. the nasdaq is down 2% and the vix is above 22. good news for those who like volatility. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: i'm guy johnson. vonnie: on vonnie quinn. this is the european close on bloomberg markets. pretty turbulent time for the airlines. when isn't it? jetblue.wered on is helene becker.ne still down about 1.8%. it wasn't all bad in the earnings report. what jumped out at you from the conference call? >> the key things that jumped out at me was twofold. they are doing a better job of managing the cost and they are doing a pretty good job of raising revenue through a combination of fare increases and ancillary fees. so they are starting to reach out to a bigger percentage of jet fuel. vonnie: it looks like delta has

moderator: courtney has a question. courtney: hello, candidates.'m glad to be here with you tonight. my question is brief. is health care a basic human right? ms. cockburn: for me, health care is a basic human right. i think we have a completely dysfunctional health care system. right now in the fifth district, we have had a crisis in charlottesville because of the trump administration removing subsidies from insurance companies and also getting rid of the individual mandate, which takes healthy people out of the pool. so you have a situation this summer where you could be a family of four on the individual market, paying $36,000 a year with a $12,000 deductible. this is not sustainable. so we need to put the affordable care act back into place. my opponent wants to ditch the affordable care act. i have quite a different view. we desperately need it. we need it because all of the people in the fifth district, by and large, have preexisting conditions. if we have to go back to the days before the aca when, if you had a preexisting condition, you cou

and we have music from one of my favorites, courtney barnett.o you're here on an absolutely wonderful show tonight. before we get to that, the president openly celebrated violence against a reporter as saudi arabia lied about the death of a journalist. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] tonight president trump traveled to texas to campaign for his former nemesis, senator ted cruz. trump, of course, famously called him lying ted during the 2016 campaign, but on his way to texas he was asked by reporters if he still felt that way, and he gave cruz a new nickname. >> is he no longer lying ted? >> he's not lying ted anymore. >> what is he now? >> he's beautiful ted. [ audience ohs ] >> steve: no. no, you can call ted cruz a lot of things, but beautiful is not one of them. ted cruz once took a picture with a butter cow, and the only thing that looked like it was melting was ted cruz. [ laughter ] trump is pulling out all the stops for the midterms to try to avoid the impending blue wave. and the reason these mi

here is courtney donohoe. courtney: bloomberg has used -- learned that the u.s. will be withdrawing from an international treaty that gives chinese companies discounted shipping rates for small countries shipping to the u.s.. it's an arrangement that benefits china. the secretary of state, mike pompeo, says that the u.s. takes the disappearance of the saudi journalist seriously. thatsh officials has said he was killed inside of the pompeo said he didn't have anything to say about that. plane carrying melania trump to philadelphia had to be returned to washington to an area airbase because of a smoke inside of the cabin. everyone is five and safe -- fine and save according to a spokesperson. it is not known what caused the problem. i'm courtney donohoe, this is bloomberg. guy: thank you very much indeed, courtney. coming up, the meeting has artie taken place, theresa may making her case on brussels and brexit. here's the pitch of the meeting that took place over the last few minutes with jean-claude juncker, the president of the european commission, and theresa ma

let's get to courtney reagan live in panama city beach, florida. courtney >> good morning, brian so governor rick scott declarin a state of emergency for 35 florida counties, 1.8 million people are in the cross hairs and in this hurricane warning. 24 hours ago is when the mandatory evacuation order went into effect for this area. some people heeded the warning others did not many of those that didn't we saw in line at lowe's and home depot and walmart yesterday. lows and walmart actually shut stores yesterday afternoon, about 24 hours before the storm is expected to hit home depot stayed open a bit later and folks were in there buying lots of plywood thinking they should board up their homes. duke energy is expecting that 100,000 to 200,000 people could lose power for several days up to a week. 17,000 power restoration personnel are on stand by to go ahead and get the power back up and running. that will only happen when it's safe the airports are closed across the region the ports are also closed including pensacola and panama gas stations closed

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i'm courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. vonnie: coming up, president aump clears the deck for china trade negotiation. we will look at the standoff between the worlds two largest economies. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: in london, i'm guy johnson. this is the european close on bloomberg markets. vonnie: president trump clearing the decks for a trade credit -- pivot to china. also holding the nation's attention this week as a potential senate vote on brett kavanaugh's nomination to the supreme court and let me update you with the latest on that. the fbi interview with kavanaugh's friend mark judge has now been completed according to the associated press. a major step in the fbi investigation. cirilli whoin kevin is live from the white house. john cornyn has said he will not vote on this until the fbi investigation is complete in spite of mitch mcconnell weighing there will be about this week. where do we stand? boththink it could happen ways. there could be a vote this week and the invest

i am courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. vonnie: coming up, president trump's new warning. why the president is warning saudi arabia of severe consequences over the death of jamal khashoggi and what it means for investors worldwide. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." president trump says it looks like jamal khashoggi is likely dead. he also warned saudi arabia of severe consequences for the killing. all of this is putting pressure on the crown prince to provide answers. we are joined by the bloomberg opinion columnist. if presented with credible evidence jamal khashoggi was killed inside the saudi arabia consulate, is there a moral policy andfor u.s. corporations to a strange themselves -- estrange themselves from saudi arabia? >> i think the argument is very strong for anybody who knew jamal as i did to react very strongly to the murder of a friend. i think that is having a big effect on the public debate. at the same time, it is crucially important to remember foreign policy has to be made on

courtney for his opening remarks. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you to the witnesses for their testimony here today. the subcommittee today meet once again to consider a rash of tragic mishaps that have cost the lives of many service members. in 2017 we held a series of hearings and briefings to consider the causes, consequences and path forward following four ship collisions and groundings. alongside our partners on the readiness subcommittee, we conducted frequent oversight of this issue, and also guided through a number of reforms in the mdaa on surface ship procedure, which again we believe will reduce the amount of risks for these kinds of events happening in the future. as the chairman said, in the last year and a half, we've also seen three fatal mishaps across our air national guard, reserve and navy fleet. tragically these have taken the lives of 23 service members. we must come together and ensure the right focus is being applied to prevent similar mishaps in the future. as we review the groundings, a single mishap has immediat

here is courtney donahue.o the head of the senate judiciary committee, there is nothing in the fbi report on supreme court that kavanaugh -- supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh that they did not know. found no hint of disk on and said it is time for the vote. democrats say the fbi may have been constrained by the white house. dutch and british officials say they stopped russian officials attack herea cyber to included anti-sports doping groups, soccer's international governing bodies. they were trying to interrupt efforts to investigate russia. demand for workers in the u.s. is still strong. filings for unemployment benefits fell last week. jobless claims were down. the september jobs report comes out tomorrow. we will have full coverage. u.s. consumer sentiment has reached a 17 year high. there was record confidence among republicans and improvement across economic financials and purchasing moves. democratic and independence were substantially less optimistic. global news 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc o

as courtney reagan reports the amundsonen wage increase could inspirether companies to follow. >> a big move for a big company just in time for the holidays. >> a $15 an hour. >> amazo is increasing its minimum wage in the u.s. to $15 an hour. from an average $11 an hour currently. 250,000 part time, full-time and seasonal workers will benefit from higher pay starting november 1st. at the same time, amazon is phasing out the restrictled stock program,in s employees preferbi predict aty and immediacy of cash. the company says the net effect is significantly more total compensation but hasn't detailed how much it will st. >> wehink it's a modest impact. we don't think it's having a material impact on the bottom line. remember amazon has so much initiatives. we think this is a great move >> senator bernie sanders has been a vocal krig critic of amazon pointing the to the disparity between the employees and jeff o basohs saying it doesn't payou employees . >> we sat back and listened to critics and thought long and ha about what we wanted to do. we evaluated our approach to compensation and

courtney. i'll now go to mr. gallagher. >> thank you, mr. chairman. you talk about the differences between the c2 and cmv-22, which you're testing right now. my understanding is the biggest differences is the lack of a pressurized cabin on the cmv-22. can you talk about that impact that might have on-air craft and what we should know? >> yes, sir. the program has an excess of 2,200 hours in all unpressurized cockpits. and we haven't seen any concern at all about having people in that unpressurized cockpit. for the cmv-22 it will fly 10,000 or below. and that was part of the requirements it has to be 10,000 feet or below with a fuel range of equipment and meet the specifications for that. and the aircraft will be able to do that. additionally for the -- it also has some opportunity because it's tilt rudder. not only go on carriers but any deck is certified for that aircraft, a float staging base or whatnot in the future that gives us flexibility to distribute parts in a distributed maritime operations environment. did i answer your question, sir? >> ye

courtney barnett started playing music when she was just 10.debut album rare performance on this show in 2015, and a best new artist grammy m grammy nomination. now performing city looks pretty, here is courtney barnett. ♪ the city looks pretty when you've been indoors ♪ ♪ for 23 days i've ignoredur ph ♪ and everyone's waiting when you get back home ♪ ♪ they don't know where you've been, why you're gone so long ♪ ♪ friends treat you like a stranger and ♪ ♪ strangers treat you like their best friend, oh, well ♪ ♪ spare a thought for the ones that came before ♪ ♪ all in a daze bending backwards to reach your goal ♪ ♪ sometimes i get sad ♪ it's not all that bad ♪ one day, maybe never ♪ i'll come around ♪ the city takes pity on your injured soul ♪ ♪ and heay prose ain't enough to fill that hole ♪ ♪ everyone's soaked in animosity ♪ ♪ it's vicious in winter, you never say what you mean ♪ ♪ friends treat you like a stranger and ♪ ♪ strangers treat you like their best friend, oh well ♪ ♪ waking up to another dismal day ♪ ♪ you got a ways to go, you oug

that's what courtney and her husband did. this is addie. addie is a pitt bull rescue. squirrel. nope, not a squirrel. she's looking. come on, go. that energy. that excitement is making her shake. >> she's ready to go, because somebody is there. somebody is very, very important. >> oh, oh, oh, she's here. >> open the door. >> yeah. >> open the door. >> hi, hi, hi. >> she does this every day. >> courtney and her husband went to a new jersey rescue to adopt a dog that had already been taken. they saw addie being someone to take her to a rescue fair. addie sat on her lap and put her head on her chest and then on her husband's chest. >> it happens every time. when you go to a rescue and let the dogs come to you, it's not. no question which one your dog is. >> not only dog to be happy to see people come home. >> this video posted, as soon as i open the door. >> be careful when you do. >> this dog looks like it's on a swing board. >> that's cute. >>> those traffic circles can when you yw it can be nd even more trouble. here comes two bikers, car making its way around the roundabout. su

here's courtney donohoe. >> we're tracking breaking news. federal authorities have arrested a man in florida connection to the suspected packages being sent to critics of the trump administration. that is according to media reports citing multiple law-enforcement sources including a pair of suspicious packages intercepted today, authorities have intercepted 12. angela merkel says her country's not ready to saudi arabia until the killing of jamal khashoggi is investigated. until that happens or country will not deliver arms to the saudi's. she reiterated saudi arabia has to ensure access to humanitarian aid to yemen. toldhinese government has at least two state-owned energy companies to stop buying all from iran. the move comes as the u.s. prepares to impose sanctions. may resumefrom iran depending on the outcomes of negotiations with washington, japan and south korea have previously halted buying oil from iran. global news 24 hours a day and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries.

i'm courtney reagan. round session highs, the dow is on track for the best gains in a month. a slew of strong earnings from j & j goldman driving today's action today's rally is helping the small caps the russell 2,000 out of territories. biotech on track for the best day since july a judge approved elon musk's settlement wal-mart is higher more on that ahead dominos pizza taking a hit on disappointing sales and twilio shrinking, they're buying technology firm send grid for $2 billion. here's what else is happening at this hour. reports that uber may go public next year. that is double uber's valuation during a fundraiser round two months ago meantime the "wall street journal" reporting uber rival lyft hired drivers for the 2019 ipo. maybe they will see who gets there first. rates, they are rising there is a labor shortage. home builders are feeling slightly more optimistic thanks to falling lumber prices the latest data could add more pressure to raise wages in this very tight labor market. court. >> a b

i'm courtney donahue. guy: thank you. will be pronounce your name correctly, but i don't know why i cannot do it. it will happen at some point. let's check in on the u.s. market and show you how europe closed. as you can see, u.s. markets are in the green light now. we staged a little bit of a recovery. the exception is the tech stock of the nasdaq remains under pressure. the major names continue to be lower. we are focusing on the banks. we have bank of america today and will get goldman's tomorrow. the banks had a fairly good day. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: fashion line guy: time for battle -- guy: -- of -- guy: time for battle of the charts. i will start things off. over to you. >> i will talk about two assets making headlines. let's start with treasuries. let's start with j.p. morgan. they see the 10 year going as high as 5%, which seems pretty bold. we have not seen that since 2007. oil,u compare it with which is what i got here. i got the 10 year breakeven rate. over time, they attract each other pretty nicely.

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. >> ross stars, courtney gibson's country, loop, just gave them an update today >> i love it i love the stock and options and i think it's going tiger from he here >> upgraded by oppenheim, 50% up i got it back again. >> good stuff. thank you, all >> thanks for watching another new record for the dow "power lunch" begins now >> thank you, scott. i'm melissa lee. the hot and hold stock market, the major averages hitting record highs, but it's weakness in several areas of the market that are getting the most attention. is it simply selective stock picking or something more serious? and the race to the future, gm shares are revving higher. the automaker teaming up with honda to make driverless cars. why investors are giving it the green light. and clouded in smoke, the fda raiding headquarters of juul, seizing thousands of documents from the ecigarette maker. is the company targeting teens and is a crackdown coming? we are live at juul's headquarters power launch starts right now. >> yes, indeed, it does, everybody. welcome to "power lunch. i'm tyler mathisen the dow hitting a new reco

can we go back to courtney possibly returning to tv?us if she was asked to do "will and grace," she said she would do it. >> coming up -- >> you're so beautiful. >> i want to be your best friend. >> jennifer and kelly's love fest on the voice is it for real or reality tv? >> plus our george clooney exclusive. why is he all suited up in armor in new york? >> is this spelling bee champ the cutest contestant on "dancing with the stars junio " >>> paris hilton hosted children's miracle network hospital walk the in an emergency, minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during breaks and requires they receive fema level training and active shooters and natural disasters. vote yes on 11 to ensure 911 emergency care is there when you or your love one need it. ♪ >> you're so beautiful. >> thank you. >> i want to sing with you. >> i

i am courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. vonnie: coming up, talking with a ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: live from johannesburg, i am guy johnson. vonnie: a new york, i am vonnie quinn and this is the european close on bloomberg markets. guy: let's talk about the railroads, union pacific beating in the third-quarter, with trade demands, and a new precision scheduling strategy. it seems to be working out. good news for the railroad who stocks have been dropping through october. lance fritz is the chairman and president and ceo of union pacific. he joins us now. nice to have you on the program. freight rates look solid come is that sustainable -- solid, is that sustainable? mr. fritz: they do look solid and we think they are sustainable. we experienced good, solid topline growth and that is in a marketplace where a lot of our competitive alternatives, trucks, specifically are constrained. that created a pricing environment that has been pretty favorable recently. of where you see the key metrics going, operating revenue, it i

courtney raying. just spoke exclusively with target ceo moments ago let's get straight to what he said hey, court. >> high, melissa brian cornell says he feels more ready than he has ever been going into the holiday season. i asked him if i still feels as did he in august that the consumer is as strong as he has ever seen. here is what he said >> for the u.s. consumer, you know, they're at work. they're seeing wages rise. their confidence is strong they've been very, very active in the marketplace obviously our traffic has been up so i think for the holiday season in is going to be a really strong holiday season our focus is on making sure we capture market share and delight the consumer throughout the holiday season. >> no changes in the health of the consumer since august 22nd for you. >>> not that we have seen in the u.s. today obviously we look to 2019 and beyond looking at the consumer each and every day, you know, they're in our stores, shopping online, they're shopping multiple categories and a

vonnie: first word news now with courtney donohoe.ourtney: the secret service found potential explosive devices in mail sent to president obama and clinton. the devices were discovered a routine screening. evacuated-- cnn suspecting explosive devices in the mailroom. throne inbehind the saudi arabia calls the murder of jamaal kush og a heinous crime. he says the criminals responsible for the killing would be presented to the court. the crown prince said no wedge will that between the saudi's and the turks. tax cut for the middle class, kevin brady says if republicans retain the house and senate, they will move forward on the plan. the tax overall is not proving as popular as publicans hope. global news on-air and on twitter powered by 2700 journalists in 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> coming up, one of the worst s&p ising her's and the one of the important ones in the economy. and entering a bear market as borrowing cost rises. in top of the hour, tune york,ble, lives in new starting your commute home, well worth a listen, i can

courtney reagan is in panama, city, florida for us tight. >> reporter: hurricane michael made landfall as a pryerful cate 4 storm with wind speed of 155-mile-per-hou just two miles per hour shy of the category 5. making this the s strongestrm to ever hit the florida pan elndle. >> very well prepared, massive amounts of food and -- and we have first responders all over. the electrical companies are staged and ready to go in immediately after the storm. >> power has been knocked out for at least 144,000 people as the storm continues through georgia and a badly battered carolinas just recovering from hurricane florence. businesses from local restaurant to b retailers like wal-mart and lowes remain closed goian on more 24 hours now. home depot also closed a drk center in georgia for the safety of employees. >> treat this like a tornado. get to the interior halway or room preferably without windows, get lo in the bakt bath cub pull the maefrts other i have at battery powered radio andti sit t. >> tourism is the big business in the pan handle. up0% year to date ahead of the storm mere in pan

. >> i'm courtney raying 199panama city florida where residents are stocking up before hurricane michael. i'll take inventory coming up on nightly business report. >>> hear look a what to watch for for. the producer urs price index will be released annual with the focus on interest rates it could move both the bondck and the s market. investors will also be paying close attention to commentsrom number of federal reserve officials. and hurricane michael is on trackalo make lan in the florida pan handle. that's what to watch for on wednesday. >> always love that segment and as hallmark michael approaches the florida coast. ering producer are sh operations in the gulf of mexico affecting both oil and natural gas production. according to one estimate about 40% of gulfoast dal oil production has been taken off line. exxon mobil kmerch and anadarco have operators that have evacuated rigs tip. both d cngtde and natural gas prices settled highers in the futures markets today. >> ashat storm makes its way to land, retailers down there prepare for the worst. and they're working hard to get splis t

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i'm courtney donohoe, this is bloomberg. guy: thank you very courtney.etting a reaction to the british pound comments that came through. secretary, nearest i can tell, generated from a letter penned on october 24. letter, and i have get to ascertain who the letters to, he expects a deal by october the 21st. sorry, november the 21st. that would be optimistic thinking to put it that way. as you can see, what we have got is the dollar moving down, the pound moving up, and similar reaction elsewhere. we're hoping to get some more details on this as it is making the british pound right now. expecting a brexit deal by november 21. let's talk about where else we are with european markets right now to give you a heads up on how we are coming in about one hour away from that now. if you think european equity markets are finishing a flourish , up 1.9%, we are seeing a bid attached today despite a disagreement with the central bank governor of italy. yields are moving lower and having a pretty good day, l'oreal has had a good day on the china story. standard charte

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here's courtney donohoe. courtney: another suspicious package has been sent to cnn.package was intercepted at an atlanta post office. all mail has been screened last week when a series of package bombs began appearing around the country. one of those was mailed to cnn in new york. an initial hearing is set for this afternoon in florida federal court for cesar psy arc who bases five federal charges. bases whosy five federal charges. -- who faces by federal charges. global news 24 hours a day and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm courtney donohoe. this is "bloomberg." guy: the chancellor is on his feet. the publicer services families rely on and we do it efficiently, minimizing the amount of tax we need to take from their wages. i say to them today, this budget is for you. the british people put their faith in us to do the job and repay that trust with a budget that paves the way for a brighter future. let me be clear why. the past decisions of years were not driven by ideology. mr. speaker, they w

right after of course "fast money" at 5:00 courtney, thanks >> thanks, courtney. interest rates, they're moving higher mortgages taken along for the ride is 5% on a 30-year fixed mortgage something to worry about? that we will discuss next. and as we head to break, take a look at the stock that is contributing the most to the dow's losses today united health, goldman sachs, united technologies. those are the three that are "power lunch" will be right back we opened our doors with 70-megawatts, 35 mules, and an ice plant. but we brought power to the people- redefining what that meant from one era to the next. over 90 years later we continue to build as one of the nation's largest investors in infrastructure. we don't just help power the american dream. we're part of it. this is our era. this is america's energy era. nextera energy >>> cramer saying this morning, "we're going to see more and more bad earnings because 5% mortgage is the end. that is the line in the sand diana olick joins us more with the impact of rising rates hi, di >> hi, ty. it's the combination o

courtney: president trump tweeted today that he will cut aid to three central american countries because of the migrant caravan. they were not able to do the job. he warned that criminals and unknown middle east owners are mixed in the caravan. toldrench president president trump that he is concerned about european security if the u.s. pulls out of a nuclear weapons treaty with russia. the president said russia is breaching the agreement and he intends to pull the u.s. out of it. president trump is promising there will be a new middle tax -- class tax cut before the election. republicans said this would help them be carried to victory in the midterms. the policy has turned out to be not popular. the death of the journalist was a tremendous mistake perpetrated by a rogue operation. the u.s. is skeptical. germany put arms sales on hold. the president said the narrative is deception and lies. he stressed the importance of relations with the saudi's. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you.

courtney reagan has more courtn courtney >> hi, there retailers began hiring for the holidays as early are getting a little more creative as the fight for available labor is tighter than it's been in almost 50 years how's it going so far? i've got the progress report mi uonpor nccongp "weluh. ♪ >>> with unemployment rate near record throes, retailers need to beef up their staff for the holidays and finding it increasingly difficult to find those workers. so they're getting create if courtney reagan always creative joins us now >> always. got to jazz it up a little bit the retail sector looking for more than 704,000 seasonal workers. the most in at least four holiday seasons according to job placement and coaching firm, challenger gray, and christmas with the unemployment rate at a nearly 50-year low, retailers are adding creative perks. jcpenney seasonal workers are eligible to win one of 8 $5,000 prize packages for vacations and product bundles including diamond earrings, kayaks they also get a 25% shopping discount jcpenney says applications are actually above last year adding it's w

courtney i appreciate it. i'm here with you.received revenue and here at ad week talking to advertisers and there have been so many negative headlines whether it's the spam or the fake news, going viral on twitter or election manipulation how are you addressing them with advertisers and how have these headlines impacted ad sales. >> if you look back to our previous quarter, our ad business is incredibly strong and grown in over 27% yore after year and i think that's because we're continuing to innovate and bring new products to bear video is over 50% of our revenue and marketers are getting great results from uses it i was on stage sitting down with the head of digital at nestle and two of his biggest brands twitter was the number one platform for return investments serving them so as long as results there we will grow our business with our customers and continue to earn their trust. >> your ceo jack dorsey was on capitol hill testifying for this house and the senate on a couple different issues including the question of whether

jeff. >> glor: okay, courtney, thank uru. in what might be a preview of the 2020 presidential election, democratic senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts attempted to draw first blood with a d.n.a. test to prove her native american ancestry. she immediately came under fire nrom the president and the therokee nation. here's ed o'keefe. >> reporter: in a series of early-morning tweets, president trump called democratic senator elizabeth warren "phony," and a "complete and total fraud," continuing his frequent attacks on warren's assertion that she's part native american. >> they call her pocahontas. pocahontas. pocahontas. >> reporter: today, mr. trump cited criticism by the cherokee nation saying, "even they don't want her." the tribe announced her d.n.a. test as inappropriate and wrong and said she's undermining tribal interest. >> i'm not enrolled in a tribe and only tribes determine tribal citizenship. i understand and respect that distinction, but my family history is my family history. >> reporter: in a video released

courtney, good to see you.out this garrison and its role in the fight against isis and iranian influence in syria. >> ali, you mentioned it. it's this base that sits in a strategic area. it's in a remote desert near the border with jordan. what makes it so critical is just north of it, north of the area where these u.s. and syrian partner forces are living and working every single day, there is a transit road where isis has -- smugglers have been bringing illicit goods back and forth between damascus and baghdad and to tehran. the strategic importance of this base is they're deterring isis from coming into this area and transing along there but also there as a road block to the iranian hope to build some sort of shia crescent in that region. a u.s. military base right in the middle of that, ali. >> that's a tricky dual set of goals because the assad regime is also fighting isis but backed by the iranians so it becomes trickier, is the enemy of your enemy your friend? you spoke with the direct of central command

here's courtney donohoe. turkish police turkish police have found evidence that dissident writer jamal khashoggi was killed in the saudi consulate. there have been no responses from saudi arabia. there are multiple reports that saudi arabia may say that could show the died in a botched interrogation outside the consulate and that explanation could deflect blame from the crown prince. is playing down tensions with beijing. he told reporters the u.s. is not out to contain china. mattis said there would be times when they would step on each other's toes. china canceled high-level security talks with mattis that were set for this month. theresa may is urging her divided cabinet to back her as brexit negotiations go down to the wire. are cabinet meeting today she said the government must stand together and stand firm. a day before a crucial eu summit talks have hit a roadblock over the issue of the irish border. personals says computing would not have existed without paul allen. the billionaire cofounder of micros

(grant) as reporter courtney friel explains the man had been kidnapped and tortured. october 4th, after someone called police about homeless people squatting in an abandoned house at catawba and ceres avenues, fontana sheriffs deputies arrived to two men and a woman exiting the residence, and heard shrieking cries for help coming from inside. cindy bachman/ san bernardino sheriff's dept.:"they went inside to investigate and they found a grown man, naked, his hands were bound with rope, and he was covered with white paint. they later learned that the victim had been kidnapped, from another location in fontana and had been taken into this vacant residence...beaten, severely beaten, and they continually submerged him in water until the until the point that he couldn't breathe."the victim was transported to arrowhead regional medical center. deputies then arrested fontana residents jose alvarez, roberto gonzalez, and adilene calvillo who were booked into west valley detention center on charges of attempted murder, kidnapping, torture, and false imprisonment. authorities a

i am courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. vonnie: lots more ahead on bloomberg. we will be taking a closer look at how european earnings season is shaping up with benedikt kammel. in the u.s., let's see how markets are shaping up. the dow jones is down about half a percent. the s&p 500 is down for tens of 1%. activision blizzard not having a good day. gamers not so thrilled with the improvements on call of duty. united rentals down more than 9%. is upn see that the vix to just slightly, about 18.5. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. guy: in london, i am guy johnson. this is the european close on bloomberg markets. let's talk about the european earnings season getting into higher gear today. the french and giant regaining some suiting -- ag giant regaining some footing and what is a challenging market. kammeljoined by benedikt live out of berlin. let's talk about expectations before we talk about results as we enter this earnings season. i have a chart. european automakers the cheapest since 2012 going into this earnings season. expec

. >> courtney pasch with build. it was for sale and rentals. that's why the range is wider than in section 415. >> so maybe you guys can just think about clearing that up for the over all. >> when we finalize this in a final vote, it would be helpful to have it clearly spelled out. i hear supervisor kim -- through the chair? >> i do think it's helpful to include who is eligible at each rental price. i emphasize why i can't accept 140% as the highest band for the rental price. i would have take this stuff and i'm at 140% of average median income and i want to i'm a renter and i spend too much in rent. i would not want to spend $3,000 a month on a studio. that is what you are including as your contribution to the city's affordable housing crisis. i just don't see how that's acceptable. >> this is courtney pasch, this is still in the housing plan that we are capped at 80% of the market rate and the bayview or district 10, i believe. so, if the market rent is less than 140, we would not be able to rent at 140% a.m.i. remember, 140% is also for sale