a birds eye view of the economy and politics in croatia.s croatian president joins to talk about a meeting with therese -- mark: 30 minutes to the end of wednesday session. down,quities, the ftse you can see that in the left-hand column. mirror .5%.a -- a mere port -- a mere one half of 1%. on the brexit decision-making process, she wants to keep her negotiating very close. and wein europe are down are awaiting the fed minutes. deutsche bank, interesting news after raising $3 billion. for $1.5bank returns billion, twice what it paid to aro a year ago. mostly the same investors who bought last week operating at a slightly lower premium at 290 basis points. pointsmium was 300 basis compared with 143 basis points. this shows that borrowing costs have risen at deutsche bank. deutsche bank dollar-denominated bonds, and the blue bar is the average yield on bank bonds generally. get to a gold and silver producer listed here in the u.k. which said that production ofwed to two availability equipment. since the stock fell to a 170year low in septembe

mountains i in northern croatia were b bnketed i in heavy snowfafall. a stotorm caused up to 3 30 centimeterers of snow earliliers week withh strong winds,s, a blizzard took place making the roads impassable. weatheher improved on wednesday but a rainstorm is expected in the balkan peninsula during the weekend. it is potent and a low pressure system over the peninsula caused significant flooding in romania. also it caused some damage across ukraine. one person was killed due to a falling tree. the system is now located over the balkan -- actually, the black sea region. that is causising -- this syste will cause some heavy r rainfal for the valalleys and also snowfall up in the mountains. we have reports of gusts of about 140 kilometers per hour in the south of france. now, temperatures are going to be in the single digits in warsaw. now, let's go to asia. there's a tropical depression which is expected to move into cambodia as well as vietnam. there's another tropical depression just to the east of the philippines. this is expected to intensify ininto a

one vineyard in croatia is testing it switching out the for for honey. the family owns the vineyard is a group of beekeepers. they produced the honey on site, providing a similar sweetness to producible year-round. >> i always wanted to go to croatia, now i have a reason.>>> subaru recalling 600,000 vehicles because overheat.>> the recall affects legacy and outback 2010-2014. so far, no injuries. >>> new legislation in california paves the way to test self driving vehicles on some public roads with no backup driver inside. it's the f for the car industry. previous laws only allowed testing when a person was still sitting in the driver seat.>>> most of the dollars or so to fill up for gas. of florida couple was surprised to see their bill. when they check their account they discovered they had been charged $10,000 for more than 27,000 gallons of gas and the woman says the gas station owner was no help at all.>> it stemmed from the glitch in his gas pump and he just wouldn't ever own up to the fact that he was wrong.>> so she put them on blast here. she go

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. >>> new california is testing-and wine is being made without grapes in croatia. wine is being made from honey and people are buzzing about it. see what we did? similar sweetness can be made. >> the iconic talking teddy bear, remember this, yep, now making a comeback. but it's going high-tech. those big giant audio cassettes. >> "harry potter" makes big return to theaters. >>> halloween is a couple weeks away and this week, costumes are going political. the presidential candidates, they're trumping all others. they're capitalizing on the campaign craziness and expect to sell hundreds of them by halloween. >>> "harry potter" movies are coming back, they'll be at imax starting on october 13, for one week. that's the spin off that returns. where to find them hits imax on november 18. >>> braves bid farewell to turner field. fans showed up to kiss the ted good-bye. watch, here it comes. caught locking lips on the kiss cam. this was the stadium that's converted after 1996. >> i lived right next door to turner field, i interned. must have been crazy. >> d-backs, back to

croatia's president says the uk departure from the european union won't destroy the country 's close ties with the trading block. the president said the country will remain anchored in europe. suppose it's for you to decide if it will be a soft or hard briggs it -- brexit. the government is urging people to ignore rumors on social media about the health of the king. the prime minister cut short a saying it wasurn to prepare for an audience with the crown prince. the public should rely on official announcements. concern has coincided with a tumbling stock market. global news powered by 2600 journalists and in 120 countries, this is bloomberg. fed minutes have given investors some insight. some of the members voted to keep rates unchanged said the decision was a close call. so is it a done deal? and if not, what could stop it? we are joined by life investment director. a done deal? >> december looks increasingly likely. it is virtually relevant. making money on that type of news and taking much longer. what matters is what type of hiking cycle we've got. what is more likely than anythi

actually parts of croatia could see wind gusts upwards 70, 80 kilometers per hour.t least things do dry up as we head into friday and saturday across italy here. that's going to help with some of those recovery efforts and assessing that damage. but have to get through thursday first. at least through the morning hours. looking at widespread thunderstorms out across this region. of course, still igger picture, thunderstorms there for you, but oes l like things are staying on the chilly side back i do want to mention moscow and kiev. snowfall here in your forecast. highs around the freezing point here on thursday. take a look here back toward the americas. actually have several areas. one here in the central u.s. and the other one in the pacific northwest. now, this has been pumping moisture onshore for several days now and we have been seeing that threat of flooding. still gusty winds out ere. some areas 70, 80 kilometers per hour. that's going to be one of the biggest things we're looking at into this area over the next several days. but if we turn our attention ba

you know, what happened in nazi germany or rwanda, croatia, [bleep] happened overnight.wing hate that we have here in america is something we are going to have to work on long after trump lose the election it is telling people like mart smart people like new the media, you can communicate it in a funny enough way that people will digest it and understand that all the people of abraham are the sames, muslims, jews, christian, buddhists, we all have the same aspirations and hopes and desires. and that is something that we should, as americans, we should want to give everybody the same right, the same kind of freedom, the same kind of happiness that we want for ourselves. that is how we become more happy. and that is simple. (applause). >> trevor: you are some what of a. >> why are you taller than me like that. i can drop mine way down. is that good. can i do that. >> much better. >> trevor: comfortable now? >> much better. >> trevor: so why do you-- when you-- you are some what of a scholar when it comes to religion. you are some of what a scholar when it comes to religion

steves: while neighboring croatia is famous for its coastline, slovenia enjoys its own 29-mile stretchadriatic seafront. that's about one inch per resident. its best stop -- the town of piran. many adriatic towns are overwhelmed by tourists and concrete, but piran has kept itself charming and in remarkably good repair while holding the tourist sprawl at bay. crowded onto the tip of its peninsula, piran can't grow. the main square was once a protected harbor until it began to stink so badly they had to fill it in. a colorful mix of work and pleasure boats fill today's harbor. these days, piran's walls are inviting, rather than defensive, and the town is simply an enjoyable place in which to relax. explore the evocative back lanes. hike up to the cathedral. scale the venetian-style bell tower. on top, catch your breath by enjoying views of piran and nearly the entire slovenian coastline. the traffic-free harbor front, lined with slovenes enjoying fresh seafood, is made to order for a stroll. swimmers frolic while sunbathers claim more than their share of the national coastline. piran clu

athletes, wakeboarding while pulled by a crane off the coast of croatia, doing flips and tricks.wanted to do something crazy. and new. they absolutely realize their dreams. shipping containers. up next, donald trump, said that hillary clinton presidency could be bought and paid for. >> information came out today just a while ago. that more devastating than anything you have seen so far. hillary clinton puts the office of secretary of state up for sale, if she got the chance she would put the oval office up for stale also. lou: doug mechanical way -- will take a deeper look his report coming up next. stay with us issue we'll be i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it transformed treatment as the first cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. harv

athletes, wakeboarding while pulled by a crane off the coast of croatia, doing flips and tricks.wanted to do something crazy. and new. they absolutely realize their dreams. shipping containers. up next, donald trump, said that hillary clinton presidency could be bought and paid for. >> information came out today just a while ago. that more devastating than anything you have seen so far. hillary clinton puts the office of secretary of state up for sale, if she got the chance she would put the oval office up for stale also. lou: doug mechanical way -- will take a deeper look his report coming up next. stay with us issue we'll be right back. my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? you took away my strongest ally -- my father. but you didn't know me.

corner could not contact family and lost everything to ask a journalist, with the bbc to please go to croatia and looked up my daughter to tell them i am okay he took the notes to the daughters and said please know that mommy and daddy are okay. everything will be fine. we will be sipping tea together soon. he knew that they would not make it. he had written this generous note and delivered it to the daughter knowing in all reality it was very of likely they would never see them again. and he pointed out this is one of the things that was inspiring as they refuse to let them take his dignity but he wore the thai. -- the necktie. so these remarkable stories the alliance and the lives and remarkable people. is a lot of things access it is key. journalists are always negotiating so they ask for permission sometimes they get it and sometimes they don't. many of those that i interviewed, some of them used guess. -- a gift. another will not let me be feel food she is that will pack cache and alcohol in to her luggage and that customs they would take them out that was part of the customer if he then

in lost his regional sea to hungry and coloration -- in croatia.ker leader confidence vote on thursday. tomorrow's socialist party rivals have agreed to abstain in the second vote. that sul

in lost his regional sea to hungry and coloration -- in croatia. lost aetaker leader confidence vote on thursday. tomorrow's socialist party rivals have agreed to abstain in the second vote. that should give him a simple majority. he has been a prey -- prime minister for 10 months. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. bloomberg technology is next. ♪ emily: on emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology." more e-mails coming back to haunt hillary clinton. a new inquiry there is a controversy back into the presidential race. eight tech earnings bonanza this week. some of the biggest names reporting. they will look at the winners and losers. after qualcomm announces the biggest deal in the chip in history history, the ceo gives us his take on the future of computing. to a rapidly developing story. u.s. stocks took a hit on friday afternoon after the fbi three opened his investigation into hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server ball serving as secretary of state. director james

couple living in a corner of a shutout hotel lost everything and asking the journalists if you go to croatia look at my daughters in time and we are okay. he took them out to the dodgers and saddened please no mommy and daddy are okay, everything is going to be signed and we are going to be sipping tea together very soon. they knew they weren't going to make a period he deserted to the daughters knowing in all reality it's very unlikely they are ever going to see the kids again. one of the things he pointed out is a guy wearing a tie. this is one of the things that was inspiring was the guy refused to let him take his dignity. you wear that tie. these are just remarkable stories and lies that i heard from people. it's a lot of things. one is access. access is key. they're asking for permission. sometimes they try to go in anyway. .. >> so the second thing is journalists' to own interests matter so much, and earlier when i said, you know, this sense of empathy. there's a sense of empathy, but there's also a sense of outrage. they are generally covering these things that are outrageous, that t

whether they are in croatia or in afghanistan. they want to know because we are so important to the world, world economy and world security. ladies and gentlemen, this is -- i will be blunt and short about this. this is a man who said and believes wages of american workers are too high. this is important that everybody know who the man is. this is a guy who didn't know that crimea was part of ukraine and had been forcibly invaded by russian military. this is a man who in the last debate refused to acknowledge what 17 of the intelligence agencies have confirmed. flatly stated that russia and are hacking the files in order to impact on the outcome of the election. when he says to the world listening that i know the intelligence agencies don't know what they are talking about. what does it say about us? that plays directly into the hands of putin who is using the propaganda at home. saddam. he wants strong leaders. i'm being deadly earnest, man. this bothers me. he says our military coalition that is breaking the back of isis in the

secretary ron brown if you go back to 1996, you remember his plane went down and croatia and there's several more that have happened, but in the end thankfully everyone is safe. >> my point is that was a big of exaggeration. we're glad he was okay but this was a fairly minor accident with the plane sliding. >> it skidded off the runway, but it shows you these guys are in the air all the time. >> won't affect the race at all. >> absolutely he'll be back tomorrow. >> donald trump was saying he is winning and am slaimming clinto in the polls let's listen. >> i'm thinking to myself we should just cancel the election and just give it to trump, right? what are we having it for? her policies are so bad. >> he is mugging for the crowd though but a lot of his supporters believe he could be cheated out of a win. >> we just did a poll and asked this specific question, you know, do you have confidence that votes are going to be accounted accurately. the clinton voters, 88% said they thought they would be counted accurately, only 49% of trump voters thought they would be counted accurately it. re

not able to contact their family and asking the journalists, the bbc journalists, he was going to croatia and he said would you please look at my daughter and tell them we are okay. so, the journalist did that. he took the note to the daughter and the note said: please no mommy and daddy are okay. everything will be fine and we will sip tea together very soon. that was so got team to the journalist because he knew that they would not make it work they had written this generous notes and he delivered it to the daughter knowing in all reality it was very unlikely they would ever see their kids again. one of the things he pointed out was the guy was wearing a tight he said this was one of the things that was inspiring. the guy refused to take-- to let them take his dignity. they took every thing else, but he were that high, so these were just remarkable stories and remarkable lives that i heard from these people who i think are also remarkable people. why do we get the stories we get? , it's a lot of things. access, access is key. journalists are always negotiating this, so they ask for perm

russia lost its regional seat to hungary and croatia. u.n. ambassador rice playing down the importance of the move. the pentagon has canceled 22 programs in advanced development after spending a combined $58.3 billion on them since 2002. that is according to the defense department's latest assessment of its acquisition performance. among the weapons, boeing's ground-based vehicle network for the army. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: we are 30 minutes from the close of trading in the united states, live from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york, i'm scarlet fu. matt: i matt miller. oliver: i am oliver renick. matt: -- oliver: the question is, "what'd you miss?" matt: word of the fbi's renewed investigation sent u.s. shares dropping near session highs. mexico's peso seen as a proxy for market perception. ofwill have full coverage this dramatic development as we count you down to the u.s. closing bell. ♪ scarlet: take a l

connect of congress, ron brown, his plane went down in croatia. several more have happened. in the end, thankfully everyone is safe. >> my point is that is a bit of an exaggeration. we are glad he is okay. but this was a fairly minor. >> it skidded to have runway. but these guys are in the air all the time. >> let's listen to this. >> just thinking to myself right now, we should just cancel the election and just give it to trump, right? what are we even having it for? what are we having it for? her policies are so bad. >> he is mug forth the crowd. but a lot of his supporters believe he could be cheated out of a win right? >> they do. we did a poll this past week and asked them this specific question, do you have confidence that the votes are going to be counted accurately. the clinton voters, 88% said they would be counted accurately, only 49% of trump voters thought they would be counted accurately. it goes to show you what the divide is in this country politically and particularly in this election with these two candidates. >> trump is raising the specter of rigged follow

croatia... and costa rica... family members have now traveled to the island 900 miles east of kenya, since the state department cannot return the sisters to the u-s. autopsy results are still pending. their deaths remain an open investigation. where it's still unclear if foul play was at hand.. or if their passing was a up... don't shoot... hands up.... don't shoot." in el cajon, california -- protests continue after police release footage of the shooting death of unarmed "alfred olango." we want to warn you -- the video is graphic. the video shows alfred olango walking away from an officer who is following him. a second officer drives up in a patrol car. the video is blurred but police say it shows olango pointing a cl at officers moments before the shooting. officer richard gonsalves fired four shots at olango. officer josh mcdaniel deployed his taser. as tensions fly high -- officials are preparing for unrest to continue.. as a precaution -- police have asked businesses in the area to close for the weekend. "i

i think this is the first time in a long time that a party won against the populist party in croatia.pen in france and germany and other countries, to actually believe that the political environment could change such that we could be more hopeful for grip. it's good to ask the question but it's impossible. the elections in germany will be bad no matter what the outcome is, maybe there could be a good event in france, i don't no, i'm not really hopeful. we are struggling in spain with no real solution and in the rather unimportant countries like the one i come from in austria or the other regions that we have, you have a clear tendency away from democracy to some form of some funny type of anarchy with a little bit of dictatorship. it's a really nice mixture. it seems to be working rather well. if the politicians are absent, we have some country where there's a completely inactive government. the government doesn't know what to do with the central bank anymore in the parliament is run by three crazy guys who, one is liberal, one is communist and the other is conservative and they do wh

. >>> winter isn't here yet, but it certainly has arrived in croatia.rms covered the mountain region with up to 12 inches of snow. >>> and cuteness alert. aren't they cute? look at the tiger cubs. thrilling visitors at a zoo in east china. the zoo cokeepers say they he'd three pounds of chicken and four pounds of beef each day. one, two, three, everybody go aw. >> aw. >> thank you. >> that's a lot of meat for a little cub. >> for a little cub. >> a growing cub. >> seven pounds. >> i know. >> prices are coming down. >> that's like an average lunch in america now. >> i know, but aren't they cute? they're going to grow into those ears. they're going to grow into those ears and hence the seven pounds of meat per day. >> so cute. >> sue, thanks. >> got it. >> oil market closing for the day. jackie deangelis fears no tigers. >> hi, brian. crude prices were down for the session, but closing over 50, even though we dropped under that mark for one point early on. not surprising that the market is still hopeful about this opec deal. but how many times has opec sp

croatia's president says the departure -- britain's departure from the european union on affected tradinglock. the country will remain anchored to europe. it is for you to decide whether it will be a soft or hard brexit that i would assume that the connections will remain very close area. u.k. housing market strengthened after the shock of brexit faded. that is according to the royal institution that says values also continue to decline in central london. incur --government prime minister cut short the provincial trip to return to bangkok saying he was prepared for an audience with the crown prince. concern over the monarch has coincided with the stock market. global news, 24 hours a day powered by 2600 journalists in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. let's have a look at what is happening to markets today. the biggest fall since september 26. stocks falling for the sixth they. 1% decline today. the big news is that of china which is why we are seeing the dollar fall, the yen rise. most,exports dropping the global demand remaining tepid. 1.74% yesterday, it rose to the .ighest since

we also have an interview with croatia's president.ter the european union. and the european single markets. and she'll have a lot to say about the brecksit -- brexit vote. david: we'll talk about those fed mids coming out shortly. this is bloomberg. jon: from new york city i'm jonathan ferro. we are about 19 minutes into this session. here's how we stand here in the united states. equities are lower by about a fifth of one 1% on the dow. the story actually the other asset classes nfx, the stronger pound story that's developed. the commodities, softer session for crude. has started to accelerate, down to $50 a barrel. dropped south of that briefly. in the u.k., just a few hours ago, british prime minister theresa may, addressed parliament. >> what we are going to do is be ambitions is our negotiations to negotiate the best deal for the british people. and will include the maximum possible access to the european market for firms to trade with and operate within the european market. jon: addressing the economists today during the foreign

and instead, we went ahead and supported every independent, whether it was croatia or bosnian group,expressed interest in becoming independent. thosef we had supported doctors, lawyers, the people who will --he 1984 syria sarajevo olympics, it was a spit in their eye. yugoslavia was a good country and we let it get fretted away. matthew: gary, i talked a little bit earlier about the domestic and political dimon like -- political dynamic that led to the breakdown in the it's 1990's. important to point out, and you give us a good opportunity to do that, there was simultaneously a geopolitical dynamic. we heard a lot of -- a lot about yugoslavia. the perception of that is true, even if the purpose was to provide security for countries that wanted it and a qualified. at the same time trust between , the russians and the americans was completely obliterated by in story of the war yugoslavia, starting with bosnia which was successful in terms of the cooperation. but when it came to kosovo in 1999, this is when most of it -- serbia was waging a war against the croatian army in the south of