deal as we sawj john cryer head to washington for the imf meeting.hat will this mean for the future of this german lender. this is the european open. ♪ caroline: welcome back to the european open. live here in frankfurt talking deutsche bank. keep an eye on that stack. the dax underperforming potentially because deutsche bank could once again be in the line of fire in terms of selloff. down 3%. no deal struck with the doj. remember, we also saw that push higher on friday in hopes in the u.s. time that we could see q atar increase its desire for this stock. the royal family could be upping their state to 29%. guy: a lot of talk about that. who would be coming to the rescue of deutsche bank. that is one of the big stories we will be watching. it is called lower at the morning -- this morning. pushing marginally higher. it is columbus day in the u.s. in the treasury market is closed. the european market is about to open. that story is next. guy: good morning and welcome to bloomberg markets, the european open. i am here in the city of london. caroline h

. >> you're a pretty cryer because i have seen you cry. you are compared to me very pretty. >> nobody is a pretty cryer. >> yeah some people are. some people are. [laughter] >> here's stats on this. survey shows 74% of people say the last place they cried was at 41% of women admit to crying at work. almost half. >> that's a lot. >> only 9% of guys. what do you think is the number one reason people report crying at work? >> just overly stressed overly worked. >> you think it's work related ? >> no i think, i think something at work will snap them, but i don't think it has anything to do with work. i think it's an amount of stress or emotion or hormones that is built-up in your own personal life and something at work sets it off. >> yeah stress from home. something personal. who do you think is more sympathetic to crying at work men or women? >> men. >> absolutely. do most people think it hurts your career to cry at work? >> yes. >> yes i thought that was interesting. here's our soundoff get. i like this it's a great transition to our next s

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. >> i'm not a huge cryer so all mye oceans came at the same time just to see her, running toward me and my sisters, so it was the most amazing feeling you you can ever have. >> awesome home coming. the sergeant went from classroom to classroom thanking students for their letters and care packages and planning to same surprise for her son in another school in the city as well today. so we weren't able to gather, you know, that home coming but we can imagine how that one went. >> i feel it right here. >> you feel it. >> it is amazing all those care packages really help. >> they make all of the difference. >> thanks, natasha. >>> it is largest conference of its kind in just three minutes why it is bringing women all over philadelphia. plus this. >>> i'm not a big make up wear tore begin with but doing something with lining them with the lip liner, it did seem like a hassle to me. >> new treatment doctors are calling a game changer, i'm stephanie stahl and we speak to the local mother that is now available in our area, kate. >>> we have a blustery chilly friday evening, that will give w

. >> stephen: i'm a sad on the outside cryer. you were an improviser, right? >> i was, yes. >> stephen: where? >> i was a member of the groundlings. >> stephen: do you go do sets in los angeles? >> yes. >> stephen: i haven't done it in forever. i think i would suck now. >> no. >> stephen: it's like a sport, your backhand. you lose it if you don't use it. it could be painful to die up >> yeah, i've done that a lot. >> stephen: do you have particularly painful memories of dying on stage? >> you know, groundlings, one time i did a sketch that, in my mind, it was so funny when i wrote it, but when we put it up, yeah, it was going so badly, and i still had, like, four more minutes left of it. you could hear crickets. and i somehow projected into the audience and watched myself on seeing and how bad it was and all that made me laugh so hard that i wet my pants. ( laughter ) >> stephen: and did you share that with the audience? >> i shared it with the stage manager who was bringing out a couch and i was, like, put it over there. ( laughter ) >> stephen: that's a bett

that and we do understand this man, john cryer, has not finished his situation with the year j, and samsunghave halted its production of following anote 7 recall over it catching fire. it is going to be a big week. we have got janet yellen speaking and the minutes. we have got. there is the dollar/mexican peso. one thing strikes me. as you said, the peso rallied as much as 2%. that is when the debate ticked off. we gave back some of those. the best-performing currency since the first debate three weeks ago, the dollar/mexican peso. on friday, it lost as much as 6% before it bounced back, regaining most of that lost ground, but now down one quarter of 1%. the way to, on denmark and the netherlands to try to build understanding with leaders around what she is trying to do with breaks it. -- with brexit. and now, we will get it right. this is the yuan. reopened after the golden week, but this decline in fx reserves, that is the lowest since 2011, so anybody who thinks that the chinese are not in their barrier of 6.7 are, indeed, misguided. oil is down. will it give above -- get above $50? any

. >> i'm not a huge cryer so all of my emotions came at the same time to see her running toward me, mynephew, my sister. so it was a most amazing dealing you could ever have. >> natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> so touching. >>> happening today the world's largest conference of female engineers continues in philadelphia. this society of women engineers annual conference is and way at the pennsylvania convention center. the conference is bringing in more than 9,000 women to philadelphia, and it will have an estimated economic impact of at least ten million-dollar. the conference, end today. >>> still ahead one of the largest rowing competitions in the world returns to the the schuylkill river this weekend. plus this... >> why some families are painting their halloween pumpkins tiehl and why health advocates want one of these on every block in america. i'm kenneth craig in heartsville new york with that story coming up. >>> also coming up how facebook is getting into the spooky spirit this halloween. >>> chilly start to the day but warm up is ahead, plus when you might see m

. >> i'm not a huge cryer so all of my emotions came at the same time just to see her running towardmy sisters, so it was the most amazing feeling you could ever have. >> reporter: natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> i just love those reunions. >>> happening today world's largest conference of the fee hail engineers continue here in philadelphia. this is society of would hen engineers annual conference is underway right now at pennsylvania convention center. the conference is bringing in more than 9,000 women to philadelphia, and it will have an estimated economic impact of at least ten million-dollar, the conference end today. >>> still ahead a would hand says that she was booted from instagram because of her work out videos. she posted videos for years, sometimes in skimpy work out the gear, what she says she was showing this time that she believes got her account cancelled. >>> and then ahead in sports the football frenzy, highlights from and the friday night lights. >> it is the seventh inning, last chance to order beer. >> chicago cubs biggest fan rallies the crowd wi

. >> crying, baby in the church, we have a cryer. >> i understand that. >> but most recent i have seensearch, one in 88 children are now being diagnosed with autism. so what does that mean? is society not going to allow these people some leeway? are we not going to be compassionate to one in 88 people with a neurologic disorder. we don't lock people up like this anymore. >> we have to get up to speed on this. >> people need to educate themselves, they need to be more tolerant and open minded. people are so fast to judge what is going on. they are just like he is just being bratty, he has autism, it is a newer lodge will california disorder. >> since this incident have you heard back from friendly's. >> i actually have, yesterday afternoon one of the higher up administrators called me and she was very sympathetic. she aid friendly's was a family restaurant and they would be educating their staff on special needs. >> they say more businesses more restaurants they should have training so they can understand and know when it comes to situations like this. >> absolutely, my husband said the

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cryer n:on how does john navigate because he can't give s an update until he knows the materials? you and your colleagues many times. for john t a small victory here and there. and he will be posting some small victories within the numbers. people expecting another loss. there's going to be a question mark about can they gather anything for additional litigations in the quarter. and also as we just touched on, you know, are they still getting revenue coming in the door where it's probably chatting about what's happening in the bank as soon as the morning meeting is over. david: compare and contrast barclays with deutsche bank. there's a perception that bark cleese is further along in the -- barclays is further along. will we learn these announcements that will indicate hether that is right or not? >> it has two businesses in the form of this u.k. retail business. 20% business and bark collie -- barclay card. and to a degree, it's further along the line in trying to understand what tpts its investment bank to looks like. jonathan: further along the line in terms of what they want t

they have endorsed john cryer on what to do with the bank. have things changed?given what we have seen happen? what's that is a good question. them thatrnationally she does have a lot of support. some reports would say the opposite. know how he can do what he wants to do quicker. sayings is running out we know this is the right plan. we support you. you are the right guy. but we want to see results sooner. it is a tight spot for him. a lot of it is out of his hands. it is deals of regulators. the d.o.j. on mortgages is a huge millstone for them. when they move past that, maybe investors will be happier. he is in a tight spot. there is not a lot he can say at this stage. david: what sort of timetable are we talking about? how long are investors willing to give him to start showing signs of tangible progress on the legal overhang? bank has said the this will be a peek restructuring year. investors say we get it we would like to see progress by the third quarter. see progresser we this next week or not is a matter of debate. the fourth quarter we will see the headco