as the csi 300. see the biggest drop for chinese stocks, down 4.3%, that we have seen since what looks like february of 2016. is it really that bad? concern dueent-up to the holiday week? or is this more of a concern about the outlook, the discounting mechanism of stocks in their profitability the potential going forward? >> as anna mentioned earlier, part of this is certainly due to the fact but the market was off last week. but i think if we step back and we think about growth in china out into next year, the chinese market is down, asia's market down, copper is down, currency is weaker, chinese bond yields are lower, all year to date. if you know nothing else, all four of those things are all confirming the idea that growth is going to be weaker over the coming 12 months. i think that is something that should continue to matter to braod investors, as long as those things continue to point to slower growth. it is something that is weighing on emerging markets. the reason we are underweight e.m. equ

down, but nowwere seeing a 2.7% jump in the csi 300. on the back of the verbal intervention we had? >> very much so. it has been a very the little session -- volatile session. we have seen this for the past week and a half or so. between gains and losses. certainly at the open, it was a sea of red. the chinese markets opened down 1% within minutes. now we have got significant gains. as we have been talking about all morning, the slew of chinese regulators came out and pledged they were going to addresses some of these risks tied to stock holdings had been used as collateral for loans. a complex concept. somewhat unique to the chinese market. a representation of the leverage hanging over the chinese market. spooking investors when companies get in trouble. thee are seeing asia-pacific index, unchanged after losses. put this in a global context. we are seeing u.s. and european higher.utures pointing what is going to be driving sentiment for the rest of the trading session through to the u.s.? a positive session. economicad some weaker dat

look at the csi 300. this is all about this support.d four straight weeks of losses in asia. -- csi up there on unwavering support, bouncing up from a four-year low. it is the yield on the tenure government bond in italy that it has notlutely -- gone to junk. it is stable according to moody's. is the softest possible move and a relief for investors. the spread will there. -- the spread will and now row -- will narrow. btp-bund spread below 300 basis points. incould see a positive open equity markets in 40 minutes time. part of that could be driven with the chinese equity markets. italy playing into that as well. a little lower on friday. a risk on day. u.s. futures have turned positive. we got the news out of china. s&p futures at 0.25%. the benchmark did close be hot -- below its moving average. italian bonds trading lower. removed the immediate moody's- movies -- removed the immediate threat of a downgrade. thank you for your patience as we talked to michael o'leary. i know you love talking italy. spread is below 300 basis points. it

what you are seeing on the terminal, csi 300, broader 4.3%.e index closed up 37 $.20.ferent index. surged.ghai searched -- over the has to three years, still down 21%. areidea that chinese stocks rallying today in the mix of all bear market. citigroup, the picture this paints is we are in it a bear market for chinese markets.or a lot of em it has been 80's and rally, is it time to go back in and start buying? think more broadly, we are in a trading environment instead of investing environment. we have had a decent move this morning following economic data that is the worst it has been since 2009. we see more clarity over ae trade issues, this remains more of a tactical trading market that investing. anna: good morning and nice to see you. one of the things were watching is the rebound in chinese stocks and has everybody talking about what drove equities lower a week or so ago. is it all about inflation? i have a chart here, the fed is tracking bitg, a -- both. it isces talking about not the best indicator of where the market is. we have heard powell downplaying the rol

uh, csi 300 down the most in 15 weeks. 3.2% now. looking at the breakdown, 17 up out of the 300. 11 are unchanged. down at the moment. the most since august. , this drop is not that bad considering the 5.4% slump we had in hong kong. garfield: it is very much the case of let's see where we are by the end of the day. there have been plenty of occasions where china stocks turned around remarkably in the second half, either on anticipation or actually having foreigners come in, or because the national team is seen as in buying shares. drop youy of the 5% might have expected if you want to draw a line. we also have the yuan, again, it's weak, but the pboc put in a fixed that was obviously trying to restrain that weakness. nobody would expect that even if it could that the pboc and authorities which try to actually force gains on the market today, because they do need to adjust to what went on and were else. -- everywhere else. the question is whether the route can be stopped or delayed willing enough. wesa people who said, thought chine

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the csi 300 has been higher but it is flat to negative. the indian sensex losing ground.f we can throughout the other side of the gmm let's see where we are on the sovereign debt and commodities story. we have been talking about commodities. about the relationship between chinese equity markets and the global commodities trade , it is ella may week in london so we have been talking to investors about commodities. couple emphasized the supply story. even though we have these trade will -- trade concerns, in many cases we are told it is the supply side that is guiding prices higher despite concerns about the demand story. cut its growthas forecast for the first time in more than two years, the letter said the world economy is towing and blames escalating trade tensions and stress in emerging markets. japanese shares slumped after andng back from a holiday 10 year treasury yields hit a seven-year high. they were on holiday yesterday, u.s. bond traders were out for columbus day. joining us is mark cudmore. an interesting mea culpa as an appointed out from one of the big wigs

the csi 300 down. 3.3%. overall, the equity route continuing in the asian session.'s check in on the markets around the world. here is dani burger. let's start with you. it looks like indi

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down more than 5% on the csi in the chinese market.real selling coming across in technology and there is a luxury angle to it. we will talk about what has been driving the selloff. president trump has his own views. let's open up equity markets for you. we are expecting some weakness, expecting technology stocks a little weaker, but dialog imiconductor has this news get -- from apple and that can play against the grain. also bear in mind europe isn't quite as heavy on technology. europe is a little better on the wase side and as dani talking about, it is perhaps the growth away from -- value away from growth. down byeeing the ibex 1.8%, one of the biggest lower. the ftse down by 1.2%. matt, what do you see on the imap? matt: not nearly the kind of drop as far as size as we saw across asia or the u.s., but we do see a similar imap. the picture is going to be all red across the board. i.t., tech stocks leading the way down just as they did in the u.s.. when you look at individual winners and losers, itss&p 500 yesterday in biggest drop s

. >> we talked about chinese stocks, up 4% on the csi 300.ot through, 5% on the china small caps. we saw the brunt of these cloud shares in shenzhen, and it seems like we are seeing a relief rally after the unwavering support from the likes of president xi jingping, possible tax cuts underway. let's bring in stephen engle, joining us from hong kong. it goes to show how much pressure china is facing. >> absolutely. , senior out the calvary officials in the chinese government have come out in support of the market. we heard xi jingping saying unwavering support for the private actor, but also the chief economic advisor saying the government values at healthy stock market. the bank and insurance regulator saying the slump in stocks doesn't reflect fundamentals and even the central bank governor saying the pboc is studying measures to ease measures. they called it a sissy or international situation. it is exacerbated by this stocks slump, losing more than $3 million -- $3 trillion. 30% thereabouts since the january high. we are seeing a rally --

the csi 300 up 1.5%. the japan market doing very well today as well as the hong kong market. manus mentioned the indian market, too. weakness coming through in some of these equity markets including south korea and australia. when we look at docs, though, they are quite a big lot of movers to the downside today. we had in the u.s. session texas instruments warning about its profit which has hit a lot of these tech players in asia. simcoe in japan off by almost 10%. subaru in the took his session under pressure. it missed its targets and stumbled the most since december 20. i do not know where the americans are getting their wine from, but it's not australia. we have seen that fall by 8%. manus, nejra. manus: i know it is a shock. are a lot of countries in the world that produce wine. julia solly supporting the wine industry in singapore. saly supporting the wine industry in singapore. to what extent do you think this means that mr. draghi, what would it take for draghi, for the euro to rally? this is the question. there is no plan b. more from the prime minister. let's get ba

chart of thes is a csi 300 index in china.e wondering, why sure charge about china when it is a holiday this week in the country? but when people have a whole week of holiday of this lovely chart, they will come back even more bullish than before. we are having a breakout after several months of decline. the last time we had such a breakout like this was two years ago. it went into a very long trend for the csi. maybe we will see something like that when china comes back from holiday. david: i like the optimism. certainly it is time to reflect when things are quiet. put it this way. what you did was you brought a decently priced bottle of wine. it is likely good friend has a birthday, that is the kind of thing you would bring. although i would say, you take it today because you brought out a bottle of dom. that is it today. fanciness, really. congratulations. yvonne: thank you gentlemen. of course her bloomberg users you can interact with the charts. analysis.n key save the charts for your personal collection if you like. davi

shery: we saw the csi 300 say the worst they following since 2008.owing the impact of that fall right there. in your notes, you have a very optimistic view of what will happen to the index by your end. >> we're looking at 3800. we're so holding that you. -- that view. september was a positive performing month. inwas sort of a rough week october. the prius percent best-of-three was percent is catching up --the three plus percent is catching up. >> there is a buyer and then there is a seller. i think your college just mentioned that one plus billion, it was a large fall or about flow but it was the second this year. there was a bigger one of february. -- in february. just reaction to harder market performing hong kong. we do expect global investor will continue to look at it. the marketing to appear in the states, we will see investors are looking at increasing allocating to china equity markets. get -- you see that immediately follow through to sentiment. what are we to investors not in china were usually pretty supportive? why aren't they responding

the csi 300 overnight, in some ways kind of started this. into thetrading lower close overnight.is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: we have a selloff that is continuing to accelerate. nasdaq. the worst performer is caterpillar after disappointing earnings down nine point 4%. some better performers including verizon of 3%. united technologies as well. above 23. also euro-yen is a good barometer of the risk sentiment. the yen.e fleeing to nymex crude oil continues to fall. italyl be talking about later on. a little lower than where it was last week. guy: here's kailey leinz. turkey's president recep tayyip erodgan isn't buying the saudi version of the murder of jamal khashoggi. he says his killing and the saudi consulate in his dental was the result of a early planned plot and he wants the king to hold the perpetrators to account. >> placing the blame on a few security officials will satisfy neither of us nor the international community. >> south korea's president has formerly -- formally approved his reconciliation deal with kim jong-un. the ratification will help efforts to get rid of nuclea

they developed a csi team which is community resilience group and security initiative and they have cutting-edge innovative ways to come back to oversee in this country. arthel: in for guard.org. it is spelled infragard.org. infragard.org. i want to ask you this. we are running out of time but i'm going to go here. should social media outlets that allow hatred, bigger and threatening messages fall under the jurisdiction of authorities instead of under the banner of free speech. from an investigative standpoint i will tell you although your spyware to cases i wouldn't know what people are talking about and who they're talking to. keep those channels open even if you are monitoring them very closely. arthel: good point. let them show their hands is what you're saying. 25 years as a special agent and it is infragard.org. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> the caribbean migrants we are told is continuing its march to our country. the mexican police abandoning their barricades in the administration says they will not come here. transfer the president vowing to stop the caravan as he makes immigrat

moutai is down 20% since mid-june and one of the worst performers on the csi 300.ral-bank of indonesia says bank of china -- officials be allowed tod operate in partnership with local banks. indonesia is trying to boost tourism and export earnings after it was caught up in the emerging market rout. that's about it for "bloomberg daybreak: australia." we will be around for daybreak asia as trading in new zealand is underway. where a few minutes out from the opening in australia. yesterday was a very bearish day. the u.s. performing somewhat better than the asian session with a number of markets falling close to 3%. the pan and china among them, looking like a lackluster be to the trading day overseeing potentially a little bit of bounce in sydney futures ahead of the open. shery: and will discuss all this .est neck twidale he said we will see further depreciation in the yuan in the short to medium term. we'll ask him about what to expect in currencies. that's it for "bloomberg daybreak: australia." this is bloomberg. ♪ >> a very good morning. australian markets have

matt: i have a ge screen on the csi 300. i am looking at a broader chinese stock market index.een, the price-earnings ratio, a look -- of 11.6%. so cheap relative to developed market stocks. what is cheap for chinese stocks? this is the lowest we have seen in a few years, at least. -- can investors for to get back in -- start to beget back in? miranda: weaker earnings have been hitting sentiment. now the government is backing the share pledges and easing monetary policy. in.putting money in terms of a strong rebound, you'll have to wait until the trade war gets resolved because you see a continued strength in the market. anna: miranda carr, thank you. she helped us to make sense of a number of threads coming out of china. bloomberg users can use the gtv go function to look at all the charts. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to bloomberg markets. this is the european open. we don't have very much time for the battle of the charts. juliette saly is going to go head to head with sebastian, our home player. juliette: i'm heading back to asia tomorrow. thatlooking at the fact

. >> alex: this is the csi team. his pants off, money and jewelry started falling from the pockets. basically, they took the money out of his pockets and that was the only available spot. >> anthony: to show that they didn't take anything. >> alex: yeah, exactly. so this is also a drug dealer. the thing here in mexico is as soon as someone is killed, normally they get candles just right next to it, sometimes santa muerte is related to drug dealings and criminals. >> anthony: how long have you been doing this? [ valente speaking in spanish ] >> alex: about 9 years. >> anthony: how many bodies, do you think? >> valente: no lo se. >> anthony: hundreds? >> valente: si, quiza. >> anthony: how do you push them out of your mind when you're not working? [ valente speaking in spanish ] >> alex: a lot of people ask him about this, but he said, like, it's a job. not like any other kind of job, but as soon as he gets home he just takes this cover off and just keep living. >> anthony: that's a terrible picture. it's just -- that'

like a bad truck north movie and the saudis come up with something that sounds like an implausible csiave two narratives neither which sound like common sense. here's what we had. commitment from turks and saudis to come to the table and deliver a report. leland: hold on. you talk about the report from the saudis. how is this a report on the kalman killing of jamal khashoggi any credible than oj simpson on his search for the regulars -- really? >> that they could request. leland: why do we have to wait? the idea that us intelligence doesn't know what happened the idea that we don't have a single intelligence unfolds and those who ordered it and the fact that we haven't talked to the turks and heard the audio recording is ridiculous. why do we need to wait other than as politically convenient? >> i laugh at people say that. people who treat it to me -- you can't tell me the rest doesn't know exactly what happened. i've been around the intelligence committee for a really long time and anytime some people tell me of course we know everything that happened that says you don't understand us

. >>> chinese stocks posts one of the worst days of the year the csi has the worst day of the year >>> italian bank shares sink and the ftse mib hits its lowest level despite the comments that a eurozone exit is not currently on the agenda. >> lloyds banking group considers a multi-billion dollar bank tieup sending it into the green on the ftse. >>> and the south african round weakens against a basket of currencies after the finance minister asked the prime minister to fire him >>> well, good morning, everybody. happy monday it is unfortunately a bit of a risk off start to the week chinese equities started at negative footing with the shanghai down more than 4% down 3.7%. this, of course, after a whole week of national holidays there. playing a bit of catchup with the other markets. the picture is pretty negative as far as asian equities are concerned. we do have a holiday in japan today. the theme has been one of risk off. it's pretty much 80%, 90% in the red, 10 perts perce% in the gren let's get into some of the individual markets here. you can see it is a full picture of red ftse

. >> reporter: as the csi's took their photos and estimated bullet trajectories, gathered blood, dna,ndy's mom, sister, and fiancee watched on in blank horror. >> what do you remember about the rest of that night? >> sittin' in -- in the vehicle behind her car. just watchin' it. >> and there's your girl, gone. >> there's my baby and i can't do nothin' about it. it was 2:00. went to the house. 4:00, detectives came down to the house, said that they removed her and the car. >> reporter: who would benefit from a single mom's death? of course, the questioning turned quickly to the soon-to-be-divorced husband, the father of the little girl. brandy's mom told them about josh daniels. said he was a perrsonal trainer at the gym and an obsessive weighlifter. >> when you ran him through the computer, what'd you find out about him? did he have priors? >> he did not. >> he was not on law enforcement's radar. >> reporter: not on law enforcement's radar, but none the less, somebody they wanted to talk to right now. but, there was a problem, a big one. there was every reason to believe he wasn't in

as you say the csi 300 closing down about 4.3% yesterday. you had foreign investors using that hong kong link withdrawing about $1.4 billion or selling off about $1.4 billion worth of stocks. the foreign investors have been the ones holding the can because the domestic investors have long since fled the domestic equities. the national team did not come into play. traders here saying that was a concern and fed into some of the sell-off as well yesterday. and then you've got the pressure on the u.n. down about 0.78%. there are questions now on whether beijing will defend or the pboc will defend the 6.9 line so the yuan again squarely in focus. it seems for the moment if thought trump's perspective is potentially looking at china as being in a vulnerable position right now given what we're seeing in equities and with the currency. >> thank you. we'll have more on the chinese economy and also the yuan later. we'll have the outloop from c.b.a. as the currency nears an all-time low. plus they say it's not worried about china and the trade war has

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that was led by the blue chips take a look here the csi 300 up 4.3%.rall the tech heavy shenzhen which has been hit hard was higher by almost 5%. this markets the second straight day of gains for stocks on the mainland all as government authorities have really come out in force pledging to do more to shore up confidence. we've seen comments from the pboc advisor today saying that tax cuts next year could amount to some 1% of gdp. all of this comes after regulators on friday promised to make reforms for securities markets. we've heard comments about providing apple liquidity. so altogether if you consider that weak gdp we had out on friday for china, officials in beijing looked at the reaction in the markets they saw how worried people were and now we have beijing sending a very clear message that we will do whatever it takes in so many words and today markets like that message that they're getting. >> they certainly did. nancy, thank you very much meantime, elsewhere in asia, that effect, china effect, whatever you want to call it helping other markets

i'm the chief communications officer at csis. bob had been hosting the series for several years. we're very grateful for the support of this series and we're extremely grateful to the school of journalism and we're so happy to have all of you here tonight for this terrific and timely discussion. >> mic is on. i'll do my very best. they assure me he's doing well. i'm delighted to be here tonight in a moderator or participating capacity, mostly because i'm looking forward to hearing what our guests have to say. i can't think of a more timely conversation in many ways. so i won't belabor it with long introductions. to my right is the president of iri. the international republican institute. we can talk more about what that means. also i have known him, at least his work for a long time. he was a contributor to foreign policy starting from when i was the editor so i'm delighted to get a chance to talk with him in perpetrator and to my left is ambassador mitchell who is the new, as of one month ago, president of the national democratic institute, ndi. and we can talk a little bit abou

this was csi stuff, chris. they knew about this bombing five days ago and now we have the perpetrator. so we should give them a shoutout, even if the president does not. >> i totally agree. matt miller and paul butler, thank you for being here. >>> president trump today made it clear he is concerned about the bomb threats against his critics. he's concerned it could be a problem for republicans in the midterms. that's next. >>> robert de niro is one of the 12 people targeted by the so-called maga bomb their week. a device was sent to his production office here in new york. a retired nypd detective who worked for de niro noticed the package was similar to the packages he had seen on the news and called the bomb squad. in a statement de niro said i thank god no one has been hurt and i thank the brave and resourceful law enforcement for protecting us. people must vote. de niro is not the only one with the midterms on the mind. the president is doing his level best to move on from the attempted mass murder of senio

this isn't a csi. we don't do it in between a commercial. we have to give the lab some time to really sort this out. i think from a prosecutor's standpoint there is a wealth of information here that could be used against this individual once he's identified. >> just a quick follow-up there, there are a whole host of things terrorists do, from sending real devices to sending devices that scare. in your experience as a special agent, a bomb tech, is there precedent for a serial bomber, if we can call it like this, to send out bombs purely to scare, ones that were not capable of exploding on contact but that the intention is simply to terrorize? >> it's not likely. the only times i have ever experienced this is in extortions or bank robberies where individuals comes in with hoax devices and make a threat or an extortion, a demand just showing the device, and the device turns out to be a fax simil device, not something real. when you have something like this, he is making a statement and obviously he's catching everybody's attention. but none of

we have seen the china market turned negative, there was a rebound in the session but the csi 300 downf 1% so adding to that for .2% drop from yesterday. south korea out of action for a public holiday. japan resumed trade after its public holiday yesterday. quite significant selling, the nikkei closing down by 1.2%, weakness in australia. a seventh straight session of losses for the msci asia-pacific index which looks at it will close at a 15 month low. we have been watching currency moves closely in the asian session and you have seen that movement in the japanese yen higher for a fourth session contribute to that weakness in japanese stocks. if we can have a look at some of those moves, the end up for a fourth session with a handle of 100 teen -- 113.10. the renminbi was at that low yesterday, more strength coming through in the currency moving toward the 6.29 and we have seen the better performers in asia trading just slightly high against the dollar but that is a technical show that the seven-week low was perhaps to battered for that emerging-market currency. turning now to the fir

of age at the dawn of the 25th century, of how it becomes forensic science and ultimately becomes a csi series. we all have a lurid sense of death investigations provided by local news, this graphic is everywhere, i found 1 million of these. is always the same with the police tape and talk outlines, we have a lurid sense of death investigation from if it bleeds it leads to journalism in the united states but i will take to the evolution of the system, very seriously. to talk about how it develops over time, starting with its historical importance. the most obvious area in which death investigation is critically important is to the criminal justice system and this is the most familiar aspect. corners and medical examiners participate from the beginning of any death investigation, they are on scene, they pronounce the cause of death, the entire investigation is set in motion and they are there from the death investigation throughout the process until the end when they make and testify and tile. we can't imagine having a society without death investigation and its role in the criminal just

look at the csi 300, down 3.7% with just under an hour trade to go.he worst start to october for chinese stocks after a holiday since october 2008. japan out of action today. a little bit of buying in india and other emerging markets. australia hit by the weakness you have seen in commodities, particularly that alumina market. -- aluminum market. let's have a look at what else is moving sentiment. we in the emerging market index in asia, down by seven tenths of 1%. you mentioned the offshore yuan. yuan trading in china back online. we had the weakest fix from the pboc since may 2017. you can see the dollar strengthened their. chinese yuan weakness. the yen being dragged to lower by that move from the pboc and also japanese equity markets out of action. you have seen downward pressure from the japanese yen. turning now to the first word news. brazil, the divisive far right former army captain has won a huge lead. that is as years of corruption scandals and soaring crime rallied around his message. the result was the seven-time congressman on track for

i guess i don't even really think of it outside of "csi" and tv and detective novels, i don't know where you might see an autopsy expert doctor out in the wild, why they would be traveling with other people from the security forces in the military, what this guy might have been doing there and what this might safe. >> it's ghoulish, for sure. it does look like this -- let me put it another way. turkish officials who have been -- are sourced from much of this information concluded that this was a premeditated assassination. that the reason why you bring along an autopsy doctor is because there was an intent to cut up and dismember the body in order to dispose of the remains. what's more, they brought with them, the doctor brought with him a bone saw. so, they were certainly ready for the possibility that they would be dismembering a body that day. >> one of the things that has been sort of hard to get our hands around here i think in terms of understanding the evidence as it is building in the public reporting around this case, especially in the absence of any official investigation that

the csi 300 down. 3.3%. overall, the equity route continuing in the asian session. let's check in on the markets around the world. here is dani burger. let's start with you. it looks like indian equities were keeping the trend at the selloff. as a matter of fact, compared to other markets, it is indeed bucking the trend and that started on the start of the trading day today. some of the heavyweight thinking stocks came out with good numbers in india. reasonableooking compared to what the rest of asia is looking like. good news. predominately because of the bank that is higher. you were to be able to show what indian banking stocks have banks are of the doing very well and some of the retail focused banks, there's a bit of a dichotomy in the evaluation. banks, theyocused are all coming off in the session today. it's a banking and the pharma led rally in india today. the currency is not weakening too much. for bonds in india. let's move the agenda along to the yuan. you are looking at the currency. a little bit skeptical about some of the action. in regard to week sha

chiefndrew schwartz, the communications officer at csis. bob had been hosting the series for the past several years. we are very grateful to the foundation for the support of this series and extremely grateful to the schieffer school of journalism for working with us. go frogs. we are so happy to have all of you here tonight for this terrific and timely discussion. susan: thank you to all -- ok, mic is on. i will do my very best. schiefferve a bob impression to offer you. i am delighted to be here tonight either in a moderating or participating capacity, mostly because i am looking forward to hearing what our two guests this evening have to say. i cannot think of a more timely conversation. i will not belabor it with long introductions. wining, the is dan t theident of iri, international republican institute. he is a contributor to "foreign policy," since when i was an editor. to my left is ambassador derek mitchell, who is the new president of the national democratic institute. we can talk a little bit about the history of these organizati

so it's huge because it points to a possible other suspect -- >> reporter: and the csis had photographedoody swipe on the handle of the closet safe -- just a short distance from jaime's body. the defense told the jury how detectives never ran it for a possible print, nor had it swabbed for dna. >> isn't that the kind of evidence you'd wanna have available to consider? why wouldn't you at least test it? >> reporter: the defense ticked off more examples of what they regarded as inept detective work, they never brought lizz's ex-husband in for questioning. or that neighbor with a history of petty burglaries, the one fresh out of jail. >> the police go to his house, knock. he doesn't answer and they leave their card. >> "call us if you get the time"? >> right. and, and, they never followed up on it. >> reporter: and, the defense thought they knew just how the investigation got so bungled. look at the man who led it. >> what kind of murder investigation would you have where you knowingly, intentionally, and willfully don't bring the lead investigator to court? >> reporter: the defense, not th

the csi 300, also the shenzhen composition heading for its lowest in four years. a mixed picture. you mentioned the yen, and this is interesting. last week the yen was heavily bid with the risk-off sentiment. the equity selloff. today we are seeing the dollar on the front foot. let's get the fx board so we can see what dollar-yen is doing. we are on a 112 handle on dollar-yen. the dollar is close to that to week low. we are seeing a bit of a selloff in some of the em fx. also em we are seeing the south korean yuan outperform. you talked about 10 year treasury yield. you can see moves higher in yields as well when it comes to japan and also europe. metals selloff. that is why we say it is risk off in some spaces, but we are seeing copper hit on the lme and the shanghai market as well. asian stocks are trading mixed this morning with indexes from hong kong to sydney little changed. meanwhile the dollar edging up from near a two week low. he is that dollar-yen trade. investors looking ahead to the release of minutes tomorrow for any clues as to how much more policy adjustment is in t

i am andrew schwartz, the chief communications officer at csis. there very grateful to foundation for the support of this series and extremely er schoolto the schieff of journalism for working with .s, go frogs we are happy to have you here tonight for this terrific and timely discussion. with that, i refer the panel to susan. [applause] is this? there we go. mic is on. i will do my very best. i do not have a bob schieffer impression to offer you. they usher me he is doing well. i am delighted to be here tonight either in a moderating capacity because i am looking forward to hearing what our two guests this evening have to say. i will not belabor it with long introductions. to my right is damaged, the president of the international republican institute. we can talk a lot about what that means. also, i have known his work for a long time. he is a contributor to foreign policy starting from when i was the editor. i am delighted to get a chance to talk to him in person and to my last is ambassador derek mitchell, the new president of the national dem

we did have a leg down on the csi in china. asia-pacific index higher, being led by health care and industrial stocks. hong kong is on holiday. we will not see the hang seng moving. on the macro front, investors will be looking at the minutes today for the federal reserve's last meeting. any clues -- let's look into what happened yesterday deeper out of the u.s.. that gave a boost to the asian markets. we have the dow, nasdaq, and the s&p 500 all closing higher by more than 2% yesterday, the highest we have seen since march 26, being led by those earnings. goldman sachs posting higher earnings. johnson & johnson as well as netflix. let's take a look at what's going on in the oil market. and what oil means for saudi arabia. this is saudi arabia with gdp on a monthly basis, and as you can on thenoil gdp is rise, but not as much as gdp when you include oil, which of course, the country is really enslaved to. the reason why this is important is because this is the future investment which was crucial to get this higher and diversify

csi 300. on the we had that huge following monday. this is even worse today.e market closing lower by almost 4%. australia not hit as hard. it doesn't have as many tech stocks. down by a most 3%. you are seeing taiwan, one of the worst hurt. it is so heavily made up from tech stocks that were hit hard. the taiex down the most in 10 years. the worst day for asian stocks since after brexit. lows on they 2017 msci asia-pacific index. let's have a look at some of the pacific -- specific players. a lot of tech stocks being hit hard. tsmc off by about 7%. tencent makes up such a huge percentage in hong kong, it is having its worst day in about seven years. it is in the red for a 10th session in a row. longest losing streak since it listed in 2004. china is cracking down on undeclared luxury goods. you see product in hong kong off by around 11%. not a very good day for asian equity markets. anna: not a great day. thank you. japan,tailing listed in their numbers seem to be better than what is estimated. headline, focusing on the full-year outlook. they see ¥270 billio

the csi 300 large-cap is up. these are big when it comes to the kospi. about the currency manipulation thing, but also we did see a weaker than expected fixing from the pboc today, weaker than what analysts were expecting. that is why we are holding around 690 levels. we are losing the gain we saw overnight. this stock plunging from 24% today. the first time they are reacting to this news that bmw is going to be raising the stake in their -- and city slashing the price target by more than 70%. this unfair deal is actually going to hurt the company. ons stock rebounding by 5.7% reports the government will support the nationwide shantytown redevelopment program. tencent snapping out of that record losing streak of 10 days of losses, up 5.3%. it has wiped out $250 billion of shareholder wealth. by far the most across the globe. we saw dental -- double-digit growth in operating profit. there forward guidance is there over shares -- overseas expansion is going to surpass japan's. the stock not doing well, down 3%. anna: thank you for that. let's get to mark c

down bythe csi 300 1.3%. a host of voices from the financial community warning about trade tensions and other things to be nervous around coming out of bali. foreign-exchange markets, the pound is weaker. three political risk stories we will talk about in europe. it does not feature on the gmm because there are other moves outside the emerging markets space. there is weakness in the pound. that last minute trip to brussels. could a deal be clinched from the jaws of defeat? we just don't know. let's have a look at the other side of the gmm. little bit of buying sovereigns. a risk-off move. that applies to australia, indonesia, not italy. you have mentioned the oil price. here is the other commodity selloff on the rise. the cause of those comments from the saudi's in relation to the journalist. europe kicks off the week with a topsail of political risk. the pound is lower. intense brexit talks failed to break the deadlock. meanwhile, italy is due to submit its budget in brussels today. sister party was dealt a

the csi in china up slightly. we are seeing center volume -- thinner volumes in asia.y are grappling with geopolitical tension. alongside this, they are looking for corporates, whether we will see stronger growth or not. the fed will be in focus tomorrow. we have the fomc minutes and the futures in london pointing towards a writer start. i want to look at iron ore. we heard from rio tinto. for said they are on track a record annual shipments which follows the industry leader as well. what you can see happening in iron ore in china is it has been diverging with chinese equities. it looks like it is being shielded from the drop in china. this may mean that iron ore is able to shield itself from the border complex and can really shake off these drops we have seen in china and any volatility we have seen. i wanted to look at what is happening in saudi arabia. droppedange traded fund 9% in four days. after we, it sank 2.6% heard from the report that the saudi's are preparing to say khashoggi'sst jamal death was the result of an interrogation that went wrong. ,his story will

by our count we have csi account -- report that comes out soon .where we calculated numbers of fighters and numbers of groups. and there are still pretty significant numbers from countries like somalia and yemen through libya, syria, iraq, afghanistan, pakistan even into southeast asia. what is your sense of how much we one? -- we won. how would you describe al qaeda and how much they could research if they come back? >> it is in transition. let me just use iraq as a vignette . it is in transition . it is probably where, when we left in 2011. so you still have pockets. still have ungoverned space. i think we have seen a small uptick in the amount of attacks in baghdad in iraq. this becomes a constant pressure. we will have to continue to see a iraqi security force . is got to be with them there police force. this threat is not going away. it is morphing into transition into something such as insurgency. there is still present there. -- presents --. you have to keep pressure on this whether it is pressure on the rack or syria, the challenges in afri

this was csi stuff, chris.knew about this bombing five days ago and now we have the perpetrator. so we should give them a shoutout, even if the president does not. >> i totally agree. matt miller and paul butler, thank you for being here. >>> president trump today made it clear he is concerned about the bomb threats against his critics. he's concerned it could be a problem for republicans in the midterms. that's next. - learning from him is great... when i can keep up! - anncr: thankfully, prevagen helps your brain and improves memory. - dad's got all the answers. - anncr: prevagen is now the number-one-selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. - she outsmarts me every single time. - checkmate! you wanna play again? - anncr: prevagen. healthier brain. better life. will transform not just the automobile, but mobility itself. an autonomous-thinking vehicle protecting those inside and out. and it's the mercedes-benz of today that will help us get there. the 2019 e-class, with innovations that will

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alix: we are looking at the csi on the 30 day basis.our days of straight 2% moves to the up-and-down side. does that create opportunity? join us is the fidelity investments manager. when we look at that market with that kind of volatility, do you have to look and pick and choose about what you want to buy right now? jurrien: there is a tale of two china's. you have the strong going consumer tech stocks and also the internet stocks. then you have the really cheap enterprises, the stuff is trading at a five multiple. when you are looking at e.m. in general, you have to choose between those two. one are structural growers, one or more cyclical. china is going through its two-year cycle. consistent very two-year cycle where it reflate's, the economy booms and overheats and then they tighten. they been tightening. the last two months they have been an easing mode. they are trying to inflate the economy again. when you are playing cyclical versus structural, that's the main decision in terms of whether the chinese authorities are successful t