diane was shot and dani jo took off for the hospital.antic, but tex, she says, was calm. >> as a matter of fact, at some point a little bit farther up he told me to slow down and be careful, that there might be people out here with -- walking with baby carriages. >> wait a minute. his wife is wounded in the front seat here by his hand, and he's telling you to slow down? >> yes. >> at the hospital diane was already in surgery when police showed up, and that, according to dani jo, is when tex said the weirdest thing. >> he looked past me and he said, i don't trust these guys. i hate to see you get wrapped up in this, dani jo. i've seen how these things can go down. and he said, you just need to tell them that you're down here as a friend of the family. >> wait a minute. you're here as a friend of the family and not as the person who was driving the car when the shooting happened? >> right. and so i leaned down again. well, i said, tex, i just drove you in to the emergency room. looks at me and he goes, well, they don't know that. i thought

nejra: european banks have struggled, here with more is dani burger. this is athis week, surprise to the upside. this has more to do with good expectation setting. we saw smartphone makers like apple and samsung beat estimates and we saw chipmakers do well this week. other tech giants, facebook beat expectations as well. scrutinyf regulatory it is still mixed. analysts in the reports use words like mixed, mediocre and unimpressive to describe the result. unlike credit suisse, we did see ing miss. they are feeling the pinch of lower interest rates. google, herbert stumble for them. google, a rare stumble for them. we saw staples in europe followed by utilities. switching to the negatives, these are more telling. you will see oil and energy and materials have the worse earnings, basically seeing the growth drop by nearly 30% for energy. and more than 35% for materials. thank you dani burger. we had more breaking news on the bloomberg. let me bring you these numbers. it is at the low end of guidance. cost of fx is up. third-quarter sales come in at 32.8 b

here with the moves of the week is dani burger. dani: 2002 exactly.tesy of wells fargo. it is the biggest rotation into value from momentum again since. . 2002 a lot of this. is what we are seeing in equity markets, renewed optimism. china and the u.s. reaching a preliminary agreement. investors feel safer moving into these cheaper value stocks. this is something we have seen really since september. that rotation really has taken hold as pmi's seemed to bottom. i want to show you some of the top strategist calls as well. aqr bernstein and barclays on the board. all of them are suggesting a rotation into value. it looks like yields are picking up. i want to signal aqr, because the cofounder is very much against timing the market. in a rare deviation, he released research yesterday saying that now is the time to rotate into value. you want to add more and maybe do a little bit of timing here. he sees value picking up steam. that just really shows you all of these strategies, these managers have high convictions on the value call. nejra: thank you so muc

how difficult has -- with the more is dani burger -- with more is dani burger. how difficult has been? >> this year, it has been particularly difficult. over the past eight months, hedge funds have seen their clients withdraw cash very steadily. it was only february of this year that hedge funds did not see withdraws. this is the longest stretch since the financial crisis. it has to do with fees and performance. on performance, we can look at the hfr global hedge fund index in the white compared to a very cheap vanguard s&p 500 etf. there's about 20 percentage points separating the performance of the two. i mentioned the vanguard one was cheap. this one in particular is only three basis points in terms of its expense ratio. you compare that to hedge funds, the typical model of two and 20 and it is very difficult to justify those fees and justify investors staying with you when you have a spread that looks like this. manus nejra? nejra: coming up later today, ukraine's prime minister will be speaking to us exclusively. that conversation half past 4:00 this aftern

here with the details is dani burger. we might seeson equities move higher is there's one key group that has not latched onto this rally, and that is hedge funds and other institutional buyers. we can clearly see this using one measure of exposure. this is the relation of hedge fund returns to the s&p 500. you can see what it looks like recently. hedge fund to the s&p 500 is about half of its average since 2002. the reason it looks this way is hedge funds have been positioned more defensively. they do not buy this improvement in macroeconomic backdrops. while we see stocks rotate into value, they have stayed steadfast in their exposure to momentum. there are a lot of bond proxies. a lot of quality safety stocks. let me show you what it looks like when you have held onto momentum. it does not look pretty. it has see just how much fallen over the past few months, trading on its lowest level -- at its lowest level. hurt funds likely getting by sticking to this strategy right here, so they start to rotate into values, start t

here is dani berger. >> dani: this year has seen its share of high-profile asset management researchersarrack is under pressure from one of its shareholders, blackwell capital. he said he will depart in 2021, but blackwells has insisted the real estate manager step down immediately this was. in a letter to shareholders yesterday. blackwells holds only 9% of shares, but still, it criticizes his role as the head of president trump's inaugural committee, which is currently under multiple investigations. it says he is distracted and already has had an abysmal record. also under fire, tom barrick's so-called frankenstein combination with northstar asset management and northstar realty in 20. 17 i want to show you how much this three-way merger has weighed on share prices. it took place in january of 2017. it has fallen 66% from more than 60% of its value wiped out. you can see how its peers have performed look. at what happened this year in and colonylackwells capital make an agreement to add three board members. an additional 21% gets wiped out. blackwells now saying that a dramatic change

thank you very much, dani burger with your movers.d be looking a little better for london's corporate landlord. seemss for office space to be up. demand'she supply and like apple -- like those coming from apple could be cushioning this. very good to have you with us. ask you about that assessment, the demand for office space in the capital holding up even with uncertainty. is that your experience? chris: absolutely. in terms of what we are seeing place, it isonal as strong as ever. we are just about tracking last year which was pretty much a record. there are some big deals in the pipeline. by the end of this year, this could be the strongest year for occupational take up. anna: how does that look at against other trends? -- whathat we have seen we normally find is that london is the largest investor market. london attracts more capital to to real estate. but this year we are number seven. we have dropped back but i think brexit mostly around uncertainty. i think when we have clarity, especially around a sensible deal and a sensible t

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dani: just quickly, we are at a women's private market.enough progress is being made in terms of gender diversity in the industry? cecile: i do believe this conference today is highlighting the awareness which is growing, and i do believe that it is very important to really insist on this type of opportunity and that t.k.o. maybe we have been the pioneer in this field that we have this diversity and inclusiveness to this type. dani: definitely need to look out for progress there. the head of private debt at t.k.o. francine? francine: thank so you much, our bloomberg news reporter joining us from the woman and private markets conference. "bloomberg surveillance" continues in the next hour. we're joined in new york and speak to the president of south africa. we'll have that interview and focus on rand and trade wars. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ francine: opening the door, germany's finance minister offers a pass on euros for the banking union. and oped said the deadlock is at the end. and the and the first report of operating loss in 14 years.

stockset to our top stories, and dani burger has lows. dani: the biggest mover is gregg's.e than 12%. we had a trading update from them, seeing their third-quarter numbers coming in strong over the past six weeks. they saw a 12% rise in sales and also lifted their pretax profit for the full year, saying there has been an increase in customer visits. they also raised their guidance in february. we have also been looking at luxuries stocks. richemont trading at a one-month low. luxury has been under pressure today with hong kong protests turning violent. of theseying some other stocks that are under pressure. viewer is up, seeing their cash flow double. thicompany has been under pressure since they ipo'd. they have seen the scorn of the market. but these third-quarter numbers are very strong. they also narrowed their guidance, which should be received well. anna: she was mentioning richemont. part of that has to do with the violence in hong kong. hong kong stocks fell as protests violence escalated. the abrupt dropped in the city's stocks follows a half trillion dollar rally.

dani: there certainly are. the biggest mover on the stoxx 600, jumping as much as 15% at one point, its biggest gain since 2002. thermo fisher is considering a bid for the molecular testing company according to people familiar, though those deliberations will not necessarily lead to a bid and other bidders could emerge. dime will following more than -- er falling ordaiml than 3%. really demonstrating some of the headwinds they face. gaining someice 3%. that thisalysts say supports the share price actually doubling. we are certainly not seeing that today, but certainly some solid gains. .nna: thanks very much burberry shares jumping as much as 9% after the first half results and the announcement of a reliance -- a lot -- an alliance with tencent. the comparable sales numbers look to be impressive, holding up in spite of the hong kong protests. can get on that luxury goods company. today marks equal pay day. 14 is the day of the year where the gender pay gap means that women effectively stop earning in comparison

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dani int's get to commerzbank. banking reporter has put together a graphic showing each quarter -- commerzbank has cut its outlook of one kind or another, boosted job cuts, cost cuts. it is all most every single quarter over the last year and a half. what is the story? >> you know better than anyone, this last cut to their full year outlook came just weeks after one previously. they say their consolidated net income is going to be lower than it was in 2018. they are blaming negative rates, low taxes. they have updated us with a long-term outlook. that is also impacted by trade uncertainty. we are seeing shares called down by as much as 3%. also, even more cost cuts being announced. anna: thanks very much. first ago is the function to use in your bloomberg. chemical space, numbers better than anticipated. the day will be dominated by better news flow around trade. a staged rollback of tariffs. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ anna: we are a minute from the start of cash equity trading. we have had very interesting news in the

i know dani is looking at credit agricole. in some senses a wealth management inflow story. >> that's right. pimco had 22 billion euros of inflows. that more than offset the sister unit. the call for allianz going to the open are mixed because the property and casualty business had a slip of 10%. anna: credit agricole, you can tell us about that later. thank you all very much. this is bloomberg. the open is next. ♪ here, it all starts with a simple... hello! -hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera clicking ] wifi up there? -ahhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your xfinity store today. anna: a minute until the start of the last cash equity trading day of the week. this is "bloomberg markets: european open." marketsok at where the in asia have left us, a little weaker. some of the negativity because the japanese ma

university student danis with her today for the 2nd time the chinese government has made improving the environment one of its key goals but it keeps a tight lid on discussion how we became concerned about the environment after reading an article about plastic waste in the ocean. i know until i started really worrying that such a big problem wasn't getting enough attention and nobody would take action. i was terrified every time i thought about it sometimes every 10 minutes i couldn't concentrate on anything anymore any. closer to china's rapid development has taken a huge toll on the environment the country is now the world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gases air quality is one of people's top concerns but eco activism is rare in china's repressive political system. the 16 year old student has now been striking for 4 months but parents are worried about her future but she has no intention to give in to their pleas to stop skipping classes you are showing you the climate crisis is the biggest crisis ever for the existence of mankind. everybody should do everything they can to prevent

the president took a moment to fact check the claims and danielle danie danielis here with what he foundut. here is a list of how he has been dishonest. >> there is a lot of egregious up and s down kind of stuff. he is making an effort to reframe reality on this scandal. the most frequent claim is the claim that the whistle-blower that has been proving highly accurate that he was inaccurate. he said that 38 times. >> we have heard this repeatedly from the president, listen -- >> because i watch germany, and france, and the european union put up money and i didn't delay anything, we paid the military aid to the best of my knowledge. so multiple testimonies we heard from career deposition liplomat. >> european countries spent millions since the russian invasion. but more importantly there was a delay as you said we have testimony and reporting and we have acting chief of staff mick mulvaney saying we held up the money, and trump described up is down, these are not just exaggerations, these are big. >> and what did d you find out? >> trump has been lasting schiff for comments he made, and h

dani burger on the movers.onald trump has lashed out on thebrexit deal, saying agreement will make it difficult for the u.k. to strike a trade deal with the u.s. areident trump: there certain aspects of the deal, you cannot do it. you cannot do it. you cannot trade. we cannot make a trade deal with the u.k., because i think we can do many times the numbers that we are doing right now. trump making his views clear. let's talk about where we are with the u.k. story, with , andions, and brexit talks steven major, the global head at hsbc is with us. curve, and you. say that the curve has a steepening bias. holdingto us what is the low and down for you or what will hold the and down. -- what is holding the low end down four what will hold the low end down. steven: it is very positive force sterling and sterling assets. the front end of the curve, the shorter securities, are very sensitive to the policy rate, and however this turns out, inside the probability of the bank of england pushing rates up, it has been sort

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peacekeeping mission is not deployed in a country to raise war but that is an argument protesters and dany don't accept they say if the un's mission is to protect civilians it's peacekeepers shouldn't be standing on the sidelines as massacres unfold they see the u.n. must go. a little better but we are only here to see if the un has left and if they have really been affected by what was done yesterday and if they haven't then we will do it again and especially the young people are talking billard the u.n. base in my we know about monday job the questions are now also being asked at a higher level about the future of the un mission. in there is it incredible progress also the mall gets legitimate for people to wonder why this peacekeeping force persists in the g r c. we've had good successes but now it's time to sit down and talk honestly about what could be done better of what can't be done. because the un can't stand the d.l.c. forever. school has. the pressure on the un is now greater than ever and matters are only being made worse by the ongoing violence in the region. from on this on t

let's get to dani burger who has been looking at the details.irst thing we have to look at is this cut, a couple things in focus. one is the strengthening yen. when it comes to trouble with these carmakers, we also had beat, but when it comes to nissan, one thing to point out, their chinese sales decreasing 12%. that is the impact of the global trade war. it is something investors will have an eye on. north american sales also declining, so it is not just china but the global auto industry under pressure. is speaking currently. if he mentions anything with the renault partnership. orare at a crucial time carmakers need to build these relationships in order to survive this macro stress. the big thing likely to upset share prices will be this dividend cut. previously they fell 40 yen a share, and now it is 10 a share and they are looking to reevaluate that. is a cloudy outlook. it will be china and the strengthening yen which investors are concentrated on. with thiss stick sector. thushka jeannequin, executive diretor global strategy team, jp morg

but it's hamas's tunnels that worry dani the most. >> when there is rockets, you have a siren. but when they build a tunnel, that the hamas can go out. in the kibbutz itself. and it can be a big disaster. we insist to stay here to grow our crops. because this is our home. >> reporter: through clouds of dust, the rumble of trucks are a clue this is no normalisome. el is expanding its wallun underg pouring concrete up to a reported nearly 200 feet deep in places, to prevent tunneling. l it must betle bit sad that you have to have a ferce and a 60 meep wall with your neighbor. >> i'm sure that one day i'm on the way, but i'm sure that one day we live with them in peace because i believe that most of the people in gaza strip would want to live a normal life like us, but they're now hostages of >> reporter: rahamim got theraps to deal with tess of the rocket attacks. now, he says, he's fine. more painfully for a parent though. has the stress of living here fected any of your kids? >> yes. my little daughter, she's in postterauma. >> rep p.t.s.d? >> when there is a siren, she is also

david dani has more in today's health minute. >>if you live in a big city you may want to maksure there's a park nearby a new study fromhe lancet planetary health says urban dwellers who live near green spaces are less likely to die before the end of their expected lifespan and it doesn't matter whether it's a public park small wooded area or just a grsy backyard. the study author says all green aces provide the same benefits byncouraging health physical activity,educing noise, pollution and regulating the temperure millions of people across 7 countries, including the u were tracked throughout their lives for the study rearchers used satellite images to identify the proximity of vegetation or green patches of land to where they live. some cities clearly recognze the benefis new york city has turned 27% of its land into public green spaces and pas has vowed to green spaces into sustainable urban farms for today's health minute. i'm david daniel kind of inspired you to go take a walk in the park let's look at >>that wraps up kron 4

and when instrumental in dani's killing yeah and wounds to mental and dani's killing yeah that's right when bravo bomber announced the killing of all bin laden he took 9 minutes right when bravo obama announced the killing of all bin laden he took 9 minutes. by contents donald trump's local 60 minutes. by contrast donald trump slow for 15 minutes 40 minutes in a news conference declaring bogarting was a woman playing top 40 minutes in a news conference declaring bob dudley was a whimpering coward who died like a dog you think you overdid it then. he died like a dog you think you overdid it then. well obviously some people in the media are saying that and i must say well obviously some people in the media are saying that and i must say that. i'm not happy quite often with some of the line a that. i'm not happy quite often with some of the language that president trump uses i don't consider it to be present which it present trump uses i don't consider it to be presidential one you know some of it is too long but then show one you know some of it is too long but you know i just want to ge

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entrepreneurs some not only on encounters new dumping sites dany a lot of spark this. painting them up making but then again in. the environmental engineer has come up with his own solution to reduce the city's waste he's joined forces with patmos rebuild rome to set up a bio gas facility. i think they're following instructions we were looking so hopefully that you feel gammick waste from padma shri ballrooms neighborhood which would normally go to a landfill is instead brought here as a rule material. the trash has to come in well suited otherwise it means high operational costs and less bio gas. today if it's payoff it wasn't as good. this is nearly 100 percent right. but needs to strip the floor was an all learned with which at very high level and content i would read this extremely good i mean this is now. the facility processes about 600 kilograms of local kitchen waste a day turning it into slamming the actual plant is further away built in refurbished shipping contain is on land provided by the local authorities. there is also a business model. the old bio gas i

here with the details is dani burger.ould this private equity germane interested in a lift business? >> it comes down to returns. it's as simple as that. and consumer goods, they are well-known for their kraft deal. they see their consumer goods business see multibillion dollar write-downs. this is really a story of crowding. private equity is so crowded. you are seeing players having to move away from their core focus in order to look elsewhere for returns. 3g is moving to this elevator unit. it has to do with how much dry powder there is in private equity. 3g has about $10 billion of investor capital they need to employ. they are getting a lot of pressure from their investors to do something with it, to go after those big deals. . lot of investor interest it would me the bill of a big deal. nejra: is this an asset that is insulated from the economic slowdown in germany? >> any german asset, especially industrial conglomerates, feel the pain of a german slowdown. deals actually why this has been made possible. when you h

i was listening to dani.look at indian voices, banks, telecoms, and metals, chinese steel stocks are searching to have some of the steel stocks surging in trade. it is good going for the indian markets right now. let's wait and watch. it is close to .75% so the going is strong for now. back to you. manus: i am going to believe the indian oil minister that i spoke to last weekend i am going to believe this ceo of the national oil company. they both told me in no uncertain terms that growth is grand. keeping it real for markets in london and mumbai. saudi aramco, officials came to dubai yesterday. it was for the ipo for the largest ipo. it is the saudi -- it was the first outside of saudi arabia said earlier this month it was up 1.5% of the company. let's see where it goes to next. aramco is seeking 1.6 trillion dollars, one point $7 trillion, in a listing that is ending up much more local than anticipated. the deal has sidelined global banks. saudi arabia looks to local vendors. it is expected to be huge. aram

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anna: dani burger, fascinating story in the brokerage industry. a over the last 24 hours.n shipley is still with us. i read in one of our pieces that this has been the merger-ist monday of 2019. on the face of it, if ceos are really observant about global trade or at least nervous about the global economy as a result of that, they seem to have summoned up a lot of confidence to go out and do deals. shanti: it is probably coincidence, because these .hings take months and lots of research i think you can look a little bit more deeper and say, are we in an era where economies of scale, the platform businesses, where it makes it much more conducive to m&a in a way? because of the nature of a lot of these businesses, perhaps you need more scale. you think about the automakers and how much it cost today to build a new vehicle versus 30 years ago. probably we need some academic study to look at that. anna: another sector we talk about a lot and whether m&a would make sense is the banking sector, certainly in europe. i have a chart that shows the discount the european banking sect

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finals in london after overcoming dani and medvedev in straight sets in their round robin clash to us had lost all 5 of his previous encounters with the russian but he battled to claim the 1st set to retire quick and from there the player took control of the match he broke my bed of serve in the 2nd set which eventually won 6 for the get off to the perfect start of the season ending term. carnival season is underway here in germany with celebrations in several cities across the country. in the western cities of cologne and duesseldorf thousands gathered for the start of what's known as the silly season which officially gets underway every year at 11 minutes past 11 on the 11th of november. was. this is news these are our top stories australian authorities are warning that sydney and surrounding areas are facing a catastrophic bushfire threat new south wales and queensland have to clear an emergency at least 3 people have been killed and thousands forced to flee. a top commander of the palestinian militant group islamic jihad has been killed in an airstrike in the gaza strip israel say

powers with their own agendas and said sudan has to take part in the conflict say more than 6000 or so danis soldiers are part of the saudi the wall street fighting they are merely 6th grade remains along the coast line straight drawing to a. base. now millions of people in zimbabwe are unable to get medical treatment because it's become increasingly expensive most don't have health insurance and rising inflation and corruption have been blamed for the collapse of the public health care service this report from harlem which us. marketa lana worries finding drugs for chronic illnesses is going to get a lot harder for poor and struggling zimbabweans some public health centers have no drugs for hiv patients the cost of one month's supply at a private pharmacy is roughly 60 u.s. dollars a civil servant about $70.00 a month if you lose your foot in your place because you really need it for you to maintain your lane. if you baby here at least that means you don't get to look after the children because all the people that. those who can afford it go abroad for the treatment others used a while star

own agendas and said sudan has to take part in the conflict called please say more than 6000 or so danis soldiers are part of the saudi yearly was run by saying they are merely 6 grow demands along the coast lines dredging through hayden's base. on our. australia as experienced its heaviest rain in years along its eastern coast the local weather bureau says some parts of new south wales received nearly 100 millimeters of rain over the weekend in january more than 99 percent of the state was reported to be suffering drought that was so severe that people in some towns resorted to drinking untreated groundwater. millions of people in zimbabwe are unable to get medical treatment which has become increasingly expensive most do not have health insurance rising inflation and corruption have been blamed for the collapse of the public health care service hermann tassel reports. marketa lana worries finding drugs for chronic illnesses is going to get a lot harder for poor and struggling zimbabweans some public health centers have no drugs for hiv patients the cost of one month's supply at a priva

familiarity with what you were talking about in this july 19th e-mails right because i think mr maule dany was in the may 23rd. briefing with president trump i don't remember because there were people sitting behind us that were coming and going when we were sitting in front of president trump's desk ok now you've said that you don't have a recollection of of. saying referencing moving any in the july 10th meeting and ambassador bolton's office as a writer. i don't recall. so when both fiona hill and colonel of inman testified that in response to a question from ukrainian officials at that july 10th meeting about scheduling a white house visit that you said well i spoke with mr mo veiny and it will be scheduled after they announce these investigations do you have any reason to dispute that characterization i don't have any reason to agree or dispute i just don't remember so if they both remembered it and they both then went and spoke to the n.s.c. legal advisor about it you would trust that whatever they relayed to the n.s.c. legal advisor would likely be an accurate reflection i'd i trust

downside.to the dani: profit is slipping 24% for net income in the quarter, but the concern is the uncertaintysed by an unexpected into a mishandling of suspicious accounts. a say this means they do not know what costs will be, a lot of uncertainty. you. thank you can find out all the stock stories by going to first go on your bloomberg. look out for arista, no capital increase reported. in terms of downgrades, something that could be on the move. futures suggest we will be weaker at the start of the trading day. there are comments from president trump who said tariffs could go higher if no deal is done. he has said that kind of thing before. the market was caught off guard by the new zealand central bank. we are expecting weakness to come through into europe. european open is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: one minute to go until the start of cash equity trading. a couple of factors the stabilizing things for the market. one is the ongoing tension and disruption on the streets of hong kong. 2%are down today nearly after dropping 3% monday. we did not get a cut in interest rates in new zea