it's dax shepard and kristen bell. dax capturing the moment, i drank kristen's cool aid.here this goes. he also wanted you to know it's his wife and not jason voor his. >> they'll celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary this october. they have mismatching memories of how they met. >> kristen explained how you guys got together and the text message that went on. >> by the way, who knows. her memory is so warped. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> fact-checking with dax. she said that you asked for the gum in her mouth and later texted her, hi, my name is dax. i violated your privacy and got your number from your mouth. >> that checks out. but i didn't say, hey can i have to gum in your mouth, i said, can i have gum. >> and you said -- i don't have gum, only this. s that true. but he asked for gum. i said, i don't have any. i pulled it out and he took it. >> i did. >> it's been love ever since. >> they shared already chewed gum and a love nor lip-synching "frick" while in frick. he called kristen, hashtag, momshell and tells everyone he loves her even show she wears gloves in the sw

. >>> why cris and dax's kids. >>> and tiffany haddish. the comedian foreign language skills that will blow you away. >>> this is "entertainment tonighits down for what could be her most candid interview ever addressing the issues so many are wondering about. >> i mean, is she broken hearted. everything about her private life jennifer's putting it all out there for us. five months after the end of the marriage, molly mcnearney kicked off the interview, when are you getting back with brad? when are the twins due. >> quote, you're the only person who could start an interview like that and send me into hysterics. she gave a drop the mike response to ridiculous tabloid headlines saying, quote, the misconceptions are "jen can't keep a man," and "jen refuses to have a baby because she's selfish and committed to her career." first, wit "e.t." has told e. "e.t." over the years, that's nothing new. >> i'm a tabloid nightmare. my life seems so much more dramatic and interesting than it is. just because of the stupid tabloids. >> back in 2004 while s

as the 5th of september, they will be looking at whether commerzbank is still entitled to be in the dax because their free float is small there could be well some other company replacing commerzbank in the dax. that's also bad news for those shares looking at the profitability of the banks, clearly still a restructuring model. the latest out of the bank is that they're planning on more or less structuring themselves like imgb, which was successfully to cater germans to the mortgage field. but commerzbank is late to that game looking at what they plan on doing when it comes to digitalization, others are far ahead. it's the same old story when we look at commerzbank. yes, they're doing the right things, but they might be doing the right things a little too late in order to really see the bank on a very solid footing, also for the future. another story which we have not mentioned is the earnings. at the end of the day there could be a reunion of commerzbank or deutsche bank which is not anything we are talking about imminently deutsche bank and commerzbank both have declining revenues the

dax is always in the pool, he's like, what's up, babe? i'm like, ugh, don't! 11 years he knows better. but the kicker was, i can fend him off in the pool because of my training. but when we taught our kids to swim, the problem arises. because when your children are in the pool, you need to grab them because they're like -- especially my youngest, like a bulldog, she's 6. i need to be able to grab. the problem is my very serious medical condition makes me want to step back. >> jimmy: oh. >> and i don't want to grab my kid. well, this can't happen. so my friend, my very nice friend amy hansen said, hey, i found pool gloves for you. they're scuba gloves, then you don't have to touch anybody. i was like, sign me up! she got them for me for my birthday a couple of years ago. >> jimmy: now when you're in the pool and you get out of the pool you're tan everywhere except your hands. >> no, because i wear a lot of sunscreen. >> jimmy: i see, okay, all right. >> i'm not ashamed because in my lifetime i want to remove the stigma of the maybe ten people who also suffer, y

the dax and be down a little more than most.hat may be the trade tension bleeding into the dax trade. numbers, theu the ftse is coming out of the gate. 7516. coca-cola stepping in to buy coffee. ibex will be mildly negative. i wonder if there will be a reaction in the auto sector. a lot of what we learned yesterday is what we already know, but it is the reconfirmation pushing it further along. i think to refresh people's memories about the risk out there. the president yesterday made it clear it is firmly on his agenda. let's show you what the story breakdown,s of the financials are reasonably well bid. let's look at how it breaks down. real estate is trading higher. that sector got the mold yesterday. -- that sector got pummeled yesterday. parts are the second worst sector in europe this morning. we are seeing a bleed across the auto sector from the trump comments in the bloomberg interview. a look like we are getting a story. ryanair is picking up a little. in red, the bottom end of the market, pirelli is trading slower. franc

shares of by 3.6% pure the biggest gainer on the dax index this year.t suisse is breaking up its international wealth management division. it is another push by the chief theutive to regionalized lender according to the people familiar with the matter. it will give the regions more autonomy to make decisions and each will have its own management with the second-biggest bank approaching the final year -- the final week. just want to finish with the lira. this is dollar lira down by 5% today. let's not forget the past couple of days where we saw a 21% rise to a record high. we have had central bank tightening liquidity and local retail account selling dollars to take profit retail accounts an estimated $59 with 60 million of foreign-exchange today according to a currency trader who declined to be identified, adding to the move in the lira. that is a look at the european markets. >> when you look at markets in the united states, there is only one asset class that is moving much and that is stocks. the s&p 500 rising about .5%. those are the highs of the se

and the dax are negative. we'll be getting the inside track on the big business stories of the past week — from fears over argentina and the imf to theresa may's visit to africa . and as one of the uk's biggest payday lenders, wonga, goes into administration, we want to know whether we can survive without companies like this? exorbita nt interest rates, yes, but nonetheless a necessity for some. have you used one? let us know — just use the hashtag #bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. lots to get through today. welcome to the programme. we start in washington, where talks have continued into the night between the us and canada over the reform of nafta — the north american free trade agreement. today is the deadline imposed by president trump for canada to come to the negotiating table. the us president famously called nafta "the worst trade deal in the history of our country", blaming it for the loss of millions of usjobs, and made renegotiating it a campaign pledge. earlier this week he struck a n

dax shepard. water under the bridge.wo are partnering up for a new show for fox. >> they're great friends and great partners. >>> speaking of partners-in-crime, look no further than the original hollywood bromance matt damon and ben affleck. >> it's been awhile since we've seen them team up. but, get ready, because matt and ben are together again. >> is ben really your best friend? >> yeah, i mean, we grew up together. we both were in love with the same thing, with acting and filmmaking. >> ben is set to direct. matt will be the star of a new movie based on the real-life story uncovered of six days ago of a man who rigged a mcdonald's game of monopoly. >> he's a brilliant director. the problem is, he always gives the best parts to himself. >> 21 years since the two starred and wrote together "good will hunting." >> certainly, matt is the flavor of the week right now. that "vanity fair" cover came out. he's like, you're going to have to hold on. >> "e.t." was right there when matt and ben called their moms with the big ne

here is the picture for the dax and the cat all lower. the dax in germany don't have percent.s as sterling traits as well. weaker by two gems of 1%. this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. this is the european cl

. >> jimmy: this is something you hit from dax while you were dating? >> jimmy: waited until you were married to reveal it? >> of course, i can't lead with that. >> jimmy: anyone else reach out to you and say, yes, i have this too? >> not yet. >> jimmy: not anybody? >> not yet. when you're in the beginning of a relationship you want to seem way more normal, especially now, i wanted to seem way more normal than i actually was. >> jimmy: what did you hide from dax? well, i really -- he loves motorcycles as you know. i really wanted him to think that i also loved motorcycles a lot. and so when we first started dating, i decided to get my motorcycle license. i'm like, i got it, i'm going to show him how cool i am. so i for two weeks hid from it him. drove down to san pedro, an hour and a half away, took private motorcycle lessons. but it was like -- this i'll never understand. it was in the parking lot of like a mercedes-benz dealership. so like -- i mean, just the adrenaline of not hitting those fancy cars. >> jimmy: right. >> why would they teach you ther

guy: what would dax membership mean to you? i think we missed our opportunity., markus braun, ceo of wirecard on the phone from munich. next, we will discuss atlantia. this is bloomberg. ♪ phones have made our lives effortless. streaming must see tv has never been easier. paying for things is a breeze. and getting into new places is even simpler. with xfinity mobile, saving money is effortless too. it's the only network that combines america's largest, most reliable 4g lte with the most wi-fi hotspots. and it can be included with your internet. which could save you hundreds of dollars a year. plus, get $150 dollars when you bring in your own phone. its a new kind of network designed to save you money. click, call or visit a store today. matt: we are 30 minutes into the trading day. here are the top headlines from your bloomberg terminal. rolling there. copper, emerging markets, and european banks traded down. close to 20% from their high. as the yuan bounces, is it time to buy the debt? deutsche's traders are said to admit $35 million. one barclays trader said t

xetra dax also up 15 points. had a bunch of company earnings come out this morning.lk more about that cac 40 is lagging a bit. the major underperformer is ftse 100, trading about half a percentage point weaker. 40 points lower. i should tell you some of that has been impacted by a bunch of companies, and that subtracted about 30 points off. we have retail up at the top, up half a percentage point. household goods up a third of a percentage point telecoms are underperforming oil and gas, given the volatility in the spot price, a bit of a decline in yesterday's trading impacting that sector as well travel and leisure down a third of a percentage point. tui results came out today better than expectation but the reaction in the stock has been underwhelming. we'll talk more about that as well >>> pandora is trading higher after the ceo. anders colding friis, announced his resignation. the jeweler issued a profit warning days ago and has now confirmed a 1% drop in like for like sales in the second quarter. pandora said jeremy schwartz will join as coo and will stay until a

the german dax is snapping a losing streak. it is higher by 0.4% still plenty of earnings in focus. >> a look at the u.s. futures as well a mixed open by the looks of things the nasdaq is the only one looking to open higher heineken is seeking to tap up the chinese market the company announced a 3$3.1 billion deal with china resources beer that dollar amount represents 40% stake in the hong kong-based brewer and will give heineken a strong distribution network in china. the deal will require antitrust approval from the chinese government and is expected to be completed by the end of the year to talk about this in more detail we are joined by trevor stirling he joins us now. the heineken chief executive told cnbc this week that the company was always on the lookout for acquisitions this is more of a retreat from china rather than acquisition, isn't it >> i would say it's almost like an asset swap. they have their own small loss making completely owned business they are doing a good job from a small base, but probably wasn't goin

the dax and index up one third of 1%.rnight, the shanghai composite the worst performer of their tab one and a 3% in shanghai. devastation in indonesia. a major earthquake killing dozens of people in more than 100 aftershocks felt throughout the region. another scandal for wells fargo. gerri will be up shortly discussing the banks revealed that hundreds of people lost their homes because of a computer glitch. there were foreclosed on unfairly. let's talk about the compensation that will be coming out. samsung taking on the iphone and confirming upgrades to its galaxy note nine. talk about a dream job. the maker of new tele-is hiring

the ftse opening first and then the dax and smi trail.he ftse down 0.3% this morning in the first traits of the gate. the ibex is opening up down as well, slightly less. the ftse performance there, even trailing that of the cac although ftse futures were up. we can see it will be a negative trait across europe, and if you take a look even more closely into the market at the industry groups, you will see a sea of red. here's the bloomberg europe 500 index, and we have the imap there showing big losses in financials, as well as industrials, consumer discretionary, and consumer staples. materials and energy stocks down as well. health care is one of the few bright spots in this market, and even it is not that bright, as you see, the h.c. section. individual stocks on my screen, 347ing at the stoxx 600, movers to the downside, 172 gainers this morning. as far as the losers, royal dutch shell and bp really leading the market down after that 3% drop we are yesterday in crude. you also see down moves, bigger sized moves in bt group and hexagon.

the cac quarante almost a quarter percent and dax in germany higher about a half percent. cheryl: great numbers there, good to see. change shy in composite in china fell 1% on ongoing fears of trade in the u.s. lea: get ready for cardless atm, fbn:am starts right now. ♪ ♪ rl cheryl august 3rd, we made it, everybody. cheryl casone. lea: breaking news this morning, apple hitting new milestone becoming first american company to surpass $1 trillion in market values. cheryl: shares of apple slightly low e in premarket, who cares about a quarter of a percent right now, in a memo to employees, tim cook said while we have much to be proud of, it's not the most important major of successful, always staying true to values, jonathan hunt in los angeles with more. >> tim cook is probably feeling like a million bucks, actually let's make that more like a trillion with the t, the tech giant becoming the first american public company to cross $1 trillion in value thursday. >> show that is people don't mind paying a thousand dollars for a cell phone. >> the milestone marks the latest triu

up dax in dollar terms is 1.23.d the ftse 250 are comparable or outperforming significantly the german benchmark. marija: the weaker sterling is good for companies that are listed in the u.k. -- the majority of the prophets are still coming from outside of the u.k. there it -- the majority of the profits are still coming from outside of the u.k. the situation is dire if you look at the long-term. those companies are having a lot of issues. should there be a sterling weakness, those companies will be performing a lot worse in the index will be a lot lower. from that point of view, brexit is a blessing into size -- in disguise for british companies. but there is a strong political sensitivity. we do not have a lot of insight into what is going on politically. i would stay out of it. , it is very sensitive to the currency movement. we would worry a lot about that market. and i suspect that is what investors are doing. we are going to continue to talk about unpredictable political developments but on the continent of eu

behind me you know isn't doing much better today the biggest loser in the in the dax where industrials is immense on top of the losing who list. of course with bad results today as well but also car brands folks are going and continental so overall not a great day unless you're apple exactly good point because. as we've just been finding out ourselves here in the newsroom apple has become the first us company to top one trillion dollars in market value for the record crowns a decade long rise fueled by its i phone it transformed the tech firm from a niche player and personal computers into a global powerhouse spanning entertainment and communications started in the garage of co-founder steve jobs in one nine hundred seventy six apple has changed how we communicate with each other and how businesses conduct they become. britain central bank has raised its key interest rate despite concerns the u.k. could face a breakthrough driven economic shock you know the a few months a quarter point hike by the bank of england is only it's sick and brave increase in street thousand days and a respon

the dax and the smi will take longer.ld see a slightly stronger gain on the cac this morning, and the ibex often goes the other direction or, i shouldn't say often, but the last few sessions has gone the other direction of the other european indexes. let's take a look at the industrial breakdown as far as sectors go. this is the bloomberg european 500. you can see we have financials that are kind of a mixed trade after hsbc earnings were slightly ahead of street estimates. we had consumer staples down, as well. maybe that's a good sign stocks are down, but we had industrial stocks up, material and health care also putting up decent gains. getting back to, has the dax opened yet? no, that takes a long time to open, but we do see again on the ibex.d .2% on the so spanish stocks getting more than core european and u.k. stocks. let's take a look at the individual movers on the stoxx index to go had and see where we are as far as individual names are concerned. we have more stocks up, 351 gainers then down, 323 losers. most or

there's the ibex and the dax. is out of the gate that quickly out in front of the cac, up .4 percent. matt: let's take a look at the industry moves, using the imap. it's a great tool. a lot of green on the screen. looking at see we're gains and most of the sectors, in fact all of the sectors except for industrials seem to be doing quite well here. auto-parts leading the way, so that's always fascinating for guy and myself. we all see chemicals and tech stocks doing well, as well as financial services companies. you can see the red there in industrials, but if you break it down further, you don't see a lot of -- you don't see any of the sectors, for example the 19 groups on the stoxx 600, falling this morning. you do have a little bit of weakness in industrials, maybe in basic resources as well. but you don't see a lot of red on your screen. what about the individual stocks? guy: we've got london petroleum trading higher, euronext is picking up a little bit. --t you're not seeing is actually vw is trading higher, u

exporters leading the way which is why we're seeing the dax ending the day up higher than 1%.he ftse alternated between gains and losses, ending higher by .3%. i want to go to the individual stock bloomberg and that is because atlantia has been one of the big story. it has been one of the biggest decliners, down by more than 1%. italy in process of removing its confession after eight told disaster. two other decliners out of the u.k.. is sufferingerry with the issues at the house of fraser word sells good. . 4s, sharesve g$s declining by more than 2%. i want to start us off with the euro treading water, alternating gains and losses. a large short position weighing on it. we have the cable moving higher despite some of the losses it had earlier. we are also getting hints we may be approaching a no deal brexit. is not a not -- that enough to shake investor confidence. the lira declining, the u.s. dollar gaining against the currency. continuing to see turmoil. this is the second day of declines. that is a look a european markets. the u.s., where keeping an eye on currencies. our

institution to a startup in the tech sector and joey second largest bank could soon be ousted from the dax index surprise and that bringing germany's banking giants up to speed is the focus of a conference in frankfurt this week is there a way to shake things up without letting them full that's the challenge facing germany's big banks right now with greater competition from abroad and trade conflicts in world politics europe's financial institutions must pull their strengths says deutsche bank c.e.o. customs evening it's come flogger called the deal we spoke it's clear the pressure is on to consolidate in europe there are five thousand five hundred financial institutions in the eurozone beefeater for not how many of them can manage risks in an increasingly confusing world economy. open up europe doesn't need as many banks as possible what it needs is strong banks. and deutsche bank plans to be among them it's retained its global aspirations under savings leadership. even took over running germany's biggest bank in april for the past three years the financial giant has suffered losses falli

let's look into the european majors, the dax lower by nearly .3%.s weighing on the dax, when you see trade tension, this is where they will manifest. the biggest laggard in europe is the ftse, italy trading lower with the tragedy with the bridge collapse. some of the individual stocks, atlantia had dropped earlier in the week that now up, the biggest gainer on the euro stoxx 600 by more than 5%. air france, their new ceo, concerns about that, he is canadian and shares down by 3.5%. ersk up nearly 2%, they are spinning off their energy unit and investors like that. they want to see them confident -- concentrate on infrastructure. the biggest sort of the week is commodities, copper staging a rally, not too much of, just three basis points. this is not enough to wipe out the lawsuit. a relief rally. zinc lower by .3%. shery: let's get a check of the bloomberg first word news with courtney donohoe. >> turkey could be in for more turmoil as the appeals court refused to release a pastor who is accused of having a role in the 2016 failed coup. the threat -

frankfurt stock of st paul's germany's the second largest bank amounts one could even be ousted from the dax index and be replaced by one of its new competitors from the tech sector how do we come about how do we get to that point. yes chris of that decision seems very likely it's up next week and that would be a strong sign of the demise of the german banks that isn't just happening now that's been happening for a while because effectively the german institutions have been slipping through digitalize ation and not focusing on that now small fast companies like wire card which is likely to replace correspond are rising they're focused on e-commerce on credit card payments and mobile payments and they're now the new star. and paul with all that stiff headwind from new players on the market how do banks want to address the growing competition. the banks are a behemoth they're huge fifty thousand people roughly work for a commercial bank and that's their advantage but also their disadvantaged advantage they've got lots of customers disadvantage they can't use the data from these customers yet a

a quick look at the markets with the footsie closing down and the dax is down in germany.is the film review in a moment. coming up on bbc news, jose mourinho said he would still be the special one even if he does not win the title at manchester united, who have made their worst start to a season in years. he said his reputation as a great manager cannot be tarnished. we will have reaction from southampton where moeen ali has given england control of the fourth test against india and we will be live in newport ahead of the wooden‘s crucial world cup qualifier. —— ahead of the women's crucial world cup qualifier. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is anna smith. it is nice to see you. chair of the critics' circle. we are starting with cold war, taking place in poland and paris and an interesting story of a troubled relationship between a musician and singer and then off to sanjose with a missing person thriller told entirely on computer screens. person thriller told entirely on computer screens. band yardie, perso

we see dax futures and ftse futures down. look at the gmm. one thing that very much matters on the screen, this box here. the turkish lira, down down -- now down 6%. 5.9, but haveg at seen upwards of 6.3 today, almost in freefall right now as investors fret after erdogan said they have got dollars, we have got our people and our god. and center,, front dragging down a lot of european asset. s. let's look at rates and commodities. there is a story out of asia. people are part -- piling into new zealand sovereign bonds after the central bank there turned a little dovish. you saw yesterday, their currency slid as well. that continues and we see rates falling on new zealand debt. let's get the first word news with juliette saly. the turkish lira has plummeted to a fresh record low. concern about souring relations with the u.s. and runaway inflation outweigh the plans to stem a market route. the currency had earlier pared losses as -- after the government said it growth target of less than 4%, down from 5.5%. the lira has lost 40% of its value aga

dax being driven higher great only a stocks in the red for the dax. cac 40 come all the four stocks in the red. everything else in the green. it is a risk on day as china pushes hard, their best day in two years the shanghai composite. >> it is 11:00 a.m. in new york, 4:00 p.m. in london, and 11:00 in hong kong. from bloomberg's european headquarters, i'm caroline hyde here it vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is the european close on bloomberg markets. ♪ caroline: here are top stories. today, relentless competition is keeping a longtime turnaround out of reach. the u.k. premised her theresa may is looking to delay the deadline for the brexit deal and hoping to use president trump as a secret weapon in the talks with the eu. stocks move higher but in turkey, 10 year yield come a record 20%, raising the possibility the company could be headed toward a bailout. despite the turkish tech -- church and -- turkish

share prices germany's big banks are in trouble now commands bank is facing a possible ousting from the dax index and it's not alone daughter bank too is looking less than solid when it comes to the euro zone's leading share index experts say the banking giants have dragged their feet in the face of digitalisation and now financial tech start ups giving them a run for their money of intake challenge is the focus of a banking conference in frankfurt this week financial experts say they hope to find potential solutions to get the big banks back up to speed. and our financial market correspondent was at that conference earlier today. we just saw right at the end there the c.e.o. of the daughter bank i believe this c.e.o. of command they were all speaking there earlier what was their message. well the message they wanted to say was the world has become a riskier place but don't worry we're the people who know how to deal with risks and were well prepared for the future their message they didn't send was what is this digitalisation thing and we're really not very prepared for it and we're not ta

fq100, cac and the dax index off the high of the morning right here, the dax index in germany up 120up almost 1%. in asia overnight gains across the board, china was the best performer, shanghai com composip 2 3/4%. breaking news out of germany. part of frankfurt's airport evacuated, flights have been disrupted. we have the latest developments coming out of germany right now. the media sector is in focus, discovery communications reporting earnings momentarily, ahead of disney's results after the close. all the media companies we are watching this week, discovery is down a fraction at yesterday's close. we have full coverage of the earnings. there's a new colonel in town. kfc reveals the newest spokesperson, we'll have details coming up a dangerous graduation photo, one texas a & m student posing with a giant alligator, celebrating, touching him as well. all those stories coming up this few morning. joining -- tuesday morning. joining us is dagen mcdonnell and lindsey bell. great to see everybody this morning. >> would you touch anil gator? >> -- an alligator? >> no. >.dagen: i would

the dax index is down as well. in asia, declines across the board.eng index is down 2 1/4%. a terrifying video of a plane crash in mexico from inside the jet. it shows the exact moments the plane fell from the sky. this is someone recording what's happening from inside the jet as we told you. we're going to bring you that video and see what's actually on it momentarily. earnings are in focus this morning, cigna among the companies reporting this morning. the stock is up, 1 2/3%. results beat expectations, due to higher enrollment and premium increases. tesla reported a slower cash burn rate in the second quarter and elon musk teases a partnership with atari. the company still lost money, but we were expecting that. the stock is up 8 1/4%. apple's race to $1 trillion hitting a pause button this morning, the stock pulling back after closing at an all-time high yesterday. investors are speculating the company's market value to reach $1 trillion soon. turning emergency blankets into art, one artist looks to bring a gigantic silver blanket to burning man

bmw: dax taken a hit and one in three quarters of a percent right now. >> asia big losses all around.kei down 1%. backs down over 2% in china. cheryl: for the first time ever, americans love affair with is stating it's not taking and is laying down creating a new with a little something extra. "fbn:am" continues right now. lea: good morning. yesterday i'm on new york. i am late gabriel and for lauren simonetti. cheryl: m. cheryl casone. a federal appeals court ruling president trump sorter threatening to withhold funding from sanctuary cities is unconstitutional. chris jenkinsis lies with the details. >> in california as you mentioned it's playing out and it's unconstitutional to withhold funding from century city. absent congressional authorization may not redistribute or withhold properly appropriated funds in order to effectuate its own policy goals. the ruling applies to two lawsuits brought in california. the mayor treating this was not the first by the administration and it will not be the last that we support the single challenge because the allies on our side. it will be a san

really really great here in europe major indices in europe are down the dax is about one per cent down today as uncertainty is creeping back into investor is poor for us and they're trying to get rid of it rather taking the profits that they may have made earlier in this week on more positive news versus a really annoyed about this power play that's happening from trump's side not helping is the fact that emerging markets continue to be under pressure so overall not a great end of the week all right let me give you some good news to check to about in just a moment because the euro zone unemployment rate has fallen to the lowest level in a decade as according to the latest u.s. the biggest the jobless rate stood at eight point two percent in july despite trade tensions between brussels and washington most european economies appear to be holding their own for now those jobless rates were recorded in the czech republic and germany both below four percent on the other hand of the spectrum there spain and greece where more than one in six without work. but of course u.s. on inflation is als

cac is up a third of a percent and the dashin dax index up 1/2.stone, apple becoms the first company to hit a $1 trillion valuation. we're looking at the record run of apple, plus ceo tim cook's message to employees. the stock this morning looking fractionally lower. dublin to baltimore, guinness is opening their first u.s. brewery in more than 60 years. we'll take you there. and chase is unveiling a new atm that allows users to get cash by using their phone. cardless atms now. standing up for america, the nfl preseason kicked off last night without any kneeling and a new controversy surrounding colin kaepernick. how the backlash over his national anthem protest went virtual. joining me to break this down is dagen mcdowell, jack brewer and joanie courtney. when we see joanie courtney, we know it must be jobs friday. >> jobs friday, i'm in the building. maria: a good number? >> i think it will be a good number. i'm interested to see what happens with labor participation because of the good economy, are we going to see more people participating in t

the dax index in germany is down a quarter of a percent. overnight stocks finished mostly higher with the exception of japan. the shanghai composite the best performer up almost 2%. a cyber attack on professional golf. the pga targeted by hearings who want bitcoin for ransom ahead of today's claim i don' championsh. a firenado. firefighters captured a video that has gone viral this morning. the details on what causes this. a shocking new trend, teens are getting plastic surgery to make their faces look like their snapchat filters. plus, lebron shows off his first look as an l.a. laker many he posted pictures of him wearing purple and gold. and the bike of the future, a closer look at this motorcycle with a royals royce engine built for an airplane and wheels that look nothing like you've seen before. all those stories coming up this thursday morning. joining me, christina is with us, james freeman and mike huckabee, great to see everybody this morning. >> thank you. >> good morning. maria: what's on your mind? >> you know what's really cool

ftse is in the red icac brilliant green, the dax fractionally lower. >> news sent chinese text sharply lower. in hong kong the hang seng down 1%. >> elon musk said today's wall street again after post team and expected second-quarter loss yesterday. recall -- you may recall last quarter's call heater marked than calling them born and all had peered "fbn:am" starts right now. lea: good morning. 5:01 a.m. in new york on wednesday, august 1st. i am lea gabrielle in for lauren simonetti this morning. cheryl: good morning, everybody. i am cheryl casone. lea: people are excited about this. trying to breaking news on china to the trump administration planning to propose imposing a 25% tariff on $200 billion of chinese goods after initially setting them at 10%. the new proposal could be announced as early as today. china's foreign ministry saint overnight that beijing will retaliate. lea: meanwhile, president trump touting his trade policy during the bake rally in tampa last night. >> for decades, the united states was all of these other countries are friends, enemies, allies. i want to thank

we have gains in germany, the dax is up by 10. we will be talking about two key dax constituents.merzbank and deutsche bank. from our man in frankfurt. less, we0 is a little are behind today with the turkish contagion that i certainly infected european equities yesterday. even repeating itself. have a quick peek at the currency board, big day for data. hadave eurozone gdp and we u.k. unemployment, all things i will be discussing in the next hour. ♪ mark: 30 minutes left in the trading day today. i mark barton. julie cosi new york, i'm julie harm -- julie hyman. this is the bloomberg close on bloomberg markets. ♪ mark: deutsche bank, the risk officer says the bank risks are manageable. we will get inside of what is .ext in the markets -- do speak with the cfo not miss that. have a look at european equities. the ones rising, these are the ones declining. off the highs of the day, a performance for some of those periphery markets. yesterday, we saw periphery markets fal

the cac down fractionally, but the ftse in london and the dax down 0.4% each. trade your asian stocks thinking is the turmoil continues to tokyo's nikkei down 2%. hong kong's hang seng losing 1.5%. >> what exactly are they doing. "fbn:am" starts right now. 5:01 a.m. in new york. it is monday, august 13th. good morning everyone. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: happy monday. i lauren simonetti. cheryl: cheers to our mugs on "fbn:am". thanks to the team for getting us a beautiful coffee mugs. lauren: hope your weekend was great. a lot of news to get to. cheryl: we are going to staff with our great story. a fresh low against the u.s. dollar after president trump authorized the dabbling of tariffs on turkish steel and aluminum. central bank announcing a plan to provide liquidity that takes effect today. it has tumbled more than 40% against the u.s. dollar and namely due to concerns about how president erdogan has handled the crisis and espionage crisis. lauren: ed royce was weighing in on "sunday morning futures." >> i think the types of sanctions that are effect on turk

the ftse 100 up almost 0.50% xetra dax up 0.42% the cac 40 in similar shape.ing at the sectors driving some of those numbers, basic resources is up 1% construction and material in the red. atlantia something to watch on that down 20% in the last few minutes. technology performing well today. >>> some of the numbers we've been watching today from corporates, carlsberg shares have risen after the company posted a strong set of numbers in the second quarter as it upped its full-year profit outlook. it's up nearly 3.7%. the danish brewer cited strong sales in russia during the world cup. the second quarter beer volumes rose 10% compared with a 11% decline in the first quarter carlsberg had been losing ground to rivals in russia which accounts for a fifth of its overall sales. we will later on today be talking to the ceo of carlsberg, that's at 11:00 a.m. central european time. shares in nn group are headed for their best day in 16 months. they posted a 25% rise in second quarter profit as the feel-good effects from its acquisition of delta lloyd continued. the tak

cac and dax are slightly in the green. lauren: i went to generous to his dancing her way to a wal-mart near you. "fbn:am" starts right now. drink 25:01 a.m. here in europe in wednesday 15th. good morning and cheryl casone. lauren: hump day. we're halfway through the week. on lauren simonetti. thank you for joining us. tim valencia one-time trump critic was defeated to reclaim the republican nomination for governor. he was defeated by jeff johnson, a rising newcomer allied with president trump. democratic congressman keith ellison scored a big dream days after domestic abuse allegations surfaced against him. >> we had a very unexpected at the end of this campaign. that happened i want to assure you we are going to keep on fighting. a woman who could be the first and only american member of congress. >> in vermont, history was made. democrats nominee christine hall quits to be the first candidate for governor. by the way, 14-year-old received about 4700 votes. also in vermont. bernie sanders won the primary. he's expected to

we have xetra dax now leading the down trade, almost down 1%, or more than 100 points already. ftse 100 hovering around 7,500, down 0.7%. as the negative move from asia and more focus on the deteriorating relationship between china and the u.s. affects other market as well we have seen broadly speaking up until now was dollar trading on the back foot, not so much the case this morning. we have euro/dollar trading weaker again to the tune of 0.2% that's euro weakness cable as well below 130 after a bounce the last couple of sessions on soft brexit hopes. so this morning down 0.2%. dollar/yen is around 1.60. this morning it looks like the mood in the u.s. is turning south. dow opening up about 70 points lower. nasdaq about 14 points lower of course the tech sector has been the best performing sector as far as u.s. equities are concerned. it's been the best week in a while for the nasdaq >>> the german finance minister says it is difficult to say whether there will be a brexit agreement. he added that a large part of euro will move over to frankfurt in time. annette has more >> th

dax almost 1% at 107 points. the asia overnight gains across the board as well.mposite of two and three quarters of a percent. hang seng in hong kong upon by 5%. facebook doing business with the banks. jerry: is compared to the financial sector at the crisis. social media is worse. but until you get the follow this morning coming up. targeting conservatives turning point charlie kirk and candice allen harassed by left-wing protesters in philadelphia this weekend. this was after a lens was locked out of her own account by twitter. she is here this morning live. her story coming out. wildfire in california exploding in by the largest in state history.

the dax index in germany up a fraction. were mixed, best performer was japan and hong kong, up 2/3 of a percent. the negative performance was in china, shanghai composite down 3/4 of a percent. murder charges filed, an illegal i'immigrant set to appear in cot for allegedly abyo abducting and killing molly tibbetts. president trump weighed in on this last night. >> you heard about today with the illegal alien coming in, very sadly from mexico, and you saw what happened to that incredible, beautiful young woman. should have never happened. at the beating heart of this election is border security. we have to have it. , right? we have to have it. maria: we're taking a look at border security this morning. targeting technology, president trump blasting social media for censoring conservative voices. the fallout this morning. a tale of two retailers, target and lowe's reporting earnings this morning. the numbers coming in above expectations. the guidance is driving investors today, lowe's cut the full year guidance and the stock

for the dax. 4/10 of 1%.s, a bunch of corporate stories we are focusing on.also have the market trading from an equity point of view. miners thison the morning. the london market, flatlining level.the 76, 44 german traction, interesting. futures in a couple of major indices. bex up around half of 1%. ands take you to the imap show you what is going on. a lot of green this morning. the materials sector seems to be doing reasonably well. let's give you a view of the stoxx 600. every sector is in positive territory. tech is trading reasonably strongly. telecoms are looking good as well. matt: i am seeing a lot more winners than losers. 411 look at the stoxx 600, gainers, only 76 losers. as far as the gainers, sap leads the pack. interesting stories about the chinese tech stocks getting crushed if you look at what happened with that tech sector in china. see moet hennessey gaining, which is interesting as emerging markets are selling -- in turkey, you can go there and get its products for a pretty decent discount right now. they go -- banco santander a gainer as

below that 7500 mark keep flipping around that point, down about a third of a percentage point xetra dax is the main underperformer, down 1%. that is on the back of autos getting hit. we're there already. autos down 1.3%. some remarks out from president trump suggesting that the tariff proposal offered by europe was just not good enough autos down 1.3%. basic resources down 0.8%. those are the trade sensitive sectors. the only sector in the green is travel and leisure up 0.6% let us talk about one of the biggest movers yesterday, that is the argentinean peso. at one point is moved more than 15% intraday a sharp devaluation. this is the trend, 50% weaker on the year 100% weaker over the last 12 months big moves there. we'll get into it in more detail, ultimately investors are getting nervous about the short-term economic prospects of this country and whether or not the imf will step in and help things out >> thank you very much one of the big corporate stories that's having an impact on the markets, whitbread shares are surging after striking a 3.9 billion pound deal to sell its costa cof

a mixed bag, but overall we are seeing equities move lower the xetra dax is off 1.3%.german market is off 1.04% socgen stock not moving higher today. the ftse mib is off 1% as well let's bring you another check on bond yields. overnight we did see the u.s. ten-year cross above that 3% level where it still sits. the yields ticking slightly higher the encouraging private sector payroll figure comes before the non-farm numbers due tomorrow. you're looking a t the ten-year bund yield, slightly higher. keep an eye on jjb, some action on bond purchases. that was not expected from the bank of japan. looking at the yield slightly higher let's check on u.s. futures. a somewhat disappointing day for the dow and s&p 500. the dow bucked the trend in large part thanks to a record for apple shares today we see a weaker implied open the dow jones with an implied open of 112 points the nasdaq called lower by 39 points the s&p 500 with an implied open of just about 12.4 >>> let's give you a check on continental shares, which have been trading lower after the auto supplier said that new

the markets are weaker by spoin 6 on the dax it has trimmed losses.italian yield spiked above 3% today there's concerns about the coalition government the pressure point in that market of that economy, iran migration of turkey, how europe solves the migration problems is front and center and in terms of what that means in that government in italy. by sectors, you can see the banks that have been -- a lot of the selling this morning about five banks here in europe led by bbva and spain have turkish exposure i mentioned buyout that's impacting the broader market and health care stocks. the biggest drop in 15 years for that stock oil and gas technology chemicals trying to stay at somewhat of an improvement. let get into that the buyers stocks as you look at the big drops. taking it back to 2013, the -- >> [ inaudible ] let's go through the details it's set to have the biggest drop in 15 years a california jury says that a popular weed killer can cause cancer monsanto was ordered to pay $290 million to a man who claimed the -- gam investments plans to liq