we want to embed dbs in those parts of life that matter to you. we can actually use data. choiceslping us make that are better suited to you, that bring you value, that bring you the capacity to create -- that's what we will try and do. a you have been pushing for payment where fintech's perform the functions that payments have before would be regulated. that legislation may come into effect. will address the issue? >> i think it is a sensible piece of legislation. on the one hand, it actually creates an environment where a lot of new techs have the capacity to perform and offer new services to people. that is a good thing. you want to be able to address a consumer need. -- inoing to allow singapore. at the same time, what it also the presencesure of these nondelegable -- -- depending on what they do, the amended regulation you have, will be in direct proportion. they will be constrained with what they can do with public money. they will be constrained with lending. i think it is a good balance. it is a better regulatory consistency, but at the sa

. ♪ shery: we are getting dbs results. bank reporting net income at $1.13 billion .ingaporean that is below estimates. the third quarter net coming in, 2.1% below the average analyst estimate. we are seeing third-quarter nonperforming loan ratio was 1.6% against 1.7% year on year. 1.86%t interest margin against 1.85% quarter on quarter, 1.7% year on year. there is net coming in below billions of $1.4 singaporean. this is one of the last banks to report earnings. we have seen strong results from singaporean banks being helped by comprising global interest rates -- by rising global interest rates. dbs, there are net income coming in below estimates, haidi. asia's largestt lender, not too bad a rating. they are trying to expand into new capital markets like china. we will get you more details. a look atake legendary investor warren buffett showing renewed appetite for equities, including buying his own shares in berkshire hathaway. have it would be great to $928 million at your disposal. just to say, my shares are not doing a

he enjoyed a slightly better start to the db world tour championship in dubai than title rival tommy title with a top 5 finish — opened up with a a—under—par round of 68, and he's two shots behind the joint—leaders jordan smith and adrian otaegui. meanwhile, fleetwood — who has to win the tournament to have any chance of retaining his end of season title is one shot further back on 3—under—par. on to cricket — and it was the turn of sri lanka's lower order to save their side against england on day 2 of the 2nd test in palle kele. roshen silva hit a resolute 85 to frustrate the tourists as sri lanka made 336 in reply to england's 1st inings total of 290 — a lead of 46 runs heading into day 3. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. for a while, it played like this. sri lanka against ben stokes. life seemed sweet. then he made a mistake. he underestimated the throwing arm of ben stokes. run out for 63. batting still seemed co mforta ble for 63. batting still seemed comfortable enough that da silver was scoring swiftly. england wanted wickets and expected them but saw another sri l

of the databases at amazon that were running oracle will be off of oracle and running amazon dynamo dbamazon aurora. 97% of the mission critical databases will be off of oracle and run on dynamo db and aurora. on november 1st, we turned off our oracle data warehouse and moved it to red ship we're virtually done moving away from oracle on the database side and by mid-2019 we'll be done. >> wow, so that soon, before next year is done you'll be off oracle. >> that's our plan on the database side. >> about two months ago i was in orlando with microsoft, adobe and s.a.p. and they were talking about this open data initiative, this idea that they think it should be easy for customers to take data from one cloud and mingle it with data from another cloud and figure out how to run their business based on data that they have got stored with a number of different providers. philosophically, what do you think of that idea >> i think over time -- my suspicion is over time it will be easier and easier to move data around. people we see all the time in our business that people will move data around f

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yvonne: thank you and thank you to dbs for that conversation.seeing some movers in asia today. mostly higher for the regional benchmark, but take a look at tech stocks, which have been pummeled. the biggest losers are apple suppliers. optical and others, down more than 5%. aac technologies down close to 8%. david: just one thing to mention to the upside. is up for a second straight day. this time on the news it is getting a boost from the high-tech plan in china. plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: if you have been watching our show, you know we are all over bloomberg's new economy forum event in singapore. in the next hour, have a look at the big names. you will not want to miss the conversations. , philippinesairman oldest conglomerate. , leee: also talking tech kai-fu. will be interesting to see what he views as the outlook for tech for the rest of the year given how tech stocks have started to underperform. also talking about christian mumenthaler joining us in the next hour as well. really big interviews. it is quite rare we get

many afghans will be wondering when the violence that still cripples their country is going to end the db of al-jazeera geneva or votes are being counted in the u.s. state of mississippi after a runoff election for a seat in the senate it follows a campaign which highlighted the state's troubled past them valving the lynching of black people incumbent republican senator cindy hyde smith has was caught on camera saying she would happily attend a public hanging if invited she's facing african-american democrat mike espy he used to lobby for former ivory coast leader laurent gbagbo who's been charged with crimes against humanity for more on this let's bring in john hendren joining us from jackson mississippi so both controversial candidates john but the polls have just closed tell us how the race is looking. well there in we already have seventy five percent of the vote in and i'm at the headquarters for the republican in this race cindy hyde smith and they are very confident here so far with seventy five percent of the votes tallied she's got about fifty six percent of the vote compared to

visit ncicap.org] on our companion network c-span2, but db is in primetime over the four-day thanksgiving holiday weekend. we begin tonight focusing on readers and publishers at 8:00 p.m. eastern, james mcbride. that is followed by author karen pryor. book tv in primetime starts at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. also tonight on c-span3, american history tv on world war ii. 8:00 p.m.t 8:00 p -- eastern. joining us from new york, chris whipple, author of the book, gatekeeper. thank you for being here. i want to begin with the president saying he is considering white house changes, staff shakeups. the brookings institution chart shows the president's a team turnover from year-to-year. the blue bar represents the president's first year. the green, his second year. the purple, third. president trump's first year, turnover is higher than any other president, almost double. in the green, his second year is pretty consistent with other presidents. what do you make of it? chris whipple it has been tremendous turnover. it is not the first time a white house has been riven by conflict. the reagan white

those windows have any sound reinforcements or any -- are you compensating for any -- any kind of heavy db? >> well, i guess it's not going to be a club-club, it's going to be more of a lounge. but have you already invested in some soundproofing there? >> i have not done anything to the windows, but i believe we're double paned. i cannot hear any sound outside when i'm inside, and we did do a sound test this past friday with my sound engineer wihich has augmented the volta speakers only with one subwoofer. i believe i sent the sound test results to maggie -- to executive director weiland. as far as decibel levels, ambient sounds of traffic and noise, when he pinged the super loud bass hum and the different levels and compared with the decibel level inside and outside, our front doors automatically close, so a doorman will be outside, checking i.d.s, allowing people to come in, and it closes on its own. it's on a hydraulic device. we installed a cantilever that will be extending a mesh metal drape in front of it that should dampen any sound that is going in that direction as the door opens.

it's like a hundred and eighty-five db, really loud.ot it. that was amazing. that was incredible. >> anthony: that was unbelievable. >>> the u.s. midterm elections, just around the corner. and the u.s. president's closing pitch to voters, centered on immigration. >>> in iran, people take to the streets protesting the new u.s. sanctions now looming. >>> also ahead this hour, a deadly shooting at a yoga studio in the state of florida. what police are now revealing about the gunman. >>> live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. i'm george howell. the "cnn newsroom" starts right now.

it would leave the remainder of the land side improvements to public works to accept db i would still be involved ho as-needed basis. largely this was something we thought was coming. all sides agree this sort of division of responsibility made sense. the blue area on the shoreline is what we consider to be the shoreline improvement that would still be the responsibility of the harbor engineer. we will refine this for the mou. the wetland areas to the edge of the shoreline. >> the conditions prior to closing the trust exchange each party must approve condition of title and profit property. those cleanup activities are important. we will have had to enter the mou with mull till departments. we need to have those responsibilities taken care of. to address a question or comment that commissioner gilman had, we did basically reinforce and make sure that the trust exchange can't happen until the developer spent the money received the entitlements for the first development phase so we wouldn't have the trust exchange in advance of development of the park. i will hand it over to ann to move

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the question is db do you think rino paul ryan's blind loyalty to the chamber of commerce, koch brothers wall street will once again stand in the way of funding for president trump's border wall? cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs, follow me on twitter, like me on facebook, follow me on instagram. >>> up next, the snowflakes in the left wing national media are now offended by the word, just the words "caravan." >> to say nothing of the demon demonizing of all of this by calling them a caravan and describing them based on no. >> without evidence of that. >> 500 murderers in the midst, et cetera. lou: we'll take that up after the break, as well as the latest in the mueller witch hunt. attorney clee that mitchell joinjoins us here next. stay with us. we're coming i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. lou: rather than face months in ove

own party, but a independent run by somebody in his own party that takes votes away, that basically dbs the presidency by pulling votes away in big states and prevents him from winning those in the electoral college. >> i've never seen a political party as united as yours as ever. i don't know if it's healthy. 91% of your rank and file voters say they're with trump, for example. i've never seen anything like that. does that mean probably, no matter had how bad things get or how difficult things get for the economy in the world events and personality problems, he's still going to end up with no challenge? >> if he ran against john kasich today in ohio for governor, trump would win by 30 points. >> he would win the governorship. >> in ohio against john kasich, no doubt about it. pennsylvania, you know well and i know well, is a good example. you had lubar letter run as donald trump is in the senate, right? he got 88% of the republican vote. 88%. there is no buyer remorse among republicans. where there is an achilles heel are the swing republican voters often found in be it illinois, phila

meanwhile, at the aston martin display, >> that is the db five featured in the first james bond film-- comes up out of the headlights. the multimillion dollar collectors car -- chris has his own aston martin and really enjoys it. >> i drive to work and pleasure smelling that leather and suede , listening to my classical music or whatever music i have and it is wonderful experience. >> there are american cars, japanese cars, hydrogen cars, electric cars, and small cars for big families. >> a whole family here. >> we are really enjoying it. it is a great turnout and a nice show. >> the autoshow runs through the sunday. in san francisco, don ford, kpix 5. >> did you see that little girl ? that was great. like don said, the car show runs through sunday at the moscone center . it is open tonight until 10 pm. >>> we have some wild looking clouds today. we have time lapsed video over the bay bridge. i am so glad we can see the clouds. >> it is nice to see the bridge in the water in the clouds. cool shot. coming from the ocean. a storm is coming in because we have a southwest flow it so craz

the question is db do you think rino paul ryan's blind loyalty to the chamber of commerce, koch brotherswall street will once again stand in the way of funding for president trump's border wall? cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs, follow me on twitter, like me on facebook, follow me on instagram. >>> up next, the snowflakes in the left wing national media are now offended by the word, just the words "caravan." >> to say nothing of the demon demonizing of all of this by calling them a caravan and describing them based on no. >> without evidence of that. >> 500 murderers in the midst, et cetera. lou: we'll take that up after the break, as well as the latest in the mueller witch hunt. attorney clee that mitchell joinjoins us here next. stay with us. stay with us. we're coming hi, kids! i'm carl and i'm a broker. do you offer $4.95 online equity trades? great question. see, for a full service brokerage like ours, that's tough to do. schwab does it. next question. do you offer a satisfaction guarantee? a what now? a satisfaction guarantee. like schwab does. man: (scoffing) what are you teach

we're assessing the potential db damage to the president from michael cohen's stunning plea agreement robert mueller. >>> 70 hours. cnn has learned that cohen talked extensive with the pounds n multiple meetings on a variety of topics. and a well-placed source tells me that mueller knows everything. what else has cohen revealed? "weak person." president trump slams his former fixer for flipping saying cohen is telling lies now to reduce his prison time. but is the president's current lawyer, rudy giuliani, undermining his argument? >>> and passing on putin. as mr. trump heads to the g20 summit in argentina, he abruptly cancels his meeting with the russian president citing the crisis in ukraine. given the timing right after the cohen guilty plea, is that explanation believable? >>> we want to welcome our

is enabling that so there's a moment here to just say, look, we need to really db it's past time to re-evaluate the relationship with saudi arabia. three main reasons people give, balancing out iran's sort of determination to be a regional hedgeman, saudi cooperation and counter terrorism and oil are protecting our oil imports. none of those holds water. iran wouldn't invade the neighbors even if it wanted to and oil, we only import 10% of our oil. we get a lot of it from canada. so the sort of realist kind of rational for a relationship with saudi arabia and don't have various strong value alignment is obsolete and outdated. i think democrats when they take over the congress in january should partner up with some sort of libertarian, realist minded republicans. this is an issue on which they can really hold donald trump to account. >> right. >> and re-evaluate to spend our tax dollars supporting the saudi regime. >> i don't mean to be a cynic, ali, but we both heard it. see the president going, yemen, ukraine -- i worry about america. america first because he is not -- >> he said that but ther

info provided by cohen, that's i believe a reference to chicago, and primary lender db also searched. do you think this is coincidence? >> it may be. it was -- it was somewhat tongue in cheek because it is interesting that all of these events have connections to michael cohen. obviously his guilty plea, the alderman, michael cohen would know who they would use as outside counsel for the trump organization and we know deutsche bank is the banker for the trump organization, sort of the last one. there's additional reporting that it may relate to another investigation, and it was a massive undertaking in germany. so it's unclear that it's directly related to this. but i think the point is that the world seems to be closing in around particularly the trump organization, and their financial dealings, in somewhat of the offshoot of that is some of the campaign-related information. it's just another example, another day where we see a lot of legal activity that can relate back to donald trump. >> daniel goldman, thank you for making time tonight. >>> joining me now, neil cockatiel, what's th

because, if there are a number of conservatives and the db in which teresa mate lies on their group supportdo not think we're going to back it, then teresa mate's only support is it a number of labourmps teresa mate's only support is it a number of labour mps support her. so if they are saying they're going to hold this up to see if the deal is good enough, so i think there is a sense while the initial reaction to the leaked details of the draft agreement if you can follow all of that, seems to be critical, a lot of people are suggesting that we haven't seen the details yet, but we wa nt to haven't seen the details yet, but we want to see the minister and the government tonight urged people to wait to react so people can reflect accurately what is in the agreement. last question to damien, after a couple hours of sleep and having to worry you are to brussels tomorrow, tell me what we should be watching for tomorrow. who are the main players were deciding the european reaction? the key thing here tomorrow will be behind closed doors about the same time that teresa mate's cabinet is meeting.

. >> thank you, commissioner fel db dblum. commissioner burrows? >> good morning i am so grateful to all of you for the time you have taken to be here and for the excellent testimony that you have provided. i have to first recognize that today is the 40th anniversary of the pregnancy discrimination act. couldn't help but do that today. and really want to join my colleagues in welcoming all of you here to the eeoc. although the me too movement has existed for over a decade, it's just about a year since its hashtag went viral and sparked' very long overdue conversation on sexual harrassment in the workplace.assment in the workplace. the challenge now is to find concrete solutions so that american workplaces reflect our values of quality, justice, and respect for human dignity. that means addressing the broad problem of harassment in all of its forms. obviously sexual harassment has grabbed the headlines, and deservedly so. but we also have to keep our eye on the ball with respect to harassment based on race, age, genetic information even, yes, we hav

they allow the crew to go through it db processes we regularly talked about it and try to understandnfamous mafia clans. italian police carried out dawn raids involving around 600 officers in an operation overseen by rome‘s mayor, virginia raggi , who said she was putting an end to years of illegality. pictures filmed by police show the extravagant interiors of one of the seized villas, all of which belong to the casamonica mafia clan. the raids come after 33 members of the group were arrested injuly. the mayor said the villas would be demolished by the end of the year. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. that chilly wind continues overnight. plenty of cloud, showers, some outbreaks of rain, sleet or hill snow. looks like it is going to be wettest across northeast england into the pennines, and through eastern parts of scotland. there‘ll be a few clear spells developing with the wind easing later in the night into southern england, wales, the midlands. a few spots here getting down to freezing or a touch of frost, but for many of us the temperatures hold

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executives from dbs, microsoft and ripple, monday and tuesday.l, alibaba's annual shopping event happens this sunday. therings in roughly twice value of black friday and cyber monday combined. >> so this year is actually, well, the 10th edition of it. it's been here for a decade. year'save a look at this big numbers. >> let's start with about two billion. that's how many transactions alibaba could process this single day. they are reaching that milestone, expanding further china.and deeper into alibaba's subsidiary is across sixhe event countries, while they are offering coupons and services in 800 counties in if china. lifestyle services are in focus tries to wrestle market shares. merchants on the platform are given discounts on karaoke.such as at its peak last year, alibaba 325,000d an incredible single-day orders per second. event growing as much as 30% this year. there is one big unknown. what extent will the trade war put a damper on demand? >> all right. so 10 years, we'll see if we actually beat those records. around, thehis time typing i

will have to say that with lots i think we do a very good job in terms of data collection with our db. in terms of data collection along these in terms of cases going forward and demographics. unfortunately, we don't have the staff in terms of having clerical staff to actually help with data collection and capturing the questions that you are asking. in terms of generalities, i have to confer with my colleagues in terms of probably close to half, 50% ranking in terms of cases. and that's from the beginning parts in terms of investigation, in terms of them dropping off. those that we're able to get involved in cooperating and moving forward, it may be a less trickle down depending on how the investigation has gone -- moved forward in terms of if we are able to go forward to the criminal process. those numbers would be lesser. but i would say it is fairly high in terms of the immediate drop-off. >> i take it that you are talking about the victim dropping out prior to the time that the prosecutor gets it and takes it into court. i know that in maryland, where i am familiar, and the measu

that has served in my city that i was a mayor of as a matter of grace, i'm asking you to extend the db for we have this hearing to have a more substantive conversation with the nominee. i will meet with him now in my office. >> if you want to keep this going, remember what you were putting the families and nominees at stake if you want to belabor the hearing they spent a lot of money to be here a bit of time to get here. sometimes we would have to schedule these two or three times. let's go to hoodoo you want. >> to make sure that we listen to our nominees for the ranking member and senator volker had made some very important points about how this committee handles the nominees and the concerns i voiced over the last several. to focus on the naming of the attorney general at the department of justice there are serious questions about the constitutionality and the legality of the appointment about whether the appointee will see about whether he will follow the advice of the department ethics officials. the acting attorney general against the walls an laws and ps and to slow or stop the

db has other specific challenges, and not just where ecb rates are going to be. you so much. davide stays with us. we are just getting breaking news out of italy. a 5 billiong this euro bonds at auction, matching the target. a great bloomberg story saying with attention focused on italy troubles, the risks around italy's bond, investors may be ignoring opportunity and the better rated spain. we will discuss that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom and francine from london and new york. talking about the difference between european banks and some of the u.s. ones. what they really need to do in europe is focus on the possibility of banks because that would make a stronger economy. that back with davide. if you had to pick one bank and europe, which one? if there is any credit and italy, because of being clobbered by italian risk, it will be a wealth management played by credit suisse. accommodation of the three gives you a proper disclosure. francine: what has the most potential? davide: in the case of santander, they are one

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