doma. if. you fly rule which is not the truth and you know. ok now how high respect is a right and we heard a bit about it in the report highly controversial for other reasons you know it's interesting again i say these 2 writers are very very different i mean if the culture is more an anti nationalist because gotten in trouble for being a pro nationalist particularly approach serbian i mean he spoke at the funeral of the last which the controversial serbian leader and former dictator of yugoslavia and he's been seen by many as being an apologist for for serbia nationalism so not really the safe choice for the nobel not really the the p.c. choice and now off to the scandal. promised big changes how do you think they're doing yeah it was interesting because last year series of scandals they said they have they postponed suspended the prize last year because they said we've lost the confidence of the public we have to get it restored and they promised not only to make internal changes but also to make the prize more diverse to take it away from

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trying to get close to the west that conflict is not going anywhere this is not a conflict that's about doma this is about ukraine and russia and how they relate to each other in the world. connelly explaining it to us from kiev tonight nic as always thank you. in syria the cease fire which was brokered by turkey and russia officially ended today russia's foreign minister saying kurdish forces have withdrawn from the border area in fact and said they've with withdrew earlier than planned turkey says it will verify the withdrawal with joint patrols with russian troops kurdish militias agreed to retreat from the area under the deal which was struck last week syrian forces have clashed with turkish backed rebels in the region since for the 1st time since on korea launched its offensive against the kurds earlier this month. are for more now i'm joined by our correspondent dorian jones he's on the story for us tonight is stamboul in turkey good evening to you door you know moscow says that the kurdish forces have left the syrian border area with turkey but we're not hearing much from anyone else

. >> used to be a big deal doma l dom, thanks very much. is just days after a partial trade agreement sent are markets soaring, china seems to be hedging those headlines. the country now wants more talks before signing phrase one and reportedly wants the december tariffs scrapped steve mnuchin telling cnbc that yes, there will be more talks but warned that the december tariffs will go into effect in no deal is reached so what is next in this agreement? is joining me with more insight on that is michael pillsbury, president's china adviser. good to see you again, sir welcome. >> thank you, kelly. i'm not president trump's china adviser, that is bob lighthizer. i'm an academic expert he is kind of tough on me sometimes for what little i know about china. >> i was going to say, you have his ear, right >> he asks me questions, that is for sure >> and we'll ask you questions too. especially because you do have an understanding of what is going on the chinese side. are the chinese happy with this deal >> they are happy, i would say they are relie

another cut is at doma -- all but short from the fed. will 2020 bd year of the dove or the hawk?d to the polls for the third time in five years in a vote that could finally decide the way forward for brexit. good morning everyone. covering a lot of the bank earnings tom keene in new york. what the fed means for treasuries although i'm keeping on turkish lira after you have sanctions put on turkey because of what's happening in syria. tom: fed day as well. in the next us hour. michael mckee in the press conference in the u.s. in the afternoon. the eu banking, i guess it's no surprise, but really tepid results from credit suisse and deutsche bank. francine: deutsche bank was a little disappointing. you see the share price down 5%. credit suisse, a lot of people thought it was a beat and you see a lot of caution for the outlook and investors saying they could've done better in terms of profit and wealth. they are cautious about the future, so you see credit suisse losing some 2.5%. let's get to the bloomberg first word news in new york city with viviana hurtado. viviana: boris johns