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from analysts this morning saying there is a chance the october 24 deadline for the .eal being done couldut analysts saying at jefferies they still believe there is a greater than 85% chance of the deal happening. it is a bit of a wait and see. >> thank you, the stock of the hour. president trump releasing a statement on iran sanctions saying sanctions targeting iranian energy and oil will resume november 5 here at again, president trump outlining a push to continue to sanction iran, targeting energy and oil will resume november 5. those who do not exit iran activities risk consequences. crude oil futures are at their highs of the session now, at 1.8%. mark. mark: a quick peek of what is happening in markets, down for the third day with trade concerns once again weighing on sentiment. the ftse is higher about 1/10 of 1%, in germany and in paris today. the first weekly decline, the stoxx 600, a quick peek of what is happening to currencies today. sterling falling by $1.3. it remains below 130, 1 2940 is where we are. it isance of a hard >> with the international trade secretary liam fox sa

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del eal comes as the elinquent firms face a deadline. >> the all things 787 supplier affecting at least six planes and production of two more is being paused. include affected united, ana, taiwan's eva air shanghai airlines. the blog also says one has the dream delay and liner for air china is sitting in storage for unknown reasons. blue is the first major u.s. carrier to raise the cost bag to $30. it goes into effect on monday and the charge for a second bag same amount to $40. a third bag rises to $150. facing weaker revenue. rising fuel prices and other as growth costs slows. southwest is the only large u.s. airline now that doesn't charge a single checked bag. baggage there, that's it for "daybreak kathleen up next. yvonne? >> a slew happening later on china, likes of banks of hina construction bank, and ag bank. the first half looks pretty positive. provisions are dropping. re cracks forming as the economy is slowing. we've got senior director and head of china banks. grace wu. she talks about the rising household debt that's accumulating in the economy right now that's a particula

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eal big thunderstorms. this is not a wind event that we're seeing right now. this is causing some very nice weather in behind it. we'll zoom on out and show you what this is all from, a big upper level low spinning on iorough the r and giving us a line of showers right on through the area, fairfax county and i-95. over towards annapolis. much more oha this and to expect the next couple of days. a chance for stronger stormswend l see you back here in 15 minutes. >> thank you, doug. the new tell-all bk from omarosa appears to be striking a nerve with president trump, and he's lashing out. it's not the first time the president and a former ally have turned against each other, but the bitter back and fort between these two is growing increasingly personal. blayne alexander is covering it all for us. blayne? >> reporter: yeah, doreen, we really saw kind of a three-fold pushback today, president trump himself and therump campaign and the white house all pushing back on these allegations eachy in vifferent ways as this battle of tweets and tapeso continues heat up. >

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ealed the core of obamacare, the individual mandate, because we want to get quickly ill patients --critically patients access. do you know what the right to try is? i have been trying to get this for 40 years. a person is terminally ill. they are really sick. theyey don't have money, die. we have the greatest scientists in the world. that is why china and so many people are trying to steal our technology. we can't let that happen. thate have so many people want to be able to give, it is a right to try. so a person is terminally ill. we have a great new drug, but it will take two or three years to have it approved, maybe longer, but the tests are looking very good. this person is sick, and this person is going to be dead in 90 days. we could not get them drunk for any person -- get that drug for any person. the insurance companies had problems, medical companies -- everybody. horrible thing. said we are going to take the right to try. a coalp of -- you are lover, right? patrick -- he is going to get it. we got it approved. that have a great drug hasn't been approved and someone has a certain i

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joe: it's interesting from we are getting these back-and-forth eal, now someno d progress on the issuesbut really mild reaction overall. equity market come in addition to the loonie come in addition to the peso, trade never is really broken through in a consistent way as a major driver. michael: well, failure in trade has never broken through. we have not seen a complete collapse or really bad ratcheting up of the trade war. that has come with the idea of tariffs on china next week. market seems to believe that these things will work themselves out. "the new york times" is out with a story that the way the administration is going to phrase the message to congress is they are going to say the u.s. will enter an agreement with mexico and canada. robert litan heiser earlier this week said we would send out a notification that we are entering a deal with mexico and canada is welcome to join. but if he says can do is coming, -- canada is coming, that would be another positive for the markets to take tuesday morning. caroline: not just canada and mexico, but it is china as well. that was a sh

the district line is part suspended with no service to richmond and ealing broadway.police investigation following a collision. hammersmith bridge will be closed from 7am until 7pm until thursday for urgent repairs. victoria embankment is closed westbound for major gasworks. now for a look at the weather. good morning. we are still in the warm and humid air mass so we have another muggy day. some sunny spells developing with the chance of one or two showers. we start the day in some places already around 20 celsius. more cloud this morning. the odd break here and there. sunny spells through the afternoon. just the risk of the odd isolated shower. a lot of dry weather. highs of 25— 26 degrees. through this evening and overnight some late sunshine before the sun sets. overnight it will be dry with clear spells. another muggy and humid night. temperatures not falling far. overnight lows of 13 degrees. tomorrow, another largely dry day, still feeling humid with sunshine and patchy cloud. cabbages up sunshine and patchy cloud. cabbages up at warmer. change on the way into

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now is the time to actually put pen to paper and getting deal eal, and that should calm the markets and david: so is the risk goes back on, and this has been more of a headwind, what does that feel for the -- what does that do for the 10-year yield? does that fall off? jim: a should take some of the pressure off the 10-years, though i am not that hopefully get that much about 3%. if we are still in a position where the fed may be down rate hikes going into 2019, it is going to be very difficult and 10-year treasury yield the shorter we get above 3%. that is not mean we cannot see it for a period time, it just means when you look at the neutral race that the fed is talking about, when you have a cycle between 2.5% and 3%, and that is sometime in 2019, and 10-year note is probably not going to be too far from 3%, so close to where we are now. alix: how do you factor in trade + fed = e.m.? the dollar is having a significant rally, stabilizing the downside. how do you do it? jim: that is a fair question. there are three drivers of e.m. one, you have decent drivers of global growth. i think

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