they have the caravan, let 'em in, you want to let 'em in, does anybody want to let 'em in? >> no! >> president trump: caravan after caravan is forming, unvetted illegal aliens, trying to flood into our country, on your dollar, overwhelming your schools, depleting your resources, and endangering your

trade for me i think em is oversold it's providesed in a lot. i don't think the dollar breaks higher when are in a whis kerr of 18 month mys on the dollar. emerging markets priced in enormous pain. china will stimulate china was caught off guard by the trade deal they were contracting for two years in the credit markets. and i think there is enormous pain priced into the trade. >> if his trade works it's working on the back of something getting done at the end of the month with trump and xi. if that happens. >> yes. >> he will get lucky. >> you're going to see em move. >> it's a binary event are we look at a binary with g20. >> here is my point. i haven't been saying buy em all the way down this was a decision i felt based upon the result of the elections we are seeing china fiscal come through. therefore i think this is a trade. it's easy to mark the bottom look at the bottom of the range on this it's simple to follow the channel where it fails every time. >> china has been easing the whole way down look what they have done with the current. >>

just let 'em come in, folks, let 'em come in. >> no!rviewed him? i put it on social media. because i'm being nice. and they said, well, what do you want? well, i want a pardon, i want a pardon. a woman, she's like this reporter, i guess. innocent, nice. oh, you want a pardon? what did you to? what did you do? what did you do? murder. murder! homicide, something. what did you do? murder. and she -- this is one of the people in the caravan, by way. what did you do? murder. you want murder? youen want a pardon? this is -- can you believe what's going on in this country? but we're getting a change. this big ship is turning a lot faster than anyone thought possible. [cheers and applause] and remember that claire mccaskill voted in favor of deadly sanctuary cities. we don't want sang sanctuary ci. so don't listen to what claire says, just look at how she votes. all you have to do is take a look. she votes with the crazy democrats, and they have gone crazy. a vote for claire is a vote for more taxes, more crime and more illegal immigration. ve

or because of a broader em rally.good morning and good day to you, as well. last two weeks were a good gain for indian markets. i was looking at what india has done in one week and a lot of the u.s. market and nikkei and corrected to 2.5-3 percent. i would recommend in part this could be because of what is happening in the em pack. index, it hasm. done much better than the world index has done and insurers emerging markets are turning out to be motivated sellers. good moves in india. they are up on benchmark indices. the going is good for now. let's hope it last. it might well turn out to be a watershed event for the bank of india, as well as for markets. nejra: on that point, what our markets bracing for? niroj: well, we're approaching this event fairly well in a calm fashion. it's a gain and the first asset impacted, but if the points are result of amicably, iresolved think the currency chart has showed negative generations. fingers crossed nothing happens between the bank and the government. nejra: dani, let's get

morgan stanley saying it could come to re-examine some of these beaten-down sectors like em, em currenciesar. em currencies, much of this year and last, have moved in tandem with u.s. stocks. that starts to diverge earlier this year. now despite this fall we see in u.s. equities, em currencies pretty much have been resilient overall. perhaps there is more room given that some of this em sectors are less sensitive to what has been going on in the u.s. elsewhere in the china market open, some people are saying it is worth looking at some of these beaten-down sectors. chinese stocks is one of them. the list is pretty long. high-yield bonds is what some people are throwing out. take a look at how we are set up in hong kong. down about a fifth of 1%. could be a little better in shanghai here today. offshore renminbi not doing a lot. let's get youe caught up with the first word news. they have reiterated support for their alliance -spite the board voted unanimously to dismiss him in marked contrast to renault. i want you to know that our group is perfectly organized to ensure the continuity of t

you are also seeing em fundamentals improving going into 2019. going through a number of adjustment processes. but we are encouraged by the fact that some other adjustments are starting to pay up. we are seeing at em countries looking healthier than they looked six months ago. the imf was just saying recently , the average em country will have the some of fiscal and current accounts and half a percentage point in gdp lower from 2017. extent we could be moving into an environment were global growth is synchronizing, we have a softer dollar with a significant repricing that has already taken place, will provide more opportunities for more people to get involved in. taylor: sounds pretty optimistic. what are the biggest risks when it comes to emerging markets? inflation risks? what is your biggest risk looking at e.m.? >> there are a number of important risks we are monitoring. the most important risks are mostly global in nature. about u.s.-china trade war issues, potential sanctions in some countries, and we will continue to monitor brexit, italy,

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you continue to see em turmoil. see the trade tensions there is someink risk to the current forecast of the rate hike process. you're saying 2019 will be the same as 2018? happened, yes, what happened in the market is right now we project maybe three times hikes next year, like what happened this year. this your might be four. nexthappened differently year is that china will be slowing down, and the european economy is not doing very well. the u.s. economy still outperforming. this is different from this year. at the beginning of this year, especially the u.s. economy, it is significantly outperforming other economies. china is stable. europe is slow at the moment. the first half of this year was quite ok. looking forward to next year, the market problem for markets will be whether we see a continued china slowdown, and whether european economist can perform differently next year. economics haserg compiled this together for chinese growth. let's bring up this chart to show you. it seems like we are pointing to furth

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as china slows and em gets attractive again, it is whether there is a hidden risk in em? not necessarily being aware that they have a large chinese exposure. alix: good point. trade is always a risk on monday. third story, deutsche bank. lack of risk availability. second day prosecutors rating headquarters. record low. the chart is looking at deutsche bank 2014 now and the debt and credit sides. the lower panel is credit, most actively traded bond. top, equity market. are we looking at march 2016? imagine any more bad news coming. something else comes. it is hard for me to pick a bond or a flush or capitulation. alix: interesting in terms of the shift. 2016 -- will the bank survive? equity versus debt now, feels more like equity story. luke: that is something we see around markets. if there is a trend or corollary, the idea that companies are shifting to balance sheet protection rather than shareholder friendly. fewer buybacks, more balance sheet repair. the fun thing with deutsche bank is when it was getting killed in june, correlation with u.s. banks, was fairly high. t

currently when you look at our em exposure, we are underweight em-type risk. covered some of our shorts in ig credit in dollars as well as high-yield. last month we were a bit underweight. we have taken some of that repricing to pick our spots. noncyclicals, food and beverage companies, even some select autos. guy: the midterms earlier this meat. it has been a busy week. -- this week. does the midterms change the trajectory for the fed? we are waiting for the minutes now. does the lack of a tax impetus in 2019, the way we had this year, means that we are heading toward to, rather than three that the market has priced? congress, theded president has two people to blame if the economy or something goes wrong. a legislativet development, he can blame the democrats. if there is too fast of a tightening, he can blame the fed. we stilltation is expect the fed to raise rates in december and then in march, potentially a pause there. if the data continues to be supportive, if growth and inflation, employment continues to be strong, then they could potentially raise aga

tom: what part of em? em?sia how you play greg: around the g20, we will be thinking tactically.fically could respond. tom: greg with us from bnp paribas. i want to emphasize we will look at black friday and government in washington. up, a conversation on the profits of america, steven wieting of citigroup. we will do that on bloomberg radio. this is "bloomberg." ♪ tom: it will be interesting in washington over the next days. good morning across america on this black friday, an important retail season. we will touch on that. about the politics of america, the ramifications of that election which seems a distant and moving forward, kevin cirilli watching so much of what the president decides and chooses. in the united kingdom, there are choices. it can mean only one word, brexit. francine: brexit and pound. the pound rallied on the agreement put in place and how it is retracing some of the gains. we have do update you on brexit headlines. this is the spokesperson for the u.k. government saying the u.k. negotiated openly on gibraltar and that the divorce deal is not open for renego

we will see how that goes when it comes to em.dia futures as well it will be a pretty high stakes day when it comes to this board meeting from the r.b.i. this rift between the government and central-bank hitting a fever pitch today. we are seeing futures heading higher today. some weakness on the rupee as well. a lot of questions about whether we will see more of the government's role in the rbi as well. rishaad: a high start of the trading day. let's get more on the question of how britain leaves the european union. and indeed, the woman fighting for her political survival. here's paul allen. paul: theresa may is continuing to sell her brexit deal, saying her eurosceptic opponents do not have the numbers to remove her. the vote on her leadership has been threatened but yet to be formally announced. may told her critics that relieving her will not change the situation. at the same time the ft says the chief eu negotiator is proposing the transition period be extended to the end of 2022. it is populist coalition says it is ready to

. >> sell the news when it comes to em? >> when it comes to china stocks. >> alibaba, ten cent brekeen well threw the 50 today. alibaba outperformed the em by 3 basis points i think it continues to outperform and maybe not rally to the old highs but watch that trade. the fed is the put in the market runt and i think next week we're not another fed statement from people reassessing that. but the fed means right now downside is limited. >> coming out of the department of justice, a news alert. >> this is yet another twist to the developing mdb scandal a former doj employees pleading guilty to making false statements to a bank george higen bothen facilitated wire transfers from a foreign bank into accounts here in the u.s. and those funds were then used in connection with a lobbying campaign aimed at ending civil and criminal matters related to that one mdb scandal higen bothen was a senior air force specialist at doj with you was not involved in the investigation. melissa. >> thank you, leslie all right i'mless melissa lee. w

i borrowed money all over this neighborhood, left and right, from everybody and i never paid 'em backso i can't borrow no money from nobody, no more, right? so who does that leave me to borrow money from, but you? we went to warner's at lunch and it was in a screening room. there was an executive there named, john calley, who is really responsible for many interesting pictures from that time. i borrow money from you cause you're the only jerk-off that i can borrow money from without paying 'em back, right? and about ten minutes into it, a waiter comes in with a tray. literally right in the middle of the picture. and says, "who's got the tuna on rye?" and marty is just dying. they're not watching the film, they're trying to figure out their lunch order. and this was just typical hollywood arrogance. come on, come on, come on. come on, come on, f--- face. and calley comes and sits down next to me and we were both dying, and he says, this is the best movie i've seen all year, but i have to take a leak. do you mind stopping it? and "where's the button?" and so he went back and then we sta

a emerging market funds turn tactical as em equities struggle to break past their 50 day moving averagebloombergnner is -- businessweek releases its 30th annual ranking of the best business schools in the u.s.. which made the top three this half hour. let's get started with a quick check of the major averages. u.s. stocks are under pressure, the dow giving up most of its earlier gains after hovering near the one-month high. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq also losing ground. energy leading the declines on the s&p 500 as we see oil losing ground for a nice consecutive session. we also have a tech underperformance, and disappointments from square and roku. 10 year yields are down. we had a big event this week, the midterms. now we are headed to the fed policy decision in about half an hour. and as we head for the policy decision, we have seen those raised sensitive stocks, -- the rate sensitive stocks reacting to that. but it's we's is pointing this -- credit suisse is pointing to this ratio between utilities, falling the most since the march 10 year high. that, of course, as the 10 year yield

if you get a turn in em, that is what drives the outlook for gold.ealth creation, creating the demand for physical gold. alix: how can you own oil and gold? similar case for both? outlook think about the for the non-energy space. it is much more em oriented. the outlook for oil is dm. we see a re-convergence of global growth. where were we one year ago? story,synchronous growth pushing oil and copper and the complex higher, even gold. not a strong of a convergence there but -- in fact we saw it in equity the last couple days -- a convergence between em and dm. out, brent and copper are up today, dme and reconvergence, the same thing as energy. alix: you need a weaker dollar for that story? jeff: it would help. alix: [laughter] david: perfect. thanks so much. coming up, the new monster. $2.3 million car that might have you forgetting the for robbery. -- the lamborghini. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is "bloomberg daybreak," i'm emma chandra. coming up. emma: this is "bloomberg daybreak," and i have the bloomberg business flash. stocks shrugging off conc

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em slow.hina slow ism showed slowsness credit conditions tighter globally so i think that the china, trade stuff going away you see a market back up to the prior highs 2950. >> but until we have that -- has the rally in the past three days made you all more optimistic about where we are in the markets, tim yes, no? >> we have had a nice snapback i realize it's only the first day of november and some of those want to to be attached last couple of days ferocious. fxi up 4%. alibaba up 6%. it wasn't because changed their minds. >> it's because of trump's tweet on hina. >> chris is talking about being an active trader in a market where things homd up even if the return profile is less than the couple last couple years we are not going into recession overnight. the dynamics for u.s. earnings and people assuming we are in the never ending upswing of double digit earnings not only is it not true but 7% is tough in 2019. >> are you more optimistic about the markets where we go flew year end given the

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esperan a ver si pueden volver a sus casas son 15 mil estructuras amenazadas por las llamas la llamada de em desatara el incendio. se detectó la interrupción de la transmisión lo que fue reportado, ahora la causa del incendio no se ha determinado >> el humo genera una pésima calidad del aire, al este una ciudad sin embargo respira como si nada participará, inclusive participaron en un evento deportivo. >> el aire estaba limpio en su mayoría y los espartanos de la salle y piratas de pitsburgo estaban a punto de enfrentarse >> el aire ayer estuvo muy pesado, estoy congestionado, por el hum hoy estoy mejor >> la señora vino desde richmond para ver el partido al terminar no volverá a su ciudad. >> el deporte de fútbol fue cancelado, >> no se lo quiere perder >> no >> es que el humo cubrio gran parte de la bahía así estaba san francisco y su aeropuerto, el video está tomado desde san josé, es incómodo y malo para la salud esto podría causar irritiación en ojos garganta pulmones y espeligros para personas con problemsa al corazón, también para niños y adultos mayores, >> la autoridad recomienda no

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rs live doppler 7, not em but anything left of the storm that slammed us earlier today with lightning, hail, downpours, strong gust kwi winds, 45 to 65 in the hills. over 1.75 inches in san santa rosa, close to two inches. concord, 1.75 inches of rain. a soaker, next storm is starting to develop and will work into the bay area. level one, nowhere near intensity of the last storm. late tomorrow into saturday. .500. >>> mess in the south bay, flooding roadways and causing accidents. spotted this wreck in milpitas. covered pavement, making dangerous conditions and causing us to t. slow down when the roads are wet. >> and rain apparently caused a roof to collapse in oakland, good news, vacant, no one hurt.. >> lake tahoe, it's dark out but snow has been coming down in sierra, winter storm warning in effect, foot or more. >> sky7 captured this incredible rainbow. get the latest with the abc7 news app, tap the weather button for the latest forecast on your phone and customize it for the weather where you live. >>> breaking news in napa, james falkenberry is now in custody in connection with

watch videos and find a game like which is everything on the truth about tech ems to raise awareness to the risks of social media and encourages social debate the campaign is and with a budget of around six million euros some of the money is and not for educational campaigns and schools like media partners so in so sponsoring t.v. broadcasts to the tune of forty three million euros jackie. what's special about the campaign is that the initiators themselves once worked as programmers and developers for facebook or google. now they're criticizing what they helped create. behind the other side of the screen when you're using it there's one hundred engineers whose entire job not because they're evil but their job is to figure out how do i keep you coming back to the products a you tube wants to auto play the next video snap chat wants to put the number of days in a row and something called the streak next to every single person in your kid's contacts they say if you've got thirty friends they say here's the number of days in a row you've spent you've sent a message to each friend and it

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ems academy and in service. 1094 members. some went through twice, two types of training. 4700 hour u hours of training. stop the bleed and community c cpr. bump up academy completed. we have an acacademy that will last for six weeks. fiery serves 138 hours of drills in september. i want to thank the deputy commander who keeps us informed. they went to the third alarm fire the other night and were very helpful because when you do overhaul in a regular two-story house you have to walk down the set of stairs with equipment and debris and burned wood. they had to come down multiple levels. the fiery serves helped as well. we don't like to take things burned down in an elevator. it could go wrong. while we may bring down equipment after a fire, we see don't typically bring debris down in an elevate tour. they were super-helpful with that. they all got a workout. in september they did presentations and meetings. the captain is trying to spread the message. she met with you the unionfied school district board in san francisco. she

we killed 'em. and that's awesome. and it was, you know, the u.s. military, and it was not only the u.s. military, but it was also the iraqi forces that were out there for the first time really getting after it, taking the fight to the enemy. of course, they were being supported by our air power and ground troops helping, but it was great to see that and great to see isis be obliterate like that especially when it had been said before this was an ideology that we could never take on. actually, you're wrong. what do you do with an ideology like that? you kill them. jesse: yeah. they said it was going to be a multigenerational fight. ended up being half a generation. was it changing the rules of engagement, was it the air campaign, or was it something that to coalition partners were able to do? >> well, straightforward, it's smell called defense belies command. instead of being micromanaged, it was, hey, you ground troops, go get 'em handled, and that's what they did. jesse: so the president also bringing up protecting the veterans. that's very import

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out of this meeting, it would likely lead to continued dollar weakness which would be positive for em it will come down to some extent whether or not the chinese come to the table with something substantive in addition to what they have talked about in terms of concessions or if trump is willing to make and soften his demands because of concerns about volatility we have seen in the markets. it can be a combination of those things. certainly investors are paying a lot of attention to this bilateral meeting between president trump and president xi. make or break week. tom mackenzie covering that story out of beijing. theresa may and that you making a deal on brexit, but now the next hurdle, it is up to the british parliament. moves ahead or brexit goes back to square one. brussels say there is no scope for renegotiation. this is bloomberg. ♪ a.m. int is 10:30 sydney, markets trading for 30 minutes. islook at how the asx trading, down .8%. it was a holiday for the session . the s&p 500 falling into correction territory, the worst thanksgiving week performance when it comes to start marke

you can eat 'em. ( laughter ) no, so tender.t night he tweeted out a new ad his personally campaign made. due to equal time rules and a remaining shred of human decency, we're not going to show you the ad, but, in it, trump equates all migrants coming over the border with appeals to christians: >> well, they're going to show up for me, because nobody's done more for christians or evangelicals or, frankly, religion, than i have. >> stephen: (as trump) "nobody's done more for religion. especially christianity. well, maybe this one guy a long time ago. i think his name was "je-sus." but we're going to stop him at the border. he's traveling with a caravan of 12 strong, young men-- lot of middle easterners mixed in there." the president hears about his christian support every day. >> i think we've had tremendous support in the form of prayer, and i get it all the time, 'i'm praying for you, mr. president. i'm praying for you.' i hear it so much, it's nice. >> stephen: i know i haven't stopped praying since you were elected. dear god,