gabriella: it's not just about fixed income. when you think about should i be positioned in the u.s. or globally, we increasingly encourage our clients to have more global exposure. the euro zone and the emerging markets story are places where we are seeing growth pick up to the fastest rate in six years. we are seeing double-digit earnings growth and we have a long way to go over the next two years. vonnie: thank you so much. up, ceos and business leaders urging donald trump to keep the so-called dreamers program for immigrants. we will look at how this could impact economic growth. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg markets. imf vonnie quinn. it's time for our talk of the hour. how could we not take a look at lululemon? it all down with abigail doolittle. lululemon is the darling again. abigail: everybody loves it or hates it. i personally don't shop there. do you? vonnie: no. i don't work out, so that's kind of a problem. abigail: neither of us shop there, but apparently, every other woman in america does shop there. they

. >> you can see over there is our small beach where we can bring gabriella every weekend. >> fartherway, you would see the aiport. down there, you can see the ships running back and forth from and to macao. >> let me introduce. this is stefan. this is me and gabriella. >> biblical saying about the endlessness of love. >> we have stefan's name in chinese. stefan in chinese is -- and then we got some accessory from when we were travelling. this is from bali, a gekko. >> it's one of thehe most impoanant parts ofof our home. that's our mini-bar with bottles from all over the world. whenever we go travelling, we try to make a stop somewhere in a duty-free shop so some nice whiskeys from scotland and ireland. snowy is a sad bear >> what is his name? >> his name is snowy. this is one of our decorations. it sigignifies wealthy and god luck. and good health for the family. >> thank youou for visiting u. bye bye. >> and now, we're off to the tropics to the small island state of sao tomé and principe, a former portuguese colony in the gulf of guinea, near the equator. our reporter vanessa fisch

so was this i think my gabriella was also germany's vice chancellor i will address the u.n. general assembly very shortly head of at least chief political correspondent belinda crane is the here to tell us what we can expect to move look at that very shortly i'm going to first of all welcome. let's start though with the iran nuclear deal signal gabrielle's main concerns about donald trump donald trump's view of it absolutely he is he says i think quite rightly if you jettison the iran deal now what incentive could north korea possibly have to come to the table and talk about giving up its weapons it's actually farther along in the process of acquiring nuclear weapons than iran was so why would north korea ever negotiate and pretty much everybody except possibly for donald trump but probably even including donald trump's secretary of state his foreign minister pretty much everybody says there is no military solution for north korea so it's going to come down to negotiations and why would you throw out the only possible model for what a treaty might look like yes we do seem to

gabriella. liane is live. >> reporter: when the earthquake hit, corner of that cala restaurant called staff in mexico city to see how they could help. they told her, we got this. pictures show workers and volunteers being fed. staff of popular restaurant in the roma neighborhood which has seen a lot of damage. in this video people cheered, grateful for the food they were given. owner of that restaurant happens to be gabriella cabala of san diego's restaurant. >> before i could ask, they were doing it. >> reporter: signs up, bathrooms open to public and area to charge cell phones. lunch boxes prepared and delivered to those who couldn't make it to the restaurant. >> everybody in mexico, we have an immediate sense of solidarity. something we lived in earthquake in '85. >> says now it's bay area's turn to deliver hope. in sunday her restaurant in the hayes valley neighborhood will host fundraising event for the victims of the quake. >> channelled my sadness and frustration for not being there in po

gabriella. liane is live. >> reporter: when the earthquake hit, corner of that cala restaurant called staff in mexico city to see how they could help. they told her, we got this. pictures show workers and volunteers being fed. staff of popular restaurant in the roma neighborhood which has seen a lot of damage. in this video people cheered, grateful for the food they were given. owner of that restaurant happens to be gabriella cabala of san diego's restaurant. >> before i could ask, they were doing it. >> reporter: signs up, bathrooms open to public and area to charge cell phones. lunch boxes prepared and delivered to those who couldn't make it to the restaurant. >> everybody in mexico, we have an immediate sense of solidarity. something we lived in earthquake in '85. >> says now it's bay area's turn to deliver hope. in sunday her restaurant in the hayes valley neighborhood will host fundraising event for the victims of the quake. >> channelled my sadness and frustration for not being there in po

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. >> reporter: gabriella garcia cruz was three years old when her mother brought her to the united states illegally. she has always known daca was not a long-term solution for immigrants. >> if there's anything that powerful that came out of this is the opportunity to unite as a community, the opportunity to say it is not just 800,000, it is actually 11 million undocumented people including my mom. >> reporter: she felt the support of the community at the vigil. >> not going to sundend them ba somewhere else. most are educated and employed. they add so much to our country. >> because we respect the dignity of every human person and they have the right to be part of this great country. >> reporter: 15 states and the district of columbia filed a lawsuit to stop president trump's plan to end daca. san jose and santa clara county are planning litigation. a santa clara university law professor said they could cite prejudice. >> people challenging daca might point to statements by the president in the past about how he views mexicans or immigrants generally. >> reporter: california's attorney g

gabriella came to the united states with her family in 2001 fleeing violence in brazil. they came here out of love and hope for a better future. every day gabriella and her family worried about being sent back to the violent situation they escaped. gabriella graduated from high school with a 3.8g.p.a. and had big plans to pursue higher education. but at that time she couldn't enroll in college because she was undocumented. daca changed her life. she said -- quote -- i have been living here undocumented for ten years and had seen a lot of opportunities pass me by. i knew i couldn't continue to live this way. daca changed my life for the better. since getting daca in 2012, i have been able to get a driver's license, to have a career, to go to school, and leave my home every day knowing that i can come home to my family at the end of the day. end quote. another story. monica came to hawaii from tonga when i was a child. when he learn -- turned 21 he learned he might be deported. before receiving daca the only job he could find was building rock walls with his uncan. he didn

. >> reporter: gabriella garcia cruz was three years old when her mother brought her to the united statesly. she has always known daca was not a long-term solution for immigrants. >> if there's anything that powerful that came out of this is the opportunity to unite as a community, the opportunity to say it is not just 800,000, it is actually 11 million undocumented people including my mom. >> reporter: she felt the support of the community at the vigil. >> not going to sundend them ba somewhere else. most are educated and employed. they add so much to our country. >> because we respect the dignity of every human person and they have the right to be part of this great country. >> reporter: 15 states and the district of columbia filed a lawsuit to stop president trump's plan to end daca. san jose and santa clara county are planning litigation. a santa clara university law professor said they could cite prejudice. >> people challenging daca might point to statements by the president in the past about how he views mexicans or immigrants generally. >> reporter: california's attorney general h

. >> others fleeing like gabriella.hey were on vacation in the dominican republic. >> i literally got into panic mode. i started booking one flight. from there it got cancelled. i went to a different airline, that one got cancelled. >> they thought they would have to ride it out in an airport until they found a rescue charter flight with just a few seats left. the couple ran down the runway and took off free of charge. >> she was like an angel. they sent in four rescue flights. there were 32 seats left and we got seat 25 and 26. she was like an angel. i took it like a sign from god, like get home. >> the couple is now safely in philadelphia. they run a popular canoli business. they do tell us concerns about the people they saw at the airport that could not get one of the flights out. i'm randy, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. >>> count on nbc 10 for continuing coverage of hurricane irma. we have a team of reporters in florida right now. and get instant alerts sent right to your phone. >>> happening now one of the suspects in

. >> reporter: her mother, gabriella, decided to make people aware by organizing a photo shoot allowing other kids with cancers to show off their inner strength. >> this is a little late -- lily and she is a tough cookie. >> they had hair mama, dramatic costumes. >> they may lose their hair, their friends or a year out of school or they could lose their life. >> reporter: the finished photos our campaign to raise awareness for childhood cancer and to raise funds. >> i was blown away. i sat there and cried. not because i was sad but because the vision had come true.>> reporter: partnering with the long-snding chary, they form this group of superheroes focusing on nutrition to help the kids and families stay healthy enough to fight. they have the first fundraiser, the fun run, this weekend. >> we are doing this superheroes run because this is teaching children to move. >> reporter: they hope that seeing the superheroes in action will inspire others. >> theycannot fight cancer alone, and they need our help. they need us to be heroes. >> for those looking to get involved, the super fun run

. >> anthony: garcia runs maximo bistrot with his wife, gabriella.he kind of extra helping of crap you got to deal with if you run the hottest restaurant in mexico city. in 2013, the spoiled daughter of the head of mexico's consumer protection agency walks in and demands a table when there's, unsurprisingly, no table available. when garcia says, "sorry, no can do," she pulls a, "you know who i am?" and then calls daddy and gets the health inspectors in to shut the place down. so, your other customers basically started taking pictures of them with their cell phones. >> eduardo: next thing you know, we have the media outside, and this is friday. >> anthony: right. >> eduardo: sunday morning, we're front page of one of the most important newspapers in mexico. >> anthony: well, it was very embarrassing to the government. >> eduardo: and they should be. >> anthony: because they got caught doing what they do all the time. but if you were not the hottest restaurant in town, if you were just running a cantina, you know, a few blocks away. >> eduardo: i would

we heard from gabriella gonzalez who was surprised to hear this. that she and others are working so hard at the command center trying to distribute, but many of them still feel like they're doing it on their own without the support system, and that the president would be critical of them is hurtful. >> well, if the president -- >> sorry. brian stelter. >> this nois something fareed zakaria said last night. we have to face the fact there are first class and second class citizens in the united states. puerto ricans feel they are second class. some of the president's words reinforced the idea they've being tweeted as such. this falls in president trump's race problem, whether it's charlottesville or last weekend, black ooathletes in the nfl and nba. talking about us versus them. i would just point out, hurricane mayor made landfall ten days ago. two days after, the president was in alabama, trying to rally support for luther strange, unsuccessfully. talked about the nfl, lots of other topics. he then went back to his golf course in new jersey and did

. >>> i have no words for the family says gabriella rodriguez. it hurts to know their pain. heartbreak is rattling the region overnight, three people pulled from the rubble. 36 hours after the earthquake. but tears still flood rescue sites. beatrice diaz has been looking for her nephew since tuesday and fears he is still buried alive at work. here at the rescue site, there's a new concern. they're worried that the school still standing could collapse on rescue teams below the search and rescue for that possible survivor continues a few feet away. >>> coming up, catalan's foreign affairs minister that's an interview you don't want to miss i founded lendingtree 20 years ago, and i've never seen a better time to refinance your home, than this summer. why? because right now we're seeing our average customer save $20,000. but with the fed already talking about raising rates, this window will not last for long. lendingtree is the only place to compare up to 5 real refinance offers against your current mortgage - for free. are you sure you have the best rate? take 3 minutes and fin

running the kid cam was jasmine and a weather question from gabriella. >> hi. i'm a fourth grader. my question is what is the best thing about being a meteorologist? steve: i love that question. what is the best thing about being a meteorologist? there are so many awesome things about forecasting the weather on tv. not only do i get to use cool graphics and computers but i get to work that makes it a lot of fun. but i think my favorite part of bag meteorologist is we have four seasons here in d.c. i think it would be a lot different compared to miami or california. where we get snow, we get hot days like today. we have thunderstorms and tornadoes and hurricanes. we get everything around the d.m.v. a little bit of everything. that is why i love being a meteorologist. and you guys make it extra fun. larry: well, how is that? alison: i love the lunchbox weather. larry: they are fun. steve: we appreciate that. alison: they always have good questions. steve: they do. larry: i missed those. now that school is back in. alison: all right. we'll do more weather. larry: erin, what do you got

her name is gabriella. >> reporter: these workers show them being fed. there at a popular restaurant in roman neighborhood which has seen a lot of damage. in this video people cheered, grateful for the food they were given. the owner of that restaurant had been the chef of san francisco's cala restaurant. >> before i could ask them, they were already doing it. >> reporter: the staff in mexico city put up signs letting them know that lunch would be served at 1:00 today with free wi-fi available. the bathrooms were open to the public along with an area to charge cell phones. lunch boxes were being prepared and delivered to those who couldn't make it to the restaurant. >> everybody in mexico, we have a real immediate sense of solidarity. and this is something that we lived in the earthquake in '85. >> reporter: now it's the bay area's turn to deliver some hope. on sunday her restaurant in the hayes valley neighborhood will host a fund-raising event for the victims of the quake. >> and that really has channelled my, my sadness and frustration for not being t

gabriella santos and mike. >>> news to get to out of washington as carl alluded to.nt hosting democratic leadership for dinner last night at the white house may have reached another deal that impacts the budget. our eamon javers joins us from the white house with the latest. deal or no deal, eamon >> that's the question of the morning. the president has left on marine one. he's going down to florida today to talk about hurricane damage but he's left a lot of official washington scratching their heads trying to figure out exactly that was there a deal or was there not a deal last night at his dinner with democrats and what the heck actually happened there? conflicting statements across the board from almost everybody involved i had the chance to talk to mick mulvaney, the director of the office of management and budget, who was in that dinner last night. i asked him about the pushback from the president's base last night. he said a lot of the criticism of the president, he thinks, is unfounded because the president's not giving up on wall funding then i asked him spec

share it if you can. 13-year-old gabriella ramirez is missing. she was last seen two days ago in the 3400 block of cheri hill and beltsville. if you have seen her or you may know where she is, please contact police. prince gorges county police leading the search. now back to you. >>> thanks, angie. a very mild start to your wednesday. hump day. getting closer and closer to the weekend as you're waiting on the bus outside early this morning. temperatures near 70 early. low to m upper 80s near 90. there is a 20% chance of isolated shower. highest chances down in southern maryland south of waldorf. sheena's got your five day forecast coming up. >>> hey, chuck. we've got an incident in the in bound stretch new york avenue. near kendall street we had a crash and it has within blocking the left lane. that just cleared. district authorities have wrapped up there. in arlington, washington boulevard eastbound between columbia pike and 110 have accident activity blocking the right side of the roadway. linden, a vehicle left the roadway off to the left side

families, like gabriella, says is works for them too. >> pretty nice. brad times. brad: well, back live now. that really wasn't all that tough a question to ask a little girl at the beach why it's good to be at the beach. we're saying it's not a very nice beach day. it's kind of chilly, not a lot of sunshine but, yeah, there are people here. look at this all up and down the boardwalk, including this very large group of school-aged children who just don't have to be in class yet. so in ocean city, yeah, they're calling it a success. now, we'll be back at 5:00. we'll try to give you some hard numbers and we'll also hear from some of the people who say, maybe this longer summer isn't all that great an idea. in ocean city, brad bell, abc 7 news. nancy: i bet those kids would disagree, though. still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, a bike share program where you don't even have to return the bike. we'll show you. michelle: but first, this 7 on your side consumer alert -- it looks like a real receipt but it's from a predator. the fake apple app email trying to lure you into

to talk about some of the other asset classes including oil in just a moment, but in the meantime gabriellaonight you talk about where you see the economy now if it supports the technical move we talked about. >> for the economy we saw a nice pickup in growth in the second quarter. we think the third quarter can be quite strong as well. strong consumption coming in of you have some inventory adjustment as well for the third quarter. the economy here in the u.s. is holding in nicely. more importantly i think for some of the moves we've seen in earning expectations and the s&p is the acceleration that's happening abroad that's really getting amplified by the weakening of the dollar earnings justifying that move. >> what i can't figure out is why the dollar has struggled so mightily. >> i think it's a story of how far, how fast it moved, 2014-2015. there were two main stories there. the u.s. was the only house on the block, the only economy picking up speed that's not the case at all anymore. the fed was the only bank that was moving at all and that's also not the case anymore. in our view the