galway is ready to go. there would be jobs and growth.ter galway leads to better competition for heathrow. what i am saying to theresa may is let's get on with it. nejra: the european union's top competition regulator expanding by her decision to demand more than $14 billion in tax repayment from apple and may investigate other u.s. companies. she meets with jack lew in washington later today. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. cehic.jra this is bloomberg. francine: thank you so much. let's talk china, the overnight interbank surge the most since -- amid speculation that china's central bank is intervening. a warning indicator for taking stress climbed to a record. take a look at my chart of the hour. 30.1%, credit stood at the highest ever in data which stretches back to 1995. let's bring in miranda carr. miranda, always great to have your perspective on what is going on in china. it should we worry? miranda: the fact that china has too much debt in the system, particular cor

marie is from milltown galway and she hasn't seen michael brown who lives in england for 29 years. in 1987 they were engaged to be married, but the happened and they eventually grew apart. well, cue up the internet these two reconnected and have talked every day since then and so decided let's see each other. ireland west airport played host to the reunion. a hug and some kissing. i believe they're on like fireworks like they used to be -- >> cool thing is that about social media you remember back in the day you just lose contact on you wouldn't even know what continent they're in let alone where they are. the fact they're able to do this. they're walking out arm in arm it's like 1987 all over again. >> this guy has been away from home for a year. he was nerving overseas and we thank jason for his service. but right there the woman with the ponytail, she's trying to figure out what she's going to order. but somebody across the table from her has a phone up. >> right there. dude standing right there, mom. >> oh, that's dwshs and they hug and they're so excited to see open other. but

marie is from milltown galway and she hasn't seen michael brown who lives in england for 29 years. in 1987 they were engaged to be married, but the wedding never grew apart. well, cue up the internet these two reconnected and have talked every day since then and so decided let's see each other. ireland west airport played host to the reunion. a hug and some kissing. i believe they're on like fireworks like they used to be -- >> cool thing is that about social media you remember back in the day you just lose contact with people and from that point continent they're in let alone where they are. the fact they're able to do this. they're walking out arm in arm it's like 1987 all over again. >> this guy has been away from home for a year. he was nerving overseas and we thank jason for his service. but right there the woman with the ponytail, she's trying to figure out what she's going to order. but somebody across the table from her has a phone up. >> right there. dude standing right there, mom. >> oh, that's dwshs >> oh, yeah, i'm so happy. and they hug and excited to see open other. b

still in play all morning long is this downed utility pole in galway township around the white horseke at west jimmie leeds road. the stretch of the white horse pike remains closed eastbound and westbound. a good alternate will be pomona road. and drive times for the schuylkill expressway, travel times eastbound heading toward center city philadelphia from the blue route to the vine will take you 15 minutes. tracy? >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> 18 minutes after 6:00. about half an hour away from sunrise. now the skies are brightening up. you can see a few scattered clouds. a nice start this morning and at the shore, scattered clouds as well for avalon which will be dry to begin with. clouds will be building during the day. we may see showers, possibly even a thunderstorm later today. 58 degrees now in philadelphia. delaware is 52. we've seen scattered fog this morning with cooler temperatures in the suburbs and into south jersey, we've seen cooler temperatures. this is where the fog is a bit thicker in mt. laurel and lumberton. the warmer temperatures are in mullica hil

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