george magnus, stay with us.ing up in the next hour of "bloomberg surveillance," new york university's stern school of business, professor robert engle will talk about volatility at 6 a.m. in new york, 11:00 a.m. in london. this is bloomberg surveillance germen on your tablet, your phone, and bloomberg.com. ♪ michael: you are looking at hong kong. 70 degrees, 21 celsius. 58 overnight. you to fall, like new york. -- it is like new york. let's get to bloomberg first word news. there is not says sign a terrorist act brought down a russian jetliner in october. a statement out today indicates this is in the final conclusion of investigators. russia has said that a bomb brought down the plane. all two and 24 people on board were killed. concerned that the crash was killed by -- perpetrated by terrorism led to the evacuation of thousands of tourists from egypt. thousands of filipinos are fleeing the country as a powerful typhoon hits the country's eastern islands. it is bringing arching ftse surges. bringing 13 foot sea

george magnus was here.de is that the euro is going to get sold off, it is not going to stop off at parity. it has a long way to go. it is going to reach historical lows. hans: goldman saying that it is going to be down to 1.03. we will see how much further it goes. have your relatives that live in the states visit and spend big in europe. they are going to feel rich. manus: you bring my family into everything. where i live, my family. hans nichols, good luck in berlin. up next, tom keene is in london. the ecb decision is at 12:45. bloomberg will have it first. ♪ ♪ this morning mario draghi will rescue your from deflation and delays. there will be questions and answers at his press conference. they adjust the euro and sterling as they adapt. the yellen dollar. opec meets to greet amid tense discussions in indiana. good morning. this is blue book surveillance. caroline hyde, good morning.