killed janet.ved her. he loved her. he wouldn't have done that. >> detectives had an equally difficult time convincing the district attorney, who, after reviewing the evidence, felt there wasn't nearly enough to get an indictment. >> they're the ones who make the decision if it goes in court. why they didn't do it, i don't know. >> with no other strong leads, the investigation into janet's homicide began to cool. raven had relocated to utah to be closer to his family. which is where, two years later, he met vanessa pond. >> he wanted to move things very, very, very quickly. >> with you. >> yes. >> despite all the things vanessa had learned about raven, she stood by him, in part because raven was very upfront about how police were investigating him. >> he said that they didn't have anybody else to look at, which is why he was the only person of interest. >> okay. wait a minute. you find out that a guy you're going out with was a suspect in a murder is still a suspect in a murder? >> yeah. >> and he

why is this so important to janet yellen. and when i asked you during the commercial break, we are not sure. jim: pressed for it when she was president of the san francisco federal reserve bank. this number is tacked up on the wall as if it were handed down from on high. 1965, there was not one year in which the rate of inflation reached 2%. 70 basis points. .7%. so now days that would be the grounds for kinds of a panic, right? deflation, 1930s. so what is it that changed? for one thing we are more encumbered more debt. they think we need inflation to help us pay our debts. but we never say that. it's the intellectual dishonesty of this monetary policy that most rankles me. maria: we are out of the throes of the recession, the financial upset of almost 10 years ago. but the economy is not doing all that great. look at gdp. 1.5% on average. tax receipts down. do you think there is a risk things slow down as the fed accelerates this? >> yes, i think there is a big risk. janet yellen in her testimony this past week and the docu

at this point the irony could be janet yellen could be most likely successor to janet yellen. maria: she doesn't have to step down. >> the president i think has indicated there is an uneasy peace between the two. i don't know if they are b.f.f.s. but a truce has been declared and they are kind of on the same page now. so i think that would be good for market continuity. i think you have to have someone -- obviously she is very well qualified. she is a very dovish person. maria: more "wall street week" right after this. >> announcer: fed chair janet yellen has investors in a tissy. but does another fed chair agree this time? alan greenspan joins "wall street week" next. >> we have been in an economy with low interest rates for some time. asset valuations are somewhat rich if you use some traditional metrics like earnings ratios. but i wouldn't try to comment on appropriate valuations and those ratios. maria: that was senate federal reserve chairman janet yellen saying low interest rates led to rich asset valuations. >> clearly sustained low inflation implies less uncertainty ab

at this point the irony could be janet yellen could be most likely successor to janet yellen. maria: she doesn't have to step down. >> the president i think has indicated there is an uneasy peace between the two. i don't know if they are b.f.f.s. but a truce has been declared and they are kind of on the same page now. so i think that would be good for market continuity. i think you have to have someone -- obviously she is very well qualified. she is a very dovish person. maria: more "wall street week" right after this. >> announcer: fed chair janet yellen has investors in a tissy. but does another fed chair agree this time? alan greenspan joins "wall street week" next. this is my new best friend, esther. she might look like any normal, playful puppy but esther's being raised to become a canine companions for independence assistance dog for a person with a disability. to get there, she needs lots of loving care and attention, plenty of exercise and good eating habits so that she can live a long and healthy life for her future family. visit cci.org or call 1-800-572-bark. raise

two of theinates day janet yellen's testimony.vonne: fizzling out as investors await earnings data. retreating from another overseas market. admitting defeat on the russian front. yvonne: meeting in beijing to risk.n overheating and shadow marketing top the agenda. in newi am betty liu york. it is just after 7:00 p.m. yvonne: it is just after 7:00 a.m. in hong kong. it seems markets are taking it as steady as she goes. you can also argue she came up more hawkish the first day. it was still too early to conclude inflation was well short of that 2% target. we did see bond markets reverse. betty: one thing we did come away from these last two days, is that the fed is watching inflation. it is something they are on high alert about in terms of whether they are going to hike rates again or gradually delay that. i do not know if this was a jab or not, when she was asked a question about donald trump's growth target she said 3% growth would be great, but challenging. i want to pull up this chart for our viewers. much making how america g

ailen: janet. janet: han sido dos semanas turbulentas. ambos de queens. y estuvo 11 dÍas en el puesto, ¿se sabe lo que pasarÁ con Él? ¿continuarÁ en la casa blanca? janet: pues en este momento la casa blanca estÁ, de alguna manera, tratando de re manejar el mensaje de lo que estÁ pasando. estamos revisando el correo electrÓnico. se sabÍa la posibilidad de que scaramucci se le sacara el puesto que tenÍa y se lo pusiera en otro een la casa blanca . pero hay que esperar, para ver lo que estÁ pasando. pero lo que sabemoses que el director de comunicaciones ya no serÁ. aileen: perfecto, gracias. hay que ver quÉ pasarÁ con spicer porque renunciÓ porque scaramucci entra en este lugar. javier: me gustarÍa preguntarle, si sabe de esto anteriormente... ¿se ha dicho algo nuevo? ¿cÓmo estÁ funcionando hoy? porque evidentemente estÁ cambiando como se venÍa haciendo en el gobierno. janet: pues la verdad que tan sÓlo se observa la casa blanca desde afuera, y analistas polÍticos, y como muchos estÁn sorprendidos. la rapidez con la que la gente entra y sa

at this point the irony could be janet yellen could be most likely successor to janet yellen. maria: she doesn't have to step down. >> the president i think has indicated there is an uneasy peace between the two. i don't know if they are b.f.f.s. but a truce has been declared and they are kind of on the same page now. so i think that would be good for market continuity. i think you have to have someone -- obviously she is very well qualified. she is a very dovish person. maria: more "wall street week" right after this. >> announcer: fed chair janet yellen has investors in a tissy. but does another fed chair agree this time? alan greenspan joins "wall street week" next. here's something we bet you didn't know. nearly half of all cancers can be prevented. that's right -- half. nearly fifty percent. mostly by making small, everyday changes in your diet and controlling your weight. walking more, eating less. and eating foods that help you and your family to seriously reduce the risk of cancer. and of course, by not smoking. visit the cancer prevention, together we can website and

lots more to discuss on janet yellen's upcoming testimony.next guest is watching for any additional details on balance sheet reduction. we have more with state street global markets in a moment. plus, cautious on stocks, but planning to him by more unlisted assets. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: this is "bloomberg markets: asia." i am haidi lun in sydney. inhaad: i am rishaad salamat hong kong. investors looking for some clarification over the balance andt reduction rate increases when janet yellen testifies. joining us now is the global macro strategist at state street global markets. are we going to get anything new? >> i don't think so. we have the june fomc minutes. there was only one interesting data, the labor market data. yes, labor market numbers are .ood we have seen payroll numbers around 180,000. the bad part is inflationary growth transition area? even wage growth has been a weak story. what we will see is how the fed and janet yellen will manage this dual mandate. a lot of people will focus on that first. the second thing is the b

at this point the irony could be janet yellen could be most likely successor to janet yellen. maria: she doesn't have to step down. >> the president i think has indicated there is an uneasy peace between the two. i don't know if they are b.f.f.s. but a truce has been declared and they are kind of on the same page now. so i think that would be good for market continuity. i think you have to have someone -- obviously she is very well qualified. she is a very dovish person. maria: more "wall street week" right after this. >> announcer: fed chair janet yellen has investors in a tissy. but does another fed chair agree this time? alan greenspan joins "wall street week" next. so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connections everywhere. that's how you outmaneuver. i did active duty 11 years.my in july of '98. and two

here a lessers hawkish janet yellen? uncertainty gradual rate hikes, like she always does. let's look at a chart together, showing the [indiscernible] doing one more rate hike this year is not so strong. we will see from this chart the odds looking at the september rate hike, the december rate hike, they have gradually come down. you can see again, there it is, for the december hike, it is up around 45%. for september it is down to 13%. today, aeige book out survey of the 12 district banks, saying labor markets are targeted. put it all together. the that is talking about raising rates, could that be perhaps white people are -- why people are getting bearish? >> it's sort of blows me away. they are tightening. they have been tightening since early 2015, when they started hinting they would do it, pushing the market to do it for them. we have had interest rates come from zero, a substantial increase. >> the natural neutral rate could be lower than the fed, that would signal fewer rate hikes down the road. it does not chang

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at this point the irony could be janet yellen could be most likely successor to janet yellen. maria: she doesn't have to step down. >> the president i think has indicated there is an uneasy peace between the two. i don't know if they are b.f.f.s. but a truce has been declared and they are kind of on the same page now. so i think that would be good for market continuity. i think you have to have someone -- obviously she is very well qualified. she is a very dovish person. maria: more "wall street week" right after this. >> announcer: fed chair janet yellen has investors in a tissy. but does another fed chair agree this time? alan greenspan joins "wall street week" next. liberty mutual stood with us when a fire destroyed the living room. we were able to replace everything in it. liberty did what? liberty mutual paid to replace all of our property that was damaged. and we didn't have to touch our savings. yeah, our insurance won't do that. well, there goes my boat. you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. so new

janet yellen introducing perhaps a little more uncertainty.ing let's buy emerging-market assets. joe: it is not just emerging markets. elsewhere people are bullish basically on everything. here's a look at some fundamental data out of europe. we've had a bunch of people here saying how they are bullish on year. it's about that -- on europe. this white line is industrial reduction for the eurozone growing 4.0% year-over-year. 2011 was the last time we got this kind of growth in the eurozone. france is blue. italy growing, italy is sort of famous in recent years for being a country the economy is unimpressive, even it is growing nicely. story,damental eurozone everything aside, the economy is growing. julia: great to see the bank earnings as well. earnings.cited about year bank earnings another reason to get excited. julia: i can't tell if you are being sarcastic. the market close his next. -- is next. ayear bank earnings another reason to get sea of green here. more to come. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> everything is up. the dow clos

are you a massive janet fan? like -- >> jimmy: i am a janet fan. yes!h. amazing. >> jimmy: what tour were you on with janet jackson? >> i did "all for you" which was 2001, i think. some janet fan's going to correct me on that. but i think it was 2001 and it was like dream come true. i mean it was like my oprah vision board moment. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> you know, i learned it from the tv when i was in high school. i was, like, obsessed with janet. >> jimmy: she's the greatest. >> the best. she's the best. >> jimmy: i worked with her on "saturday night live." we did a sketch called "cork soakers." >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: and she was fantastic. [ light laughter ] >> isn't she disarming, too? you're just, like, you're disarmed by her essence. you're just like, "oh!" >> jimmy: she's awesome. and she's janet, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but then -- >> so, yeah, for me, this show would have been like ultimate dream to be on. it was just -- i was, like, "i have to do this." that was the main goal. >> jimmy: but this is great because then you seen -- you've kind

at this point the irony could be janet yellen could be most likely successor to janet yellen. maria: she doesn't have to step down. >> the president i think has indicated there is an uneasy peace between the two. i don't know if they are b.f.f.s. but a truce has been declared and they are kind of on the same page now. so i think that would be good for market continuity. i think you have to have someone -- obviously she is very well qualified. she is a very dovish person. maria: more "wall street week" right after this. >> announcer: fed chair janet yellen has investors in a tissy. but does another fed chair agree this time? alan greenspan joins "wall street week" next. ♪ your body was made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can reduce joint pain and swelling in as little as two weeks, and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infec

at this point the irony could be janet yellen could be most likely successor to janet yellen. maria: she doesn't have to step down. >> the president i think has indicated there is an uneasy peace between the two. i don't know if they are b.f.f.s. but a truce has been declared and they are kind of on the same page now. so i think that would be good for market continuity. i think you have to have someone -- obviously she is very well qualified. she is a very dovish person. maria: more "wall street week" right after this. >> announcer: fed chair janet yellen has investors in a tissy. but does another fed chair agree this time? alan greenspan joins "wall street week" next. one laugh, and hello sensitive bladder. so i tried always discreet. i didn't think protection this thin could work. but the super absorbent core turns liquid to gel. snap! so it's out of sight... ...and out of mind. always discreet. for bladder leaks. so new touch screens... and biometrics. in 574 branches. all done by... yesterday. ♪ ♪ banks aren't just undergoing a face lift. they're undergoing a transformatio

janet and her estranged husband will co-parent their son.agreed to let janet bring the baby with her on tour and afterwards london will be their home base. >> i thank god for him, you guys. he's so healthy, beautiful, so sweet, loving, such a happy baby. >> janet's last tour stop is december 17th in atlanta. she'll be back home in london in time to relax and enjoy the holidays. >>> still to meco, celine dion on her summer of fun and fashion in head to toe tiger. >>> plus our shania twain exclusive. >> my whole life has been a story of ups and downs. >> opening up about her public strus,ggle and looking at photos of the singer as a baby. >> cute chubby cheeks. >>> and the bad moms areba >> you want to get drunk at the food court? >> yeah. >> we've got your first look at the sequel that's upping the star power with some naughty grandmas. >> huh? >> mom? closed captioning provided by -- z2ejcz z16fz y2ejcy y16fy ♪ i drove all night >> celine dion will take the stage in paris for the first show of a four-night stand and it's just the latest triu

what we have learned from janet yellen's testimony. that's next.s is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ rishaad: you are back with bloomberg markets. i am rishaad salamat in hong kong. haidi: a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. amazon was not the only winner has prime day drew many deal hungry shoppers to the web. ebay saw its best sales stayed by anticipating amazon's big moment and launching an advertising blitz. using the slogan, did you check ebay? the ceo has boosted the marketing budget to freshen its image and change the view that it is an online rubbish sale. facebook trying to turn its oculus rift a fee our kids into a mass-market phenomenon and is planning a cheaper vr device. headsets it is cheap and high in rigs such as the oculus at $400. the new headset is to sell around $200. haidi: black rock pushing the corporate world on diversity and said it supported eight of nine shareholder proposals in the second quarter. it also voted against nominating committees for failing to address issues. blackrock had supported only two bank out of 98 d

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so was janet yellen.losing at record high after the fed chair told congress essential bank plan to continue to raise interest rates gradually, let's get more from adam shapiro. adam: fed expect that is they will begin unwinding the balance sheet later this year. this was all part of the system that janet yellen delivered before members of the house of representatives. she's going to do the same thing later this morning before the senate. a part of semiannual testimony that the fed does if economic outlook. they are also concerned that inflation she says is not growing quite at the pace they would like so they are going to keep interest rates low e, they will raise them gradually but the key for investors is when will they start unwinding the balance sheet and here is what the fed chair said. >> if the economy continues to evolve in line with expect expectations, it's something that we should do this year and to my mind i would say relatively soon. the exact timing of this i don't think matters a great dea

janet: la comisiÓn dijo que juzgarÁ hechos y datos.r la investigaciÓn sobre la injerencia rusa. esto lo dijo en una entrevista en "new york times". el hijo mayor del presidente y el ex director de campaÑa fueron convocados por el comitÉ judicial del senado para testificar el 26 de julio en una audiencia. serÁn interrogados sobre las acusaciones de que rusia interfiriÓ en las elecciones y por la posibilidad de que exista algÚn tipo de combinaciÓn entre el entorno del presidente y agentes de rusia. ilia: el incendio sigue ardiendo y ha duplicado su tamaÑo en el condado mariposa amenazando distintas estructuras. las Órdenes de evacuaciÓn se han establecido y tambiÉn nuevos refugios. fÁtima: mientras la comunidad de mariposas se ha paralizado tras la orden de evacuaciÓn, los bomberos combaten las llamas del incendio que se propaga en las zonas bajas de las montaÑas. >> queremos detener el incendio. estamos usando bomberos con sus camiones para asegurar que no vayan a cruzar el incendio. fÁtima: el siniestro ha duplicado su tamaÑo en pocas

gary cohn is leading candidate to replace janet yellen. source yous say that the job is kohn oig's if he decides he wants it he would be the first federal dhar in four decades who isn't an economist cohn is also mentioned as a potential future white house chief of staff clearly the man getting good traction within the white house, but this would definitely ruffle some feathers within the fed because of the lack of hardcore economist back be grugrounbackgd he is seen previous ofly being a democrat more than a republican. >> let's stick with the fed because janet yellen is headed to capitol hill today to testify before the house financial services ghitsicommittee. and we'll get the fed's latest read on the economy when the central bank releases its monthly beige book report at 2:00 p.m >>> christine lagarde doesn't agree with some xhechbcomments yellen made. >> i wouldn't exclude that there may one day be another crisis. where it will come from, what form it takes, how international and broad based it will be is to be seen. and typically the

yellen was declaring only a few days before janet yellen declare that markets will never ever crash again of course the italian banks as we've been warning about here in keizer part for quite a few years the italian banks are getting to crumble and stock markets buoyed by italian banks rescue but critics say it has killed the banking union critics are saying deal to save italian banks has ruined credibility of banking union proponents of the deal claim that it was necessary to protect the prosperous then neato region and preventing damaging italy's nascent economic rebound so yes seventeen billion euros the italian taxpayer is on the hook for bailing out these banks and you notice what they say that created the people who are endorsing this bailout they're saying that well benito area so prosperous these are where the rich people live so we should protect them well you know johnny young first of all saying there won't be another financial crash in our lifetimes i mean she believes she is correct she believes that she controls the market that's the north or tarion regime for you they

. >>> then -- janet jackson's single life in london. how much weight has she lost. >>> plus, shania twa . >>> jimmy kimmel talked about relating to the >>> welcome back, everybody, to e.t.'s special fourth of july look at our favorite wonder women. ariana grande definitely fits that bill because of the incredible strength and grace that she showed under horrific circumstances. >> absolutely. 22 people lost their lives in the manchester terror attack at her concert. hundreds more were injured, but ariana grande turned that tragedy into a triumph when she returned to manchester just days later for a very special concert. ♪ somewhere >> ariana grande organized the event as a benefit for the victims and their families, raising nearly $13 million. the singer got emotional while addressing the crowd of more than 50,000 fans. >> i want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for being here today. i love you so much. >> still, she put on a brave face to perform her hits for fans. sang along with some famous friends, including katy perry, justi

we have to talk about gary cohn and janet yellen.ill this be asked exquisitely and how will it affect it? >> it has been asked repeatedly and she has continually deferred her opinions on that matter. this is probably her last humphrey hawkins testimony as so chair in early february, now is as good time as ever to finally deliver her intentions, whether she wants to stay on or not. david: how much would you assume gary cohn -- >> he said he would the a low interest rate guy. i think he would be of a similar ilk, trying to support the administration by keeping an accommodative stance of monetary policy. janet yellen has taken a slight turn into a more hawkish direction as of late. i don't think there would be a huge disruption. yellen.bigger dove then interesting. never thought that before. but this was lael brainard speaking yesterday. the fed funds rate is likely to remain close to zero in the medium-term. if that is the case, we would not have much additional work to do on moving to a neutral stance. how pervasive is that kind of co

cheryl: investors are wait to go her from fed chair janet yellen, u.s.s index pointing slightly higher right now. lauren: investors in europe are also waiting for testimony. cheryl: in asia mostly lower there. nikkei's half a percent. lauren: big move in oil prices overnight. look at them popping 2% this as saudi arabia will taking more supply off of the table. cheryl: here is the question for you, is facebook killing the messenger, they want to put ads on the world's most popular app. lauren: amazon to break records for amazon prime day sales, we will have the list of what's hot. cheryl: out west, more than 7,000 firefighters are battling wild fires, no rain in sight, we will have the details for you. lauren: good morning, 5:31 a.m. in new york. wednesday july 12th, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, everybody, i'm cheryl casone, we have a lot to get to today. lauren: big story, fox news exclusive donald trump, jr. explaining in detail meeting with russian lawyer on hannity last night and also released chain of e-mail. trump, jr. said that musi

janet era la cuarta en la lista.ro muy feliz en parte tambiÉn, porque la tuve en mis brazos despuÉs de siete aÑos. jairo: ¿quÉ significa este abrazo para ti en ese momento? >> significa lo mejor que me ha pasado, porque no sÉ cuÁndo se va a repetir ni en cuÁntos aÑos la voy a volver a ver. estoy temblando, muy nervioso. mi corazÓn estaba ppalpitando muy fuerte cuando la tenÍa en mis brazos. >> es algo muy emocionante que personas separan abrazar. es algo que te llena de alegrÍa y tres al mismo tiempo. muy significativoi untÓ -- tristeza al mismo tiempo. es muy significativo. el amor no tiene fronteras. jairo: como dice enrique, el amor no tiene fronteras. marÍa: segÚn un reporte a nivel nacional cada vez es mÁs difÍcil comprar una casa en el valle del silicio, sobre todo para los millennials. no obstante, los expertos dicen que existen planes de ayuda y planes de pago para tener una casa propia. un plan hipotecario y un plan de ahorro. debe tener bien clara su situaciÓn financiera. >> cuÁnto gana uno ahorita, cuÁnto

wednesday, we will have fed chair janet yellen.t of congress as she delivers the monetary report. joining us is mike mckee. jiml with us, jim mcca mccaughan. >> this is a bit of a job interview for janet yellen. the president may be watching. her term is up in january of next year. we will see what he thinks of her performance. there is really nothing new in this partly because the fed talks so much and put out the monetary policy report on friday which lays out with a of told us already about the economy, motoring along, unemployment going down. they laid out the plan for starting to taper the balance sheet. the long-term questions would be about regulation and what they might do in 2018, which she will not know the answer to because she will not know if she will be there. david: pick up on something of a job interview. what does she know about what president trump wants in an applicant? he wants less regulation, that we know. what about where we are with monetary policy? will he be looking to see whether she is more rules incline

janet, did you take your vitamins today?"just the kind of person he is. >> reporter: but detectives wondered, did he really come home to check on his wife? or, to get rid of evidence? >> we started working on a search warrant for the residence, and for the truck. >> you execute those search warrants and you find bloody clothing? >> no bloody clothing. >> bloody footprints? >> no. >> stuff taken from the crime scene that shouldn't be at his house? >> no. >> some kinda murder weapon? >> no. nothing that directly tied michelle mockbee to him. >> reporter: so investigators kept working. they asked two other suspects, joe, the warehouse worker, and doug, the temp employee to take polygraphs. both men agreed. both passed, two more names scratched off the list. detectives had also asked david dooley to take a polygraph. >> and he said, "yeah, i'll take one." >> reporter: but when they brought him down to headquarters -- >> we walk him in, and detective mcvay says, "this is our polygraph operator." and he stops himself at the door, a

they're looking at janet yellen's testimony today. we expect the reiteration early in the morning of the fact that transitory, that interest rate hikes are going to be moderate, that exit strategy probably has a lower threshold for reduction in september than the dual mandate and the full employment and price stability. it's nothing we have not heard already. anna: and we will hear more from janet yellen later on. we have already heard from jamie dimon on the subject of what they will do to the balance sheet, unwinding the balance sheet, and what kind of market fallout we might see as a result. this is the jamie dimon had to say. >> we've never had qe like this before, or unwinding like this before. obviously, that should say something about the risk. we have never seen this before. anna: we have never seen it before, therefore, we should be mindful of that when assessing the risks. >> i agree, 100%. with the fed by themselves reducing the balance sheet, we don't see that as a massive event, but when you have that convergence, especia

let's talk about janet yellen and her impact to drive markets.xt us, -- set to step a little bit higher. that is how semiconductor will play into the chipmakers. you have job movementsm and -- and stocks are set for a high opening. you have global equities and yellen fueled the investor confidence. global equities, the longest winning streak since the middle of april. the chinese export numbers as well. exports of 11.3% in june from 8.7% in may. anna: a couple of things to watch, we put up details where we are in the market. a couple of headlines coming through. the owner of the unicode chain -- uniqlo chain. in at ¥22.9t coming billion below the estimate of 28.3 billion. keep an eye on the retail space. and an eye on cars. we are not over all of that story yet. we will keep an eye on that. going to a frisky opening. let's look at the bond markets. this is the center of gravity in terms of the softness coming from the fed. we are -- there is a strangle in the bond market, flat opening flat.e bund, french oat's macron meets merkel, macron meetingn

janet yellen's semiannual report to congress.ext, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ i am matt miller in berlin alongside guy johnson in london. a quick check in on the markets. equity trading is tame this morning, as it was yesterday. are waiting to see what janet has to say in front of congress with her testimony starting tomorrow. we see gains of the above the board. the broader european index rising one third of 1%. -- things aing on little tame. rising the most in almost eight months. this is after the second course of profit after tax was a coming in as a beach as well. the numbers pushing this stock higher today. -- selling a stake in penguin random house to $1 billion to strengthen its allen's sheet. pearson saying after the sale it will return capital to shareholders through a share --buyback. u.k. homebuilder actually rising the most since september 2016. of more than 6%. it is -- it's outlook for the year is unchanged. it also expects to pay its dividends in line with prior. guy: markets a little risk on. marginally higher if you'