nbc's janet mckee is live in japan. good to have you with us. why is it less than we saw a couple years ago? >>. >> reporter: it was actually an aftershock and this is obviously would prove to be one of the most powerful ever recorded. thousands of people were told to evacuate tonight those warnings and advisories the concern, of course, is what might happen you will remember experienced meltdown. the number three reactor was knocked off line by the earthquake officials say they were well within safety limits. they warn people to be safe and ready. >> thank you very much for joining us. hospitals leaving 2 vest,000 people with limited access. the u.n. humanitarian chief says the situation went from terrible to terrifying and now barely survivable. >> cameras captured the moment bombs hit aleppo. patients didn't know where to run. nurses faced a heart breaking choice, taking babies out of the incubators, keeping them alive or leaving them in a hospital that had become a target. now, there is only one member of the aleppo medical counsel. of alone

mckee, thank you for being here. fullrow, we will have coverage of janet yellen's testimony in front of congress beginning at 10:00 a.ming up, the peso under pressure. this month has been the worst for the mexican peso against the u.s. dollar since 2012. how much more a trump administration could weigh on the mexico economy. ♪ >> this is bloomberg daybreak. i am amazon drop. 4 p.m. eastern. jonathan: from new york city this is bloomberg and we are about 10 minutes into the session. open lower, down by one third of 1% on the dow. a marginal decline over the nasdaq by about 0.0. -- 0.08%. abigail doolittle, good morning. are looking at movers in the fitness space. trading higherre and brad erickson is saying more skepticism has priced in but this is not a ringing endorsement at a stock down 67% here to date. , on ag lower on the open downgrade over a credit shift saying sales momentum seems to be accelerating. what does this mean for the stock over the longer term? #btb, we see the but investors don't really know too much of what is going on here. we know the stock has put in two death crosses. sellers arehat the becomi

janet yellen saying a decision on that would not have to be made for some time. it does appear that the decision on raising rates is very close. michael mckeeg washington. yousef: let's welcome david zahn. great to have you on the zone -- show. takeaways,our key did anything change in terms of your outlook? confirmed fed minutes what we saw. the job market is doing well, it means the hike will be hiking -- that will be hiking in december. you have to see what trump is going to do with his policies as far as stent -- spending tax cuts and what the fed can do. manus: have 10 year government far --one too far, too too fast and have the bond markets overreached? david: the bond markets have reacted in a different fashion to what most people would have expected. this move up in yields which has happened in europe as well as in the u.s. is really being driven by people thinking we will have reflation, we will have this fiscal spend that people anticipate. in the u.s. it is about appropriate but in europe it is definitely going to far, too fast. i brought up this great chart to put things in context in terms of this crazy move we have seen across

we also want to check in with michael mckee, still standing by to give us his final thought on today's decision. >> you walk away thinking janetjob. the fed avoids a november surprise, and the fed does not surprise the markets and leave everyone set up as they were 24 hours ago for what might happen in december. this may be years from now the meeting where we look back to say this is where we started talking about an inflation problem. >> my final thought, the election. every time politics is in the news. reiterating the labor market has strengthened global economic activity. that wraps up this shall session. much more coming up on bloomberg television. speaking about the outlook for the steel business and why the company is projecting a loss for this year. thank you so much. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 3:00 p.m. in new york. i am joe weisenthal. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ ♪ we're live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york for the next hour plus covering stories in london and moscow. here is what we are watching. no surprise from the november fed meeting as the rates are unchanged. stock