a very relieved david jeffery there earlier.ve had a lucky escape from those bushfires. if you want to get more details about all the fires that have been happening in australia, just have a look back, that is on our website. it gives you a sense of the scale of how many fires are burning and how widespread they are. a lot of them clustered around sydney there and those fires in victoria that they are especially worried about at the moment. that is all on the website for those details. let's get some of the day's other news. the somali jihadist group al—shabaab has for the first time said it carried out saturday's bomb explosion in the capital mogadishu which killed more than 80 people. it said the target had been a convoy of turkish nationals and apologised for the deaths of civilians. the iraqi prime minister, abdul mahdi, says us airstrikes on what he called "iraqi armed forces" were a violation of sovereignty. iran has condemned the attacks, which it claims left at least 25 members of an iranian—backed iraqi militia force de

anna: thank you very much for joining us, alia moubayed, managing director, jefferies international.e are minutes away from the open. up next, the stocks to watch including montclair after bloomberg reported that kering is exploring a buyout of the luxury ski wear manufacturer. we will see how far that moves the luxury sector. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: six minutes to go until the open. your stocks to watch, dani burger is looking at ericsson. our equities team is covering kering and montclair. and we are focusing on fiat. you are not going to talk about awe wage increases for u workers, but the fine for undervaluing their purchase of chrysler? start from a statement aftereived from fiat authorities claimed they underestimated the value of chrysler. upt means it could cost fiat to $1.5 billion, but fiat told us they disagree with the report and are confident they will make the case, and they said they see no cash outflow or impact on earnings because they have [indiscernible] . anna: thank you. on the lecture a space and further m&a talks taking place between kering and montclair whi

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but unbelievably, jeffery wasn't the first victim of that room at that very best western. >> i said if i'm not mistaken, that's the same room we had the last call at. >> reporter: he was the first reonder just as he had been seven weeks earlier. >> i just got in the room. there's two people, neither one are breathing. >> neither are breathing? >> no, ma'am. >> a retired couple from washington state had tied from carbon monoxide poisoning in the same hotel room. another near tragedy just days after the jenkins' death. the zelinsky family checked into the room above to celebrate a birthday party with a sleepover and pool party. >> all the girls were sick, falling off like flies. >> reporter: she complained to the front desk. >> my name was written on a yellow sticky note and i was told the manager would be told. >> reporter: but the company who owns the hotel swears they were never told. you were not informed by your employees that people had gotten sick in the room right above 225? >> i was not. >> reporter: it was only after the third incident that first responders finally discovered t

democraticcongressman jefferys was asked about how long the hearings could go. >> we'll see what happens. we need to be guided by the truth. if they come forward with relevant witnesses we all may want to hear from john bolton. we all would like to hear from mick mulvaney. >> reporter: the president has said he would too. >> i will tell you, i like to have the people go up except one thing, it validates a corrupt investigation. >> reporter: that's the same reason white house sources say mr. trump's legal team may not take part in any of the proceedings. >> this week's hearings will mark the third time one bay area lawmaker is involved in such a probe. she was a judiciary committee staffer during president nixon's watergate scandal. >> it's in the constitution, treason, bribery or other high crimes or misdemeanors that's the cause for impeachment, and there's meaning to all those terms. that's what our hearing this week will be about. >> democrats are aiming for a final house vote by christmas which would set the stage for a likely senate trial in january. >>> democratic presidential cand

david jeffery runs a b&b in mallacoota and had to seek refuge on the beach when the fires struck. evening now, so things are... ..people are settling a little bit. behind us, there's still active fire. that there is fire trucks filling up from the inland here, a bit of salt water and everything, still driving around trying to douse the fires. 0ccasionally, another house goes, unfortunately. not just another house, its people we love and care about and it's their dreams going up in smoke. this is a beautiful, beautiful part of the world. we know the dangers when we live out in these areas. yes, it's been dry, but these are eucalyptus, these are forests, they're here because they've been selected by fires over many centuries. they're the only ones that survive, everything else has gone over those many centuries. so, we know the dangers, but the reality is we might know it but we don't really know it. when it goes off today, it's horrendous. i'm just thinking, i don't want to ever go through this again. i think i'll go and live in that time again. man, it was just... nothing prepares

thursday to volunteer firefighters were killed battling flames just south of sydney and road wire and jeffery keeping died after a burning tree fell on the truck bays 2 brave young men who lost their lives that represent for us the thousands and thousands of volunteers on the ground today tomorrow and in the days coming in put their own life their own safety on the line to protect others sydney meanwhile has been envelop than a shroud of smoke with fires raging near the state capital only it's taller structures remain visible its famous landmarks cast in an apocalyptic light. on the ground few dared to venture outside without facemasks air pollution in sydney is now several times what experts believe to be hazardous the fires are being fuelled by drought and record temperatures which scientists say a result of climate change. and many are angry at this man prime minister scott morrison is currently facing criticism for leaving the country to holiday in hawaii . protesters turned up at his empty home in sydney and accused him of not doing enough to end the country suppliants on fossil fuels th

david jeffery is the owner of the wave 0asis b&b in mallacoota and hejoins us now.on the foreshore before the inlet and this is where everyone is gathering, but we we re is where everyone is gathering, but we were not like this before. we we re we were not like this before. we were actually all terrified for our lives. we were just below the rock wall and that was where we were going tojump into the wall and that was where we were going to jump into the water if it hits, which thank god it didn't, which was due to a lot of events, due to mainly wind and a lot of prayer. we were praying like crazy. we certainly had some answers to the prayer. it sounds like a terrifying situation. we have seen some pictures on social media of the red skies from those fires. right now what is the direction of the fire? what is your situation? well... banging. that was a gas cylinder exploding, i would say that someone was not house. that is terrible. we love these people, we are a close community like many communities in australia. look, the fire front came from that direction, the we

i kept the worst of all except for all the others ok but let's go to jeffery go back to jeffrey new york but the other one that's being touted so much is socialism and on this program we've made a number of programs on the appeal of it i mean i find it a poor and but it does get a lot of traction and we have presidential candidates speaking about it in the most positive way and i think that is a disastrous pound i mean i think capitalism as it exists today calling some of the things that pyatt say needs to be reformed and modified but don't throw it all out no way because i saw i saw the past and i saw the past and it failed we'll give the last minute to jeffrey go ahead. yeah it's been it's been unbelievable to see the rise of social side the ology in the last you know 10 years and that says i never i was i remember when this all collapsed in 1009 i thought well you know we don't have to worry about that in wherever we have socialist and where well here we are and socialism is and all the academia young people are supporting made sure they know what it means maybe that means rule by soc

ok let's go back to jeffery in new york in my introduction we to i mentioned the important issue of inequality and any society all societies through history when you have a ratio of inequality gets so high you have political instability and it's something everyone should look at and i think that really accounts for a lot of the discontent around the globe is because that ratio was hit a certain critical mass how do we deal with that inequality here i mean i said in the 1st part of the program you know i don't how this whole you know elizabeth warren mantra you know bernie sanders mantra against billionaires i don't i'm not against billionaires i'm i guess i really want more equality and i'm coming from a conservative perspective here because i'm looking at the health of society the health the health of the middle class is ok because i believe in the middle class as the rich i'm not so i don't care about them they're rich go ahead jeffrey. you know there's 2 ways you can bring about more equality in society one is by lifting up the poor in the middle class to be richer and i think that's what t

david jeffery who runs the wave 0cean b&b in mallacoota was forced to flee to the beach when the firesnd joins me now. just tell me, what is going on right now? well, it's evening now, so people are settling a little bit. behind us, it's still fire. fire trucks are filling up from the inland here, a bit of salt water. still trying to douse the fires. occasionally, another house goes, u nfortu nately. occasionally, another house goes, unfortunately. not just houses occasionally, another house goes, unfortunately. notjust houses but people we love and care about and it's their dreams going up in smoke. this is a beautiful, beautiful part of the world. we know the danger is when we live out in these areas. yes, it's been dry but these are eucalyptus forests. they've been selected by fires over many centuries. we know the dangers but the reality is we know it but we don't really know it. when it goes off, it's horrendous. i'mjust thinking, i don't want to ever go through this again. i think i'll go and live... fire... nothing prepares you for that bearing down, the fire front charging at a

david jeffery is the owner of wave 0asis b&b in mallacoota and is one of those stranded on the foreshorehe told us what's been happening. we are down on the foreshore camp park beside the inlet and this is where everyone is gathering, i willjust pan around, but we were not like this before. we were actually all terrified for our lives. we were right beside the loader here. we were just below the rock wall and that was where we were going to jump into the water if the heat had hit, which thank god it didn't, which was due to a lot of events, due to mainly wind and a lot of prayer. we were praying like crazy. we certainly had some answers to the prayer. it sounds like a terrifying situation. we've seen some pictures on social media ofjust red skies from those fires. but right now, what is the direction of the fire? what is your situation? yeah, well... 0oh, bang! big hit. that was a gas cylinder exploding, i would say that's someone's house burning. that is terrible. we love these people, we are a close community like many communities in australia. yeah, that's shocking. look, the fire fro

joining us, the chief global equity strategist at jefferies.he uncertainty over this deal, then we had uncertainty removed from brexit, sending stocks on a tear. it is almost as if it was a fear of missing out. >> i think the problem has been at the moment, the global economy really still hasn't yet often doubt. global pmi few manufacturing numbers breaking through 50, but there has been a switch in risk aversion which has been the theme of 2019 as we have seen these two big deadlines dissolve. ironically, things have moved in favor of risk-taking. the msci has been breaking to new highs. this will mean first quarter of next year, i think we will see people clamoring to own equities over other asset classes. rishaad: but let's face it. the world is not back to what it was like before this. decoupling is taking place. we have decoupling between the united states and china. we even have tiny islands being trade deal being scattered. marketse irony is the had already priced in some of the worst case scenarios are most of 2019. see how much free ca

earlier on breakfast, we spoke to david jeffery who runs a b&b in mallacoota and was forced to flee toeach when the fires attacked the area. 0ne lesson is do not go back, under any circumstances, until it is 100% safe. the homes can be left, because, honestly, what's happened, we have had, not what house has been, it is what house has survived, it has been house by house by house by house. the bed and breakfast that we own, sarah and i, we own it, and it, over here, and i don't know whether it is there. they think it could be at the moment. but has been horrendous. we've watched fires are spread along this for sure, jumping the tea tree, and we've watched home after home. we will have more on those fires throughout the programme. the government says it will raise concerns with the authorities in cyprus about the fairness of a trial of a british woman convicted of lying about being gang raped. lawyers for the 19—year—old insist she was pressured by police into changing her story. they say she wasn't given a fair trial, and they plan to appeal. katy austin has been following the story. t

david jeffery runs a b&b in mallacoota and was forced to flee to the beach when the fires attacked thea. just tell us what is the very latest and how has it been for you there is yellow you can see the firies are going out there right now, they are getting cheers, because the fire fronts are reported on earlier, we got saved, really, from that horrendous initial front. but what has gone on since we spoke has been spot fires. we actually had a big section of bush that didn't burn over here to my right, called shady gully, but got on fire when people we re gully, but got on fire when people were thinking about going back to their homes. we don't know yet who has gone back and who hasn't. one lesson is going to go back under any circumstances until it is 100% safe. the homes can be left. because, honestly, what has happened, we have had... it has burnt house by house. the bed and breakfast that we own, sarah andi the bed and breakfast that we own, sarah and i own it, and its over here and i don't know whether it is there. they think it could be at the moment. but it has been horrendous. w

federal prosecutors say behind the scenes multi millionaire jeffery epstein ran a sex trafficking enterprise under age girls to have sex with him and other powerful men. >> after cutting a generous deal with federal prosecutors back in 2008, he was arrested on federal charges. epstein was held without bail. >> i brought him 75 girls from eighth grade to ninth grade at a school party. >> however, there would be no trial. just weeks later, epstein was found hanging in his jail cell. the medical examiner ruled it a suicide. a judge gave victims a chance to speak at a hearing after epstein's death. >> he continues to rape me. i cried myself to sleep that night. >> number two, a scam involving some of the country's most prestigious universities exploded into a national scandal after federal prosecutors filed fraud and money laundering charges including lori loughlin and felicity huffman. the master mind, william singer. he bribed college coaches or officials to accept their children as elite athletes even if they had never play that sport. >> wealthy parents paid singer about $25 million in total

the folks at jefferies initiated coverage of saudi aramco.mendation is actually underperform with a price target of 30 to share. that implies a 20% decrease from the last price. analysts maintaining a consensus when you're target for the stock in the past three months with to 39.2.tween 30 we will break it down for you and plenty more, straight ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ tracy: it is 11:30 p.m. in new york. you are looking at live pictures of midtown manhattan. we did have a relatively muted reaction to the trade headlines that came out on friday. that s&p 500 index actually closed up by just .01%. that tells you something about the confusion around the headlines. take a look at u.s. equity futures this morning, up almost one third of a percent. seems to be a little bit of response sentiment creeping into the market now that we have additional details. bank of america merrill lynch say the market is primed for a first quarter melt up given that the fed and ecb are still adding liquidity and we have the receding risks of the brexit and the tr

. >> let me turn to jeffery who knows it well. in the few times we've been through this in the country, we have seen the man being impeached put forward at this point. what do you make of the fact that it is not happening here? >> it is striking. the clinton impeachment, we had the top lawyers in the country arguing for clin cton on the pas and the law. they said perjury was not high enough charge for impeachment and on the other side, they said he didn't lie. saying you have to have a formal crime of pribribery. nothing along those lines from the president's lawyers. no hint of exactly what their strategy is going to be. as you were discussing, we may see that in the senate trial but striking they are not even bothering to put on the blind faith now. >> seeing the detail of this. a lot of republicans think great, we are moving into the republican controlled senate. we are liberated. it will be a different scene there. the thrust in politico was, republican senators saying let's put on the brakes here. this is not turning into a c

jeffery. >> george washington and his farewell address to the nation counc counseled america that the constitution is obligatory on all. it is the spirit that we proceed today. donald trump pressured a foreign government to target american st citizens for political gain. he withheld $391 million in military aid to a vulnerable ukraine as part of a scheme to solicit foreign interference in an american election. that's unacceptable. that's unconscionable. that's unconstitutional. there are some who cynically argued that the impeachment of this president will further divide an already fractured union. there is a difference between division and clarifications. slavery once divided the nation but emancipated rose up to clarify that all men are created qualitily. suffra equ equally. jim crow once divided the nation but civil rights rose up, all are entitled to equal protection under the law. there is a difference because division and clarification. we'll hold this president accountable for his stunning abuse of power. we'll hold this president accountable for undermining our national securi

jefferies? >> mr. jefferies votes no. mr. sis linney? >> no. >> some swalwell votes no. >> mr. raskin? >> no. >> miss jay pol. >> mr. correa? >> no. >> miss scanlon votes no. >> miss garcia? >> no. >> miss garcia votes no. >> miss mcbath. >> no. miss mcbath votes no. >> mr. scanton votes no. >> miss dean votes no. miss mccarsel powell votes no. miss escobar votes no. >> mr. collins votes aye. mr. sensenbrenner votes aye. >> mr. chabot votes aye. mr. gohmert? >> mr. gohmert votes aye. >> mr. buck votes aye. mr. radcliffe. >> yes. >> miss roby? >> miss roby votes aye. >> mr. johnson of louisiana? >> aye. >> mr. johnson of louisiana votes aye. mr. biggs? >> mr. biggs votes aye. mr. mcclintock votes aye. >> miss lesko votes aye. >> in klein votes aye. >> mr. armstrong votes yes. >> mr. stuby? >> mr. stuby votes yes. has everyone voted who wishes to vote. >> mr. correa, you are not recorded. >> mr. correa votes no. anyone else who wishes to vote who hasn't voted? the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman there are 17 ayes and 23 nos. the amendment is not agreed to. are there any furthe

>> ambassador jefferies i mentioned, talked to their russian counterparts intensively about this. we would like to see stronger russian cooperation not just in defeating isis but helping political processes necessary to stabilize these countries that isis doesn't have, the opportunity to regroup and develop. that is the essence of our approach with the russians. >> what is the response? >> less than ideal. they have not offered the support we would expect from them. >> when we had a presence in syria they were not and were engaged full-blown in the fight against isis. they were also not helpful in that effort particularly, where they? >> they were not. >> as we think about restarting talks with the taliban and do you have any sense what discussions there will be around the resurgence of isis in afghanistan? it is not a resurgence, the growing presence in afghanistan, what we will be asking the taliban and to do with respect to isis? >> i don't want to get into classified information so let me offer generally a growing concern, source of alarming the administration. pakistan was my

. >> this morning's call comes from jefferies analyst geoff -- david owens.might be unfashionable to say this but the euro area is not going in the same path as japan. he says there is upside for the 2020 euro area and points to two areas. he says companies in europe don't look like that of japan. they moved back into deficit and that means gdp growth will be supported. he is saying there is a strong they were market especially with quality jobs and there is more disposable income. both of the factors combined means the 2020 outlook is brighter than some believe but the one fly in the ointment, it needs to be determined by what happens in this week's general election. but the euro area brighter than some expect. thank you very much. dani burger rounding up the latest thoughts. our guest from standard chartered. when we talk about the ecb, we had a conversation earlier and the guest said the biggest risk is this. lagarde, does it lose the momentum to bolster asset prices fades? idence to a certain extent it is a risk because clearly the limits on what they can

jefferies says that for many investors, not only is this problematic for the -- for next year, it raises reaching midterm targets. anna: president trump is on track to be impeached possibly before christmas. nancy pelosi said the house will draft articles of impeachment for abusing his office, pressuring ukraine to help them win the election. joining us from hong kong is our senior international after jodi schneider. is the likely timetable impeachment proceedings? it could take us into january. jodi: that's right, anna. as these acts prosecutor, if you will. the senate will act as the jury. is nancyappening now the threeobstructed chairman of the committee's looking at this -- instructed the three chairman of the committees looking at this. they have indicated they will be doing that relatively quickly. this could all happen before the house or congress leaves for the holiday break on december 20. that would then set up a trial in the u.s. senate. the herrmann of the house afterary committee said some law professors testified that he is looking at at least three articles of impeachment

david jeffery runs a b&b in mallacoota and was forced to flee to the beach when the fires struck theid, thank you once again for speaking to us. we can see what is happening behind you. describe what you can see and what you have seen in the last few hours? u nfortu nately, in the last few hours? unfortunately, that's not good, it's someone‘s dreams going up, their precious house and hopefully the people are not there. the authorities are going out and collecting water here, doing what they can. it feels like a dream, just unreal. the authorities have been amazing, honestly. ijust want to say, your prayers are being answered. we had a bit of rain. behind me, where there are so many houses... after the initialfront that came through, 4000 people here we re that came through, 4000 people here were safe. dealing with the wind and all sorts of things... what we didn't realise, what happened next was just house after house after house. it wasn't one house burned. it was that bad... it's not about me, buti it was that bad... it's not about me, but i thank god. thank you for your prayers. t

jefferys said but also the shining city on a hill and we can't be the shining city on a hill and promote democracy around the world if we're not promoting it here at home. >> now any one of these actions alone would be sufficient to impeach the president according to the founders. but is it fair to say that all three causes for impeachment explicitly contemplated by the founders abuse of power, betrayal of our national security and corruption of aur our elections are present in this president's conduct. yes or no professor feldman. >> yes. >> and professor gerhardt. >> yes. >> and professor karlan. >> yes. >> and you all agree. and are you aware of any other president who has essentially triggered all three concerns that animated the founders? >> no. >> no. >> no as well. >> mr. chairman, it is hard to think of a more mon arcy sentiment that i can do whatever i want as president and i yield back. >> gentleman yields back. mrs. lesko. >> i ask consent to insert into the letter i wrote and sent to you asking, calling on you to cancel any and all future impeachment hearings and outlining ho

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clock on what could be an historic drug review wilf >> meg, thank you very much for that preview and jefferies has come out with their top biotech road map for 2020, as well. the firm seeing less politics, more m&a, and improving fundament also for the sector. joining us is the analyst behind that note, michael ye. michael, a very good afternoon to you thanks for joining us. less politics. what do you mean by that in an election year? >> yeah, well, i think the set-up is over the last year or two, you've had a constant bantering like what you said on both sides of the aisle, talking about drug prices too high, talking about going after these pharmaceutical companies and a lot of that has been priced in as you get into 2020, i think there's going to be less urgency to get legislation passed. a lot more focus on just trying to win the election. and a lot of this has been priced into the stock. we mean a lot less priced in and a lot less expectation for this to happen. what about the influence the election will have on stocks, regardless is it only if we get the winner in november, or just gettin

jefferies said, but it's also the shining city on the hill. we can't be the shining city on the hill and promote democrat see around the world if we're not promoting it here at home. >> any one of these actions alone would be sufficient for impeachment according to the founders, but is it sufficient to say that all three causes -- yes or no, professor feldman? >> professor gerhard? >> yes. >> professor carl in? >> yes. >> you agree. are any of you aware that animated the founders? >> no. >> no. >> no, as well. >> mr. chairman, it's hard to think of a more monarchal sebts ime iment than i can do whatever i want as president, and i yield back. >> gentleman yields back. miss lesko. >> thank you, mr. chair. i ask unanimous consent a letter i wrote and sent to you, asking, calling on you to cancel any and all future impeachment hearings and outlining the project. >> without objection the letter will be entered into the record. >> thank you. during an interview, mr. chairman on msnbc's "morning joe" on november 26, 2018, chairman nadler outlined a t

jefferies. >> aye. >> mr. cicilliny. >> aye. >> as we continue to watch these impeachment hearings in the house of representatives we'll take this opportunity of a vote to quickly discuss what we heard from the republican side and steve castor their committee lawyer. major? >> what we have is an argument over absolutism. the democrats say everything is so clear and republicans say it's bologna and hyperbole and histrisonics. there is no approachable middle ground from the orientations republicans and democrats take to the same essential fact pattern. >> do you think the facts are unknowable? >> it is all up to interpretation. democrats look at the president's conduct, his public utterances, and the sequence of events as testified to under oath by all these experts who work for him and said, that fact pattern is unassailable. he was up to something. there was a scheme involved. republicans say, there is no direct evidence. you have nothing that is absolutely crystal clear. and therefore, you don't have a case.

jefferies said, but it's also the shining city on the hill. e can't be the shining city on yes or no, professor feldman? >> professor gerhard? >> yes. >> professor carl in? >> yes. >> you agree. are any of you aware that animated the founders? >> no. >> no. >> no, as well. >> mr. chairman, it's hard to think of a more monarchal sebts ime iment than i can do whatever i want as president, and i yield back. >> gentleman yields back. miss lesko. >> thank you, mr. chair. i ask unanimous consent a letter i wrote and sent to you, asking, calling on you to cancel any and all future impeachment hearings and outlining the project. >> without objection the letter will be entered into the record. >> thank you. during an interview, mr. chairman on msnbc's "morning joe" on chairman nadler outlined a three-pronged test that he said would allow for a legitimate impeachment proceeding. now i quote chairman nadler's remarks. and this is what he said. there really are three questions, i think. first, has the president committed impeachable offenses? second, do t

jefferies said, but it's also the shining city on the hill. we can't be the shining city on the hill and promote democrat see around the wor alone would be sufficient for impeachment according to the founders, but is it sufficient to say that all three causes -- yes or no, professor feldman? >> professor gerhard? >> yes. >> professor carl in? >> yes. >> you agree. are any of you aware that animated the founders? >> no. >> no. >> no, as well. >> mr. chairman, it's hard to think of a more monarchal sebts ime iment than i can do whatever i want as president, and i yield back. >> gentleman yields back. miss lesko. >> thank you, mr. chair. i ask unanimous consent a letter i wrote and sent to you, asking, calling on you to cancel any and all future impeachment hearings and outlining the project. >> without objection the letter will be entered into the record. >> thank you. during an interview, mr. chairman on msnbc's "morning joe" on november 26, 2018, chairman nadler outlined a three-pronged test that he said would allow for a legitimate impeachmen

jeffery: please welcome robert reich. [applause] reich: well, thank you, and thank yoyou, clara, and it's so nice to see you. as you can see, donald trump has worn me down. [laughter] when i was last here at the commonwealth club, george, i was 5'10", wasn't i, just about. [laughter] more seriously, sometimes it is