get the first word news with jessica summers. ssica: president trump has repeated his claim that the e.u. in china manipulate their currencies. he told reuters that when the u.s. puts tariffs on chinese goods, beijing artificially lowers the level of . in a wide-ranging interview, the president said he had no timeframe for ending the diplomatic standoff with turkey and said it's dangerous to have company such as twitter and facebook regulating themselves. the hp paid out a record dividend and plates to return the proceeds of recent asset sales and profit jump to the highest in four years. stronger prices and higher copper output helped earnings jump 33% to $8.9 billion. the world's top minor raised its annual dividend 42% to $1.18 a share, which included a record final payment. a strange prime minister malcolm turnbull is facing government lawmakers which could be a challenge to his leadership. he is struggling after months of poor polling. a recent election defeat and a backflip on his national energy policy. challenge could come

i'm jessica summers. this is bloomberg. yvonne: thank you, jessica.unting down to some of the market opens in the asia-pacific. are in for a quiet session, a pretty welcoming sign. sophie: south korea closed for a holiday, so they will be left out of this. when you jump to the terminal for the market snapshot, asia futures pointing to a mixed session. japan potentially seeing some positive sentiment. the yen back above 111 against the dollar. front, waiting on august consumer confidence and wage data from australia. futures lower by 0.8%. 10 yearcould hit a high if sentiment improves. on the agenda, chinese home prices later this morning. chinese tech stocks will be in focus, and we have tencent earnings coming up, as revenue growth has slowed and they face regulatory setbacks. since hitting a peak in january, tencent has wiped out about $150 billion in market value. ramy: wow. attention will turn to indonesia later today, with trade data due out and the central bank deciding on more policy. what is the expectation for both? sophie: looking like a clo

jessica summers joins us from new york. jessica: president trump warned them to be careful. he went on to say google, facebook, and twitter are treading on very troubled territory and said it will be addressed. liberalgoogle favored news outlets. he offered knows of vinci asians for his claims. huawei appealing -- appealing to the federal trade commission. it says restrictions based on national security concerns harm consumers by reducing competition. it insists it is not a danger to the u.s.. huawei and its rival have come under increased scrutiny. japan is witnessing the biggest financial exit is in more than three decades. overseas investors have dumped almost $35 billion worth of local equities this year. that puts 2018 on course to be ly sellofft year since 1987. if buffeted by china, global sales concerns. a new report says a number of deaths in last year's hurricane in puerto rico is vastly higher than was thought. george washington university says 3000 people died, more than the total of 64 in the island's initial estimation. some investigations but the number as hig

at get the first word news with our own jessica summers. jessica. jessica: the lira split again after a week of relative calm and extended recent losses as the trading session got underway. 40%.mped past that is after dropping during the holiday last week. the lira has been battered amid u.s. sanctions and concerns about turkish monetary and economic policy. france say they are working on financing solutions to sidestep u.s. sanctions against countries such as iran, including a role for central banks. the discussions involve the u.k. and are a sign that european powers are getting serious about a greater level of independence. bruno le maire said it must be a sovereign continent, not a vassal. contingencyeparing plans for a no deal brexit. the government will present a draft bill in the next few weeks. it will include measures such as ritonsg after b already living in france. monday in an hoped to reach a deal by october, but it's increasingly clear that the deadline will slip. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by

jessica summers. jessica: thanks, haidi. the leading u.s. aluminum producers asking washington for relief from tariffs that are said to be intended to help. they filed five requests at the commerce department, asking for the duty on metal imports. three of them are for aluminum it says are unavailable for u.s. producers. two others are from mental that cannot be made insufficient quality domestically. greece has received the final payment in its european union bailout after objections from germany delayed it by several weeks. the stability mechanism paid the equivalent of $17 billion, 11 to meetof which will go its financial obligations for almost two years. the remainder is earmarked for paying down greece's still considerable that. -- debt. a star has formed a coalition. oneparty says it has hundred 74 lawmakers on its side, more than 172 needed for an absolute majority, and it expects to have as many as 182 in the end. to be named prime minister. opposition parties claimed widespread fraud in last month's election. the ceo stepping down f

let's get first word news with jessica summers. and bonds soared after elon musk said he's considering taking the company private. the initial announcement came via twitter, mentioning a share price of $420 and saying "funding secured." that would value tesla at about $82 billion. the share price failed to reach $420, indicating market skepticism that musk can pull off what would be the largest leveraged buyout in history. big banks the winners from last year's republican tax cuts. firms saved on average $388 million in the first half. over the same period, the groups collectively eliminated 3200 jobs. a year earlier, the growth rate for lending was twice its current 1%. a government projections says australia's population has broken 25 million.the bureau of statistics says the milestone was reached after 11:00 p.m., tuesday night sydney time. the resident population grew by 338,000 people the last year, 62% of the migrants. the number of australians has doubled since 1970 and risen sixfold from federation in 1901. facial recognitio

jessica summers. jessica: the fallout from turkey financial crisis spread through markets.s one month implied volatility soared by the most since december 2015. the yield in argentina's's entry bonds rose to 10% as the peso touched 30 to the dollar. you emerging-market stocks are the cheapest since 2016, which saw the start of a two-year 60% rally. the congressional budget office has slightly cut its forecast for u.s. growth this year. it warned of growing uncertainty from president trump terrorists. the cbo -- president trump's tariffs. that is down from a 3.3% forecast in april. is that it eased on slower business investment and government line. msci is adding 18 stocks and the leading four from its index after a quarterly review. the only addition to the world index would be japanese chemical company -- in japanese chemical company. others joined the emerging markets index. msci said the changes will happen at the close of trade on august 31st. people feared dead and thousands more displaced as a tropical storm hit parts of metro manila. it caused the river to burst its

im jessica summers. this is bloomberg.asi: president trump complained that fed chairman jeff powell hasn't been the policy maker he expected. the remarks were made at a republican fundraiser. the first personal criticism of powell to emerge so far. this is something of an escalation of trump's criticism of the fed, which has been building. >> he has been grumbling about rising interest rates. he is now going after his appointee, fed chairman jerome powell on raising interest rates. he said i said this -- he said this at a private event in the hamptons on friday to emphasize the point. he also said the same thing in an interview later today with reuters. step -- heing of a sort of broke the norms with his on fed interest rate hikes and now he is specifically naming the chairman. he wants him to be more accommodating and to help him more at a time when the u.s. is in the midst of trade battles. he said other countries and central banks have been helpful to the government, but the fed has not been helpful to the u.s. ramy: th

first word news now with jessica summers. jessica.adian dollar rose to its strongest level in more than two months on optimism that ottawa will reach a trade deal with the u.s. and mexico. says canada is encouraged by the progress made so far. the u.s. mexico agreement hinged to a great extent on auto production, but critics say very few models will actually be covered. republican party are more apparent with mitch mcconnell offering jeff sessions his full backing. he says he has confidence in sessions. the comments confirm a split with some republicans. president trump has increasingly attacked his attorney general over the mueller inquiry. a little-known swiss bank has reached a deal with u.s. regulators to pay a fine and provide information about hidden accounts used to dodge taxes. they will pay $60 million and forfeit fees from the undeclared account to 2012. at its peak, the bank had more than 1100 accounts from your clients worth a total of $813 million. amazon is said to be talking to aboutst two major studios cofinancing movi

jessica summers.his is bloomberg. haidi: thank you for that. still ahead, will turkey's economic troubles force it to take desperate measures? a global analyst talks about us the risks of strained ties from the u.s. ramy: the s&p 500 hits it highest level since january despite rising trade tensions. we will dig into what is driving the gains with dennis gartman. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: we are counting down to the open in sydney. this is how futures are looking, pretty flat. on holding the decision interest rates at 1.5%, a record low for now. a pretty sobering delivery of the outlook for china growth, as well as global growth from the rba yesterday. looking at a pretty insipid session in sydney, although elsewhere we look at a mixed to positive open in asia. ramy: i'm ramy inocencio in new york. you are watching "daybreak australia." looking at what's happening with the stocks here, interestingly, they were pretty much up because of what was happening in terms of earnings, as well as with tesla th

i am jessica summers. this is bloomberg.amy: a very busy day here in the world of politics, crossing the bloomberg terminal right now. gop representative duncan hunter has been indicted on campaign finance charges. representative, republican congressman duncan hunter and his wife have been indicted by the doj for allegedly using a quarter million dollars in campaign money for their own personal expenses, crossing the bloomberg terminal right now, haidi. terms ofah, ramy, in details, looking at the department of justice announcement with regards to representative duncan hunter and his wife, indicted for the use of more than $250,000 in campaign funds to pay for personal expenses, including the likes of family vacations, dental work, school tuition, theater tickets. we are getting some details on that story, but certainly a very busy morning, not a very flattering one in terms of what's going on with u.s. politics right now. still ahead, we will look at who is cashing in on the trade war, who the beneficiaries are. we put the

first word news with jessica summers. ssica: indonesia plans to restrict imports of capital and consumer goods and also cut crude oil purchases to defend the rupoaiah's slide. policymakers may be forced to raise rates again, after three hikes since may. asia'siah is among worst performers since the emerging markets selloff began in january, weakening to the lowest against the dollar since 2015. india's trade deficit widened last month to the most in more than five years, worsening the outlook for the rupee, which hit a record low amid a selloff in emerging market currencies. the $18 billion shortfall was field by higher oil prices, compares to a $16.6 billion deficit in june. a weaker rupee is positive for exports, but poses inflation risks. it fell to 70 for the first time ever. at leased 22 people died when a highway bridge collapsed in the mediterranean port of genoa. a-10, a major route from northern to southern italy. rescuers fear more people might be buried in the rubble. the fridge is built in the 1960's, and the c

let's get thank you first word news with jessica summers. jess? >> thanks, haidi. the indian rupee hit a new low as the crisis in turkey ripples through currencies. it fell the most since swept role as theuing its worst performer in asia. the chances of the reserve bank keeping rates on a hold after back-to-back hikes. bad loans of chinese banks rising more than $26 billion to almost $285 billion. that's the biggest quarrel jump ever recorded in data going back a decade. loans represent 1.8% of total advances. china's crackdown on shadow banking has made it harder for weaker borrowers to refinance. the forecast for u.s. growth slightly diminished. the c.b.o. says the -- sees the comply expanding 1.1% through 2018. it says the growth will east next year on slower investments and government buying. at least six are feared dead and thousands more displaced as the tropical storm hit parts of manila. the storm hit the river to burst its banks. e local counsel is declaring an emergency for at least 20,000. global news 24 hours a day on summers. essica this is bloomberg.

jessica summers is in new york for us. has reiterated its pledge not to use the yuan as a weapon in the escalating tread -- trade war. deputy governor li bo said the exchange rate will be kept at a normal level, after claims that china minute relates the yuan to remain competitive. >> effects ability of the exchange rate has improved significantly, putting the emphasis on letting the market play a crucial role in deciding the yuan exchange rate. we will not use the exchange rate as a weapon in response to external challenges from trade frictions. we will stick to bottom line thinking, and we are confident we can keep the yuan exchange rate stable at a reasonable and equilibrium level. jessica: the u.s. sanction to the owners of six russian ships after claims they are helping transfer refined petroleum to north korean vessels that sea. vostockton says two vladibv based companies violated sanctions on pyongyang, and says measures will stay in place until there's verifiable evidence kim jong-un is breaking up his nuclear plan

we go now to jessica summers. jessica? jessica: thanks, kathleen. president trump is signing a new mexico and he's calling on canada to get or -- or risk being left behind. two sides agreed to raise the regional content of autos to 75%. 62.5, from the current with about half the workers per hour. least $16 president trump: i will terminate the existing deal. i can't quiteens, tell you, it depends on what the timetable is with congress but terminating the existing deal and going into this deal. with start negotiating canada relatively soon. they want to negotiate very badly, but one way or the other we have a deal with canada. tariff on cars or a negotiated deal. they many and france say are working to sidestep u.s. sanctions against countries such a potential uding role for central banks. the discussions also involve the you canning and are a sign that powers are getting serious about a greater level of america.ence for finance minister said europe continent, overeign not a vassell. preparing contingency plans for brexit. deal ill present a draft in

> jessica biel posted her beach walk in the netherlands with he husband justin timberlake and 3-year-old son silas. she captioned the moment, "do we look european? because we sure feel european. summerse never end." i ree, jessica. justin currently in europe on his man of the woods tour. >> meanwhile, justin's "trolls" co-star anna kendrick is involved in something shady with blake lively in their upcoming thriller "a simple favor." brooke anderson sat down with the cast for one lively conversation -- one that started with anna's personal rules for success. >> just take advantage of people. yell things. assert yourself. >> back stab. >> i try to throw something in every room i enter. >> well, does fame -- does celebrity ever get to you? and how do you reset and get back to normal? >> this is normal. i was born to be a superstar. >> okay, we know she's joking but it's that sense of humor that earned anna a teen choice award for best tweets, betting out blake's hubby ryan reynolds. >> in your face, ryan! >> i saw ryan with blake yesterday and i did say sorry about telling you to suck it. but, i did sort of admit that there was part of me that was not just doing a bit and was genuinely

summer's not over. it just hasn't been around for a while. reggie, jessicaf you live in san francisco, summer is just starting. >> that's true. >> and winter. >> the warm time of the year. thanks, mike. >> children fighting serious ilinouses now have memories of superheroes and princesses to help them thanks to a nonprofit from oregon. >> the capes and crowns organization stopped in san francisco yesterday, and kids are dressed up in costumes and photographed, and they're then create magical moments, and this guy, little christopher, is battling leukemia, but for a while, he wasn't a patient. he was batman instead. the group of all volunteers sometimes works 60 to 80 hours a week. >> sometimes these shoots are the last memories the families have with their kids. this is the priority over everything else besides our families. >> the photo shoot is priceless for many of the families. it's also absolutely free. did you see instead of the bat sign, they had a heart? >> that's really nice. you know, it's not just like showing up and taking a picture. these are re

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jessica with more news. >> thank you. >>> a little bit ofunnel is bac open. >> a look at the map. the tunnel that runs between west portal and castro stations was closed this summere happy it's back open. amy hollyfield is live at the west portal muni station with more. hi, amy. >> hi, jessica. they're happy and well rested, getting to sleep in a little bit because the detour is no longer in place which took a while to get around. commuters say it was a great inconvenience this summer. here's a look this morning of the tunnel up and running for the first time on a monday morning since the shutdown. it was closed so crews could e theck imp the drainage system and did earthquake retrofitting. commuters say it was a real hassle going around it and they're relieved to have it open again. >> it was hard because we have to have two, three rides for me. i have to take the bart and then -- first the bus and then bart and it is hard. >> reporter: this tunnel connects west side of san francisco to downtown. we talked to one man who said he avoid downtown when he could because the detour took so long for him to get around. officials say they did get this work done on time s

jessica? >> thank you. >>> a new study shows lyme disease is on the rise in california. lyme is spread by ticks in the summer months. quest diagnostics looked at lab tests from 6 million people and researchers found a large spike in the disease between 2016 and 2017. they say there was a significant jump in california with 485 people showing symptoms. that is an increase of almost 200%. lyme disease can cause fever, headache, fatigue and a skin rash. >>> all right. taking a look at our srig alert. the lower deck of the bay bridge at a standstill. this is an ongoing investigation into a deadly shooting and crash that happened around 2:23 this morning. all lanes were shut down for about two hours. just before we went on the air at 4:30, they did tell us that chp opened one lane up on the lower deck of the bay bridge. we saw traffic moving for a few minutes. . that is no longer the case. we're back at a standstill. everyone else quiet. westbound 580, tracy to dublin, no delays antioch to concord or san rafael to san francisco. good morning, mike. >> hi, everybody. the world series chams. in town to take on the

jessica. the coffee with congressman wrapped up about an hour ago. talked about many issues facing the nation. many people wanted to ask him about what he's doing in 2020. summer brach for eric is heating up. he met with constituents at east bay cafe in fremont. he's up for election on november 6th. on top of that his wife is pregnant with second child. the baby girl is due on the 4th. his frequent visits to iowa where the first presidential caucus will be held in 2020 have sparked rumors of a potential run for president. he says he's not quite ready to make it official. >> i'm going to consider it after the midterms. i'm doing rpg to make it back to washington to represent east bay. >> he's been critical of president trump and his policies. particularly outspoken on opposition to tax cuts. his focus is on modernizing schools and a health care guarantee for all. he says even though the economy is booming, not everyone is benefiting. >> i'm considering it because the idea of america is at risk of no longer being true. the idea you can work hard and it will mean something. >> as expected most of today's crowd is fwibehind tbehind behit >> i'd like a younger, fre

jessica castro. k you for joining us today. a driver plowed into cyclists during the morning rush hour. then slammed into security barriers at london's parliament during the height of summer tourist season. the suspect is in custody. molly hunter is on the scene with the very latest. >> reporter: central london is on lockdown after a car sbhooshd the security barriers outside the houses of parliament. the bbc caught the car on camera speeding up before deliberately crashing, plowing through cyclists and pedestrians. >> maybe 50 miles an hour, maybe more. and contributing to outside the houses of parliament. >> reporter: the s.w.a.t. team arrested the driver of the silver ford fee test a on suspicion of terrorism. >> given that this appears to be a deliberate act, the method and this being an iconic site, we are treating it as a terrorist incident. >> they are leading the investigation. police stay suspect in his late 20s is not cooperating. no weapons were dpounld is the n additional passengers in the car. the entire area is still part of the investigation. the british prime minister tweeting my thoughts are with those injured adding my thoughts areit those injured. presi

summer visitors melting in triple-degree temperatures. you're from nashville. >> yes. >> reporter: so you're used to the heat. >> yes. this is a different kind of heat. >> reporter: jessica pippett likened it to a never-ending sauna at rome's spanish steps. it is hot here. it's like walking into a hair dryer with the heat just blowing at you. the iberian peninsula is getting some of the worst of the heat. portugal issued a nationwide health warning. in sweden, a mountaintop glacier melted so much, it's no longer that country's highest peak. and satellite imagery from northern europe shows the transition from lush green in late june to burned out brown in less than a month. farmers in germany are demanding more than $1 billion in aid to deal with the drought, and so many beers have been sold there, it straining supplies at german breweries. the howell family from texas told us they were trying to drink as much as possible and noted it's hot in dallas, too. >> we'd rather be in italy drinking the water here than in texas. >> reporter: hundreds of fountains here in rome offer a little relief, jeff. and in finland, a supermarket chain has said it will stay open late tonight

jessica biel is here. she has a lot to celebrate. savannah is going to chat with her about work, her marriage and more. >> summer is coming near an endt how to preserve and protect everything you planted. >> good. al, a check on the weather. >> yes. i noticed there's sound. over here we have one of our vet dogs from our nbc station wbal channel 11. who is this? >> camden. >> camden named after camden yard. cool. how is camden doing? >> great. >> sunny, say hi to your sister. >> say hello. >> he has no interest. >> all right. she's so pretty. all right. >> i got to meet camden when i was in baltimore earlier this summer. let's show you what's happening as far as your weather. the weekend outlook tomorrow. strong storms in the gulf. sunshine along the west coast. saturday heavy rain through the southeast. above average temperatures out west. sunshine around the great lakes. sunday, sunday, dries out in the northeast and great lakes. more wet weather through the southeast. below average temperatures with rainy c that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> it's still a bit cloudy as yo

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summer long. like these for only a 25 cents at office depot officemax. . >>> there is breaking news tonight in the trial of former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. justice correspondent jessicat the courthouse in virginia. prosecutors have just rested their case. what was the final word today. >> they have, jim, after ten day, 27 witnesses, prosecutors have announced that they have concluded their case. it really wraps up a whirlwind of testimony out here that we've heard from accountants and real estate agents and car dealers and of course rick gates himself, the former right-hand man of paul manafort who flipped and is working with prosecutors. prosecutors at this point have laid out all of their evidence for the jury. they've now left it in the hands of the jury to see what the defense does. on this last day of the prosecution's case we heard from two witnesses. one of them was a vice president of a bank who said that he felt pressured to approve a $16 million loan for paul manafort even though that vice president knew that paul manafort had lied on his loan application. of course it was just last week where the jury heard that the chairman of that bank had approved that

summer because lines have dragged on and on. relief comes tomorrow as some offices start saturday service. matt keller live in san jose. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jessica. visiting the dmv has never been a great experience, but recently the lines have gotten so bad you can end up spending the whole day here. at least now you won't have to miss work to do that. the dmv is expanding its saturday hours at several field offices starting tomorrow. 60 offices will be open every saturday from 8:00 to 5:00 p.m. 14 are in the bay area including daly city and hayward. it's gotten so bad some people say they've waited in lines nine hours or longer. dmv says that's because of the implementation of real i.d. people can't get those on-line or through the mail. they have to show up. the dmv opened up the driver's license processing center and the oakland clairmont field office an hour earlier during the week to cut down on long lines. they're working on hiring more xloo employees to help, but it's best to make an appointment. for a list of all the dmvs on saturday you can head to our website, abc7news.com. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank

the strcoy' m toshetn popul the jessica biel is here between hes emmy nomination and the new season of the center. she has a lot to cher about wor and a lot more. >> summer's but corner, we bring in a fguru to answer your questions on how to protect everything you've planted. >> ar. check of weat >> over here, we've got one of our vet dogs from our nbc station wbal channel 11. who's this. >> that's camden. >> >> very cool. how is he doing? >> he is doing grst. >> what' your name? >> dina. >> sunny, say hi tor y sister. >> he has no interest. >> she's so pretty. i got to meet camden when nii w in baltimore earlier this monding. the weeut look tomorrow, strong storms along the eastern seaboard into theulf. hot and dry through the plains. sunshine look the west coast. saturday heavy rains through the southeast. sunshine around the great lakes. sunday sunday, dries outo the northeast and the great lakes. more wet weather through the southeast. below average weather and sunshine returns to the west. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. wewe'r aere at warming up. still seeing cloud cover o

summer getaway with exclusive hilton offers. book yours, only at hilton.com >>> good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning miami jessicancisco supervisor valley brown is now demanding a hearing to investigate major delays on dozens of muni lines. that's according to the examiner. a shortage of drivers is forcing muni to leave buses parked every day. buses are so overcrowded, some people wait as long as 45 minutes to board. >>> and time now to check in with our traffic. if you are heading out, whether it's a bus or car, hi, alexis. >> hey, yeah. hopefully you're not going to be traveling on 280 around sierra monte. we have two issues. a rollover crash on the southbound side of the road. that is blocking at least one lane. we have a crash on the northbound side south of there near hickey. that is blocking the left lane. some long delays into that area. also the report of a disabled vehicle, westbound 80 in emeryville near powell. not seeing it here, but you could have delays if you're coming through the richmond area. jessica? >> alexis, this is long distance with the tbest wifi experience,ng distance relationship. plus

jessica. hi, everybody. you know who else likes fogust, the sea lions at pier 39. the fogust dominates our activity planner with sunshine in the afternoon and light breezes. 62 in antioch. a minor summerway through next wednesday. alexis? >> good morning, mike. i want to head back to san jose, where we had that rollover crash, that did clear in the last few minutes, northbound 280, just north of highway 17 and 880 split, although seeing a lot of folks at the brakes here, it was freew flows just a few minutes ago. in any case, major delays behind where that crash was, slow all the way back to 680 and alum rock. jessica? >> alexis, thank you. coming up on "gma," actress alyssa milano talks about the allegations against asia argento, and why they shouldn't be used to discredit the me too movement. and another abc 7 news update in about 30 minutes and always on our app and website, it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's 'biggest sale of the year'. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. and now, all