haidi: let's get you the first word news with jessica summers. jessica: president trump addressed the united nations and prompted over and laughter as he lauded the success of his administration. he was scheduled to be second after the brazilian president but the speech was followed by awkward pause as they prepared ae podium to accommodate wheelchair. >> in less than two years, my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in history of our country. true. didn't expect that reaction, but that's ok. sophie: and more on the you in general a simile in a moment. and amounting to economic terrorism comes begin at the yuan, president rouhani said the trump administration make international institutions irrelevant. it is approaching diplomacy with a "nazi disposition." he said dialogue starts with ending threats. jessica: indy has bowed to u.s. pressure and will not buy any iranian oil in november. that's when president trump's new sanctions come into effect. copies that have not ordered any crude for november loading. other big

let's get the first word news with jessica summers. jessica: washington is seeking fast-track congress approval for a trade deal with the european union. that falls under trade promotion authority, a legislative tool that allows the president to seek a yes or no vote. the move signals talks between the u.s. and eu are going well, less than two months after they were threatening tariffs in what would appear to be the prelude to a damaging trade war. japan and russia say they want to strengthen economic ties after talks between shinzo abe and president putin in vladivostok ahead of the economic forum, which will attract regional leaders. is a long-running dispute over four northern pacific islands called the northern territories in japan and another set in russia. the rupee sank to a new low after india's current account deficit widened to the most in five years amid the emerging-market selloff. it led losses among asian em currencies, but the government said to ask the r.b.i. to step in with support. indian stocks also fell, extending lo

thank you for let's get you to first word news with jessica summers. jessica: hurricane florence is expected to be one of the most powerful storms in history. it is strengthening as it heads toward the eastern seaboard. landfall is now late thursday or early friday with north carolina seen as the target. at least a million people have been warned to leave the coast and local businesses have shut down. , which hase boeing halted work it has planned for south carolina. the k and the e.u. are said to be preparing for a special summit in november to sign of brexit deal. were told several key issues remain to be resolved but brussels is ready to schedule a runoff gathering so leaders can formerly agree to the terms of the split. transfer the summit may be announced at the e.u. meeting in austria next week. stirring has risen recently on optimism about a deal. saudi arabia's sovereign wealth fund will sign $11 billion loan this week, its first-ever borrowing. tim burke work sources say global lenders including goldman sachs, and hsbc and jpmorgan will be prov

i am jessica summers. this is bloomberg. haidi: president trump ratcheting up the pressure on china. he is threatening even more if beijing retaliates. joe sobczyk has the latest on this out of washington. the pretty fierce statement. he said he has enormous respect for president xi. trying to keep up pressure on president xi with these new tariffs. they are at 10% now. that is designed to give u.s. businesses some time to adjust supply chains and the like. they are scheduled to kick up to 25% next year as part of the whole process to keep up pressure on china. they have excluded some items from those tariffs including things like smart watches, bluetooth devices, thatren's car seats, and is designed to at least ease some of the way for u.s. consumers, but nonetheless, those impacts are going to be felt in a broad -- in broad areas of commerce for the u.s. it is now brings about half of all chinese imports under these tariffs and, as i said, they are going to be escalating next year to 25%. if there is no

first word news with jessica summers. said theyim jong-un stabilize security on the divided peninsula. state media saying the comments were in the latest meeting with president moon. he thanked moon for brokering the summit in singapore. they will meet again wednesday with moon returning to seoul on thursday. the former argentinian president appeared in court just one day after being indicted for corruption. the long-running case concerns money laundering and bribery claims. they relate to government contracts during her time in office from 2000 700-2015. chargesorters say the are politically motivated. the federal reserve has completed the sale of securities acquired a decade ago during the rescue of bear stearns. theloses a chapter in history of the financial crisis. the bank said the transaction had been running for several months. the final sale in the last two weeks saw a net gain to u.s. taxpayers of $2.5 billion. full details of the transaction are expected in december. and european union is investigating whether b

first word is with jessica summers. jessica: china and russia say they will strengthen ties in the face of threats from president trump. presidents putin and xi held talks at the economic forum and said they trust each other in politics, trade, and defense. neither mentioned the u.s. directly but later, xi underlined that they agreed to oppose bilateral action and protectionism. it is their third meeting this year. >> china and russia both bear the responsibilities of maintaining world peace and stability and promoting development and prosperity. we share similar views and common interests which form a strong foundation. a super typhoon is brewing in the western pacific, threatening the philippines and taiwan before heading to hong kong and seven china. to bring winds gusting to 230 kilometers per hour. it will be the strongest storm to hit the philippines so far this year. it is threatening rice and corn harvests in pushing up prices. launched its biggest ever wargames. they are in collaboration with chinese forces and

haidi: jessica summers in new york. jess. jessica: thanks, haidi. he trump aid -- t administration wanted to make international institutions irrelevant and is approaching diplomacy with "a nazi disposition." rue hane invited the u.s. for more talks on the 2015 nuclear deal. he said dialogue starts with ending threats. the central bank governor of argentina has quit just three months into the job. luis kaputo resigned after a new deal with the imf would require a new approach to monetary policy. caputo cited personal issues as the reason for his departure. he was immediately replaced by the deputy economy minister, hedo sinlares. the peso fell further on the news. india has bowed to u.s. pressure and will not buy any iranian oil in november. that's when president trump's new sanctions come into effect. oil and petroleum, they have not ordered any crude for november loading and other big refiners said they have no plans to do so, either. file decisions on prsms aren't due until early october so the refiners could still change their minds. and japan sa

let's get you the first word news with jessica summers in new york. jessica: thanks.as confirmed it will retaliate against president trump's latest tariffs targeting $60 billion worth of u.s. imports. that is in response to washington's measures against $200 billion in chinese goods. the measures take effect monday, although beijing says they are still open to negotiating a solution. president trump has threatened tough actions of china imposed new tariffs. >> we keep stressing that dialogue and consultation based on equality, good faith, and mutual respect is the only way out of the trade dispute. but what the u.s. is doing now shows no sincerity or goodwill. jessica: the u.s. just department has told china tv to register as a foreign agent. they are required to disclose information about funding and expenditure as well as ownership structure. the order comes into the foreign agents restriction act. it covers or ministrations -- organizations that attempt to influence u.s. public opinion. crude oil climbed on indications saudi arabia would be happy with prices pushin

let's get you the first word news with jessica summers in new york. jessica: thanks. china says the door for trade talks is always open, but negotiations with prior -- require mutual respect. beijing responded to the latest trump tariffs with its own on $60 billion in u.s. products. it also released an eight point -- papersing toer promising to protect core interests. president trump has been briefed on last week's inter-korea summit and said he expects a second meeting with kim jong-un soon. he met his south korean counterpart and was told kim indicated he wants to reach a deal on the nuclear program. the president said a second meeting with probably these -- be similar to the previous one but held somewhere else. >> i believe north korea has tremendous economic potential. andlieve chairman kim people of north korea want to see that potential arrived at. we will help them to that end. the relationship is very good. in fact, in some ways it is extraordinary. we will see what happens. but we will be having a second summit in the not-too-distant future. jessica: iran si

first word news with jessica summers. police in minnesota say jd.com's billionaire founder is under investigation for rape.ted he was arrested on friday in minneapolis but released around 16 hours later with no restrictions on travel. he is now back at work in china. police say the case is being investigated as a rape and they are confident they could reach him if necessary but may decide not to charge them at all. of u.s. factories unexpectedly jumped to the highest since may 2004 as orders , production, and employment ticked up last month. the index rose to 61.3, far in a of the 57.6 estimate bloomberg survey. the measure of new orders smashed forecasts. the rising unemployment gauges suggests friday's payroll numbers will be strong. aftern japan is reeling the strongest cyclone to hit the country and 25 years. the typhoon killed at least one person, caused widespread power outages, and flooded the osaka area's main airport. to 160 kilometers per hour. up to one million people were forced to seek shelter. train services

i'm jessica summers. this is bloomberg. canadian prime minister justin trudeau says his government will hold firm on his demand that any do nafta deal would include a dispute resolution mechanism. earlier president trump tweeted that a deal is happening with over that canada and warned congress not to interfere. president trump is clearly taking a hard line with canada. he's getting quite a lot of pressure to try been little more conciliatory and get a deal done. >> that's right. there are a lot of u.s. state to do a lot of business with canada thomas of their we heavy pressure coming from congress. there is also pressure from labor unions. trump was counting on unions to help them get support from some democrats and get all this through congress once it is wrapped up. there were some provisions in the deal with mexico on wages that were favorably viewed by nafta, but the head of that afl-cio came out this weekend and said that he didn't see how any sort of trade deal can happen without canada involved, because they are suc

now jessica summers.t: president trump -- jessica: president trump has defended brett kavanaugh after allegations of sexual assault, but said he would be open to a delay in the vote. he said brett kavanaugh is one of the finest people he knows. that cabinet is accused of sexually assaulting a woman when they were teenagers. the senate will hold a public hearing on monday. slumpedindian rupee after disappointment with the government's latest measures to support the currency. announcement on friday included reduced borrowing restrictions and tax rates on debt sold abroad. they were designed to boost capital -- but traders say they fall short of expectations. and the man accused of masterminding the -- from the state fund has launched a new website to proclaim his innocence. joe lo is wanted in malaysia and singapore. prosecutors say he orchestrated the looting of more than $4 billion. hindsight he may have done things differently, but does not deserve the allegations made against him. and wall street is bac

chart is that gtv vonnie: now we will toss it to jessica summers. >> thank you.how you an oil chart, west texas intermediate crude comedy was benchmark, the white line and the blue line is brent. trading prater 2014 largely we look atandem but the correlation, the lowest since 2014 between them and it continues to soften because of what is going on inside the u.s., causing of you treat -- we have near record u.s. crude production, essentially landlocked because of pipeline capacity constraints, bottleneck, it is stopping the oil from flowing from the permian basin down to the gulf coast for export. something to watch going forward, the pipeline project we expect next year, which would alleviate bottlenecks and allow wti to better compete with brent on the global marketplace. vonnie: neither needs to be nervous as they were fantastic presentations, particularly interested in the oil stuff as we have not talked about it a lot today. i will give it to jenna. guy? guy: i would not disagree with you. vonnie.ack up vonnie: wise move, guy johnson, just getting. -- kiddi

now in our new york city, jessica summers.ot ofe been hearing calls for $100 a barrel oil this week from multiple trading houses. because of iranian sanctions. a technical chart showing why we may be in store for a crude price decline. brent crude, the global benchmark, the white line trading in between the bollinger band. it tends to linger in this area. overbought and an invitation for selling. we can see that back in june, oil closed above the band and forced it to tumble two dollars in a week. the fundamentals may prove bullish but this is something to keep an eye on. check out my chart on the terminal at gtv go. vonnie: it is a tough one and i have guy johnson with me to blame any results on him but my pick is joe mays. guy: i am going with joe mays as well. i think the story around his book is amazing. joe mays is the winner today. it backed up the ryder cup. vonnie: i knew you would bring that up, europe leading 5 vonnie:3 but type -- 5-3 but tiger will bring it home. ♪ ireland central bank of governor says he is ready

i'm jessica summers thises blotberg. >> thank you. go to sophie in hong kong to see how the markets are shaping up. sophie? sophie: after the s&p 500 managed to break a four-day slide, asian stocks could face a mixed session, albeit lackluster. techs could remain the achilles heel which could make stocks more vulnerable to selling as the hang seng edges closer to its lowest in three years. it's down more than 90% since ts january high. nike and wal-mart stock tumbled or a 10th day. and that is hitting hong kong hard. firms with a primary listing in the city make up 23% of the emerging market index. >> thank you so much for that. pretty key day when it comes to hong kong markets while we see if they can stage a bit of a recovery. let's see what we should be watching as the day gets under way here in asia. we saw that most u.s. stocks managed to hang on to moderate gains. apple suffering even ahead of the new iphone, new apple watch launched this week. >> that's right. i think what we're going to see pretty much a fixed -- a mixed day w

i am jessica summers.is bloomberg. >> breaking news, let me talk about the supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh, because we are hearing from the u.s. senate majority whip john cornyn that the second at user of sexual assault will be interviewed by a committee, but the kavanaugh accuser will be interviewed behind closed doors. mr. kavanaugh is waiting for confirmation to the supreme court. we are seeing assault allegations unfolding. john cornyn, saying kavanaugh's accuser will be interviewed behind closed doors. the world'ss on -- ipo.rpo the ceo spoke during an event in they were doing everything required of them, that every requirement is being met by aramco and they don't set the price, they are meeting customer demand. there is some skepticism over what would happen to the ipo, expected to be the largest in the world at a time when oil prices are rebounding. the highest hit level since 2014. a couple asian markets are closed right now. south korea is closed, hong kong is closed. sophie is here with us

jessica is live at that area. >> reporter: the school board made the decision last summer when the school was not in session, now parents are coming back surprised. some say, they want the board to reverse it because they don't want children going home hungry. this little girl is eight years old -- as the boys eight years old was a taste for pizza and macaroni and cheese and his favorite vegetable is broccoli. >> did you know tomato is a fruit? >> reporter: friday afternoon he and his friends were having fun other afterschool program at martin luther king elementary three hours of playing and study.>> we had crackers and juice. >> reporter: the small snack is nothing like the hotmail the children received last year to keep them from going hungry, between lunch and pickup time.>> it's frustrating, as were struggling at the ended the day. i don't think food should be something that the kid should have to worry about. they are hungry. they haven't eaten since lunch time. >> reporter: many parents did not realize till the start of school that the school board had voted in june, to eliminate the supper program. >> th

summer. >> there you go. >> imagine that? >> all coming together. thank you for joining us on this friday, september 21st. >>> reggie, jessica, and natasha are off.he dream team is here. someone actually wrote that. some sphaeu say nightmare. >> it's your birthday and we all got doughnuts in honor of matt keller. >> that's awesome. >> did you bring those? >> madison. >> oh, nice. >> shout out to madison. >> no. i brought barbara my wife put meatballs and barbecue sauce in the crock pot which are on low and getting warm. so we have some protein. >> balance all that sugar out. >> absolutely. hopefully you're having a great friday morning. pretty much clear conditions. a little bit of fog along the coast. accuweather 12-hour planner. 66 at noon to 62 at 4:00. a southerly surge of clouds and breezes, especially along the peninsula. the rest of us in the 70s and 80s at noon. 80s and 90s at 4:00.

the last day of summer, what a perfect opportunity to go and enjoy some ice cream tonight. nbc bay area's treat truck, along with jessicaaguirre and chief meteorologist jeff ranieri will be at heather farm park for the 82nd annual walnut festival, from 5:00 to 7:00 tonight with free ice cream. >> so there you have it. you have ice cream, you have warm temperatures, and a friday. >> what more could you ask for? >> perfect. >> sunshine. we have that, too. it's going to be a great start to the weekend. and, yeah, you started out with some free ice cream, and that makes it even better. so here's a look at the temperatures you'll feel as you head out to the walnut festival. it will be at about 86 degrees at 4:00 when jeff and jessica get there. it will be 83 degrees. so still very comfortable as you get ready for some very nice live music and events going on there in walnut creek. as we look at san jose right now, our temperatures are going to start to heat up fairly quickly here within the next couple of hours. we'll be in the upper 80s, and then as we go into the evening, we'll be at 76 degrees at 7:00. there is a live loo

hazy sunshine out on the bay and mass transit we have a summer spread from 60s in san francisco to 90s flainland, even hotter tomorrow. jessicang up on "gma," an incredible survival story. a teenager rescued after nearly two months adrift at sea. how he stayed alive on his own. and we'll have another abc 7 news update in about 30 minutes and always on our news app and abc7news.com. the roasted core wrap. 3, 2, 1... not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpting? now that's cool! coolsculpting safely freezes and removes fat cells with little or no downtime. and no surgery. results and patient experience may vary. some common side effects include temporary numbness, discomfort, and swelling. ask your doctor if coolsculpting is right for you. and visit coolsculpting.com today for your chance to win a free treatment. and visit coolsculpting.com thyou know what i do instead?eny your cravings. i snack on blue diamond almonds. wasabi & soy sauce?! mmm! don't deny your cravings. eat 'em! all the flavors you crave, in a superfood. blue diamond almonds. crave victoriously. with secret-slim pockets.tar slimming panels for your bes

jessica telling you. >> right. >> okay. let's talk about -- >> he is. he is. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. san jose, clear this morning at 57 degrees. san jose international 87. summerk. the september surge we've been waiting for is hitting about all of our neighborhoods to a lesser extent the coast. but it will reach the coast next week. autumn begins saturday. this weekend will be our two coolest day. two areas of high pressure over top of us right now. that double duty right there bringing us our warmest afternoons at least in the short-term. 90s, morgan hill. we're close in san jose, 88. the rest of us in the mid to upper 80s. 78 and sunshine. santa cruz, low to mid-80s on the peninsula. upper 60s along the coast. mid and upper 70s around downtown; south san francisco, and sausalito. upper 80s to low 90s through most of the north bay. east bay shore, 80, oakland. 83, fremont. near 80 in oakland. 95, brent wood. some will say it is even warmer than that in your car. low to upper 50s without the threat of fire. yeah, we still have the red flag warning until 5:00. you can see the sea breeze creeps in saturday and sunday. temperatures back to afternoon. we surge war