includes democrat john carney and republican colin panini --bn bonini.peningg a one minute , limited to one minute and 30 seconds, a one minute rebuttal the opportunity afterwards for follow-up discussions. the university of delaware and we are taking -- online questions from members of the public. responses in this portion are limited to one minute. each candidate will have a minute for closing statements. our live audience here on the university of delaware campus understands there will be no applause during tonight's's debate. a coin dos -- a coin toss earlier to determine the order to determine the order. we will begin with colin bonini who has the first opening statement. mr. bonini: we get very strict instructions before the debate and i noticed in one of the instructions come it's a free hairstyle and makeup would be available. i am here only for the free makeover. i do appreciate that. i think the choice in the election is very clear. , oran do more of the same we can change course. i would argue delaware must change course. at our economy, publi

congressman john carney acknowledging delaware is hurting. >> i think of how they rushed into that househe others were running out. i can think of no better example that i would want for my own sons and daughter than a man willing to literally give his life to face fire and likely death for complete strangers. ♪ >> prosecutors have charged 27-year-old beatrice ruiz arson, murder and other charges. the 27-year-old woman who lived in the house intentionally set the fire. a fund has been set up for the children of the two fallen firefighters. a link to that gofundme page is right there on our website fox29.com. >>> the caribbean is bracing for impact as one of the most powerful atlantic hurricanes in recent history continues on its path north. hurricane matthew had grown into an extremely powerful rare category five storm last night before weakening just a bit. we haven't seen a storm quiet like this since hurricane felix in 2007. the storm is projected to slam into jamaica head on. the residents on that island nation say they aren't taking any chances. >> this morning we went and got some

. >> the first state's can gat for governor and his democratic rival congressman john carney squared off at the university law school. this was their second debate. >> you're going to wish you had smell-a-vision. >> breaking news from sky force 10. first it was a major traffic back up, and no now we see trees are down? >> reporter: this is a tree down in wynnefield, this tree has -- this street has basically made a septa bus swerve off the road. that septa bus was stuck in the mud for some time. traffic is being able to get by, but you can see that septa bus swerve. no passengers were on the bus at the time and no injuries in this accident. >>> a van lost control and smashed into the reedman's car show room in langhorn. the building was damaged, but no one was hurt. >>> a delaware bakery is back open today, 10 months after a fire serious lly damaged the business. >> serpe's bakery has been a fixture in the neighborhood for decades. you recall back on -- a fire ripped through serpe's. an oven started that fire. >>> we're going to have a nice warmup in the forecast. that's a close look

it includes democrat john carney and collin panini. welcome to delaware debates 2016. >> thank you. it's great to be with you. >> tonight's debate will be divided into two parts and for our audience has well. following a one minute opening statement from each of you, they will pose questions to the candidates. responses in this section will be limited to one minute 30 seconds with the rebuttal and the opportunity for follow-up discussion. the second part of our debate will include questions from students from the university of delaware and delaware state university. this year we are also taking online questions from members of the public. responses in this portion are limited to one minute. each candidate will have one minute for closing statement. hour live audience here at mitchell hall understands that there will be no applause during tonight's debate. we did hold the coin toss to determine the order. with that we will begin with colin bonini who has the first opening statement. one minute. >> fantastic. the crowd knows we get very strict instructions before this debate and i not

we will begin with john carney. rep. carney: thank you for the sponsors of the university of delaware. last year i went to a holiday party and there was at a -- there was a retired chrysler worker there. he said i worked a chrysler for 36 years, a great salary, able to support my family. when you have a good job, you keep it. then he turned and looked me in the eye and said, what are you doing running for governor? this isr no illusion going to be easy. if you elect me governor, i will make those tough decisions. who i work for. that is what i try to do for the when you sent me to be delaware's lieutenant governor. i look forward to your vote. mr. bonini: please vote for me. i'm asking you to do something very hard. change is hard. it is especially hard when your opponent is somebody using -- somebody you respect in life. one in six is on food stamps, one in four in delaware is on medicaid. five of our public high school graduates are not ready for work or college. change has to happen. people inking delaware to make a ve

ceo john lechleiter will be joining us. carney testifies, political pressure intensifies.day. will he finished out his term? earnings trickling in this morning. proctor and gamble is up next,

ceo john lechleiter will be joining us. carney testifies, political pressure intensifies. he answers questions in the house of lords today. will he finished out his term? earnings trickling in this morning. proctor and gamble is up next, earnings per share at $1.03, above estimates and reaffirming its 2017 forecast. earnings she goes, slightly higher, revenue and outlook as expected. david: let's focus on the syngenta deal. we are joined by jason miner in senior analyst with bloomberg, and tara patel. you., let's start with what is going on with syngenta and the e.u. competition authorities? jason: we are at a remarkable time. we have almost $200 billion worth of deals happening and syngenta-cam china is second down the line, dupont is first. third is bayer and monsanto. what will be the impact on competition? we are looking at a world where the farmers feared these companies are looking for a bigger share of their wallet and the companies say they are looking to boost innovation. david: they say it will least be into the next quarter -- the first quarter of next year. i t

john: one area of certainty which people here look for, the bank of england, perhaps -- mark carney.- there islcome the issue about whether he served longer than his initial -- mr. hammond: i think the governor is doing a great job. committee is the arbiter on monetary policy decisions. in my view, very effectively. it helped us recover from the financial crisis and they have helped us to smooth the response to this shocked that occurred on 23rd of june. obviously mark carney said when he took the job on that he was not guaranteeing to stay for the whole eight years. but il make his decision certainly would welcome his decision to stay if that is the decision he makes. nejra: that was philip hammond speaking with bloomberg's editor in chief john micklethwait in new york. vonnie: portugal secretary of state of treasury ricardo felix joins us. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: live from london and new attentiontheir vonnie: portugal is scheduled to hand in its budget proposal next week and concerns over spending cuts and the money and needs to pump into ailing banks is weighing on investors

john cryan? catching a falling pound. sterling bounces after reaching flash crash lows. mark carneythere is a limit to how much he will tolerate. where is the line? stalls,e reporting its first annual sales declined in 15 years. can iphone, inc. change strategy? we speak to an expert to says no. plus, do not miss conversations in coming ua few moments. guy. guy: markets open. let's take a look. this is the picture right now. we are seeing the london market fading a little bit. we've picked it up in the auction process, a mild move to the downside. markets are called down by .2%, pretty much in line with that. cac also giving back a little bit of ground, but it's flat here in europe. elsewhere, in other aspects, there are other moves. ftse at the 7000 level. let's see what manus cranny is interested in. manus: thank you. i think it's more a focus on the commodities side that will drive the market. having a look at the imap, you can see it's down. what does john cryan need to do in terms of capital preservation? half inlion in bonuses, cash, we will see what happens next. unchanged.ap