that's when jeni turned to her old friend john low. at the time, he had a big job at ge. >> i said, well, i love you guys and that sounds awesome and wholesome and i'd love to do it, but i don't think you need a ceo for a four-shop ice cream company. they said, no, you know us. we're kind of artists, and we've created something amazing. we need somebody to help us grow it. >> under his guidance, the company grew steadily, turning jeni's into a national brand. then everything came to a grinding halt when a crisis hit that threatened everything the company stood for. >> we were informed that one pint of our ice cream in lincoln, nebraska, tested positive for listeria. that moment, you know, lives on in my memory as the sort of before and after moment for me. i think of there's stress and then there's crisis. crisis is when there is a before and after. you go forward in a whole different way than you were before. >> the news was devastating. food contaminated with listeria could kill someone. with jeni's name on each and every pint, the p

>> hi, i'm john lowe, i'm from the national committee. you've been talking about largely these two separate groups of american students and chinese students, but -- and this is perhaps particularly for gish who's working at a program that's roughly divided. and i'm thinking about u.s. universities where there's now an increasing number of chinese in the classroom. so how does the professor accommodate both of these, you know, the -- [inaudible] [laughter] students to accommodate both these learning styles, and is a program like nyu-shanghai or perhaps a different program that's like nyu-shanghai but is not destinedded to succeed or fail? >> ooh. of. [laughter] first of all, i'd like to say that nyu-shanghai is a success simply for the very fact that they have managed to establish themselves in shanghai and the fact that they haven't been closed down. [laughter]em i mean, no, really. because they really are practicing full freedom of speech, you know, on the campus and within the university. the fact that they have been able to manage that

the chance of low pressure. the john simpson pressure. the chance of low pressure.kely things will turn drier towards the south and east. winds coming from the south, it may turn a warm as well. tonight at 10: the desperate plight of thousands of rohingya refugees stranded near the border with bangladesh. they're fleeing violence in myanmar, and they're part of the world's fastest—growing humanitarian crisis. so many young children we're seeing here today. this has to be one of the biggest single day influxes of refugees from across the border, just over there, in the whole of this crisis. in the past seven weeks, more than 500,000 rohingya have left their homes. we will have the latest. also tonight... nhs hospital targets for cancer care, a&e treatment and planned operations are being routinely missed across the uk. there'll be no more charges to call the universal credit helpline, after strong criticism from mps and campaigners. the football association apologises to two female players,

—— john lowe carry series. what are you up to now? ——john le carre was lowe carry series. hat. he was there himself. i correspond with him occasionally. it was his birthday yesterday, he was 86, he is as bright as a button and he is on his next book and when you send a letter he replies by return of post, which is old —fashioned letter he replies by return of post, which is old—fashioned courtesy. thank you, fascinating to talk to you. i was going to say follow that and someone's got to and it's chris fawkes. snowing in the alps shock? is that earlier than it should be? partly as well in germany and switzerland. if you think about it, i think switzerland. if you think about it, ithinki switzerland. if you think about it, i think i recognise these legs. are you a big skier there simon? that was a couple of years ago, yes. my holiday snaps leaking out, me in my white fantastics. we have had snow in the austrian ski resorts. low ski resorts as well, they've managed to open and the resort levels are down to 800 metres which is low. the snow has been early and it's a case of sho

[no audio] eu leaders back in madrid and it is low rate janet, low rate john and low rate kevin -- allheir favorites. do any of the fed candidates play golf? good morning everyone. this is this is bloomberg. i am tom keene. it is francine lacqua. what did we learn from the prime minister? >> we learned from the prime and angela merkel that -- [no audio] good to see nejra cehic's question. with your friday briefing, here is taylor riggs. taylor: congress is one step closer to a tax cut plan backed by president trump. the senate passed the resolution that republican leaders have already signed off on. that clears the way for republicans to pass that tax cut package without needing any democratic vote. rex tillerson is promising to stay on the job for as long as president trump wants him. in an interview with bloomberg, he signaled growing impatience with china on both north korea and trade. tillerson blames the saudi arabian led bloc for the diplomatic standoff with qatar. isa merkel has come to the aid of theresa may and in an eu -- merkel called on both sides to move on with brexit tal

but let's start with the latest on the bob corker rift with low johns. >> reporter: the president of the united states and a republican senator seemed to lay bear the long simmering tensions between the president and the very congress he will need to get his agenda through capitol hill. in a scathingry teak, senator bob corker telling the new york sometimes that president trump's reckless threats could put the u.s. on the path to world war iii. he concerns me. he would have to concern anyone who cares about our nation. he said he is treating the presidency like a reality show remarking, i know for a fact that every single day at the white house, it's a situation of trying to contain him. corker's blunt criticism coming after the president bashed him sunday morning suggesting corker begged him to re endorendorse h election. he calls the white house an adult you day care center. >> secretary tillerson, secretary mattis and chief of staff kelly are those people that help separate our country from chaos. >> reporter: this as the trump administration derailed any deal with democrats to pr

john garr rav low has carved president sal seals in glass as gifts for presidents dating back to ronaldhe created a hand cut for foot 150-pound glass and bronze presidential seal of the united states as a gift for president donald trump. the 72-year-old has been carving glass for 44 years. the vietnam war veteran served seven years as a member of the nation's first navy seal team. >> you are a hero like most heroes. >> like to hear that. >> why don't you like to hear it? >> heroes the ones that didn't come home. >> it's now awaiting game after sending a letter and a booklet to the white house in september hoping the president will simply accept his seal. >>> picture this. you're walking on a glass walkway and then suddenly it starts to crack. at least it looks that way. here the video from china going viral for obvious reasons. >> the splintering glass just an effect that worked on parts of the bridge it was all to be provocative when you walk over those panels the glass looks like it's shattering under your feet you can hear the glass sound like it's breaking the people in charge are s

low. its new ceo, john flannery, determined to bring good things back to life at one of america's most storiedom >> and here to discuss what is next for the company is max wolff, chief economist at disruptive technology advisers. welcome, max. always good to see you. so, which is it? is this company a buy or is it just going to get worse and you wouldn't touch it right now? >> good to be here. always great to join you, tyler. >> good to see you. >> i think this is an oil tanker, and watching that turn is not beautiful, it's not a ballet, and it's not fast, but i think there is some evidence that this oil tanker is being turned, if slowly. i don't think we're out of the woods here, but i think we're starting to see the kind of moves that we saw work, if slowly and sometimes frustratingly, at some of the other names, some that you mentioned, the honeywells and ibms, and it's a big job, because this is a tech 1.0 company that sort of became a financial conglomerate that has to be a sleek tech conglomerate that's tech 2.0. i think it can get there, but i don't think we know for sure it will get th

john, have made money off of promoting the politics of climate change and the politics of the democrat party. in promoting their wind mills, their solar panels, and all other restraints and alarmist restraints on lowt, reliable electricity. we need to get back... we have an energy poverty problem in this country, john. we need to have low-cost reliable electricity for all americans, and coal is four cents a kilowatt hour. a windmill and a solar panel is 25 cents that they have promoted. it's all going back now to the science, back the what should have been. low-cost electricity is a staple of life in this country. we must have it for jobs, for manufacturing, for people on fixed incomes, for that single mom. and obama and mccarthy destroyed it. we're putting it back. >> yang: you mentioned the endangerment finding. that's the basis for the e.p.a.'s regulation of co2. you want it reversed. i know you talk to the president. is that something that is also on the president's agenda, do you think? >> i don't know, john, whether it is for sure or not. we have discussed it. it should be. it was never intended in the clean air act of 1971, john, where all of these regulations of obama came from that carbon

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even in states like wyoming where a low-key senator john rosso is facing some possible challenges. they may see some primary rivals, but at the end of the day, the republican party, in many parts of the country, still is just starting to pick up this breitbart tint. it's still in many places, a supply side chamber of commerce party. bannon is trying to change the party wholesale. we'll see how far he can get next year. >> so lucky to have the three of you to start things off tonight, robert acosta, ashley parker, john lemere. many thanks. >>> can he fill the senate with this brand of republican he's been talking about? we'll talk about frightening details of life on the inside and how we are viewed these days. >>> up next, the man in the news today because of the interview he conducted with the president for forbes that made a lot of news today. that and more when we continue on a tuesday night. >>> welcome back. president trump still insists the russians had nothing to do with the 2016 election, and he says we should secure the next elections in 2018 and 2020 from known russian in

4% nehru, and even and our star of just 1 -- r see of just one, we still fed rates are too low according to johns own rule. where would he put these variables? neil: i think he is being quite sensible about all this. it is well-known that whatever assumptions you make in the taylor rule and whatever numbers you put in, you will get a different answer. the range of predictions from tar, it isu use an r s what the fed regards as the neutral real rate. janet yellen thinks that is zero. the bottom line is the range of predictions that extend from slightly a where we are now, if youy as high as 3.7 use the old conventional taylor rule. obviously, the last 10 years since the crisis, we have been in a different situation. if the real rate is zero, you get a lower fed funds rate. the bottom line is even on the the favorable format of taylor rule, you probably end up with a slightly higher fed funds rate. that if johnmean taylor is appointed fed chair, on day one he will raise interest rates because why would he? why would he derail president trump's growth strategy where the president has said he would

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they will do low single-digit reports. john vogel came out and said 4% going forward, and you don't need to look at how the sauce is made on that valuation formula it's just dividend yield, earnings growth, change in pe ratio. that's it. but -- i would say the same thing now. u.s. stocks rex pensionive and hitting all-time highs all-time highs or in a drawdown, right? >> so maybe they are not cheap. >> why >> do you agree that stocks are expensive, quote, unquote, steve? >> i think that, number one, i disagree with your supposition that it's either all-time highs or a drawdown. >> that's just math. him. >> it's not math to me a drawdown means you can be in a steady state forward you can be consolidating market. it doesn't mean there's a drawdown forget about the technicals of that i think some stocks are expensive. i don't particularly think this market section pensive to your point because you have growth you've never had in your lifetime when else in your investing history or anybody's history have you seen this kind of globa

says john -- >> sewer odor are gases in there and water level is too low, that odor could also escapem there. >> reporter: sacks man david spends his days playing for tourists at fourth and mark. he too has noticed the foul smell rising from below. unwilling to give up his favorite spot, he puts up with the nasal assault. >> you going to play your music and hold your nose if you need to? >> if i hold my nose i can't play. out of sight out of mine. >> reporter: man known as eddie's baby boy just hopes the tourists don't think the odor is coming from him. he hopes his notes will please their notices. >> to have a bad smell you can have a pleasant sound. so that's. >> reporter: your pleasant sound will out do the unpleasant odor. >> no doubt butt about it. >> reporter: we share in the blame. any time you toss trash, food, dog waste, down into those inlets you are adding to the mess and when thing get dry, there's that much more to stink. dawn, we can do better than that, can't we. >> i certainly hope so, bruce. thanks. >>> well a world famous piano player is in town to celebrate exciting

john heron was an infantry commander. >> it was very intense. we trained hard. >> and flew low. >> at 30 bruce was already a seasoned chopper pilot when he took the man in the helicopter. >> we probably knocked more power lines down than any other source. >> in late '64 the assault division faced off against the highly respected airborne division from the largest military maneuverers in the united states since world war ii. called air assault two, it involved 35,000 men spread over 6,000 square miles of the carolinas. >> it was excitement from the very beginning. all the helicopters in the world. >> moore was one of kinard's commanders. >> they would fly and the horses would jump the fences and the kids would holler and the windows would rattle. those were great days. >> by late '64 he and his men had shown the pentagon helicopter warfare works. >> air assault two, it was real. >> by early '65 lyndon johnson stepped up u.s. involvement authorizing defensive ground combat by troops and decided to send in this new experimental helicopter division. >> the day president johnson got

john: he had to go a long way. he is on the shift. probably 110 feet. low fence, trying to gauge where it is and catch the ball at the same time. but playing normal third base, that would have been a lot easier. >> joe: ethier takes a walk. and as has been the norm this postseason, all eyes go to the dugout after somebody reaches in the late innings. a.j. hinch is staying put. >> john: an interesting dilemma for a.j. hinch. you have a fastball coming in towards a guy who likes the ball in. you would prefer to have the slider working away from taylor with the power he possesses. sticking with peacock in this situation. >> joe: good pitch, strike one. >> john: best slider i've seen him throw since covering the last two series. tight, looks like the fastball coming out of his hand. >> joe: a.j. hinch agreed with you that the slider was not as crisp as it had been for peacock this postseason. that's who he's got. here's the 0-1. strike two. >> john: picked a great time for the best two he has. the crowd response. they stand up, like they have for two strikes al

john allen muhammed and low malveaux critically wounding three others. >> why this killer reminds methe beltway sniper and d.c. serial killer is it seems to be a person that comes out at night to kill. it's someone killing for the thrill of it. >> reporter: with halloween just days away we're told the plans are in place, presence. adults being asked to accompany their children but should note this killer doesn't go after people in groups but people who are alone. robin. >> keep that in mind, victor. let's bring in lenny depaul former chief inspector with the marshal service and dan abrams. lenny, you have a lot of experience here. what are investigators focusing on. >> right now, robin, it's a pretty chaotic scene. three people that have been killed in the past two weeks. they're knocking on door, q&a'ing people and signal intelligence looking at cc-tv if there's any video on the block, surveillance cameras in people's homes and whatnot. there's certainly skwausd knocking on door, k and a'ing and the streets like to talk so $25,000 reward out there. yeah, might get some intel that wa

some low-lying areas in louisiana have been ordered to evacuate. governor john bell edwards evacuated -- activated 1300 national guard troops including 15 to new orleans to monitor pumps. >>> officials in panama city are also tracking nate to see how it might affect weekend events. when hurricane irma hit, hotel owners say their businesses suffered. today, they are starting to get calls from people who want to cancel reservations but nothing compared to what they see during irma. the pirate festival is a big draw, 20,000 people are expected to go. tourism officials say they have been in contact with the bay county emergency operations center. to make sure everyone will be safe this weekend. and, we are joining the weather center live now to track what the storm is doing. >> as you saw in your video, nicaragua, honduras, costa rica, now heading toward the yucatan peninsula, cozumel, mexico, you see the areas of hurricane watches. you see the area east, southeast of cozumel, sustained winds of 55, expected to move north-northwest. it is also expected to make a sha

john taylor. how is he doing? yelena: i think low interest rate policy preference would also disqualify the hawks, and obviously if you apply any iteration of the taylor rule, that would almost automatically require higher interest rates. that is now expected. shery: how will this fed chair race play into the tax reform, the fiscal options the administration has? yelena: it will have to interplay. if tax reform increases the speed of the economy, the potential growth of the economy, the fed will not necessarily need to raise rates. but if it is a simple sugar high tax cut, the fed will probably have to do raise rates. shery: thank you so much for joining us. seniorrg intelligence economic economist -- economist. vonnie: let's check in on the first word news. secretary of state rex tillerson is staying on the job despite being criticized for president trump for his diplomatic efforts with north korea. >> my commitment to success of our country and president is as strong as it was the day i accepted his offer to serve as secretary of s

but you know not a few if you do a low go go go as we were we do not really go to war john paul was going to get. the flu look over your shoulder to the position you're not going to. the restaurant owner will do anything for his customers and he doesn't have to fear the rule of law to achieve your goal. or told you what. to look or. a place to look or didn't even if you were going to be only one of the owners the only way. well. so what. was. the golden triangle special economic zone especially. in twenty fourteen china became the main investor in laos spending five billion dollars that current of money with plenty of leverage with the old dorothy's. illegal wildlife trafficking is rampant and there's little incentive for anyone involved here to cover all tracks but it's not just wildlife and tourism the chinese are also involved in transportation real estate energy generation and even agriculture. the northern nonstate is slowly being reshaped. with the support of the laotian government chinese businesses a farming tens of thousands of hectares. they've even converted rice paddies into o

john taylor is he is the author of the man behind the taylor world. he argues that interest rates should be higher. the president made clear he is a low rates. -- where does that leave john taylor? taylor said interesting things lately where he backed away from some of his more strict principles or positions on monetary policy. he said last week at a conference that the fed should not be constrained by rules. find ay be able to little common ground on policy. you're right. as a matter of looking at the two men, they wouldn't seem to agree. john taylor is the author of this rule, it is a function on the bloomberg terminal. that would dictate higher interest rates relative to where we are today. restedesident is not inte in higher interest rates. i am not sure how they bridged that chasm or how it is much of a concern for president trump, even if a hypothetical fed chair john taylor started to raise rates, he probably wouldn't do a lot faster than janet yellen is already doing it. i'm not so sure he is that concerned about it. i think he is more concerned about whether he likes and trust ts person he will appoint. formallyrough intervie

says john -- >> sewer odors are gas that are in there and the water vessel too low that odor could escapem there. >> ♪ >> reporter: sacks man david says he's noticed the sewer smell around his sound stage at fourth and market. he knows the tourists around here are getting a whiff as well. good does it impact your saxophone work at all? >> no. >> reporter: you're just playing. >> you can hold your nose and play. >> no. but put it in my mind concentrate on what i'm doing watch i'm doing is more important than that odor. >> reporter: lazy philadelphians are partly to blame for the odors that's because some folks to trash even dog waste down into those inlets when hit a dry stretch and the mess sits that the smell is that much worse. come on folks we can find a trash can. i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >> heart warming mission a local mother is dedicated to helping veterans after her son died in combat while serving in iraq. for years she's devoted her time and services to others but today the community gave back to her. our bill anderson has the story for goodness sake. >> he wanted to make a

john and poppy. this move, it feels like a hostage negotiation with the president tweeting out democrats call me as he continues to hurt lowncome patients and also if insurers pull out of marketplaces, john, premiums could go up as high as 19% for all of us. this is -- he's acting erratic. we have read reports in the "washington post" and "vanity fair," he's coming more unstable. hope his advisers can talk to him and tell him not to be so spiteful, and come to the table and put the fixes needed but don't do it this way. >> a federal district judge ruled the payments were illegal because congress never appropriated the money. the president has been talking about this and threatening this for a long time, so this is not been determined to be legal on any front. >> poppy, we should appropriate the money, you know. that's something we can do in congress. if we did it in a bipartisan way. we were making progress in the senate with alexander and murray, and when the graham/cassidy bill came forward, that halted that. we can go back and put that funding in place, and i don't think the president going after his own party is helpfu

john williams from san francisco said on implement is low, the decline of recent months is temporarynd it will rise. let's keep hiking. parker -- harker says he has artie penciled in the december rate hikes. and we will get to the fun stuff now. the race to see the next chair. bloomberg speaking with white house sources, they are confirming -- is not in the race. he is a very dovish president of the minneapolis fed. john taylor, author of the hoover role, the taylor role i is underm stanford, he consideration and he is a hawkish choice. thethe former fed governor, former president of minneapolis, excuse me, says donald trump -- from limit sales, he thinks yellen is the best choice. here is what he said earlier. >> right now, from the bond market viewpoint, all things aside probably janet yellen. would be a centrist. they would have sway with the others involved, because it is very political. >> and a couple more comments that we wrote about the date on bloomberg news, that would be the global head of fixed income saying if taylor is picked up it would jolt the bond market because he

low for too long. the question is whether or not warsh being the fed chair would mean higher rates. trump is also considering john taylor, really seen as a leading light in m. he has strongly advocated for the fed to follow rules for setting fed policy. fed officials oppose him, saying it takes away discretion during financial crises. the president says he likes and respects current fed chair janet yellen and she remains among the top five. but most believe the president wants his own person in the job. the president could face opposition from republicans who have been critical of the fed. still, yellen has more experience at the fed, as you can see here, than all of the other candidates combined. gary cohn, director of the national economic council, a top economic adviser to the president, was once a leading candidate but his odds fell almost to nothing after he criticized the president's response to the violence surrounding the charlottesville protest. the futures market gives him less than a 2% chance of being named fed chair. the markets rate the possibilities and try to price them in. white house insiders sa

winds and driving rain could lead to a low turnout polls show prime minister shinzo obvious ruling liberal democratic party cruising to victory documents related to john f. kennedy's nine hundred sixty three assassination are set to be released next week by the u.s. national archives the trove is expected to include more than thirty thousand classified documents that were previously redacted some three thousand have never been seen before u.s. president donald trump could block the release but has suggested that evil. to the czech republic now where populist billionaire andre bobbish has won a resoundingly victory in the country's parliamentary election his on a movement captured seventy eight of the two hundred seats in the lower house of parliament the election results show a shift to the right with four of the top five finishers challenging the traditional mainstream bobbish now has to look for coalition partners to form a new government. a billionaire touting his business skills to run the country and now andre bobbish has a chance to do just that he ran on a platform promising to slash taxes curbing immigration and preventing deeper integration w

low. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: john cody reigns in you is equities and europe as well despite headwindsight -- places like spain and italy and elections next year. everyone is focused on growth, the best seen in over a decade. if you look at it, it is doing the best level since the first half of toy 15. the bottom half shows volatility or in this case, lack thereof. it fell to an all-time low today. year, it is down 40%. of volatility for stoxx 50 is actually rising which suit just investors are paying to hedge against turbulence in the market. central bank policy errors seen risk. biggest tell the ecb next week. >> what about policies for something like government around the world? creating some excitement this low tax rate low tax rate rati. about what we can see in terms of the high tax rate outperforming the low tax rate. as you see coming over the right-hand side, even in october, we have seen the optimism voice on september fading away. it is the high international sales company, and those inflows over there, fueling optimism there. get tax reform, companies can be happy global gr

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that means running the us economy quite hot, and normally supported by low interest rates, and therefore as a candidate, kevin warsh, johntorically they have talked about higher interest rates, and that is not consistent with that thesis. simon, thank you for coming in, as soon simon, thank you for coming in, as soon as we simon, thank you for coming in, as soon as we get simon, thank you for coming in, as soon as we get any simon, thank you for coming in, as soon as we get any whiff of who has got the nomination, we will let you know. i might even the slightest whiff! let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. kobe steel has announced it won't be making a profit forecast for the rest of year, because it can't predict how its data fabrication scandal will hit its earnings. the steel maker has also scrapped its half year dividend to shareholders. kobe steel shares were trading 2% higher after the announcement was made. easyjet has confirmed a $46 million deal with air berlin to buy part of the insolvent german airline's operations, in a move that will secure 1,000 jobs. easyjet will buy some of the co

yet, the company recovered off of its lows mainly on the strength of john flannery and how he framed to put the company on a better footing. nevertheless, much of analysts cut their target and downgraded their ratings on the stock. ge down by 6.3%. under armour with its worst day since august. the brand is trying to restore its sales growth. a sabbatical according to someone not being identified. considering exiting some categories, including tennis and fishing. speaking of the consumer names to hasbro down by almost 9%. the outlook is what disappointed investors, and of course you have the bankruptcy up to his arrest, which has a lot of people worried about what happened to sales and hasbro. 13%.te up by almost it told investors it expects access to new technology that is eating into its main business. joe: now listing a look at the government bond market starting with the u.s. where the yields were a little lower across the board today. we have the slight risk off by inequities that often translate into lower yields. not a ton action today so yields are holding up. 10 year yield do

>> reporter: main concern of the system remains storm surge low lying areas of louisiana have been ordered to evacuate. louisiana governor john bell edward activated 1300 national guard troops across the state including 15 assigned to new orleans, to monitor those pumps. >> this is a storm not to be taken lightly. this is not an exercise, you know, and if we can get exactly what is forecasted it will be serious. >> reporter: this system has slowed down oil production, 15 n is, off line, and that is some 254,000 barrels of crude oil every single day. already, many of the staff from those oil platforms have been evacuated. michelle miller, cws news, new orleans. >>> and they could impact our weather early next week. meteorologist katie fehlinger tracking nate from the cbs-3 sky deck him. there, katie. >> the storm system will lift on shore once it make land fall near new orleans but once it does that so often it is over land mass so it will lose steam pretty quickly. it is moving along relatively swiftly. it is only until monday that we are ending up with that wet weather and right now that storm is still, just making its advan

john taylor, obvious choice. and has a willan that suggests higher rates. than donald trump criticize janet yellen. been trump got in the white house and realize you might like to keep rates lowig reason a john taylor was not one of the most likely winners. are some reasons, trump might be saying this john taylor guy looks good to me? >> less experience. jim -- lots of experience. he served under three presidents. two prominent republicans. former treasury secretary for international affairs. he knows global issues and the global economy. he's maybe a kindred spirit with trump when it comes to the economy. a few weeks ago he wrote a book. he showed he believed in limited government. a reliance on markets. a big fan of those. a lot of people said because the rule would point for higher rates, that's where he and donald trump may part company. but john recently reminded everybody, this is not to tie central banker's hands. he emphasized flexibility. kathleen, we will be watching of course. it could change. issues forok at key xi jinping as the party congress begins this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: storms and cloudy skies. 7:30 a.m. tuesday morning in the city right now. 30 minutes

alabama are all understate of emergency and low lying areas are under mandatory evacuation orders and many people staying in shelters, louisiana governor johnstrator of fema as well as president trump who assured him the federal government is ready to help with any storm damage. one of the biggest threats, the potential for flooding. >> also, the water that we're going to see will be because of storm surge. and, obviously, no one should take this storm lightly. it's proven to be deadly. we're very concerned and no one should be complacent. >> cincinnati expected to not down power lines and streets in lake charles louisiana to the florida pan handle. >> nate will impact our area this weekend. >> rain and clearing out there now however. look at the stap toll dome and we'll have more from gwen. >> plenty of rainfall from the storm system. we need the rain. that's one thing. and we'll get some tomorrow. but it will be from a frontal system. nate will start to impact us sunday night into monday. nate currently category one hurricane. winds sustained 85 miles an hour and see exactly how it will start to move its way up our area. you mentioned all

john cornyn, senate number two. the number 3. carlos car bell low. are standing with him. saying that we need to look into this. regulating these bump stocks. when you have that type of push and hear the nra itself come out and ex plore this type of think i do think it's absolutely possible. the but you wonder when it comes to legislation you have to imagine the democrats are going to be more ambitious than regulating this one thing. >> thanks so much. nice to see you. >> big baseball fan. a lot of games tonight. >> can elon musk fix puerto rico's grids? ♪ can i get some help. watch his head. ♪ i'm so happy. ♪ whatever they went through, they went through together. welcome guys. life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. feel the power of thenew power...smax. ...to fight back theraflu's powerful new formula to defeat 7 cold and flu symptoms... fast. so you can play on. theraflu expressmax. new power. ...has grown into an enterprise. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. now, i'm earning unli

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jonathan: we are in this low volatility regime. for jes staley and johnan, will they continue to be disappointed? will we remain in a low vol rating? bank ini think any will struggle. it puts the emphasis on those names which have a balance of income which comes from more steady places, such as whether it is equity underwriting or wealth management. i think right now is the other colleagues have mentioned, it is something that we are going to have to bear through these kinds of markets for names which have more trading exposure. jonathan: jonathan tice of bloomberg intelligence and pierre bose will be staying with us. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: this is bloomberg, i am david westin. ford announced its third-quarter earnings, beating estimates on earnings and -- we welcome bob officer.ord's chief you beat both on revenue and earnings per share. how much of that is topline growth and how much is cost control? is: the vast majority of it good cost management, cost control. we had over $700 million of good ,ews on a year-over-year basis

and between two nuclear powers, i would say low probability is probably unacceptable. john: let me follow up with mine. >> you mentioned inevitably we have to get used to the idea that north korea will be nuclear armed and we have to think about arms control and all of that. what do you -- do you consider likely one of the responses to an acceptance of a nuclear north korea in the long term will be a nuclear armed japan? david: well -- john: and potentially other asian countries? david: of course, there are people that know more about japan than i'll ever know. but i have to say you probably have to be with the proposal i advanced, there will be proliferations among somebodies will a because japanese be very worried. it depends in part how credible u.s. nuclear umbrella is. we have something to do with that and we should try to be more credible rather than less. the japanese will be very worried about it. the republic of korea, we already stopped an effort in this direction at least once. taiwan we stopped once or twice. so there is kind of underneath it thought in these so

low crime rate and well-educated population. sen ten centennial, colorado and also in the top five, johns creek in georgia as well. >> what's up withot of sunshine there too in california. maybe it is too expensive z there you go. good call. >>> check out this video going viral. >> will starky is a junior on a golf team and posted this complicated trick shot from a room upstairs. he chipped the ball down the hall, down the stairs and into a red >>> flames fanned like a hurricane and every single structure in a couple of neighborhoods gone. >> massive fires still rage across california. more than 200,000 acres have burned. over 40 people have perished and hundreds are still unaccounted for. >> then to health care and members of donald trump's own party accusing the president of not understanding the payment system. >> breaking overnight, seven people injured and one still missing as an oil rig explodes near new orleans. >> two weeks after the president said his secretary of state was wasting his time with north korea, today a new tactic that also involves iran. >> and friday's king at the weekend box office. "early today" starts rig

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