john mcfarland says london would be in a, i would toss back here to you guys.anus: thank you very much. the barclays chairman believe that brexit would damage the finance sector. john mcfarland, who is also the chair of decision u.k., says london would be in a significant league worst position if they leave. anna: he told our colleague that they need to hold a referendum sooner rather than later. john: the one thing businesses cannot handle is uncertainty. and, of course, this has brought a significant amount of certainty about what happens. in timing, we don't know what the timing is. do not know what the effect of negotiations is going to bring. we do not know what the outcomes are going to be. and in the event that there ever was a vote against, there is a two-year period where uncertainty has to excite yourself from the situation. and so, in particular, financial services was such a dominic sector in europe, it provides a lot of uncertainty. and you know the truth of the matter is the rest of the world actually wants britain to remain in the eu. the u.s. in

identified as 25-year-old john mcfarland. if you know where he is, call san francisco police. >>> we have exclusive new information tonight on the moments right before a shooting on a packed bart train. we are told the suspect boarded the westbound train and was acting belligerently. the victim tried to calm him down, suddenly, the suspect opened fire and walked off the train. emily turner picks up the story from there. >> reporter: this was the scene from a week ago when romero died shot to death just as his train was pulled into the west oakland station. bart police are asking for the public's health to find the man who is the killer. part police just released these photos saying this man killed 19-year-old carlos romero. these images are worlds better than the ones released earlier this week and curiously, bart won't say where they came from. nor would they comment on the investigation at all. today, they also released the name of the victim although it comes almost 24 hours after his family was notified. we are also learn

police are pointing the finger at this man, john mcfarland of stockton. the police found the car but looking for mcfarland. >>> sean penn is telling his side of the story after his interview with el chapo. >> i regret the entire discussion about this article, ignores its purpose. let me be clear. my article has failed. >> penn said the goal was to start a conversation about how the war on drugs has failed but no one is talking about that. since el chapo was captured after the interview, penn was asked if he fears for his safety and he said no. >>> it's not often that a walmart goes out of business. they are shutting stores and cutting jobs including in the bay area. walmart will close 154 locations across the united states among them the one on edge water drive in oakland. it has 420 employees. it's going to close this sunday. one city leader thought perhaps the new minimum wage of $12.55 an hour had something to do with it. >> i asked whether the voter approved increase in the minimum wage had anything to do with it and they wouldn't say yes or no. >> wa

makuathat was francine speaking to john mcfarland. ltming up next, shares ofrenau fraudng after their offices were visited. more on that story, next. ♪ mark: welcome back to bloomberg markets live in london and new york. look at that beautiful london skyline. usually at this time it's all dark. i feel like a spring might be around the corner. a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news. jpmorgan held out expenses in the quarter and held out a better-than-expected profit. the cost of litigation and compensation dropped in the last three months of the air. new capital requirements won't be as high as estimated. shares of best buy are tanking today. same-store sales fell more than 1% in november and december. one reason is sluggish demand for mobile phones slightly offset by wearable devices and home theaters. a plan has finished a new round of funding giving it a value of $1.5 billion. the company is now considering an ipo. that is your bloomberg business flash. another big story we have been following with shares getting

police think this is the thief, john mcfarland of stockton. detectives found the car the next day in san leandro but have yet to catch up with mcfarland. >>> we know how hard it is to buy a home but what if you could fabricate your own solution. the average home price is more than a million dollars. people there are getting creative in order not to get priced out. nbc bay area's elise kitchener shows us how it works. >> reporter: some would describe it as a shipping container. it's actually a house that arrives on a trailer. tack a look. it started with an empty lot bought for a couple of hundred dollars in lorinda and then the crane showed up. >> later that afternoon i got a knife to it and cut my way into it. i unwrapped the house like a birthday present. the finish project, a 2,500 prefabricated square home. >> you'd buy this howze for $600,000 plus the cost of the land. >> the cost of the home now? >> over $2 million. >> that's a great deal. >> reporter: the real estate agent says the average price in the area is a million dollar and you c

pairedilcote in moscow up next, barclays john mcfarland, the chairman speaking u.k. as citi us his take on the challenges facing the financial sector. ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse" live on bloomberg tv and radio, streaming on your tablet phone and bloomberg.com. the already season in u.s. banks kick off today with jpmorgan numbers. we take time and in exclusive interview, i spoke to john mcfarlane in his role and therman of citi u.k. about challenges faced by the sector in the year had pretty said the issue of capitalization is one the banks have put behind them. >> for banks, i think we know seven years after the crisis, nine years from the beginning of the crisis, i think that is a done deal. the we have seen capital requirements. thdrere is no output pressure on output requirements coming from governments, organizations shru nk in order their capital ratios are now adequate. i think we have broken the back of that. i do not really see that being the influence. us, think, of course for the strength of the real economy is the major thing. we're only the go

police believe this man john mcfarland took the car, they say he abandoned the car in san leandro next >>> two bay area walmart stores are closing almost immediately putting hundreds of people out of work. the store on edge water drive in oakland is one of 269 thol close permanently. 400 workers will lose their jobs when that location closes tomorrow. another store on monterey highway in san jose will close in two weeks. >>> the oakland alameda county coliseum authority and member of oakland city council mitt in closed session. the topic a new lease for the coliseum even though they are looking for noir location for the raiders for the 2016 season. one member says sellouts, better quality concessions and shorter lines will help them build a better revenue stream and become a more viable franchise. >> if they can have complete sellouts of every seat, if they can have better sales of food and beverage from which they get a percentage of the money and the taxpayer gets a portion of the money, then we would have the opportunity where they can have a stronger revenue picture in a way that a

police believe this man, john mcfarland, took off in the car and they said he drove off and abandoned it in san leandro the next day. >>> two bay area walmart stores are closing almost immediately, putting hundreds of people out of being work. it's on edge water. 400 workers from the oakland store will lose their job when this location to closes tomorrow. another store on monterey highway in san jose will close in two weeks. >>> the oakland almeda county coliseum authority and members of the oakland city council met in closed session yesterday. the topic, a new lease for the raiders in the coliseum. even though the owner mark davis says he is still looking for another location for the raiders for the 2016 season. one council member said sellouts, better quality concessions and shorter lines will help the raiders build a better revenue stream and become a better franchise. >> if they can have complete sellouts of every seat, if they can have better sales of food and beverage from which they get a percentage of the money and the taxpayer gets a portion of the money, then we would have t

an excessive interview with john mcfarland. we spoke about some of the challenges banks still face.ine lacqua said that with them. with him.n cityine: he says that the has a chance outside the eu but it is uncertainty he is worried about. markets worst nightmare, uncertainty. we do not know what david cameron is negotiating ahead of the referendum and do not have a date on when it takes place. aread that decision, if you a foreigner looking at the u.k., you say why would i invest in this country if i do not have -- no the country will stay in the you -- in the eu? really do not know what impact that has on currencies. if you are the boe, you hold off because you do not want to send a political message. john: the question is -- will it be much better or worse? in our opinion, it will be significantly worse. ancine: he was saying the city of london and financial services and general, a big portion are outside london will be further -- far worse if they are not part of the european union. i tried to get him to say what percentage -- the chance of this country leaving but he would not s

lou: john hannah, k.t. mcfarlands for being with us, we appreciate it. >> thank you, lou. >> i mentioned at the outset that avalanche in the french alps. we received new video of that avalanche in the alps, three people were killed at a popular ski resort. two french children, a tourist killed when the avalanche struck earlier today. two others are in serious condition. about 60 rescuers are working, four helicopters searching the scene for survivors. witnesses believe the avalanche was likely triggered by groups skiing over freshly fallen snow. >>> up next, a stunning admission by a sitting president. the very revealing comments from mr. obama about his own character. feel a cold coming on? new zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. lots of vitamins a&c, and, only 50 calories a serving... good morning, indeed. v8. veggies for all. . lou: joining us tonight, former reagan white house political director and republican stra

lou: john hannah, k.t. mcfarlandanks for being with us, we appreciate it. >> thank you, lou. >> i mentioned at the outset that avalanche in the french alps. we received new video of that avalanche in the alps, three people were killed at a popular ski resort. two french children, a tourist killed when the avalanche struck earlier today. two others are in serious condition. about 60 rescuers are working, four helicopters searching the scene for survivors. witnesses believe the avalanche was likely triggered by groups skiing over freshly fallen snow. >>> up next, a stunning admission by a sitting president. the very revealing comments from mr. obama about his own character. we take it up here next. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take

the chairman of barclays, john mcfarland, is speaking out against great britain and leaving the european. john: the question is will it be much worse? our opinion is that it will be significantly worse. deputy of the bank of russia spoke to bloomberg about the ruble crisis. there are new demands because of inflation. when wetry to meet them have a policy meeting at the end of the month. scarlet: for the first time since 2008, christmas sales declined for cartier. demand is weak for luxury watches in asia. swiss exports to hong kong fell 28%. bloomberg quick take, when we provide context and background on issues of interest. today, china. it has been urged to embrace free markets and and its habit of intervening when things go wrong. the government is overhauling a financial system that has seen runaway growth. but can the rest of the world country the -- can the handle all the volatility without interfering? the answer appears to be no. indexnchmark shanghai more than doubled pboc interest .ates economic policies ended in july when a market slide saw the government step in with measures

joining me right now, fox news security analyst, kt mcfarland. kt, john kerry is saying thank, thanks, he is extremely grateful the iranians didn't escalate this. we drifted into their waters. the least they could do, given all we've been doing for them with this iran deal is help us. >> just, picture says it all. picture of american sailors on their knees with their hands behind their heads, what, that is going all around the world. what does that say? americans surrendering to iran. iran taking american prisoners. iran defeating the united states navy. that's the picture. that is the image. the other image is of the americans in the room sitting down on the floor and one woman in the room, she is sitting off in corner. she has a headscarf on. what sad image to the word. we iranians put american women in their place. me made sure she put a headscarf on. trish: wow. >> why are they doing this? why did they give the prisoners back? because they want that $100 billion windfall they're going to get with the sanctions relief in the next couple weeks. if that

mcfarland. good night. >> 129 innocent people dead. [ sirens ] . john: how can government protect us? when politicians spend so much time obsessing about other things. >> drugs are menacing our society. john: government orders colleges, make sure students feel safe. >> just want to be together. john: some politicians are obsessed with gambling. new york's attorney general issuing a cease-and-desist order. >> let people play, who cares! >> if you're a rich businessman you may get your cronies in government to forcibly take people's property. >> for you to call them cronies it's unfair. john: politician are cronies of businessman, safety nannies and aspiring social engineers. instead of keeping us safe, they chip away at our liberty. that's our show, tonight. obviously, the biggest threat to liberty is one that will take your life. recently in paris, terrorists killed more than 130 people, and afterward, isis bragged we successfully attacked the capital of prostitution and obscenity. were prostitution and obscenity the reason the murderers did what they did? i don't presume to know. but

"cavuto coast to coast" when you heard it there from haiti mcfarland, and former ambassador john boltonhey start shooting at each other and if they do, whose side are we on? >> i don't thing we see a side of that yet but we are in an environment where the visible level of tension is so high that this is when policymakers miscalculate about what they can do and what they can get away with that allows countries in affect to stumble into war and there's not much, i view this as a fairly direct consequence of the obama administration's withdrawal of american influence from the region, and reflected in the vienna nuclear deal, and the increase in concern among oil-producing monarchs on but radiant peninsula that the united states is moving across with the ayatollah in effect against our longstanding allies in the arab world. stuart: it seems like crunch time is upon us, american aircraft carrier in the persian gulf between iran and saudi arabia. i know i am speculating, but if iran issued a missile across the gulf headed for the saudi oilfields the captain of the aircraft carrier has to make

john huddy joining us live from our middle east bureau. a ruthless response to this terror attack. will it be enough to unite the country against religious h extremism? we'll talk about kt mcfarland about that. >> he's the master of the art of the deal. he's beholding to no one but we the people. how refreshing. he's perfectly positioned to let you make america great again. are you ready for that, iowa? [cheers and applause] >> no more pussy footing around. our troops deserve the best. heather: former alaska governor sarah palin giving her full-throated endorse to the donald trump. as palin hit the campaign trail with the gop frontrunners the big question is will trump supporters turn out on caucus night. senior national correspondent john roberts is live with us in iowa. that was definitely a lively and spirited introduction. >> it certainly was. we were expecting sarah palin to be here at this event in norwalk. she never appeared. he said she is going on to the big event in tulsa. somewhere along the line there was a scheduling change. but it is an important endorsement for him. it's not just a big hug to him but also a snrap the face to ted cruz. sarah palin cap pained heavily

john hunt them. also, the fox business debate that is on tap on thursday. so much more. kt mcfarlandmbing in istanbul strata had. ♪ do you really think that's a good idea? if everyone jumped off a cliff, would you do it too? you'll lose interest. it's just a phase. it hurts me more than it hurts you. where are your manners - were you raised by wolves? you're going to give me a heart attack. when you have kids, you'll understand. this is the life of a rebel. sorry, mom. in the country have in common? many of them now call cancer treatment centers of america home. expert medicine works here. find out why at cancer center.com. cancer treatment centers of america. dagen: good morning. i am transfixed. maria bartiromo is on assignment. tuesday, january 12. brittany, dominic cavallo, jon hilsenrath and rhino trading partner michael watt. welcome. first her top stories. raking is that of turkey. an explosion rattling a major tourist area in istanbul. the cost of the explosion under investigation. moments ago turkey's president blamed an isis related suicide bomber from syria for the blast.