bit higher than that. >> don't let the party go on too long so says san francisco fed president jon williams of the easy policy which central banks are due to start reigning in. williams said policy makers did not need much more data to make a decision and said if today's job growth was above 150,000 that would be, quote, good. >> let's tell you what we're expecting from today's number. what clues will today's non-fund payroll report prove for investors looking for answers from the fed? >> 200,000 jobs were added in the month of september while the unploilt rate is expected to stay steady at 5.1%. some are hoping for signs of a rebound after employment growth in august came in at the slowest rate in five months. >> it comes on the back of a solid adp report. the strongest reading since june. as has been the case through the recovery, the services sector lead the way taking on 188,000 more employees. construction hiring was also the best it had been since february 2006. but the big drag was the manufacturing sector shedding 15,000 jobs. able lists pointing to the stronger dollar and weaker in

. >> don't let the party go on too long warns the fed's jon williams as he says today's jobs data could help tip the balance toward a rate hike at the october meeting. >> thoughts and prayers are not enough. president obama pleads with politicians to tackle america's gun laws after another fatal shooting at a college in oregon. >> somehow this has become routine. the reporting is routine. my response here at this podium ends up being routine. we have become numb to this. >> experian is hit by a data breach. sending shares lower in london. >> lift off. they get a bullish note while klm takes off on news of significant job cuts. >>> don't let the party go on too long so says san francisco fed president jon williams of the easy policy they're due to start reigning in. he said policy makers did not need much more data to make a decision and said if today's jobs growth was above 150,000, that would be, quote, good. >> let's tell you what we're expecting. what clues will today's non-funds payroll report say, forecasts say 200,000 jobs were added in the month of september. some are hoping for

san francisco fed president jon williams weighs in on the rate debate in an exclusive interview. commodities crash takes another victim. canada gets a new prime minister in a landslide election victory as the country deals with lower oil prices. welcome to "the pulse" live from bloomberg's european headquarters in london. i'm manus cranny. now china's president xi jinping landed in the u.k. last night to a red carpet reception. and it is perhaps not surprising that he is being given a royal welcome. david cameron said the visit will bring more than 30 billion pounds of worth of deals and investments. caroline hyde joins us. good day to you. president xi will meet the queen later today. tell me about the financial benefits, the deal that we expect to be announced. caroline: you said it. 30 billion pounds worth. almost 4,000 jobs. almost every industry group can be a winner here. they are able to access the consumers in china more. structure within this visit. we understand xi jinping will be traveling to manchester. it is going to be energy winning out. i'm sure it is going to be

san francisco fed president jon williams speaks about the economy this afternoon and memory chip maker micron technology reports after the closing bell. >> auto makers report their september u.s. sales today. they're expected to top the rate of 17 million for the fifth straight month. sales should get a boost from the late labor day holiday. the focus is on the battle between the three u.s. auto makers over pick up trucks. analysts will be watching to see what impact they fell from the stock sale order of clean diesel vehicles. >> in the last half an hour a saudi enjoy demanded that russia stop it's bombing campaign in syria. it comes after the united states disputed claims that air strikes are targeting islamic state forces only. speaking at the pentagon, ash carter says russia's actions risk inflaming the civil war. >> i want to be careful about confirming information but it does appear that they were in areas where there probably were not isil forces and that is precisely one of the problems with this approach. >> in new york the tension between john kerry and lavrov was palpable. >

san francisco fed president jon williams weighs in on the rate debate in an exclusive interview. crash takes another victim. canada gets a new prime minister in a landslide election victory as the country deals with lower oil prices. welcome to "the pulse" live fr

san francisco fed president jon williams says the fed should be communicating it's outlook on the economy well enough so markets aren't taken by surprise by an eventual rate hike. a rate increase would still be appropriate to the fed next month citing global markets and lower inflation but since then there haven't been signs of a worsening global outlook and the u.s. labor market continues to improve. let's get back to managing director and head of institutional portfolio strategy. we've been hearing a lot of fed speak and we will be hearing a lot of fed speak. also ben bernanke saying that inflation is low and warns maybe holding off on an interest rate hike this year. your thoughts? >> yeah, it really comes back to the idea of does the fed want to move away from zero just to start to normalize policy versus do they need to raise rates? inflation pressures are rising and i think it's definitely the former. the fed just wants to set that policy in motion. get away from zero and get up to a quarter percent. it's really about inflation expectations i think that are the most important criter

fed president jon williams speaking again this time about the economy. pepsico reports earnings before the opening bell while yum brands, the parent of pizza hut, taco bell and kfc is out after the close. >> let's take a look at the asia pacific section. we're looking for reaction to the agreement of the transpacific partnership which is the largest global trade deal we've seen. we saw the nikkei bounce some 1% and this might be on the back of expectations of more stimulus coming from the boj, hely as we have a hold off on the fed tightening and that could push levels to 124 and 125. also this is a shot in the arm for abenomics as well. one of the pill lars of abenomics is about trade and managing to get ratified by all 12 member governments with the agreement seen as a major victory for u.s. president barrack obama and japanese prime minister shinzo abe and both expressing optimism that maybe china who is not included in the tpp could one day join the pact as well. >> this fundamentally strengthens rule of law in the economic area. it will deepen depend

jon: william la jeunesse live in roseburg, oregon. william? >> reporter: well, jon, one of the questions, as you mentioned, is motive. why here? why now? why yesterday? we don't yet have a manifesto like we did in the case of that lapd cop who went on a rampage, nor a video explaining his actions like that usb student who killed six students. we do know mercer moved here in 2013 with his mother, and his neighbors say he's not a very friendly guy. the sheriff said he does not have a criminal record. however, according to three witnesses mercer shot the professor first and then asked students in this writing and speech class if they were christian, and if they said yes, they were shot in the head. if not, they were shot in the leg. that comes from three individuals who survived. now, there was an army vet named chris mince, he was shot seven times trying to protect other students. >> tried to block the door to keep the gunman from coming in. gets shot three times, hits the floor. looks up at the gunman and says it's my son's birthday today. gets

that includes james bullard and san francisco's jon williams. when it comes attorneyings dome know's pizza reports results before the open. alcoa is out after the close. now alcoa kicks off u.s. earnings. it's that time again. 13 cents in the third quarter according to a fact set poll down more than 50% on last year. last quarter alcoa missing expectations having out paced forecasts in all but one of the previous 13 periods. shares jumping by almost a fifth though in the last ten days since it announced it would split the company in two in the next year but let's dive into the numbers. chief investment officer joining us from new york today. i guess when half of the world demand comes from a slowing economy like china it still might be tough. >> that and the fact that commodity prices are under a lot of pressure. that creates a real problem for the part -- one of the two parts being split off. the upstream. now ultimately the price will all start to consolidate at a lower price and start to gain some strength. the other issue will be china and h

jon williams warns that the central bank should not raise rates when no one is expecting it.argues the fed should be communicating it's views of the economy well enough that markets will not be taken by surprise and in global news the bank of japan holding off on stimulus despite times of economic weakness in japan. >> in auto news, the uaw is threatening to strike at fiat chrysler plants as early as tonight. this would be the first work stoppage in the states sibs 2007. the union notifying the contract extension would end at midnight. they voted to reject a proposed new deal. it was overwhelmingly rejected even though the leadership of the union recommended that it's membership vote for this so it's a very contentious time and we'll see what happens. also volkswagen said some of its vehicles sold in australia had emissions software as well. they will complete the fix by the end of the year but anybody looking for ring fencing here looks like not only other countries but other continents were involved as well. >> in stocks to watch this morning, adobe cut it's full year forec

jon: looking forward to it. jenna: ebony williams is joining us.ant to ask you about yeardley love's family. their daughter was murdered by annex boyfriend. they are asking for $30 million in compensatory damages and $1 million in punitive damages. >> when you have already got a criminal conviction in your favor that will bolster the evidence around this civil trial. this young lady beaten to death in the prime of her life. her family stands a great chance of recovering that $30 million lawsuit. jenna: huguely's family is trying to get their homeowner's insurance to pay for the legal bills. >> the policy says if you have some intentional act where you hurt somebody or commit sad crime, we are not going to cover it, they won't get attorney's fees paid for. jenna: great to have you both, it's a case we'll continue to watch. we'll be right back. thank you. ley test test test 3 >>> now to what donald trump didn't say at a townhall speech that is making news: >> i hope you see the new polls coming out. >> what is the love cast? >> go ahead. >> all i can

jenna: william, thank you. jonthe first votes in the presidential campaign won't be cast for a few months but donald trump is already telling people he knows who he would like as a running mate, if he wins the republican nomination. we'll tell you who he has in mind for vp. >>> plus, air marshals are on planes to keep passengers safe but one guy seemed to do just the opposite and wound up getting kicked off that flight! well, now he is suing. we'll tell you that entire bizarre story. jon: from america's election headquarters gop frontrunner donald trump is already thinking about his running mate months before the primaries begin. fox business's charlie gasparino learning in trump wins the republican nomination he will be tapping john kasich to be his vice president. the ohio governor is not polling legroundop five but he is very state. >>> neil cavuto speaks to donald trump today. be sure to to "your world" with neil cavuto, 4:00 p.m. here on fox news fox news channel. jenna: new information on a pilot that kick ad

jenna: william, thank you. jonfallout from syrian dictator bashar al-assad's surprise visit to russia. he met with vladimir putin on assad's first known trip abroad in four years. leland vittert live with more from the white house. reporter: the white house says russia's policies towards syria are ill guide. but this meeting might be the ultimate proof that it's russia calling the shots inside syria, not the united states. this meeting proves a couple of things. first that assad feels comfortable to lead this country, and he's willing to lead the country and shows how close he is to vladimir putin who launches massive airstrikes to try to keep him in power. it shows how much the russians are thumbing their nose at the united states. in the past 24 hours the russians and american military agreed to new procedures where both russia and americans are flying combat missions. senator john mccain has been making fun of that agreement. >> we'll be watching the russian aircraft bombing and killing and destroying young men

jon: through world war i and ii, golfers arrive at the third hole, vietnam. general williamest moreland not only graduated from west point but also served as its superintendent. jon: a lot of people would like to forget vietnam but it's important for places like west point to remember. >> they brought forth the leaders you see today in iraq and afghanistan. >> reporter: anyone can go and dayw there, correct? jon: it's inside the gates of west point. you can stay there and have a great sunday brunch. i'll show you the end of the west point golf course and some of the first monuments to the war as that are still hot. >> reporter: about the golf game, edited. jon: no, did the you see that putt? >> i think you torqued yourself. jon: i'm not the best golfer in the world. are you bill hemmer? he always criticizes my golf swing. >> i know nothing about golf. you did a great job. we'll have new details in the trial of a teenager accused in the rape and murder of his math teacher. >> the victim was trying to scream by the was ineffective because her airway was closed by virtue of the

william, thank you very much. jon have battled the government over their land for years, i should say. now a major development in the case of a nevada family fighting to hold on to their property near the notorious area 51. >>> plus, oscar pistorius out of prison after serving only about a year of his five-year sentence for killing his girlfriend. we'll tell you what's next for "the blade runner." the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. jon: some new information now on the case of oscar pistorius, the former olympian being released on parole after serving only about a year of his five-year priso

william dudley did a chapter in my book years ago. coming up, the chief executive airlines andng at the inability to get a decent pond in the 7:00 hour. jon and tom keene. you are listening to bloomberg surveillance ♪ jon: good morning. this is bloomberg "surveillance." i am jonathan ferro. i'm am in london, tom keene is in new york. year into the worst oil bust in a generation. $60 crude is the new reality. and othersom shell this week. that's bring in will kennedy. $60 crude is the new magic number. why? $60 is where people can generate enough cash to avoid borrowing. we are still $10 away. jon: i keep asking strategists and ceo, what is the strategy between trying to protect the short-term and in five years? ill: these companies will produce less oil if crude had stayed at $100. the projects have cut back. you don't feel it now, but there will be less barrels on the market. $43 andt texas under brent crude pulled away from 50. we continue down off of the microeconomics of too much or you. you are the pros, what you look at worldwide, to measure oil up to your eyeballs? and demand.oduction at the moment, that is 2 million a day, that ne