jonathan: thanks. i was hearing someone say they would be okay paying $50,000 for four tickets to the cub. no, no. not for four. that's for two. michelle: i'll watch from my home. comfortable. i can press pause. jonathan: ahead at 4:00, a -- bus crash. this is horrible. we'll have more coming up. mike: i'm micro-enterprise management group with -- i'm mike carter-canine with a look at the merger of the humane society. we have the long process coming up. >> the trial begins for a man accused of stabbing his wife to death. with the couple's young children nearby. i'm jeff goldberg. coming up where things in the case and where it goes next. alison: coming up at new at 5:00, pastor and his wife accused of fraud. where prosecutors say they spent more than $1 million meant for mission's work. we tell you where the girl scout cookies are available for a breakfast food. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised, t

jonathan: nice moment. michelle: in california now, a homeowner there said enough when it came to crooks terrorizing his community. jonathan: so this guy decided to take the law in his own hands after he got a call that somebody was breaking into his car. >> get off of me. i don't steal. my parents have plenty of money. get off of me. jonathan: yeah, that wasn't going to happen. his name is greg. he took her to the ground, held her there until the police got there. he is even got warning signs saying there is surveillance cameras at his home. >> i'm tired of being ripped off. i'm putting a stop to it. jonathan: he says he and his neighbors have had everything from tools to a.t.v.ed, even a boat got stolen out of the neighborhood. police found drugs in this arrest which e blames on the d -- he blames on the rash of crime. michelle coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- twitter cutting 10% of the workforce. the department's receiving pink slips as the social needia giants continue -- media giants continues to st

jonathan: ms.oss? ms. ross: senator burr has toe d the party line even when donald trump has crossed the line. the important thing for the people of north carolina is a government that keeps them safe, that cares about their everyday problems and that works every single day at their job. i will do that for the people of north carolina. jonathan: mr. burr you are not , only a donald trump supporter, but a donald trump advisor. just last week, you are named to -- were named to his national security advisory council. we had a group of top officials, like michael hayden, who said that trump would be the most reckless president in american history. can you say, as the current chairman of the senate intelligence committee that you have no concerns about donald trump handling nuclear codes? senator burr: i have concerns about both candidates. but i have more concern about hillary clinton because of her lack of judgment, the way she has handled her official business as secretary of state. and let me just r

jonathan: all right. thanks. in vote 2016 today, donald trump scheduled to be at a rally -- there he is now. he is unon stage as we speak. he came out a few seconds ago. earlier he talked about how busy he will be in the last days before the election day in north carolina. >> i don't know what kind of shape i'm in bu happy and at leastly have known win, lose, draw, i'm almost sure if the people come out we will win. jonathan: now on the democratic side, hillary clinton's first public event of the day is scheduled to start in a half an hour in cleveland, ohio. she was active on twitter earlier in the day. that is when trump sent out a tweet saying he won the third and final debate. she responded saying where was the comedy last night? referring to the annual al the votetrak 2016 is back on the road today to get the pulse of the people. maryland bureau chief brad bell live outside the laurel mark station. what are folks talking about today? brad: well, you know what? this is interesting that trump is in pennsylvani

jonathan: all right. move on. still ahead for us tonight, costumed criminals attack a woman in a neighborhood. one was dressed like a ninja turtle. maureen: plus an uber, uber driver dies saving a child's life. his heroic final action and what the child's mother is saying tonight. jonathan: urgent warning for parents after a man who worked with children at three local businesses is now charged with announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. maureen: iraqi's prime minister is calling on isis to surrender as iraqi forces prepare to enter mosul. early today, the iraqi military seized control of the last village to the east of the isis held city. that is less than a mile from the city limits. the prime minister says his forces are poised as he put it to cut the snake's head. >> if you haven't seen the images from italy it is tough homes completely leveled like that. to know that nobody was killed. this was the most powerful quake to hit italy in more than three decades. they have been dealing with b

jonathan: we start with breaking newsin waldorf. there was a shooting at the movie theater and the victim has critical injuries. alison: sky track 7 flew over the scene a few minutes ago. tom roussey is there. what can you tell us? tom: alison, when this happened, there were people inside the theater watching movies, probably had no idea happening outside the back door. this is video from when we arrived on the scene a few minutes ago. they finally clear the scene. according to a spokesperson, there was a man with a group of friends. the victim was in his late teens or early 20's. he and the suspect walked away from the group of friends, had a conversation, the suspect pulled out a gun and shot the suspect. he was airlifted to the hospital with very critical conditions. who matches the description of the suspect, but at last check they were still trying to determine if that person was the suspect. one person shot behind the amc movie theater in waldorf. tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: stay with abc 7 for updates. you can get breaki

jonathan: this is bloomberg. i am jonathan ferro.om the cash open. down 100 points on the dow. one headline out there that has really pushed this story is chinese exports dropping the most in seven months. it is getting hit quite badly over in london. here is the tone of the bond market. a had a dollar index hit seven-month high. the china story is front and center with exports dropping the most since february. --weakening demand, potty commodity is slumping on the news. michele, rick to have you with us. let's walk through things. all about the currency. but the currency has continued to weaken and people are more comfortable. make sense of that for me. understoodeveryone that coming out of the crisis, china did its job. that helped stabilize the global economy. a few years after that as you got into 2012, everyone started to look at the overextension of credit, the leveraging of the sovereign balance sheet. the ghost cities, the highway is to know where. the property bubble that had been created. china has been struggling to ring t

jonathan: thank you very much. hear the music? be careful driving around out for halloween trick-or-treating. jonathan: be patient. the kids dart out in traffic without thinking about it. trick-or-treating usually gets started in an hour. it ramps up once the gun goes down. today's instapoll is asking how old is too old to trick-or-treat? michelle: never too old. michelle: steve rudin is at his last spookq stop. steve: i don't want anyone to be alarmed. this is in fun and halloween. the grand finale here. just in time for the guillotine. >> off with his head! steve: scary stuff. ed the wizard. thank you for inviting us in. we'll take a walk outside. show us your house. let you lean forward. you have a haunted porch. the theme this year is the head hunter. >> that's right! all heads out on stakes. we put lights in so they shine through the eyes. steve: you have been doing this for five or six years? we'll look at the front lawn. tell us what is going on. >> those are gravestones that my read the name and get the hin

jonathan: this is safe to say. the race for the white house has generated a lot of opinions and reaction from voters. michelle: so what are people saying now that the final presidential debate is in the books? john gonzalez reports from capitol hill. john: that is right. we are on capitol hill getting opinions and getting essentially reflections from last night's final debate. the third debate. it is fitting vegas. the city known for heavyweight prize fights. that is what the atmosphere was like at unlv. we are on pennsylvania avenue a block from the u.s. capitol. we have some guests. we have donald trump and hillary clinton. they are not shaking hands. they didn't shake hands yesterday either. many folks telling us here in d.c. they thought this was the better of the three debates. more subdue and more civil. most people we have been talking to on the hill saying they thought this was donald let's talk to one of the d.c. residents here who did watch the debate. dan, what did you think. third and final debate? >> i

jonathan: thanks. abc7 is fighting back against crime to provide you with incredible tools. a great resource. you can see where the crime is map. we have been following a developing story in chantilly since this morning where a motorcyclist was killed in a crash there. happened on route 28 from route 50. this is the scene. it shut down part of this section here for hours. all lanes, we are told now, are back open for the evening commute. as far as we know we don't know who is inlv crash or the particular about what caused it. when we do we will pass it along. alison: it's homecoming weekend at howard university. but some people are not happy about some changes to this year's event. the university will not be holding the annual parade. they will cut down on the concerts. they want to put more focus on alumni and less on the events but here is what some students had to say about this. fun. >> they find a way to fill the void as well. alison: of course, one huge part of homecomeing is the football game. t

jonathan: no? doug: i don't think so. jonathan: c'mon! steve: no. i tried on jamie's heels earlier this afternoon. it was not a pretty sight. here we are at 17 and r. quiet now. in two or three hours thousands of people are going to line the streets. they are decorating the bars here. they are ready to go. some people are hiding. they have the bar specials. let's talk about the forecast the early evening hours the temperatures are upper 40's, mainly clear skies. leg warners, you will need them. try to stay warm. talk about the freeze warning for the overnight hours. west of d.c. western loudoun county, and points north and west we have a frost advisory for the d.c. metro. if you have outdoors plans that are usually indoors in the winter months bring them inside to protect them and keep them safe. daytime highs upper 50's, let's talk about the marine corps marathon this sunday. big changes for the forecast. originally we thought temperatures would be around 660 degrees. now a frontal system will have a hard time moving through on time is we are calli

jonathan: thanks, robert. still ahead, the police take over a mcdonald's, but there is jonathan: a role reversal in prince george's officers got behind the counter at a mcdonald's. if they were not serving up fries or working the register, some were providing entertainment by singing and dancing. it's all for a good cause, raising money for education for local kids. 50% of the proceeds were donated local kids. 50% of the proceeds were donated on issues that matter to northern virginia, barbara comstock and donald trump overturn roe v. wade; that's a specific thing that you would do? trump: well, overturn or overturn... comstock: i think roe v. wade should be overturned. trump and comstock. trump: i'm totally for defunding. we shouldn't be giving to planned parenthood. while comstock voted five times to defund planned parenthood. northern virginia, we need luann bennett. standing up to trump and comstock. standing up for us. i'm luann bennett (vo) how can we really improve health care? bring back the housecall?

jonathan: verbal combat. that is how some describe a showdown between muriel bowser and council chairman phil mendalson. the usually friendly breakfast, usually, not so much today. they are at odds over a push for paid leave program for d.c. workers. the mayor said that mendleson hasn't shown the legislation. hasn't shown it. that would mean tax increase >> we need to know if we are going to set up a $50 million agency to do this program in the next two years. families want leave but they want to make sure the government can afford it and it works. >> i saw this as an effort to put cold water on this and it won't work. jonathan: he says he plans to have a vote on the bill by christmas. maureen: up next at 6:00, ride share wars? the steps uber and lyft are taking to earn your business and how you can benefit. jonathan: we are headed for a frosty night where freeze warnings are going out. we will check in on the d.c. northern virginia, on the issues, barbara comstock and donald trump are the same. comstock and

this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york, this is-daydale. i'm jonathan ferro.ig week for bank earnings in europe including u.b.s. which reported a drop in wealth. however, c.e.o. pledged to continue cost cutting. >> on the cost side, i think we ave a very comprehensive and quite ambitious cost reduction target with a 2.1 in net cost which doesn't include any reduction of cost or benefits from exiting businesses or any reduction of cost you to available compensation by financial performance. the story begin in 2012. they decide to pivot away from the debt trading business and go towards wealth management in a big way. this quarter, that doesn't look great. but over the horizon, is that still the strategy from here? >> absolutely. i think with u.b.s., we've seen he volley in the volley -- volatility from the fixed income business. where wealth management is u.b.s.'s strong suit it and makes sense to focus on that business. the challenge for u.b.s. is trying to reverse the steady decline in gross margins in that unit. the bank has been quite good in cutting costs

jonathan: this is "bloomberg daybreak," i'm jonathan ferro.w in the s&p 500, lower by almost three points on the nasdaq. abigail doolittle is standing by. good morning. abigail: good morning. despite this modestly lower open for the nasdaq, we do have one big earnings winner, this chip company shares are nicely higher on facebook best day since the end of january after they put a very nice third-quarter earnings , by 23%. they also raise the outlook for the fourth quarter, suggesting this company is likely to sign on new customers. on all of this, we are talking back above the 200 day moving average, suggesting shares may climb higher from here. is ang less well, the this true small cap now microcap while tech. -- biotech. it's now a little bit above two dollars, plunging more than 80% on the day after the company antibiotic for treatment failed a primary endpoint in a phase three study. the stock is clearly lower on this, and we show you how these binary events can truly go either way for the biotech. early investors in the stock today are no

. ♪ jonathan: this is "bloomberg daybreak." i am jonathan ferro.negative six points on the s&p 500. the s&p 500 poised for weaker games. one story and the fx market, below one dollar nine cents on euro-dollar. a have been stuck in this for couple of quarters. the yield on the list 10 year, down, 175 in new york. david: three stories we need to know about your it a snapshot of the global economy. honeywell and general electric out with earnings. general electric cutting is forecast and honeywell posting the first drop since 2011. call it the draghi hangover. the eruo falling to the lowest level since march. donald trump at hillary clinton trading in the boxing gloves for humor at the elves live memorial foundation dinner in new york. the presidential candidates appeared on stage one night after facing off in the third and final debate before the november 8 election. david: a couple of morning must-read's, the economy is not the only thing central bankers worry about. increasing political headwinds. central bank independence coming under threat? caro

jonathan: no, the neighbors. [laughter] jonathan: some guy is pretending to be an old guy coming around. still ahead for making a political statement. the sign expressing voter fatigue and the reaction that comes with it is coming up. michelle: but first we meet if coach of the week and meet the jonathan: time to recognize we profile a coach new to the washington area. he has a big and an historic job ahead of him as he is building d.c. brand new arena football team. robert burton introduces us to the coach of the week. robert: he wanted a challenge. he got it. >> the opportunity to build an arena franchise in the d.c. market is phenomenal. robert: dean, the head coach that is given a task to turn the new team to a title contender. >> if you don't like competition, man, this is the wrong place to be here. every week we will go out there and score a lot of points. we see this as competing at a high level every week. robert: another challenge, finding players out of the 300 you see here to invite to camp. an a.f.l.

jonathan: another reminder of the risks of the cot airbags. investing at her say that a woman was killed in a neck in california last month, the 11th the problem led to the largest automobile recall in u.s. history. alison: a former uva football player is suing the school, claiming he was the victim of hazing. he said that teammates and others believe him because he has a learning disability. he said he had a broken eye socket. a uva spokesman would not comment on the lawsuit. jonathan hillary clinton sat just one seat away from each other at a charity dinner in new york tonight. the presidential nominees both addressed the crowd at the dinner. it is an annual event that usually gives the candidates a lighthearted moment on the campaign trail. >> the truth is i'm actually a modest person, very modest. in fact, many people tell me modesty is perhaps my best quality. >> i'm not boring at all. in fact, i'm the life of every party i attend. and i've been to three. [laughter] jonathan: the dinner comes one night after the third and final presidenti

jonathan: something with baseball? erin: words of wisdom from cubs manager joe maddon on the eve of the world series. ? i'll get you dancing... ? ? to the diggy diggy diggity do. ? ? this is my town. if you dont know now you know. ? ? do that thing that you do. ? ? i'll show you a new move. ? ? check out the diggy diggy diggity do. ? ? i'm gonna flippity flop to that clickity clock. ? ut tonight. won't leave. ? ? by now, i hope you've figured it out. ? ? i'll give you more than you'll ever need. ? >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. erin: the fumble demons continue to haunt matt jones, and perhaps did after two fumbles sunday. the other same issue last year and he worked on ball security through the off-season. in his 20 games played with the redskins, jones has fumbled eight times. it cannot continue. it appears his time is running out. jay gruden was asked about that earlier today. coach gruden: we have to make sure that he protects the football. rob is limited attempts tha

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jonathan: from new york city, i am jonathan ferro.rg daybreak. this quote is brought to you by kit juckes saying, fed policy tries it all down, cross market correlation up, and the market may be convinced the fed is going to hike rates in december but they are also increasingly convinced that all we have to look forward to is a single .nnual rate hike in the future let's bring in stephen englander who joins us from new york. i want to bring up the cross asset market correlation that kit is speaking to and i can do that looking at the bank of america merrill lynch index and we are seeing the lowest price swings since 2014. the correlations if you can take bonds versus equities, we have stocks, --onds, lawn long stocks, vols low. which asset class is in the driver's seat and is the fx market just a buffer? steven: that is a lot of questions. i think the market is very worried about the backing up of yields and if they were to back up significantly more we would see some of these correlations getting to break down. we had comments or mar

jonathan: ms. ross. ms. roar: well, senator burr doesn't like obamacare, but he also wants to have the private insurance companies be in charge. we need to get a handle on this. we need to give consumers more choice. we can have consumers have choice with nonprofits, with co-ops like they've done in other states. but we also have to recognize that the north carolina general assembly did not do its job by extending medicaid, and senator burr's answers are all in the private sector. jonathan: the shooting death of keith lamont scott sparked massive protests in charlotte last month. so let's to the issue of race and policing. mr. burr, do you understand the anger that drove those protests, and do you think there is a systemic problem in this country of racial bias in law enforcement? senator burr: jonathan, i think i do understand. country of racial bias in law enforcement? i grew up at a time where riots, when i was a young boy in winston-salem, happened. this is very different today though. it is fo

jonathan: confused. exactly what he was andg to do, smack the end you would buy and go along and that would be great. right now i do not think anyone understands what the boj is up to. alix: when you had to fiscal stimulus, they would rather do that because they are afraid of what they might not be able to deliver at. coming up, china's economic growth remains stable but one area of china's market is seeing a huge boom. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: this is "bloomberg daybreak." the number of the morning, 6.7% third-quarter gdp for china. what is the cost of stabilization in china? this chart takes a look at outstanding credit growth versus national gdp growth. the orange line is credit growth and the white line is gdp. credit growth is almost double what we are seeing in gdp. if you take a look at credit expansion as well as bond issuance, the pace is closer to 15%, almost triple that we are seeing in gdp. how much more bang for their buck can china have when it comes to the stimulus? are we reaching a poi

jonathan: good point. tonight. michelle: well, nearly 7 million votes have already been cast nationwide. that is more votes than at this point four years ago. early and absentee voting you yu underway in d.c. and virginia. >> there were more people coming to vote than i expected. that is a good thing. >> d.c. residents can cast their ballot at one judiciary square through november 4. polling sites on friday. in virginia they have until november 5 to cast the absentee ballots at the registrar's office. brad bell is on the move in votetrak 2016. he is getting around in the sporty wheels. today he is on the eastern shore of maryland. brad what are people there saying? brad: we did roll into cari look at this beautiful scene before the politics. i want to show you downtown cambridge. the last remaining skip jacks here the boats used to harvest hoisters under the sail power. at 5:00, we talk to watermen and how they were dissatisfied about the political call pain. the residents here don't like with one candidate we know

>> jonathan: no, no.olutely essential. >> jonathan: mm-hmm. >> garry: now, we were working on personal introductions. who's brave enough to introduce themselves? >> romaric: hello, my name is romaric. >> garry: hi, my name is mr. reed. >> romaric: nice to meet you. >> garry: nice to meet you, too. now, what are the things you do? what do you do with your eyes? repeat -- eye contact. >> students: eye contact. >> garry: good, good. what about his hands? you can do that. and grab it firm. firm handshake. it's a first impression. stand up, stand up. okay? this is side a. you present to side b. ready? one, two, three, go. tktk >> students: nice to meet you. >> garry: good, good. so it's -- you shake, look in the eye, like that, okay? that's expected. girls. ana. in america, you can do it. it's okay to get a nice handshake. >> anthony: what happens if it doesn't work, if they don't have this? what's the future looking like if they don't acquire language skills? >> jonathan: they become a third class citizen the

jonathan: european earning.ides of the atlantic delivering earnings and the banks over in europe delivering as well with barclays and deutsche bank coming on thursday. we're joined with chris wheeler. great to have you with us on the program. big question then. trading revenue on the bond side of things in the united states, massive. did they take market shares off deutsche bank? >> yes. i have to say that most peep probably beef they did. deutsche bank is distracted by a whole host of items that they had to deal with. the europeans will do better in 2016 because when the markets performed the way it did, everybody in -- enjoy sommed benefit. but what we'll certainly see is u.s. banks have continued to take share and that's partly because the u.s. market has been so much better. cryer n:on how does john navigate because he can't give s an update until he knows the materials? >> i think i've said to you and your colleagues many times. for john t a small victory here and there. and he will be posting some small vi

jonathan: a busy day of news. the fbi is revealing new e-mails from the clinton server, tied with statements by anthony weiner. tim barber joins us live with the very latest. both candidates are asking for details or specifics investigation. tim: we spoke with several clinton supporters, and most of them say they have already made up their mind about what happened. really, the important thing here is the fbi agents are still going through the e-mails. 11 days from election day, hillary clinton's e-mail scandal is back in the spotlight. >> the american people deserve tim: fbi director james comey says they have uncovered more e-mails during a related case. they say they could have contained classified information. we asked clinton supporters if the news would change their minds about voting. >> i'm not paying that any attention. tim: clinton found out about the e-mail probe after she landed in iowa, but she did short rest conference tonight. >> the director himself has said he does not know whether the e-mails refe

jonathan: yeah. right now abc7 is on the road looking for stories from real people about this year's race. today the search brings votetrak 2016 to philadelphia. city of brotherly love. brad bell joins us live to the city where the nation was founded. hey, brad. brad: there is another debate going on here. the producer says cheesesteaks are the best and i say it's roast pork sandwiches. this is what you get at john's roast pork sandwich. we came to talk more about politics so we set up a soap box and let people sound off. many were happy to share their opinion. >> the whole putting up a wall and not letting people in. philadelphia is one of the country, i think. and you can't judge people based on their religion or what god they belief in. >> to me it is more about who can look better. that is what i think. >> this is election is making us look like we don't know what the heck we are doing in america. >> i am going to be voting for she is the candidate, as a recent college graduate, who has the compr

jonathan: some of them are now homeless. tim barber has been speaking with families who are trying to figure out what they will do next. tim: this whole thing is a disa to stay tonight. the condo complex manager said the utility mess was left from previous leaders. that is not helping the residence whose lives have been turned upside down. families raced against sunset to pack up their lives. >> this is my baby. tim: she had no idea the failing to pay the utilities. >> the apartment has no lights or electricity. tim: this month, 7 on your side reported the utility companies or threatening to shut off power. today they did. county officials say that residents have 72 hours to leave. >> once they disconnect services, the building is unfit. tim: if people refused to leave, order to force them out. we talked with monique about this two weeks ago. she and her three kids have been preparing. >> trying to stay positive through it all. tim: this person is not as upbeat. tonight she, her fianc?, and her dog are slipping in a shelter.

jonathan: take a look at this. d.c. fire e.m.s. sharing this video with us of an injured construction worker being rescued in northwest washington. talk about a tricky rescue here. the man was working underground at the "washington post" building. the worker's injuries are not believed to be too serious. but a technical rescue. maureen: when you use a smartphone, everyone can find you instantly. but what if you call 911? >> what is your emergency? >> that puts you here. 47-25. we are here. >> so at least what? a quarter mile away? >> abc7's senior investigator lisa fletcher went to a 911 call center to see if dispatchers could find you in she discovered it depends on your phone carrier. she tells us that in a special report 911 fatal flaw tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. jonathan: that is scary considering everybody is using the cell phone these days. talk about the weather. doug: quiet at the moment. we have one more line of showers to keep an eye on from the northern suburbs. then the skies will clear and we are in good shape. maur

jonathan: they do great work. stormwatch7 meteorologist steve rudin is in arlington in steve: i just talked to the homeowner. this is on jackson street in arlington. they have a hearse. a 1952 hearse on their front lawn. this house is decked out to the nines. we will show you what is going on. we have music an lights. everything on the property is recycle year after year. it looks totally normal. when the regular time of year. but everything from the chain link fence that is rusted out to the bicycles, to the mike to the snakes. doug hill likes snakes. to the chairs with the dolls with the heads missing. this recycled year after year. one more fun fact. the trees on the property is all from cemeteries. go figure on that one. it will be a warm one. but first we have to get through a chilly, chilly start to the overnight. mainly clear skies and the temperatures will drop in the 30's. upper 30's northern and western suburbs. upper 40's in downtown d.c. chilly side for the morning. the holiday hustle 5k. eileen will b

jonathan: from new york city, i'm jonathan ferro.in the sale of 5, 10, and 30-year bonds. , 150 basis points. 10-years, 185. , 250.rs that is similar to the qatar sale, but a little bit of a premium here. saudi arabia potentially paying a little bit more than qatar had to take. alix: this really digs into why the saudis are doing this anyway. this takes a look at saudi government debt. post a budget to deficit of about 13.5% of economic output, the highest since 1992. they've got to get money and they've got to get it fast. the other story is that the bank -interbank lending rate. how banks lend to each other. that has been rising. this blue line is the rate. bahrain is the red line. united arab emirates is the white line. qatar is the purple line. gained in 15 consecutive months. liquidity is the worst it has been since 2008. the idea is to get more money into the system that is not reliant on oil to help the banking system. jon was talking about the price saudi has to pay to get in. price.ows the qatar the demand was huge, they had

jonathan: thanks. a live-in nanny in jail accused of killing the child she was paid to protect. police say that oluremi oyindasola forcefully poured two bottles of milk in an 8-month-old girls mouth. now it happened monday afternoon in glenarden. after the investigators say the child's crying woke the nanny from the nap. the medical examiner says the baby died of asphyxiation. the care-giver is facing murder and child abuse charges. maureen: trump was off the campaign trail this morning. he and his family cut the ribbon at the grand opening of the d.c. hotel bearing his name. [applause] despite the celebration inside, anti-trump protesters demonstrated outside the old post office on pennsylvania avenue. meanwhile in florida, one of the hotel's former partners campaigned for hillary clinton. project because of trump's comments about immigrants. he and trump are now suing each other. repairs are underway on trump's star on the hollywood walk of fame. crews removed the star this afternoon because overnigh

jonathan: thanks. stay with brad bell and the votetrak 2016 hummerment tomorrow he will be in woodbridge, virginia. michelle: the colors this fall with us. this is a picture from lake ann and reston, by kathy shiply. we thank her for spending it to us. send us your pictures and enter the fall foliage contest by going to burst.com/wjla. inned the meantime, doug hill has the forecast. doug: take a live look for you across the potomac river from the national harbor. there. clouds are the story over the next 124 to -- 234 -- 24 to 36 hours. the chill continues but in longer term we will see a bit of a warm-up. 54 in hagerstown. 58 in culpeper. 54 in annapolis and 6 of 0 in fredericksburg. through the evening we will see cloud cover at times and the temperatures will slowly drop in the 50's. it's not as chilly as last no frost. cloudy skies mid-morning tomorrow. then i think midday in the afternoon. we'll watch over the approaching cold front and the rain. i'll have more on the timing and the effect of the

i'm jonathan ferro. -- jonathan tice joins us.ith its collision of stories, three of them, on the one hand, the debate where john cryan is with the negotiations of the department of justice. stake inboosting a deutsche bank. then this story on the margin, how deutsche bank may have been given preferential treatment by the ecb. walk us through all three. that is indeed strange they were given a dispensation to both the sale, and especially give them a 40 basis points of capital. largely because it is very clear with the rules of the stress test what it can or can't do as what it can or can't do. -- what it can or cannot do. beyond that, the qatari is stepping in. how much of that story is about deutsche bank at the moment, and how much would that story make a difference with john cryan's cause? jonathan: the capital increase is on the cards print i do not know off the top of my head with their stake is, but that is what we saw at barclays during the crisis as well. it does give some confidence that you can -- until we know what the

jonathan: it is difficult.is kind of a religion. more than the affair, it is employment. code is 3000t pages long. you have to get unemployment down. growthfore you can have and national confidence. tom: my favorite sentence on page 466 "too many of the best and brightest people choose to work abroad." is there any end in sight? can paris recapture business? jonathan: it is difficult. but, young people i speak to here in the states and in britain say life is much easier and business. the waysphere and people work outside of france. it is quite an old country in terms of the mindset. are trying toh build more cars in the u.k.? jonathan: we will see where they want to go. it is basically the car industry is not doing too badly in france at the moment. most of the profits is by french companies outside of france. a dividend as a rule would you go by u.s. financials? robert: it is the latter. you get the benefit from the growth and currency. tom: this is fabulous. we will touch on china as well in celebration of fr

i don't trust her foreign policy. >> jonathan karl: greg. >> greg warmoth: thank you, jonathan. thank you both for being here. congressman murphy, you've called for gun buyers to be checked against what's known as the terrorist the pulse nightclub shooter happened about 12 miles from here, was not on that list when he bought his weapon and some woerdz that such a watch list provision would actually racially profile lawful citizens and infringe their second amendment rights. can you explain what attacks this would have stopped based on your beliefs? >> marco rubio: yes. thank you for that question. and it's so important we talk about that as we are here in orlando. from newtown to orlando. and i had a chance to meet christine linenen, who is actually with us this evening. she's one of the bravest people i ever met. her son christopher was killed in the pulse shooting, and christine has found the courage to stand up and look for solutions. and if she can find the courage to find solutions, we should be able to stand with her for solutions, and that's why i believe that we must clo

jonathan: down by 0.3 9.4%.es, bonds on asset, and crude reclaiming a 49 handle. alix: a key event coming today at the top of the hour. in the market today, the big weight is apple. it was not just the numbers that are disappointing. is apple being too conservative, or is the pie really shrinking for their smart own sales? david: they project sales will be up for the season but not as much as hoped. >> many analysts focusing on how you value apple sucks. he weighed in. >> investors have been asking for tim cook to make apple grow again. estimates for the december quarter. it is excellent. what will get the stock moving again. the big issue, that was a little lower than expected. with the new camera, more expensive. that hurt. with a cost structure that will hurt your margin. >> we are up 30% and the question is how do i value the company? we bounced around earlier this year back to 14 now. how do you value the company? what is it? >> trading it 10 times cash right now. now is over 16 times. sugar water, coca-col

: i'm jonathan hall. "nbc nightly news" is next here on channel 7. join us for 7news at 11:00, as well. special interests that oppose question 2 claim district schools lose money to charter schools. that's "absurd," says the boston herald. "outright lies," reports the lowell sun. charter schools "don't siphon off state dollars" from traditional schools, says the boston globe. in fact, public schools get more money. the truth is question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more funding for public education. please vote yes on question 2. . >>> on this sunday night, staggering loss, donald trump's $900 million tax deductions newly revealed by the surprise closure of one of his tax returns. tonight, trump on defense as democratic mathew causing devastating floods and prompting new warnings of catastrophic damage. deadly train disaster for the first time and we hear from the engineer that killed a by stander and injured more than 100 others. and last call of the final play by play of his career, th

this is jonathan. jonathan: this is jonathan. we are about 11 minutes away from the open.is pretty much unchanged. the open is 11 minutes away. ♪ alix: this is bloomberg . i am alix steel. look at the terminal, a 15-day chart of deutsche bank. each from a with the potential announcement of a $14 billion fine, hitting record lows, and now they're off those lows. spoke with an investment founder and ceo on what he believes the bank's plan should be when it comes to the doj. you are saying that john cryan should effectively raise his middle finger at the justice department and say, i will see you in court? really? >> yes. erik: why has every single ceo not taken that option? a u.s. ceo, you do not have that option? erik: is that what he is going to do? >> i think they are ready to litigate, which is why i think eventually, with the administration leaving in the next six days, it is in everybody's best interest. ofx: the kbw global director research -- realistic to litigate and walk away? >> they will have to deal with this. i think there will be a settlement at i things t

jonathan: first, an arrest made after a teenaged girl was stabbed to death. we broke this as breaking news last night. the police say the deadly encounter started with an argument on a metro bus. alison: they are still piecing together how this escalated. let's get right to jay korff with new information on the suspect here? jay: in the last hour, we have learned a lot about 18-year-old kyla jones. the authorities say that she knew the victim and turner celfin in after last night's argument that turned fatal. along the 600 block of emerson street in northwest, crime scene tape secures a small bouquet of flowers. earlier, this intersection was the the police say that two teenaged girls know to each other argued on an approaching metro bus. later, the verbal altercation spilled onto the street, where one teenager stabbed the other in the chest. 17-year-old kaelia minor was pronounced dead at the hospital. tonight, they announced the arrest of 18-year-old suspect kyla jones. here, and this is not child's play. one of them is dead. jay: mayor muriel bowser is tal

jonathan: still ahead -- a major u.s. city said that it found lead in hundreds of public drinking fountains. alison: and robots in the [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] jonathan: emergency crews credit it with of earning a catastrophe in portland, oregon. was a major gas leak after a construction worker hit a gas line. moments before the blast, firefighters and the police were clearing the area. eight people were injured, but alison: this sounds like science fiction, but a robot may soon be in the cockpit of an airplane. it is artificial intelligence designed to help you get safely to your location. robots don't get tired or stressed or distracted, intoxicated. these are your tax dollars at work for stop tim barber shows us this exciting project in manassas. tim: this cessna's flying 7000 feet above virginia at more than 100 knots. flying, the robot on the right is. >> we been working on this many, many months, many hour

jonathan: the ribbon is cut. they opened 29 locations today and spread across reston and share locations across the area. michelle: project revitalizing a neighborhood. they want to make kennedy street a popular destination for residents and businesses. the area is getting a makeover stretches one mile from georgia avenue to north capitol street. among the goals are spruce unstore front, bring undestination retailers and improve pedestrian safety. jonathan: a search going on for a p d.c. apartment building and children were sleeping inside. i rapping out overnight. 15 bullets fired to apartment window. they believe a rifle was used. no was hurt. michelle: the hol cast museum hosted two -- holocaust museum survivors and they both lost their mother and the other family members to holocaust. they survived by going to hiding. they met after the war and got married. they wanted to visit the museum for years. they did so today thanks to the non-profit group wish of a lifetime. >> close to our heart. to think the f hist

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this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: this is "bloomberg daybreak" i jonathan ferro.the points for the s&p 500. gilt getting hammered. the yield is up three basis points at 177. with alar-yen is higher stronger dollar story. old enough to a 1.04 handle. ding onto a 1.04 handle. up without auto and gas. we also have dpi numbers that are a little better than expected. .3%. month over month, close to 2% forecast, .2% up, a little better than .1%. retail sales on the mark. alix: the dollar is holding on to highs of the session. the key moving higher. up .4%. watching the two-year yield, as they continue lower. themore reaction, joined by chief u.s. economist michael gave been. we have solid retail numbers . does that put away a december retail hike for you? >> it is in line with expectations the fed will move by the end of the year. markets have a two thirds probability price tag 10. we likely have some gasoline component. we knew the motor vehicle sales component would be strong. the reading at the core is consistent with tracking estimates of private consumption at 2.7%

jonathan: from new york city, i am jonathan ferro. we are 12 minutes into the session.w and on the s&p 500 we move north by 8.9 points or so. we can head over and catch up with a few stocks. >> we have lots of stocks moving on the open. let's look at the laggard. we have micron shares of the chipmaker. what is disappointing investors, the guidance for the fiscal first quarter. they are calling it "troubling." many other analysts like micron for an improving dynamic. as for a winner, kaisha communications. ins is up from its ipo back may. the company raised its third-quarter adjustment range -- this is enough to exceed potential points around a secondary. jonathan: we're going to take it to the bond market. the ecp upset markets in the last 24 hours. an informal consensus has built on the way to wind down qe. even though those same officials did not exclude that bond buying could be extended. for more, jeff rosenberg joins us from black rocks office. what do you make of this talk surrounding the ecb? >> the first thing to say is just how much it says about our financial

jonathan: thank you very much. . big week ahead for the fed we preview the september minutes out today, and a line of fed speak. city, this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york city, this is bloomberg. the attention of global fx is right here in the house of commons as prime minister may takes on jeremy corbyn. just after prime minister may gives a little bit of ground to parliament accepting that they should be allowed to vote on her plan to take britain out of the eu, a headline is that theresa may will allow and will speak maximum -- seek maximum possible access to the single market. when your emphasis seems to be getting rid of the agreement with the eu for the free movement of people, it seems difficult. david: that saves to be the mandate behind the referendum. alix: isn't this a different may then we saw last week? directingit is a may that addressing a very different audience. story, but theic fallout was international. it was in the fx market, gilt got battered. stanley you morgan wonder whether the marke

jonathan: ms.oss, on the issue of immigration, a year ago, governor mark rory signed the sanctuary cities law that block any municipality. you support comprehensive immigration reform. but until or less that passes, do you support cities that don't want to help the government enforce immigration laws? ms. ross: our immigration system is broken. and congress has not addressed it. it compromises our security. it hurts our economy. and it breaks of families. i would have voted for the immigrate -- governance of immigration reform they came in several years ago. senator mccain voted for. many supported it. it would have secured our borders, made sure there was a fair, tough half to citizenship, and it would have helped our economy. supported by the north carolina farm bureau, the north carolina chamber of commerce, and our tech communities. but senator burr voted no. u.s.ur suit -- as your senator, i will make it a priority to solve the immigration issue so we don't have spats among state legislatures