juliette saly has that for us. juliette: u.s.resident donald trump stepped up his attack on the federal reserve hours after the worst wall street selloff since february. pennsylvania, he told reporters that the central bank is wrong to raise interest rates. fed isink that the making a mistake. it's too tight. i think the fed has gone crazy. it is a lot of safety. he gives you a lot of margins. i think the fed has gone crazy. juliette: donald trump has said he opposes blocking arms sales to saudi arabia over the disappearance of a journalist. his comments come as a bipartisan group of u.s. senators is forcing his administration to investigate the disappearance of a journalist. that triggers a human rights probe that could result in sanctions. negotiators are edging towards a compromise even as officials on both sides worn that optical still stand in the way of a deal. the chief brexit negotiator has said a deal is within groups. officials in brussels and london said some progress was being made. the main sticking point is how to k

juliette rejoins us. juliette: u.k.rime minister theresa may says a brexit deal is 95% complete and has appealed to lawmakers to support her after a weekend of speculation about a leadership challenge. she told the house of commons that the majority of issues have been settled on the brexit transition -- settled. on the brexit transition period, she said an extension might be needed which is not committed to it. createsecond step is to an option to extend the implementation phase as a part of the backstop. i do not want to extend eriod and i do p not believe extending it will be necessary. juliette: the european commission is likely to decide today whether to formally demand that italy take back, revise, and resubmit its budget, a step it has never taken before. italy's populist government has told the eu is willing to reduce its budget deficit next year but says it needs to spend more now to help its citizens -- forced citizens -- poorest citizens. later today bloomberg television has an exclusive interview with the pr

juliette: u.s. donald trump looks to be preparing for economic war with china. clearing the decks with disputes of other traders. he struck a last-minute deal with canada and mexico, signed a trade agreement with south korea and convinced japan to begin economic negotiations. said they are in no hurry to settle the trade war. forecast forhe global growth. the managing director warned that trade wars and tighter credit are darkening the outlook. i. lagarde: six months ago pointed to clouds of risk on the horizon. it is not pouring, but there is a bit of a drizzle. because today, some of the risks have began to materialize. indeed, we find that growth has plateaued. juliette: u.s. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh is facing new questions about drunken behavior after claims from a former fellow yale student. chad ludington told bloomberg about a 1985 bar fight involving brett kavanaugh. he said he was frequently aggressive after drinking. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter,

juliette: the u.s.nd canada have agreed on a trade deal that would preserve a three-way block with mexico. it will be called the and-mexico-canada agreement will replace the 24-year-old nafta pact. it sets the stage for the three countries leaders to sign the accord by the end of november. team hasrump's t pushed back against reports they have laid out ground rules for the investigation on brett kavanaugh. he ordered the investigation on friday into sexual assault allegations against him. the move marked a turnabout for the nominee the party had hoped to power through the chamber and onto the nation's top court. >> the white house is not getting involved in the fbi investigation in that way. the president respects the opinion on the fbi and feels they should be looking at anything they think is credible within this limited scope. juliette: theresa may is facing the battle of her political life at the governor conservative party annual conference. top politicians try to undermine her leadership, includin

juliette: the u.s. federal reserve chairman said the central bank may raise interest rates to levels where they begin to restrain economic growth. though that is some ways off. the comments come after rates were raised last week for the third time this year. stock prices have flirted with record highs, and the yield on tenure treasuries has reached its highest level since 2011. >> interest rates are still accommodative, but we are moving to a place where they will be neutral. we may go past neutral, but we are a long way from neutral. has set nextly year's deficit target at 2.4% of gdp with a commitment to reduce it in 2020 and 2021. the partial concession to the european union comes after pressure to finance minister tria to contain the spending requests. five days after projections were due to be released, the government still has not published the economic growth forecast. government says those details will come today. plansk. prime minister's to rush the brexit deal to parliament in an attempt to he

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now fromet the detail juliette saly on the markets in asia. juliette saly in singapore. juliette. we actually saw the msci asia-pacific index around 10:00 a.m. hong kong time, three hours ago, slink into that bear market territory, but then we have seen the rebound in china on this optimism that the officials in china will continue to add more liquidity to these markets, so you have the csi 300 leading the rebound in asia. the msci asia-pacific index back at that level of 150. the csi 300 up 1.5%. the japan market doing very well today as well as the hong kong market. manus mentioned the indian market, too. weakness coming through in some of these equity markets including south korea and australia. when we look at docs, though, they are quite a big lot of movers to the downside today. we had in the u.s. session texas instruments warning about its profit which has hit a lot of these tech players in asia. simcoe in japan off by almost 10%. subaru in the took his session under pressure. it missed its targets and stumbled the most since december 20. i do not know where the americans a

reporter juliette goodrich on scene watching. she is keeping tabs. she'll let us know if and when they capture that animal. >>> now to a developing story out of napa valley where a tragic accident has resulted in one worker being killed. a man harvesting grapes reportedly got a piece of clothing stuck in some heavy machinery. kpix 5 emily turner is live for us in napa valley with what we're learning right now, emily? >> reporter: yeah, it is just so sad, it's in the vineyard that you can see behind me over my shoulder. i will hop out of the way to give you a better look at how quiet it is. since this happened at noon today, no one as you can imagine has been working. the man who died is 49-year-old leon marcello luna. he was working in the vineyards. and it is a part of beau canyon estates wine. the label associated with this vineyard. this machine you can see, it is to blame on automatic harvester that picks grapes. his clothing got caught in that machine and actually pulled him into the machine killing him. of course, the family did not want to tal

i could not believe how homey it felt on set and just comfortable >> juliette posted these pics frome conners" set. she plays david's girlfriend blue and she's at odds with his ex darlene. >> as soon as you found out this happened you should have called me. >> i don't have a cell phone. they kill bees. >> oh, okay. i'm sorry. i didn't realize you're out of your mind. >> juliette's pal sara gilbert is also an executivexecutive pr >> i've known sara gilbert for a really long time and our dynamic on the show is pretty funny. >> the recurring guest spot is a reunion of sorts for juliette and on screen love johnny galecki. they were siblings in 1989's "national lampoon's christmas vacation." tonight also marks his first appearance on "the conners." >> i love that you guys were able to work it out and come back. it wouldn't have been the same. >> it's purely due to how supportive my "big bang" family is here. so i'm very grateful. >> and that's not all. justin long makes his guest starring debut tonight too, as darlene's new love interest. >> a lot of times when you're doing a sitcom you d

juliette: i'm heading back to asia tomorrow.the fact not only is there this escalating trade dispute with the u.s. and china, but junk bo nds. the returnline is coming through from asian junk bonds. yields have been rising quite substantially and diverging from this movement in the u.s. to unk bon you are seeing better returns coming throughds. from u.s. junk bonds -- in u.s. junk bonds. you are seeing better returns coming through than from those in asia. matt: sebastian? had aian: the yuan has horrid time this year. it came down by the most since month. of 2017 last yuan hitheg to the dollar? see it in 2019, not something we've seen since the financial crisis. matt: sebastian, that chart is on point. but if juliette loses, i'll feel like a bad host and be blamed on strong because she has a following. anna: surveillance is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ . . comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond ne

juliette saly standing by. the fbi is warning additional devices could eat in the post were suspected mail bombs sent to barack obama and hillary clinton. police detonated a pipe bomb at a new york residents of george soros. president trump called the axa but the cnnorrent, boss says they failed to understand the seriousness. the media has a civilsibility to set a tone and stop the negative and often times false attacks and stories. have to do it. [applause] president trump: they have got to stop. bring people together. has survived a meeting with conservative lawmakers as they express loyalty to her, rather than frustration at her brexit plan. she told members of parliament they must hold their nose. litparliament is deeply's -- deeply split. president trump will be briefed process --pel as the crisis over the killing of khashoggi. jamal meanwhile, speaking at the saudi investment conference, prince mohammad bin salman said he would bring the killers to court. that is a heinous crime cannot be justified. saudi

here is juliette saly. juliette: certainly this tech selloff hurting asian stocks, which are down for a fifth session in a row. you have seen the hang seng weaker by 0.4%. the taiwan taiex is being hit the hardest. all those apple suppliers and also tech suppliers in japan. the asx bucking the trend. higher for a third session. let's look at some of the players. asian tech stocks at a 15 month low. lenovo, one of the worst performers. jpmorgan saying you should short lenovo for six months. it has fallen the most since 2009. screen holdings in japan also a laggard. samsung is doing well. it came through with strong chip numbers. was higher by almost 2% in the early sessions. turning out to the bloomberg first word news. the u.s. senate had to a make or break procedural vote on judge brett kavanaugh as lawmakers digest an fbi investigation into allegations of sexual assault. a single copy of the report was made available with some senators grouping together to hear a staffer read it. the white house restricte

juliette saly in singapore.ejra, the federal reserve president has welcomed increases in wages. speaking in boston, jerome powell says he expects to stick with the central bank's current path of gradual interest-rate hikes while monitoring risks presented by very low unemployment and low inflation. new york state tax authorities have started an investigation into allegations that, trump and his family created a real estate empire through "instances of outright fraud." according to the new york times, president trump received roughly more from his father that he had previously stated and that president trump backed his sons bad financialng stretches. the white house says the report is misleading. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo will travel to pyongyang on sunday to meet with kim jong-un and prepare for a second summit between the north korean leader and president trump. the state department's announcement confirms what he promised last week, that they -- "maketo open court the final preparations." seeking aen

juliette: the u.s. senate heads to a make or break the siege role vote on judge brett kavanaugh later as lawmakers digest an fbi investigation into allegations of sexual assault. a single copy of the report was made available with some senators grouping together to hear a staffer read the contents. democrats say the white house restricted the inquiry while republicans claimed the allegations haven't been corroborated. mcconnell: the senate should not set a fundamentally un-american precedent here. judge kavanaugh's right to basic fairness does not disappear just because some disagree with his judicial philosophy. juliette: china has hit back at claims by the u.s. vice president of election interfering. beijing branded mike pence's allegations as "unwarranted accusations that slandered china." speaking in washington, he said the country was attempting to sway american public opinion using spies, tariffs, coercive measures, and a propaganda campaign. vp pence: chinese security agencies have masterminded t

good to have you with us, as well as juliette. at the top of this hour we have breaking headlines from the vice premier saying the stock market valuations at a historic level and the adjustment presents a good opportunity. how much ofwonder the level of the stock market is now actually for the real economy. >> it is a question of whether or not our liabilities are at risk when the asset side of the economy comes down. in the western world i do not see the signs of excess that would worry me if we had a 15 or 20% -- >> but in china? >> china's potential growth is slowing down, which means it is difficult to capture that in stock market valuations. that has not been an economic correction in a long time. the has been capital buildup, misallocation. -- overfor at least here, a title wave we can see. there will have to be a corrective recession. i think china has enough policy weavers to pump the risk on. we will see lots of significant policy moves over the next few months and by this time next year, -- but in the meantime it will co

juliette? >> reporter: the chain saw wielding suspect was arrested here at the lake merritt station. bart has never seen anything like this before. i'm referring to this man wielding two chain saws, threatening passengers on the bart train. >> i thought it was serious and that is why i started recording. >> reporter: this video was posted on twitter by a passenger. >> he did say a couple of things. he said it's the texas chain saw massacre and then he says i'm the bart massacre like he would say something on that and that kind of had me scared. >> the man, 47-year-old patrick bingham picked up a red chain saw, flicked the switch and started yelling threatening comments. you can hear it on this twitter post. then you can see him open the second box, which contained another chain saw. bart police responded to the tweets and said they received a number of calls about the man on the chain holding chain saws. then bart police responded in person. he's now behind bars facing a number of charges inclu

anna: juliette saly and singapore.were busy going -- watching what was going on in trade. 3.25 is see it reaching where it trades, upside on the u.s. 10 year, strong u.s. data has been much talked about, changing market expectations around the fed. -- is the fedhe worried and what do you see in commodity prices? we will continue to watch that 3.25% and see how high we go today. let's talk about commodity markets. chinese equities and the bloomberg commodities index slumped in tandem, something changed during china's holiday, com rising.-- the b be derailed?y for a good to have you with us. let's get your thoughts on the first question of the day as we saw yesterday, the turmoil in chinese equity markets have people asking can the commodities complex withstand that kind of turmoil in china? there has been a lot of confusion at a macro level on commodities. analysts are doing with this at the moment. trade flows into china doing ok, all the market signals outside of the prices and metals are ok. people who are trading ar

anna: i am going to go with juliette. the symphony vote -- sent at the test sympathy vote. he sees further growth in streaming so i'll go with that one. thank you very much of you for those charts. this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. avoids labeling china a currency manipulator and chinese stocks continue falling. debate, showing majorities favor going beyond neutral. trade tensions are cited as a considerable downside risk. and theresa may is set to consider a longer brexit transition, but eu leaders decided not to call a november summit. we are live in brussels. ♪ hello everyone and wel

on, thanks, juliette. let us owe what you think about the trades. are the raiders selling out ahead of their move to vegas? you can weigh in. we invite you. we want to hear from you, our kpix 5 facebook page. >>> breaking news, check out this massive fire in dover, new jersey. we just got this video into our newsroom. you can see the front of one building completely collapse there. almost looks like a scene from a movie. at least four buildings are involved in this massive fire. it being described as a mix of apartment buildings and retail shops. good news so far, no injuries reported, but firefighters, they are still there battling these flames. we'll keep a close eye on this one. >>> meanwhile president trump just started speaking at a rally in texas for senator ted cruz. he is in a tough reelection battle. the state's governor personally asked mr. trump to visit as a way to boost voter turnout. the rally is happening at the toyota center, the home of the houston rockets. and to be move today a bigger ar

let's get back to juliette saly for your first word news. good morning. juliette: u.s. president donald trump has repeated his criticism that the federal reserve is moving too fast with interest rate increases. he dismissed concerns that inflation extending his run of criticism that central banks have disregarded as they push ahead with higher borrowing costs. that is not a view shared by the dallas fed president. >> there is no question cyclical pressures, inflationary pressures are building. what i mean by cyclical, tight labor markets. the tariffs. steel, aluminum, input cost, oil prices being higher. juliette: donald trump has said he is considering goldman sachs and tina powell to replace nikki haley as investor to the u.n.. he is considering five people for the job including powell. the president did not name the other four, but said the u.s. ambassador to germany is not among them. a major u.s. telecoms company has discovered in a belated -- manipulated hardware and removed it according to documents, analysis, and other evidence. it follows a bloomberg report tha

>> well, to echo juliette's remarks, the system did work. the multiple layers of security did work. but in a much broader concept, this probably, if an event like this is going to happen, the best place to happen is new york. the experience, the expertise of the nypd is unmatched, and the a f.b.i. hery robust presence and probably the lead, e flagship office of the f.b.i. office is new york. so if we are going to see eve like this happen, it's probably best that it happens in an area that has this highest level of law enforcement. as far as proceeding, the fact that the bombs were undetonated were received in whole, i think, is going to lead to a cache of valuable investigative leads, and i would imagine a pretty rapid conclusion to this -- i hate to make predictions -- but with the bulk of evdence seized and the experience of the nypd, a.f.t. and the f..i., i think it will lead to a conclusion probably soon than later. >> woodruff: juliette kayyem, are you equally optimistic that, given what's here, that it willr be sooneather than later before we know what was behind this? >> i do

let us go to juliette saly. juliette: the u.s. and canada have agreed to a trade deal that would preserve the three-way block with mexico. thenew deal will be called u.s.-mexico-canada deal. it sets the stage for the leaders to sign the accord by the end of november. donald trump's team has pushed back against reports that the white house has laid out narrow ground rules for the fbi probe into brett kavanaugh. the president ordered the investigation on friday into the allegations against the nominee following the request from senate republicans. the move was a turnabout for the party that hoped to power the nominee to the top court by early this week. the white house is not getting involved in the fbi investigation in that way. the president respects the independence of the fbi. italian finance minister must sell italy's wayward budget to euro area counterparts this week. after initial targets alarmed investors. questionsain to face about the proposal on the sidelines of the closely watched talks. the key detail released so far --

here is juliette saly.sident trump says it is likely that journalist jamal khashoggi is dead. this is after steve mnuchin pulled out of the davos in the desert in riyadh. ump warns that the consequences of the killing would be very severe. we are waiting for some investigation and waiting for the results, and we will have the very soon, and i think we will making a statement, a very strong statement, but we of aniting for the result investigation. juliette: italy's fight with the eu. european leaders attacked plans unprecedented and said the draft budget cannot stay at 2.4%. they have given italy leaders until monday to explain the obvious deviation. china's economic growth slowed more than expected in the third quarter. 6.5% from ad from year earlier compared to 6.6% from a bloomberg survey. stabilizeg efforts to the economy and region' reach is growth target. global news 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am juliette sa

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kpix 5 juliette goodrich is live in oakland with details on the frightening encounter. juliette? >> reporter: a lot of passengers coming from san francisco into oakland, this guy had a bag of knives. when he pulled one out, a passenger tells me that's when she called police. >> he said no, no, you can't sit here and he held up the knife. he held it in his hand. >> reporter: cindy's bart ride home from the opera friday night. >> he's here, we're right here, the two seats next to him. >> reporter: turned frightening because of a passenger seated across from her. >> he became irritated when someone asked if they could sit next to him. he got irate and yelled no. he grabbed his hand, he pulled out a knife, he raised up the knife, and that's the first time we saw and really noticed exactly what he had. >> reporter: that is when she grabbed her phone and took this photo. >> they are like butcher knives. >> reporter: but it was his behavior that was even more disturbing. >> he pulled up the knife and held it up to his throat, and he also threatened a little girl when she tried to sit ne

juliette? >> reporter: ken, i have to say this is really the first time i've done a story about a pumpkin smasher if you will. but what makes this story so unique is this time. we have social media and surveillance cameras. guess when, you can run, but -- guess what, you you can't hide. in this quiet little livermore neighborhood, there's been quite a stir after one home surveillance camera caught this frightening scene. a pumpkin smasher. >> he took my pumpkin, threw it, and ran away. >> reporter: leaving 5-year- old's marcello's pumpkin smashed to pieces on the front porch. >> i was crying. >> reporter: his mom decided to post the video on livermore's rant and raves facebook page, garnering thousands of views and comments. when their neighbors heard what happened. >> i was bummed because it makes you feel like you can't have nice things or that it makes you think twice about putting things out. >> it's like a christmas tree. they go out and they go with their family to pick out the pumpkin an

let's get over to juliette saly for the bloomberg first word news. juliette: thank you.ou keep the minister theresa may says of brexit deal is not -- 95 percent complete and has appealed to lawmakers to support her after a weekend of speculation about a leadership challenge. she told the house of commons that the vast majority of issues have been settled on the brexit transition and an extension might be needed but she said she has not committed to it. >> the second is to create an option to extend the implementation time as an alternative to the backstop. i have not committed to extending the implementation time. i do not want to extend the implementation and i do not believe that extending it will be necessary. juliette: the european commission is likely to decide today whether to formally demand that italy take that revised and .esubmit its budget steps it has never taken before. eu commissioners have stated that italy's budget is in serious breach of eu rules, the italy populist government told the eu it is willing to reduce its budget deficit next year but needs to

juliette saly is in our london studio. juliette, good morning. juliette: yes, we are seeing pretty good strength coming through in the nikkei in late trading, up by .7%. a little bit of weakness coming through in the hong kong and china markets. bang inhina came in line with expectations. australia's market looking quite good. they were essentially saying they see a lower aussie dollar supporting growth but rates will definitely be staying on hold. you're seeing a bit of a rebound coming through in the tech players in taiwan. the taiex up by .4%. stocks have been contributing to some of the weakness you are seeing in the chinese session. this is after morgan stanley warned against their earnings, saying the weaker yuan and higher oil consumption will start to play on their earnings. softbank having a bit of a rebound. it had been year 8% drop droprday -- near 8% yesterday. a little bit of a jump coming back. nowhere near the 8% rebound we saw in the selloff yesterday. rio tinto looking quite good on the close. third quarter iron ore shipments did

juliette? >> reporter: yes, i talked to sheriff greg ahern today and asked him what's going on. now they have to stay tight lipped during this eragenciare rado who tw dily be ercial building in concord. it was torched by an arsonist back in april. and today's fire in oakland just adds to the list. today's suspicious five-alarm fire in oakland was knocked down by mid-morning, but tracking down how it started or who started it has become a monumental task for arson investigators. the number of suspicious fires, they are growing. >> and at what point and how many fires does it take to sound the alarms sort to speak that there is a real issue lo that right? ogon the stand o sheriff's department deed their unmanned rihicle fogives department instant thermal imaging video. >> what we were trying to do is just show the firefighters the hot spots. >> reporter: it helps with real- time decision making for firefighters in an aerial perspective for arson investigators. >> we provide the data to the oakland fire department of the oakland police department. >> reporter: as for suspects, a ma

juliette: apple has told u.s.makers its servers were not compromised and assured them the company global supply chain is a secure. -- is secure. disputed a bloomberg report that chinese spies used a microchip to infiltrate american computer networks. the letter offered additional briefings to assuage members of the community. advisers are being worked on for ivision for a share sale. bmw as well as the banks involved declined to comment. company's controversial founder held recent talks with wendy's about a potential merger. the talks were preliminary and as theefore he resigned chairman of the board. he was ousted in the wake of coming under fire for the use of a racial slur. superjumbo jet is said to have stalled in a disagreement about engines. is worth the deal is worth $16 billion and has snagged over disagreements with rolls royce. ceous has selected a new will take over in april of next year. found a clutch in its social network in march that could have exposed to the personal data of as many as half a bill

anna: juliette saly in our studios in singapore. the energy company reported an offering profit for the third quarter, came in slightly like of estimates. historically low high volumes impacted results, which were offset by how it -- higher power prices. joining us for his first interview of the day, the ceo of fortum. can i ask about the third-quarter performance? how satisfied are you with it given some estimates from analysts, or are they on the wrong track? >> we can't affect the weather and this quarter was -- third quarter is typically week, but now it was characterized by high volatility and co2 prices and dry weather, which affected our hydro volume. there is very little we can do about that, but on the operational sign -- side, they went pretty well so i am pretty happy. people would argue we can and do affect the weather, especially with regard to climate change. i wonder how that will affect fortum's nordic hydro output this year. how do you look at climate change is affecting your business, specifically? pekka: first of

juliette saly is covering that.iette: there are more than 135 publicly traded pot companies in canada alone, but many believe it is only a matter of time before that gets whittled down to a handful of survivors either through consolidation or failure. the person who manages the opportunities fund prefers organic ground, up over 160% year-to-date. he says all of these trade at a more realistic valuation than some of the bigger peers. let's have a look at my chart at the meteor prices of these companies. the company traded on nasdaq and it has a market value of $13.6 billion, up 800% year-to-date, and 745% from its july 2018 idea. torontoaded on the stock exchange. it has seen its stock rise 65% over the third quarter. that will we continue to see these returns survive? eric paul reckons there could be half a dozen major players left after legalization. he says the rest will either be bankrupt or out of business because their business models won't work. if we also have a look at hedging bets and options volume, that s

i'm going to have you stand by for us as we bring in juliette kayyem. juliette, that's one of the concerns because in these cases, there were proper protocols in place to make sure, as jim was talking about, the concern is that it could be a self-actuated device and could be triggered before it was opened. in the case of a device dropped off at george soros' house, we don't know necessarily if there was some sort of protocol. perhaps there is. but there's a concern as we learn about more devices, i'm sure, that some of them could go to an area that doesn't necessarily have a protocol. >> right. i think that's exactly right. and to -- and in transit these devices are vulnerable. of course we're still learning more about how these devices are transited. there's some suspicion of were they dropped off or through the mail services, depending on which device you're talking about. so just taking a step back at this stage in the day, this is a concerted attack going on right now. i know each individual piece thank goodness has not gone off, but someone sophist

juliette saly roxette out every day.juliette: we have seen the nikkei close lower on these yields. the hang seng index has lost 4% over the course of the week and was closed on monday. australia's market is tracking higher by 0.4%. asian stocks down for a fourth day in a row. the dollar strength in six sessions in a row. the onshore closed as china is out of action for the holiday. the singapore dollar is at a july 2017 low, and we are seeing weakness from the indonesian group here. its lowest level since 1998 financial crisis. let me bring you the bloomberg first word news. demand from overseas investors is adding pain to the treasury route. fund, unconstrained bond these are likely leading to lower treasury prices. these comments come at a tough time for bond yield. italy has set next year's deficit target at 2.4% of gdp with a commitment to reduce it in 2020 and 2021. tos comes after pressure coalition's spending request. the government has not published the economic growth forecast underpinning its plans. details wil

juliette? >> reporter: yes, liz, this press conference is about to start. in fact, they're going to bring out everyone in just a few minutes. we're standing by, but just to catch you up, we have atf inside this fire house, oakland police, also the alameda county sheriff's department. does it mean there's an arrest? we can't say. but they may have more information. we will standby. in the meantime, six blocks away from here is where that fire started yesterday. let's go to that. day two, and atf investigators surveying the burn area. a potential crime scene. this fire and other suspicious fires share a similar pattern. >> all look like they have a similar signature. they are all occurring at a certain point in the construction process. when the properties are most vulnerable. this is a person who knows his craft. >> reporter: the fires are happening when the construction projects are at their most vulnerable after the wood has been placed and the sheet rock and sprinklers not installed yet. despite surveillance cameras, barbed fire, 24 hour manned security,

here's juliette saly.onobel plans to distribute another 5.5 billion euros to shareholders from the sale of its specialty chemicals business area proceeds will be distribute did using a capital repayment and share consolidation of 2 billion euros, a cash dividend, and a 2.5 billion euros stock buyback. they have paid a one billion euro special dividend in december in anticipation of the sale of the chemicals business. standard charter is bracing for a penalty of $1.5 billion from u.s. authorities for allowing customers to violate iran sanctions. the amount is a preliminary assessment based on some of the communications between the bank and that regulators. the bank continues to cooperate fully with the investigation and is in ongoing discussions with u.s. authorities. toyota says it would need to temporarily halt u.k. car production and the event of a hard brexit. if the country crashes out of the eu without a trade deal, the toyota-europe president said the resulting logistics disruption would force a shut

my guest is juliette kayyem. welcome to the program. >> tell us, are these going to be the usual suspects? >> there are going to be fingerprints and you're doing a traditional type of investigation, trying to find the individual or individuals who would have done this. i should add there's also an entire sort of courier aspect to this, the postal and courier services that may have been involved. then you are also looking at whether there are people who have written letters to those who are receiving the bombs, who have said something publicly, who have been in social media, whose friends or neighbors may know something. so you're trying to sort of do outreach to the network of the community that might be a part of the assailant's world who may know something more. this is a big investigation, multiple states, multiple agencies aligned around what we call the joint terroriricerro j forces. >> it does seem incredibly organized. some say, well, it looks sort of amateurish because the actual pipe bombs were sort of r

juliette sally has that for us. re: mliv strategist said watch for a mother of a hangover when chinese markets reopened us with your seeing. down the most since february. the worst start to an october after golden week holiday break since 2008. 10 years. you can see hong kong's market still been sold off but it had friday an action would have big selling their. the offshore currency, your seen it weaker by the dollar -- against the dollar by about 0.4%. we also had the weakest fixed by the pboc since 2017. youing about that they drop seen aluminum, shares have fallen the most in 10 years in hong kong trade. casinos also under pressure, morgan stanley saying that despite the fact there were a lot of chinese tourists over the golden week holiday, they are lowering their forecast for gaming revenue. anz bank has put a figure on some of the scandals. says it's going to be about 490 $2 million in u.s. terms. -- $492 million in u.s. terms. now heading to first word news. in brazil, the far right candidate has storm to a h

but, as kpix5's juliette goodrich found out, the owner already has plans for the future. >> reporter: where i'm standing now is the point of origin. they believe the fire may have started on the outside of the building and erupted into the inside. a frightening early morning wakeup call for people living across the street. >> when i woke up this morning it was just flames. a lot of smoke. >> reporter: the warehouse located across the street from the bart parking lot for the coliseum station was metal on the outside, wood structure on the inside. it was being leased by masker painting. we learned inside the warehouse was latex paint and paper business records. >> the smoke of course went kind of up and around the neighborhood. and bart is in close proximity to this structure. >> reporter: the owner of the building was on site much of the day. >> the biggest point. >> reporter: he says this property is supposed to be the future site of affordable housing units like ndings avail he just hopes this fire doesn't delay the plan. >> a discovery process after that. making sure long term envir

let's get the first word news with juliette saly. donald trump has stepped up his attack on the federal reserve. hours after the worst wall street selloff since february. has he arrived in consulting you for a campaign rally, he told reporters the central bank is wrong to raise interest rates. the u.s. treasury secretary steven mnuchin and said yesterday's rout on wall street was just a correction and not a reflection of a wider american ship -- issue. bali, indonesia come as fresh concern about the trade war with china has sparked a broad stockmarket selloff. investors are concerned the trade war means american companies may not be about to deliver the runaway growth in the third-quarter earnings season that has bolstered equities this year. chief christine lagarde says the world economy is strong but the benefits of growth are not being shared properly. she told the annual meeting hosted by the fund and the world bank that while china has let the yuan fluctuate, currency and trade wars are detrimental to all. that is a view echoed

juliette, it seems like there were some warning signs in the ied or pipe bomb case earlier in the weeklso made threats online, drove a van with firearm targets on people's faces. where were the calls from the public about either of these two men? >> it appears there weren't many. there were some twitter complaints about the bomber. i have to say the fact that he was driving around florida in a van with bull's eye of senior members of the democratic party, one would think that someone might have actually said something or been concerned. and i want to just -- josh was just talking about the path. we need to be clear here. in the last 72 hours or the last week, it wasn't just the bombs. and it wasn't just the synagogue. it was also this attack in the kroger attack where two african-americans were killed. the man tried to get into an african-american church. so i'm also worried about the elevated sense of violence that is coming from not just social media but also coming from the inability of the president of the united states to clamp it down. this is not a game. so you can blame him or

also samantha vin o'grad, and juliette kayyem. good evening to all of you. it's just unbelievable the nuv explanations and the absurdity of especially this last one. all of them have been pretty absurd. david, originally they said he left the consulate alive. now they say he died in a fistfight. do they really expect people to believe this? >> they want one person to believe that. it's donald trump. and so far the white house is indicating this is what they've wanted to hear. they are going to i think accept this explanation and try to change the subject. the question is, will republicans in congress do the same thing? lindsey graham is already out questioning this. that's a bad sign for the white house. >> juliette, what kind of fistfight involves a bone saw and a forensics expert? >> one that's a figment of a prince's imagination i think. i mean, this is insulting our intelligence. and we're at the stage now where the united states is not complicit in a cover-up, we are the cover-up. this is what this is about, is to basically buy some time for the saudis.

kpix calia where re coming back on, juliette? >> reporter: you know, they just came on in the last couple of hours here downtown calistoga. you can see some of the action going on behind me. it is really coming to life. a few blocks away though, some residents, they are still in the dark. and so was this all necessary? well, it depends on who you talk to. last call came early at the calistoga hydro grill. 8:03 p.m., it was lights out. the owners saying he was prepared. >> do you feel like you got a lot of prewarning? >> saturday night, i got like six of these messages and probably got two or three yesterday. >> reporter: 18 hours later, this little tourist town of calistoga still looking like a ghost town. >> as a business owner, do you appreciate the preventive measures or is it kind of a hassle? >> no, we definitely support, you know, preventive measures to keep the fire under control. but i think they li erboard. asurthey e neary. the sunristh >> but i was evuated a we so i definitely don't want to experience another fire like

we sent kpix 5 juliette goodrich to check it out and show us how it works, juliette? >> reporter: yeah, liz. one senator is saying this is not only a game changer, but a lifesaver. so we're on the bart platform. you can see the train directly behind me. all these trains you see bay area wide are going to have this had shake alert system. the idea is to get an alert before the shaking happens. 1989, the loma earthquake, a daunting reminder we live along seven significant fault lines. preparing for the next big one means now with scientists predicting more frequent and stronger earthquakes in the future. >> we have 20 to 30 earthquakes a day in southern california and 50 a day in the entire state. so we could have an earthquake at any time. >> reporter: today bart unveiled a newly updated earthquake alert system called shake alert 2.0. giving passengers a few seconds of warning before the ground starts shaking. those sensors read deep waves in the ground called p waves that occur during an earthquake. >> and very rapidly detect the beginnings of the earthquake. the firs

i want to bring in joan walsh, scott jennings and juliette kayyem.could join us here. let's talk about the finger pointing, the tone and the responsibility, joan. what did you think of the president's remarks tonight? >> first of all, i thought they shouldn't have happened, don. i don't think there should have been a campaign speech on a night that two of our presidents, our former secretary of state, congresswoman, et cetera, were threatened this way. it's not a night for political campaigning. i just want to step back and say, we lower the bar for this president all time. we take for granted, of course, he's going to campaign. he should not have campaigned. his statement this afternoon as well as at his rally should have mentioned the victims, should have mentioned each and every one of them and expressed some sort of concern about them and their families and a promise to keep them safe. including us but you know, leave us aside. we're all americans. this is very scary. so those two things together, it's just like he has no idea how to respond and