keenan won the emmy and i congratulate him.picture of keenan. he would imitate me so much and take shots of me so much on april 16 they let me come on "saturday night live" and let me play me. >> mr. charles richards. >> good morning, reverend. please don't take this the wrong way, but i expected you to be a little skinnier. so keenan, congratulations. you deserve it. you have entertained and you have entertained far more than just imitating me like many others and your own comedic talents. and i'm glad for your mother that you brought an emmy home. and i'm glad for me that i'm still smaller than you. good morning and god bless you today. that does it for me. thank you for watching. i'll see you back here next sunday. now to my colleague, alex witt. >> i have to ask, you've hung out with world leaders, civil rights leaders, presidents, but isn't that kind of the coolest being parodied on snl? >> it's cool when it's over. while it's going on you don't know what's going on and you kind of keep your fingers crossed. >> oh, my gosh

let's bring keenan with the latest. we have the markets take a hit after reports deputy attorney rod rosenstein could be resigning. it could have repercussions for the mueller investigation and the trump presidency. came out that rosenstein told friends he was talking about recording the president. there is the concern that if you leaves, his replacement could thatid of mueller, and accelerated the selloff. is thehave on this board s&p 500 industrial index. a big loser, having a lot to do where the tariffs sit. the s&p 500 index, a big winner as oil hits a four-year high. let's go into the first panel of stocks. you will see a lot of red on the screen. i will call this tariffs and other woes. an aluminum company and a chemical company in the bull's-eye. woes, and turbine starbucks announcing it will cut jobs and make a significant change to its structure in a reorganization that has investors concerned. another group of stocks, calling them my merger -- calling them merger monday moves. stocks surged three fold to fourf

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will get more on that from su keenan. story other half of the other than the ongoing trade war that seem to come to a head after we get this additional $200 billion worth of chinese goods. the volatility continue to play out, this is how were setting up in terms of this part of the story. the lira continue to fall to the weakest in three weeks. declineew continues to despite intervention from the central bank. not a lot of conviction when it comes to the rand, although we do have the economy sinking into recession. the setup pretty lackluster going into trading there in sydney. less dovishollar than expected on comments from the rba yesterday. down when it run comes to the wall street close, the dollar x -- advanced on strong factory data that we had. concerns over facebook and 90 helping push the major stock indices lower. su keenan has all the details for us. even amazon wasn't enough to keep things looking positive. su: it hit the big mark and then fell back a bit. investors returning from a lovely three-day holiday to

here is su keenan with more. su: for most of the day it being like the fed was watched, wait and see. then the decisions come out, it's what everyone was hanging on. let's take a look at the market reaction. usually the stocks fall and the yields fall as well. these were unusual times. let's go to some of the big movers. , analystsaw was gopro saying they have new products out, nike beating, very impressive, and quickly to some of the other big movers. , surveymonkey took off with a bang. schlumberger falling with oil, brent crude coming off a four-year high, and u.s. oil actually declining and rallying after hours. that had a lot to do with the fact that the -- you saw the big stock at the top, it's a , the new drink marijuana high in terms of rolling into these stocks. haidi: thank you so much for that, su keenan. coming up next, french president emmanuel macron says he won't do a trade deal with the u.s. unless trump respects the paris accords. more from that interview, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: it is

we will get more from su keenan on that. let's flip up the boards. aside from trade, it's also about em, and em contagion is the word spreading to more countries. we can see the south african rand, 15.3 to the dollar. hitting the surprise recession, the country noticing it can downgrade it to junk status. as for the argentinian peso, that's a record low. falling.sh lira we were talking about hopes that the central bank could hike. now we are talking about fears that the central bank might not. yvonne: as you mentioned, the u.s. finally catching this em cold. a wild start.ng equities pretty much flat on the nzx 50, but we are seeing equity futures heading lower. asx futures down .3% right now. flip up the boards and take a look at currencies, 20 year lows on the indonesian rupiah. 111,r-yen holding around . 55 u.s. cents for the kiwi at the moment. the bond market, no flight to safety and treasuries. we did see selloff across the board. the u.s. 10-year note ticking up overnight. jgb yield at 12 basis points after the boj insted its bond buying septem

it's something that i'm watching for sure >> we have black rock's chief investment officer, jim keenan, with us today. nice to see you again. it's been a while. give me your view. the last trading day of a good quarter for stocks bonds are in your wheelhouse but you must have a broad market view >> i think they hit on some of it there's been a lot of momentum in the economy i think everyone has been a bit surprised with regards to the strength and the health and the resiliency of operating earnings and you're seeing that reprised in the market early on in the year you had everyone kind of foreseeing all of that and the high expectation of it and then you had some volatility in february and march but you've seen that flow through certainly there are a lot of risks but you're seeing it in the numbers. >> you have trade, arnings, midterms rates. what's the biggest >> there's geo politics but i think when you look at over the next 12 months and the pricing of assets today, how do you -- how does that momentum continue on i would say in aggregate the costs and what that might mean to profit

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veteran cast member keenan thompson says he is pumped for another "snl" season opener. >> you can feel the buzz and everybody knows that, you know, they feel like they're part of something special before the show even starts. >> thompson now, by the way, the show's longest serving cast member. this is "snl's" 44th season. >> wow! >> watch the show live tomorrow night after the football game here on nbc bay area. it will air again at 11:30. which con yay wi which con ykanye will show up? >> we will watch just for that. >> thanks for joining us. is a great weekend. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- paul giamatti,

su keenan there for us in new york.berg users can interact with charts using the gtv function. have a look at the charts we -- have beentring featuring. you can save them for your future reference. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: this is bloomberg. ♪ let's get you a check of the latest business flash headlines. forward optimistic after a month of underwhelming cells from automakers -- sales from automakers. a gain of 4.1%. analysts expecting a decline. of thextended deliveries accord, slumping 11% last month. mercedes-benz and bracing electric with its first that are he powered car in a direct threat to tesla. going "allcompany is in." they had expected to invest $12 billion, but said spending had gone beyond that number. backing out of china has car buyers prefer larger sedans and suvs. it has agreed to transfer its entity that another will continue to make suzuki-branded vehicles under license. rishaad: as we look at prospects for the open, the hang seng off by .2%, futures for china also lower.

and china. >> su keenan, thank you so much for that. south korean president moon jae-in heading for pyongyang today with nuclear talks on the agenda. we will be in seoul. >> plus, how the corporate banking sector is dealing with global challenges including this ongoing trade. our exclusive interview with a jpmorgan representative is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ext. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "daybreak asia." i am shery on a new york. haidi: i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. it begins in singapore today. they represent a collective market cap of over three point five trillion dollars. let's get over to juliette saly, who is with the firm's global head of corporate banking. juliette:- absolutely. we have just been discussing the latest developments in the tit-for-tat trade spat between the u.s. and china. they give so much for joining us. it is kind of exhausting keeping up-to-date with what is happening in the u.s.-china trade relationship, but we have heard the new round of paris will come into effect on september 20 fourth. ho

thank you, su keenan, joining us from new york.nping is promising debt relief for poor nations in africa as he pushes back against criticism of his signature belt and road initiative. he alleged new financing for the continent at the opening of it in beijing. tom mackenzie has been watching all of this. what is the biggest take away from the president's speech? tom:resident xi -- president xi is taking on the criticism of the flagship program he put his name two, the central witticism being that his plan to build infrastructure across asia, central europe, parts of africa, that it is leading many of these countries heavily indebted. he took that criticism on and said what he was going to do was pushed through some debt relief african nations. he did not name which ones. he outlined a plan for an additional $60 billion worth of credit. some of that would be interest-free loans. some would be grants. outlined what he china would not be doing in terms of its financing for some of these african nations. take a listen. if five -- a low

su keenan joins us with the details. we getthe top story as that battering from hurricane florence as well as the sanctions on iran. ahead of thee supply report on wednesday, but let's get right to the market close. again, it was a search for the afternoone in when we were higher across the board. big push from energy related shares. notice the nasdaq 100 has the biggest gain of all, the highest concentration of tech stocks, so you see the gain there. let's get into some of the other moves on the market. again, we noticed the surge in yields on the two-year, which is the most sensitive to interest rates. the fed is going ahead with its pash to raise rates. also notice oil near $70 once again and with a bullet is what a lot of analysts are telling us. we get to the fang stocks -- f aang stocks, and it was a rebound ahead of the iphone rollout. to be able to rebound from that selloff. it goes to second-quarter earnings, he says, which were exceptionally strong. get rid of the trade headlines, and the market wants to go hig

su keenan in new york.up next, we are counting down to the bank of japan survey, expected to show corporate sentiment hitting it ceiling. this is bloomberg. ♪ coming -- counting down to asia's first major market opening this morning. japan futures looking higher. maybe taking a lead from the u.s. i would have to say the weaker yen has certainly created optimism around where the index can go in the next quarter. we are also waiting for the survey from the bank of japan. large manufacturers, small manufacturers, what it tells us about where the japanese economy is now and where it may be heading. this is "daybreak: asia." i'm kathleen hays in new york. haidi: i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney. we are moments away from the bank of japan's survey. the third quarter expected to show corporate sentiment broadly hitting something of a ceiling. and with the rising risk coming from trade and the fallout from the natural result -- from the natural disasters. another typhoon on tokyo. the focus is whether the outlook a

bloomberg's su keenan joins us now, the equity rally seems to be broadening?u: yes, in fact, the dow is one of the last wants to make it record high. there was concern about some major diversions, but strategists do one about trade risks. the bondr weakening, yield holding above 3%, a big story. the the s&p banking index had a big gain and continues to be a leader in the come back. the nasdaq 100, the top. tech heavy index is also a big back.f the come the libor is another part of the story, you saw what some are calling a catch up as the libor u.s. dollar index liked as traders in the u.s. are seeing for rate hikes, two more in store. that is considered a catch up -- they are seeing 4 rate hikes, with two more in stores. amazon, announcing that it is increasing its home voice technology throughout the home, that will impact or provide a rivalry to sonos home audio systems. autodesk got a big upgrade on lanco'sargets, and e animal health ipo was also well received, it is phoned by eli lilly. wells fargo also announcing they will cut 5-10% jobs over the next th

drew keenan is watching this.ear hurricanes are pretty common this time of year but this is actually a very big, historic one. >> we haven't seen one hit this part of the country in decades and it's being called extremely dangerous, possibly being upgraded to a cot fware 5, which is the most dangerous we have. let's go to bloomberg right now, we're looking at satellite pictures now they can view from up above. again these storms change by the hour and what we have right now is four storms, we rarely see this. we've got a tropical storm paul, zach, but this is the big one, florence. as mentioned it is barreling toward the east coast of the u.s., the carolinas, which are a very big area of homes along the coast, and virginia. let's go back into some video to take a look at how people in those areas are preparing. again, what we have is a big evacuation among the outer banks, under mandatory evacuation. we just now as we went on air got word that virginia, the state to the north has ordered against mandtoir evacuatio

su keenan the latest. markets were able to keep their cool. it seems like we'll must follow china in terms of shrugging off what many thought would be a big flap on the market. analysts point out that weaker tariffs and a small amount of goods being under tariff by china could indicate a tapering down of the trade dispute. let's take a look at the market snapshot. the dollar was in focus here and bonds. note the yields on the tenure bond back above 3%. that is something that is closely watched because it triggered a big selloff earlier in the year. pretty decent gains. what is important to note is that over on the right-hand side, this is the jpmorgan global volatility index declining. you see that and here with the white index, which is the vix, declining in this latest market. let's look at some of the big movers. macron getting a big move higher , one of the analyst says they -- this is the pot stop that continues to move higher. it has exceeded of $14 billion valuation and it was only ipo just two months ago. it now has a greater market co

su keenan has the latest. >> we have corporate news, a new round of earnings. we also have some economic data, strong retail sales expected. let's go right to some of the stocks in the spotlight. because apple is coming out with a new iphone that usually grabs the headlines, but instead it is about the suppliers. they are likely to be in for some tariff trouble. there is also warning they could get heat. spotlightks in the had to do with major news about the company or the ceo. tesla remains in the spotlight as there are concerns not just about elon musk's ability to lead tesla, but also spacex, --er he was found what does the company look like without jack ma? and there is speculation that try and funds will targeted for takeover. probably it is a different company, not kimberly-clark. we will see how that trades on monday. in terms of the markets, right to the nasdaq 100, the heaviest tech index. it had its worst week since mark. cr -- since march. trade policy uncertainty is the title. stock investors to not seem to care as the s&p 500 climbed, but the uncer

jeremy keenan a british professor and author has spent. the military engagement of the united states in the region. that had been in america probably something much more important at the time the nine eleven that was the publication of the thing that's known generally has the cheney report the cheney report i think was the first executive order that president bush gave when he came into power which was to look at the crisis of the energy sector in the states in one thousand nine hundred seven imports of energy oil that supposed to fifty percent level that was psychologically sort of crisis level. in a report focused on future american spies or oil and of course focused on africa has becoming the most important supplier of good quality oil that would fit the turtle structure system. even more important to the gulf certainly africa but comes of critical importance to little classes in washington. of strategic interests is a side to the north algeria and libya the largest oil reserves in africa and to the south those of the gulf of guinea. th

redo of the city, it is underground a rail line from basically fourth and howard area >> fourth and keenan. -- fourth and king, potentially pennsylvania avenue. >> all the way into downtown. so you say we need to rethink that? are you saying we need to put the brakes on it ? >> the entire trans-bay terminal was overbuilt to start with. this cost $2.2 billion in the city of san francisco loaned over a order of $1 billion, i'm the only member of the board of supervisors to vote against that loan. this thing has been a debacle, it is poorly constructed, on its roof it is falling apart, it is collapsing at the bottom. the whole thing is a nightmare. >> it was ing, forecrams we hadf garden already crumbling. it is interesting, the trans- bay terminal is spectacular, it really is, it is a one-of-a-kind , an amazing structure. who actually owns and runs this thing and how did it get created because it is part of what we call a joint powers authority. >> it is basically a partnership between san francisco, alameda and san mateo, it is a joint powers authority authorized by the state of california.

jeremy keenan a british professor and author has spent fourteen studying the. military engagement of the united states in the region with about more than just security. that being in america probably something much more important at the time the nine eleven that was the publication of the thing that's known generally as the cheney report the cheney report i think was the first executive order that president bush gave when he came into power which was to look at the crisis of the energy sector in the states in one thousand nine hundred seven imports of energy oil that supposed to fifty percent level that was psychologically sort of crisis level. in a report focused on future american spies or oil and of course focused on africa has becoming the most important supplier of good quality oil that would fit the turtle structure system. even more important the gulf certainly africa comes of critical importance to the little classes in washington. of strategic interests is a side to the north algeria and libya the largest oil reserves in africa and to the south those o

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veteran cast member keenan thompson says he is pumped for another "snl" season opener. >> you can feel the buzz and everybody knows that, you know, they feel like they're part of something special before the show even starts. >> thompson now, by the way, the show's longest serving cast member. this is "snl's" 44th season. >> wow! >> watch the show live tomorrow night after the football game here on nbc bay area. it will air again at 11:30. which con yay wi which con ykanye will show up? >> we will watch just for that. >> thanks for joining us. is a great weekend. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- paul giamatti, common, magician shin lim, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 934. suffolk county. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ nd pplause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. thank you very much. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, to "the tonight show." this is it. great show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] paul giamatti is here tonight, ladies and gentlemen. paul giamatti. [ cheers and applause ] common is

it's like, but then i'm up against, like you know, henry winkler and tony shalhoub, and titus and keenanreat, great crew to be a part of.oi >> jimmy: it's to be a a great year. do you have a good luck thing that you carry with or anything. >> oh, yeah, man. well, today would have been my mother's 70t so i usually -- [ audience aws ]pl [ se ] thank you. so, i normally wear my mother's jewelry. so, i'm going to like pick a'v a piece thatbeen saving of hers to rock up there. also, i feel like if i weait i won't fall up the stairs. cause that's my biggest fear. if i win i will fall up the stairs on my face, but i feel like if i have my mother on me, it will be -- she'll block that. so i'm going to make sure i have that it. it's my mom, man.to >> jimmylly will. mom always saves you. we love you, and best of luck to you. wh ah man, thank you. >> jimmy: come bacever and i'll be watching, rooting for you. brian tyree henry, everybody! we'll be right back with senator cory booker. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ lemonade! i'll take a cup! i got this kids. one cup of lemonade. thanks? time

that was su keenan in new york. stephen engle is watching the next story. what is going on? steve: nothing in place for the circuit breaker. we are in a cycle of implementation and retaliation and that escalation. implementation, the next round of tariffs is likely to comment new in hong kong time. that is midnight in washington dc. so less than five hours from now, the u.s. is likely to impose new tariffs on $200 billion of additional chinese goods to the u.s., that would be $250 billion in total. almost last of last -- almost half of last year's imports from china. say they will do this on $110 billion worth of goods from the united states to china. that is 70% of the total u.s. sales to china. as you mentioned, china has indeed called off any proposed talks that steve mnuchin and others from the white house have proposed for the latest round of talks. the growing consensus in beijing is that they are not going to sit down and talk, or at least trump will not necessarily be in a conciliatory mood before the midterms. we have a few more weeks of pain. that is where we lead

su keenan has the latest. cbs, there are fast-moving details.t you saw with cbs is in july the new yorker first moved six allegations. that is when negotiations began package.t les moonvess contractvery unique that $50 billion we need to be paid to cvs if he left before the natural ending of his contract. if he left before the natural ending of his contract. but now the new yorker has removed and others story with its more women coming forward. 12 women total with very serious allegations of sexual misconduct , physical assault, sexual and in therassment, latest story, allegations from a number of women on a culture at allowingrk that was sexual misconduct and harassment to continue. cbs is reacting quickly. word was the announcement would come monday. it has now come at this moment itt the ceo is leaving and that a interim cbs -- ceo has come. this stock will be on the move when we open on monday. >> implications for the viacom saga. is there more clarity over the shareholder battle? >> there was a strong move between sherry redstone who had op

bloomberg's su keenan has the latest. concern has been, we will we see the selloff we saw with equities? su: that is a concern. banks were a big leading gainer in the market and i. there were concerns expressed by market strategists that this market continues to shrug off trading concerns as a negotiating strategy. the dollar unchanged in after-hours, but showing weakness in the after session. the yield above 3%. that is a key level. you will note the s&p 500 banking index showed a big gain. own,tech heavy nasdaq was d as was the nasdaq. the only major benchmark in this major day of trading. gtv is where you can find our library of charts. notice this green block here. these are the leverage funds net dollar positions. it is starting to come down. one of the big hedge funds is warning the next step may be for investors to pull back on the dollar. let's go into the big movers of the day, banks, as i mentioned. deutsche bank getting a very big jump on the day. take a look at some of the other big movers. you will see amazon

su keenan has been looking at the latest market action. there is a sense that the market wants to relentlessly push higher ir investors have -- or investors have -- kathleen: we are seeing the correct assessment that there has been ratcheting up of the trade talks, but that the size of the tariffs from the u.s. are less than expected and the byunt of goods tariffed china are less than expected. it could mean there is a de-escalation in the works, and that is definitely a positive for the market. look at the nasdaq 100, the most heavy concentration of tech and the stocks are semi--- and the semiconductor index, strong. volatility is the name of the game. our chart that gtv. look over here. a big drop recently. this is the jpmorgan global volatility index. the vix shows there has been a reigning in. look at this. earnings played a role. positive reviews. it may have a buyback in the works. continues to have an outsized valuation. $14 billion valuation. that's after only two months post-ipo. yes, fedex and general mills, disappointing on the

let's bring in su keenan with the latest. had controversy over rod rosenstein possibly resigning. we have speculation of who could take that role. abc news is saying matthew whitaker, a former u.s. attorney, could be a possibility. mas in these political dra washington playing into the markets. su: that is real drama because if trump were to replace rosenstein, what you would have is a possibility the whole mueller investigation could be called off. that would be a big turning point in history. let's go to the snapshot and focus at the bottom, the s&p 500. the big mover of the day directly impacted by those tariffs, the s&p energy index a big winner, impacted by the rise to four year highs in oil. tariffs and other trouble. aluminum taking a big drop. not just because of the aluminum tariffs, but part of a problem in the industry is a big old up and supply. andnt down 1500 chemical plastic imports were targeted by u.s. retaliatory tariffs from china. dupont right in the bullseye. ge down to a nine-year low. looks like they are going to lose a bidding war on a contract for a power

su keenan is watching this.are pretty, and the east coast, so how bad could this one get? this one is being looked at as very dangerous, for this part of the country, potentially the worst in decades. we see them develop, but they really get to this strength. that strength and speed of this is changing by the hour, now poised to become the strongest hurricane in a most 30 years to hit the carolinas. you can see we have a couple of storms out in the atlantic and in the pacific, that is rare. one is a category 1, 1 is a category 3 and the other is a tropical storm. the one in red is hurricane florence and the speed is about hour.les per if we go and look at the pictures, people are getting ready, early stages of development for this storm but there are already mandatory orders of evacuation. the outer banks of the carolinas virginia.n the richmond mayor has declared an emergency, so people are really getting ready and already in stores, purchasing anything to do with supplies and even rebuilding materials because

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