i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg.ay come across assets midday, getting into the japanese lunch break let us look at the global muck removers. we are down across equity markets -- global macro movers. down.ong is 1.5% yvonne is pointing down, every single stock is down here in hong kong. if you are hoping that it is bad weather that is delaying the release of gdp numbers, sorry to disappoint you, hong kong has said that that mother will not affect the release of gdp numbers. all of this coming of course ahead had of the u.s. federal reserve decision later tonight or early morning tomorrow. rishaad: and also beijing. boj. they are weighing in on the need for more easing. we've got a special guest. >> i have a very special guest, i am back here again with eisuke sakakibara, professor at the university in tokyo and former vice minister of finance for international affairs, not to the road as mr. yen. glad to have you back here. and in the midst of a very interesting time. we just had the bank of japan meeting, concerned w

i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. yvonne: thank you. of course, it is the boj day. the bank of japan wrapping up its food a policy meeting in the hours.uple it is expected to hold policies steady ahead of the federal reserve's long-awaited decision tomorrow. david: kathleen hays is in tokyo outside the boj. bank either central deviate from this almost predetermined monetary policy script? like it: well, it seems would be a big market mover if they did, david. here i am in front of the bank of japan. the closer we get to 12:00 tokyo time, the more we know we are in the zone where we are going to hear what they are doing. we had that adjustment production data from japan. we know there is a trade war threatening japanese manufacturing. in -- and japan in their own trade war spat. but when the bank of japan comes out of the meeting and gives us an update, they might say basically domestic demand is pretty good, household spending picked up, we think we will see solid growth. as for the yen, everybody k

i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: thanks.st important item on this week is earnings. we have someone joining us to talk about how much data is coming our way. what are we looking for? have a look at the broader picture. it is monday. membersalking about 300 . 1200 stocks. that is about .25 of the index. the cost about half of index and gets busier this week. here's what we are seeing in japan. we were talking with caterpillar this week. we talked about nissan last week. toyota is your apples to apples. what we are careful to see is assumptions here on dollar-yen. that will determine how much they can play with as far as earnings are concerned. then we move into this -- deeper into the fiscal year. have a look at south korea. this is ground zero. the third line you see is ground zero for earnings. everything that is happening from the trade wars in korea and japan to the chip cycle and tech cycle. -30% is the current estimate for growth in south korea. it is looking very expensive. india, halfway through the season. yield not

i am su keenan. this is bloomberg. thanks very much.t is happening on the markets -- in the markets. sophie: we are seeing tepid moves across asset class that. the market halted a five-week advance on friday. markets stock and bond are closed on this monday. treasuries looking little changed after that 10 year yield ended last week nearing one month year high. the australian dollar is steady nearing one make high ahead of the rba's meeting. and ahead of the bok's policy to decision, the korean won is little changed, after capping a second weekly decline. for 2019, should governor lee cut rates on thursday. samsung is holding a four-day gain amid this trade spat with japan. tosung reportedly managing secure emergency supplies for three key materials targeted by those restrictions. among soft numbers of note, the capital in sydney sliding to a record low after a $2.3 billion plan to sell its life insurance unit to the u.k. resolution life. is unlikely to proceed. plans to overhaul business and the scandal. and p does not expect to pay a d

i am su keenan. this is bloomberg.et's take it to our top story of the day, china's trade later on. on display gdp, industrial reaction -- industrial numbers and more being released. what can we expect? we are expecting a data dump of information and on gdp front economists expected to two point 6%.t -- weakening economic demand with the external shock of tariffs that have come in. on june activity data there is no let up in weakness with policy support ticking time to kick in. the data we have seen so far doesn't point to a positive picture. the friday import data showed weaker domestic data as well as export demand from the global growth. -- weak global growth. supply and demand indicators were very wobbly and then we had added tariffs that got worse. we saw the recent producer price numbers also coming down significantly. economists are expecting china's economy to slow further in the second half as external demand remains the biggest drag. for that to finally stabilize at the end of the year with policy support. sh

i am su keenan. this is bloomberg.u: china's first -- ofry: two months increasingly chaotic unrest in hong kong. the weekend saw clashes between riot police and protesters in multiple locations. our senior reporter is at the scene of the latest violence. authorities are struggling to contain the unpredictable tactics. what is going on? i am in a residential district in west hong kong. we were here last week because along the road here, you can see what is known as the liaison office. this is a main representative office of beijing here in hong kong. as it was last night, it was a focus of protest. the other thing that happened is when the police were clearing the protesters from this area, up here you can see is a pedestrian street that leads all the way up into the central area. police are using teargas. it went all the way up the streets into that residential area. this happened as a conclusion of an extremely chaotic three days of protest here in hong kong. it started friday at the airport, thousands of protesters w

yvonne: su keenan is joining us. >> u.s. companies may be approved to restart sales to huawei within weeks. the department of commerce is evaluating all licenses that were blacklisted over national security concerns. jobs. is ready to cut the glass original says this will affect employees and future technologies. the u.s. trade commission is facing criticism for not going far enough in the settlement with facebook to resolve the cambridge analytical data scandal. they approved a record $5 billion deal. meaning finds but it can't get an immediate outcry. facebookment -- approved a revenue of almost $56 billion last year. to hong kong, protests continue throughout the weekend. demonstrators are maintaining their demand for carrie lam to resign. and for an independent inquiry about excessive force by police. beijing has refused the offer to step down, telling her she is to blame for the situation. to eastern indonesia. it is clearing up after a strong, shower earthquake caused widespread panic. no immediate reports of injury. n

i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. asiand: our chief correspondent is here for the summit. what is on the way? we were going to continue to talk about the trade truce between donald trump and xi jinping, perhaps this de-escalation of tensions will solidify the situation in both of those countries. we will talk about that further coming up in our coverage. this is bloomberg. ♪ the hour.op of it is our time to get over to seoul. next guest.th our take it away. yvonne: we are talking about what happened yesterday at the dmz, that historic handshake. president trump also stepping over to the north korean side, the first sitting president to do so. it was quite a scene. is dr. troy. -- >> this is beginning another round of negotiations. the situation getting havingnd worse -- after the third meeting, i think that we are going back to the post singapore summit last year. they are going to talk about nuclear talks, but they are still unpredictable. we need to manage the situation. just theatrics? a photo op

paul: su keenan, thank you very much for joining us. inzon so in extended -- fell extended trading after extending its forecast. it says it will continue a cycle of improving delivery times and boosting topline growth. let's cross to seattle and matt. they told us last quarter they were going to be spending some $800 million. they are trying to turn their plan delivery pledge into a one-day pledge and it is more expensive than they thought it would be. they indicated that would continue for the next few quarters. they rolled that program out to try to increase the speed up delivery and reinvigorate growth in their core retail business. were a bit of a bright spot for amazon. applicant will that be the outlook? matt: it is growing in importance. in thehe third biggest united states behind google and facebook. they are higher-margin businesses compared to amazon's areretail and investors increasingly focused on those metrics. both the advertising and the cloud computing. shery: regulation is a big issue these days for tech companies. did

su keenan has more on this. it was a day of contradictions. you have a more dovish fed in chair powell, and very strong inflation numbers. they came in much stronger than expected. that put the fed in a tight spot. another late day rally pushing to records at the close. let's look at the snapshot. we saw treasuries retreating after the latest inflation reading. dollars -- impact on bonds. we saw gold slip. we saw the s&p gain for a third day. check out the nasdaq 100, it was lower. if we check out the big movers you will see very big moves. dropping toeyond the lowest in 20 years. zillow down lower, gamestop lower. snap one of the few positives here. amazon in the spotlight. they are spending a half billion dollars to retrain workers. look at the gains in the stock. they averaged 30% annual return since 2010. in the spotlight now as its market value continues to grow. let's look at the commodities trading. dropping off.ices what is the story? su: let's look at the falter in the oil rally. if you look at the five-day chart, it has been a wild w

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shery: su keenan, thank you for the latest on the market.dee end of the g20 and talks come investors money is going and what are the biggest risks. brett ewing is chief market strategist and joins us from tallahassee florida. great to have you with us. treasuries really seesawing in the session today. it fell with the all caps going higher and going back with a numbers. just for yields to rise again. where would you find the opportunities where if you are looking at where rates can go from here? short-term, on the on the short end of the rate curve, we do expect rates to go down in the longer and to start creeping up. we saw a little bit of that long and rising today. of we do like the interests lending right here, specifically in the housing market. look at what 30 year mortgage rates have done since november. five .3% to 4%. i know hives think -- housing has started slow but we think the second half of 2019 is the place to be. shery: this gtv chart on the bloomberg showing how fed fund futures are still pricing in two cuts in 2019, four in

shery: su keenan, thank you.re is a $13 trillion blackhole at the heart of global financial markets. negative yielding debt, bonds worth less. so where do we feeind yield? let's bring in winnie caesar. great to have you with us. the fed expected to cut rates this end of the month. actually, two weeks. where is capital expected to go after this fed rate cut and fixed income? winnie: we really think that the market is getting a little bit ahead of itself in terms of anticipating what the fed is going to do. our wells fargo economics team sinks -- thinks there will be a single 25 basis point rate cut in july, next week. we have gotten there so quickly. our bias is to expect more of the same in terms of deploying capital across corporate credit. we are tactically overweight because we think cash is most likely to flow into the ig universe with a bit of a defensive bias given that is a lot of global uncertainty regarding the real fundamentals of growth. shery: despite the fact we are expecting a fed rate cut, we conti

i'm su keenan would first word headlines. ahead with the tax on big cap, this despite president trump threatening retaliatory tariffs. he has planned what he has the ghoulish and as of the levy that the french government says will be opened anyway. bruno le maire insists the measure is not deliberately targeting american companies, and says fair taxation and intellect of any is a universal interest. friends should understand the decision of france to have its own digital as any willingness of targeting the other companies, but that's not the case. we are not willing to target the american companies. >> meanwhile, china's top hong kong policy office will give its first response later to the continued escalation of protests in the city. the weekend some mass demonstrations across the city and violent clashes with police. the american chamber of commerce in hong kong is calling on the government to show more leadership. the sad story in the philippines. at least eight people have been killed in a series of earthquakes in the nor

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shery: su keenan, think is a much for that.oining us now is the cofounder and coo of -- joining us here with the latest on the market moves. of course, su was telling us about oil. when it comes to industrial commodities, can anything you done about demand when you do not have china in the equation or china is that weak? >> on the demand side, industrial commodities or other imports, those are going to really going to be anchored by it what is going on in global industrial growth, which is not limited to china. when we look at our cycle research globally for 22 economies, this is the one true global cycle. there is so much interconnectedness in the production process. as you were just kind of intimating, it is a bit soft, suspiciously soft. totally makes sense in the industrialthe global downturn, which has been going on for quite some while. the leading indicators of global industrial growth actually turned down in late 2017 be lower -- before the pmi's. jay powell talking about what is going on with growth, said, look, i am p

shery: su keenan, thank you. , i thank yous now for joining us.s pointrger at could really upset markets and get them concerned about the state of the economy. at the results, there has been a split amongst members about if the rate cut is appropriate. boston, veryt vocal about being anti-cut. a big cut will be controversial. shery: we are in the midst of earnings season and we are seeing a bit of insight into the industrial. we saw caterpillar, a mixed bag of earnings. what is that telling you about where these intentions could take the big companies? it back byeel sector, auto being one that is more vocal to the trade situation with china, chemicals is another. some have openly said weakness in the area has been damaging their earnings outlet. -- earnings outlook. trade, we are of seeing hope and progress this week. what is the best outcome look like by the time we get to the end of these restarted talks? >> no escalation. do no more harm situation. hopeful. one of the things worth thinking about is whether a rate cut would cause the president t

su keenan has more on this. let's talk about the big moves. these will very much impact the friday trade. let's start with how the big numbers are moving. let's look at the three key stocks. for, tesla, and facebook. two misses and a hit. facebook really coming in strong. let's start with tesla. shares plummeting after the worseic carmaker posted a than expected loss and backtracked from a returned to profit. you can see the rough ride they have had throughout the year. now down in a big way year to date. f $1.12 a share, missing excitations of only $0.31. they are going to focus on delivering more cars, expanding capacity, and generating cash. facebook meanwhile be sales estimates. also confirming the $5 billion settlement the ftc on the privacy issues were drafted it week and confirming there is also a new antitrust probe into some of the bigger social media giants. continue to add users as scrutiny intensifies. revenue jumping 28%, showing resilience in advertising. ford, the strategic push for suv's has proved to be a short-term negative i

shery: c keenan, thank you so much.et's bring in state street global macro strategist marvin lowe. great to have you in new york. very early in the season, but still, we continue to see analysts trimming their forecast. is that just commonplace, given that analysts start optimistic and then trim their targets? or is there something different this time around? usually, that mentality go throughout the quarter. the fact that they are trimming now on numbers that are pretty low i think is an indication of just how much slowing we might start to expect as are looking into 2020, which is really where the equity markets are looking at at this point. it is not that unusual at this point. shery: the bond market seems to think the global economy is slowing. we continue to see this lower and lower rate. who will end up being right, stocks or bonds? marvin: that is the big debates about us or so. stocks hit all-time highs. bonds certainly get to loans we have not seen in several years. there is the case that they both can be right

su keenan, thanks very much for that type of the markets. still to come, the governor of the bank of japan says there is nervousness in the air in markets. we will assess his causes for concern. shery: rob mumford, portfolio manager of emerging markets, gives his top investing tips. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: the rba assistant governor speaking right now here in the sydney euro of bloomberg. he had -- bureau of bloomberg. he says they are a far way away from conventional policy. policy unconventional tools are some way off. the aussie dollar might be higher now if it was not for those two rba cuts we have seen. pretty resilient. it has barely moved during the remarks from the assistant governor. you can watch that online go -- if you are a bloomberg subscriber. why not watch us instead? we had apple rally after morgan stanley boosted its price target while micron was lifted to buy from neutral at goldman. sophie kamaruddin is here with a little more. expected forame asian tech stocks since tuesday, yes? tohie: quite a few catalysts track the

su keenan us now.s is the second busiest day of this earnings season on the s&p 500 so so much to get through. start with the regular session. su: when you have trump lashing out at china, that puts the air out of the bag in terms of expectations. let's take a look at the market snapshot. what you will notice is the energy section of the s&p was one of the stronger sectors and had to do with oil rebounding. let's take a look at some of the earnings. winners and losers in the regular session. beyond meet carrying over from its disappointing earnings last night, down from 12%. under armour warning about weak sales ahead. chesapeake writing the energy wave -- riding the energy wave. pronto and gamble out with strong earnings. what we also have his big action after hours. let's take a look at the big moves we've got. three hits and a miss. apple out with positive news. falling even though they come in line. very disappointed forecast. apple revenue for the fourth quarter. 2.4 percent. that was above the av

su keenan has more on this. should we start with the regular session?e saw a steady climb for the s&p 500, quite choppy for the dow. did see, as you mentioned, mixed earnings reports, but the strong reports managed to offset the week economic data. the story is the records once again. chip stocks were a big part of that tory. we've got the nasdaq at a record once again. if we go into the individual movers again, the fact that we had chip stocks very strong also offset the fact that some of the major industrials -- boeing and caterpillar -- were very disappointing. boeing having a surprise itsterly loss, showing that max jet problem continues to be strong. caterpillar, slowdown in manufacturing is really the story here. this timee mentioned yesterday, getting a huge boost as it reported its numbers after hours. analysts say the results validate a turnaround. ups.otice it jumped the most since 2008, giving transportation a live, suspending its seven-day delivery. let's go to after hours. this is the story that will probably drive friday earnings. we are s

. >> host: as john maynard keenan said in the long run, we can't wait for the long run . >> guest: where not the only country that spacing is, look at what happened in europe over the past five or six years with the refugee crisis that the syrian civil war has generated and the libyan of the war, making libya place for every country to transit two. europe cannot pay refuge to every person who lives in africa and asiathat doesn't have the standard of living that europe does . it's notpossible . and it's notparticularly my opinion , to do what angela merkel did a few years ago which is to say if you survived the journey you can, . you're encouraging people to make the dangerous journey to syria and the balkans or in ourcase up through central america and mexico . if you wanted to she would send plane after playing from love anza and syria and bring all these people that she doesn't so she's trying to ameliorate the problem she has on her borders and it's what a lot of democrats want to do. i want to ameliorate the people in individual cases without thinking through the policy implications

su keenan joins us with more.have the fed chair jay powell speaking in congress, not to mention we are reeling from the strong u.s. labor data as we greetedsu: it was blowout data -- data we got last week. su: it was blowout data affecting the markets. one strategist said the market will be very disappointed if the cuts don't go the way that is planned. let's take a look at the market snapshot. we did see the dollar stronger. bonds and the gold retreating. of course, you notice financials were a big area, both financial and health care stocks led the way lower. the deutsche bank news we heard about weighed heavily on stocks for banks as well as the interest rate picture. the futures almost virtually flat. many were saying it was almost an uneventful monday. we typically see this after a long holiday weekend. many professionals take the entire week off. it will be a wait-and-see week as we count down jay powell's testimony before congress. takeake a looks -- let's a look at the big movers. the german chemical maker

su keenan joins us with more.re was a session in the morning but we got the trade news in the afternoon, we just kept moving higher. su: one to punch for the bulls with strong earnings and this optimistic news on the trade talks. let's go to the market snapshot. what you will notice is bonds fell, the dollar rose but look at material stocks. that was the strongest part of the s&p 500 that also is the part that have been the bullseye of these tariffs. take a look at some of the big movers and you will notice really big moves here. hasbro flowing it away on earnings. coca-cola hitting the highest level since we have seen, since the 1960's since we started records. a real turnaround for the company and very strong sales in china. pulte is a disappointment. reality holdings deal with amazon to sell with its interstate -- internet marketplace affecting the rivals as well. let's go to the bloomberg. coca-cola doing really well in its sales. even the ceo says he came into the quarter concerned, and even he was impressed

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su keenan has more. can blame investors for being more cautious given where we are headed into this week? su: everyone seems to believe there will be a fed rate cut. it is what happens next is the big question. what investors don't know what is happening next, they tend to go to the sidelines. we did see the s&p hundred each out a gain. we also saw the dollar at a three week high. index, the semiconductor was an area of strength. again, you have the s&p 500 futures flat as we look ahead to the wednesday session. bloomberg andthe find our library of charts. good news with bad news. we have the s&p 500 moving higher. lastly, we were at all-time highs. we are starting to see a drop in futures. that kind of disparity is an issue because one of those is going to be proven to be the right direction and that will tend to be a wake-up call for the markets. let's move into some of the big movers. you will see that carlyle group, interesting story, the private equity firm. they will convert to a corporation when t

everything's better be tried for prime time coverage is just getting started on this friday night catherine keenanth kron 4 news at night. thank you can thank you. pam, a coming up next a quiet bay area neighborhood now on edge, an elderly man found dead in his home police believe he was the victim of a home invasion robbery, the killer still on the loose, we'll be live on the scene with the latest and ice raids expected to be happening this weekend. in the bay area and all over the country protests have already started and the weekend expected to be pretty hot. we'll have the latest from mother rodrigues that's coming up next. developing news in the south bay, a person was killed in an apparent. >>home invasion in san jose thanks for joining us at 9 on can wait and i'm catherine he and the police are treating this as a homicide it happened in a quiet community of montecito drive and that's where kron four's gayle ong is live tonight and has the very latest gayle. >>catherine can you can see it's still very active investigation we're here odyssey don't drive. we have pictures from earlier way show

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su keenan joins us with more on today's trading.really felt fluctuations throughout the session. investors are pretty much focused on second-quarter earnings. su: they deafly are waiting to see what the earnings are and the prediction from some analysts is not great. worst of times is one of the quotes. a lot a focus on fed speak, the retail sales numbers and the chinese gdp. let's take a look at the snapshot because we did see tech save the day, helping push indexes higher. a big boost for some of the chip stocks. notice the future is relatively flat going into the tuesday session. if we can take a look at the bloomberg gtv where you can find our library of charts. amazon briefly popped up back into the $1 trillion territory. it was prime day, a lot of anticipation on that. has not been up in that range since the fall. last year, a couple of glitches with their website but they ended up having a great day. a little bit of a repeat but by all accounts it was positive. let's take a look at the big movers in the day. top of the list i

about an earthquake in southern california as we wrap up kron 4 news at 8 major quake and catherine keenaniviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9 to keep us up to date. >>thank you just enough, thank you can coming up at 9 more on that 6.9 earthquake hitting southern california. the second big quake in a matter today's a lot of people panic now some people feeling this as far away as las vegas, even here in the bay area. we'll have the latest on the breaking news story plus a homicide investigation underway in pacheco after a 29 year-old man was killed we're live in the east ba the latest there and crews all over the bay area they've been busy night and a bad one fire sparked by illegal fireworks will have more on that coming up next at night. introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo today. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>local news station. >>and that

reporting live in san francisco, i'm sergio keenan that. >> thank you very much. the tesla was rented through the app called get around. the company is considered the leading car share service. it started in 2009. it's headquartered in san francisco. verified drivers rent cars that are not being used with the remote lock accessed by their phone. the company actually partnered with the sfmta as part of a car sharing project. >>> follow-up to a story we first brought you as breaking news during our 6:00 newscast. a six acre fire in mclaren is park is now under control. the video is from earlier today. no structures were damaged. it sparked around 5:30 this afternoon. the cause at this hour does remain under investigation. >>> all lanes are open again inside the macarthur tunnel in san francisco after a car burst into flames there. everyone who was inside at the time was forced to evacuate until firefighters got everything under control. this is the sunol that connects park presidio boulevard and the golden gate bridge. this happened just after 12:30 today. fortunate

taco bell just off east dan lee boulevard good evening, everybody on vicki liviakis i'm catherine keenan thanks for joining us. friends have identified the victim as the manual most be and they are now gathering for a vigil tonight. it's in the parking lot were he was killed kron first held the stock is live from has the details taylor. all this talk about parking lot is being transformed into a growing memorial in vigil here tonight. >>people have come by all day today dropping off flowers candles letters and more now friends and family of those be are very distraught and despair disturbed, especially since his suspected killer is still out there considered armed and dangerous. >>we're planning on making a couple albums cds. it is it's it's crazy because we were just talking yesterday. so it's it's it's really crazy really crazy. friends say. >>16 year-old emanuel most be was an aspiring rapper dedicated to his music we want to be the best. he is. and his dedication was. >>was higher than anybody else's i have a lot of clients he was that he was the most motivated one out of all for sur

next the news continues on our 24 7 streaming service called kron on it is commercial free catherine keenans standing by him. >>our newsroom right now. at 11 capture a key justine then thank you can you're coming up at 11. >>the latest on that pot hole that made life just miserable for so many drivers on 8.80 and oakland today after a long frustrating day for hundreds of drivers. finally those repairs have been completed and we will have an update on the lanes being reopened back to you all right, thanks catherine. >>that you're not for fun thing, some ideas for this weekend about this the niles dog show if you're headed out there in fremont starts at 10:00am should be a great time mostly sunny skies. how about the enemy and cause play festival. he will see play those beautiful costumes that's in japan down in san francisco. and this one not to be missed either walnut creek the family theater festival can have indoor and outdoor festivals as well, and of course if you like a lot of food you like music. why not head to menlo park, the middle summer fest. >>great time there too as the corn on

next the news continues on our 24 7 streaming service called kron on it is commercial free catherine keenans standing by in the newsroom with what they are working on right now katherine j r i thank you can. >>coming up at 11 we're going to have more on those trump tweets labeled as. >>a racist developments including the texas democrat who says he will file articles of impeachment. that is house democrats remarkable rebuke against the president and will have the latest on all of that coming up at 11. back to you. >>all right kathleen, thanks very much. let's send it over to lawrence all right we get that fog moving in now it's getting thick in spots for the south side right now you see that from berkeley looking back out over the bay right now clouds thickening up and we'll see more of that into early tomorrow morning in fact the faa going to be really moving in we're seeing some of the fog developing in the evening hours after a lot of sunshine in the afternoon temperatures right now in the 50's and the 60's all around the bay area tomorrow, you get up some patchy fog early on maybe some d

>>catherine keenan has all the headlines coming up on kron on starts at the top of the hour kron four'sews begins tomorrow. in new york city's war on crime the worst criminal offenders are pursued by the detectives of the major case squad. these are their stories. i don't know what you expect me to say. i want an explanation. i'm getting calls from mr. tyler every day. obviously, there's been a mix-up. obviously. mr. hagman, the florist is here. he's got a couple of questions for you. thank you, mr. rivera. you have the weekend to straighten this out. if i hadn't happened to check. it's just a mix-up. what am i going to tell him come monday? part of being a successful businessman is knowing when to worry and when not to. he's going to make trouble. i know it. no, he's not.

su keenan joins me with the latest. exacerbated by the fact that we are coming off of a holiday weekend. su: we have the second day of the s&p falling. waiting to hear from fed chair powell. let's take a look at the market snapshot. the dollar is slightly higher. financial, one of the areas where we saw financial selloff. it has a lot to do with rate cut story. look at futures, barely flat going into the tuesday session. we mentioned the big german chemical company. that affected the chemical company and it is in the bull's-eye of the u.s. trade conflict with china and the levees there. the fifth analyst has put a reading up. we have not seen that the 1990's. it is surprising. concern about the chip industry. gainers and it has a lot to do with the ability to work around the hallway restrictions -- huawei restrictions. sustain boost could not the negative sentiment and concerned about banks in general. down on a morgan stanley downgrade on banks. there are multiple concerns on that front. one of the feud to benefit from

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