. >> emilee keen is assigned to a neighboring housing unit. but the couple has learned to skirt jail regulations in order to carry on their clandestine courtship. >> we are not allowed to have any letters we can't pass to any other inmates. so we have to be sneaky about it. so we go tthis doo and then after it is folded like this, we just pass it under like that. and then they grab it. and then they write one and send it back. i stuff this in my legal folders so they can't search it. this, i covered it with like a cover letter to the -- to the judge. but these are all of the letters from emilee. and i think i have given her even more. there's 71 letters in here. >> keen still remembers the first time dailey wrote her. >> i, you know, read the letter from brayden, and it said that she was born with x and y chromosomes and that she was taking shots of testosterone. it kind of blew me back a little bit. i was like, whoa, you know, i didn't think that would be something you would put off in the first letter that you are meeting someone. you are kn

people are generally keen for this to happen, as long as not to many of their tax dollars are spent.united states has expanded its controversial travel ban to include visitors from north korea, venezuela and chad. president trump said his top priority was making america safe. it's the third update on a ban that has triggered fierce legal battles over immigration and discrimination. for the first time the list includes countries that are not majority—muslim. more than 700,000 people have now signed a petition calling for the ride hailing app uber not to lose its licence in london. meanwhile, london's mayor sadiq khan has told the bbc it's difficult to see how discussions with uber can be held at all given its aggressive stance over threatened legal action. the company says its keen to talk after the authorities said it's licence to operate would not be renewed because of concerns about public safety and security. we can't show you the numbers, but at the last look, japan was up half at the last look, japan was up half a percent. japan is the focus because shinzo abe is expected to cal

. >> reporter: police in virginia arresting sheila keen warren, who has been married to the victim's husband, michael warren, since 2002. at the time of the murder, investigators suspected keen warren, who worked at the couple's used car dealership. police reopening the cold case three years ago and doing new dna testing. >> took 27 years to bring closure to the victim's family. >> reporter: the victim's son, joe, who says he saw the clown drive away that day in this white convertible says i'm happier than i've been in many years. as for his step dad michael warren, he says there's no doubt he was involved. however, police are not saying michael warren is a suspect. keen warren is behind bars in virginia and will soon be extradited to florida where she faces charges of first degree murder, new york. >> and that son who said he saw the clown drive away, apparently, the shooting happened in front of him and his friends. >> and the husband's own car, car dealership, by the way. she managed the couple's rental properties as well. >>> coming up, the seismic shift for millions of women in

♪ >> from new york city, i am tom keene in for jonathan ferro, with 30 minutes dedicated to fixed incomethis is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ coming up, a busy show. yields move higher after a mixed jobs report. august will be revised higher. where is the wage growth? draghi and the ecb struggle with delaying balance sheet adjustments until december. is it real yields lower for longer? the city and wall street consider how fixed income research will survive as we know it? we start with the big issue today, without question, the u.s. jobs report. >> one month is noise, and the next few months will be noisy bigs of disruption with the hurricane. >> it is on the softer side. it benefits all their positions in international markets where we think returns will be higher, but we should not forget that this number will be back on track before long. >> claims are much more stable than payrolls, and they are not showing any problems. we have had ulcers of numbers. when it is not confirmed by other data, consumer confidence remains strong, i think the market is going to blow this off. >> that which nu

♪ tom: from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i am tom keene in for jonathan ferro.ith 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income, this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ tom: coming up, a busy show. yields move higher after a mixed jobs report. the consensus, august will be revised higher. performing jobs, but where is the wage growth? first carney, now president draghi and the ecb struggle with maybelation, mad balance sheet adjustments until delaying the balance sheet adjustments until december. is it real yields lower for longer? and it is september. the city and wall street consider how fixed income research will survive as we know it. and we start with the big issue today without question -- the u.s. jobs report. >> one month is noise, and the next few months will be noisy because of the disruption of the hurricane. i'm not sure investors should put too much stock in those numbers. >> it is on the softer side. it benefits all of our positions in international markets where we think returns will be higher, but we shouldn't forget that this number will be back on track befor

be keen on staying in, and who will be keen on coming out?is administration, various division within this administration —— areas are division. there are some people, secretary of state rex tillerson, economic adviser gary cohn, and a handful of others, who would like to see the us find conditions where they can stay in. they were also the same group of advisers who were urging the white house not to pull out in the first place. so it is not clear whether they have the upper hand in this discussion yet or not. what does it mean to find suitable terms? that is another question entirely. as the secretary of state suggested, they don't like the us target. frankly, thatis don't like the us target. frankly, that is something that could have been changed or weakened months ago, and the us could have still stayed in. but it is possible for the us to wea ken in. but it is possible for the us to weaken its target, if it believes that the largest historic emitter should not do more, then —— than the current largest emitter, china, then it can weaken it

tom: i'm tom keene and for jon ferro. yield.""bloomberg: real coming up, will it be low rate kevin as the president meets the former fed governor. in this hour, will chairman wars keep the real yield lower for longer? yellen speaks, the nominal yield spikes higher, a little transitory september gives way to an inflated october and december. a real yield hogs, we consider the frenzy over the loan market. we start with a big issue interest rate risk in the bond , market. >> during the summer, it was almost as if bond investors were making another run at treasuries. they wanted to get the 10 year below 2% one more time and it is built on the base of market is never going to grow again, we will not see any fiscal policy, and it was really about growth. i think they had it completely wrong. >> the fed is moving towards regaining credibility so investors in the market there like ok we know what their plan , is, we can make investments based on this and you will see people reacting. >> the fed has clearly said this is what we want to do.

he was not that keen in yesterday 's meeting to take oi'i keen in yesterday 's meeting to take on thetakes it on. this was a mess. my advice is to stand up and say we got it wrong and this is what we will do to fix it. he has normally been quite good at that. he has been friendly to customers... much friendlier than normal, if you do not like it don't fly with us... it isa not like it don't fly with us... it is a big mess. the question is, who is a big mess. the question is, who is gone in ryanair for screwing up in this decision? people will remember this from quite sometime. share price not down massively. they did hita share price not down massively. they did hit a high share price not down massively. they did hita high in share price not down massively. they did hit a high in august. it is now 16.5 but markets still like the cheap airlines. and they like him because it is in europe's biggest airlines. she read tourek ipods and the queen? i think she almost certainly uses an ipod. —— due you think the queen uses an ipod? i was coming past the apple store in london, the iphone eight

you are keen to go and watch the speech? are you keen to watch what she had to say? whether she was looking to soften probation. should she soften it? yes, because we would love to keep britain within the european union. do politicians lie? i don't love politics or politicians. but i live because i have my nose bigger and bigger, with every word i say. like the politicians?” and bigger, with every word i say. like the politicians? i don't know what a dork about with politicians. i love the french minister. what about the british prime minister?” don't know him. her! sorry! now on bbc news, the film review. hello, a warm welcome to the film review. to take us through the releases, as ever, mark kermode. what have you been watching? borg vs mcenroe, centre court becomes big drama. kingsman: the golden circle. the secret service story continues. and on body and soul, described by its director as a shy love story. have you lost your voice? you were shouting at the screen, that ball was out? no, ijust have a cold. i know nothing about tennis, what i know about it would no

he was not keen on deregulating financial services which, of course, president trump is keen on doingity for donald trump to get in place someone for donald trump to get in place someone who will push that agenda. yes. and he will be able to do that. it will be interesting to watch.|j wonder how much he will be able to do. wing are now talking four vacancies from seven. that says something about the system as well. it is not just something about the system as well. it is notjust one vacancy and you can bring in one person to be part the month at. that is true. that happens. people do leave institutions. sometimes, in the us, in the supreme court, they stand down. they stand down. is helps people may be the end of their career, maybe other things happen in their lives. we shall find out. we shall find out. it is interesting timing. janet yellen. do you think she will go? that is in february. she made. i don't know. who knows. that will really leave the field open, won‘t it? that will really leave the field open, won't it? this story on the front page of the new york times. trouble when

|j keen to get onto the next one. tom, what are your views on twitter?hosen few. so you're so not one of the chosen few. so you're so the question if this is a pr gaffe by twitter, because if you tell people that you have created a club, and, by the way, you are not a member, then that is, you know... we are feeling a little bit i loved. the whole doubling of the limit. if you speak to people, especially people who come from a greater background, and you see a lot of creativity on twitter, but sometimes creativity on twitter, but sometimes creativity needs limits to flourish. and if it had 280 characters, maybe our lazy or sloppy, you will not be as picky or sharp with what you say. who was it? winston churchill, oscar wilde? somebody. he said they had —— sorry because they had written such a long letter, because they did not have the time to write a short one. ie use twitter. my children do not use it at all. it is not a part of their lives. instagram, snapchat blitzes so your kids are busy on all sorts of other social media. and that the bbc is somethi

but other people who are not keen on the monarchy wouldn't say that at all.rs this hour. thank you kevin and bonnie, you'll both be back at 11.30 for another look at the stories making the news tomorrow.

south korea are keen on that.ay they announced another aid package to north korea, which they stopped for the past two yea rs. which they stopped for the past two years. they are working towards that stance. they are looking for the diplomatic solution, as you would if you were the direct neighbour of not three, because if anything does happen, south korea has the most to lose. —— neighbour of north korea. let's ta ke let's take a look at some of the day's other news. facebook founder, mark zuckerberg, has said his company will share details about 3,000 russia—linked political adverts with us investigators. in a live address on his facebook page, mr zuckerberg pledged to make political advertising more transparent on the social network in future. we are actively working with the us government on its ongoing investigations into russian interference. we have been investigating this for many months now and for a while we had found no evidence of fake accounts linked to russia running ads. when we recently uncovered t

david, keen warren is behind bars in virginia tonight.ill soon be extra dieted to florida where she faces charges of first degree murder. >> linzie janis, thank you. >>> when we come back, free text messaging when you fly now? >>> also, the passenger dragged off the plane today, struggling with police. she said she had an allergy. >>> and the deadly standoff on an american highway at rush hour. the new details coming in. fighg type 2 diabetes... with fitness... food... and the pill that starts with f. farxiga, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. lowering a1c by up to 1.2 points. do not take if allergic to farxiga. if you experience symptoms of a serious allergic reaction such as rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, stop taking and seek medical help right away. do not take farxiga if you have severe kidney problems, are on dialysis, or have bladder cancer. tell your doctor right away if you have blood or red color in your urine or pain while you urinate. farxiga can cause ser

oh very keen because you know as i just mentioned they paid lots of money during the financial crisis and they're you know they're thinking that you know now it's time you know to sure to give those shares back and you know with this merger at least some of the money would go back to the german government and local thank you very much wall street regulators say hackers broke into one of their databases in twenty sixteen and may have used the information to make insider trades the securities and exchange commission said the database held confidential reports like owning statements and corporate transactions from the companies that bonuses vulnerabilities shortly after discovery according to officials they say they learned only recently how the stolen data may have been used. the world trade organization has sharply boosted its business focused for twenty seven day global trade is now expected to grow by three point six percent is stronger demand in asia and north america the w t o warns global risks could still undermine the full cost include protectionism geopolitical tensions and a r

but other people who are not keen on the monarchy wouldn't say that at all. that's it for the papers this hour. thank you kevin and bonnie, you'll both be back at 11.30 for another look at the stories making the news tomorrow. coming up next it's the film review. hello there, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. taking us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. what do we have this week? we have victoria and abdul in whichjudi dench returns to the role of queen victoria. we have the villainess, an insanely kinetic action movie. and mother, darren aronofsky‘s crowd—dividing epic. victoria and abdul, yet another film about victoria, and of coursejudi dench. yes. because she was in mrs brown, about victoria's friendship with john brown, her ghillie. this is about a later life friendship with abdul karim, which i have to say i didn't know about. the story is that he is brought over from india, first to perform an official ceremony. she is lonely at the beginning of the film. we see her being isolated, cut off from her surroundings. and she imm

i am not keen on it. just before we go we are going to take a look at this.fish and land. —— inland. 0ne resident filmed this catfish swimming across her garden path. officials have warned the storm surge is likely to be the greatest threat to residents in many parts of florida, playing havoc with wildlife as well. that is the papers, with added catfish. thank you, rob and natalie. nice to see you. coming up next, the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases, welcome back, mark. what have you watched in the last few weeks? very interesting week. we have wind river. we have insyriated, a very tough and tense drama, set in damascus. and it, stephen king's classic comes to the big screen.

sheila keen warren is s still in virginia awaiting extradition to florida. this is bob barnard, we're dealing into another mystery murder case. the six-part series focusing on the housekeeper back in 2015. fox5 cribber sarah frazer is the host and you can check out a sneak peak right now on itunes or through the pod cast app. >> president trump is trying to fulfill another cam pain promise . he hit the road today to push for his tax reform plan he unvailed the details at the indiana state fair. the president told the crowd if his proposal passes it will become the largest tax cut in the country's history. we're going to cut taxes for the middle class, make the tax code simpler and more fairer for every day americans and we aring going to bring back the that have left our country. the president says his plan is pro growth, projobs, proworker and profamily. critics said the p has not explained how he'll pay for it and they fear it will increase the federal defenses the it. the president spoke about health reform. he said he wants to try a new strategy after se

barry faulkner of keene, new hampshire. each of the murals depict something important to new hampshire. one of the goals was to educate indians in north country. it is to show that new includee's values education. the next one is daniel webster. mentioned,ter, as i was one of new hampshire's favorite sons of our state. he was born and raised here. of -- drawn, about nine nine or 10 years old, with the constitution laid out in front of him. the mural over here highlights new hampshire's great contribution to the arts and natural science. barry faulkner painted himself within the mural. he is the gentleman in the brown suit who looks like the youngest man in the portrait. though it was found later he was friends in, like his the painting. on the far left with his legs crossed was daniel chester french. he was one of the greatest sculptors of all time, and sculpted the lincoln memorial in washington, d.c.. on his laps birds and is giving a lesson in natural protective colored know today aswe camouflaged. it was a contribution

maureen warren was killed if years ago and now keen icted for the crime. she worked for the victim's husband and later mre them. she opened the door to find a clown carrying balloons and flowers and pulled out say gun and shot her in the face. >> the case was reopen in 2014 and new dna testing was done. >> the defendant in this case miss sheila keen warren has been indicted for first degree murder with a firearm. case is l prison andpotentially >> detectives did not say if they believe michael warren was involved in his former wife's death. >>> there is increased security today at a school in the bronx ter ay stabbing there yesterday. he is charged with stabbing and killing a fellow student in a classroom and then attempting to kill another. he was apparently the victim of relentless taunting and bullyin is 16 and in critical condition and the schl is bringing in metal detectors and random weapons checks from now on. >>> more than 120,000 people have fleed the area around a val cane oh in bali. is erupted in 1963 killing 1100 people and now they are told t

tom keene in new york.ns from the labor day holiday. theresa may is expected to speak later this month to increase the pace of brexit negotiations. case formake the continuous talks in an attempt to tilt the direction towards trade, this comes as a crucial meeting in october of eu leaders looms. -- thejoined by conservative party from thatcher to the present. still with us, james bevan of ccla investment management. good morning. my guess her house 2. -- lancaster house 2.0, what does it need to say? >> not much. guy: things have moved a long way since lancaster house 1.0. they? there was certainly a disaster's election campaign, but she is still in government, and the lancaster house principles are still the principles as far as i can see. papers, while they certainly layout some details are all things you could have addicted entirely from the white paper in lancaster house. guy: how does this speech take us any further forward? >> these negotiations are a sort of dance. they are a very complicated dance.

and the women are keen to emulate the success of michael 0'neill keen to emulate the success of michaelmichael o'neill and his senior men's team who have had a remarkable world cup qualifying campaign so far. the match kicks off at 7:30pm tonight and you can see all the action on the bbc sports website and on the red button. northern ireland's game is live on the bbc red button. and england's game against russia is live on bbc two. both are also on the bbc sport website. still to come on sportsday. from defender to contender — former england captain rio ferdinand takes up boxing. horse racing, and trainer stephen mcconville and his son michael have been disqualified for three years following the withdrawal of one of their horses at the cheltenham festival in march. the horse, anseanachai cliste, was found to have a prohibited substance. joe wilson was at today's hearing and explains more. father and son stephen and michael mcco nville father and son stephen and michael mcconville attended the hearing in london today but neither spoke. the father stephen is the trainer of anseanachai cli

helen and lulya have now seen two flats that they'e keen on.now seen two flats that they're keen on. they're still waiting to find out if either will become their new home. she really liked the third floor, so let's hope they can do something about the third floor for us. because we've been let down and i hope they're not going to let us down again. i hope so. yes. helen and daughter lulya talking to katie razzle. in a statement, kensington and chelsea council deputy leader kim taylor—smith told us the council had prioritised bereaved families and made accommodation offers to them all. he added that the council had secured more than 100 homes to resettle people and said the housing team was working hard to find homes for everyone. no one — david davis observed today of brexit negotiations — ever pretended this would be simple or easy. the brexit secretary came before the commons with a concrete example of something he had managed to agree with the eu negotiator this week — continued use of the european—wide health insurance card for those brito

tom: from new york city, i'm tom keene in for jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg, real yield." coming up, will it be low rate kevin as the president meets the former fed governor. in this hour, will chairman wars keep the real yield lower for longer? yellen speaks, the nominal yield spikes higher, a little transitory september gives way to a -- october and december. a real yield hogs, we consider the frenzy over the loan market. with a big issue carried interest rate risk in the bond market. >> during the summer, it was almost as if bond investors were making another run at treasuries. they wanted to get the 10 year below 2% more more time and it is built on the base of market is never going to grow again, we will not see any fiscal policy, it and they had it completely wrong. >> the fed is moving towards regaining credibility so investors are, we know what their plan is, we can make investments based on this and you will see people react in. >> the fed has clearly said this is what we want to do. we want to reload their cannons. sheett to get the balance down and normalize the

so the eu has been keen to get going with that. this speech will have done enough to shift it along. we will only be able to tell whether any slight progress has been made at the end of these negotiations. thank you very much. the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, has said labour is preparing for government with "war game type scenario planning", including what to do if there were a dramatic fall in the value of the pound. he was speaking last night at a fringe meeting in brighton organised by the campaign group, momentum. 0ur political correspondent iain watson reports from the conference. is this the day the labour party changed definitively? the conference is voting to give mps less power, and members more say in future leadership elections. policy is changing, too. labour is now an anti—austerity party, commmited to opposing spending cuts and pay restraints. and at a fringe meeting last night, the shadow chancellor seemed to suggest this is creating new enemies. plans would be needed to oppose a tax on a left—wing labour gover

testing after learning that sheila keen warren married the victim's husband michael warren in 2002. the victim's son was home during the murder and watched the clown drive away in a convertible. now saying of his stepdad, there is no doubt he was involved. however police are not saying that michael warren is a suspect. sheila keen warren is sent to florida where she faces life in prison and potentially the death penalty. maggie rulli, abc news, new york. alison: massive rock slide in california's yosemite national park leaves one person dead and another moments after the rocks came crashing down yesterday. other visitors watched the you are ror on fold. >> there were more rocks that fell off. it was like bombs going off. echoes through the valley. considered how far away it was, it was very loud. alison: minutes later a second set of the rocks came crumbling down. this comes in a busy climbing an a reminder mother nature is unpredictable. nancy: in north korea, denying claims by warmbier's parents that he was tortured. he died after coming home never coming out of a coma. he had ser

you are keen to go and watch the speech? are you keen to watch what she had to say?n't love politics or politicians. but i live because i

keen warren is now facing a number of charges.urder. >> a preacher in tennessee is sharing his horrifying story of coming face-to-face with a gunman who opened fire at his church on monday. joey span was wounded and span's wife was also among the others that were shot. >> joey, joey, and i said honey he has killed me. i'm dying and i'm sorry. police say the carnage was at the hands of emanuel sampson, he had two pistols a tactical vest and three magazines filled with ammunition and he had a rifle in its case and a semi automatic pistol. it's still not known why he targeted that church. >> big talkers now in washington state a woman rescued a child from a burning truck. that good samaritan is facing a lawsuit. the boy's parents were trying to get him out of the pickup truck and another man called 911 while she franticly looked for a fire extinguisher and got one off the wall from a coffee shop inside. >> she says he told her to either replace the glass door by paying for it, or be charged with burglary. so far no charges are filed

——slopes but the indonesian authorities are keen to reassure holiday—makers that the island remains openith sent this update from bali. life on the tourist beaches is continuing more or less as normal and that's exactly what the indonesian government is hoping for. it sent out a letter addressed to the people of the world, talking about the fact that bali is still open for business and even if there is an eruption they have contingency plans in place to send aircraft in different directions and have ferries which could take people off the island. some people we've been speaking to at a bar say they wouldn't mind being marooned on bali for an extra couple of days. a different situation however for the 80,000 or more people who have been evacuated from their homes, taken out of the red zone, which surrounds mount agung. many of those coming to the end of the first week as evacuees. some have got a couple of bags full of clothes to keep them going. however, one centre we visited this morning, it became obvious that the women and children were there but some of the men were going back into t

be problematic not only for israel i can assure you absolutely and i think there is there is also a keen understanding that in the medium term iran also represents a political and economic competitor for russia in the region but again there is also a realisation that we are out of it out iran that you cannot stabilize syria or perhaps the region. generally if you had the away if israel had its way. what exactly would you do i mean is there anything short of wiping iran of the map that would completely. allay iran's. israeli's concerns what could give you peace of mind. you know it's a tough region to speak about peace of mind and the return is something which is more than optimism but i will speak about minimising damages or meeting the challenges so. as i said before let's look at the return form in the kind of satellite perspective and. in the past the wall dealt with iran on their nuclear program and they reached an agreement now firstly we need to see that this agreement is being implemented as he should secondly as long as he runs support still the entire international community sho

you are very keen to get a message out to airlines are very keen to get a message out to air lines theyere. what is it you would like them to do? we really want the airline is to do? we really want the airline is to reach out to us. the important thing is we are a great point of contact. thing is we are a great point of co nta ct. we thing is we are a great point of contact. we want them to come back to st martin and bring relief, supplies, get people back home. we even had the royal caribbean comeback in and get people on the island. we have 4000 visitors on the island. we have 4000 visitors on the island during the storm. that is a lot of people we need to get out. the airport, the runway is operable and if you did get that help that would at least start the process off. yes, the airport is barely functional. the tarmac is good, it is safer landing. san juan functional. the tarmac is good, it is safer landing. sanjuan is doing the tower work for us, the air traffic control. the military is working hard to accept —— to secure the perimeter. we can accept flights, please get in touch, g

tom keene is in new york.ked emmanuel macron for pushing for deeper eurozone cooperation. childrenpe's problem are brought into play, the idea of a wide-ranging fiscal union looks more far-fetched. there is still more movement towards it. let's get more now from mario monti, the former prime minister of italy. .ood morning, mario monti what a finance minister, the eurozone finance minister be kind to italy? mr. monti: sorry? guy: if we had a eurozone finance minister, angela merkel and mr. macron are talking about deepening the eurozone, and there is talk of a eurozone finance minister, i wonder how that would be received in italy. mr. monti: yes. italy has long been supporting monetary,f deeper economic, and fiscal union in europe, and specifically the idea of a treasury minister from europe, which i think was aired several years ago, has always been quite popular in italy, as fiscal the notion of capacity from the eurozone. it would not be from the side of italy that any difficulties would come if that were

as things stand the prime minister is keen to play up to spread all the good news she can. worse, it could bear down on consumer spending, and that could slow down the economy. it's all a difficult backdrop to the unyielding confrontation that seems to be on the way. tonight, the fire brigade union turns down a 2% pay offer. firefighters, unlike the police and other services, negotiate their own pgy- other services, negotiate their own pay. but if ministers didn't realise before, they do now, there is no clear mood among public sector unions to accept the below inflation pay rises whether on the table or in the pipeline. john pienaar with the latest at westminster. security is being reviewed at the school attended in south london by prince george. a week after the prince started at thomas' in battersea, scotland yard said a ao—year—old woman had been arrested on suspicion of attempted burglary and she's still in custody. the president of the european commission, jean—claude juncker, has told the european parliament that britain will soon regret its decision to leave the eu.

the point is, why is keen on doing it? he has seen is, why is keen on doing it?d gaddafi, two very bad dictators, no question about it, not having nuclear weapons, removed. there is at some stage some big oceans that need to take place and china is crucial to this to make sure that whatever your regime is, and of course you were not elected like the american system, but we don't want to remove you from power. how you do that is the crucial thing and the more belligerent talk there is one trump, it becomes more difficult to get that. it's interesting to see the effect it has had on japan. you interesting to see the effect it has had onjapan. you look at the country, and whatever you think of the geopolitics of those nations, they are now looking out for the first time they have raised the possibility of installing pre—emptive missile capacity. that isa pre—emptive missile capacity. that is a really big dealfor a country that constitutionally has been disinclined to do anything like that since the second world war. it's a really big change and of course, they are n

oh very keen because you know as i just mentioned they paid a lot of money during the financial crisis and they're you know they're thinking that you know now it's time you know to chew over to give those shares back and you know with this merger at least some of the money would go back to the german government the new gold thank you very much. wall street regulators say hackers broke into one of their databases in twenty sixteen and may have used the information to make insider trades the securities and exchange commission said the database held confidential reports like earnings statements and corporate transactions from the companies that monitors the vulnerability was because shortly after the discovery in twenty sixteen according to officials they say they learned only recently how the story may have been used. the state of free trade agreement comes into effect today the deal aims to boost trade between canada and the european union it makes canadian seven cheaper for example by getting rid of import duties but it's not all good news in canada there's growing resistance to the fi

they are both very keen on foreign policy. they are very pro— china, especially the liberal party.bably a good sign. both parties, both minor parties back the eu. the liberal party tonight, when they saw their results, they raised two european flags and cheered for europe. i think this will be tough for great britain as a negotiation partner. for the first time sesame street's elmo is in singapore as part of a campaign to spread kindness. it's called ‘share the laughter‘ and there was plenty of that when elmojoined me here in the studio. hi, elmo! this is a moment i have been waiting for since i was a kid! wow, really? well, elmo is really happy to be here with mr rico. what —— what brings you here?|j happy to be here with mr rico. what -- what brings you here? i am here to spread kindness! you know, that is what we need in the world today, kindness. we need love, we need laughter, happiness. look at the news we delivered today, there is not a lot of it. well, elmo is here to tell everybody that it is very important to be kind to one another. absolutely, and of course there has to

the european union is keen and eager to understand better how the uk government will translate the primenister's speech into negotiating positions. this is essential, and would enable us to advance this week, i hope, and make real progress over the coming months. real progress of the three main issues, citizens, ireland, financial settlement, is essential to move to the discussion as the transition, as well as in the future. michel barnier verma. the brexit secretary david davis at the same short briefing told reporters that progress could be made on one potential stumbling block to a deal being struck. 0n the financial settlement, as part ofa 0n the financial settlement, as part of a smooth and orderly brexit, we do not want our eu partners to worry that we will need to pay more received less over the remainder of the current budget plan at over top oui’ the current budget plan at over top our decision to leave. the uk will honour commitments we have made during the period of our membership. but it's obvious that reaching a conclusion on this issue can only be donein conclusion on this

sheila keen was identified as a suspect early in the investigation.did not have enough evidence to make an arrest. the case was reopened three years ago, prompting investigators to reinterview witnesses and conduct additional dna testing. turns out the affair the victim's husband was having was with sheila keen who worked for michael warren and later married him. no word whether michael warren will face we're told sheila keen warren still in virginia awaiting extradition to florida. this is bob barnard fox 5 local news. >>> coming up, president trump has unveiled his tax reform plan, so what does it mean for you? >> ronica cleary is breaking that down tonight. ronica? >> reporter: we're going to take you through the details that could very well affect your bottom line. coming up. jim >> plus a dc woman under arrest accused of assaulting a metro bus driver, the liquid she's accused of throwing at them. coming up next. coming up next. cannibal. >>> back with detain on breaking news out of fairfax county. this is in the 8100 block of gate house road in t

tom keene joins nejra cehic today.ng right across the equity screen, stocks are falling across europe, heading for a weekly decline. the euro's assent continues against the dollar, its highest level since january, 2015. we are continuing to see it move down. draghi addressed the issue of the strong euro, but he didn't jawbone it to the extent where the euro's continuing move upwards has come to an end. "surveillance" continues. ♪ ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." we welcome you as we look at all sorts of risk, hurricane irma. in mexico city and earthquake this morning. markets on the move. the haven appeal increasing decisively. tangible as the president cozies up to democrats. you are waking up to a substantial earthquake in mexico. 8.1 on the richter scale. irma finally moving towards miami. good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am tom keene in new york. nejra cehic is in london. an extraordinary set of natural disasters taking us in america. taylor riggs will have a briefing in a m

an keen not to tip the mark that they had already identified them?dy identified them7m course what happens is that evidence sta rts course what happens is that evidence starts to go missing and disappears. they will be doing lots of enquiries behind the scenes in order to work out where these people, or person, has been, who they have been with over the last month or two. what about the circumstances in which this bomb went off and the fact that it was on the strain, it had been put down on the string, although that does not seem to be an indication there was anyone with it at the time? we can beat so much from this. the deductions we can make our quite obvious, there was a time means that they did not mean to commit suicide. the fact that it was in this bucket is key, because i think that what has happened there is that they have been mixing the mix to make this mum up. it wasn't necessarily the final... they probably had a briefcase on a rucksack to put that in. they started panicking because this stuff was bubbling, which we have seen happen many