krishna: yes. caroline: bob miller, krishna memani, james athey sticking with us.oming up, we are turning our attention to leverage loan investors. they are running for cover. why money managers are plunging into the least risky junk debt they can find. this is bloomberg "real yield." ♪ caroline: i'm caroline hyde in for jonathan ferro. this is bloomberg "real yield." i want to go to the auction block, and we begin in asia, where japan's corporate debt market hit a record low yield offering a big fat zero. toyota motors will offer two tranches of ¥20 billion in three and five year bonds each on october 25. high-yield issuance slow this week. charter communications so on investment grade notes. the proceeds of the offerings will be repaying a portion of the company's debt. in the u.s., direct hitters came out in full force at the new auction, the highest direct share on record. meantime, while investors flight to quality pushed on average prices of lower rated leverage loans. goldman sachs says riskier debt is still there. they said they are starting to find opportu

krishna, you think stabilization is the watchword here. what about some of the other risks, geopolitical risks that do not seem to be systemic, middle east, turkey? we talk about geopolitical risk, but the markets are not concerned about geopolitical risks, per se. what they are worried about our geopolitical risks that have significant implications for global growth. we don't care as much about middle east or hong kong are other places. we care about brexit and the trade deal. the implications of that are for more significant for the economy. at the end of the day, it comes down to global growth. global growth is stabilizing. we may not think it accelerate's but given the low levels where we are, there is a different chance 2020 ends up being meaningfully better than how 2019 shaped up. caroline: james, give us some pushback. you are little more pessimistic on where fundamentals show we are going. looks ratherass empty, rather than half-empty to me. to me, the trade war stuff has been an irritant as opposed to the underlying cause. brexit

in the brains behind all these projects is 90 year old architect krishna does she says buildings to bemore than merely impressive. there are. you living piece of structure. because he'd speaks way through the. it has with the external natural elements. how we'd had a dialogue with her in which sound with shadow with the space i could dig created. that guy log. nature. and naturally away brings. his own studio mirrors that concepts it's a mixture of traditional influences and those of his mental swiss french architect . ways piers should form a studio came from a couple of things. my personal experience in this studio in batteries when i was there in 1950 or one of it before. it was of the 1st floor of a capital. over the course of his professional life she has completed over 100 projects mostly situated in his home town. housing estates like. built for a textile company's employees. the. southern german town. recently showcased. amongst the exhibits a model of the iranian housing estate for people on low incomes in the late 1980 s. every resident was given a small plot of land with a t

krishna. on the situational foreign truck drivers in durban south africa. durban this africa's most important trading house hundreds of trucks decked tie with goods leave every night bounce for other parts of the country the truck driver who calls himself nick is from zimbabwe he doesn't want to tell us his real name because he fears she will be targeted he says these days he's more afraid of xenophobic attacks and traffic accidents i don't feel very myself. i don't feel very myself. right there he was there i don't know what's going to come next maybe any time you know it can be attacked now we don't know. in the last few months alone they have been dozens of os in attacks in the region leaving several people dead or seriously injured most of the targets trucks with drivers from other parts of africa. this transit area for truck drivers on the end 3 motorway along the mall a river has seen several violent attacks. it's going to be us i'm telling you. it's going to have us it's getting way. because we see new people every day new people if they understand t

and krishna spoke to the leader of the migrants about your city's police operation i don't know how to describe that because every poll is portrayed that they have a biscoe situation protecting women and children recently the president was saying that anyone that would touch a child or a woman will be prosecuted in the office and sentenced what they did yesterday it's very ironic to this says that they were presenting instead of people doing things contrary to what the president was saying them is everything is that it's a g.'s we have no way to have nobody to protect us or no way to run to 5 went missing and 7 children are still missing we don't know what to ask and a correction of course the capital of south africa is part of town you can see more on this by on the date of the news after that will be coming up later this hour next to the u.k. that country's campaigning has already begun ahead of these snap general election on december 12th some lawmakers won't be contesting their seats including the speaker of the house of commons john bercow he has just finished his last day in the

so let's get more now from correspondent stefan krishna joining me now from the ecuadorian capital stefan was seen some violent scenes on the streets of quito what is the situation currently. there will depend on which part of the city they are still probably some clashes going on between the congressional building and the historic city center where the presidential palace and some other. important government buildings are putting ready interior ministry of the other. and the other ministries while other parts of the city are largely quiet. pro-democracy rally going on in alongside a major park which is practically like teach us version of the central park we were hundreds of us have congregated this afternoon to protest in favor of. both maintaining the current administration and not calling for elections or. refusing to deal with those demonstrators who are calling for ready the fall of the president living with it all right so that's one facet than all the demands from the protesters but tell us more about exactly what the protest is calling for. well the basic the basic protest is in

colonies are endangered with the populations they're decreasing rapidly our correspondent adrian krishna visited an organization in cape town that's trying to put a stop to this alarming decline. one last chance to relax together before things starts to get uncomfortable. an appointment with dr roberts is not something these penguins seem to be looking forward to so at the moment putting is we just checking on the penguins and making sure that they're all ready for release so we each one has his own thing cause this is a medical record this one he had on this will say he was 70 percent oil and he was emaciated he was really underweight the conservationists take in sea birds in peril and try to prepare them to be released back into the wilds thousands of injured animals come here every year some will stay here forever as they would not so wife in their nature will have the temps. but these birds might not be here in the long. they are in danger of extinction it's quite possible that one can go extinct in the future and we've had dramatic declines in the numbers even between the concert la

the brains behind all these projects is 90 year old architect krishna doll she says buildings to be morethan merely impressive. i go. for. the. hairs with the natural bent. how it has a. shadow. is. created . dialogue. with nature. and naturally a leverage. his own studio mirrors that concept it's a mixture of traditional influences and those of his mental french architect. ways. of things. my personal experience in this case when i was there. do you want to appear before. it was a 1st for auto. and i. think the wired wrong that. i did there were. and i got very good a very nice very. good. over the course of his professional life she has completed over 100 projects mostly situated in his home town. they include housing estates like art here are built for a textile company's employees. the retreat is on museum in southern germantown violent crime recently showcased she's work. amongst the exhibits a model of the iranian housing a state for people on low incomes in the late 1980 s. every resident was given a small plot of land with a toilet the rest they built themselves depending on thei

reference to people and their constantly changing needs principles which are firmly embodied in both krishnadorsey's architecture. even consumption can be sustainable if you consider buying used over to new items we went all the way up north as. the city has a loyal dedicated to secondhand icons gadgets. and the swedes are loving it. just last year the mall made $1100000.00 euros in seals and save us from going to the lack of. welcome to the world's most sustainable shopping mall 'd only items here a 2nd time and that means that also more affordable than new ones. customers at the recycling mall have to enjoy rummaging for a while for something that catches their eye almost everything here is one of a kind. of both a move for the summer i love that. this is a record player a book. which you can find things that are not that not everybody has something special something unique recycling like recycling you don't want to buy new new things. i mean i'm just runs the electronic shop like everything that has computers televisions and my friends at our nation's. 3 to now shopping mall in the swedis

>>krishna is on the line of hope i pronounced that correctly first of all give you could just give us a status report on the health of the air quality in the health of the people in that area how their health is affected by all of that smoke. >>100 got to hold services need training shelter in place order for community that crockett and rodeo. the most proximal new star facility. we do have our hazardous material teams in the field with the most ensuing and they are picking up a liberated levels, a particular specifically pm 2.5 or small fine particles that can get in the long. so we do recommend, avoiding being outdoors as much as possible. and they didn't we have so are unhealthy for sensitive groups range to that with the children locked 5 lte early are people with existing heart lung condition like asthma. chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. just avoid being outside as much as possible. if you are in your vehicle. set to recirculate you're not getting health care coming into the closed container your vehicle and if you now avoid the exposure. bay area air quality management dis

violence last year 21000 people were murdered that's 58 people a day on average our correspondent adrian krishna reports. every month visits his son's grave room was just $27.00 when he was shot in front of his 3. yes ago. he was june 2nd son killed by warring gang members in his neighborhood was this a good son eve when they was much younger i used to call him love that was my little thing for you and i used to for years all these years used. in told him yeah you my love you you my heart my able to think. some abuse on my own is still missing because up to today. this is not the one person that we ended so with . when joe was buried here his father says this part of the cemetery was still empty but since then a day goes by without deadly shootings in escape flats neighborhoods the violence has been escalating for years security forces us traveling to keep the area under control. i didn't really see below jones shows us his neighborhood a young man was shot here just a few hours earlier you had been waiting for. the death penalty is needed in so if you could this be it a moment of time because t

last year 21000 people were murdered that is 58 amazing 58 a day on average our correspondent adrian krishna sent us this report from cape town. every month klute jones visits his son's grave room was just 27 when he was shot in the front office over 3 years ago. he was june 2nd son killed by warring gang members in his neighborhood was this a good son eve when they was months younger i used to call him love that was my nickname for you and i used to for years over these years used to that's you know and told him yeah you my love you you mark my able to think it was. some abuse all my heart is still missing because up to today. this is not the one person that they went to through with. when joel was buried here his father says this part of the cemetery was still empty but since then oddly a day goes by without deadly shootings in his cape flats neighborhoods the violence has been escalating for us security forces us travelling to keep the area under control. i didn't spring these in blue jones shows us his neighborhoods a young man was shot he had just a few hours yet been waiting for a bus

i drink krishna reporting from my puter now famine and mt nutrition remain serious issues in more than 50 countries the new global hunger index published today indicates the number of malnourished people in the world increased from 785000004 years ago to 822000000 last year the situation in the central african republic is among the most alarming lack of foods also critical in yemen chad of madagascar and zambia climate change is a significant factor in food shortages a yield of the most important crops like corn and wheat have been falling because of extreme weather conditions and when doing water supplies so this is driving up food prices making it often affordable for some of the somali region in the west of ethiopia has been suffering the effects of climate extremes with years of ongoing drought it's been almost 6 months since it last rain in this village in ethiopia somali region with almost no vegetation to feed on the livestock is dying. pemmican her relatives have already lost 8 out of 10 towns. shot some of. our lives are very difficult now because we pastoralist dependent on o

bother them are unemployed stay with us i want to bring include in our conversation rather michela krishna she is our chief political editor here mikaela good to have you here with us how big of a setback is this for chancellor on america i mean it's a bruising result for city you there can they come back from this. well that's a big question recently it's it is an absolute may just sit back take you for the top can sit there who really try it's to raise the profile of the conservative c.d.u. as a posse also standing in for the former east here in germany listening closely going out to talk to people as everybody did and that simply didn't work for the conservatives nobody believes them that they are really the east german party and here the ring you know we have a really rather unique picture with this resoundingly success of the left party and this massive mobilization of voters which most paid into the boost for the far right if tea some 200000 extra votes his we really some 80000 of those polling shows but in france has steam up and went to the far right but some 47000 to the left part

adrienne krishna reports. that. the ruling botswana democratic party or b d p has won every election since sports one i gained independence in 1966. now there's a fighting chance that this could all change more than 30 percent of the young population of the country are unemployed and especially in the rural areas the village people are complaining that the government is not giving them enough attention they have to be used to it you don't have to stay in this really they're like this is you. these. it's not true that everything's fine inequality is a huge problem suffering here. form of d.d.p. president is visiting the village of. people living here where strongly critical of him during his 10 year rule but now calmer has defected from the governing party and has thrown his support behind the opposition religious eager to hear what he has to say. he wants to destroy the way we do things here in botswana. wants to kill democracy and the rule of law. comma is referring to president must sisi the man he personally pick

people were murdered that's a 58 people that's 58 people a day on average in all correspondent adrian krishna reports from kept on. every month skloot jones visits his son's grave room was just 27 when he was shot in front of his who 3 years ago. he was june 2nd son killed by warring gang members in his neighborhood was this a good son eve when they was much younger i used. it was my nickname for you and i used to for years over these years used to that's and told him yeah you my love you you might think it but some abuse of power is still missing because up to today. this is not the one who was in that window. when joe was buried here. this part of the cemetery was still empty but since then day goes by without deadly shootings in his cape flats neighborhood the violence has been escalating for us security forces us to keep the area under control. how did this really blow jones shows us his neighborhood young man was shot here just a few hours you had been waiting for. the death penalty is needed in the good this moment of time because they've been trying everything everything everything and

america is a day set aside and i say boring of my own seeking that's all survival of the solution to krishna and i'm free god i was seeking that's all survive this issue of creation i'm free to those who criticize us on a militant leaders understand. the abundance if you're serious about lawn the office of not lawn on the bridge provided in the vietnamese people for our own chris provided in the vietnamese people for our own black people and for our own market people in power are looking for concern for other people one day we must ask the question wow looking for a turn for other people one day we must ask a question on 40000000 poor people in america when you begin that process on 40000000 poor people in america when you begin to ask that person a reasonable person amounts to the system about a broader distribution of what the reason a person amounts to the system about a broader distribution of wealth the question of restructuring. since the sound the question of restructuring. since this time these are all symbolizing. these are all symbolizing it's a. great fear. that caused great fear.

now the streets in india's john one krishna deserted as the state officially transitioned into 2 union territories businesses and offices a shot and there's a heavy military presence the region which is also claimed by pakistan is now under direct control of the central government but there has been stiff resistance to the move in some parts. total prove that the situation will not remain how long will you keep a community under lockdown the world is watching right foot and love our presidents and all support of the government's decision the buddhist dominated region has split from john moore in kashmir and these stand alone union territory has appointed its 1st left tenant governor. dean move today in the render modi declared love duckie 8 union territories so we are very happy in the coming days will be happier and better things will happen because we've been divided from kashmir we feel free. nearly 5 months of protests have pushed hong kong's economy into recession as it is now a record of negative growth in 2 consecutive quarters at the 1st time hong kong has slid into recession s