. >> reporter: firefighters rescued the passengers.ho let's s you another angle of the scene, from above. chopper 4 capturing medics transferring the victims to a hospital. keisha harris watches on the ground. >> trying to tell you, all i could do was thank god, i guess it could have been worse. >> i hope everyone's okay. and everyone wants to go back me every day. >> reporter: indeed, people ina this city neighborhood are praying for the victims in this crash. no word on their condition. but david says, they have, quote, severe injuries. as for theci nt, prince william county police are continuing to investigate. they'r expected to release more information over the next couple days. meanwhile, people in this neighborhood are waiting to see who's at fault.al live in city, prince william county, i'm show marmar stone, news >> what a scene they came upon. thanks, shomari. >>> more humidity and the change is in the way here, folks. we have fal on the way. and doug camera says there's also a big chance for severe weather tomorrow. he's tracking it all. how bad aree talking, doug? >> it will

let )s check in with meteorologist rob mayeada with the latest. and remember you can track the conditions, where ever you are, with our nbc bay area app. it )s free to download on your smartphone. tens of thousands of people hit the streets of san francisco today, in a show of you can download that on your smartphone. >>> tens of thousands of people hit the streets of san francisco today in a show of force against climate change. nbc area's kristy smith joins us live from civic center where people not only filled the streets, they painted them too? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. the march wrapped up awhile ago. what's left behind areary mural. we're told some folks are out here cleaning it up. overall the march was peaceful. as you said, thousands of p francisco to send a message on the climate ahead of a big summit. they carried signs and unified message. thousands of demonstrators headed down market street in san francisco for the rise for climate, jobs, and justice march. >> the global news, everything's coming apart at the seams. the storms,

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let s start k of >>> welcome back. >> we will get started this hour with a check of our forecast.e have some rain on the horizon. the north bay could see sprinkles today. here is a live look outside at the bay bridge. clouds are helping to keep us warm this morning. we are looking temperatures in the low 60s for places like concord and san francisco. 59 in san jose and livermore. 61 in oakland. clouds will help keep us on the cooler side. here is average for this time of year, 70 in san francisco, 82 in concord and 79 in san jose. we are five to 10 degrees below average this time of year. we are looking at the chance for showers. here is future cast. the best chance of showers will be in the north bay. we cannot rule out a story sprinkle further south. we will talk more about that rain and more rain on the way coming up. >>> here is a new kind of moving violation. someone was charged with driving under the influence while riding an electric scooter. >> reporter: you can see two guys on scooters on the left edge of the bridge. >> reporter: you don't have to look far to find people

let s get started start wi this morning . >>>welcome back. it's just about 6:30. >> we'll get started with a check of the forecast. i.c.e. going to be a pleasant weekend, not too hot, at least not yesterday. here's a live look outside right now at the golden gate bridge. you can see low clouds and fog to start the day. temperatures in the 50s. we do have reduced visibility in the north bay, so be mindful as you hit the roadway. a few low clouds to start. later today, we're going to warm up into the mid-60s along the coast, low to mid-70s along the bay, and upper 80s for inland. walnut festival, sunny, 88 degrees. >>> a disturbing california cold case cracked after flying under the radar for nearly three decades. the suspected norcal rapist is given away by his own dna. 58 year old roy charles waller is accused of violently raping and robbing victims over 15 years. investigators say he crept into his victim's home in the cover of darkness, even once posing as a trick trick-or-treater. mark is in the sacramento neighborhood of natomas where the

let )s just ask the magic 8-ball.... those are two of the finalists for this >>> so what do you think? what about this electric football or uno getting into the toy hall of fame? maybe we should ask the magic eight pal. it includes the american girl doll, chutes & ladders and good old-fashioned chalk. tickle- tickle-me-elmo is on the list as well. winners will join classic like barbie and play d-doh. what were your favorite toys as a kid? were you a pinball wizard? >> you know, my time when i was growing up, video games like nintendo and stuff was really big. >> yeah. >> so we really didn't play with too many toys, went outside to play and played video games. >> i had an atari. i was explaining that to my kid and what that was. >> you played that. >> i cass kind of a tom boy, had a lot of match boxcars. >> played outside a lot. >> and in the bay area you can play outside year round. >> we were enjoying this nice weather while our friends are dealing with hurricane florence. >> tough run out there. >> really bad. already

you can see, let's sho s youome of the damage going on inside. what people are coping with here. you can see it is pretty extensive at times. i talked to one man who took us into his backyard to give a good idea of theer power of this storm. >> my neighbor across the street, part of his dock is across his fence over here. just amazing whatea rlly happened. just unbelievable. >> reporter: yeah, 5:00, we'll you the damage and talk to one homeowner whoat actuallyed on it her net cam happen as the storm was hitting her home. >> it's just heart breaking. >> t number of first responders is growing. over the weekend we were there as virginia's elite task force one got ready to leave to help with water rescues. maryland's dis air patrol is on its way. that team will be handing out supplies to people in need. and they took would blackhawks to help with rescue missions. >> as the carolinas begin long road to recovery, puerto rico nears one-year mark since hurricane maria. >> and earlier this month an independent george washington study found nearly 3,000 people died because of the storm. t

let s ask you abomething you just mentioned, the difference between the two testimonies.s is something you've heard a lot today. was there a gender dynamic ate play, ore we just watching two different personalities make their cases? >> yes, of course. it was almost like stereotypical representations of how women and men would be expected to present themselves and to behave. so he was blustery, he was taking up as much taspace as possible. the anger is an emotion that is approved in men and oft see as positive in men. she could not be angry, she had much bason to be,ut she didn't show anger, and it would be very unacceptable for a woman to show anger. so everything about r self-presentation was self-effacing, deferential. what's interesting is that mosts people, meell as womennics would be deferential to thea senators itting like that. he threw all that to the wind and wasy actuat only fulfilling our expectations of men but not fulfilling our expectations of the person who was presenting himself before a body that was going to judge >> and i would like to ask marcia coyle

amy: let's s go to another turnf kavanaugh on thurursday. >> were you a party to a conversation that occurred regagaing speciaial counsel mueller investigation and simply yes or no is fine. cooks about his investigation. are you referring to a specific person? >> i'm referring to a specific subject and a specific person i'm referring to is you. >> who was the c conversation wiwith? you said you had information. >> that is that the subject of the question, sir. the subject of t the questioions you and whether you were part of a conversation regarding special -- special counsel mueller's investigation. >> the answer is no. amy: if you u could explain why she is a asksking this question. trump made very clear this is the only list he would d use and he was not on the list and this issue that came upup that kavanaugh was added after the miller investigation began and was he speaking with president from's personal lawyer? explain. >> it raises important question. he did not show up on president from's first or second shortlist in which the president claimed he was erring to the public all

s let's rollome video. this is near the dbrentwoo rec center on downing place northeast. police confirmed just about an hour ago, they found a man shot and unresponsive. homicide detectives are on scene, but we don't know the man's condit on. backut here live, this fire uck pulled up a short time ago. firefighters are across the street on the other side of that 18-wheeler, and they are cleaning the pavement. keep in mind, there was a shooting there. police are investigating here on benning road northeast. this is the same block where four people wrp shot friday night. d.c. police released this video of two persons of interest from this past friday night's shooting on the 1800 block of benning road northeast around 11:00 at night. police found four people wounds.g from gunshot all the people survived. police are investigating both shootings and won't tell us if they're cop next nnected. >> this is absolutel unbelievable. >> reporter: kathy henderson was at a crime walk with police and people who live in the neighborhood at the time of tonight's >> we're not tolerating this

a meeting is scheduled for today to let them know what )s going on. "oakmont senior living" has 15 days to appeal the decision and request a hearing. this morning - the kickoff to the nfl season is still causing a lot of buzz across the nation. the game lacked some excitement until the very end - but that )s not what everyone is talking about. instead - it )s the nike ad .. featuring former niners quarterback colin kaepernick .. which made its debut during the telecast. today in the bay )s kira klapper joins us now with reaction. it was a powerful message from colin kaepernick as we know -- he has been thrust back into the spotlight this week. we still haven )t heard from kap himself -- but he was spotted yesterday. . this is video of colin kaepernick just outside of portland, oregon -- at nike headquters. he spoke to nike employees, thanking the company for their support and for making him the face of their new "just do it" campaign. local experts we spoke with -- say nike certaintly did its homework when choosing kap. kaepernick is currently in liti

timsix times before and it seems that they don't do that. [ inaudible question ] >> i would let the senator s tae their course. let the senators do it 37. >> that was the president. as for the ranking member of the senate judiciary senator dianne feinstein, top democrat who knew about fordblasey ford's accusat back in julile but kept it confidential, senator feinstein says this, quote, the fbi routinely investigates allegations like dr. nofford's, they did it with anita hill and this year with allegations against rob porter. the investigation needs to investigate and the senate needs to wait until that is done. let's go to a former fbi assistant director. chris, welcome back. >> thank you. >> it is unclear what professor ford is asking for, a background probe or criminal probe. can you talk to me about the difference? >> yeah, there is a big difference. the fbi has no independent jurisdiction to open up a stand alone investigation of rape allegations or assault allegations that may have taken 36 years ago. that is a local crime. unless it involves a federal official or on federal land or has

but let's fiend out, both for judge kavanaugh's sake and s dr. , let's find out what happened. right now, they're trying to rush it behind closed doorss not there to the process, not there to the senate, but mostly not fair to the american people. >> woodruff: we heard senator ixrin hatch that he believes professor ford is up, suggesting that maybe she has the wrong person. you think that the possible? >> he said that without even talking with her, without evenfa knowing thts. let's get the facts. let's not speculate. i think there is another republican jeff flake said, whh?'s the rus let's get all the fact. that's all i want. when i was a prsecutor i, dealt with facts. here we have to deal with fats because we're saying, depending upon how we looaat the fcts, somebody could be on the supreme court for the rest of their life. think of the effect that has on 325 million americans. at least for them, we ouht to be doing it, but also, i think it is an outlerageous reion on the u.s. senate if we're not willing to take the time to gett it ri >> woodruf

dave was in the s >> let's hear it for dave. space bar! >> you gotit. >> it was -- >> take a bow. >> thank you. >> fabulous. >> i'm exhausted. >> sports, weather. he can do it all. >> drawing with a sharpie tomorrow morning. watch it. thank you, amelia. >>> coming up, the stanley c champs get a visit from another famous trophy today. famous trophy today. >> sports is comingp next. u i'm neal simon. i'm the son of an immigrant and a family man. daughter: hey, dad. neal: and now i'm runn because they're playing partisan games and getting nothing done, and it's cripplingmerica. i've created high-paying jobs right here in maryland by listening, bringi people together, and finding common ground, and i'll do the same thing as your senator. they say an outsider can't do it, but... all: together... neal: ...we'll prove them wrong. i'm neal simon, and i approve this message. let's finally put people over politics. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. all right,dave. we're going to hit the space bar every time a chighlightes up and you need a slow m

s. let's stay with our top story now. of america news and i asked him what he made of what's happening. well, on a day we've gone from crazy town to treason—ville, and this story continues to inflate by the hour, mostly because of president trump himself reacting to it. yes, it does echo a lot of what bob woodward had to say in his book, doesn't it? but you have to wonder, if people are actually doing this, why publish it? surely that makes it harder to do it. well, there is a big debate both from the left and the right here about the motivations here, and whether this was actually a good idea by this senior administration official. because if supposedly this official is concerned about the president, and how he behaves, this has only triggered him into much more radical action — the "treason" tweetjust a while ago, and a demand that the new york times turn over this person to the government, presumably for prosecution. well, you know very well how it all works there. what is your thinking about what is really going on? w

s&p up 0.4%. a bull one day could turn to bear the next day and vice versa. let's take them individually because you need to evaluate this market. by sector, not the s&p let's start with oil and gas, which had a nice rally today when it comes to energy we have a big problem in the country by the way, we are the largest producer of oil in the world the permian basin in west texas, it's landlocked. there is not enough pipe to take it to the gulf coast this kind of crude from the permian trades at a big discount today oil roared crude touching $80 west texas cruise rising 70. our producers can make an auto lot of money even if they take it by truck, rail, whatever. this group is on fire. this is a violent move hence, whey a major independent like die mack back rallied $4 in a single session that's total bull market behavior from a group that had been in bear market mode for angs you could argue one day does not a bull make, but not many people are betting on oil recommending these stocks is a contrary call. i bet an analyst comes ougt tomorrow if the oil gets sponsors

andrew s.: let me ask about some of the politics at that time. because there was pressure on everybody. we were in the middle of a presidential election, which people often seem to forget. as you said, the house did not pass tarp the first time. it was your own party that was making it difficult. henry: thanks for that. [laughter] andrew s.: when you look at the politics of today, if this crisis happened today, would you think would happen? what do you think would happen? henry: your asking many -- me? andrew s.: anyone who wants to take it. henry: i would say there is a lot of dysfunction in washington today. no doubt about it. i know what people expect me and want me to say, but i don't ever want to bet against the united states of america and our political system during a crisis. a crisis can bring people together. and i was thinking back, you know, that when i came to washington in july of 2006, a lot of things hadn't been going right for president bush. and people talk about, you know, a low approval rating like 40%, he was in the high 20's.

andrew s.: let me ask about some of the politics at that time. because there was pressure on everybody. we were in the middle of a presidential election, which people often seem to forget. as you said, the house did not pass tarp the first time. it was your own party that was making it difficult. henry: thanks for that. [laughter] andrew s.: when you look at the politics of today, if this crisis happened today, would you think would happen? what do you think would happen? henry: your asking many -- me? andrew s.: anyone who wants to take it. henry: i would say there is a lot of dysfunction in washington today. no doubt about it. i know what people expect me and want me to say, but i don't ever want to bet against the united states of america and our political system during a crisis. a crisis can bring people together. and i was thinking back, you know, that when i came to washington in july of 2006, a lot of things hadn't been going right for president bush. and people talk about, you know, a low approval rating like 40%, he was in the high 20's.

let's get abc 7's meteorologist sandhya patel here to tell us what's going on. sandhya? >> it's a dangerous storm, obviously proven to be deadly. we see heavy rain pushing into north carolina, pushing into south carolina. it made landfall at wrightsville beach. tornado watch boxes were up tonight. winds at 70 miles an hour. it's tracking west at 3, but it's really crawling. 2:00 p.m., a tropical storm. south carolina tomorrow becoming a depression. weakening, making that nearly turn toward the northeast. here's the take iowa waichl rainfall, 20 to 25 inches. storm surge up to 12 feet. flood willing continue for days. it will be catastrophic, damaging winds and the possibility of tornadoes. already a foot and a half of rain has fallen across parts of north carolina and they're still counting. larry? >> thank you. >>> a nonprofit is helping with displaced people. leslie brinkley is live at medshare with more. leslie? >> reporter: that's right. medshare is set to gear up with hurricane florence. last year they were dealing with seven disasters in seven weeks including hurri

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which includes -- >> okay, let me -- let me --'s >> therapiotes from 2012. >> right. >> which includet. yes? >> can i talk now? .> y >> oh, okay. i need to see the fas. [ laughter ] >> seth: you're seeing them. she's literally explaining them to your face. [ light laughter ] "i need to see the facts." okay. here are the facts. "stop interrupting me with facts when i'm in the middle of demanding facts!" [ laughter and applause ] this is my fact demanding time. republicans are making it clear as possible they aren't actually interested in hearing the truth about what brett kavanaugh did, which is infuriating, since trump and republicans spenrethe enampaign saying, "we're a nation of laws." although in fairness honesty is -- >> not really their thing. [ laughter ] >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: we'll be right back with kelly clarkson, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer looks," be sure to subscribe to "late night" on youtube. so you just walk around telling people geico could help them save money on car

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well for more on this meeting let's go to the w.'s a max hoffman in marci for us right now max what do you make of president mccrone and johnson machall statements earlier. so i can tell you this brian the wind here is much stronger than what the two of them said really nothing new i hate to say that in the beginning except that we've seen a ritual that they've really have been practicing for the last months where a minute in my call it's just on the importance of finding solutions for the migration crisis of what used to be the migration crisis and i'm going to back can seize that something needs to be done to reform the eurozone that is of course a topic that is very close to the heart of the matter with my call so there's a give and take but of course and that has not changed the euro zone that it might it might call once is not the euro zone that i'm going to america wants and what i'm going to america wanted at least in the past for migration is not necessarily what a money when my call is practicing at home he's a pretty much a

let's see who will get a win. do people need to pack a raincoat? >> out to the game, i think it will be fine. >> we're undefeated? >> listen, we're redskinsfans, we'll take whatever we can get. 's let's see how ap runs today. >> as long as got alex smith he'll be all right. let's talk about the capital camera. we have that fog lifting through area. so we're having this fall go round, a few sprinkles, a little drizzle but the clouds are lifting. i believe we're going to have veiled sunshine today similar to what we saw yesterday. everybody's stuck in clo and fog. we're watching tropical depression florence. winds are at 35 miles an hour. this rain is relentless. wilmington, north carolina, has picked up 20 inches of rain in the last hours. i have friends figuring out when they'll get ba not hapning beca cape fear river wl crest. it's a mess down there and all of north carolina getting flash flooding because the rain is throughout the state and that isture coming our way. now today few stray showers out there throughout the day. adds we head through the aftee an uptick in those showers as florngs starts to make her turn to the north. wrap around west a and come up through pennsyl

s. let's talk about the west, what it taught the united states about racial laws. think you are right. there are examples of indians, chinese, mexicans. yes. >> i want to major that we get some time for questions. >> you want me to go? >> go ahead. >> all right. of those different classes, as the -- whatng, with should they have done? chinese, it's pretty clear. mexicans, that's very clear. it settled in a treaty. the question comes with indians. how do you cope with that? do they want citizenship? is that something that they would desire? sometimes as i have looked back on this era, what you do about this? how would you deal with it? anybody. >> we have 30 seconds for your reply. .> i'm prepared to answer of the complications about, how do you sort out a hierarchy? you have certainly go obligations to cope. does get thrown away pretty quickly. mexican property rights are guaranteed by a treaty but they disappear in the decades after the civil war. the rights of free blacks. california work hard not to allow free blacks and at certain points. that's even before the civil war and contin

s&p large let's get to bob paisani. >> hurricanes and concerns of many things going on of the semiconductorndusem semiconductor sector >> oil stocks and negotiations going on healthcare have been a big mover. banks, sideways for months semiconductor have been down, you heard the guys were talking about it lam research, that's a new low for lam. western digital had a new low aside from the semiconductor moves down is the whole situation of tariffs jp morgan, hard to put a number on how this is going to affect earnings jp morgan tried to do it today if they put in the entire that's being talked about including china tariff and everything, it could not $8 or $10 off of the s&p. they had of 165 or $1,808 of the full year. this is all the tariffs, you throw them all in. i think this is important. the corporate emphasis has been shifting from tax cuts to trade wars they mentioned that in the recent conference. they brought up tariffs as a potential issue down the road. this is why the market moves on tariffs. shout out to jp morgan trying to put a number on a difficult situation. elsewhere we are

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duration of the daylight here in the that's how close the storm is moving, philip.e >> stay s out there. let's go to meteorologistmi elle grissom. she's back with an update. >> it's goingo be several days and a story for weeks beyond this. we are looking at radar right now, heavy rain. you're seeing intermitt tent ra where he is. and then lighter colors. we have watches in 15 counties. at's a big look at the weather story of the day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. we're looking at storms in the northern plains, a hot one in the temperatures near 100 degrees in some spots. southern texas also looking for a chance of showers and thunderstorms. temperatures in the low to upper80s. so this is a big, big story. florence willake a big, big impact far and wide. it's going to affect a lot ofop . >> and we'll be covering it for weeks to come. >>> now to a sta look at the h impact ofurricane florence along the coast. as you can see, people heeded the warnings about the storm. alle carariers canceled flight. decisions about resuming flights will like lay ly be made tomorr. >> you're watching "ea

let's gather all the kids. s t's get my mom. let's get my wifd.tside of italy. let go to the greek islands. we meet up with the harrelson family in greece. >> jimmy: as in woody harrelson? [ light laughter ] >> now woody is the kind of guy -- woody is the kind o yat if you rent the place but he shows up befo get there, he will take the master bedroom. [ laughter ] but more about that later. >> jimmy: yeah. >> let me just say this about woody. even if the plan on ght is you're going to the oscars, it's probably a good idea to take your swimsuit. [ laughter ] all righat more on ater. let me get back to mom. you know what i'm talking about, woodrow. so we're there three weeks paradise. man, we had freedom. nobody was even taking pictures, the water. i greebeautiful. it's inherently generous. the sea doesn't bite. the air doesn't bite. thland doesn't bite. people love family. if take the eldest female which lways the her who is queen in any situation. we've had a great three weeks. we've had such a good three weeks that we decide when it's time to go,

s transplant from politics. let's catch up on some sports a lot of action over the weekend we start with football germany's national football team have just had another chance to repair their reputation after their disappointing world cup campaign this summer they managed to score a straw with world champions france in the nation's league on thursday but fans and critics expected more from them when they took home peru in a friendly i this wasn't exactly the performance coach you can live with hoping for some highs against peru but also plenty of those germany failed to exploit their chances in the fast paced early stages marco toys alone wasted three golden opportunities in the first fifteen minutes and germany's defense once again looked porous allowing luis adding to the to open the scoring for peru after twenty two minutes i but the equaliser was not long in coming uli m. bronze hitting the target after winning the ball deep in the opponents' half just three minutes later. germany didn't shine in the second half e

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s. let's ge . >>> welcome back. it's just about 6:30. >>> we'll get started this th starting off a recast. little on the cool side. reporter: we'll be seasonal this weekend but a cool down is on the way. look outside. looking off to the east. you can see a beautiful sunrise setting up there. a few coastal clouds. most folks seeing clear skies inland. temperatures are hovering just below that 60-degree mark for many locations, 58 san francisco, and 47 in santa rosa. making our way throughout the day, the coast and bay fog to start will, will wind down. we'll see seasonal temperatures this weekend. much cooler as we make our way into the work weekment your high temperatures today topping out in the low 90s for most spots. full forecast is still ahead. >>> stocks of tesla took a hit after the latest bizarre incident musk. yesterday, the stock plunged 9% in early trading after video surfaced showing musk smoking a joint on a podcast. after that initial drop, tesla stock rebounded a bit. the podcast is not the only incid

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big reason we saw bank stocks rally in a way that pushed the dow and s&p higher. let'so to the market snapshot. the risingness and yields, the story of the day. i have the s&p 500 banking index there. you can see better than 2%. the tech heavy nasdaq 100 was lower. the nasdaq, the only one of the three major indexes that closed off the levels of the day. let's go into the bloomberg. i have the dollar. this is called dollars bold appeared position. gtv is where you can find our stocks. what you are seeing is one of the most widely followed fund managers coming out with a note that the -- that the dollar bulls are gearing off the gas. that is at the -- as the next move on the dollar will be lower after this big strong run we have seen. let's go into some of the stocks that have moved. i will give you a bunch of the bank stocks p you can see they are higher on the day. banks and financial firms getting a boost from the rise in yields. let's go to the other big movers as well. amazon, not moving down in a big way. it was what happened to all the grocers as a result in their

we take a look at reasons behind the s&p decision to upgrade australia. shery: let's get a quick check of the markets on friday. it was mixed on the last trading day of the week. look at the dow, which gained .3%. the s&p 500 was down with financial zantac. it was the busiest u.s. stock trading day since february. it was quarterly expiration of options and futures, also known as quadruple. the nasdaq was weighed down by half a percent, given weakness stocksin apple and other on the nasdaq. let's look at markets out of asia. haidi: we are looking at a mix and lower set up despite the s&p as you say within an inch of the all-time high. kind of liquidity as well, lack of direction. we had a number of close markets across the region. japan, south korea, china markets and taiwan closed. sri lanka also closed. equinox holiday. we have close to home new zealand stocks are trading. not inspected to change but maybe a dovish tone from the central bank and a rate cut that could be on the table. with the kiwi dollar and aussie dollar, we saw quite a selloff on the back of the be

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let's get straight to carter to break it down. >> that's right. it's been quite dormant for the past 2 to 4 weeks and xrt. it's 96 stocks 2.2 trillion and a big chunk of the s&p, 8.3%. so let's look at some charts and see if we can figure this out t. brands, the names you know, including amazon and walmart big competitors, kroger, walgreens and the list goes on and on costco, macy's, ebay, target the first is the xrt itself and then, which is key, the relative performance to the s&p 500 one, what we know is that we made a slight new high but basically we have been rebuff there. it's been basically straight down so there's no outfit here this relative to your choice being the market but what's really important is every single time we have gotten to this down trend line, we have failed not a good sign. i don't like it. moving on. here's the xrt itself. they're going to come down to the trend line that's been in effect i'm betting that's exactly what is going to happen to xrt. there's a message here about retail. >> he doesn't like it. >> this is kind of an interesting one and it sets up well for options one of the things is the fact that xrt is equal weight n

let's bring in boris s schlossberg. we've talked about emerging markets.weak for a while now. is this the time to feel safe about them >> no listening to john's call on oil, it's almost a complete start of a vicious cycle for them if he's correct at his $80 call on oil, that's a disaster for emerging markets emerging markets have to buy oil in dollars at their weakened currencies it creates a vish scious cycle them under no conditions does it look like we're at the end of it. it looks like we're still in the middle of a crisis the lira, turkish lira -- well, the rand is under pressure today, but turkish lira will go over 7, it's nowhere near the end of this crisis >> where should we watch for the biggest stress out there is it dollar/yen emerging markets what are the markets telling you? >> on the major side it's deceptively placid and calm. the dollar/yen is not responding it's trading up today. dollar is up against everybody today. which in many ways is ironic the whole idea is that the reason the dollar is strong because of trade war worries, but in fac

let's go to sophie in hong kong to see how the markets are shaping up. sophie? sophie: after the s managed to break a four-day slide, asian stocks could face a mixed session, albeit lackluster. techs could remain the achilles heel which could make stocks more vulnerable to selling as the hang seng edges closer to its lowest in three years. it's down more than 90% since ts january high. nike and wal-mart stock tumbled or a 10th day. and that is hitting hong kong hard. firms with a primary listing in the city make up 23% of the emerging market index. >> thank you so much for that. pretty key day when it comes to hong kong markets while we see if they can stage a bit of a recovery. let's see what we should be watching as the day gets under way here in asia. we saw that most u.s. stocks managed to hang on to moderate gains. apple suffering even ahead of the new iphone, new apple watch launched this week. >> that's right. i think what we're going to see pretty much a fixed -- a mixed day which has been the pattern, i guess, recently. apple, amazon, the biggest decliners on the nasdaq 10

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to talk about more about this, let's bring in jessica le maire .s how much will the focus be dominatinghe un's general assembly? jessica: very much, because prime minister netanyahu is speaking and also palestinian present abbas -- president abbas. we will have to listen carefully to what they have to say. first told reporters yes, he was not against a two state solution and then later on he said, two-state, one state, whatever they prefer. he is talking about this peace plan that he wantsts to presenty the end of the year. he says he hopes to solve this conflict by the end of hisis fit term, but that might be wishful thinking is there is a deepening risk between the palestinians and the u.s. also with u.s. sanctions this , but out to the u.n. organization that helps palestinian refugees. it is difficult to see how to get there. genie: the denuclearization of north korea, seems like plans for a new summit between president trump and kim jong-un on our moving forward -- kim jong-un are moving forward. jessica: trump is saying that he hopes to meet soon again with kim jong-un. he has been

s. session let's focus on the details of the data. brent is strong, trading north of $80.ve not been at these levels in four years. ti is trading a little higher and mario draghi is sounding hawkish, talking in front of parliamentarians in brussels aggressiveut inflation. the dax is down around half of 1%. one stock that is trading higher is sky. vonnie: it's interesting because sky might be up but comcast is down. guy: they paid a pretty penny for sky. some say they are paying too much. we are about 45 minutes into the u.s. session and u.s. markets are lower and the hang seng was trading down sharply lower. this is bloomberg. ♪ erik: the president of argentina is with us. and it's an to you honor to have you back and thank you for coming to new york. >> i am glad to be in new york. erik: you have a tough job. president ofeing a our country, things are changing all the time. erik: this is the u.n. general assembly week. it brings together heads of state, diplomats, ceos and investors and you will be seeing some of them in new york city. what are you going to tell them, wha

let's get the lawyers against s, because then as now lawyers are overrepresented in houses of ssembly, so let's mandate that the stamp has to be affixed to legal documents. every time you would see it as a colonist, you would know that this thing was more expensive than it should have been because it bears this ungainly stamp. government has added no value whatsoever to this. it has merely taxed legal transactions, making it more expensive to use lawyers. it made it so that lawyers would have fewer customers. it was bad for lawyers, bad for consumers of the law. what is another important occupational constituency that the british, if they were seeking to lose an empire, would want to alienate? merchants. all sorts of different paper products have to bear the stamp. merchants don't like this, and the merchants are the best-connected people on the atlantic seaboard. they have contacts with merchants and distributors throughout the colonies, and their networks form the basis of the resistance network that will allow british north americans to unite in opposition to these taxes. other gro

ramy: let's push ahead to the r.b.a.'s decision here. what are your thoughts on what we should be expecting? put that into context as well if you could. >> the context is the aussie economy is growing but not enough to cut into spare capacity. we have a lot of spare capacity which has led to low inflotion ratings and very low wages growth. if you want to put some context on that the core inflation rate in the u.s. on both measures is around 2%. the core innation rate defined as the u.s. defines it has inflation, 1.6% and of course the reserve bank -- they're below target. very, very low wages growth as i said. housing market is falling. against that backdrop very hard to say the reserve bank rising interest rates today and indeed i think very hard to say the reserve bank interest rates raising for the next couple years. this is not the u.s. our cycle is fundamentally different than the u.s. and we saw yesterday house prices continuing to decline down 10 months in a row now. very, very hard to see the reserve rising interest rates against