nine people chained themselves to the pavement at london city airport for hours highlighting how airting neighbors who are predominantly minority and poor. police arrested the protesters and cleared the runway. the london city airport is used for shortfall flights to other european destinations. >> him herm is weaken but waves and flooding could continue to impact new york and southern new england before the storm moves out to sea. a tropical storm warning is in affect from long island to massachusetts. hermine's winds were at 65 miles per hour at the peak. the national hurricane center said hermine is expected to become stationery tonight before turning toward the northeast tomorrow. >> still ahead, the important meet that could decide the future of twitter. >> silicon valley giant that can buy the company. >> a look from east bay hill camera looking at city. it looks murky and there are warmer temperatures dead and meteorologist mike nicco has the >> and twitter's board of directors will meet about selling on thursday in san francisco to discuss the fate as a stand alone company. t

this website sheers video of what was happening police officers are still at london city airport right now and it is at the main international harbor but the protesters certainly tied things down for travelers in london and they are black lives matter protesters. this is a movement that we are familiar with in the bay area and across the united states, demonstrating against a proposed airport expansion. i will keep an cry on the situation at the live desk but it is were whering up. back to you. >> speaking of london, another airline is recovering this morning from a system meltdown. this time it is british airways back online after big delays overnight. we were at sfo with thousands of travelers waiting for hours. one flight left four hours late at 11:15 last night set to arrive at 9:00 this morning our time. >> it was down around 5:00 and we got here and we have been in line for three hours. >> problems happen and you have to keep calm and carry on. >> that is the good attitude to have. the airline said that the passengers are checked in at heathrow airport with the process could be s

a tweet was sent out by the london city airport, "we are currently experiencing disruptions to all flights due to the protesters at the airport. the police are currently on the scene.>> many went on social media to talk about this, and you can see the protesters on that part of your screen blocking the runway, passengers were stuck in the terminal trying to figure out what was going on.>> organizers of the black lives matter movement are trying to ensure that the campaign grows around the world. the group has formed a partnership with the san francisco charity international development exchange, the nonprofit receiving grants and tax-deductible donations on behalf of the black lives matter group. this will allow black lives matter to concentrate on building local chapters, and the goal is to seek social change across the u. s., asia and south america. >>> a new poll shows the increase in white americans supporting the black lives matter movement, and they decided to measure the attitude of those between the ages of 18 and 30. they were asked about the black lives matter movement and the is

>> "black lives matter" took to social media to claim responsibility for a protest at the uk's london's city airport. the group claims that the expansion plans will cause more air pollution in a predominantly black community. it was disrupted for hours today. >>> a woman received the first partial face plant is dead. she died after a the family didn't want to publicize her death. she was dig figured by her pet labrador. she had transplants from around the world. >>> a young boy isn't stopped from doing his patriotic duty. >> and the [ clock titime. ] you only have so much. that's why we wanna make sure you won't have to wait on hold. and you won't have to guess when we'll turn up. because after all... we should fit into your life. [ laughing ] not the other way around. [ clock ticking ] fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in, i know it's in, it's in but it's not working. i'm sending you

the london city airport says flights should resume soon. these protesters got on o the runway and were able to disrupt flights. they had to ground all flights incoming and out going. they locked themselves together, but several have been arrested, and the city's airport says another traael situation we want to update you on. british airways had a some failure overnight late last night. this morning, flights will be delayed. i just checked out of dia. no major delays this morning, but we are seeing delays at other airports around the be aware, especially if you are flying british airways. >>> in israel, the desperate search ffr survivors continues this morning after a multiple-story parking garage collapsed in tel aviv. at least four people are still missing in the rubble. three people are confirm hurt. the parking garage was under construction at the time of collapse. frms the death toll continues to rise after a suicide car bombing in central baghdad targets shiite muslims. we know tles at least 12 people have died. another 20 victims caug

they managed to block the only runway at london city airport this morning. black lives matter claimed responsibility for the protest which cancelled or delayed almost 30 flights. police arrested the protesters on trespassing charges. >>> the former stanford university swimmer convicted has registered. brock turner showed up in his native ohio to put himself on the online registry. turner was released from a california jail last week after spending just three months of his six-month sentence. he was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. >> hermine is expected to begin weakening, but it's still impacting areas along southern new england. in massachusetts pounding waves, high surf and coastal flooding continue to be an issue. red flag warnings remain in place, however some are taking advantage of the choppy conditions and the high winds for water sports. >>> hurricane newton slammed into cabo san lucas this morning. the storm made land dls fall as a category 1 storm. it's forecasted to dump 8-12 inches of rain and could reach the u.s. border wi

. >>> all flights in and out of a london city airport have been disrupted after demonstrators blocked a run way to protest expansion plans. police are negotiating with protesters who managed to get past securi and locked themselves together. black lives matter claimed responsibility on social media. >>> talk about a neighborhood dispute getting out of hand. 57 year old of tennessee charged with felony vandalism after he reportedly bulldozed a neighbor's home. luckily no one was inside. i allegedly caved in the walls of the home and busted the water pipes leaving one huge mess for neighbor sam higginsden to see when he returned. police are still trying to figure out what the two are fighting over. >>> get ready for a stretch of hot weather. allyson is up next with details. >> we are fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan, how can i help you today? yeah, i got a big problem with my new tv. you can't tell me this cord isn't in, i know it's in, it's in but it's not working. okay. i'm sending you a link t

the facility is east of the city of london and police say they are negotiating with people. the group black lives matter claims responsibility on social media. it is expressing concerns about environmental degradation. they say the airport caters to people working in financial services. with windows today and the homecoming ceremony is planned for this morning. the group was deployed in february. >>> the broncos are two days out from showing up all of their work during the preseason. >> super bowl 50 rematch is this thursday night with romi joining us now. >> reporter: they could do it again. panthers and denver broncos will open up with a super bowl 50 rematch. the roster looks different than in february. lombardi brought the trophy home to colorado. the main change is the new face had quarterback. trevor siemian will introduce himself to the nation in prime time and make history along the champion has ever started the next season opener with a quarterback who has zero regular season pass attempts in the last quarterback to start was hall of famer otto graham in 1955. with

. >>> overseas, the london city airport has been shut down after black lives matter protesters ran offhe runway. city airport is popular with business professionals because it's close to the city center. inbound flights have been deserted. nine protesters on the runway chained themselves together in a tweet black lives matter uk say it's protesting uk's environmental impact on black people. it claims most of the countries affected by climate change are in sub-saharan africa. >>> meanwhile, british airways is trying to fix a computer glitch that shut down its check-in system around the world. passengers are struggling through long lines and delays. it's unclear just how many flights have been affected. british airways says they are working as hard as possible to fix the problem. >>> and now to some severe weather we're seeing off the east coast of the united states where hermine continues to create large waves and beach erosion through new england. this morning, hermine is about 110 miles off the tip of new york's long island. and expected to stall there later today. hermine still has t

((brian loftus)) protesters blocked the runway at london city airport .. disrupting incoming and outgoing flights. the group, black lives matter, claimed responsibility on social media ... saying they're protesting the climate crisis and its impact on black people. the airport says the protesters runway back open./// ((brian loftus)) >>> and british airways is dealing with a major computer glitch. no word on how many flights are affected, but there have been problems in airports in both europe and the u-s. they were having issues with checking people in .. which caused long lines. british airways says the problem has been resolved, and there were no cancellations./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> things are about to get a little wild in studio this morning! ((brian loftus)) >> we're chatting with two of the stars from the newest show downtown .. one epic night.. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> and it's time for today's facebook contest. good luck!//// demetria obilor out to me concerned with the new roundabout at sahara and hollywood near las vegas high school. there have b

the black lives matter uk members say they were protesting a planned expansion at london city airport. they say the increase in air pollution from the expansion would have a negative effect on one of london's most economically advantaged areas nearby. >>> a new poll shows white americans are supporting the black lives matter movement. a university of chicago poll conducted early last month was designed to measure the attitudes of people between 18 and 30 years old. they were asked about the recent turmoil regarding race and the black lives matter movement itself. 5% of african-americans say they strongly or somewhat support the group. 51% of whites support the black lives movement and that's a 10% increase from june. >> a lot of people will go, oh, that guy is white, he's light skinned. little do they know, i'm palestinian, and i have experienced the same treatment. >> the survey did show significant differences. on the question of whether recently officer involved killings of black people were isolated incidents, or part of a larger problem, 72% said it is a larger pattern, compared

. >>> nine people were arrested after a black lives matter matter down the london city airport. nine people chained themselves to the pavement and they wanted to highlight about how air pollution around the airport are hurting neighbors that are minority and poor. >>> a san francisco based chair sit working as a fundraising arm for black lives matter. international development exchange or idex began a partnership a year ago. they manage financial affairs so they could focus on partnership and it is also received tax and donations. >>> medical theft is a rising crime. 2.5 million cases identified in 2014, an increase of 20% over the year before. >> michael finney is here with how to avoid becoming a victim. >> it is easy to become victimized. that is why the bad guys are going there. and it is worth a lot of money. a stolen medical identity could ruin your finances and compromise your medical treatment and cause you legal harm. consumer report shows us who is most at risk. deborah ford had a totally clean record but after a thief stole her purse and used her insurance card to get

. >> flights resumed at london city airport after demonstrators blocked a runway to protest expansion. travel was disrupted from just before dawn until early afternoon. it ended after police arrested nine people. black lives matter claimed responsibility for the protest on social media. in the u.s., two new nationwide polls show the race for president is tightening. hillary clinton leading donald trump 48-42. the two polling within the margin of error. fox news says it has settled gretchen carlson's gender bias lawsuit. they've agreed to pay carlson $20 million. roger ailes stepped down as chairman and chief executive of fox news in july after carlson brought her case. statement that a she is ready to move on to the next chapter of her life. now owns mores victories in grand slam matches open anyone else in tennis' era. for williams, the ultimate goal is three more victories and winning the tournament, breaking her time with -- global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. something on the sharing economy.

flights are resuming at london city airport after a runway was blocked by protesters.l was disrupted until early afternoon. police arrested nine people. claimedves matter responsibility for the protest. there was a deadly attack in afghanistan. two explosions killed at least 35 people. another nine people were wounded. the taliban has been a gaining ground on territory across afghanistan. investigators have come out with a preliminary report on that crash in to buy last month. they found that the pilot tried landed too far down the runway. the wind shifted. all 300 people managed to escape. a firefighter was killed when a fuel tank exploded. hurricane new and slammed into loss cabo's. it knocked out power in some stranded tourists. with heavy rains and strong winds. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. mark: thank you very much. switzerland's economy is getting back on track. it is about 18 months off. 6% in the three months since june. that is the fastest pace since june. the gdp e

nine people were arrested at "london city airport" this morning after locking themselves together on the runway. the protest was stae u-k branch of black lives matter. the group said the protest was to "highlight the uk's environmental impact on the lives of black people." all protesters have now been removed and were taken into custody. across america now... a city in north carolina is receiving reports of someone in a clown costume trying to lure kids in the woods. winston-salem police say sunday night -- two kids saw a person dressed in a clown costume and one adult heard it. the person was trying to lure kids into these woods by offering them treats. police searched for the clown...but so far have found nothing. the incidents sparked police to up patrols in the neighborhoods and knock on doors to inform people of what happened and to keep an eye out for trouble. lt. brian dobey/winston-salem police "parents need to speak with their children and speak with them soon and let them know that this is not normal, it's not safe, and anytime they see any type of activity like this they n

the protest forced london city airport to cancel several flights.ine people associated with the black lives matter movement locked themselves together as negotiators spoke to to them. they said they're speaking out against the united states kingdom's, quote, environmental impact on protesters. several 234r50i9s were diverted to nearby airports. >>> and passenger on british airways still face possible delays this morning after systems. it created long lines, the airline says the systems are running again but check-ins to take a little longer than usual. which followed delta last month. the company says that outage cost them $100 million in revenue. >>> longtime activist phyllis schlafly died in st. louis. she stayed active in politics the relevant flt rest of her li. she rallied against communism and abortion and her organized effort had stopped the equal rights amendment from taking effect. she was ceo of the eagle forum, a conservative lobbying group she founded in 1972. she endorsed donald trump in march and defended him in july. she was 92 years

people arrested nine people at london city airport after they locked themselves together on the runwayand they closed it for several hours. the black lives matter activists say they staged a protest to highlight the u.k. environmental impact on the lives of black people. >>> it is time to turn our attention to our warming weather. >> it is warming and hazy-ing. i don't know if that is a term. >> it is getting warmer and our air quality is declining so there is probably a haze in some areas. tomorrow is a spare the air day so bear that in mind. and it is warming up and warmer tomorrow. here is live doppler 7. clouds are well off shore and the low clouds that come up to the coastline this type of day and they are well off shore and that is part of the pattern when we have this kind of warm-up. check out the 24-hour temperature change. it is 10 degrees warmner hayward than at this hour today and many locations 7 to 8 to 9 degrees warmer than at this time yesterday and so it is areawide and this is looking across the embarcadero with blue skies across the bay and 70 in san francisco and it

. >>> nine people were arrested at london city airport this morning after locking themselves together on the runway. the protest was staged by the uk branch of black lives matter that said the action was taken to highlight the uk's environmental impact on the lives of black people. we did just check and after several hours all protesters were removed from the runway and flights are operating as on a waikiki rough water swim yesterday. when it was over only half of them finished. rescuers pulled nearly 300 of those 700 swimmers out of the water after strong currents and rough surf exhausted them. several told lifeguards they were too tired to make to it shore. though many didn't finish the event director says most of the participants he spoke with still thought the race was a success. quite a surprise during the labor day holiday weekend fishing trip off the florida coast. they found 15 cuban men trying to make it to american soil in a broken down boat. fisher melbourne knew they legally could only provide food and water and call the coast guard for help. >> we just -- we put everythin

chaos at a london city airport after black lives matter protesters stormed the runway. diverted as the group chained themselves together. now the nine white protesters claiming that the climate around the world is racist. they got on the runway by using an inflatable float from a dock. no one though was arrested. >>> and it's that time of the year again. no, not football season pumpkin spice latte season. starbucks rolling out the fall menu today. if you're interested also, a chili mocha latte. it's made of milk with cinnamon, cayenne pepper, sugar for a quote, sweet and spicy flavor and balance. >> this is a big story though, using real pumpkin in the pumpkin spice latte. >> just a little. remember a latte is a hot cup of milk. >> sorry, starbucks. >> you mean, five bucks. >>> your child's brain on video games look like a brain on drugs. the shocking new study that will make you think twice before giving your kids the ipad. >> like the egg on the hot pavement. remember that when we were little? >>> plus, he oversaw the raid that took down bin laden and now one retired

london city airport says it is experiencing a disruption on the back of a protest.periencing disruption. so if you are going to the city airport today, do be warned that you want to get there a little earlier. looking ahead to saudi arabia. indexci emerging market in 2018 is looking to welcome saudi arabia. market arethe stock part of the saudi's plans to wean itself off of oil. in your exclusive interview with the chairman of capital markets of authority, what did he tell you about the ongoing reform? he said there is plenty more where that came from. time theye second have moved in less than two years on those restrictions for foreign investors. they want to bring in as much foreign capital as they can. , as much as the lower oil prices has not created the strategy for reform, it has accelerated it. we are comingere from in terms of foreign investment. we are looking at the percentage of foreign investors owned of total shares. the red line is the 1% line. it has been harboring there for the last year. they have not been able to get a lot of traction from that. wh

. >>> the black lives matter protesters disrupted flights at the london city airport and they locked themselves together causing flights to be suspended. the schedule arrivals were diverted to other airports, and the protesters were arrested and taken off of the runway. the black lives matters uk say they are protesting the pollution, having a bad effect on the london's most economically disadvantaged areas nearby.>>> the story we first told you about during mornings on 2, former 49ers tight end bruce miller has posted bail, and is back home in santa clara. let's show you the surveillance video taken early yesterday morning at the fisherman's wharf travel lodge motel. you can see that is miller staggering into the motel, and he puts his head down and lies down the stairs at one point. that was after he tried to get into a room at the marriott hotel across the street, and he punched a 70-year-old hotel guest inside. they say that he also hit the gas -- guest's 29-year-old son.>> i don't know all the details from a he was released, in terms of whether there were other factors, but in t

. >>> nine people arrested at london city airport this morning after locking themselves together on the runway. this protest was teenaged by the u.k. branch of black lives matttr. they said the action was taken to highlight the u.k.'s environmental impact on the lives of black people. all protestors have been taken today for what could be a brief but intense legislative session. the republicans want to demonstrate that they are responsible and they want the power to be returned to them. theypoint to several bills, some on opiate abuse, funding highwaa instruction and educational programs that have now that they're back to work, the first thing includes a bill to fund the federal response to zika. both sides are pointing the fingers the senate will vote on a $1.1 billion bill that democrats have blocked once, because of limits on funding to planned parenthood. >>obama says the latest round of ballistic missile launches from north korea will only lead to further isolation. >>> people in oklahoma are a large 5.6 magnitude earthquake hit over the weekend. some scienttsts believe fracking tr

police saying nine protesters from the british arms of black lives matter forced their way on to london cityirport and locked themselves together. it's near the canary financial district and handles short flights to business des destinations in europe. >>> robert ailes hired a lawyer. sent new york magazine an e-mail on behalf of ailes asking the publication to preserve documents over a possible defamation claim over reporting of the former fox news chairman. >>> let's move on to top trending stories. looks like sony really does want daniel craig back in his bond tuxedo. reportedly been offered $150 million to return for two more films. played bond since 2005 has made no secret of reluctant to continue playing spy. turned down an offer of 68 million pounds to return as bond back in may. significantly increasing the offer of that figure is correct. i always maintained i do think he will come back for another one. >> would you take that role if they offered it to you. >> i think everyone knows that answer. >>> san francisco 49ers jersey now the thirst most popular. the spike in jer say sales c

executive said global investment banking london expect and germany will prevail in the clearing over euro derivatives and are making plans to do with a follow. the cityf london will eventually be stripped of the ability to clear euro -denominated swaps. edf has cut its profit forecast is the french car company keeping its nuclear power plants shut for longer than expected. earlier they cut their credit rating by one level two a m -- to a minus. he'sen has denied negotiating with apple. hone maker was in talks over the stake in a british luxury carmaker. they also said that apple wants to buy lit motors as the tech giant wraps up efforts to disrupt the transportation industry. that's the bloomberg business flash. mark: so, we are about to see the end of q.e. infinity. markets are much too complacent about this. let's welcome the head of microstrategy -- alberto, thanks for joining us. does the fact that the boj just tweet to the edges tell us we the end ofsing q.e. boj has bought more bonds and assets of a percentage of their economy. they are over 100% of gdp. clearly, they have realized that q.e. has some limits and also realize that having negative

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here's a tweet that was sent out earlier this morning by the london city airport, "we are currently experiencing disruption to all flights due to protesters at the airport. police are currently on the same.">> you can see the protesters blocking the runway, crowds and passengers were stuck in the terminal trying to figure out what was going on with the flights. >>> the organizers of the black lives matter but that want to ensure that their campaign continues to grow around the world, and they have formed a partnership with the san francisco charity, international development exchange. the nonprofit gets grants and tax-deductible donations on behalf of the black lives matter. they say this will allow the black lives matter to concentrate on building local chapters, and the goal is to seek a social change in communities around the united states, asia and south america.>>> there is a new poll out showing the rise in the number of white americans supporting the black lives matter of movement. the survey was conducted early last month measuring the attitude of people between 18 and 30, asked about th

operations at london city airport have been suspended after nine protesters locked themselves on the run way. black lives matter were blind the protest. officers at the scene are currently negotiating. >>> general motors has reached an agreement to settle cases. the lawyer for the plaintiff says gm is interested in resolving the situation. the fault which cause braking and stalling issues linked to deaths. the auto maker has footed the bill related to the switch of around $2 billion so far. >>> and volkswagen trump discrimination will announce a partnership as soon as today. it's expected to acquire a near 20% stake in the gps satellite company for $16 a share. the stake holding is expected to create new product developments synergies. v wrrks is down 25% since the emission scandal. you can see the stock getting a nice bump. higher .70%. >>> leading car makers and tech giants are steering ahead with the research for the autonomous vehicle. some have questioned whether this could drive millions out of work. eric has the report. >> reporter: silicon vail gets its way, it won't be long

amy: in britain, the london city airport shut down flights this morning afafter nine blalack lis matter activists lococked themseselves togogether on the runway to protest the climate change impact of air travel on black people worldwide. in a series of tweets sent out by black lives matter u.k. this morning, t the group highlighthd how many majority-black nations in africa are most impacted by climate change, even though majority white nations, like brbritain, are most responsible for caususg climate e change. the protesters erected a t tripd and chained themselves together, delaying flilights for hours, before being arrested. thisis is a clip of vivideo put out t by bla lives matteter u.k, explainining the protest. the u.k. is the biggestst contributor to temperature change in the least vulnerable. amy: and in puerto rico, hundreds of people shut down the island's biggest walmart monday in protest against the ongoing economic crisis on the island and the companies that protesters say are responsible. protesters argue walmart damages the local economic while only providing precarious j

. >>> police say nine black lives matter protestors locked themselves together on the runway of london city airport. the protest halted flights for six hours helping to cause major headaches for air travelers. >>> and at least one home and 600 acres charred by a wildfire burning in northern california. the fire is only 10% contained, and it threatens about 300 structures. a mandatory evacuation order is in effect for the area. >>> all right. that's the cnbc news update this hour. back to you. >> thanks. >>> trader blitz. good year, buy over deutsche bank what do you read? >> interesting call, a stock tough on investors. right-sized balance sheets to the point deutsche things they could return 900 million to a billion to shareholders maybe in the form of increased buy backs. it's been down because there's concerns that the auto cycle peaked but worth remembering that 80% of goodyear's business is replacement tires. not new cars. so this one could probably get into the 30s i think. >> steph, mondalez, jpmorgan underweight, unrelated to oreos. >> sure that one wasn't for me? >> you can comment

. >>> nine people have been arrested at the london city airport following a black lives matter protest. they released this statement. police are currently on the scene. people went on social media talking about the airport disruption. the demonstrators say they were rallying against the uk's quote racist climate crisis. the protest lasted five hours forcing dozens of flights to be canceled or diverted to other airports. >>> a new poll shows more white americans supporting the black lives matter movement. the university of chicago conducted the survey early last month to measures attitudes of people between the ages of 18 and 30. they were asked about the recently turmoil regarding race and the black lives matter movement. 85% of african-americans say they strongly or somewhat support the group. 51% of whites support the black lives matter movement and that's a 10% increase from june. >>> a lot of people oh, that guy is white. little do they know, i'm palestinian and i have experienced the same treatment. >>> the survey did show significant differences on the question of whether recent

a massive wooden replica of the city skyline went up in flames on the river thames in london last night -- marking the anniversary of the "great fire" in 16-66. the project spanned two months and required a crew of ninety people to complete the floating city for "london's burning" festival. the model city is nearly four buildings are forty four feet high. the great fire burned for four days. only six people were reported to have lost their lives but apparently more than 80-thousand people were homeless and became refugees on the outskirts of london. harvey says: "so it was a really big impact on london at the time but also became the basis for london as we know now because it was rebuilt as a result of the fire." following the "great fire" ... london was reconstructed on essentially the same street plan. to burn their worries away. it's all part of the 92nd annual burning of zozobra festival in santa fe. the tradition has people write down their troubles on a single piece of paper and then watch it go up in flames inside a giant paper mache man - known as old man gloom. the event kicks

a black lives matter protest and a computer glitch caused travel headaches, worldwide today at london city airport the protest on the runway shut down all departures and arrivals for hours. that coupled with the computer issues caused a ripple effect of delays felt as far away as san francisco. the computer issue has been >> mark: new at 5:00 p.m., parents trying to take care for a child with a concussion could be making matters worse. >> vanessa: jacqueline feld has details of a new study that some parents may be relying on outdated advice. >> the reporter: school is back in session and along with it, the fall sports season, as more kids suit up, the chance of an injury, like a concussion increases. studies on parents caring for a overreacting. >> they're doing this with good intentions. they want to make sure their child's long-term health is positive and they don't have what can be some terrible consequences from repeated head trauma. >> the reporter: a national survey by ucla health finds three out of four parents said they would likely wake their child up throughout the night to check

london. bill lee from us as well from citi group. interesting set of issues this thursday.omberg. >> confusion. the library of congress in the distance. the ebbingles ra building. little confusion yesterday. a new day in washington. good morning, everyone. francine and tom in new york. to london today. >> today. i will be doing the program from london tomorrow. >> very good. will be on the surveillance call stream on her way over. right now let's get to our first news.erg here's taylor riggs. >> central bank of norway said the key interest rate is likely stay at one half of 1% in the next few years. governor spoke in oslo. uncertainties ays around any forecast involving forward, ates looking but if you can refer to the relatively , it's flat. a long time. there was a second night of charlotte, north carolina north carolina over a police shooting. ne man was shot and critically wounded but was not shot by police. the governor of north carolina as now declared a state of emergency. tuesday, police say a black man gnored calls to drop his gun but some say he wassen armed. repu

london on fire again. this time they just burned a model of the city that had been created especially for that event. 70 people spent two months helping create the london 1666 display so they could burn it. experts say the great fire was actually a key factor in fire. >> it celebrates the four days and destroyed much of the city of london at the time. only six people reported to have lost their lives but apparently over 80,000 people were made homeless and became refugees on the outskirts of london. >> the model burning event was the grand finale of the london burning festival. unlike 350 years ago fire crews were on hand with powerful water canons and high pressure hoses to extinguish the flames at the end of the performance. >>> superman's clark kent disguise may seem weak in comparison to today's elaborate makeup and costumes but apparently he was on to something with a simple disguise. a new study proves even the smallest alterations to your appearance like wearing glasses can confuse people. researchers at that university of york in the united kingdom showed pictures of two people side by side. when both

. >> overseas, the london city airport has been shut down after black lives matter protesters ran off the runway. >> dash cam capturing a near disaster for an indiana driver. >> holy -- >> all that -- >> the largest comeback victory in florida state history, they win it by 11. >> do you have a voice? >> no, i don't. >> one video is going viral. >> and "all that mattered" all to enjoy yourself? >> i ate an oreo. >> major garrett at the fair in canfield, ohio, major, enjoy yourself, thank you very much. >>> on "cbs this morning" -- >> serena williams 308th career grand slam win the most all-time men or women. >> you just won your 308th match in major tennis. good. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by "eye opener" is presented by toyota, let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." election day is nine weeks from today. and the presidential campaigns are beginning their final push. donald trump and hillary clinton spent labor day working and looking for votes in the battleground state of ohio. tarmac in cleveland. >> clinton was travel

. >> vandals who destroyed an iconic rock formation on the >> over seas the london city airport has been shut down after black lives matter protest tors ran onto the runway. >> dash cam capturing a near disaster for an indiana driver. >> i can't see! >> all that and the largest come back in florida state history, they win it by 11. >> do you have a voice left? >> no, i don't. >> of the son and of the -- >> all that matters. h all to enjoy yourself. >> fried oreo. >> major garrett at the fair in ohio. enjoy yourself. thank you very much. >>> on cbs this morning -- >> williams' 308th sl slam, the most all time, men or women's. >> you just won your 308th match >> 308 sounds pretty good. ? >>> welcome to cbs this morning. election day is nine weeks from today and the presidential campaigns are beginning their final push. donald trump and hillary clinton spent labor day working and looking for votes in the battleground state of ohio. their planes even croed tarmac in cleveland. >> clinton was traveling with reporteders on her plane for the first time in her campaign. she answered a series of

london city airport is if you know the new york city area, very similar to around la guardia airport., close to the center, on the water. well, fewer than 9 people, 9 people were able to shut down this key airport in london for about 7 or 8 hours. they got on to the runway and chained themselves together. they got there via a rubber dinghy across the thames river. a lot of questions are being asked about this one in these high security days. martha: it's officially crown' type for the presidential candidates. just under 3 weeks to go before hillary clinton and donald trump square off on the debate stain. september 26. who is going to have the upper hand going into the showdown. >> i think i'm preparing -- i enjoy the debating process. >> are you doing a lot of prep work? >> i am doing some. i have seen people do so much prep work that when they get out there they can't speak. to next-generation fighters... ♪ to landing an unmanned vehicle on a carrier for the first time in history. just wait till you see what's next. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman that inactive sate

the city of london. rope needs the city, i capital market geared we cannot rely on the banks, the banks are broken. europe needs the city, do not throw that out of the window. virginie: i agree with that. the question is, if you have a big part of the work force that cannot stay because of visa issues, that creates the. hopefully that is easy to resolve. it is uncertainty in the time to clarity. in the next 12-once you will have -- 12 months, all of the city is very clear. there's nothing that can take away that function. either the other centers will adapt or the lack of clarity erased and we will know what happened. the next 12 months will be quite volatile. tom: good united kingdom data. tomorrow, september 2. join us afterwill the jobs report on television and radio. on theapital, bill gross fed and jobs. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: 14 minutes past the hour. i am guy johnson with tom keene in new york. taylor: bouncing back from the post-brexit slump. manufacturing reached a 10 month high in august. t

in the city, london's financial centre, they see their worst fears being realized and are praying fori had my best dream at all, i'd be inventing time travel and g going back to try d make sure i change the decision. however, if i have a dream to actually say what could actually try and make this right, the answer is, no one takes any precipitate, immediate decisions. they take a longer-term view with common sense, to be able to say that over a period of time these issues can be sorted out and that article 50 does not have to be pressed. press that button and you create something which is going to be really very dangerous indeed. >> word on the street has it that the brexit ministry lacks both a game plan and staff, and is unlikely to trigger a departure from the eu until early 2017. "keep calm and carry on" is a british maxim, but until firms know what direction the uk's headed, they're holding back on hiring and investments. ♪ but at the beach in wells, britons are enjoying themselves and taking a holiday from the eu. the real divorce will come later. damien: spain was one of the co

the social mobility commission says half of the city of london's bankers are educated, even the lesshan 7% of pupils to private schools. and that is your bloomberg business flash. manus: rosalind chin, thank you very much. bill gross says negative interest rates are turning assets into liability, citing the capitalist system. gross also says the policies will failed to produce sustainable economic growth. he spoke to bloomberg. bill: lota negative interest rates are a hindrance, as opposed the policy, and i will continue to believe in that. and i think that is the heart of the problem, the other part is that it is true fiscal responsibility has been advocated by many governments, and we need some good old keynesian stimulus. anna: bill gross is also recommending that the federal reserve raise interest rates twice by march. bill: by 25 basis points in september, 6-9 months from now let us do it again, come one. let us realize the capitalism cannot really do well, they can survive a not do well, with 0% interest rates, or negative interest rates. manus: jeremy stretch is the head of fx

.) >> sandra has a great dilate called the fix it leader of the city thank you to supervisor president london breed for joining us this more than the leaders on board the board president and for the neighborhoods particularly the ones she represents they wants it fixed yesterday but i also want to say thank you to both the captains of taraval value and the park stations for being here as well our homelessness outreach teams part of fix it teams thank you. this is a difficult job you're helping to improve lives for everybody formatting we put together a new department to really be dedicated and focused on the outcomes for our people that on the streets i wanted to say thank you to rec and park the dpw, that i used to head and i know that they're happy because they always said we can't do it by ourselves we need the partners they got the partners the fix it teams as sandra will explain a coordinated multi department this has handles things from our health department and mental health person on the team that is part of outreach team their services were needed just this morning was we remember co

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london. this is "bloomberg." ♪ vonnie: you are watching "bloomberg." globalhis is your business report. here's what we're watching today. the citys open for business post-brexit, keeping access to the single market will be crucial for london's future. vonnie: the european union reportedly looking to collect act taxes from another giant u.s. corporation. this time a smack down could be hit with a tax bill according to the financial times. mark: we take a look at a transition to democracy after years of military rule. .ed by nobel prize winner sayse: london mayor negotiating access to the single market is crucial if london is to remain a financial hub. he said down with tom keene in new york yesterday. >> london is a powerhouse for the u.k. the government recognizes, look, if you were in favor of brexit, if you're going to be on the right side of history and make brexit a success, it is in your interest to get the right deal league tou forget jobs leaving -- or it could lead to jobs leaving london. mark: angela merkel's to accredit party posted its worst results in berlin since the end of the second world war. the democrats and th