, "sí, mario, por supuesto que sí". lo primero, fue mudarse cerca del zoológico. luego, crear una casa totalmente adaptada a los primates. tania: este es el cuarto, eh, de ellos, aquí tienen esta jaula grande llena de juguetes y, entonces, este es el clóset. andrea: tienen modelos de los más lindos, ¿dónde se consiguen? tania: bueno, son vestidos de bebé, de una tienda de bebé. andrea: los biberones abundan, también los pañales y juguetes para bebé. a toby le encanta juntar juguetes. tania: oh, eso. andrea: russell sabe subirse al refrigerador y beber agua. también distingue entre juguetes y basura. como lo vemos, los juguetes los pone en el carrito y la basura la bota en el cesto. jorge: hacen todo, te abren la puerta, te arrancan el carro, te encienden el radio, el--el aire. te vas por la noche a dormir, le dices "apaga la luz", van y apagan la luz. te entienden todo, en inglés y en español. andrea: ¿cómo es que duerme un mono en una casa? jorge: toby duerme con nosotros, y angélica tiene su cunita y russell tiene su

>> mario: the summer, yeah, yeah. >> anthony: now? >> mario: now.he north, from the states, canada -- >> anthony: right. >> mario: 'cause it's cold. now they come in the summer. >> anthony: right. >> anthony: all hail the waiter. the career server. that great, disappearing species of proud, well-trained specialists. members of the service industry who trace their roots back to the great hotels of europe and beyond, into history. those who remain, like this man mario, we salute you. >> anthony: so, how many years in the dining room? a lot? >> mario: yeah, i started when i was, uh, 17 years old in a restaurant. >> anthony: 17? >> mario: 17, yes. >> anthony: the people who work in the kitchen, one type of personality. the people in the dining room, you need to be more sociable. >> mario: i like very much to speak with all people in the whole world. >> anthony: mm-hmm. >> mario: and, i speak a little english, a little german, i speak german very well, italian, portuguese -- >> anthony: a friend of mine who's worked in the business a long time, he tells

>> mario: most definitely, man.eat food, beautiful views, beautiful nature around. >> anthony: yeah, yeah, look. the country's beautiful. we know this. okay. but most americans, they're afraid to come. is colombia any more dangerous for a tourist than rio or puerto rico or -- >> will: south central. >> anthony: i mean, my impression is, no. you know, when you go to rio, you don't wear a big watch. you don't wear an expensive suit. you don't -- you don't behave like an idiot. and life is going to be good. >> mario: like, maybe i'd be lucky, but i've never been either mugged or kidnapped or robbed. most people tell you that we had an amazing time. we heard some great music. we met some beautiful girls, or guys. uh, we drank some great drinks, and, uh, we just hung out. and we went to the beach and we -- it was great. and we, we want to come back. you know? >> anthony: i mean, there's a lot of heart here. people feel very, very deeply -- >> mario: yeah. >> anthony: -- about things. it is the most welcoming country in l

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or is tech about to step it up mario gabelli is live and exclusively. plus, big calls on at&t, under armour, and micron "the halftime report" starts right now. >>> and we welcome you to the program this friday. here to debate and trade the biggest stories of the day, josh brown, jim lebenthal, jongabelli let's begin with the rally, the dow and s&p hitting new records. mario, good to see you again >> great to be here, scott great to be here with everyone else >> s&p is up the dow higher for the eighth time in nine do you feel good about where the markets are now? >> i like them to go down because i like to buy them cheaper. that's atlanta braves record as of tonight so i'm pitching you on baseball and i want everyone to own a baseball team by buying a share at $26 in the event the market is a function of revenue outlook, the world imf has us at over $100 trillion global gdp in two years and economies are booming in the u.s., the net worth of the household came out yesterday at $107 trillion. wages are rising cost -- food is okay but fuel and pinching the

mario draghi certainly is a big piece in the picture. we are seeing this theme of rising global bond yields in unison. it was treasuries that kicked it off. it seems to be transferring to german bunds. the market has a long way to go. yields are only 0.5% in the 10 year. can you imagine if things turn bearish in german bunds, how far yields could go? what we saw yesterday was huge volume in german bunds. this morning, they are week again. it will probably feedback into treasuries, which are soft during asian time as well even though chinese equities are relatively weak. there is no safe haven play for treasuries. there is no safe haven for german bunds either. jgb's are week. you have the major bond markets all tumbling at the same time. this could run on for a while as people look at what mario draghi has said. it could mean changes to ecb outlook in the coming months. matt: in fact, we are expecting, or the market is expecting, a hike sooner from the ecb. take a look at this chart that hillary devised for us. 5894 on the bloomberg term

>> mario: asado.e: plus barbecue, you are complete. it's good. ♪ >> anthony: right. right. mmm it's awesome. so are there a lot of vegetarians in this part of, uh, paraguay? [ laughter ] i don't know. >> peter: oh there comes the, what is for the paraguayans, the highlight. >> anthony: oh, look at that. it's pretty. beef short ribs are amazing. mm. so good. all of the books i read about paraguay are maybe fifteen years old and, like, the first advice is "everybody has a gun, buy a gun." >> bettina: yes, it is true. >> anthony: mentality. this was not the paraguay i expected at all. >> jose: it's too different. >> bettina: please, he wants to sing a song for you. >> jose: a welcome song to the foreign people. ♪ >> peter: it says, not says welcome stranger. it says welcome brother, stranger. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: the jean bourdain who died here in asuncion was my great-great-great-grandfather. >> peter: yes. this old cemetery recoleta. >> natalia: it seems most likely that he was buried there. ♪ >> anthony: n

alberto: hace un aÑo esto dijo el periodista mario gÓmez. diario y autoridades establecen como principal lÍnea de investigaciÓn su actividad periodÍstica. >> vamos a investigar si hubo un homicidio de parte de las personas que tenÍan a cargo la custodia de mario. alberto: el periodista habÍa denunciado amenazas de muerte luego de publicar una investigaciÓn en la que vinculaba al diputado federal leonardo virado aguilar por malos manejos de recursos en el municipio. >> no queremos que chiapas sea foco de noticias o foco de homicidios contra periodistas. >> las agresiones han incrementado de una manera histÓrica. alberto: mÉxico es considerada la naciÓn mÁs peligrosa para ejercer periodismo en los paÍses que no estÁn en guerra. los periodistas estÁn realizando protocolos de protecciÓn entre ellos mismos incluso realizar trabajos de investigaciÓn periodÍstica cambian 12 de nombre. arantxa: en sinaloa mÁs de 3000 personas permanecen en albergues por las inundaciones dejadas por torrenciales lluvias. hasta ahora la cifra de muertos es de seis per

mario draghi taking a seat at the press conference. his statement, and then there will be a q&a. you,nt to break cpi for which is about 20 seconds away. a downside surprise for ppf. -- ppi. after those numbers, we will take you to the press conference. reinvestment will be key, as well as macro factors, and what they make of italy and the new government. yields have been inching a little bit higher. back out year on year, food and energy, still similar to the ppi. a miss.2.2%, eking out a gain if you back out food and an energy, .1%. david: less than what we expected. alix: the dollar index now flat on the day. you can see that steep decline. this matches with what you and bob are talking about, that we will not get the pickup in inflation that we necessarily thought. how much of this is restorative and how much of it is real lack of stickiness for an overshoot? >> trade feeds into ppi but not cpi so much. if anything, trade would push it up. not surprised about one-off factors. cell phone replacing. those things of pushed it up. not s

who better to speak to about this than mario monti. great to have you with us, mario.u. we are asking questions about the finance minister tria and his future. do you think he will consider resigning? there are newspaper reports that suggest he will consider resigning if he continues to follow with five-star. you think that could happen? mario: it could happen, but i don't think it would happen -- will happen. acquired significant market value for the country so far. i think it is more likely for him to drop out when the initial tensions materialize with the parties in the majority. now i believe they will continue to disturb him in terms of wanting more deficit, but i enough ins stubborn the first place, and then other people in italy are beginning to putize that as the minister at the conference over the weekend, what is the point in making a greater deficit if that up by a higher spread? anna: yes indeed. the lord of the spread is a delightful phrase that has been discussed by the italian government. do you think the lords of the spread will keep the government's am

. >> mario: look at this, isn't this amazing? >> anthony: beirut. >> mario: yes like beirut.h a little ice and some water would be perfect. >> mario: perfect, my drink of choice is grey goose with coconut water. >> anthony: the family story is not an uncommon one. the first members came here during the collapse of the ottoman empire arriving penniless. they worked their way up as textile merchants and branched out to run businesses that sell everything from medical equipment to real estate. >> anthony: and how large is the community now, in trinidad? >> man wearing black shirt: it's a little under 5,000. >> anthony: that's still a fairly small percentage of the --. >> man wearing black shirt: extremely small, actually we're the smallest ethnic group in trinidad. >> mario: but the most powerful, almost the most powerful. >> anthony: it's not bragging. syrian-lebanese merchant class are generally seen as the elite. >> mario: actually i'm very big in the food business, i have 120 restaurants, they call me the starbucks of the caribbean. >> anthony: i can't tell you how happy i a

she says the president's you know what looks quote like the mushroom character in mario carth. and in case you are wondering, here is the character named toad. >> trevor: that's right n her new book stormy daniels say trump's penis looks like toad. and first of all, gross. second of all, gross. third, this shouldn't be on the real news. i mean we would cover t but people shouldn't be out for pulitzer for getting the trump toad dick scoop, i don't think that should be on the news. have i no many questions, does it include the shoes? like does trump's dick have tiny little shoes, a vest, does his penis has a vest because now i'm picturing a penis wearing a vest, sometimes it gets chilly, you got to keep it warm. and also what i want to know is when did stormy daniels discovered his dick looked like toad, were they having sex and she was like oh damn, where is mario and luigi or years later when she was playing mario kart for the first time and she was driving and she was like ahhhing, there it isment either way i'm not going to lie, i hate the story because now it made me wonder

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let me ask about mario draghi. lower his growth while saying everything is cool, do not worry. will have quantitative easing and raise rates at the end of summer next year. how hard will that be? the big worry for us is the weakness we have seen in the european numbers started before a want of the trade headlines. draghi haves mario to explain why there was a negative impact on european business, but he will also have to explain why europe is losing momentum already. a wide -- is such wise idea to withdraw stimulus at that point in time. i want to ask you about the italian story. there are reports around would stay or go. we see this weighing on italian stocks. market. fairly flat are you concerned? is this important to the entirely in budget -- italian budget? are a number of investors out there who view being aernment as mixture of populist and technocrats -- populists and technocrats. salvini need to fulfill their electoral promises. of those technocrats would be a concern for the market. they are struggling to

but this is still an issue for mario. mario is in the middle of the swoop freestyle faa championships. so now he's going to do his best to use the reserve chute to put in a good swoop run. >> you should get points for living. >> ah, thank you. >>> now the next clip, a viral video is going to melt your mind. this is roland who has been flying for three years but expected to be one of the best paragliders. he's using a new gopro fusion cameras. it is a 360 camera. >> it looks like the camera is suspended on its own and he's maneuvering around it. >> this is so trip by. >> how did he do that? >> i wish i could begin to tell you how this is done. >> that's pretty cool. he's got the small world effect. i love it. >> just one of those fantastic looking videos we like to find on "right this minute." get out there and paraglide. >> oh, easy peasy. >>> something big is going down with this foundation. you can see some of the equipment, the hospital equipment, because they are working on this little guy. these are sea lions. they a

nobody at the dnc was more upset by the results than mario.oogle tried to get hillary elected, they failed this time. we reached out to google, the company did not deny the e-mail was real or showed a clear political preference. their only defense was the activities it described were nonpartisan or weren't taken officially by the company. but of course they were both. plenty of people in google knew what was going on and we've seen no evidence that anyone at google disapproved of it or tried to reign it in. -- rein it in. google is more powerful two years later and the left has increasingly become radical in what it's willing to do to regame political power. what could google be doing this election cycle to support its candidates? what can they do in 2020? a question almost nobody with a seems interested in even asking. they ought to be interested. mark steyn is an author and columnist, he joins us of the outlines are clear, google is the most powerful company in the world, they have a choke hold on human information, they can clearly guide th

why not call it the "mario cuomo tappan zee bridge"? governor cuomo: there is no more tappan zee bridge. and we named it in honor of my father, governor burial cuomo. marcia: there are people who are concerned about losing cap and the. -- losing the tappan zee. this was noto: even a discussion at the time, and we gave that name. ms. nixon? mr. cuomo washink a great man, and i think he deserves to have something named for him. son not think that when his is running for reelection it is necessarily ok. marcia: you just said you should .ame something for mario cuomo what about a tribute to a governor who served so many terms? ms. nixon: i think with the tappan zee bridge, what happened was this was pushed through in the dead of night without a discussion in the community. i think people are understandably upset about the name change. i think how much the bridge costs was also kept secret, with the plan was for mass transit on the bridge. or what the tolls were going to be. i think it is endemic of how there is not a-- lot of transparency.

mario draghi talks about significantly stronger core inflation, where does it come from? >> it comes from easy monetary policy. easy monetary policy help strengthen labor markets over time. ward pressure on inflation measures. looks like inflationary pressure is building. similar to the u.s., we got a downside surprise which does indicate downward revised expectations for core pce numbers coming up. but in general, inflationary pressures have been building. arething that policy makers watching, but broadly, central banks and developed a market central banks still believe they have time on their hands where they removed policy gradually, they do not have to push harder against the rising inflation. >> what is your level of confidence then, but with the turkish central bank, the fact that they did to raise more than expected? are you somewhat reassured that they are operating in consequently? are concerned about is that typically with e.m., you do not lump all countries together. every country has their idiosyncratic story, but when you have the pressure is that we have see

president mario draghi his comments were considered the turning point in the crisis the e.c.b. is ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro. and believe me it will be enough the european central bank began buying government bonds from struggling e.u. countries especially from southern europe those countries went heavily into debt to save their own banks and were then under threat themselves the financial crisis was about to engulf the whole state the e.c.b. financed entire countries it was a highly controversial measure but it worked collapse was averted but the problem of rising european debt still hasn't been solved. so let's talk a little bit about that's i'm joined now by marcus miller from the u. . of us city cents a gallon in switzerland but today you're here in berlin good to have you with us we just heard again those famous words by easy behead dr g. these b. will do whatever it takes to save the euro and it will be enough was it enough yes it was enough and it was probably one of the best sentences ever in monetary policy history so darkie did a perfect job to

what he meant to say was mario draghi has been downplayed. to raise ratest is it convergence or diverges? david: welcome to "bloomberg daybreak." tweeted that has he will not meet with the president of iran. you can see the rhetoric in a run. at least in the commodity market, the u.s. is taking a harder stance. it will be curious to see whether the theme continues today or if he is more approachable. alix: what? that is crazy talk. today.ures higher s&p up i-17 euro-dollar up 1/10 of 1%. to esther drive yesterday. the dollar going nowhere -- mr. draghi yesterday. the dollar going nowhere. whether you're in france, u.k., yields up to basis points. we will talk with the ceo of bp later. what does he think? will he see 100? david: is that what you are predicting? alix: no, what i be here now? confidence data coming out here president trump will address the yuan general assembly. the united states treasury will auction $38 billion on 5-year note speared it is time for the bloomberg first take third we're are joined by rachel evans and marty schen

rally when mario draghi predicted a pickup in underlying inflation. ahead to the fed meeting this week. japan coming back on holidays, well. topics, extending gains, at the highest levels since may. york, sydney and hong kong, this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: it is 830 in the morning from hong kong. we are an hour from trading. have hong kong markets closed festival. of the markets up .1% when it to asian markets. topix,eeing gains in the flat. 225 trading and lots to look ahead with a number of central bank decisions asia to look ahead to. marketwe'll see if sentiment switches in asia. we have u.s. markets closing and but it's been interesting that despite falls in the u.s., sometimes we see a in asian hours. with jessica.news jumped after mario draghi said he saw pickup in the bank and signaled remains on track to raise rates next year. europeanld the showament that projections shows an improvement in fundamental price pressures. >> measures of underlying remain generally muted but have been increasing from as domestic price pressures are broadening. inf

president mario draghi his comments were considered the turning point in the crisis the e.c.b. is ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro. and believe me it will be enough the european central bank began buying government bonds from struggling e.u. countries especially from southern europe those countries went heavily into debt to save their own banks and were then under threat themselves the financial crisis was about to engulf whole states the e.c.b. financed entire countries it was a highly controversial measure but it worked collapse was averted but the problem of rising european debt still hasn't been solved. so let's talk a little bit about that's i'm joined now by marcus miller from. the union university cent a gallon in switzerland but today you're here in berlin good to have you with us we just heard again those famous words by easy to behead mario dr g. these b. will do whatever it takes to save the euro and it will be enough wasn't enough yes it was enough and it was probably one of the best sentences ever in monetary policy history so darkie did a perfect

manus made the point this was mario draghi want two-way risk into the bund market.p five basis points yesterday. we now stand at 52 basis points. are we going to see that treasury-bund spread tighten? >> possibly. i think the outlook is upward. we have stayed above 3% in the u.s. longer than we did back in may. the swiss government bond yield is positive after -- and it has been for a week. it may well be that the spread narrows a little bit. i think the direction of change in bond yields probably continues to gently be upwards. i do not think that is necessarily a bad thing either. but it is about time. to get a are going couple of central banks in the emerging markets with rate decisions this week. on the equity side, the pieces of news we have been trying to together is on buybacks. glencore announces they're going to add $1 billion of additional buyback. this is nasdaq. it is just a frame for the discussion of buybacks. buybacks have been driving the u.s. market. buybacks are part of the metals and miners. this is incredibly important for the market in terms of

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mario dÍaz balart: ella era mi mano derecha, es una desgracia.nte agua sin ton. una joven brillante en el apogeo de su vida. jorge: un hombre que se estudiaba para ser piloto o se introdujo en saltando a una valla para entrar al Área de mantenimiento del aeropuerto. las autoridades detuvieron. ilia: casi 3000 muertos, daÑos materiales que ascienden a mÁs de $90,000,000,000 y el Éxodo 200,000 personas hacia estados unidos, es parte del saldo del huracÁn marÍa en puerto rico. veremos cÓmo el huracÁn marÍa no se ha ido de puerto rico. reportera ha transcurrido un aÑo tras el paso del huracÁn marÍa en puerto rico. desde entonces,ance en sla ha sido a cuenta gotas. con perdidas materiales, tambiÉn de miles de vidas. una experiencia que marcÓ para siempre a yolanda otero. >> lo que yo pasÉ con marÍa, no lo quiero volver a vivir. el dolor mÁs grande mÍo es que ya se fue y no tuve ayuda. es un dolor que nunca se me va a ir. reportera: marÍa mandela, hermana de yolanda. a pesar de estar padeciendo de artritis crÓnica, Úlceras y epilepsia jamÁs le llegÓ ay

, oh, the peruvian brothers are he, we're have giuseppe and mario. did you get that right? >> you got thatright. >> you're going to tell me what mario is going to be cooking up heres you talk about the food as being an important part of the culture and bringing it here to america, right? >> absolutely once weome from our country, one of the things we miss the most is the food. so that's why we started our peruvianrothers food truck five years ago. we want to recreate and share our food from peru with everybody in the u.s. or lives in the u.s. or maybe from other countries. >> what are we looking at here? >> right now my brother is making a sauce, which our sandwich is a layer of sweet potatoes andel rish and onion cooked with lime juice, extrain virg olive oil and spices. alvin, you are dominican and peruvian. have you ever had this peruvian dish? >> i have. the good thing is this is a healthier version without losing the flavor. >> he's plating it up. >>hat's the name of this dish again? >> it's our most iconic sandwich in peru. >> doesn't that look good, guys? e month so

you're 100% right. >> mario, it's jim thanks for joining us and sharing these thoughts it sounds like what you and josh were talking about, you need a partner to come in and buy this and somehow blend the content and get the distribution fixed this is a wild card, maybe too wild what about comcast they just missed the pitch, maybe that's too harsh, on fox they certainly want more content. yeah, they have nbc but this is not the broadcast world of 10 or 20 years ago what do you think about that possibility? >> we can conjure up a lot of alternatives whether it's the alibaba thing, i changed my mind and want to create a real content company. the first thing is figure out what sony will do, i don't want them to sell paramount i don't think they should sell the company. independent of that let's look at the math. we have cbs will earn over $5 this year, maybe close to $6 million and you'll have a tsunami for the broadcasting driven in part by an election. yes, we will have an election again. all see a good template of that in the next 60 days in terms of how much they're spending in polit

mario good said jumped at the chance to take to the water and check it all out for himself. so it was brilliant to soak up all the sights passing by on the boat i'm really impressed by the city definitely worth a visit. allegedly cruised through the towering haunts of the windy city one for the bucket list but any first time visitor. the city that loves its sport and with a special passion for baseball at the headquarters of the chicago cubs kristie implicity and maximilian phillips stopped by for a bits of practice. it's great being back in the us with you know with or showing some mighty rates around yeah just for them to you know going to face of the u.s. like with. the bundesliga team long tall first and foremost it's always going to be about the factions and they win for a top ten treats at chicago's famous soldier field stadium. the next installments of the international champions cup. against manchester city. christian policing too hot to handle for the city defense and in the penalty good to dispatch to win the day. they lie still well it was a decent performance fro

mario good so i jumped at the chance to take to the water and check it all out for himself. it was brilliant to soak up all sides passing by on the boat i'm really impressed by the city definitely worth a visit if you think about. allegedly cruised through the towering haunts of the windy city one for the bucket list but any first time visit to. a city that loves it sports and with a special passion for baseball at the headquarters of the chicago cubs christie and polish sick and maximillian philip stop by for a bit of practice. it's great being back in the us with you know with or showing someone to mess around and you know just about you know going to face of us like. the bundesliga team on top first and foremost it's always going to be about football i'm the factions and they were in for a top entry to chicago's famous soldier field stadium. the next installments of the international champions cup. against manchester city. christine ballistic too hot to handle for the city defense and in the penalty good said this batch to win the day. to lies to well it was a decent perf

mario draghi recently talked being broadly balanced.he listed a number of threats including emerging markets, protectionism, financial market stability. which of these or any other are looming largest in your mind? that what let me say we have at the moment is the market essentially being roughly balanced in its view of these things. if the risks turn out to be less severe than expected come that could be an upside risk to the growth forecast. for example, if it turns out that the trade tensions fade away, if it turns out that the , on all ofome is ok these fronts, if we get an ok outcome, that is like a passive shock to growth. on the other hand, if those go badly, we have a clear downside risk. we can agree that ultimately the happens tois, if it be a severe trade, will have a negative impact. but whether that is likely is hard to assess. let me emphasize with the emerging markets because i think this has been a big point in the last few weeks. we always knew, everyone always that the tighter monetary regime and as the fed the ghent t

stood guard kept up their good play mario gomez made it to one right after half time. but just three minutes later and go indoors got his second level in the score. for about five minutes when gomes pushed her back in head. strides probably didn't expect to return to such a shoot out and the fireworks weren't over look at the ultimate we've straight through the whole still start back line to make things three three. what the game. cried brooke and stuttgart get their first points and plenty of goals. now off to dortmund. dortmund on match day three a full stadium beckons visiting on track frankfurt. which dortmund will take the field. we've been looking for the new face of procedure development but it hasn't really shown itself to see him five as sides have shown two different faces the spectacular attacking football of their four one win against leipzig and the tense nil nil outing against hanover but now that things are getting serious what face will fall for this team where. he's clearly not the face of dortmund at the moment on the bench for the third time will mar

time following president mario draghi's news conference 45 minutes later.l apple's iphone launches pay off? they lacked major dances but may appeal to more users. analysts have praised the apple pricing strategy. emily chang reports from silicon valley. italy: a big day at apple headquarters in cupertino. hundreds of apple fans pouring into the theater from around the world, excited to see the unveiling of these new iphones. apple did unveil three new iphones, basically a cheaper version and upgrade to the iphone x and a big iphone x. the cheapest one will start at about $750. the middle phone about $1000. at $1100.e starts apple is really betting big on the idea of a family of iphones to reach a variety of customers and a variety of price points. keep in mind they still have the iphone 7 out there retailing in before hundred dollars range. perhaps the biggest news was the -- retailing in the $400 range. the series for watch starting at $399. analysts and investors are excited about the health tracking features. an electric cardiogram on the watch got the t

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mario draghi sees relative vigor in week european inflation. we will talk of the euro and bonds and european equities next. nejra: economics, finance, politics, i'm nejra cehic in for francine lacqua in london. let's get the bloomberg business flash. >> the founders of instagram are leaving facebook after growing tensions with the ceo mark zuckerberg over the direction of the app. they have been at the company since instagram's acquisition back in 2012. they have been able to keep the brand and product independent from facebook. were frustrated with it unusual uptick in day-to-day involvement from zuckerberg who is now overreliance on instagram for facebook's growth. its moore will increase share buyback program. they will return more money to investors. this comes less than a week after the number two minor company announced a 3.2 billion share buyback. -- shareholders got most of the $11 billion from the sales of its u.s. shale assets. starbucks is planning and organizational shakeup. chain triese coffee to reverse stagnant sales and rekindle

>> mario draghi caught people's attention with his discussion on inflation.w the euro pick up. not sure, just move the deal as far as ecb expectations. the fed, everyone is expecting a rate hike this week. what a lot of people may be curious about is the idea that the neutral rate can be a little higher in the short term. again, it will be one of those statements where they will parse out every single line and comment at the news conference. right now, the market is pretty -- getting much closer to the fed dot plot and what they expect or the rate for next year. it would be -- have to be a big shock to upset the apple cart. scarlet: thank you mike regan. anthony, talk about the fed and what it would take to surprise investors? jay powell wants to make sure everyone is surprised of what he is thinking. he has said he will be more transparent and open every meeting and everything live next year. what couldn't -- what could surprise investors on wednesday? >> they will raise probably in december. you see in the press today is in market starting to anticipate the

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really do whatever it took as mario draghi promised back then. well i'm sure that you know there are monetary policy whizzes or you know experts that could come up with more innovative idea of ideas of what the european central bank could have done but if we take into consideration that the balance sheet of central bank is now at more than four and a half trillion euros that's forty percent of g.d.p. forty percent of the value created in the countries of the eurozone this is definitely a very bold move and it was enough at least i can say to convince speculators that it makes no sense to speculate on the break up of our currency union our economic with is in frankfurt. businesses are reducing or delaying investments in the united states its central bank the federal reserve says the trend is due to concerns about washington and beijing's trade war so if you fix of the tariffs have been modest they've boosted some production costs according to the fed several american companies warned the motown could hurt their businesses after president don't tru