i am mark barton. >> i am anna edwards. are standingorters by across the world, ready to deliver stories that will drive your day. stop -- worst up, manus cranny is live from westminster. the ecb latest rate decision is due out later today. up, manus cranny is from westminster. the ecb latest rate decision is due out later today. >> the european business correspondent: hide -- caroline de. >> the u.k. counselor will deliver a statement later today. u.k.mes at a time when the is the best-performing economy. manus cranny joins us. he will be delivering the autumn statement. the background that is improving. is it cold where you are? [laughter] it is a bit snippy -- nippy. georgeocus on what that theater of politics will happen in parliament behind me. mr. cameron was in china. is aboutring -- today politics. it is about economics. it is but the middle class and democratization. you have got manufacturing and carney talking about the recovery here. get -- later on today. these are quite significant. existence. belong in this w

i am mark barton. >> i am anna edwards. bloomberg reporters are standing by across the world to deliver the stories that drive your day. european finance ministers meet in brussels. we will look at the future of flight for london. caroline hyde has more on the u.k. airport expansion program. >> ukraine president is heading to russia for a bailout. an unlikely combination. by oneark chain backed of china's richest man. ipo. manus cranny is looking at the u.k. biggest consumer electronics retailer. >> the big interviews coming up. all a bloomberg television this morning. a new development in the debate over extending airport capacity and the u.k. list ofout his short options for expansion. we will be speaking with him on "the pulse." his reaction. both of those interviews on bloomberg. >> european finance ministers are meeting and brussels to try and agree on a bank resolution mechanism to deal with future crises. david tweed is an berlin. it used to be mario draghi concern it would be complicated. >> is my job to explain sim

i'm mark barton. .> and i'm abe-nomicm anna edws manus cranny has the details. israel lost the stanley fischer may be heading to the fed. elliott gotkine has more from tel aviv. to settle over sanctions violations and more people will be flying in the next four years. caroline hyde has the latest numbers from the international airline transport association. plus, the russian race to become the next market for online video. ryan chilcote has more on the content wars. >> bringing you some big interviews today on bloomberg television. the ceo of viacom international media net work joins "the pulse." you don't want to miss that at 930 a.m. london time. >> pleasantly but here from the international air transport association chief executive, tony tyler, joining bloomberg at 10:30 a.m. gone public in the ipo priced at $20 per share $2.35 billion. what are investors getting? >> real estate and a darn good franchise. that's how you wrap it up. arehis valuation, they beating starwood which is seen as a much more upscale brand but have a look at some of the brands they are

i'm mark barton. bloomberg reporters are standing by, ready to deliver the stories. after much talk, the fed finally tapers. and nichols has the details from berlin. asian shares on the move today. airasiaorate news, plots its way back to europe. there are line height is looking with the company's dealings with airbus. sochi,he countdown to covering the world's most expensive games. the taper begins, the fed will trim its bond purchasing by $10 billion per month, down to 75 billion. our kids have been waiting for it, they loved it. hans nichols is here to explain it. did ben bernanke finally get full guidance right? >> it looks like it. on his last press conference, bernanke convinced investors tapering did not mean tightening. that is the crucial part of what we got yesterday, the fed could actually be more dovish, in part because they are keeping short- term interest rates at close to zero through 2014, well pass the time the jobless rate is below 6.5%. givingre certainly not up. we intend to maintain a highly accommodative policy. nothing we did today was intended

i am mark barton. straight sunday of kiev was filled. they are putting pressure on the president. ent vladimir putin. mark champion is here to tell us more. mark, good morning. is it over in the ukraine, the demonstrators have they given up? what do you think? >> it is not over. the protests are smaller. they will continue to get smaller. i think the fundamental issue remains. the west definitely lost this round. putin outplayed the marvelously. the fundamental question of where younger ukrainians want to be? it is a divided country. yet, we know on this one issue of integration into the eu, it is -- there majority want to stay there. >> a new move will being suggested. willing to gain traction? do they need to be behind one leader? >> they definitely need to. it is difficult. a political culture, a young company and. since 1991 and that they cursed with their leaders. vich or in between, the orange leaders. there were always terrible. they have done the country a terrible disservice. we are in a position where you have a leaderless movement in part because the leaders have been in

i am mark barton. bloomberg reporters are standing by across the world ready to deliver the stories that will drive your day. china's falling money market rate. withe also in berlin german supermarkets appearing in the u.k.. back -- hyde with how the backstreet boys are one example of a change in the record industry. oil tycoon with ex -- after being released from prison. >> exists apart to the assets of --. he said he would be happy to give you a job. make -- he was joking. maybe he was mocking you. how does that make you feel? >> actually, -- as a joke. i know that right up until the very end, he is trying to convince the country's leadership not to free me. only because he was personally afraid of something. a man who wants to jokes -- joke equal on a podium with integrity and footing should not use the power of the state to get him. >> some would say that effectively legalizes what, i guess, someone argue what is the extra procreation -- appropriation of the assets. how do you feel about that and b

i am anna edwards. >> i am mark barton.dreds of thousands of protesters and ukraine have taken to the streets that though president is going to sign up to a russian led trade bloc a greement. are we heading towards orange revolution territory are not quite there yet? >> the protest around 250,000 over the weekend. the difference with the orchard revolution if the opposition parties are far less coordinated. and lack of leadership that was more evident back then. the first trouble is the protesters mistrust the opposition leaders. opposite side of the coin is the current resident of the same elite separated. we see it as a timeline to get it through particular change in policy. it can be inflated by not increasing gas tariffs. the long run for us has been with russia and they will probably come back after winter to my after they secured gas -- winter, after the security gas at that time. >> you think they will sign a deal with europe at the beginning of next year and the deal with russia will not go on? >> some time through

i'm mark barton. >> and i'm anna edwards. a standingeport is by across the world ready to deliver the stories that will drive your day. marcus cranny is following ahead of the fed decision and we are also in berlin on the latest deal in brussels. pre-k's hans nichols is in leipzig and caroline hyde has the most difficult assignment. she's outside a chocolate shop in london with the story on the surging cocoa. click some people get all the tough diggs. let's get a gauge on whether the markets are pricing in the tapering this evening in any form. click to the speak to anybody, whether it comes tonight, january, march, the markets are prepared. as people who have kids, if you take sugar away from children, is anything preparing you for the ruckus that might actually come? there will be a reaction. it will come for a day, says goldman sachs. they make it very clear. 90% of the bond market have priced this end. i think that's the issue. aboutd el-erian will talk that tonight. have a look at the bond market. this is the essence of

. >> i am mark barton. we have more properties on the market and the london market my cool next year on the property cap. housing analyst. it was not a big drop. >> the smallest since 2006. ande is a case of demand momentum for next year. shows thate forecast it will be a robust year. >> indeed. there'll be a stronger rise next year of six percent-eight percent. that will push up something. you're talking about people putting up their houses for sale. >> absolutely. not build up momentum, that we have been talking about. there is only two percent more properties coming to market and you can see the list. >> why do you think that is? i than it takes a long time to get over a recession and the that -- the confidence will increase. people who 79% of thought that rices were going to go up and there is a confidence and prices. they are expecting rises to go up and think it is a good time to trade. >> we have several hotspots in 2013 and they are doing better than the rest of the country. it looks like it will be

i am mark barton. >> we will take you on board of the luxury yacht maker riva. we spoke to them about the potential growth market. sees theny still american market as number one. thet is a new wave of pocket investors that are ,ooking for a gain in europe excellent quality, excellent brand. they see very useful potential in the company. they see incredible opportunity. that is one of the main guidelines. we will refocus us on the u.s.. >> that is where we see the future. do you share that? >> the u.s. has been the most important market for us and it is the most important market and we have been present there since i would say since the mid- 50's. we had a show room at the rockefeller told -- at the rockefeller center. we also have in palm beach, south beach, in the hamptons. this is part of the american story and the american market. we see asia more as an opportunity for the long-term. the german opposition has finished its vote. all that is left of the count. >> we think that it will pass. it will be accounting that will take place. there is a picture on the f

i am mark arden -- mark barton. >> i am an edwards.am an edwards -- a edwards. >> if you look at that mortgage market today, it is rocksolid. back in 2007, 2008, at that point 60% of the mortgages, you put less than 10% down on a house. now 85% of mortgages are the other way around. yet the but a lot more down on houses. the standards have improved dramatically. markets is a housing that is still relatively firmly valued. that is put it that way. not just in london, more broadly around the country. relative to incomes and relative to historic levels. it is starting to pick up again. within the context of households that pay down about 30 percentage points of debt relative to their income relative of the last five years. they have more debt relative than their income than american households per you look at that and say, ok. there is some welcome recovery in the u.k. housing market but let's be prudent. let's act early. let's make sure to act in a constructive way. take someved into steps in a constructive way. >> describe your approach

my colleague mark barton spoke president. he joins us now to talk us through the big day.ou know what really surprised me? this is the mustang. >> he wasn't jumping up and down. he was calm. 50 years old next year. >> him or the car? >> good question. probably around 50, but it is 50 .ext year in 2014 you know how iconic this car is. ford, mustang, it is the same thing -- it is linked to that "bullit," steve mcqueen, 1968. >> the noise they make is amazing. >> which he referred to. he said it would have to be the most famous. it is linked to "goldfinger." of course, "diamonds are forever." whyobvious question was, has it taken you 50 years to sell it in europe? >> people are so interested in the mustang. the import it themselves. are one million facebook followers in europe on the mustang. ford, weuse of global are ever -- able to leverage capabilities to bring not just a left-hand drive version, but a right-hand drive as well. that will satisfy our money customers in the u.k.. mustangmakes this new so special? >> the first thing is, when you look at it, you know it is a m

. >> reporter: like mark and jackie barton who lost their son daniel. >> i mean, all kids love playgroundst dan really did have a special thing for playgrounds. he would get into a playground somewhere, didn't know the kids and start playing with them and getting a game going. >> the pink is for the flamingos that she loved. >> reporter: carlos soto lost his 27-year-old daughter, victoria, a teacher. >> and any playground we built, she's looking down with her students, saying this is a beautiful thing. >> reporter: in the end, that is what this is all about. wrestling against events of unspeakable ugliness to find beauty. happiness. and hope once again. tom formen, cnn. i'm beth... and i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we have ink. we like being in business because we like being creative, we like inter

landmark event marking the end of 24 years to deliver seismic safety to all seven of the toll bridges in the bay area something that we achieved as of today from the north, to the dumb bartone south. that is an applause line too. >> today, we see the advent of a new architectural and engineering. and the challenge is faced and many challenges faced and challenges met. and the new also serves as a case study for the long, and the permitting and politics that seem to be a part of any big public works project and contemporary california and as we end the journey, the high speed rail project is just beginning its own trial by fire. but we can't celebrate the new span without acknowledging the old one. and while some of the obstacles have changed against the original bridge was built in the 30s, the spring of inspiration for such a project endures. and in the words of frank marion written 80 years ago ring true today. he said, the bridges do not build themselves. and before the labor in concrete and steel, there was the labor in the minds of men. and we now building this bridge would be remiss indeed if we did not set forth in the record of sunk and towers raised in the acknowl

marks book tv 15th anniversary. our debut was september 12th, 1998. from december, 2004, former senator kay bailey hutchinson recounts the lives of pioneer women including clara barton, amelia earhart, geraldine ferraro, condoleezza rice and barbara walters. this is about an hour. >> welcome, friends. it's delightful to be here and we are here tonight in part to celebrate a really wonderful book. senator kay bailey hutchison's american hero in the spirit of when and who shaped our history. the country actually. thinking about this today because if anyone else had written this book, she would have been a chapter here. that's for sure. senator hutchinson grew up in texas and graduated the university of texas and law school at a time when law firms simply didn't hire the women graduates. as larry temple puts it back then it wasn't just a glass ceiling. there was a glass door. so she became a television reporter before going into politics and after being elected twice to the house of representatives, she was elected state treasurer in 1990 and three years later elective as the first woman to represent texas in the senate. she was elected by the chairman of the republica

marks book tv 15th anniversary. our debut was september 12th, 1998. from december, 2004, former senator kay bailey hutchinson recounts the lives of pioneer women including clara barton, amelia earhart, geraldine ferraro, condoleezza ic