i am mark crumpton.for our commodities report, and my colleague su keenan joins us. >> good afternoon, mark. we are seeing oil, gas, heating oil all hit hard, rent crude low, ando a 14-month this has a lot to do with speculation about the end of the summer peak driving season here and that demand will be hurt. report, thert particular post holiday selloff, one man says we're going into the final turn around, as it is of the bullishl exuberance has been exercised out of the market. check it out. you are seeing crude oil down more than 3%, and the whole complex taking a hit, and the difference we are seeing from last week is that ball him is -- is that volume is coming back, off the low, and the 100-day moving average. for oil, it was the first retreat in five days, and going into the fourth quarter, they say energy is generally weaker. we know there is plenty of supply, so on the supply side, the market is going to remain eric. meanwhile, regular gasoline continues to slide. it is down to $3.43 nationwide

i'm mark crumpton. thanks for staying with us.nited kingdom wants to see members areow nato willing to send troops back to iraq as army trainers. the possible return of military personnel to iraq to combat the rise of islamic state is a topic that could be raised at the nato summit. charlie rose speaks with ryan an to discuss what the u.s. needs to do. >> when the iraqis see us, we need action against a common enemy. going to get a political foundation by leaving it to the iraqis to do themselves. into theirwired system. it only works when we are fully .ntently engaged it will take continued engagement. the white house will have to keep at that to get the necessary foundation. >> you can watch more of the interview tonight at 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. here on bloomberg. frustrated fast food workers are at it again, protesting in the thousands across the united states, demanding fast food chains mcdonald's, wendy's and the young start paying them a $15 in our living wage. yang yang has been following the minimum wage fight. it is quite w

i'm mark crumpton. thanks for joining us.depot has completed its investigation of its data breach and found 56 million payment cards have been compromised. it is not changing its sales forecast. julie hyman covers the retailers for us and joins me now. why not change the forecast? ofthere are a couple particularities of this data breach that are making it have less of an impact than target. the timingl, we have of the breach. it was between april and september. , it is not necessarily happened prior, but the revelation was passed to the season when you tend to have a lot of people doing home improvement projects. theet's happened during holidays. home depot came forward quickly. they did the investigation promptly. and you do have this sense of data breach fatigue. now is this expectation this is a risk when you are shopping for to much anywhere. there is this idea it can happen anywhere. depotas loaded at a home store and then infected the system that way. you are looking at a couple of examples we have seen, but they do see

i will see you at the top of the hour. >> mark crumpton, we will see you in a few minutes.h does it cost per year to charge new iphone? that's next. you can watch us streaming on your tablet, phone, bloomberg.com, apple tv, and amazon fire tv. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." charging your iphone will make a dent in your energy bill. $.47 a year to charge or iphone 6, and 50 do cents a year to charge an iphone six plus. that's according to new research. how did the company figure out how much liquor city it takes to power the new iphone? barry fisher is here with more. corey is still with us as well. i was thinking that my charged faster, but maybe that was just perception. study, and we drained the iphone 6 and six plus to 0%, and the we measured how much electricity through a power monitor it took to get to 100%. we extrapolated that for what it would take throughout the course of a year. we multiply that by the average retail price of electricity in the u.s. that's around $.12 per kilowatt hour. take? long does it and how does that compare to the iphone 5? >> the i

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i'm mark crumpton. this is "bottom line>" ." president obama pointers to outline his strategy to combat islamic militants. we will tell you why kids rule at walmart. and soccer legend david beckham joins me in a first bloomberg interview. to our viewers here in the u.s. and around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories making headlines today. tonight, president obama tells the nation and the world his plan to defeat the militant group the islamic state. phil mattingly is at the white house. peter cook is on capitol hill. international correspondent indira lakshmanan on is in our washington bureau. what will the president specifically be laying out tonight? >> you will see and hear from the president as he pressed together the pieces that administration officials say are ready to go in their strategy to counter the rise of the islamic state. what that will include is the likely expansion of airstrikes into syria, not something that will immediately happen, but something that

that is coming up at the top of the hour. >> mark crumpton, thanks so much. our special, the answer all'sme of the all -- footb big questions. to quarterurning sized sensors to track its biggest stars. next. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. the nfl season starts tomorrow and today we are taking a look at the league's dominance in a special we are calling "the nfl's media empire." the stars to keep healthy. how healthy is peyton manning's back? the nfl is betting that technology can help answer some of those questions. the league partnered with the zebra technologies to install quarter sized sensors under players' shoulder pads. for more on how the technology works and how it will be used, i am joined by the general manager largend our editor at cory johnson. how exactly does it work? how big are the sensors and what exactly can they tell us? >> we put quarter sized sensors in shoulder pads, about the size of the end of your thumb. one on each shoulder. can tell you everything about their speed and movement, 25 times a second. so very q

>> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm mark crumpton. this is "bottom line," the intersection of business and economics with a mainstreet perspective. we begin with the release of the beige book, the anecdotal survey based on reports from the 12 banks of the u.s. federal reserve system. peter cook joins me with the details. >> good afternoon. the latest economic snapshot for the fed's 12 districts paints a pretty steady picture of the economy, continuing to grow but not necessarily busting loose at the seams. the key take away, economic activity in all 12 districts expanded since the last report, but there was no distinct shift in growth in any of the districts. six districts report moderate -- th, six report that others said individual sectors reported more optimism. , generalspending consumer spending grew in most districts at rates ranging from slight to moderate with few changes in the pace of growth compared with the last beige book. the beige book says chicago was up, but philly was slower and atlanta had some slight weakening. the

i am mark crumpton.are only a few weeks away from the view of our new bloomberg politics broadcast, "with all due respect." it will launch on monday, october 6, 5:00 p.m. new york time only on bloomberg. small biotech companies have a challenge holding onto funding while developing a drug that can take years to go to market. one company develops drugs for inflammatory diseases and cancer. the ceo recently spoke from the tel aviv stock exchange on his strategy to bring the pipeline of drugs to the market. >> bringing any drug to the market, it will be a collaboration with big pharmacies because we have enough money until the and. n-fite trades on the new york stock exchange. since elevator footage of ray rice hitting his fiancÉ surfaced, there have been concerns over domestic violence, but will the nfl -- but will they stand behind the nfl if it turns out commissioner roger people about his knowledge of the matter? trish regan, what is at stake for the sponsors? >> so far they have said they will stick by

i want to get to mark crumpton in new york. we are not going to mark now, in fact, we're going to what is coming up next on "bloomberg west," and that is every tech company makes mistakes on the way. how should you address those issues to avoid disaster? maynard webb is next great you can watch a streaming on your tablet, phone, bloomberg.com, apple tv, and amazon fire tv. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west," i'm emily chang. let's get another check on top stories. mark crumpton is in new york. so much going on in the world today, what do you got for us? >> the pentagon says it believes individuals plotting a terror attack on the united states were limited by eight u.s. airstrikes overnight in syria. an strikes targeted extremist group, which the pentagon says is made up of a network of al qaeda veterans focused on attacking western interests. the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention estimates there could be as many as 1.4 million new ebola cases in west africa by january unless more action is taken. this after gove

"bottom line" is coming up at the top of the hour and mark crumpton has a preview from new york. >> we more analysis of president obama's strategy against the islamic state militants. the president outlined his plan last night and it will open a new military front in the middle east. phil mattingly will have the latest details and i will also from the by max root council of foreign relations and we will get his reaction to the president's address coming up at the top of the hour on "bottom line." >> we were speaking with former homeland security secretary michael chertoff about technology and the role of technology in our fight against isis and he made it clear the technology has improved their capabilities but also the terrorist capabilities. >> that's true, i will also talk to someone about data security breaches either on the national or international scale or even on the retail scale and how reaches seem to be coming faster than they have in the past. the folks trying to get that information are getting just as deft at doing this as the people trying to prevent it so we will talk a

i am mark crumpton. thank you for staying with us.united nations, it was said the goal of extremists coming chaos in the middle east is the rise of islam a phobia. the assembly was told that would create what is called a further ground of death for forces in our region. he said a nuclear deal is possible if the west is flexible. we will hear more tonight on charlie rose. plus, the current secretary-general of nato is coming up at 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. new york time right here on bloomberg. refineries incked syria controlled by islamic state militants. it was designed to undercut revenue and mp mobility. prepares forngdom a parliamentary vote tomorrow for the broadest area of u.s. military coalition since the 1991 gulf war. the raptor found its first ever combat mission. the jet in the us-led strikes inside syria. here is everything you need to know about the pentagon's most advanced warplane. ♪ ♪ >> su keenan is standing by with details. good afternoon. >> at one point searching for its highest in the month. shutdownsrefinery amid conce

. >> now for a check of other stories making headlines right now, mark crumpton in new york. >> the primer of iraq says that islamic say militants have been planning attacks on subways in the united states and paris. he says the information was given by captured islamic state militants. the u.s. has not confirmed the plot. president obama says the world is not moving fast enough in fighting the outbreak of the ebola virus. speaking at the united nations meeting on ebola, the president urged countries, foundations, and businesses to increase contributions to fighting evil in. the virus has killed 2900 people in west africa and we are keeping an eye on the markets with a selloff underway. the dow and s&p are all down about 1.5%. the tech-heavy nasdaq was the hardest hit. the markets are off the lows of the day. >> you're watching that, too, mark. what is coming up on "bottom line"? the topon one of stories, u.s. attorney general eric holder plans to resign. you will reportedly stay in a successor is confirmed. he has been a recent target of criticism by congressional republicans and in 2012

let's get to our "bottom line" anchor mark crumpton in new york. >> a big cameron says it would be adivorce if scotland were to vote for independence. speaking in scotland for the last time before the september 18 vote, prime minister cameron pledged additional powers for scotland if it votes to remain in the u.k. for potentialst buyers after closing down this casinos. revel fans of the los angeles dodgers will be able to see the kings' final six baseball games for the first time this season. decided to cable has end a season-long blackout as the dodgers fight for a playoffs sport -- spot. >> what you have coming up today? >> we will look at the gm recall according to the first series of claims for a victims compensation fund. the initial death toll from those faulty ignition switches could have been higher than ever thought. ken feinberg said down with our yang yang from washington. >> all right, mark crumpton, we will see you at the top of the hour. best known for his iconic role as mr. sulu on "star trek" george takei is known for his social media presence and his work advocating

headquarters in new york i am alix steel in for mark crumpton. this is "bottom line today president obama prepares to lay out his strategy to combat islamic states. will apple have a glittering upgrade for its latest gadget release? to our viewers in the united states and those joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories making headlines. michael mckee tells us why the obvious jobs number doesn't change the overall economic .icture peter cook is following the latest developments on inversion and we begin with phil mattingly, the obama administration's strategy to deal with syria and iraq. >> administration officials and the president himself have been working for weeks to describe what exactly they are doing to counter the rise of the islamic state in iraq but also in syria. on wednesday the president himself will give remarks to the nation where he will lay out what the administration has done up to this point and what we can expect going forward. administration officials say there will not be any j

i'm mark crumpton in new york.eaders of the world's two largest democracies met at the white house today. and thent obama indian prime minister are working to bolster the u.s.-indian relationship. how did the meeting first go? >> both sides reporting progress. they're prepared to expand cooperation in a range of areas according to president obama and the prime minister. they discussed economic issues, including global trade. they talked about a range of issues in a meeting at the local office -- at the oval office. this is the centerpiece to moti's five-day visit to the nine states. he's headed up to capitol hill. they squeezed in a quick trip to the martin luther king memorial here in washington this afternoon. meetingicials saw this as a pivotal moment to reinvigorate the u.s. india relationship. landslide election allowing them to reset the relationship when it comes to economic ties. >> we have so much in common. it's critical for us to continue to deepen and broaden the existing framework of partnership and fr

i'm mark crumpton. today, nato leaders meeting in wales show their support for ukraine. u.s.kers holding nationwide protest. the sports industry's biggest dealmakers gather to discuss the money behind the games. to our viewers here in the united states and those of you joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories

>> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am mark crumpton and this is online, the intersection of business and economics with a mainstream perspective area today, cdc reports say people like cases could rise dramatically. the pentagon, syria airstrike. and peru's president discusses his economic world strategy. ♪ to our viewers here in the united states and those of you joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories making headlines today. a discussion of us-led airstrikes in syria. developments at the white house. we begin with yang yang and word that ebola cases could reach 1.5 million by mid-january. that covers just two countries. >> that is right. sierra, just post he does estimates that without better containment of the ebola outbreak, there could be as many in the twoion cases west african countries by january. the third country hit hard by the virus was not included because the number of cases there has fluctuated too much to make modeling valid. the model estimates 550,000 cases on the lower end. the reason why the range is s

now a check of your top headlines with mark crumpton. so great to see you here in the flesh.ou chuck hagel says the united states will fight islamic araight -- islamic state stream excusing the thruway approach by kurds and iraqi security forces. he also told the members of the house armed services committee that the u.s. is prepared to invite increasingly sophisticated types of assistance to those group's. some air france pilots threatening to strike indefinitely if the demands are not met. the airline in the midst of the most disruptive strike in 16 years with 60% of the pilots walking off the job. it is said to cost the airline nearly $20 million per day. boards as members of its improperly accepted watches valued at more than $26,000 each. the ethics committee says accepting such gifts violates rules. the members have been ordered to return the watches. $26,000 each. >> wow. what is coming up for the top of the hour? >> ukraine's president is in washington and addressed a joint meeting of the u.s. congress today. he asked lawmakers to provide legal assistance to the milit

other stories making headlines with mark crumpton.ewsoft showing a of its newest windows operating system, windows 10. the new software brings back the new start menu and will allow corporations to tailor the app store for own users. it has also added security features designed to bring back enterprise customers after the consumer focused windows eight. the federal communications commission has voted to do away with the sports blackout rule, dealing another blow to the national football league. the 40-year-old rule allows them to keep off games in local markets where the stadiums did not allow. the nfl could still enforce blackouts through contracts with individual contract nurse -- contractors. realtor.comowner of and moving.com. adding the websites will about news corp. expand into real estate this things at its newspapers -- as the newspapers struggle. >> thank you so much for that update. the way peoplept consume news. why the service is gaining traction when we return. ♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg "west." watching in 2012, circ

we will see you later. ♪ >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm mark crumpton and thisne -- the intersection of business and economics with the mainstream perspective. today, the united states commit to sending thousands of troops to west africa to fight ebola. then the u.s. federal reserve begins its two-day meeting. we will look at the upside of an independent scotland. to my viewers in the united states and those of you joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories making

i'm mark crumpton in new york.ational football league is taking more criticism over its handling of the ray rice investigation. areemale u.s. senators calling on the league to introduce a zero tolerance policy on domestic violence. according to the associated trust, a law enforcement official seven at age of ray rice hitting his then the on say to the nfl back in april. for more, i'm joined by trish regan. the investigation is continuing and nfl players are dealing with the mystic disputes and still playing for their respective teams will stop like that is the real problem here. it's good to see the 16 female senators, out and say this is not acceptable. you get a guy like greg hardy out of the carolina panthers defensive end. this guy was actually found guilty of assaulting his girlfriend twice. hand or roger goodell comes out and says to the media that one time is enough, one time is too many and he is referring to ray rice and at the same time, you've got players like greg hardy you have an convicted in a court

miami has rejected his proposal to build a waterfront stare him -- stadium, and he told mark crumptont he has not been discouraged. >> i have said that i want to bring a team here, and i will take 18 to miami, but obviously there are politics, speed bumps, and we have come up against those, but to be honest, i have been very cheeky in a way because i have gone into miami and i have said, ok, i want to build wembley stadium next to buckingham palace. adium ono have our st the waterfront. it has not worked out like that. we have alternative sites, and like i said, it will happen. >> well, you can watch all of that interview with david beckham today on bloomberg "bottom-line line" with mark crumpton at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. we were speaking about wearables , and we will have the ceo of watch, what the new apple means for him, and whether they might be going bye-bye because of the apple watch. we will tell you which retailers are forecasting the hottest toys that could end up on your child's list. ♪ >> it might not feel like it, but the holiday season is back for top retailers. companie

at the othera look stories making headlines right now with mark crumpton.ffic an control tower causing major disruptions to chicago-area flights at both o'hare and midway grounded earlier this morning resulting in hundreds of cancellations. local officials say the fire was intentionally set by an faa contractor. well jeter's yankee fare was the most viewed game in 13 seasons on the yes network. the game received an average 1.25 million viewers turning a rating of nearly 12 in the new york market. more new yorkers watched the giants beat washington last night than they did the baseball game. now that he's no longer coo of oracle, larry ellison might be gearing up to buy a franchise. he may be a potential bidder for the atlanta hawks. won the america's cup sailing race and is worth an estimated $42 billion. >> how much does it cost per year to charge the new iphone? find out how much energy it takes to charge the latest devices next. we are streaming on your tablet, phone, bloomberg.com, amazon fire tv, apple tv. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." this ma

." ♪ >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am mark crumpton. "bottom line," the intersection of business and economics with the mainstream perspective. retail sales in the united states climbed in august at the fastest pace in 4 months. we will look at the top schools in america. to our viewers in the united states and to those of you joining us from around the world, welcome. we have coverage of the stocks on stories making headlines today.

ati am mark crumpton of the world headquarters in new york. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories making headlines today. we begin with our chief washington correspondent it are good ideas of the white house as the secret service considers new security check points following that embarrassing breach over the weekend. afternoon. certainly an embraer sing breach. in very tough questions being asked of the u.s. secret service, in light of what happened on friday night. this unprecedented breach, a jumper over the plants of pennsylvania avenue, crossing over the lawn before making his way into the doors. ble to actually a enter the white house. that has immediately created some changes here. we have fence jumpers all the time, but this individual was able to breach the actual physical building, the white house itself. apprehended at that time. the president and his family were never in any danger. they had left a short time earlier for cap david. this is clearly a concern, the press secretary was asked for the president's reaction. >>'s

i'm olivia sterns come in today for mark crumpton.kerry identified a coalition of 10 nations that could help go after islamic state militants in iraq and syria. elliott joins me now from washington with his perspective. welcome to "bottom line." today, the president announced this new coalition him of the usual suspect -- this new coalition, the usual suspects. what is this coalition going to do on the ground? are they going to be able to turn the tide against islamic state? >> those are the right questions. everybody is saying no boots on the ground. fighting forces will be the kurdish army, iraq he army and maybe the syrian rebels. they are going to need help. we need to organize that help from all the countries you mentioned. military aid, training intelligence -- training, intelligence. thate president has said he wants the arabs in the region to play a role against islamic state. are we going to see saudi boots on the ground were jordanian troops? >> i don't think you will see their troops. you will see money from the gulf. that

i am mark crumpton.it sounds good to strong in the world of currencies that is not necessarily true. michael mckee has the real deal on how worried we should be. exit answer depends on how strong the dollar gets. we talk a lot about dollar euro or dollar yen but what really matters this -- is the impact on trade. this shows the dollar up 3% since the end of june. the u.s. economy is not getting much stronger. people want dollars to invest here. the fed is getting closer to raising interest rates. more money in japan or europe where they are cutting interest rates. hurts countries like canada. the biggest impact should be on u.s. exports. they will cost more over seas, reducing demand and that may slow growth. the good news is the dollar is not up yet enough to matter. goldman sachs estimating to hit growth that less than two -- point 2%. inflation may be lower. the price of goods we import, and we import a lot, i'll pay for clothing, cars in the gasoline that goes in them. companies pay less because rall

i am mark crumpton. thank you for staying with us. su keenan has details. >> good afternoon.nergy rebound one of the big stories. west texas rebounding back on the weaker dollar. oil futures rising as much as just over half a percent on the lack of any bullish news. oil will continue to trade sideways. energy prices rose earlier on china economic crisis. aaa reports gas prices. hurricane odiel the strongest to hit baja california and decades. a battle the mexican peninsula with high winds and rains. abos san lucasst some resort area. it is forecast to continue to weaken. >> change in direction for coffee and gold. >> coffee the winningest commodities so far. down this day. forecast for rain in brazil has coffee prices falling more than a percent. changed., gold little rebounding from an eight-month low. a physical demand. the china shipments more than double. up to 39 million a year earlier. >> prices have been falling for the past five weeks. >> this is concern to raising interest rates. that is the big question of the week. >> su keenan with the commodities report. >> pre-o

>> all right, cory johnson, our editor at large, and i want to get to mark crumpton, but, actually, weo him now. in fact, we are going to what is coming up next on "bloomberg every and that is that tech company makes mistakes along the way, so how about avoiding disaster? next, and you can watch a streaming on your tablet, your bloomberg.com, apple tv, and amazon fire tv. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg west. i am emily chang. so much going on in the world today. pentagon says it believes that individuals plotting a terror attack in the united were affected overnight in syria. says this is major of a network of al qaeda veterans. u.s. centers for disease control and prevention estimates that could be as many as 1.4 million new ebola cases by january, unless more action is taken. .he government renewed actions this includes a $1 billion commitment from the u.s.. slipping,s are including last night with the bears and the new york jets. this comes as the nfl has been criticized for allegations. >> thank you so much. was aaid there probably lot of pot smoking going on, and it could have b

>> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm mark crumpton and this is bottom line -- the intersection of business and economics with the mainstream perspective. today, the united states commit to sending thousands of troops to west africa to fight ebola. then the u.s. federal reserve begins its two-day meeting. we will look at the upside of an independent scotland. to my viewers in the united states and those of you joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories making headlines today. we examine the potential upside for scotland if it votes for independence. fedael mckee monitors the as its two-day meeting gets underway. we begin with phil mattingly as the u.s. ramps up its response to the ebola crisis. what is the president going to be talking about today in atlanta? tope is at the cdc with his security and health officials. a push today is there's going to be a new surgeon resources. there is a recognition the administration at this situation has spun out of control. you will see about 3000 u.s. troops sent over there, a staging area to e

let's get a check of the stories making headlines at this hour with mark crumpton. >> british prime ministereron says it would be a painful divorce in scotland were to vote for independence. speaking in scotland for the last time before the september 18 vote, prime minister cameron pledged a major program of addition powers for scotland if voters choose to remain in the u.k. the bankrupt casino in atlantic city is seeing renewed interest from potential buyers after closing down this month. one bidder says he's considering buying other closed casinos as well. fans of the los angeles dodgers will be able to see the teams final six baseball games on local television for the first time this season. time warner cable has decided to end its season-long blackout as the dodgers fight for a playoff spot. >> best known for his iconic role as mr. sulu on star trek, he's known for his massive social media following and tireless work advocating for gay rights. his documentary "to be takei" looks at his life behind the scenes to his childhood in a japanese internment camp to his work on the ever popular "

mark crumpton from new york.do you have for us today at co >> president obama says the world must reject the cancer of violent extremism. speaking before the united nations general assembly, terrorist groups like islam next day must be eliminated. the president also challenged u.n. member states tanned up to russia's aggression in the ukraine. a software company has agreed to pay to settle accounting fraud allegations. the company is accused of falsifying employee timesheets to help a quarterly financial targets. the former ceo was also ordered to reimburse the company $2.5 million in bonuses and stock rockets. derek jeter's final game in yankee stadium is in question tomorrow due to heavy rains forecast for the new york area. they could leave people that shelled out big money for the tickets out of luck. the average resale license -- price is over $2600 according to the second -- the second-most for a baseball game since they started tracking. >> the microsoft ceo is walking the streets of india. we will be righ

>> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am mark crumpton. this is "bottom line." today, president obama meets with ukrainian president petro poroshenko. and we will have a sneak peek at jaguars new class. to our viewers here in the united states and those of you joining us from around the world, welcome. we have the stocks send stories making headlines. peter cook has the fallout from the fed meeting and news conference. thee hyman is monitoring alibaba ipo. asked forpresident u.s. military aid. the details of this aid package that president poroshenko was seeking? a jointnt before session of congress making an emotional appeal, saying we appreciate the help we have already gotten from the american government, but frankly speaking, we will not win a war with blankets and night vision goggles. we need you to's debt but their game and bring into military assistance. -- we need you to step up your game and bring in military assistance. approved annt also aid package for equipment that the ukrainians made. >> i'm sure it's more than just a photo op. peoplet is undersc

mark crumpton will be back with in a moment.line" he will be speaking with european commissioner forlimate action next. an update topulled its operating system for the iphone after the new software caused some people to lose their surface. cory johnson is in san francisco. >> the most crucial feature of a smartphone is the phone and apples new update apparently disabled that functionality from certain users. twitter kind of went nuts with a new phone update. the first sort of update that is supposed to fix a few bugs. the health care fix was in but the fix was out for the phone itself and the phone service not working for some people, a lot of people complaining online. apple very thickly turned off that release and they told us they are actively investigating the reports of dropped cellular service as a result of this new update. in order for the phone to work you have to be able for the phone to work. johnson join us from san francisco. we will continue to follow this and bring you more details as we get them. a day after the climate summit at the wind, world leaders must fulfill p

thank you so much for joining i want to get a check on stories making headlines with mark crumpton ink. what is happening? >> thank you. president obama is reiterating he will not and u.s. ground forces to combat in iraq to fight islamic state militants. his comments at central command, day after a top general said ground troops may ultimately be needed. a u.s. senate invest -- investigation found chinese backpackers broke into companies responsible for transporting u.s. military personnel and weapons. the report says there were 20 from juneau to 12 to may of 2013, giving hackers insight into military logistics. he did not save any information had been stolen. nike has suspended its contract with running back adrian peterson. the vikings have reversed course and the peterson will remain off the field until legal issues are resolved. he is accused of striking his son with a small tree branch. back to you. what it takes to get an autonomous vehicle approved by a state's dmv, coming up. ♪ i'm emily chang. this is bloomberg west. california drivers prepare to share the road and switch to

it's good to check on some of the other stories making headlines with mark crumpton in new york.president obama will announce that the united states will deploy about 3000 troops to west africa to help fight the ebola outbreak. the troops will arrive at about two weeks and will build medical facilities, train workers, and educate residents. the plan may cost the u.s. more than a billion dollars. the government of french president francois hollande won a key vote that will allow the government to proceed with its economic plan. the president approval rating has plummeted to 13% as the country deals with a sluggish economy and high unemployment. radisson hotels has suspended its sponsorship deal with the minnesota vikings after running back adrian peterson, already charged with hitting his four-year-old son with a tree branch was accused of hitting a second son. radisson is the first sponsor to take action following the accusations. what we will tell you about a new ebay resale program, next. west." >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. the new iphones come out on

. >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm mark crumpton. this is "bottom line>" ." obama pointers to outline his strategy to combat islamic militants. we will tell you why kids rule at walmart. and soccer legend david beckham joins me in a first bloomberg interview. to our viewers here in the u.s. and around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories making headlines today.

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i'm mark crumpton in new york. janet yellen will address the press in washington. go there live on bloomberg television. >> good afternoon. the federal open market committee concluded its meeting usual, today, and as released its monetary policy statement. the committee also released a document describing the approach the committee intends to take when at some point in the future it becomes appropriate to begin normalizing the stance of policy. me underscore that our release of information is not meant to convey any change in the stance of policy. as you know, the fomc's views on policies are conveyed in the policy statement, which i will now discuss before coming back to our normalization plans. as indicated in the policy statement, the fomc decided to make another reduction in the pace of its asset purchases. the committee also maintained its forward guidance, regarding the funder -- the federal funds rate target, and reaffirmed its view to the highly accommodative if policy remains appropriate. let me discuss the economic conditions that underpin these actions.

>> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am mark crumpton and this is a boat bottom line." today, pimco cofounder bill gross leaves the firm were janus capital. the british parliament approves airstrikes against islamic state militants. and we will look at the price tag for derek jeter memorabilia. in the united states and those joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories making headlines today. michael mckee tells us this in place in his new -- disinflation is the new wildcard. we will examine the bill gross departure from pimco and we begin with julie hyman and the latest of elements at pimco and janus capital. >> good afternoon. the financial world is reeling and trying to figure out what was behind the departure of bill gross from pimco. one could argue that perhaps some of the warning signs or flags were there. the firm has been in tumult for the last year or so following 16 trade months of redemption to its flagship ones which is the world's largest bond fund.that was downk of 200 $33 billion and now down to $22 billion i

headquarters in new york i am alix steel in for mark crumpton.ttom line today president obama prepares to lay out his strategy to combat islamic states. will apple have a glittering upgrade for its latest gadget release? to our viewers in the united states and those joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of the stocks and stories making headlines.