well what can we do about it what can we do about mark roberts nothing what can we do about such claims then you know we've successfully host of the confederations cup and we haven't had a single problem with fans look at the fan problem is not limited to russia we don't know what british fans are like for example they invented the whole thing even the word hogan is not of russian origin you know there are also turkish and french fans true there are certain individuals who violate rules but again the way the confederations cup was held proved that we know how to work with our fans but it's a big world cup ticket sales have already started and we have already received three point five million applications from various countries what the shows is that foreign fans looked at the way the confederations cup went down and saw that everything was fine and decided to go with pay no attention to these kind of claims that we have a problem with fans i'm sure they're not based on real facts and on the actual evaluation of the situation with fans but of course handling them is a challenge for us. b

this i'm joined now in barcelona by our correspondent charlotte's also pale and by journalist mark roberts in madrid welcome to you both charlotte first to you how strong a statement did push to make. it was very strong he made clear that he still believed that he was the man in charge here and yes there was some uncertainty to people here on the streets there really know what to make of it you've got these jewel narratives going on at the moment spain has said it is imposing direct rule that it is taking charge of institutions here is already removed the police chief from power and yet on doesn't seem to recognize any of this he is still saying that he wants to push ahead with independence and that he has a mandate to do so in his statement he did say that he wanted calm he didn't want anybody to take to the streets and start rioting it appears he as he was making that statement he was actually in and he was spotted actually in a restaurant having a glass of wine say perhaps that adds to this narrative that he's really not trying to inflame the situation as a bit of course it can get out

ok i'm on many thanks to you mark roberts in madrid and a funny foster for us this morning in barcelona thanks to both of you thank you. well as we just heard from martin there a lot of concern about the legal aspects along with the most emotion on both sides of this issue but legally can catalonia break away from spain even if a majority of catalogs want to this report looks into that. there are no laws in spain's constitution that allow a regional community like catalonia to secede their raw global treaties that recognize people's right to self-determination but the united nations charter doesn't guarantee the right of secession such a ride only exists in exceptional cases. casual learning already has a fair degree of rights to autonomy within spain and its relatively independent cata land is the official language in the region and cattle lands can have democratic participation in the rest of spain when costs of declared independence from serbia in two thousand and eight it was seen as a test case of the right to secede but that happened to meet widespread repression and human rights

mark: bloomberg's robert brand in cape town, south africa.neer of classic american cool fashion is next, tommy hilfiger will tell us what to do in an era where retail is struggling in some parts of the world. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ live from london and new york, i am vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton. this is "the european close." luxury giants soaring more than 7% after the owner of gucci reported a gain in sales. joining us, andrea felsted. the key for investors is whether ,his growth will be sustained something you posed today in your gadfly piece. andrea: i think it will be for a little longer yet. i think it has further to go. mark: what is the issue? andrea: the thing is the revamped gucci, the new look was a very distinctive look. very different from anything else that was around, it had a big impact. fashion is fickle and we do not know how long that will continue. young people who have been buying it want to change, but i think there is more to go for. mark: caring has defenses, don't they? andrea: they do. that is why sales conti

alex forhank you to his interview of robert kindler. mark bring you up to speed on it prime minister's=- -- prime minister theresa may's comments to parliament. she said that the two sides are within touching distance of brexit. they have made significant progress on northern ireland. she also said that she is ambitious and positive about brexit negotiations. the u.k. is preparing for every eventuality. to get -- live on the bloomberg to get the latest on the response. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: live from london and new york, i am mark barton. vonnie: and i am vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets. " us tol doolittle joins talk about marriage trading action once again today. abigail: a bit of a delayed reaction to that horrible report that put up last week with a missed earnings by 42%. friday was a roller coaster in a big way. if we go to the bloomberg, we can take a look at this. shares are down by as much as percent -- as 6%. ceo david investors a lot of comfort around going forward. we are seeing now their worst day since the brexit

the topic during a radio interview bringing up the son of chief of staff john kelly marks reen core first lieutenant robert kelly was killed in 2010 while serving in afghanistan. >> i mean you can ask general kelly, did he get a call from obama? ask or people. i don't know what obama's policy was. >> reporter: white house representative said there was no phone call but kelly and his wife sat alongside then first lady michelle obama at a white house breakfast honoring gold star families. >>> congressman wilson has established a go fund me campaign to raise money to pay for college educations of sergeant johnson's three days. it has surpassed hundred you this dollars goal, this morning the fund is nearing 150 you this dollars. meanwhile the u.s. investigating deadly ambush that killed those four green beret's, accord together military joint patrol of the forces were leaving a meeting with tribal leaders when they were ambushed by militants believed to be, linked to isis , jim and natasha, back to you. >>> meanwhile in other news republican and democratic senators are working together to craft a bill aimed at

mark last night was first to report that robert mueller's special counsel investigation has taken over the fbi's work-related to the so-called dossier. the dossier about president trump and his connections to russia. that's the dossier produced during the election by former british intelligence operative named christopher steele working on a contract with the d.c. research firm called fusion gps. earlier this week, three russian guys associated with the giant putin linked russian bank called alpha bank, three russians sued fusion gps over the way they were described in the dossier. sort of criminal and political allegations made against them in the document. the three russians are the same guys that previously sued buzz feed. buzz feed was the first media organization to publish the dossier in january. they sued buzz feed before and now this week suing fusion gps, the company that paid for the dossier and suing fusion for allegedly not taking sufficient care with that document in the first place which ultimately led to buzz feed publishing. so, you know, it's a high bar to prove libel

wonderful, mark, lori day monday and robert making the deals, they're joined by celebrity guest sharksding alex rodriguez >> it was awesome, you end up cheering for thermonuclear >> as well as stephanie frank kel >> i love going into the shark tank and seeing that i can hold my own >> the guest shark are stirring things up in season 9. >> there was a lot of drama. let's say richard bran son and i did not get along >> drama starting right away in the two-hour season premier >> i was shattered by it and i was also very upset for awhile. is all i can say. >> a little tension but a lot of inspiration which the shark say is what the show is about. >> people you can relate to and say, that could be me, should be me. >> mar see gonzales abc news los angeles >> you can catch the premier on 6 abc starting at 8:00. >>> much more to come on action news, the sixers hit the hardwood at the palestra >> see the creative way one homeowner moved his entire house to a new location >> next, dan cuellar joins us from san juan where millions of people are in desperate need of help. >>>. >>> president trump

this year marks the 50th anniversary of sociologist robert bella's essay on america's civil religion, a term given to a shared set of values, belize, and rituals. next on american history tv, yale university sociology professor philip gorski shares his view on the cultural wars to finding the nation. the arizona state university center for the study of religion and conflict hosted the event. it is just over one hour. today's lecture is part of the speakers series on religion and conflict. as dear friends, the marshals and doubt the speakers -- endowed the speakers because reflected their concerns to promote peaceful solutions to pressing complex in our world. ther generosity funding series continues to bear fruit long after their passing. it is also important to remember many kindbutions of support the work we do in the center, including student research, fellowships, travel, and public programming in public education, so i would like to thank all of our friends at the center who are here today, and this being an event on the top pic of civic religion come i salute you as well. maybe

this year marks the 50th anniversary of sociologist robert bella's essay on america's civil religion,a term given to a shared set of values, belize, and rituals. next on american history tv, yale university sociology professor philip gorski shares his view on the cultural wars to finding the nation. the arizona state university center for the study of religion and conflict hosted the event. it is just over one hour. today's lecture is part of the speakers series on religion and conflict. as dear friends, the marshals and doubt the speakers -- endowed the speakers because reflected their concerns to promote peaceful solutions to pressing complex in our world. ther generosity funding series continues to bear fruit long after their passing. it is also important to remember the contributions of

my thanks to evan, megan, mark, the rev al sharpton, robert, that does it for our hour. "mtp daily" starts right now. hi, chuck. >> hi, nicolle. i hope the weekend can actually -- >> be a weekend? >> for sure. >> have a good one. >> you, too. >>> if it's friday when two presidents took aim at this president, was he listening? >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd here in washington and welcome to "mtp daily." it's been a difficult week for a lot of folks in this country. watching a grieving military family become a political football. pretty disgusting. seems we should expect more from our elected leaders, expect more from the dignity of america's highest office and we should expect more from those who serve that office and all federal offices. especially when it involves grieving military families. more and more feels as if we expect less and less from our democratic system. especially when it leads to the ugliness and gridlock seen this week. during this week of broken politics and crumbling civility we saw alarm bells sounded in a remarkable way. what felt like a coordinat

mark a new approach. the president of zimbabwe, robert mugabe, has been stripped of his position as goodwill ambassador for days after his controversial appointment. the head of the who said the decision was in the best interests of his organisation. the original announcement was met with a wave of condemnation by key who donor countries and campaigners. a scottish man has been sentenced to three months injail for touching a man's hip in a dubai bar. jamie harron, who's from stirling, was arrested injuly and charged with public indecency. he claimed he had simply been trying to avoid spilling his drink when he touched the man. thousands of people have attended a demonstration in the maltese capital, valletta, to call for justice for the murdered journalist, daphne ca ruana galizia. the writer, who denounced political corruption and organised crime, was killed in a car bomb attack on monday. japan‘s prime minister, shinzo abe, has declared victory in his country's general election. his liberal democratic party is heading for more than 300 seats, a large majority injapan‘s lower house of parliament. mr abe h

mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. robertwelcome back to wrigleyville in chicago. i'm robert burton. if you look behind me you see fans leaving because the game has officially been postponed. i would say a lot of upset cubs fans but that means more baseball tomorrow. the game will be played at 34:08 eastern -- 4:08 eastern time. a lot of players were asked what do you do when a game might not happen tonight? getting ready for games that might not exist. players say you live in the moment. you don't get anxious. you take it day-by-day. that is what murphy had to say early in the day. here is what he had to say. >> enjoy the moment. this is supposed to be fun. i'm fairly certain a decade from now none of you will want to talk to me about this stuff. they probably won't let me play in the game. so i would like to enjoy the moment. positive or negative in my eyes. hopefully that will give myself and the ball club the freedom to go out and pl no matter how big the moment gets. >> i should say there is a fan that walked past me and

my thanks to evan, megan, mark, the rev al sharpton, robert, that does it for our hour. right now. hi, chuck. >> hi, nicolle. i hope the weekend can actually -- >> be a weekend? >> for sure. >> have a good one. >> you, too. >>> if it's friday when two presidents took aim at this president, was he listening? >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd here in washington and welcome to "mtp daily." it's been a difficult week for a lot of folks in this country. watching a grieving military family become a political football. pretty

mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. robertjust over 24 hours from first pitch, nats-cubs round one, nlds. every day that goes by i can feel nerves from every direction. we know who will get the start tomorrow. the other ace, stephen strasburg. no shocker here. here is the good thing. the nats have been here many times before. nothing is new. it's all the same. >> there is a lot of playoff experience. guys that won rings. >> neither team is going to be caught off-guard by the emotion or energy of the situation. it will come down to who executes the best. robert: that time of the year all four sports are overlapping. caps open up the season tonight in ottawa. just like thatter or just like the nats you know what is hanging over their heads. can they make it past the second round of the playoffs? scott t.j. sohie to chat about the new season. >> it's kind of fun. every summer and every year going into the year it is feeling like you know this is the year that at the end you will sit there and to say how do you like me now? you wa

and now months later we have the culmination of this the next step which really marks a significant escalation in robert muller some vesta geisha in that we should point out is into whether or not there was collusion between russia and the trunk campaign of the twenty sixteen presidential election now this again is significant because not only is this targeting poll man a for which we suspected would be the case and certainly he was fired by the trump campaign for not disclosing more than twelve million that he received an undisclosed payments from a former ukrainian leader who was in fact a pro russian leader viktor get a covert but also to the fact that this is now happening certainly is the next stage in what many believe will be an investigation by robert mueller that will go on not months but in fact years. kimberly thanks very much. well joining us here in the news. pardon me she's director of the graduate school of political management at george washington university she joins us from washington d.c. laura welcome back to al-jazeera what's your reading of where we are right now well i agree with

hours is 238 dollars and a point and a half on your driving record in sunnyvale stanley roberts kron 4 news ( marke look outside... golden gate bridge... one extra banana or avocado a day could prevent you from getting heart attacks or a stroke. potassium rich foods can stop arteries from getting blocked and keep arteries flexible. researchers say potassium has genes that keep arteries flexible. previous findings have found inflexible arteries can get clogged and have deadly ( mark ) the nominees for the rock and roll hall of fame have been announced. they include radiohead and rage against the machine. both bands released their first single 25 years ago. also among the 19 nominees are the zombies... the cars... bon jovi and l-l cool-j. the 2018 hall of fame class will be announced in december. the induction ceremony in cleveland is in april. (mark) ahead at eight on the kron 4 morning news... we are learning more information about the man who opened fire at a concert in las vegas. why police say he may have had help. plus... a mother demanding answers after her daughter is harassed at an east bay

you put this together with mark's report and what we got is robert mueller tracking down allegations made in the dossier. moore's team meeting with christopher steel and this report that the fbi and cia took care after internal debates, took care to not explicitly discuss the dossier. to not explicitly include mention of the dossier when they reported on russian meddling in the election and the reason they didn't include the dossier in those reports is specifically because they had corroborated some of the claims in the dossier and if they were going to put the claims and if they were going to mention the dossier in their reporting, they would ultimately have to explain how they corroborated it, how they figured out that what christopher steel said in that dossier was correct. however, they did that, however they corroborated what they corroborated was too sensitive to tell, say, donald trump. so they didn't write it down. they briefed out going president obama and incoming president elect trump in person directly about the fact that this dossier existed. but even though the dossier

robert: that's right. the next find, mark. not exactly from d.c.but a proud nats fan. >> i'm from canada. former montrÉal expo. >> his favorite national -- >> i like anthony. >> why is that? >> i have him in my fantasy baseball team. they give me another point. that is why. >> i want to do my version of it. >> he wrigley rooftop selling the paintings for 11 years. if the nats lose, it would be a good night and a bad night for paul. you will be standing on the wall like this. making sure no one touching my painting, right? >> i have the fire department. i got the police department. i got all these wonderful fans out here that are ladies and gentlemen. they really are. robert: i'm sure paul will be fine. for the weather, it's cloudy out here. we will go back in the studio. toss to steve rudin to get an update on the weather situation going on. hey, steve. steve: not only is it cloudy. the temperatures is 61 degrees in chicago. wind gusts now upward of 20 miles per hour. the clouds are there. rain not too far away. this is what it looks like. chicago

robert mueller. >> it is a major land mark in the course of the investigation. >> the intent is to get one or more ple to cooperate. >> whoever they are indicting, their afraid he's going to flee. >> they are trying to encourage cooperation. >>> robert mueller and his team's m.o. is to keep quiet and keep things under wraps, don't talk to the media. >> they have to do something to show what they are coming up with. >> the mueller office will be up and running well into 2018, if not through the whole year. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us. i'm rene marsh in for christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. our top story, the crittal investment in the russia investigation. we are learning that special counsel robert mueller has filed the first charges in the russian meddling in the 2016 election and probable collusion with the trump campaign and the sources telling cnn and say that anyone charged in the investigation could be taken into custody as early as monday. >> it is a landmark moment in the investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election. sources briefed on the matter say a federal

robert and i actually -- we both went to the high school together and his daughter teaching at mark west elementary he was telling me. >> a school which is probably cart. >> mart of the mark west district. it didn't hit me until right now. but i've gotten a lot of calls from a lot of friends who said, you know, come and stay with us. stay with us a lot of support. fortunately our business didn't get -- didn't get affected even though in an area all around. we'll be able to continue working and with our company. but it's just -- this is devastating. i've driveren all over to other friends who are lost homes and it has been -- it's been devastating for a lot of people. i have a lot of friends who lost everything. everything. i'm trying to keep a positive attitude. we can rebuild. i mean it will take time but we can rebuild. frgt that was lost except for old pictures and keepsakes but living here 36 years it's hard to walk up and see this. i dodged a whole bunch of areas that you're not supposed to drive in to get here. so because i needed to come and see it even though i saw it on youtube

now all eyes are on the district as robert mueller's office gets ready to issue its first indictments. who m mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. female narrator: what would john adams do to women's health? adams argued before the supreme court to give employers control over your access to birth control. adams also supports giving employers the power to block access to affordable contraception for 1.6 million virginia women. and adams opposes abortion even in cases of rape, or incest. john adams: wrong for women's health. wrong for virginia. >>> gofr good morning. it's wet and windy out there. we're seeing big improvements if you're west of the district. still much of the rain in maryland. 267 west in res ton. this is storm team 4 by 4. wet roads. take your time. keep your distance, too. we'll have a close look as we walk you through the day, coming up. >>> developing this morning, we are expecting to find out today who will be charged in special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. >> his office is expected to make public the first charges in this case

mark last night was first to report that robert mueller's special counsel investigation has taken overhe so-called dossier. the dossier about president trump and his connections to russia. that's the dossier produced during the election by former british intelligence operative named christopher steele working on a contract with the d.c. research firm called fusion gps. earlier this week, three russian guys associated with the giant putin linked russian bank called alpha bank, three russians sued fusion gps over the way they were described in the dossier.

launder money in total twelve different counts now this really marks a significant escalation in an investigation by the special prosecutor robert muller that has been going on for some time but we did get a hint that some of these charges peter were coming given the fact that paul amana for its home over the summer was raided by f.b.i. investigators they took detailed information not just laugh tops but even things like photographing paul manna for suits it was at that time that he was told he would be indicted so certainly we knew in some form or capacity this day was coming not just paul matter for it but of course also rick gates' a very close associate and longtime business associate so what happens next will in terms of that we expect that there could be a court appearance that could come as early as today and again this is what we should note after so many months of investigation this is certainly a significant next step and what you're reading can believe the fact that the indictments that dropped so far that we know about and they are reported the contents of the indictments the own pullups are actually reported they ta

robert mueller. >> it is a major land mark in the course of the investigation. >> the intent is to get one or more to cooperate. >> whoever they are indicting, their afraid he's going to flee. >> they are trying to encourage

robert mueller's team also revealed a guilty plea from a former trump adviser. it marks the first criminal count that directly links the trump campaign to russian intermediaries. admitted to lying to federal agents about his dealings with several russians who offered dirt on mr. trump's rival, hillary clinton. >> according to his plea agreement, at one point in time, he told campaign officials about his contacts with russians, and someone, it's not identified in the indictment, but someone wrote back to him in an email, great work. >> it has nothing to do the activities of the campaign. it has to do with his failure to tell the truth. >> reporter: the white house says it expects the special council's investigation to wrap up soon. a big part of these investigations is getting key players in place for a bigger strategy, as they're looking at the bigger investigation. the fact that papadopoulos pled guilty is a very strong indication that he's probably working with investigators. >> so manafort is accused, he's been indicted rather, of stashing this money offshore. what wa

and joining us now from morris martin roberts he's in madrid for us martin the catalan government says things yes i know it has hit the ninety percent mark an overwhelming result for independence were you expecting not. well yes because very few people actually send out to those if you consider this at two point three million that's rather low compared to the four and a half and it turns out that the last time has an absolute rise elections two years ago and lower still in the five and a half million who were on the electoral lola so yes a lot of the seem to have stayed away so obviously you know the approach dependence the hopes of the ones who made most that some have so there are some surprises off the fence that's an overwhelming result over ninety percent are telling us and yet this wasn't an authorized referendum so what happens now. well that's very hard to tell because i was upset of less than forty percent ready suppose i actually posted a reference that shows a council of society still very divided. possible option if we do have a unilateral declaration of independence that the government can restore direct rule from address th

and unloading area what we have here is failure to communicate in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news ( markon the kron four morning news... a woman robbed at gunpoint on a bart train. coming up at six... we will show you the new image of the man police are looking for this morning. and after the break... a sequal more than 30 years in the making but it is not the only new movie in theaters this weekend. we have a preview coming up. ( robin ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge wb 92 sluggis on the flat section ( darya ) three new ( darya )( darya ) three new movies hit theaters this weekend including a sequel to a 35-year-old movie and a survival thriller set in the mountains.( mark ) david daniel has a preview. (nat) "if this gets out... we've bought ourselves a war." the buzz keeps building for "blade runner 2049." ryan gosling stars in the futuristic follow-up, along with original star harrison ford. critics love it, and box office watchers expect it to win the weekend with 45-million dollars or more... and 100-million worldwide,

will take a closer look in a future edition of people behaving badly in sunnyvale stanley roberts kron 4 news ( mark.... not standing for the national anthem. why some say n-f-l players should have taken a break from their protest before last night's game. vigils are being held across the country to remember victims of the deadliest mass shooting in modern u-s history. lights on the las vegas strip -- near the site of the shooting -- were dimmed last night. at least 59 people were killed and more than 500 injured sunday night when a gunman opened fire during a country music festival. the suspect fired rounds from the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel. he died from what police believe was a self-inflicted gunshot wound. ( mark ) and in new york... one world trade center and the empire state building have been lit with a single orange band... to honor the victims in las vegas. the orange represents victims of gun violence. ( mark ) some n-f-l fans are angry this morning after three kansas city chiefs players sat or kneeled during the national anthem... just a day after the mass shooting in las vega

robert f. kennedy from our friend, chris matthews. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> we're back. it's 8:42. next year will markhortly after winning the california primary. chris matthews hosts "hardball" looks beyond the tragedy to the man himself, in a book called "bobby kennedy: the raging spirit." you're such a kennedy scholar. last week, we saw some of the kennedy files opened up. what struck you? >> i stayed up until midnight. and i found some interesting stuff on bobby. i had been working for years on bobby. even though he went along with the warren commission, he and ted kennedy, they believed in it for logical reasons. the parade route hadn't been set until the day before. how could anybody buput a conspiracy together. he said, maybe going after the bad guys. >> bobby going after the mob. >> going after the god father. he had been going after castro. was one of those guys behind what happened in dallas? >> were they doing it in retribution to dallas? >> he was saying, it could have been me. he was doing the tough work of catching bad guys, especially mobsters. >> the book is such an interesting read. a

surpass one billion views on new cheap and so we decided to mark the occasion we invited a guest in from you tube in that happened to be robert kinsler was the your vice president at the time i think users generally appreciate its authenticity that's very apparent from everything that's going on you tube so instead of having aspirational programming or agenda propagandise people really respond to all sorts of sort of what you saw happening with arab spring for instance schools authentic the audience that watches this some to study and with those who provided to them for years later and r.t. is the most watched news network on you tube we now have over five billion views but to some people are success is very suspicious and so the fact the new york times decided to single out private kinsler peers to be an attempt to name and shame him for ever appearing on r.t. but this isn't the first time we've seen this done to the u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson not so long ago shaming members of the opposition party for appearing as guests on r.t. despite the fact that even members of his own party and even his own father have also

marning: mark: the top stories we're covering on bloomberg and around the world. robertussian probe with manafort and one time business partner face charges including conspiracy against the u.s. and money laundrying. president trump prepares to end weeks of suspense by naming a new chair of the fed this thursday, according to people familiar, he's leaning towards jerome powell but his backing isn't final yet. and hsbc's big bet in asia may finally be paying off but to its surprise, low growth in china led the region's revenue gains, operating costs came in higher than expected and we'll hear from the bank's finance

robert's home in minutes. >> we never got a call or alert. everyone i know out in this area that i've talked to never got a call. >> reporter: across the street, 195 homes in mark west estate levelled. including the home i grew up. in fountain grove, dozens of homes are gone. >> thanks to go guys out there fighting, they saved our house down here. >> robert jayco's whose family is overcome with emotion but vowed to return. >> tell us about santa rosa and what the community is like. >> it's a strong community. everybody helps everybody. >> reporter: and those are the moments, sometimes it just hits you when you least expect it. we have some good news to report. a couple that was missing earlier, the folks that lived at the crickle wood inn, michaelo brian called our news room after seeing our report and said he and his partner are just fine. they are okay tonight and safe. >> vicky joining us from her neighborhood in santa rosa. she's been with us for about 10 hours, that smoke is getting to her as well. >>> firefighters spread thin throughout the area. we have this imagine from terry sweeny. what did you see in the area of glen allen? >> reporter: it's a small

mark zuckerberg. steve mnuchin, you said he was naÏve about the impact of a.i. robert hear the i don't know what we are about. everybody throws things under there. automation. automated tasks. dot can we get done where we not need a human on the other side of that? that is where i think he is a little naÏve, because even a company today, hr, can il -- talk to ise an interface? so "a.i." a catchall for the fear and anxiety, but things will get automated, and that is what is happening in our enterprises. governments are not yet keeping up. robert: that is another story. we can automate government. things like the irs, things like asking the government questions, there are big parts of the government that we could automate that we would want. more as consumers, we decide what we want to do, and if we want automation, if we want to preserve our time and get through these very basic tasks and have some help from an automated service, we will take it, and we will -- no one can stop us. ascio. that was robert loc and finally a story we have been watching, snap says it has ove

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marning: mark: the top stories we're covering on bloomberg and around the world. robert mueller's russian probe with manafort and one time business partner face charges including conspiracy against the u.s. and money laundrying. president trump prepares to end weeks of suspense by naming a new chair of the fed this thursday, according to people familiar, he's leaning towards jerome powell but his backing isn't final yet. and hsbc's big bet in asia may finally be paying off but to its surprise, low growth in china led the region's revenue gains, operating costs came in higher than expected and we'll hear from the bank's finance director this hour. a look look at the european equities trading and we're 30 minutes away from the end of the monday session. stocks are holding on. look what's happening in spain, no big impacts on equities from the government's plan to take over the administration of catalonia, the "best up 2.8% and sterling up ahead of the b.o.e. meeting this week when it's widely expected to raise interest rates for the first time in a deak. bond yield are fal

mark development. this is what, in a sense we've been waiting to see if this will happen if robert mueller's team willndictment related to the russia probe. this is an investigation that's been going on for a year. it had groups of investigators looking at possible collusion, looking at paul manafort, michael flynn, and also looking at obstruction of justice with the president's firing of james comey and the circumstances surrounding that. so, this is certainly a big significant step and an acceleration and indication that this investigation has accelerated to a point where they believe they have the case, it's probable cause. you have to show probable cause when you go before a garage. so they believe they have enough to at least show probable cause for at least one person who has been under investigation in this probe. we should also mention that it will be interesting to see what the charges are. if they had nothing to do with the campaign or russia you can expect mueller's shock to draw a lot of heat, especially from the warehou white house. you heard the president say this is a waste of tax payer

robert: that is a tough job, but we all do it. it is markingd all the leaveand effect that he around you. and you have to go back. as rights and the stuff that is right you have to make it even more relevant and impactful charlie:. .ho wrote thes . charlie: who wrote these? robert: my chums and myself. we a lot ofoom and ideas. each of these guys has his own studio set up and works around the globe and other projects too. every time we think there is enough material interesting enough to put into the cauldron, we convene, we get together and play out. charlie: i heard you say there are not many frenchmen left and you named three. stewart., and rod a front man is what my definition? robert:robert: a guy who cannot hide -- cannot hide. who of course there are a lot of other people around. but here in britain. o guys were ar ound a little before me. also from the who. charlie: i think you should have a celebration. and i could come to that party. robert: i would like to see you by the drinks. [laughter] charlie: it is a skill that is it?nd voice,

robert: you probably are still above the 50% market. -- 50% mark.he other wild card is the antitrust authorities of the united rates under the previous administration. they certainly pushed back on this and it remains to be seen whether the trump administration's regulators will be more open to it. the fact that they are still talking to each other and trying to negotiate a deal is a fine they are committed to trying to get something happen. this has been dragging on for months and it is something that will lower the odds of a successful completion here. guy: robert, great stuff. we will watch with interest to see how this one develops. editoran technology joining us out of hong kong. minutes away from the market open. remember, not only is it halloween today, but it is also reformation day. those sortears since the brakes with catholicism. that means the german markets are not trading today, as a result of which, we are not going to see much reacting, but we will see reaction in airbus. it continues to have problems. problems on the 320 line. we ar

robert: that is a tough job, but we all do it. it is markingl the cause and effect that you leave around you. and you have to go back. the stuff that is right you have to make it even more relevant and impactful. charlie: who wrote these? robert: my chums and myself. charlie: you sit down at a table like this? robert: not so lavish as this. a tiny little room and lots of ideas. each of these guys has his own studio set up and works around the globe and other projects too. every time we think there is enough material that is interesting enough to put into the cauldron, we convene, we get together and play out. charlie: i heard you say there are not many front men left. you named three. you, mick, and rod stewart. a front and is what, by definition? robert: a guy who cannot hide. of course there are a lot of other people around. but here in britain. those two guys were around a little before me. also, roger daltrey from the who. i don't know why we have some annual get-together. charlie: i think you should have a celebration. i would like to come

marks the first time texans have protested as a team. this after the team's owner, robertair causing a firestorm of controversy for saying quote, we can not, we can not have the inmates running the prison. now on the opposite sidelines, several members of the seattle seahawks could also be seen sitting on the bench during the anthem. now this, nfl beat reporters, guys, reporters and journalists that cover the nfl, noting lack of game attendance again, posting pictures of twitter of empty stadium seats during this weekend's games. one reporter saying, cincinnati you have halloween figured out with all the fans dressed up as empty seats. let's bring in patrice lee from the independent women's forum, we have democrat strategist danielle mcglocklin. will 2017 be the year as the nfl an them protest. >> the left has done a good job of using race in sports to divide the nation. keeping people in always state of looking to be offended by something. you know certainly the owner's comments were regrettable and unfortunate but at the same time this, is a man who certainly worked towa